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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-11

Goals from the floor-I.ihby s. Grindal
Z. Colby l. S: Hurd Z, Libby L. Wiley 1,
Dewitt 2, Hurd 1. Goals from fouls
Wiley g. Time, two aO-minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-11

Through tickets to California, and al
points South and West may be had Of Z
n. Walker. ticket agent, Augusta, tht
only office in Augusta, selling via al
routes and checking baggage free Of ex
GEO. r. EVANS, Y. p. & GEN. Man.
r. e. BOOTHBY. G. p. & T. A.
Portland. Ne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

Sll1!tu. SIuIueH uleD ODg Ill11D1I OPP
oogct, og @r. Mpller fo1bt ga Sibs=
pl1nftet fon1met til at for0ltfte. &jp=
benbopnife 8al1fer tober ca. 100000
SIR. poo Sen &iitoric.
s tppogtig @rpse
Sn0enfor Set %fongelige 5fp=
oelelifab, ser ipm befjel16t er en- me-
get torment SCREENING, bor Ser forle-
oen tiloraget fig EFT 9egipel1be0, lon1
far lat 5in6ene / 1terft @ebGgelle.
Ser lfete ne1nlig set / 5elifabets ST.
ltorie ubprtc, at ct al Me6lemmerne
= CIT rig @roslerer fra en- al Slid
bperne bleb u0itp6t, for6i ban
ltjol fra fine u8reore". 9g bpoo
ltiol ban? = Settons! Sill Torfla=
ring ffol III oplpie, at Ser ipil1es me-
get 2'bombre inbenfor @elifobet -
% Ser ipilles bpjt, Sc, iom bar &oob
til at bore u8rgore", bar nemlig og=
ioo &aao til at ipille Ell lille" 10
&roners &ot=2'bombre eller 6erober.
Ger1 omtalte @rosierer bar Ell fnrlig
ibria Spiller. 9h1 er set 5pbpane,
at Spillerne in0tager en- Mtb6ag
miot UNDER Spillet, og 6enne 8apie
meo Sc Spillenoes 6raberelie CT BET,
at @rosiereren bar benpttet fig al.
san far 90 liitet fig ms i set TONNE
Spilleparelie oglagt nogle al BE a11<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
.o@..so o..H3x6395o1o. a!Sno.ol
,Ms AEGMZaznd<


der, F%orstoppelse vekslende Appetit,
Svaghed, Urolighed og Svimmelhed,
1agges n9je Merke til af intelligence
Kv:nder. SOM mariner sig den Periodic
i Livet da Kvindens store Forandrlng
kan ventcs.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound tilberedtes for at overvinde
Vanskelighederne i Kvinders System
i denne Livsperiode. Den fornyer,
forynger og styrker den %kvindellge
Organisme og opbygger Diet svsekkede
Nervesystem.
Tor at erho1de serskilt Rad ON
denne vigtige Periodic indbydes kvin-
der til at tilskrive Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass, og Diet vii blive givet
fuidstandig frit. Den nuverende Mrs.
pinlsl7am er afd@de Lydia E. Pink.
hams Svigerdatter og Assistent, og |
= Aar er hendes Rad bleven glvet
frit til allie lidende Kvinder.
Las hvad Lydia E.. Pinkham's Com
pound gjorde for Mrs. Hyland cg Mrs
Hinkle:
Kjire Mrs. Pinkham:- &,
.'Jcg har i Aarevis lidt af Forrykkelse al
1-ndorliv or piennenrik LivsfOrandringen. Nit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

