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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
ans a~Ruri,,r.

Gsssn 50 5ialiensr bon bier uno
8enoiEa Duy0eu Spfer Der @dunsret
zines eanosmaHnts, Der iih Noisp6
1uGci nonnte uno ais 4ltnt DIT Dill
Ipau'eer StrdBentobngsieuidait i6
aas9ab. Die 9ate 3d6litn BEN
5tpinoler ppn 2 bis 3 Def. pro
Qfdnn ais @Ommifion. Uoiir oisier
i5rtn Arbelff Tiellen Set Der StraBeRs
baAngeitai0aft aeben iclie. @ls Sic
abu mad Wilmautet tamen, INN lire
4Iaell aaaHtretsH muBitn lie 81 i6rem
Gttorelut erfabrsH Oab lie sls Gpfer
zines Cd otnolers Qtiporben parm.
Der J%talisniit5 Gonful ior5ts oaiir.
Dab bic @erullten nieoer mad bauit
tamsR, oo Bic mdaen Doail mittslcs
oalt0noen uno Hidt einmal gele iiir
oit Rifia4rt batten. Die Qoli3d lit
auf Der Sufe u6A Dem 9etriiQer.
8et BEN 8srIuHe eiuen III Ser
5dbrt be5riifsHer 5rott3ul ~ 6tnet
1en, Uauae. etfud 4 Weilen lpeftlih
pen Der Sidoi, Der iribsr III G~leoedno
pobuPaiie Stgpb Eomeis!i iibeyia6ytn
an0 qeiootei.
ME Gade zines ian0en Mdnnes.
oer Snee uorigea Moulis IN G6itaqo
Stlbilmoro be2an8sn bdtte. lit isBt
ioentttitjri noroeH ais bic Res 19ii6r.
Vars Roman DcH fieg. U}an olau6t.
CAB str ll~n3li6Itte ourh iouacS
@ietibum 3ar 9tr3ptiilun9 gstri95tn
Woroen mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
Aus OTl1k ri.

5taey Sirit6y.e sjues Ger Cis6du
be cr 0icteI Steam 9aunorp So.
ann tti61oigie audi 2 apitofenoe
Nobnhiuier. Der gt1mmipumn
Sstri'i liter $1,000 III deer outh
SerNdcyunl eeetdt.
Gas 4ro5yamm iIr oic ayors
y & 2lmereasr. tta Fa5ri
can't ron &taptr Dam. purse zen
Nouo. Nscioion gum 6c,sntta sd
S;aotaun,rtyiitdt fiy 8 Sabre en-
narrt ais 1(dticleet Uon 1lai Is.
9ltao zen &lnmouib uro @. y. qrs
rtA oon &actut puyoc mr. Wit
slieo SIS STATE 9oar> Of @blymaQ"
errarrt ala Natiolaty gan T.. n. -.
Pt'eyS err ih ieirey 4,aris ais 4e3.
lplsmrr p.g.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
gIriid nnS Wsiiaa,l.

