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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
A Bold Step.

To overcome the well-grounded and reasonable objections of the more intel ligent to the use of secret, medicinal con- pounds, Dr. F. V. Pierce, oi Buffalo. Y. Y.. some time ago, decided to make bold departure from the usual course pursued by the makers of put-up medicine for do- nestle use, and so has published broad cast and openry to the whole world, full and comphie list of all the ingredient, entering inssIhe composition Of his widely celebrated 6edlsHes. Thus he has taken his numerS1s Gtrons and patients into his full S6nS<ence. Thus too he has re novedhis/hedicines frofAmong secret noss5EOi dOah,fg D, knUe merits and made
 By this bold- stan DL R-e-ce nas shown IaaL Ee s lQf f-allL- -L2 sls .ect Lhe-a lo lkeA-IeSt scllulY
 Not only does the wTaDper of ever bottle famous medicine for weak storaach. pid liver or blliOusness and all catarrhal diseases EheTeyer located. have printed upon il. q l,nin EEoltsh. full and complete list of all the ingredients comDosing |. but small psOk mas been complied iron numerou. schools of practice. conteinlng very numer- ous extracts from the writings Of leading practitioners of medicine. endorsing iH u.e xfrDHJesf possible terms. each and every ingre- d!enf contained in Dr. Pierce's medicines One Of these Il fIe books will be mailed free to any one sending address on postal card or by letter. to DT. k v. Pierce. Buffalo N r.. and requesting the same. Fn m this lt'tle book it will be lesr.ied that Dr. Pierces s IDed- icines contain ns s.cObOl. narcotics. mineral agents or other poisonous or injurious agents and that they are made from native. meoici- nal roots of great value; also that some Of the ulost valuable ingredients contained in Dr Pierce's FsyOrite Prescription Tor weak. nervous over-worked. rrun-oOvn.' nervous and facilitated women. were employed. long year ago. by the InciaEs for similar ailments affecting their SduaEs In fact. one of the most valuable medicinal plants catering Into the composition of Dr. Pierce's EsvoTite Pre- .rriptlOn was known to the Indians as rSquaw-Weed.r Our knowledge of the uses of not a few of our most valuable native, me- cicinal plants was gained from the Indians
 AS made up by improved and exact pro- eesses. the -Favorite Prescription Is rnoet efficient remedy for regulating all the woul- anly funclions correcting displacements. as prolspsus. sufeversiOn and retoryersion. overcoming painful periods. toninz up the nerveS and bringing about a perfect state of beslth- Sold by all dealers tn E.sdlclne4
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

BIsElE, April l.-In the examina- ton held today in the case Of Etdle- man and Nolan, officials of the defunct First National bank, charged with mis- applying funds, Eddleman was held undor S3O, 900 and Nolan S20, 900 bonds to appear before L $ . grand jury
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Glendale Plant Is
 Sold by Sheriff

Tine property of the Eastern Sugar company at Glendale, Maricopa coun- ty. has been sold at sheritf's sale to the Detroit Trust company for s955,- 5i2.29. which is the amount of the bonds, accrued interest and costs oi litigation. sale, etc The bond com pany will perhaps operate the plant next season if a new coropany is not organized to take hold of the busi- mess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The republican prosperity foshorn seems to be out of order. With 100000 men out of employment right in front of a presidential cleo ton, there is surely something wrong with the magnificent magnitude of the country's commercial interests.-Ex.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Yaqui Indians
 Ordered Deported

Last week two Yaqui Indians. ex- amined before United States Commis- sioner Eb Williams, on extrs dition proceedings instituted by the Mexi- can government, were ordered depor,- ed Three were examined, one of them being discharged. They are alleged to have been part of the band Of ! iaqui Indians who a few months ago murdered Mir. Mark Perkins and eight MeXicsns Tn the Sahuarips dis. trict of Sonora -Nogales Oasis
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The bounty law is begin ming to tell on the Cochise eXchequer. The q e m a q s audited by the board of super visors now reaches nearly ST. 00G monthly. The county is being " skinned " of its wild cats but We cannot " hide " the fact that the treasury is also being depleted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Arizona Democrats
 Pass Resolution

