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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-10-23

This is TO certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foleys Honey and Tar fails to
cure your cough or cold. 1t stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious result from cold. Cures la
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. The genuine is in
yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Engbretson' Pharmacy. I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

3.
COFFEE coffee market was quiet but steady dur
,ng Iodays session The opening Vas s}[aqS g
scattering demand: which thought to be mostly
points bghef saea %eTe only 1850 bags and It
LOOKED as tnoqgn the PM mo- eiej n 5 % AVA
from coffee the small share OF popular attention which II
snterested in she cotton and grain markets ana Jhi5
sn the commodity outside Of such interests as may be
eTe2dy committed IN way {aey co nf eq 30 eron6
the steadness of the European markets and the advance
1uTicient 10 furnssh much Of a local buying
Brazan cables reporfed unchanged prices al Rio
an advance OF so refs at santos but oddly enough
markets were reported weak and the Brazilian teceiits
buyers the first sign OF Turn in the course Of events
against 2 600 bags last week and 1l6o9o bags last year
the basis Of 6c for Rio No 4 The total warehouse de
iveries IN the United States for the week We're o'g.
the former New York reported q o26 bags.
cleaIances 2sG55 bags incuaing 7ooo 70 the tinted
shipments rs bags which 5000 were for the United
States and 10000 for Europe Santos ceaTances $1,000
Europe. Santos shipments 81 600 bags, of which
Ssfo1ia clearances 5000 bags Weeily Bahia movement
.eoep1s i5 5Y s 500 S' 6s and 70 crnany 1905
bags The receipts at Rio and Santos Tor the 'eeE a.
iaft year 1900 two years ago.
Fluctuations somewhat irreglar but the response
the old crop positions nigh bull
movement during The session The close was l,t{e oG
months easy a net adEants Of rs points on the old
were estimated az 10000 bales The opning was easy
decline 56i5 points. response lower cables,
the better weather and fairly favorable carly fore
which weather had
a surprisingly demand
the initial decline particularly the positions,
and toward the middle the morning began
Improve covering of shorts and buying 10y Wall Street
Western interests who apparently believe the
weather which has caused the damage - winter wheat
IN the Southwest during the month also have
had serious effect a
advanced readily enough, lc5 b- July. sold a
30 SIC 10 points higher points above
previous high point The crop months. helped by
the Western belt forecast calling
weather and the cold starting I'm the Northwest,
faed 70 about the closing figures Of last Saturday. bat
led in the subsequent reaction Of pa under
Ing Southern spot markets generally unchanged
but local spot people that
the South old fully respond the advances IN
tires during April they have advanced sac
fince the first Of May and hack he
parity they occupied when market at the
low point.
The range q contract prices in the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 13-Closng; wHEAT-spot FIRM: No 2
red Western. winter. Us ID; No l California. is
futures strong; May IS nd July, IS I'd. September,
sd American. mixed. old 5s ID; futures firm; July.
S'id; September As sad. PEAS-Canadian steady. 6s
81. FLOUR-St Louis fancy winter firm 21s. HOPS
In London Pacific Coast. quiet - 1es9t3 %. BEEF
Western steady SOS Cd ItAMS-Short cut IA to t6 10
firm JSs 81. BACON-Cumberland %
52s; short rib. 10 - 10. firm. OBS 3D. long
clear middles light ~ TO "a H. firm 52s Cd; long clear
niddles heavy. 70 40 H. firm 5is Cd short clear
backs. 1d 20 10 4s bellies IL 10 i6
H. 5ls; shoulders. IL II
iAh-PIine Western in tierces strong. AS; American
refined, In pals, strong AS Oh CIIEESE-American
finest White nominaliy COS; American finest colored
''lL'lN rs ali.lah hhest white new, quiet 50s:
Sis: old quiet. 67s. TALLOW-Prime city steady ais
% R'SlN-t'ommon firm. lis 1ird PETROLEUM
Refined quiet, 65sd. IINSEED OH. strong. 25s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
a