eaTslHs - Observation-Disclosures y.,4,.
okte: fhuers @are. 5-6e. 1--WE
saRnsF Srrins eam5. 5000 On s,r
etseusss @silsssf. - eH6ecr s.7ssr "a.
su 12isc; fol1sre niie 5Gbner ST.. csrir1s
l3Ac itretn guiea, i2c; Enrfeek. feffe ars
@dHfs. f3rere init ssSern' 81 ma n. usI.s.
clsserar'ie ser Susene s5O0-GO0.
@aHssa; eebease 3nesno st.25: tote.
yes ss-Sl gS ~ ls55e9s 1aEsen. lsite. $500; ma.
edlssr 500 4funb. 5-sne; eos
|'iro Sk-0s. $50 gfu10, 6ts-Tc. %
Nigne' fh-se egira faHe5. ipeibe8
arai0sisH. California Der Gutene. tx
,- spasa sta,. gs7asE 1uiges asatlsa
hei js Haa 8u3s Ser Wlaeel. g0c-feo .
a3 -SeEae cute ggsRe bl5fte 600.
isir. t.to|t5s: SOMA es-cs 3 75sS si,s
EGhl. I00-f25. Eefsc~- Iirc.S > 800
@asIsns g l. 9.25-s So; 90. 2. 2o0E
erusfiang rer Sct Ste0-s.50 ga
SlauasEisti- SsiHsrsta per gsais. $500
arant. reues. saRfcrnia u,sr. e-...
81 qo-2e5; 0naulaHa srose grafas. s22s-
oaetsr aassn. eie7es. PER srfbel ss-s.
esusrIs. - s dee bas Tu5sFf so-a,s
eurisH 3nIaeis ss-~
crsbe hes 2utsae. iooZiis. Sc ? 90
csc
gss EisHi. - slssiea per graie sass
Qnstisn0. - cif7erx- sfr Etr1ra 10
Qpntrabt- r. 1cai alus. rfr EoE sdcoAG
Wrergcftia - elelcsr IN HfnfSrn rrss->
en- T5-eSc- Egracfa s-sc
eauG. etr eepa&ffrur. FER 9ns-~A
re- Nrtkc. R-fa.
Eaiat - elAisrialat EfrHasr hrs z.-sA
Sh-seI isnrh. rrrAe Sex
Gtuhaiet. esufiarn. rer raE. t1rcs -
s. 600, rgyiuscr' sn s2oo
4a1xEn@ctcfSH.lW RzrnRT 1T a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
4OOessMnseiae.

6reunOsn unO 9etannten bic t~rauriae
91aaridt, oaB unier ~pielee[iebter Sobn
Huo oIp5 6 barIe Rroba,
l426 eberrp SiraBe, am Mittpo6 ben
10. april 1903. UNI G u6r morgens, i'm
Utter BON 10 Sabrea. 4 Norqten unb 5
&a9en, nerieben nit ben bsiIigin SterbelaeS
ramsntsn iauit enti6ldfsR it.
0as 8eardbHiB lamb am Montaa BON
Der st. Soiepb'ssairde aus ftatt.
lin titles 8silsio bitten Die trauernbeu
5iuterbliebsnm
osrr unO 5ran Sol. arOba, eItsrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