At the organization of the Associ- ated Democratic Clubs of Mar:copa county the following resolution was adoped:
 Resolved, That 1t is the sense cf the Democrats of Maricopa county, and of he Territory of Arizona, that William Jennings Bryan should be, ought to te, and will be nominate d and elected the next president of the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Will Charge
 Excess Fare

Conductor Da vey announces that after the 18th inst. tie F. P. X s. W will exact 65 cents cash fare from pas sengers who travel between Tombstone end Fairbank without tickets. The regular fare IS j0 cents, when a ticket is purchased, but the sbsent-minded traveller without this ticket will Ie obliged to put up Is cents extra when tie conductor calls upon him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Boats For the
 Colorado River

Three new river boats are being built at Parker which will haul sup. plies to mines and other property up and down the river from that point. Two of the boats will ply between Parker and Blythe estates hold ings on the California side oi the river at EArenberg, about thirty five miles below Parker Yuma En- terprise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
The Practical Joker
 Much In Evidence

The practical joker was much in evidence day, working oD April Fool Day license. An innocent look ing pocket book on Allen street look ed tempting to many pedestrians, but the string attachment, vigorously worked at the critical moment, to
 gether with the merry hs ha' oi the Jov:sl Brigade near by, usually brought the blushing "reacher" to an abrupt realization of All Fools Day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The republican political situation in Cochise county is still murky. The call for pri- maries on April 1 to elect 30 delegates to the Territorial nominating convention is a thorn that gives promise of creating political inflammation in the 2. O p. ranks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Bureau of Mines
 Is Established

A Washington dispatch y-:-
 The proposed establishment in the departmen, of the interior of bureau of mines and mining was unanimously but unotticially con- cured in today hy the house com- mittee on mining.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
From Wednes iays Daily.

Ben Williams, the veteran mining man and former superintendent Of the Copper Queen al Bisbee, returned to the copper carp Sunday, after several days stay at the county seat.
 Insane over her success in captur- ing a pair of conventions, Tucson an nounces that sine will be out with the tow line to capture everything in the shape of & convention to be pnlled off in the territory this year
 Beginning tomorrow Chief oi Police Bravin announces that the cnrfew will ring tt 9 p. m. instead of $ o'clock as heretofore. The change i. made in accordance with tie prescribed GUS tom followed for years. During the summer months an hour longer is al lowed the Tombstone youth in the evening The city ordinance fixes the 9 o'clock hour from April lst to September lst. During the remainder of the year tine bell sounds the nightly signal at s O'clo~k.
 Hugh Roberts, a stranger, died sud- denly in A hospital at Phoenix. Moth ing is known of his history, save that for few days prior to bis sickness be was employed in Phoenix.
 The Constable warehouse at Phoe- nix, recently destroyed hy fire, is soon to be rebuilt.
 Judge F. II. H,retord of Tucson is 4 Tombstone visitor today on legal matters connected with mining nego- tistions in which the c. & A. are iD- teres;ed and whom he represents ] President E. B. Gage, of the T.C. NJ Co, returned home today from br:ei visit to Phoenix on business connected
 with the company.
 The dog tax went into effect day and it does not appear to Ice ar April fool joke, either.
 . Sup't s E. King, of the F. P. S :
 W, was in the city today on brie
 inspection trip.
 E J Jack.in has returned from
 the Chiricahuss, where he went tC
 look after his mining interests in tha | locality. Considerable mining activi
 ty is reported along that range, wh'ct
 is now attracting attention. E Julius Monmonier arrived toda, y from Bisbee enronte to Pesrce, where P he goes to prosecute work on som, '' valuable mines in which he is inter . e.ted.
 ,e Frank Alley, the only and original arrived in his private sirship "Mescal n. today and is busy shaking hands witi
 his many Tombstone friends
 The date for payment of territoria
 ss'oon license fall due today and Co
 chise county sa!oonists are paying tn, |, required S300 advance payment. It i
 not thought at the sheriff's office tha
 there will he a material falling off o
 licenses throughout the county. Al n of the saloons in Tombstone, it is ex 'f pected, will renew their license.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The latest Easter h a is called the " soul-kiss " and that is a mighty intangible kind of a kiss to name a hat after; however there are said to be both kinds in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