y 20 y " . :
fog0en. Sort. ltpbte Sfppf. SIR
gem en-, 611irell0al Sfop paa SjGl=
lan6, paa 3 &rDbifptter. 9o ban oll-
raabte Sem, begp110te sc at lpbe, men
Sen enc fif BOG Sis at ifpoe poo5fop=
fog6en, bel0igpis 116en at ro,r1r1c.
Sc tog 6lugtel1 as 5an6peo til, OF
ltt0er 6enne 6ll1gt mootte SC nooc
ober Soltp Ma,men 5fobfogoen fltla=
te bog otter, og set lpffeoes fam en-
6elig at fonge Sen Sfptte, Ser hopoe
lfl16t, oe0 Sonobe6, bporimoo DC to
on6re nn6lpb. SfDtten blep oerefter
fgrt til Mrreiten / &u6e, bpor ban of=
beHter iin Com. De to andre bnr goo
billig betnlt Ell @p6e paa IS &roner
FIBER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
En- anden Kvindes Tilfmlde.

cord kan like udtrykke, hvad jeg led we'd
disadvantages. Min Lige sagde, at jeg
havde Tilbojelighed til Kraft. Da lHste jeg Ell
Dag vidnesbyrd fra Kyinder, som var bleven
helbredede we'd Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable
og at tilskrive Dem ON Rad. Deres Medicin
giorde mig rask, og allie -daarlige Symptomer
forsvandt smart.
''Jeg RAIDER enhver Kvinde i denne Livsperi-
ode at tage Deres Medicin og tilskrive Dem
ON Raad."-Mrs. Lizzie Hinkle, Salem, In.
diana.
Evad Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound gjorde for Mrs. Hyland
og Mrs. Hinkle vii den gj@re for en-
hver Kvinde i denne Livsperiode.
Den har ~overvundet Smerter, glen
givet Helbred og forlanget Liv i Til
f,elde, der fuldstendig forvirrede Lac
gerre. . !:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
8jBbenbapn

Stotnen al M / g.
teren 8roron CT MI fnroig
90 bill / 8egpnoelien of Mpril bIioe
op1tillet beo Marmorfirfen 1,o MOS
Store &ongensgobe. Stotl1en er l,o=
fgrt al Grofeslor 5aabp % er / pper=
natl1rlig Stgrrelle.
Irf. SbDro 50 r e ,
ing, opol,ffenoe Sangltierne, uo=
oannet al fgl. &ammerlangerin0e
Tru Seller, &jgbenbapn, ser bar OPP
traa6t nogle faa @ange paa Set fon-
gelige Seater, er engageret til 9pe=
raen / Miincben for flere Mqr meo en-
8egpn6eliesgage Of 5000 SIR, Ser
efterbaanoen tiger til 5000 ST.. @ao
BET fongeIiae 9eater i &igbenbabn fif
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Cvdla G. PfnkbaAA's Vegetable Compound IVkkt$, bver andre 5

