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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-26
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Magness In Prison.

Philadelphia, October 25.-Charles Jos eph Magness, husband of the daughter of the late Senator German of Maryland, who was arrested in Louisville, charged with being a deserter from the United States navy, was brought to the Phil ,adelphla navy yards today. Magness was placed in the brig of the receiving ship Lancaster where he will be held until
 the time set for his trial by courtmartial
 His wife did not come here with him.
 He is the first man to be fncarcerated under the new law which does not com- pei the putting of the prisoner in irons.
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GRAVES OF WAR HEROES
 ARE TO BE PRESERVED

Atlanta, October 25-(Special.) )-The Georgia Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Is interesting itself actively in the matter of marking and preserving the graves of revolutionary soldiers in this state.
 AS the result of frequent reports of neg lected graves of revolutionary soldiers found in old fields and apart from reg ularly maintained cemeteries, Mrs John M. Graham of Marietta wrote to the war department at Washington to ask if it would lend its aid in the matter of prop erly caring for these graves
 Upon the basis of the reply received from Capt. A. B. Shattuclz, quartermaster United States army, the Georgia society has gone to work in earnest with view to the proper preservation of every revo- lutionary grave found within the state.
 In this reply Captain Shattuck stated that the federal government would bear the expense of the removal of every de- tached revolutionary soldiers grave, to
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Improved.
From Puck.

From Puck.
 Bystander--Have any of the objectiona- ble features of the game been abolishedf
 Full Back-Sure The Athletic assoca- ton discharged the faculty this morning by a unanimous and enthusiastic vote.
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the national cemetery at Marietta, where they would be marked with appropriate granite headstones. He stated, that the government could not undertake the re- moval of remains of such soldiers from regularly kept and properly maintained cemeteries, but where revolutionary graves were found at such places would gladly furnish marble. headstones appro- priately Inscribed. e
 The ladies of the Daughters of the American Revolution propose to have re- moved to Marietta the remains of every revolutionary soldier found in isloated or detached graves and to expedite the work of marking all these graves with head stones.
 As a result of their activities in this direction public meeting was held in Polk county the other day and the ques- ton of the preservation of the grave of Micajah Brooks, a revolutionary soldier buried In that county, was discussed. The 200 citizen present immediately raised a fund of $100 to provide an appropriate monument over the grave, instead of the usual government headstone
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FOR SALE-Several repos- sessed safes which we are clos inc out cheap in order to close inc accounts. Call at once. Bir- mingham Safe Go.
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STEINER BROTHERS. Bankers and Brokers.

Mortgage loans on Birmingham City property at 51a and 6 per cent interest. Local and for aign securities bought and sold.
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burden; to which he may very justly retort that the transatlantic husband Is beast of prey, or otherwise, but al- ways beast, and that it's~a White Mans burden, anyway All of which proves that the highest grade husband extant has his permanent habitat in these United States of America
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with every advance of mechanical in- vention. 1t Is no exaggeration to state has awaited that precise knowledge which has come only within the last five VaarE
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A year or so ago the editor of the
The Springdale news., 1908-12-18