Thirty two car loads of steel rails have been received and aye being stored 5y the Southern Pacific at Wilcox and the people of that city say that this great quantity of steel is for the extension of the sprr of the Southern Pacific from Pearce to Douglas or Naco. The reason that t is stored at Wilcox is that there was not sufficient room on a side track at Pearce
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Allow Sixty Days
 And No More

The 50 days within which the locat. or must perform his work begins to
 run from the date oi the discovery of
 mineral and posting his discovery no-
 tice; and locator cannot extend his
 time to do his work by changing the
 date on lis discovery stake, or by re-
 newing lis notice of discovery. There cannot be tao discoveries of the same thing by the same person, and the law having fixed the time iu which the work mnst be performed, the To. cator has no power or authority to ex. tend or enlarge that period for his own convenience. Ii the discovery shaft Is not completed within the legal time. it is mere folly to pull down the old notice and put up an other of a later date. as the 50 days be- gins 70 run from the date of discovery, and no self-serving act of the locator can enlarge the time. The exact rule may be stated thus: The locator is not permitted to re-enter and oust himself, preiicating such re-entry and to custer on his own delinquency. and permitting him to re-enter and reoust himeelf periodically to gave the neces. sity of developing his claim. To per- init the original locator the power within himself to make effectual a arising from his own delin- quency by perfecting a relocation, is to place in his hands the extraordi- nary privilege of holding mineral lands perpetuslly without doing any location work whsteva-Ingemarson F. Coffey, tColo.) 92 Psc. 90s. Dec. .'O7.
 The above IS a Colorado decision md no doubt will apply to Arizona in but time. The law sllovs
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

Tombstone gardens are re. dolent with the fragrance and bloom of roses and flowers and this is still March. It is enough to make our eastern friends envious and We don't blame them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

A Georgia journal says |; "Col. John Temple Graves has beat it to the land of milk anG honey" What probably was meant was the land of mint and honey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

A man in northern Arizona wants to be king of Servia. At least this is something new in the way of suicide mania.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

An Arizona physician is booming sour milk as the elixir of life. We'll have to admit that sour milk is all right for people with whom it agrees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The above is a Colorado decision and no doubt will apply to Arizona in everything but time. The law sllovs 90 days in Arizona,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01

landoos en- casa del tapicero, revolotear del
palo de rosa al nogal, de la caoba al piano de
tai lorna otra seg1n el caprcho del mo-
mento?
Sc reia de su ocurrencia.
-Lo mas chistoso es,--afladi0 pensando
en- la parte c0mica de la aventura,-Que los
muebles no estaban pagados y que micasero
Sc los lleva tranquilamente como 81 fueran
m1os. mo os parece que Ell chasco es muy
grotescof u ell eban1sta no Sc comprometi0
pagar mis- alquileres Ipor que le periudica con
el embargo mi casero? 81 tuviera 70 IN grano
en- la nar1z y este grano ofendiese las ideas es-
pec1ales que nj casero la concebido de la be-
lleza, no serfa este motive para ir a cortar la
narlz de mi ebanista desprovsta de ese ador-
no; luego el argumentO del casero es altamen-
te vicioso erroneo
DE todo 10 cual resulta-respondi6 mi
tutor con JPvlalldad-que habra de pagan
qu1en ha respondido de los muebles
-Exactamente -dijo NJ, Skimpole--y ESQ
es 10 que acaba de ridicuizar mi casero No
1gnora1s lie die, que mi excelente amigo Ia
Tudyce hab1a de pagar todo 10 que 10 que os
lleva1s dc una manera tan POGO deicada. mo
tene1s respeqo alguno al derecho de propiedad
de csc excelfnte amigo?
-1Y rechazo todas vuestras proposiciones2
-pregunt6 NJ Jarudyce
Todas,-respondio NJ Skimpoie--Le la
me aparte le die: "lEntendeis de neQocio?-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01