VI rt9 II 9 cf. SorlcpeH
ol1bolot Nolitict / 2pnabp e, ca. so
oarig Sieneltforl, ion git nmtring
ng tiggcoe. ga mon bopoc boDt bonn
/ SprDpr ct Ym Gullgc, bite Oct iil
at set bar en- rem &rpllls, mon bopne
fnuet Singrc /. s bnns 8;enln1er
fo10tcs 1entlig CT Sporcto: lc6pA
bpprpuo in0clto0 life minhrc cll0 ca.
5000 &roner. Mllc Sc YcnNe bar
Mon0en 0og life lfrabet Jig l%o1uncl
be0 Siggeri. @ol1 bopDe bupt npalc
go6e Nlo6ier opre / Spllmno, lon1 til
los Bom at l9gge Nulgc np. N11 tiH=
gc0e ban for blot at foo loo nlc1et
il10, at fan pcO @julp al Nel1tcrnc al
sc 5000 frrnoc FIRE ct efter fine &rop
lorgfrit Sin. ga Mol10cn life ti0li=
gere far prret %ltroffet, llop bon meo
CT Mbporl el. Sagens SmfoltninAcr
lfoI bon beriu1p6 bctnlc = npget, JONI
CT rent l1bort for CT Sigger.
II lpffclig @pr /.
@onroejcr Mosn,lls 2orlell, @ro'1olp=
lc neo @plbrf> nGlteoe forle0cn ISur<
r1ibbog / 5mebocllmosgn0e / @pl<
brf n1c0 ct 2G3 @olm. 9oricn blep
llpl,get oper moo cit Mur oA pooorpA
iig eli @jur1crpltcllc. Gn Gru,N
scr bcfonot Jig puo &pNne1, iii Ben
enc Mrn1 lu0eret. @cltcnc for &pN=
llcll leb ldbif pA iprona up /
Ell iornl1 fjprcl1nc NoglL bnpr=
pnn bcfunot liz G%aoroejcr SIR.
Senicn, &rrnlple, % Ell Some.
8eiten ipr ocrne Go0n lpb ogloo
lpbif, ~ booOc Guorbcjercn o0 So
llc1 faiot nj &pgnen % poonroN Jig
olnprlinc Mprltclicr / @oucoct. Moa=
mus 2orlen blep / %bepioItlps Silitoll0
fjtrt til &nipitulrt. &c aprigc Sil=
lfu0cfpnl1c blcn hournc ino til oe1
l1urbccnoe IiltriftsluNc % blcn for
bun0lte, bppreftcr Sc blcp brontc Il!
ocrcs Silent.
CT irfcguorb, Ser
tyrtrr / @opct. Nur ct
bolnt Mnrs 5iO li0cn n1nnttc MDi1=
oigbcbernc al Nrpat fpr eli Neoltpyt=
ming al 5tcpls Stint loOe Naierap
Strife lllffe. Com 6cGjcnot liNger
paa Sen p0crltc Hpnt al &lin=
ten, % Sc 1ioite NcbItprtningw baror
bortrepct iaa ltore So%r0nuaslcr, ct Set
par forbuncet mes Jnre at bcltptte :
til @%11ostjenelte. Ser ncoiot=
tes Ell a%on1isiton> b%eltooel1oe al Yrp~I
feslor listing, eS11genidr @infel pa
iSDrll1elfcr Nolelt, Der 1tlllDe IrTTc
8eltemnelle ON Sc Sifferbebsforun=
1toltnirger, lon1 bar n%p0pen0igc. 81
oisie Gage for Oenne &omisIion af=I
gioet @etGnfning. Sen crflurer, at
Ell Me0ltDrtning al alinten bill flu1ne
pentes Iper 2jeblif;; 6og n1cncr man
life, at lelpe airfen bill berpres bcraf.
ct set ionbiDnligt, at Den
eitre Gel of airfegaarhen % Be Der
(iggen6e @rabe bill itprte / @apct..
en- Sglge al 0en1e grflGring
bur Miniiteriet mi gipet Sillabelie
IL at benptte airfen, l1aar al M6gang
u ben eitIige 9eI at @irfegaaroen
5liper forbuot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

Underliv var svullent OF Maven ON: jes havde
Svimmelanfald. Ilovedpinc og var mcget nery6s.
Jeg skrev til Dem ON Raad og paabegyndtc
BehandlinS med Lydia L. Pinktam's VeSe-
table Compound. og jeg er glad we'd at sigc,
at allie disse 0deligsende Symptomer forlod mig,
Og jeg er konmet uskadt gjennem Livsforan-
drinsen, som en-. sund Kvinde. Jeg anbefaler
Deres Medicin til allie mine Vcnner Mrs.
Annie E. G. Hyland, Chestertown, Md.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Syllano.