been port of entry for contra band whIskey that would be shipped here and hauled down to Fayetteville where 1t would find a market through the "bl1nd tigers, but the business will cease since the appointment by Sheriff Reed of a deputy-sheriff who will attend to the business at this end of the line. Tie seizure of eight barrels of bottled goods at Fayetteville last Wednesday morning was the re- suit of the vigilance of Deputy Lichlyter who spotted the ship ment here and sent runner to Fayetteville to apprize Sheriff Reed who arranged a reception party down there. Lichlyter watched the loading of the goods here and followed the wagon on foot through the night down to Fayetteville where 1t arrived about midnight and Sheriff Reed and the reception committee were waiting to give 1t glad welcome. There will be no more apples 
 shipped to Johnson from Fort Smith. and Wilson X Co., the consignees, are sadder and wiser men than when they did business under the name of "B. D. Smart in the good old days of old.
 Uncle Ben Johnson returned Friday from his weeks hunting trip out Ill the west part of the county. He Is well nigh incon- solable over the loss of one of his young hounds, "Tommy,' who either strayed or was stolen by some stranger whose dreams of present possession IS very liable to receive rude awakening when the real owner finds the dog.
 MULKEEPMO.
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his family since the first of Sept ember, and two of the children are not we'll yet.
 Most of the farmers are done gathering corn, and butchering IS on them now. Ed Roberts is butcheriug to-day. Since our last letter the writer visited with relatives and friends at Logan, Benton County, where we formed number of new ac- qualntances, and we enjoyed the trip so much that We would like to make 1t over again in the near future.
 Doss Paris came up from Minco, Oklahoma, recently on business, and while here paid us visit. He is nephew of Wm. Eads, who moved from Wyman to Tut tie, Oklahoma, several years ago, and Doss says he has made enough money to buy him a home III the Panhandle of Texas and Is moving there now. We wish him good luck.
 We understand Ed. Phillips IS building a business house at Wy man, with an Odd Fellows hall above.
 There will be pie supper at Wyman next Tuesday night.
 Born, to Louis and Lucy He's ter, November :, daughter.
 Floyd Couch and wife were over Sunday to visit the formers father, Henry Couch, and to ex- hibit their new son, born Novem- Der s.
 Another son came to bless the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Fletcher recently.
 F.. A. K.
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Greeley's advice to go west and grow up with the country. He leaves Tuesday for Seattle, w arlington, where he will try to secure lucrative position. Mir. Davis has reputation here for vim and push, necessary char acteristics for successful career, and he will undoubtedly be sue. cessful in his chosen location on the western coast.
 James A. Carloek, once of this place, was badly hurt in rail. road wreck on the Rock Island road between Little Rock and Memphis. The wreck was caused by spreading rails. The locomo- tive left the track first, killing the engineer and fireman, followed by the mail, baggage and two chair cars. Mir. Carlock was working the mail when the wreck occurred and 1t must have been an act of providence that kept him from being killed, as the mail car in which he worked was smashed into kindling wood.
 WILKINS MICAwBER.
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Dec. 14.-After a long silence will come again. Just up from a spell of pneumonia, and am thankful to be able to sit up and write a little.
 Rev. Denton has been conduct ing q meeting for two weeks in the Baldwin school house. He has baptised twelve or thirteen, mostly young people, and 1t IS to be hoped all will hold out faith ful.
 The First Christian Church will have their new building com pleted by Christmas, at least sufficiently to hold servlces. They will have a Christmas tree for the little folks.
 Walter Roberts and wife visit ed the latter's parents at Black Oak yesterday.
 Nick Counts and bride have moved out from Fayetteville, and are living on the Albert Moore farm, now owned by Mr. Counts.
 Vim. Roberts, Jr., has had three cases of typhoid fever in
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WHITENER

Dec. 12.-Singing at John Sharp's last Sunday night.
 Nolan Williams has improved the appearance of his mountain home by building handsome yard tence.
 Mrs. Everett of Buckeye visit ed her brother William Carlock, of Spring Valley Sunday.
 Tommy Davis will take Horace
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WANTED.

At the Springdale Sanitarium X Hospital, a strong, honest, wiling and cheerful woman to do house work. Wages S15 per month, board and room. Call for further particulars.
 GEO. F. KERR, Supt.
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There is nothing nicer for a Christmas present than a good magazine, and the Lichlyter News Company, next door to the postotfice, will take your order for any magazine or newspaper published and will make you close prices.
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REMEMBER

Dec. 24 IS the day hand out my calendars. All those who have signed up for one will have 1t saved for them as agreed. Others will get one till they are all gone. Only limited num- Der. First come, first served.
 c. w. kennan.
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so acres, 40 acres in cultivation, plenty of good running water, ? houses, ? barns, TOO fruit trees, half Ill bearing, one mile from school, six miles northeast of Springdale. Price $500. Address 26-tf. CHARLES s. NAMES.
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Of course your friend who smokes will appreciate a Christ mas gift III the shape of nice pipe, but ii he's a real smoker he will stick to the old one until the stem Is worn off.
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GOATS HOUSE.

Do you go to a goats house for wool? No, only to sheep's house. Then go to a jewelry store for your watch and clock repairing. 25 years at the bench.
 G. w. kennan.
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WOOL CARDING.

Having refitted my roll carding machine in first-class condition, 1 am prepared to accommodate those wishing work in my line. Will have rolls on hand to ex- change for wool.
 $. N. HAXTON.
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Buy you Fountain Pen while they are cheap.
 II. A. Daily, the Pioneer Drug gist.
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See H. A. Daily for low prices on jewelry. We are giving 50 per cent discount on great many articles.
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MANY MEN.

Have set up here to hx your watches, and in % to 90 days gone again. Where IS your guarantee? Come in and l will tell you.
 G. w. Kennan.
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Remember we are closing out all of our Holiday goods.
 H. A. Daily, the Pioneer Drug giSt.
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The Peoples Store sells the largest pile of goods for the least pile of money.
 N. B. LONG, Prop.
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You can save the dealers profit by buying clothing at the Cash Store.
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Sanitarium Treatment Rooms will be open for ladies from a.. m. till noon, other hours by ap- pointment. Gentlemen hours from 1 p. m. till II D. III, other hours by appointment. Phone No. S2. GEO. KERR.
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Meigbborbood Mews.
JOHNSON.