te amuebladas Su primer trabajo fue Ell gas
tar tado el dinero que tenfa en- comprar diver
sas bagatelas para ad0rnar su habitaci6n,
cada vez que Eva y yO lOgrabamOs disuadirle
de una compra inutil dispendiosa apuntaba
10 que le hubera costado, compraba otro OBJ
jeto menos caro- y miraba la dlferencia como
Hna gananCia.
Todos estos asuntos habian retardado
nuestra vista Nj. BoythOrn.
Habiendo tomano al fin Ricardo possession
de casa, nada Sc opuso va a nuestra partida,
para el condado de Lincoln. En- la epca en-
que nos hala abamos Ricardo hubiera podido
.venir con nOsotros sln el menor Inconvenience
pero entraba en- Ell periodic de entusasmo por
su nueva carrera hacia esfuerzos inaudi-
tos para desenmaranar los misterios de Jaru-
dyce contra Jarudyle.
Sc qued6 pues, en- Londres y este fue mo-
two para que Eva elogiase con placer su cello
aCtivldad.
Hicimos viaje agradable y tuvimos en-
M. SkimpOle un companero muy obsequioso FL
successor de C0av4 4nses habfa embargado sus
muebles, pero esta perdlda parecia ser mas
bien para 81 un allvio.
Las n1esas y las sillas-decia,-son OBJ
jetos fastidio30o pr u monotOnfa que IN dfa
Il otro acaban poI exasperar iPuede darse
mayor ventaj ia que la de estar ligado tai
3 cua1 sill6n, colocarse como una mariposa en-
asientos que Sc pueden variar sin cesar alqui-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
H2O1r1C1AS

Sc han formulado queias al
departamento de Obras Publi-
cas-, a fin de que sc proceda
cuanto antes al arreglo del
puente de la calle de San Anto-
Mo, de Gurabo, que amenaza
ruina.
-Ha regresado de Manatf el
Assistant del Departamento de
Just1cia Mr.. Hutchison, quien
etectuo tina investigation por
cargos presentados contra e1
Juez de Paz de dicho pueblo,
senor Enrique Velilla.
NEUROSINE PRUNIER
REGoNSTITUYENTE GENERAL
Ell DR.. Monagas, de Aqua
-dilla, ha renitido al departa-
mento de Justicia una cuenta
por la suma de $33 por servicios
medicos prestados en- ell Juzgado
de Paz, de Moca.
-Debldamente aprobados por
el Attorney General, en- cuanto
a lorna y ejecuci6n, han sido
enviados al Tesorero, las fan
zas prestadas para garantir d los
senores Rafael Rivera Y Eduar-
Munoz, en- sus cargos de mar
shals interinos,
Ha solicitado I'm mes de licen-
Cia, el senor K. A.Gomez, inter
prete de la Corte de Mayaguez.
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE-Es
la parada 10, Sc yenden cuatro sola-
res pequefios en- la calle Los dos
hermanos y siete. tres pequefIos !
cuatro grandes en- la calle de Canals
Dirici St para detalles inform es
4 Ia seTIora Latimer viuda de Carrera
-Dentro dc breves dias es-
taran completamente termina-
das las obras de pavimentaci6n
de la calle de Tetuan, obras que
Isl no han terminadO va es por
no haber llegado los adoQuines
nuevos.
Iambien en- la calle del Co.
mercio sc imprjme gran activi-
dad a las obras. pues el contra
tista senor Lago, tiene gran in
teres en- que Sc terminen pronto
pala evitar perjuicios al conner
clio.
Las obras de la carretera
de Barranquitas a Aibonito, to-
can va su fin.
Han salido para Manati
contratados para desempenar
classes en- escuelas de aQuella
poblacion, la senorita Josefna
Mendin y el senor Chiessa.
En- los juegos militares ce-
lebrados en- el campo del MORO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01
a 8 1.5O