GioliN poo 6rr0e.
uSilfe6prg MpiS" fprtullcr, at ell
Monb / @ollc ollereoe for iooet sGr=
ter % Blllerpobcr poo i'm Morf.
s. . crg5 . II /
Soothing oil life blipc ~oflpret Oen 8.
! S,uni, lon1 oprinoelig beltcn1t, n1rn
fpr1t pua en- 5pnoag / Suli, nour
Golgfonpe,1 % bcns Gitcrhpnuin9er
CT pnerltuueoc.
6rclt IN 9 roOer5
8 / u. S &orgpo 9p pc0 @crning
%orbejoebe to 9re0re / CT Wcrgelgruu.
Hl11olelig ifre0 SprOcn ncb ppcr ben
Gloite pg begroocoe 6om f1lloltrnoig.
Go ser i11gcn 6olf por / NrrDcocn,
gop Ben pnglte 8ro6cr> en- Grc11g paa
16 Nor, fig til al olle &rufter at ar
bcjDe, % set lpffe0es Dnm pirfeligt
at foo befrict lin 8roocr, JONI lno be-
0ropct ll,cer to 500 Spr0.
5olat rritcgooro5 s.
pro. Huber 6pruOlutl1!ng Al
neofcn1n1eloe Nlltnritctera Npprpbo=
ton tar Eoltor 3inn iplNt Gibp ErU=
ltcgooro ncD Norbus til Mcjcricjcr
Slotb, 6rcoeusgouro pc0 Norh,S, for
1900 0r. pr. 81 Sono lloen
Welutni>g. @lphelunmcn o!Gro3cr
/ alt ca. 10000 &r. Yoitor 3inn
forbeboloer fig 1 IS. 2ono, Ser lfol
o11nenoeS lpnn @onc nc6 SCI, 11pc YrU=
1tebolia.
&ronprins Girl II,
ser biOtil bar pnret Nbcrltlpjtnant
og Gbef fpr Oorni ionc1l / MorDl,3,
or III blepct lt0nGpnt til Sberlt og
iomtioia forfrcn1mct til Gbcf for oip=
GARDENS 2iniebotoillon. Get pcutes,
at ban il10cn lang Sis bill blipe IT'S
1Gbl1t til General 11oenior Sumner,
Jorm1o11o / Geuerolfomiteen og Scr
inipcftpr. Gomtibg oil Sbcrlejtnolt
Mrel1orl1p blipe. 11onnnnt til G6ef for
2ihgor0ens Standardization.
Croft % pIIcpurfct.
G11 70oarig Mon0, No11l Miffellen,
iom posicoe Wpllcn pco Obbp 81 /
SbD, er fun0en 900 / Mplleprrfet.
Naboen bab0e ienot cit 0rel,g ofltcb
meb 8lto til Miffell er, n1cn 9rcngcu
fllnoe life finoe bom % gif oertor fiji
Sci igjen. Noboen oncoc in1iolcrtio
llrooo og beaop fig iclp ofitco til
Mpllen, ion1 orincr eli 5negl, Ser
trGffer &o1oet op cf 5pen. Miffel=
len bapbe lin @olig / Mdllen, pg puo
@l1lpet inbe beo Grrfet fu1bt Aobo=
Ell bom %liggenbe >do, cllcrcGe on!=
trent folb. @eo Sen foretogne l(ll-
%oerlpgclle pp0age0c man, at ser
fal1btcs 5aor pg Stpo ODER belle &C.
genet, loo set CT i1be1lfor al Ipipl,
at Miffelien far puret / Mpllmrr=
fet, men Bog bar bapt areftcr nof til
at fri fig lo al Set, bporeftcr BON or
ON paa Gl1loet. ll0e al
5tom til at reiie fig bar Sen getnle
Nan6 Lao maattet blipe liggertoe,
inotil Dsoen inofanot fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Y endepunktet
En- lid, d, Kvindsr .r m~odtaseise for. mango stemme Sys-
domino. - intelligence KWndcr tascr Forholdsrsler. 10
berettcr ON deres Erfarin9.