heavy So $3.50 So bg!aher ,weishs 81 52+ 90
pigs. $ 5oq$G %; euk Of sales 50 45aSG % SHEEP
Receipts. about coco head market steady sheep 81 5
ass 10. yearlnss. $ 1886 -: lambs. 81 5oqSs -,
Cincinnati, May 13--HOGS active; butchers and ship
pers. s6G7i4a$G 20. common. s. 4oa<a9o cATTLE
strong; fair good shippers 81 75HS5 12ia common.
s. 5oqS3 81 SHEEP steady. 81 15aS5 -. LAMBS
steady, SJ0ST -.
Eas, buffalo May 3--CATTLE-Receipts. 300 head;
h"nvy slow steady others active and 1oul1c higher;
Irw" steers. s. I0H$6 shipping. s. &P$5 So butchers
81 heif"ra bulls,
50 IO0$5 feeders 81 75GSf -; heers.
S34$3 ana springsrs s. higher.
S2uuS5S- NIAI-S Receipts. $500 head: active and
steady. S5dS5 80 HOGS 2O5Co head active;
pigs steady. others shade lower, heavy. ST. 6orSG ~
Workers So pigs 81 sass 30; roughs SGd
ST. l.. stays. 81 5Oq$5 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
l45OO head active and higher. lambs s. 5Da$S few
la yearngs S7qST vetheTs. S6GSo r.: ewes s. -
ass -, sheep. mixed. S30SG.
city May i3-CAT'TLF- Receipts, 900 head,
including Southerns market steady weak. choice
export dressed beef s. jOuS6 fair good
9udSJ Western fed 81 4OUS5 go stochers and
feeders 75dS5 Southern steers 81 9GG s. 30: south
cows s. 01dS4. native s. HtHSi 10 native
hcifcrs 81 75dSG 90 bulls 81 25Q$l cs 81 5OaS5
HOGSRecelpts 1900 head; market 5Hl0c lower;
81 y i. hulk ~ sales 81 35aS6 A. heavy So 25aS6
packers 35u$G lights So 3GHS6 47c S5HS5 10
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head; market steady:
Of colorado lambs 50: lambs 81 50aS9; and year
lngs s. 5oaSG 10 Western FED yearlnss 81 25qSI West
sheep s. 30a$6 -: stockers and feeders SS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14