~N1t StktWlS peS NQQfllneH
Wettsr= u. grutssg Bureaus fdnet bic
bcurige Salon spdr elm psnia Ipd<
ter al ais in 1907, dber unter qtnftiz
ssrsn 8eoingungen uno peitsrer Sorts
l6ritt ais gsfu0bnIid Inn Dieie .3eit bes
Ja5res lit nit 5rubiabrss Qr6eften ass
ma1t poroeH. 6srbfpsi3en uno Slice
Htrptntsrten gut, uno IMP iebt in
beItem StaHO. Die @usFhten fir
bic Gbiternt, iiro Dor3iqli6.
Die probi5itiOniIten Beg Staas
tee babsn beidI0fen, Elm eigenes
Stats uno 8unossfenatorzSi
auF5uHenen.
Der gonoucteur Qlb. Ref uurs
De in W ar bdlItop n 0 einem
3uge setroneH uHO 10 ihlimm pers
leBt odB man an ieiusm AuftOmmen
3peiielt.
@ineu iGredli9sn Sob fanS in
ben 3aR9irba6a9ofen Der @reat 0es
ternzSGbn in DUBUQUE Der 0az
lel5t oIs Gorinipector angeitelte 10
Sabre dIte Germ. 3. Deber, inoem eis
ne Rangirlocomotipe ion u6erTubr un0
graBIih 3erfidslte.
8st0etet our9 Grploiion elmer
0gRdmitsP atrDne nuroe duf Der BEL
@entralia 9ele5enen 5arm bes
Nm. 4aiisr. Der 2 Sabre ate @m.
5libop, Sobn beg in DbersoilIe
i%popnbaftsn 8runnenbO6rers 2ouis
giibop.
Sn Wuseatine lit cine iuz
seHoli9e Ginbrs6er6anoe bon Der 9os
li3ei aufge5obsn poroen. Die adcelss
fa9rer, crit II Sabre aft, purosn in
Die ReformfduIs sei6idt, sinige Der
anoeren tdTsa mi. StraFprsSietsn uno
elmer SrIht Brii1el oapon.
Jn 8ocab 2 p~er6rannte
ods 5idbrige 8ino Ser 6amilie g. 3.
Wlurrap. inoem ieine 8lei6er am Diem
6eaer fingen. Sci i6ren R~sttuugspers
iudlen puroe audi oieleuttsr i9limm
Der5rdnnt.
-guf elmer i'm Miffouri8als'
len dbQebaiisnen Qeridmmluno, Der
esipd 500 8a%bnarbsiter B~eino6nien,
puroen proteibe ihlaFe gegen reitere
Qerdbiesand Der Giienbdbnrdten dRs
genommen. neil Der 8erluIt inlieBli6
Die au9eItelten .reffen miiTe.
= S%elbitmorb 6e9ing in 80 a d e
It er oer 20id6r. 9op Miaer, dnoaus
ern0er ardHtliateit pegen.
Sn Sort Dodge "tr.iten bic
Qrbeiter in Zen eortisen G)psperten
I'M b0beren 2Obu 5u sr3ipinsen.
Die itretieRoen 8ddIt i~narbeiter
in M Gitp 6absn Th NIT ihs
rem 9~lr6eitaebern duf einen 3dselo6r
oon 50 geeinigt. Die nOst,rrsidsr4.
pelne AaldB su Dem Streit 1aben.
perom aetrennt arbeiten uno iobalo
ais m0gli6 Oura aHosre 4rbeitsr ers
leBt perosH.
Ssu Clinton puroen Der
20 Sabre alte QlFr. 9aul un0 Der 24s
ii6r. @m. 6olen untsr Ser Muiiaae
Ser 0eriuhten 8el0erpreTung Dsrhdfs
let. pie geiosR Iclen oem Banter ".
s.. Smith eiRen 1rob6risf seianot
uno bic Dsponirunq BON $500 in eis
ner 6intsrgaHe 9eioroert 9dbeu.
Quf Ser 6timfabrt rom 9eardbs
mfr hires @attsn. zines Goufmanns
in Gaming, brab 6rau 3. ".
6arlisle bepuBtlos suiammsu unh
fa.5 tur5 oarauf an aebrrteucm 9sr'
sen.
Rad mebrmouatigsr 8rdnlbeit
lit an %. mdr5 in Stoenoille
6r. W2in. Websr. Der l%angidhrise trsue
oorti1e 9lent nieits 8lattes, seltors
Ben. M6se sr ruben in 5rieoeR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
9tuut 30tsrnmIttSs