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados. Cortes judiciales,
Ayuntamientos, Corporaciones y EN-.
pleados de todos los ramos. siuo tam
bien para los comerciantes, industrial
les y personals de negocios. Ell como
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Camarss y ell Con-
sejo Executive en- ell corriente ano de
Ioo7.-Se venden 4 $3.50 en- la Ii
brerfa del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-01

NICO, 4 AIDE,
FL juego consistia en- el tiro
de la bola de rs libras.
-Ha salido para Mayaguez
para tomar possession de su pues-
to de superintendent de aque-
LA Escuela Correctional Ell Sc
nor Manuel Gilestra Rodriguez.
-Esta tarde ha salido para
Toa Alta, en- asuntos de su bu-
fete, el joven letrado don Do
mingo Massari.
Sc ha estrenado con blen
6xito en- Bayam6n el Cinemat6-
grafo de los senores Portell "
Garcia, que tan buena Temporal
da ha hecho Ell San Juan.
-Ha retirado su candidatura
de delegado por Ell distrito de
HumacaO, Ell senior Antonio
Barcelo.
Sc NEcEsITAN
empIeados para fotografia con conocinoien.
tos en- eI retoque de negatives practlca
en- el taller. Para informes, diruirse 4 Ia
fotografa atistica de Luis Ferreras. MAYA
guez, Puerto Rico.
Nos informa ell correspon-
sal de Utuado, que las mani
festaciones politicas efectuadas
en- aquella poblacion Ell lunes
estuvier0n Concurridisimas.
Han tornado possession de
sus puestOs como maestros ru-
rales de Vega-Alta los senores
Sandin, Lajara, Ramirez V Cas-
trill6n.
Sc VENDE una casa recien
construida, en- Santurce, pa
rada As, adyacente a la ca
sa del Lcdo. Lopez Landr6n.-
Para intormes dirigirse a dona
MATILDE l.. V. de VILLO-
DAS, en- la misma casa.
-Ha fallecido en- Mayaguez
la estimada sendra dona Car
men Sanchez, esposa del senor
Jose Gil II ertierro del cada-
yer fue una sentida manifesto
ci6n de duelo, en- que tomaron
parte tOdas las classes sociales.
Ell senOr Vicente Pagan ha
presentado una denuncia contra
]. Cabrera Dumas, a quien Sc
acusa de un chaDtage con di--
ch0 caballero.
Sc encuentra enfermo en-
Rio Piedras. el respectable amigo
don Jose Munoz Rivera, Sc
cretario de la Camara de Dele
gados.
Sc han hecho cargo de sus
puestos en- el registro de la Pro-
piedad de San German, los Sc
hores Enrique Martin Porrata
y Pedro Pagan
Para cucar un resfriado en- un dra
tone LAXATIVE ROMO UININA. El botf
carlo devolyera a dinero 81 no 10 cura.
La irma dc Z. W. Grove Sc halla en- cada
cajta.
Han tornado possession de su
puestos de maestros rurales de
Coamo, los senOres Erasmo CO.
lon V Sebastian Ferrer.
-Ha sido contratada en- unO
de los principales teatros de la
Habana la aplaudida tiple Pura
Martinez
Sc encuentra enfermo Ell Sc
nor Riera Palmer, alcalde de
Mayaguez.
Deseamos su prontO resta ble-
cimiento.
-Ha sido arreglado satisfactoriamente
e contiicto suscitado con motive dc la
clausura de la escuela oCooperD de Saba
na-Grande, por cuyo cierre permanecian
sin recibir las ensehanzas de la instrus
ci0n pGblica mas de Glen alumnos.
Han regresado de Rio-Piedras, el ns.,
cal senior Torres Grau el jefe de la de
tective sehor Quinones despu6s de prac-
ticada la investigation de que conOcen
nuestros lectores.
Ell preso Maximino Ruiz, que haee
alg1n tempo SO fug6 de La carcel CIe
Nayaguez y que con posterioridad fEIs
detenido, sc ha vuelto fugar
Dicho individuo sufria seis mesess
por hurto menor, y tres meses y dos
meses, por el mismo delito.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
NERVES THAT TIRE QUICKLY
Those Directing Sense OF s"'"' wv
Heat and Cold, Are the m0'
Easily Fatieued.