er den m e S t kritiske
Periodic i en- Kvindes
Eksistens, og like uden
Grund er den Hngstel-
Sc, som gaar forud her
for.
Enhver Kvinde, der
fors@mmer Omsorgen
for sit Helbred paa det-
te Tidspunkt, uds atter
sig for Smerte og Lii
delser.
Mar hendes System
er @delagt eller hun er
pr~adisponeret for Apo
pleksi eller Congestion
af noget Organ, Ell der
n%erliggende Fare paa
dette Tidspunkt - og
en- Rakke af nerv@se
Irritationer kan gj@re
Livet til EN- Byrde. 1
lige Made er MT Kreft
,og Svulster mere til
b@jelige til at dame sig
og begynde deres ode
%laggende Arbejde.
Advarende Sympto-
1ner som Kvalnings-
fornemmelser, hede
Anfald d, Hovedpine,
R~ygsmerter, ubestemt
F3lelse at Frygt, Susen
for 0rene, Hjarteban-
ken, Gnistren for o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
KUR FORHH
MORRHOIDER.

Kleende, indvendige, bio
dcndc eller fremskudte. Pen
gene tilbage fra Apothekeren,
hvis Pazo Ointment like kure-
j s til & Dage. 50 Cents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

3 9 poa s Uro e.
uSiltc6prg Mpis" fprtullcr, at Ell
Mono / @allc ollereoe bor looct Scr
ter pg Blllerpo0cr poo i'm Morf.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
pApoosE FOUND ON WIRE FENCE
Foster Father Has Trouble Getting
 the Baby Enrolled,

Okmulgee, I. T., June S-Alex Posey and Stenographer Scaggs of the enrolling division of the Dawes Commission, who are here this week, have knotty prot- lem to solve regarding the en- rolling of an unclaimed girl baby. The history of the child's life IS quite interesting.
 On the 10th of last September the child was found wrapped Tn a blanket in Indian fashion hang ing on a barbed wire fence near Bald Hill, which is about ten miles north of this city. The child had evidently been born that day as it appeared to be only a few hours old. It resembled an Indian slightly and this IS the cause of its presentation for en- rollment.
 The child was given to John Sutton, a white farmer of that locally, who has cared for the child and who contends that 1t IS a member of the tribe.
 It seems that the parents of the child are known but at the in- quiry this morning Sutton was non- committant, although he intimated that proof of the child's Indian blood could be presented if necessary.
 The application was taken and thorough investigation will be made before the parentless child is granted an allotment. This is the first case in which a child whose parents are unknown aud who had no guardian has ever been presented before the com mission, and unless some proof more convincing than that brought out at this hearing is given the child will receive nc allotment.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
A REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE.
tiot Springs Boy Sucked in Whirlpool and Shot Through a Dam.

Hot Springs, Ark, June s. After three men had lost their lives at the same place and in a similar manner the fifteen year old son of Harry Bancroft of this city was sucked under a dam by the swift current of the Ouachita river together with the boat in which he was rowing and not only escaped death but was not seriously injured.
 The old Thornton dam near Hot Springs became undermined at one point by the river which gradually washed a good sized hole. Through this the water rushed with a tremendous im- petus causing sink hole and small whirlpool above the dam. Young Bancrort, while rowing above the dam was caught in the current and was rapidly swept toward the whirlpool. Helpless he crouched low as the skiff was drawn under. A few seconds later he emerged with a spurt from the hole in the masonry followed by the wreck of the boat. His head was bruised but he struck out for pile of rocks in midstream where he remained until rescued shortly after.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
SUIT COMMENCED.
To Protect Mena's Rights in the Mena
 Hendrix Academy Property.