Dec. 15.-J. E. McClendon. of Proctor, Okla, spent Saturday looking after business interests here. He journeyed back to Proctor on the Sunday morning train.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. c. Hayes went up to Springfield, Mo-, Sunday evening to spend few days with friends.
 John Thompson made a busi- ness trip to Rogers yesterday. He has been located here for some time, but intends to resume his former avocation on the road as salesman for some wholesale firms and will therefore move his family back to Fayetteville before the first of the year at which time he goes to his former work.
 George Thompson, Spring dale blacksmith, will succeed John Thompson as our village blacksmith He Is now at work here, and will move down as soon as lie can get a location for his family.
 Yard Curtis has bought sixty acres of his former farm that he traded for Kansas property sever al years ago. and will move back to the old place sadder and a wiser man than when he journey ed away to Kansas a few short years ago.
 James Bassett and Wife, of El- kins, were visiting friends here during the days of the past week.
 $. Truesdale has moved back to his farm near Johnson. He has been renting this place and has lived down near Fayetteville season or so, but has decided that there was really no place like home.
 Fred Burrows came in last Wednesday from an absence of year or more which time was spent jogging around hunting for happy earthly home where riches abounded-he'll probably stay in Johnson awhile.
 Will Crouch succumbed to an attack of wander-lust and jour- neyed away last week with the intention of crossing the conti- nent and treading the golden sands of California-mark him due here early in February, 1909.
 There IS protracted meeting now ln progress at Shady Grove. It IS being conducted by Keys. Brown and Johnson, and the att tendance indicates that quite bit of interest is being manifest ed.
 Ben l. Luper came in few days ago from the farming coun- try out near Kansas, Okla, where B. 1. has been domiciled for many moons. He has many marvellous tales to relate about the products of hls section of country-but does not say just when he'll move back to Arkansas.
 The directors of the Fruitmen's Union held business meeting yesterday evening and arranged for the purchase of crate supplies for the next season. They also adopted the First National Bank, of Springdale, as the depository for next seasons business.
 Elder Loving, of Springdale, conducted religious services at the home of Mrs. Mary Cox Sun day night. Bro. Loving preach ed splendid sermon which was listened to attentively by a large gathering of the neighbors.
 K. NJ. Lichlyter, John Mason and Bert Johnson left yesterday for sojourn of several days out ln Madison county where they intend to play havoc with the squirrel tribe.
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All persons indebted to ne will please settle by Jan. lst, 'o9, as 1 must have my money.
 A. F.. Smyer.
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5 per cent discount on spec tacles and eyeglasses at Daily's. Big stock to select from.
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All parties are warned not to hunt or trap on the property formerly known as the Zimmer- man place.
 BANK OF SPRINGDALE.
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Sl'ENCLING

Portieres, curtains, bed spreads, pillows, handbags, Christmas novelties stenciled.
 Mrs. c. E. Lewis, It Miss Clayton.
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For Christmas presents tha, will last and be the most pleas ing of all gifts, go to G. w. Remnants Jewelrv Store.
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Biggest line of gold handle silk parasols i'll the city at H. A. Daily's, all of which go at big discount.
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How to save money; Buy your dry goods and groceries at the Peoples Store.
 \. B. Long. Prop.
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Toilet cases and Christmas novelties of all kinds at Llchlyter News Company'S.
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WATCH MAKER.

Don't be humbugged. Bring your watch and jewelry repair to me. have served you twenty five years and am here to stay. All work guaranteed.
 G. w. kennan.
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See Hawkins X Son for whole sale prices on flour and feed.
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The price tag never accompan- ies the real Christmas gift.
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Hunters are warned not to hunt or trespass on my place. If. H. w. Johnston.
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FoR SALE.-Finely improved, eight room residence, bath, base ment, etc, all modern and well located.
 BERT S. LEWIS.
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Hunters are strictly forbidden to hunt or trespass on my farm and mountain land.
 w. B. BRoGDoN.
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Pure bred, we'll grown, Rhode Island Red Cockerels for sale by Mrs. l.. (. Watkins, East Emma Avenue. S.s-2t
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Ladies', Misses and Childrens Jackets at cost.
 A. E. Smyer.
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FRUIT TREES.