North Carolina 75cqS2: do Charleston, 75c0S2 50 ART
o oN PER 100 6an3Aei per s55s7 DO North sg
Carolina. so ST. do Besmuda per S q er :
S1I or baF Si@$l 20: CARROTS south Carolina. per
DO N@w orsans. per 100 buacles $2q$3; do old. per
Dbl. S2G$2 30. CABBAGES North Carolina; per crate.
craze SiG$5 do old white Danish seed per ton $9s12;
d$ f sn 9se pf 81 5Gsa: Do 9ar small case 81 5c
81 49, CUCUMRETs savannah, per basket s. go s. 60;
leans. per basket 81 56as2; CATLiFIoWERs. st,
3 Sd 29 DO 0e tFf1 & 4oz F6rda case s. 5o
cHlcoIE$Y and I35GARofE. New orleans. per Dbl.
$46sG; EGGrLANTs. Florida. per box, $29s3; do
cuban 81 25dS25o; IoRsERADIsH. per iqT arg s s6l
$4QS5: Do Jersey Baltimore. etc, peg bP S2g
8 So do GsrestoT per bbl S5ds6; iIALE Long
Island, per bill I3Ga$i; do southern 29e 81; Lfi
North Garoiina per basket SOC ST -: do Norfolk
foc a 81 -: LIZA BEANS florida per basket crate
s. - 81 80; ONIONS Bermuda per crate; So - 90
do Texas white Sc % do yellow 81 20 d@ 10 New New
S - LEXIS Sew orleans. PER 100 Punchss5s $89$t;
ieeks and shallots Souhfin per so pn' 5aS 81
81 90 o F2TsP Per per 100 bG1c6cs s2Gs$
PEAS NorfoiE per half Dbl BASKET s. 500 s. .; 90
small per smaiI basket 81 356$2: do south Carolina
per basket 22c0E1; PEPPERS FiGfldai per carrie
81 5oaS2 -: do Cuban Sl@S2 PARSLEL new Or
leans curly END plain per 6e s. $40 40 3e5@gSf
R6bIsHEs Virginia ana North Carolina per 6asi<.t
5oc4$I RHTBABI nearby Per 10" eqnchfs; tI 81 T%G
Island. Der thl 81 SOC = 90 do sont5eTn per 9S 81
basket s. 90 DO For@a green and T waS
per basket or CT2te .'oc ~ 40 E Eild Witt e
box 81 5o 90 yei!ow cr%olnegk 81 -
Guoan. siaSi 80; TURNIPs, Canada. Rgtahasa; per
s. - s. 30. do white per 100 bnne5ss' $laE"' Wa
NAY AND STRAW Receipts OF hay and straw to
ga3 ta rSncr l g 6fio TO- Central Of New Jersey
10: canal boats 1S& total 76& tons
To5ao MAY yERsEEne--CCash, S So oct TO-
TIMOTHY. s. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago May 13-Wheat hit the dollar mark to
day, with the Board OF Trade apparently IN n
hrdinstorm The even figure was reached by both
September and December lines, with the trade
spreading wider and wider. Foreign buving orders
s"elled the demand. September opened at s5c to
VIC. soon 1t sold at ST. and while the bulls were
throwing up their headgear the price toppled To
99c and 9Sc. Corn gained 1c closing prices of
saturday. Oats, while very firm. made net gains
of only from &c to &c a bushel Provisions which
mad somewhat heavy tone part of the session
closed strong for lard and ribs ON an accession of
buying orders in the last minutes of the session
Lard closed at net gain of 1212c. and ribs closed
sc higher. Local receipts of wheat were 20 cars
against Is year ago May wheat closed at sSi, G
n gain of DC over Saturdays closing price JuI,
at the close was $3.50 to 95&c against 9l5sc to sac
Corn active in sympathy with wheat ma
the price also felt the effect of the leading grains
buoyancy. Local receipts were l49 cars con,
pared with so last year. Shipments hence wera
5000 bushels. The estimate of to-morrow's local
receipts Is 323 May closed at 59ssc com,
pared with 51Ac Saturday. July closed at h2a.c ~
521zc against 519sc.
Activity ana strength again characterized business
in the oats pit. Trading was particularly heavy
in the July delivery, but there was also a large
trade in September. and the May deal was more
active than of late Local receipts were 225 cars
compared with 81 last year. The estimate of to-
morrow's local receipts is s64 cars. MAY oats
closed at 4524c gain of Zee Saturdays clos
ing price. July closed at 4iqsc to 44$4c compared
with 4i9sc
In the provision market business was of fairly,
large volume, with prices rather inclined to de-
cline. Local receipts of hogs 5000 head and
the estimate for tomorrow is 1000 head Nav
pork closed at SIG 70, loss of 71ac. May lard
closed at 50 31lR an advance of l2I5c. May ribs n,
the close were 50 l2l2, gain OF TIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

. Chieago May l3-cATTLE- Receipts, about $4,000
mead; market steady. prime steers S4dSG
cows, 81 25Gsa; hefers S86S5 go bulls SO 509Si 60;
calves 81 I5qS6, sockers and feeders S34S5 % HOGS
Receipts about l50uo head market Sc lower:
choice 70 prime heavy. 50 50sG 52s medium TO good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14

reaction appeal to the operator as being
due the present After midday there was some
SCI back especially in late options at Chicago winch &c
eined nearly &c from the opening level but 80 mlGh new
buying developed the break that sharp rallies followed
the close of the market left about half Of the carly
stil the credit Of bulls cash wheat in New
YORK quoted follows: 30 > red $3.50. elevator
and 81 OGs, afoat; No Northern Duluth. 81 10
and No = hard winter. 81 o3S4, afOat CORN
While the market advanced from 1]ec 20 = bush2
the principally Que the strength in wh=at
sustained long. The situation, owing 10
weather liberal receipts and large shipments
from the Argentine, not considered Of Itself p2ru
larry buliish The Liverpool market was Up % als2
sympathy with wheat Visible supply figures decreased
coo bushels SeabOard Clearances aggregated 1So
bushels. exporters and the cash market in
New York quoted follows: No , corn, GOO, eleNa-
and 5Se. o ahoat No > white. coo. and No
yellow. 5Sc @ h afOat OAIS-Ihere was an advance
cent bUshel in the oats market and consiaefane
excitement in Chicago early in the day although win
subsequent reactions trade quoted down. The CaSn mar
let in New YORK quoted follows: Mixed. 20 80 -
II. 47c white 30 So II. 4T+eN4Yc. and clipped
white 81 40 H. 4sa53c. RYE-Marhet strong; No
Western, re ! Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14