g0pinfg. SiorD, ser bie5ii4s
GaTirsr Der Titi5ns State 6lri 0on
BeIIeDille, oer nab Gntoedur8
bon 9truRtnaungtn Selbtmoro our4
9srgiiteR GIT be1e1en ueriutte, nlro
ii1 am Dtifpoh iommeHosr Nodfe
Dor Gsri6t 81 Deranporten BADEN.
SIN GoDH Gconto branHte
Oos Wobnbaas ON 6enrp Did ME
Der.
4uf anoroHung bes n%cutr.u0bls
ten Ulaacrs Q5pom5 uno oes Boii5ei
hefs BON Green Ban miro bic
fobtiide Croinar3, iroHah aQe Ca
lions pInct 81 lhr uatts 9eiHlol
fen Iein mii7su. iiroerbiu frici ourt
qefdbrt nerosr. 35 Gi'nrreamofer
in ban IL 5aeritm Ia resn Ban
gingsn an Pen Stye'. cine Go5ns
%erb0burg ooR ST pr tauienD ztid sd
er5wino,n. Die Qrbeittr in Depere
Mriebtstopn, &epaunea uno Allomo
gsboreH olt cur Union, uno man
fartiet, baB 0uA le an ben Styeit
gcben nerctu.
-5n &ero ba mnrce bar 3
Sabre aie 6arolo Shoitr le6snsae
/ f6brlid rerbyannt. ais sr itiRsr Utut
ter. bic teim 9eiuigsu zines 9ettes
mitisIh @aioliRs lire Rletotr in br0nD
eeisbt bate, tbaiidfli@ oas 9ebeu ret
tess, intem q i9r Die 6rsnnenoen alei
Der rom 9sits riB.
an per SnouHrieitule in % q u
fs a ino 0ie glatteyn aus3tbrrhen
uno Bis jsst 8 8aae sutoedt poroen
bic aht nur iolds iebr mileet art
( fno. Sim MtanicipaIaeridi oa6ier
betaHnte iiA o;t 1Tidbrias Nmauoa
2ait Dluiter pes tir3liA auf oar Gait
ihen 8arm i'm 3ouR cannon ais per
: itiimmslie 2sits auisefHnoeuen airo.
dens. oes 3ooiitlass I'm a. @rabe
ihuloi9 uno purot iu elmer @eloitraie
bon $lCa ueer 6 Wonaten Sirei0ait
peruribeilt. 3er in @erbinouaa nit
BEN Safe 9trbliiete @m. Steintrt
bon Wlilpaulee miro freiaeloHen lper.
ben. penH CT oas Nidofn tbelidt.
gu OreQoH. Dane 60. IN
; Soer Amble Eel siner Dar6brsunerei
t0oilih |peruHQGidi.
Rabe M aufoufec puroe Elm
u%nbeldnnter taubiummcr mann pon
einsm 6rd6i3u0t ubeyiabrm uno 70
thredlit periiimmeli. oaB en- Inn 500
7 ipiial 3u Nlarinetis BALD odraui ii0rb.
pet. Qeteriou. oer itjt lettgm
SerbR aus ~ |arinette reridaUun
ben mar TT oils DerneIe Qsihe nabe
eibtieo IN Der 9reen Ban auisc.
fifht poyoen.
4 Wobriteinlih rsatn Qitbtstpm.
msr beairg Frler g6aiiee, oe. is
Sabre alie Sohu zines btianuien 9o.
!itittrs con p0rta, Seltitmore
ourh grb1raen.
Wotitfielo miro oemu1hH
sins Geue Gutttrid6rit erhllien.
Gldn Horehcctr uon Rihmono.
Der I'm psrilodsrsg Niuter ans
Gremptale0u pgyi6rdno. pur.
x Eel BAR Ire ais 0eitt aus oem
gfiftNippi gsitifi. IA Der @Grmy
Spuren oon 8epaltthi.j1ieit auipjss.
neresn sic @ebrioer RCto. }luet 1al6.
bIui 5noiIrsy. init otrsn 1cne6coCy
unmiiislbar oor icintm @trihptuetr
elmer Stysji batlen. iiy ZEN Sch Gone.
bopst's etrartpogiIit slbalisn pey.
zen.
3ur Seer ieirss 9clotuen St.
bildums BAT esr .Qcrogeru" In 81
Gtpfie cine 130 5iteu umi1Tmot
nit bubideH %%0uitratienen ans le.
fensTerthsn Qgtieln rsjH ~oasaefdtt,st
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

psrSeu. oa Is Sis abF6t If, Fd &c
trirt aIs m0slih an bic gioiFoienE
principisH az bdIien. 2luf 8erldTh
iiguaa bab.n eahsE MIR 9euts 4usiidi.
pelfs ouf csH 9ifen bes BaTbines
toner 9arsaus itsbsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26