The most easily tired nerves IN 'he
body are the nerves of smell. lhey
can detect the faintest whit oil per
fume.
As you pass rose in the garden
the quantity of perfume that ge,S
into your nostrils must be many NIL
lions of billions of times smaller
than the tiniest grain of sand. but
rub the strongest perfume to your
mustache, and in few seconds you
fail to notice it the nerve OF smell Is
so quickly fatigued.
The heat nerves and cold nerves.
which are quite distinct from the
nerves of ordinary sensation, also
stop working very quickly. A oa'n }
that seems quite hot when you nrs'
step into it very soon ceases TO cause
anv particular feeling of heat.
Nerves of hearing and sight can &C
through an enormous amount OF
work. For 16 hours day they work
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26

consider further the subject. The
addresses at this meeting were de-
livered by Rev. ]. ]. Hurt of this
city, President Hartzog of Ouach-
tia College and Rev. w. T. Amis
of Hot Springs. At the conclusion
of the meeting gifts amounting to
SIS, 900 tor Ouachita and Central
were announced, the smallest gift
being for 81 900. The delegates
from Conway guaranteed $4,000
from this city, provided the pres
ent Indebtedness of $3.50 on
Central College should be lifted
and $1,000 more be spent on i'm
provements. This was agreed to
by the education board. Rev. R.
G. Bowers, who is regarded as the
best man in the southwest for the
position, accepted the position of
financial agent for Ouachita and
Central. He will enter upon his
duties December I, but secured
$500 for the schools on the train
coming home. He will have the
able assistance of Rev. ]. F. Little,
another man of unusual ability
in raising money. Mr.. Hurt says
he has had a number of talks with
DR.. Bowers in the last six months
about the Baptist schools, and he
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26

layman's meeting was held last
Sunday afternoon in Fayetteville,
and was addressed by E. w.
Stephens of the Stephens Publish
ing Co., Columbia, Mo-, and by
Prof. ]. T. Henderson of Bristol
Tenn, a leading Baptist layman OF
that state.
The Baptists of this state also
decided to cooperate with the
Baptists of Mississippi and Tennes-
see in building a quarter million
dollar sanitarium at Memphis,
Tenn. 1t is believed this move
ment will lead ultimately to the
establishment of great sanitarium
at either Little Rock or Hot
Springs.
Education the Key Note.
The key note of the convention
was Christian education. Almost
the entire afternoon Saturday was
given to this subject. Atthis meet
ing brief addresses were made by
Prof. E. E. Bagwell of Bentonville,
President w. w. Rivers of this
CITY and President B. G.. Lowrey
of Mississippi. 1t was said by DR..
Hartzog that President Rivers
made the best speech he has yet
delivered on education. Saturday
night there was a mass meeting to
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-11-26
EDUCATION WAS THE KEYNOTE
Of the State Baptist Convention
at Fayetteville.
Rev. ]. ]. Hurt, the Secretary, Discusses
Some of the Work Accomp-
lished

Rev. J. J. Hurt, who was re-
elected secretary of the Baptist
state convention at its recent ses-
sion in Fayetteville, returned
home last night. He says that in
many respects it was the best ses-
sion of the convention ever held.
The attendance was scarcely half
as large as usual, but the conven-
ton accomplished much more real
work than ever before. At this
meeting it was decided to organize
a Baptist laymen's movement for
Arkansas, the object being to bring
into the business affairs of the
church the same zeal and system
attic endeavor that laymen show in
their everyday business. A mass
meeting for laymen will be held
for this purpose in Little Rock the
evening of December 1. A great