pRosPECT HOUSE AND TEN COTTAGES. on Iass
4 boinoscen In the Green Mountains. For bookist "a
dress H. B. ELLIS C,,t,oto1 yySoket al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
THE KlTTATINNY,

DhLAW NE ~. ~ A1 IT., VT L. t.; x,,,,,
spend Spring Season Climate mild; air dry
Magnificent scenery. Delightful walks
nd drtVe fishing. Best appointed hotel. Has
its own Park 200 acres. Mountain spring water.
grates baths. elevators electric
lights running in parlors. orchestra.
floating golf tennis. bowling, pool 1907 booklet
showing hotel, scenes in Kittatinny Park and other
notnts Auto route map New York 10 Water Gap,
FRANK COPE. Propr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
Change of Name.

StCPREME COURT STATE or NEW YORK. COUNTY
= OF New Y9rk-in the matter OF the application Of
Walter 4. johnson and Company for authority 70
change Travel Bureau Iucorp. Notice is
hereby given Walter a. Johnson and Company,
domestic corporation having principal business Office
at 333 Fourth avenue. the Borough OF Manhattan,
County. CITY and - New York Will apply 10 the
Supreme Court Of the state Of New York at Special
Torn Part l. thereof 70 te fet az the county court
louise. borough Manhattan. County city and
state ~ York OF the 9th OF June. 1907,
1r-3o o-Cor. Of that dav.
thereafter heard. Tor order author
the said corporation change i's corporate
to Travel Bureau. Incorp"
Dated New York. y y. May 18th. 1907
WALTER y JOHNSON AND COMPANY
Bv Walter y. Gregory. PRECEDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
NEW YORK.
PENNSYLVANIA

The BEST PLACE TO SPEND Yous s,n,
NE c VACATION IS ~ THE HISTORIC,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
cafskiIl Mountains

The high altitude of this arest mountain ssnI.
tariun1 ranging from 1000 20 1000 feet above ~.
sea, IS an important factor In the selection Of >
summer home.
In addition to the private parks there are over
l.OOO hotels and boarding houses amid the Gree,
fields and towering crags In this country Of scenic
beauty and wildwood charms. THE ULSTER &
DELAWARE r. 3. offers superb train services
without change of cars from Philadelphia Jersey
CITY and New York to all points in this popular
summer resort.
ne Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer, leaving New York
(42nd ST. via West Shore r. r. az o'clock D NJ
VIII make first trip May 18th.
The summer time schedule season OF ony
VIII 90 In effect Sunday. June 10TH with In1urovas
week day and Sunday service
me Catsktll Mountain Limited" composed ex-
cusiveiy or parlor with observation car leay-
ing New York on week DAYS at 10 O'Clock a NJ b.
a popular feature of the service.
The West Shore r. r will sell excursion tfcLa+s
from New York and Brooklyn on MAY 2eth and
3oth via Ulster & Delaware r. R. TO all points in
tne Catskin Mountains. at fare for round trip
giving an opportunity TO select your summer home
or boarding place These tickets will be good for
End. inclusive. - "Ni''
An illustrated Summer Book with map of .hs
Catskiiis and list OF hotels and bozrdInq houses
VIII De sent free on receipt OF cents postage.
N A. SINS. GenI Passenger Agent
kingston. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-14
QUOTATIONS. ron BEEvEs