Get our prices before you buy
 Springdale Nursery Co. Phone 115. E. F. Rice, Propt.
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For bargains in everything go to H. A. Daily, the pioneer drug gtst.
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Christmas postcards at Lich- lyter News Go.
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HOW MUCH DO YOU SPEND ADVERTISING? Does it brinq the results you desire? Rose can help you. Consultation free. Ewalt's Realty Office.
 gold-plated collar buttons at H. A. Daily's for SC.
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Brooches go at 50 per cent discount at Daily's.
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The Lichlyter News Company has complete stock of nuts and candies.
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Hawkins X Son keep every thing to eat.
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Games go at 50 per cent dis count at Daily's.
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Fresh barrel of sauer kraut at Hawkins X Son.
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See Smyer for lowest price on clothing and overcoats.
 Nau Narl, Stnra
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Call and see the bargains We are offering whether you buy or not.
 H. A. Daily, the Pioneer Drug g1st.
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We are closing out all of our Holiday goods at big discount. Call and get prices.
 H. A. Daily, the Pioneer Drug gist.
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Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.
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make speciality of abstract ing land titles and conveyancing.
 WILLARD BERRY.
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See the new spring line of Ferguson-Mckinneys hobby dress shirts at Smyer's.
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It will pay anyone who is in- terested i'll clothing to visit the Cash Store.
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See Willard Berry about Land Titles.
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appear in this paper in self defence. l positively and fear lessly affirm that the individual (man or woman) that started the report that 1 charged $500 for preaching Aunt Mary Smiths funeral Is wilful and malicious liar.
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25 per cent discount on violins, guitars and banjos at Daily,s.
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How to make money: buy your dry goods and groceries at the Peoples Store.
 N. B. Long, Prop.
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NOTICE

Rail cook wood, heater wood. Full measure, prompt delivery. 29tf K. l.. MORGAN.
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All of our Holiday Books go at 5 and 50 per cent discount. H. A. Daily, the Pioneer Drug glst.
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kED dRAY. Witness, TOM MCDANIEL. And 1 further state on honor, that Fred Gray is not lm- plieated in any way i'll the trans action of my business. It TOM MCDANIEL. 30 per cent discount on Foun- tain Pens. Big stock to select from.
 H. A. Daily, Pioneer Druggist.
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We, the undersigned hereby give notice that no hunting or trespassing on our premises will be permitted:
 Dr. T. G. Brehm
 J. w. Carter
 c. w. Cook 
 H. Quandt
 J. $. Ewalt 2S-tf ]. A. Baxter.
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LOST. !.

Sunday afternoon between Springdale and Lowell, brown fur scarf. Finder IS requested to please leave at the News office, Springdale, or the Rogers Hard- ware Company, Rogers.
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Railway Time Card.

Railway Time Card. No II -12:35 D. i'll. No. 12----4:19 D. m. No --1o:so D. m. No. 4.-----s;23 a. III.
 GOATS HOUSE.
 Do you go to goats house for wool? No, only to a sheep's house. Then go to jewelry store for your watch and clock repairing. 25 years at the bench.
 G. w. kennan. Fox SALE.-Finely improved, eight room residence, bath, base ment, etc, all modern and we'll located.
 BERT $. LEWIS.
 A FARM FOR SALE. so acres, 40 acres in cultivation, plenty of good running water, ? houses, ? barns, TOO fruit trees, half Ill bearing, one mile from school, six miles northeast of Sprlngdale. Price $500. Address 26-tf. CHARLES 5. NAMES. See Hawkins X Son for whole sale prices on four and feed. 5 per cent discount on spec tacles and eyeglasses at Daily's. Big stock to select from.
 Hunters are strictly forbidden to hunt or trespass on my farm and mountain land.
 W..B. BRoGDoN. Hunters are warned not to hunt or trespass on my place. If. H. w. Johnston. Games go at 50 per cent dis count at Daily's.
 1 make speciality of abstract ing land titles and conveyanclng.
 WILLARD BERRY. It will pay anyone who IS 1n- terested i'll clothing to visit the Cash Store.
 WATCH MAKER. Don't be hunbugged. Bring your watch and jewelry repair to me. 1 have served you twenty five years and am here to stay. All work guaranteed.
 G. w. kennan. See the new spring line of Ferguson-Mekinneys hobby dress shirts at Smyer's.
 See Willard Berry about Land Titles.
 2 per cent discount on violins, guitars and banjos at Daily's. How to make money: buy your dry goods and groceries at the Peoples Store.
 N. B. Long, Prop. Fresh barrel of sauer kraut at Hawkins X Son.
 Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.
 NOTICE
 Rail cook wood, heater wood. Full measure, prompt delivery. 29tf K. l.. MORGAN. We are closing out all of our Holiday goods at big discount. Call and get prices.
 H. A. Daily, the Pioneer Drug gist.
 For Christmas presents that will last and be the most pleas ing of all gifts, go to G. w. Remnants Jewelrv Store.
 All parties are warned not to hunt or trap on the property formerly known as the Zinmer- man place.
 BANK OF SpRINGDALE. Hawkins X Son keep every thing to eat.
 Sanitarium Treatment Rooms will be open for ladies from : a. m. till noon, other hours by ap- pointment. Gentlemen's hours from l p. m. till II D. III, other hours by appointment. Phone No. S2. GEO. KERR. Brooches go at 50 per cent discount at Daily's.
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A FARM FOR SALE

BERT SLEEVES.
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