9c3 tirsy tiglih com 8orfbsnSeH
eer Administered @ommihi0u YER
s eu.libien grt,iruu3 BASIN 0egte,
lrt.1e 1uf tiaeue SAINT na1 Dem Sitb
mas tommen, psHis ooer gar ssae
4nsFdt. TIL ZEN S3nalarbeiten 9t
f3jiiiarrR 81 fnoen, sumal pc msit
eoHiy to1e,rlih pjtt eiHma. seti5nst
FRo. Dis Golaai6jon si5i oen 0gutsH
otr Gcrsul. Ws con ihrsr I3easu
7~nstvcystn Hro 6yau&bar hefanoeH
Tse. una eiss ptraeu msilers ans
@etiroisn e,3.sta. Sur Seis ptr
ogn - $50 5tg6brlins Goasl5ener
ttitait,st w9 ron oisIsn Fnn nar
$500 G~agoeaf rihrsns DER 8sit
las etV pt S10 Snisln fammi.
Mediterranean c 9nsslleltfn
1~gis,asr rut Het in e~sre,Hseliea 5als
len ann wit souosysr @sashml9ah8
ols 8c,aseroe1 esr GommiHion. nc
eti IN Der 9t5,l ois SruennuEs oayh
nas Bureau in 0oibinssoa ssma9i
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
Butter, Gisr uilO aaie.
aliImanfee wlarrt.

Batter. gnfubr $3.50 gfo. Wsarft itetia.
9reamerp, eItra 29c; SUITS. 25-26c: GeconSs.
S2-2Se. @enobaieo, 24-25c; 2dtrn, iancn.
23e; Zines. i9-2ic: 20. /. 1920; 9ndina.
17-tsc; @reafe. fO-f2c
SAFE. - slHfubs 7.710 gfo. Marit iuiIia.
Nrnericnn Suil Cream. 10-13hc; grid. o.
lee.
3itr. @nfubr 754 aiften. mlarft itetia.
bis telt; 6rii3e 1916; Seconos. 1O-1ie.
%Gbteago. %. apriI. Butter erenrsrs
21-2Sc; 9Gtru. 20-2ac.
Adfe. - Eniiies. fih-l2c gfuirs ~
genus amerions. t2-f5He; 8rid 91l9iLe
0ier. - 14hc.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
5NlurRfbrriG1S
@streiDc NIB WlebL
gpiIrnufer slarEt.

&ritsn. - 5srmiRe pareE unreaelnlhbis.-
@,ai lDio5 gUe, SAIL STAG, September SAG.
Stoocl bet 10 GavS aniaGr b1ter. Gini dye;
9nrar-i e1r SIS: pc. 3 Euram-i Sly
SIG 10. EaeAUi-i 8ar 7Qc; Re 3 S3iH,ee
Cat 93c.
&air. 1ermtuc uGreu uuresclHlasts -
aint lrIcl o1&r. Sait 62ikc. Septemhsr
90 .c &rcbea bei 3 9GsS aainor o5He anl.
iub ict uEo hesetrf.
Veyas. va, rs Gars arfaer fcii BIS
octer uui6ee: 9rtra ST. 0ar soc. 30.
s5e; % s4t, s ~. SOC, 2 30. 75g; ] 80.
,2cs %. 7oc. 8o. Al Gar use
a~iaaeea, &ci / Gcr etrin5r iiefig. Tn.
taee zee. FL Gor 79e
Setter. - sci % cars aHfuas rata. I'm,
ilte ec 3 lpeigcr-t 91y 55C. Sc. 5eNc.
2 o.. 5aNc 1 So. 5thg DO h8Asc gg Z
lretefr-i Ger 3oAc; I g. 4s i D..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-26
@iehmarfte.
Rilmaufge w2nrFt.