Irf ais To
- an 'o''S 'is' "eeA'-''-'--.. -''''" y -o.s'O
GOOD to choice native 2o SO 10
Poor to- orli6ary eii 63n 10
3 oxen and - n u
I5uIls and dry -...-....... - -
r,r,r7,-4-e -,,.
~ teaf II''ge'P,s 5or Two days we're 22o cars or
glauehterers and 81 for the market. all the ster ut
jersey CITY with the exception O cars There was
"a FAR attendance Of buyers At the yards.
steers moved rather slowly but steady prices good
common ana coarse do SLOW bulls he'd m dT M
Iight supply. cows dun and dragging. and me-
alum and good of. Tho Yards were
however. cleared Common TO rrno stee~s soI5 ~.
heavy bulls at 81 ~ 10 81 o. Go "a. So IRA
nand al s. 70 9i4c per n. Liverpool ana London
cables reported eu-or market Tor live ceta f,T
don, I25sc dressed weight. refrFerator bsey lower
WIN "c the top price London No shipments from
chester take out 8l0 cattle FOR y s5anGe
son -
Sales-Newtoa & CO: IS Ohio. steers fat7 n average
s. CO. % -, 1921 n at s. co. 20 Il, tia5 y, ~ 40.
- Pennsylvania do 1888 n m s. So. u m Ie4I ~ n,
50 20. 20 90 100 - IN S5r5, -, 40 Io7l ~ ", T. ~
Pennsylvania COW $50 II, m e. iu - ' Ga 81 w.
s. sanders: FenuzyIvania steers 100 - q. e -
ao 1909 y at s. So ~ DO Ia7o ~ "a, ~ az = ~
AT - 20. II do. n 81 90 10 Kentucky efuers
%" H. at s. o. do So H. at 81 80. buff Goo ~
d. 11GO n. ~ 81 90 / COW "a, N ~ Sg IN. - 49,
$50 ~ at 81: d. GIL n $3.50 d. 59e n al s. Is
1880 n s. -: ! do 1000 n al 81 10. . do =, ~
81; cows n at So 81 10 Do $50 n n. e. -.
i DO NJ at 81 ~. ,s 80 n al Sri, no SO ~
Mcfhcrs5n -| 60 o.. NJ c al I - sS .. ,oo
s. 10 do 1852 H. At So TO- % do lilo n NJ * S t
Il do I,@s ' i'1 ~ az ," 'o 20 o. llI5 p at So q:
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-01
In the Brinkley Post0ffice

The week ending Oct. 18th. was Uncle Sam trying out week in Brink ley-in fact all over the United States it was weighing and counting week. In the Brinkley office, account was kept of every piece of mail sent out and 1t was as follows; lsT cLAss--Number of letters, 33l4, revenue on same. So9.ll' post cards. 6ll, revenue $8.56. 2Np CLASS Publishers paid on 25S pieces. revenue .35; free in county. 465 pieces.
 TRANsclENT-3l pieces. o7 cts. revenue.
 3Rp cLAss-.2l pieces, Sl.l4 rev. enue.
 4rH cLAss-29 pieces. s3.o7. rev. enue.
 PENALTY MATTER-409 pieces.
 Total number of pieces. all classes, 533o. revenue, $82.92.
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-E. w. Chaney, a prominent member of the Farmers Union in Woodruff county, was the guest of H B. Lewis from Sunday evening un- til Monday noon. He was en route to title Rock to attend meeting of the Union.
 "A. F.. Schneider. our merchant tailor, sprung surprise on his friends last night. when he was married to Mrs. Corda Smith. The ceremony was performed by Father Froitzheim, at the Catholic Church. Mrs. Smith is a sister to Mrs. R. E. Smith. The ARGUS tenders them congratulations
 At the election on Monday. ot this week, the city of Birmingham, Ala voted "DRY" by large and decisive majority and now it is the saloons have got to get out Q! another bio city. It was Knoxville. Tenn, last and may the next big fight be right near home at Little Rock or Memphis.
 -Dr. T. ]. Stout was called to Monroe Sunday to perform an opera ton on A. c. Deshazo, who was in- ternally injured several weeks ago by a fall. The operation was success full, considerable relief being afforded the sufferer, who is said to be still inn proving. pr. E. T. Murphy accom- panied pr. Stout and assisted in the operation.
 Auditor w. w. Hendrix. of the Newport branch of the Rock Island, is taking an enforced lay off. Several days ago he slightly scared his left hand with the point of an indellible pencil. The wound inflamed two days ago and now there are symtoms of blood poison. His hand and arm are swollen and considerable pain is constantly.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-01
THE FINANCIAL SITuA.
 TON III BRINKLEY.
lust the Same as In Every Other Town in Arkansas
 and the Entire South.