Attorneys Norwood and Alley, who are representing the people of Mena in the controversy over the Mena Hendrix Academy property, today filed papers in the chancery court against the president and board of directors of Hendrix College and J. E. Wooton of the Commercial Col lege, and service will be had on the defendants at an early date.
 This suit is brought to oust the defendants named from any right or title now claimed in said property and to quiet the title in the city of Mena.
 The papers as filed, provide or stipulate that if the lease now held by Prof. Wooton shall be d clared valid, which is not likely. the hotel property, now claimed as "rental" for the lease. shall become the property of Mena, instead of the property of Hendrix Academy, which never provided dollar toward con- structlng or maintaining the Meua Hendrix Academy.
 The outcome of this suit will be watched with unusual interest
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

my desire to see things .
 and to get fresh impression aa aySelf ditions as had not seen tba ' eaa since before the strike n. ~saS hand there was indications of
 most humorous haste to clean ~ 2 pave and even to plan fo, " fe changes. New toilet rooms 'u'are dressing rooms, new towels 4. aea Swift's and Armour's wera hs., se cleaned up that was comnap So cheer them on their way by as IVY 2 ing my pleasure at the chanoos ~plsss sausage girls were moved ias where they could get sun ana S,~l' ,, they too have dressing room. sa I asked for showers and loc,a.. ss' the casing workers at Armorr,. " got a promise that they wor,s aaa them in. The canning ana s... " room, chip beef and beef av.,s. Armour's seemed really onito In all of these rooms the girs rs oso At Libby's the girls are to be put is to a blue calico uniform wbicb ' will buy at half price. Tbev putting in toilet rooms which tbev <. are temporary and that when
 building is remodeled they will <. these put in a better place. The bs. towards reform would have NY hs amusing if it were not So noas tragic.
 They tried to win my help on <. ground that loss of foreign t,,,. would mean hardship for the worts. in my neighborhood and I mnst ... do share this fear but I cannot ;. the wisdom of my coming out nublG ly and saying that I saw indicstIos, of an awakening. for want X, changes to be radical and perms.. even though we all have to suffer the present"
 I wish to repeat that my inyer. cations are not yet through. am M prepared to make a final statems,I either as to so much of the comna.., as concern the management of h. bureau of animal industry or as certain of the graver charges in o. nection with the adulteration of mss products as well as other mattss | But enough has been developed in M | judgment to call for immedsa | thoroughgoing and radical enlass ment of the powers of the govern
 ment in inspecting all meats vhia enter into interstate and foreign on. merce. Unfortunately the misdAsh of those who are responsible for Ms | abuses we design to cure will brig. discredif and damage not only um
 them but upon the innocent aoS
 growers. the ranchmen and farma of the country. The only way pernA
 nently to protect and benefit these
 nocent stock growers. the farmers aa
 ranchmen, is to secure by law | thorough and adequate inspection | which I have asked Sincerely ycgz
 THEODORE R00SEYELl
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
KANSAS VITAL STATISTICS,
Death Rate of the state for 1905 was 0a 7.5 Per Cent in Each .0o0
 Inhabitants.

Topeka. June S.-The Kansas dsa rate in 1905 was only 7.5 for a' thousand inhabitants, according ta u vital statistics issued by Dr. s Crumbine. secretary of tho state sa1 of health. There were 9,70S desihs Kansas last year and nearly hall these were of persons more than years old. The death rate for chllaa is exceptionally low. There are 1 persons in Kansas more than llelM| of age and eight are more than 1 years old. The largest numOei deaths are of persons between 6s 70 years.
 Consumption is the cause oi largest number of deaths ana Crumbine advises that a sanitarHn established as statistics which ne gathered show that from 50 to @ cent of tuberculosis cases are by the sanitarium treatment
 Smallpox has decreased. Ony cases and 33 deaths were shoSa the year. Cancer is on the lne'' There were 46S deaths in 1905 an' in 1898.
 Accidents caused "A deaths fed as far as possible, as lon' Railroad, 10S, gunshot lS, minus runaways, accidents with hofs~ similar accidents 20. A large na. of violent deaths are not claSsln'
 The report shows that typnolu is the hardest disease to l0'' many people seem to ignore IL
 physicians have not reporlsu cases of typhoid fever, but tns's 397 deaths during the year iiV~ disease.
 Governor Hoch reappolhlsu Locke of Holton, H, M. benr Sterling, and c. H Lerreeo v as members of the state O0' health.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
A NEW PICTURE GALLERY
Established by C. N. Judd on De Queen
 Street-Now Open for Business.