eareius. gniubr 1900: wanrft niebriaer
@erui0fe uHo Builders. 5.50-5.T5. gaders.
525-5.5o; ielaie. 5.50-5.6o; Biss. 400 =
HinouSeb. aniubr 60; Daarft unberdnesrt
Sui@ers steers. CUTE bis Nuslefe. 5.75-675:
%Ilitilepe bis quite, 4.50-h.50. 6eifers. nifilere
bic aufe. 4.50-5.50: aepUbHli6e, 3.5O+,2 20:
ters 2.b0-3. 90: 8uilen. 4Oo-450; 5eesers,
81 0o-45.00; Aalber. 8.00-5.50.
S9ate, - gnfubr --; D3artt fteiig. -
S9ale, 4.oo-e.50; edmmer. 6.5O-s.0O.
anbere g~irhuartte
10000; ess5ss- 46O~S.2o; saBe nso S Salle2s
2.25-B.SO, Ierans. 4.50-5BO. Qilser 4 ~
$50: &eaerHsrs 4oo-o.5o; sfe6sis nn0
saivsias. anhlbr "a goo; Ieibie. $50 Z
$50: aogsb. A3o-55o: @iss' 4i5-5.5o;
eGais agiabr 1900; 100000: aan,.
CT 9omfS %. april. ainSpieb sect.
Silerc. 4I5-700; stpSers nuo SseSerg. 8Oc
-625. SAFE uRS SeilsEss 975Z8.0O.
Snpstne. @ias. S.75 - SIS; f3pere,
saafr. a.7b-5oo; aarnmer. 4.oo-75o
GaulGs Gffb. %. olpril. Rfuhptfh -
Beet @tiere. 6.OC-6s0. Gnbe nnS 5sff.r.
355-e+o; siodess aHo 6eeocrS So
eaifpstus. - gllli. 5.4o-5eo
et e z! a 5s.6 Z g ai5i u75 sig %slisss , yet.
5so, @ieSers NIB 6eeoerS. 8.00-5.s0; @diber
s@wstEe. r sun. 5.so-5.Ao.
sGafs. 0V9-tS5; Gewmer. T.00-7e0.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
WON HIS TWO BITS.
How a Hobo Held Up" One of Mena's Officers for the Price of Sleep"

Officers for the Price of Sleep"
 Recently a forloru, lean and lauk individual dropped off a freight train and came up Mena street in search of something to eat. The first man he struck was Officer Nix, although the freight car tourist failed to see the resplendent star. He stopped Nix with suddenness that would have wrecked tram and i'm plored financial ssi st a n e. "Well" said Nix, "Vho are you and where are you from ~
 "Wnere am l from z"
 "Yes, where are you from /! What state do you hall from 2"
 What state ?"
 "That's what l said" said Nix.
 Well listeuer," and Weary Willie looked thoughtful and after a second proudly drew him. self together and said:
 'eThar's mighty curious saying
 About a state out in the west; It's the country l came from
 And the state l love the best. 1t ain't much of a sayin'
 An it's as plain as plain can be- .Jes this, my home is in Missouri, You've got to show me-"
 That settled the controversy Nix dug down and, handing the Missourian quarter, told him to 20 and get bed and after dream ing about Missouri, the best thing he could do was to go back 1 there.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
w. M. Patrick's Team Dash Through
 City at High Speed.

A span of horses belonging to w. M. Patrick, while standing hitched to light spring wagon near the ice plant last Thursday became frightened and ran away. After going short distance the wagon was turned over and un- coupled and the driver was thrown out, but aside from a few slight bruises he was not badly hurt.
 The horses with the front wheels of the wagon dashed up Maple avenue at rapid rate and on reaching the park entrance near the Commercial hotel. turned up Seventh street and did not stop running until they reached the home of Mir. Patrick in the west part of the city.
 The horses were not badly hurt, their hind legs being slightly bruised by coming in contact with the front running gear of the wagon.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
THE JOINT MEETING.
Railroad Orders Unite in Conference for General Welfare-Talk of
 Hospital Plans Also.

A union meeting of the follow ing railroad organizations, O. K. C., B. of K. T., B. l.. E., and B. l.. F. & E., was held at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday for the purpose of discussing matters pertaining to the welfare of the different orders.
 The question of the erection of the employees hospital at this place was also discussed in a man ner favorable to its erection and location. On motion which prevailed, Engineer T. J. Clay ton, who represents these orders as member of the hospital board, was appointed and instructed to visit these orders at Shreveport, Pittsburg and Kansas City for the purpose of explaining the details of the erection ot the hos pital building.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
HEALTH IN MENA'S CLIMATE.
Mrs. I. T. (. Anderson Came Here Ill
 and Entirely ReCovers.