The little furry occasioned on Wed nesday. when. after a joint session of the directors of the Monroe County Bank and Bank of Brinkley, It was de- cided to limit the paying out of cash, didn't last long.
 Everybody soon found out that the plan adopted by the Brinkley banks was EXACTLY THE SAME as is being used in every town and city in the south; that the Brinkley banks were among the very last in the state to take these steps.
 As Is a we'll known fact the country was never In ! more prosperous con dition and but for the foolish and dis astrious runs on the biz citysbanks the furry would never have started. How ever. the furry is on and inasmuch as the big city banks have felt forced to stop shipping out currency to the coun- try banks. until the danger of runs on them Is passed. the country banks must. themselves. take steps to pro- tect the peoples interest. That is the reason for every bank In Arkansas taking just such steps as both of the Bfinkley banks have taken.
 For the next few days or weeks, as the necessity may be, both banks'will Issue cashiers checks in $5. $lO and $2o denominations. which will pass current. just as a United States Ma tional Bank check does. and will be taken by any business man Just as gold. Parties depositIng cash since October 28th will have the privilege of drawing a like amount of cash. Persons de- string to send money away will be gladly furnished with exchange on St. Louis and New York in any amount.
 There Is not the slightest occasion for alarm, and every business man should take the time to explain the situation to those not posted. Every Brinkley business man understands t thoroughly. and while there may be some little inconvenience caused by the safety methods in usesby the banks, all agree that It Is the very safest best thing that could have happened. under the circumstances.
The Brinkley argus., 1907-11-01

Our little village was refreshed and dust settled hy nice rain Wednes- daY \
 sOug ssaIl ll!sss ssorc uth children Besaah TiIIman has been sick siace last Friday. She has slight attack of pneumonia, but is reported better.
 The Methodist are holding pro tracted meeting. Bro. Barnett is here helping in the meeting.
 John Van Natta's family left las, week for Missouri, where they go to live. We will miss the children very much in school
 Rev. George ChaplIne preached Saturday night at the Christian church. Several went over 10 Clar- endon Sunday night to hear Mir. c, preach his farewell sermon. He leaves for California soon.
 Our school is full and the pupils are doing nice work. Mir. Wilder, our principal. is very much interested in school work and is doing all he can to make everything comfortable for the school. Cur directors have been very kind and thoughtful to supply US with such things as we need to make he sahool success. Mrs. Ferguson has very interesting room of little boys and girls She reports her chart class learning very fast.
 Rodman Davis Is at home at pres ent with his parents.
 w. L. Ferguson spent last Saturday and part of Sunday with his family.
 LYcuRucs.
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Card of Thanks.

To our friends:
 For the kind assistance and ex- ceptional liberality shown us by those who attended and assisted in making the Halloween social such a delight full success. we wish to extend our sincerest thanks.
 Thankfully yours.
 LADIES IN CHARGE.
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Ar THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. o. E. Bryan has been preach ing two sermons each day during the week. He win be with us Sunday anu preach for us morning and evening
 Brother Bryan is a successful Ms slonary Evangelist The interest ' the meeting Is increasing
 An invitation is extended to you tc ome to ilac xeFyiccs.
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CASH REWARD FOR LOST
 BAY HORSE.

liberal cash reward will be paid fof any information leading to the re- covery of one bay horse. $ years old. weighs 1000 or HOO lbs. 1853 or Is hands high. both hind legs while at fet- locks. usually paces. Wandered away from railroad camps on the Mo. & N. A. Ry.. near Helena and has been seen in the Wheatley territory. For re- ward. address Kaiser & Maloney.
 P. o. Box l42. Helena. Ark.
 or call at J. B Pillows Stable. Helena.