Street-Now Open for Business.
 Among the many Improvements being made in Mena the Star takes pleasure in mentioning the new and we'll equipped photo graph gallery recently established by c. M. Judd, on De Queen street, in a building erected by his father. MT. J. Judd, who came here from Crowley, La, and made a home and invested in property several months ago.
 MT. Judd's gallery occupies a building 20x66, having a recep ton room 16x3S, and a work or printing room in the rear, with dressing and dark rooms con. veniently arranged. The sky light is very large, being as large as any used by any gallery be- tween Kansas City and the gulf, and with his large operating room MT. Judd is prepared to take group pictures of any size from two to fifty persons.
 MT. Judd makes speciality of views and picture postal cards, and has good selection on hand. Those wanting work should give him a call and see how nicely equipped he is to turn out good pictures.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
SATURDAY..

A. M. Parker of Hatfield was in the city today.
 Jim Cole of Wickes was in the city on business today.
 Will Green of Potter was in today on business.
 Mr. Lyles was in from Big Fork trading today.
 ]. H. Reynolds was in from Big Fork this morning.
 Louis Nichols of Ebersou City was in Mena today.
 Mrs. Brunson of Potter was in the city on business today:
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Brear left for Fort Smith this afternoon.
 L. M. Wimberly of Egger was in the city OF business today.
 J. NJ. Stone of Big Fork was buying goods from our merchants today.
 K. l.. Freeman of Board Camp was marketing cotton in the city today.
 Jeff Lowther and family of Potter were buying goods in the city today.
 Ella Thompson, clerk at De- laney's left on No. } this after noon for her old home at Clarks vile, Texas. Miss Thompson was accompanied by a brother
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

MT. and Mrs. K. M. Quigley arrived yesterday afternoon from Kansas City. They expect to go to Beaumont tomorrow, where Mir. Quigley's railroad construc- tion work is requiring his atten- tion. Whiie on this visit they are the guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Babcock.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
An Alarming Situation

frequently results from neglect of clog ged bowels and torpid liver, until con stipation becomes chronic. This condi- tion is unknown to those who use Dr. Kings New Life Pills; the best and gentlest regulators of Stomach and Bowels. Guaranteed by Jackson the druggist. Price ,25c.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

K. M. Quigley started this afternoon for Beaumont, Tex, but Mrs. Quigley remained over for few days longer visit as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. A. w. St. John. Prior to going MT. Quig- ley arranged to have the road up College Hill repaired, as much needed.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

Miss Carrie Rabb, who has been living with w. E. Holt and family, and who was taken sud denly ill the first part of this week, has improved sufficient to go out to her home where she will spend few days.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

Dr. w. D. Freeman and family and Willie Wilmington of Mount Ida came in yesterday. Dr. Free man and family left last night for Holder, I. T., where they will visit relatives and friends for several days.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

w. P. Smith and family, who have been out at Bethesda Springs for several days, came in today and will furnish and occupy their new home which MT. Smith has recently built in Eureka ad- dition.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14

Mir. and Mrs. Ed T. Wolf have arrived from Washington, D. O., and will make their home in Mena. Mir. and Mrs. Wolf were formerly residents of this city.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-06-14
Tn. New manila Hotel.

Manila, June S.-The scneius hotel on the government iaHs ..s come to nothing. The churcn pa near Luneta has been soia v u Dunbar, of Cincinnati, who, II oaa 4 will erect a hotel to cost Soov,s ,n haB government officials wanted ,D ,s.s ing erected on government lss .sietls advertised for bids but the i0,s rrsst imposed were considered too s. ssrlt Dunbar purchased private p'0'