Mrs. T. T. c. Anderson of Winthrop, mother of Mrs. Hal l.. Norwood, was brought here very i'll few weeks ago, and returned to her home last week with her health fully regained.
 It will be remembered that Mrs. Anderson was considered to be Tn a very criticial condition about two months ago from a serious attack of la grippe, the members of her family being called to her bedside.
 Dr. J. K. Dale of Texarkaua, who was called to attend her. recommended that she be brought to Mena as he thought the eli mate here would do much to assist iu her recovery. This was done and complete recovery followed.
 Mrs. G. E. Peroi, another daughter of Mrs. Anderson, came up from New Boston, Tex, and accompanied her mother to Win throp. K. G. Anderson, son, of Stamps, Ark, also visited his mother here, returning home yes terday.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
GETTING BOX FACTORY IN SHAPE
Machinery Has Arrived and Soon Will
 Be Ready to Start.

The machinery for the new box factory to be erected in Mena has arrived and is being unloaded. The first machinery to be set up will be the sawmill which will be used to cut the lumber for putting up the building and as soon as this building is completed the other machinery will be installed and the factory will he ready for operations. The work of setting up the machinery is being looked after by J. L. Hagan and K. Dusenbury, both of whom are stockholders in the enterprise.
 The putting in of this box fac. tory will prove good thing for Mena and it is stated that the company has already received enough orders to keep the wheels turning for several years.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
NOTHING TO SAY
 SAYS JEFF DAVIS
The Senator Refuses to Reply to the Question as to Whether He Would Meet Prosecuting
 Attorney Rhoton.

"I have nothing to say; good bye.'
 This was the curt answer Sen- ator Jeff Davis gave at 6:l5 o'clock yesterday evening to re- porter for the Gazette over the long distance telephone fro m Jonesboro to Little Rock.
 Twill you meet Mi. Rhoton in his judicicial district or invite him 10 meet you outside of his district in joint debate?' was asked.
 "I have nothing to say" he replied.
 Will you make any reply to his charges against you in his speech at the Pulaski county court house last Saturday eve- ning?"
 II have nothing to say; good bye"
 And then he stopped the con- versation by hanging up tue tele- phone receiver.
 There is much speculation rel ative to whether Prosecuting At. torney Lewis Rhoton will meet Senator Davis al some of his ap- pointments outside of this judi cial district. Mir. Rhoton has not stated, as yet, what his next move will be, but there are many who believe he will visit some town or towns by invitation of the citizens and ask Senator Da- wis for division of time.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
SCHOOL DIRECTORS TO MEET.
Program of Directors Association Meet ing to be Held Saturday, Mch. 21.

MUSIC Dy Male quartet.
 Opening Address John H. Ham, ilton, president.
 Address Prof. J. J. Doyne. State Superintendent Public Instruction.
 Music Quartet.
 Shall We Have County Super intendent?" Prof. w. T. Adams. for; Prof. J M. Lambert, against:
 Shall We Have County Uniform ity of Text Books?" Prof. A. E. Wear, for; Prof. J. E. Taylor, against.
 Discussion of Legal Points w. M. Pipkin, County Examiner.
 Standard of Efficiency for Teach Discussion by Prof's. G. w. Johnson and w. F. Burns.
 Music-Quartet.
 A general discussion will be in vited after each principal discussion. Principal discussions will be limited to Is minutes and general discus sions to 5 minutes to each speaker.
 The association will convene at the court house at Mena at 10 o'clock a. m. All directors are urged and all other friends of education are cordially invited to attend. By the Committee.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
MENA LOOKS GOOD TO HIM.
Dr. Davis Realizes Our Everyday
 Blessings Now.

Dr. J. K. Davis returned last week from a stay of several weeks in St. Louis, where he took two postgraduate courses in surgery, one in the P. & s. Medical College aud one in the Barnes Medical College.
 The doctor says that he cer- tainly was glad to get back where be could breathe tue fresh, pure mountain air of Mena, and that he would like to have any one who is dissatisfied here go and fill his nostrils and lungs for time with such atmosphere as IS endured in less favored places. He says nothing he saw since he left looked half so good to him as Meua.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
NEW LIVERY BARN.
Fred Salyers Erecting,Large Two-Story Concrete Building on DeQueen
 Street To Be 50x100 Feet.

The large two-story concrete livery barn being erected by Fred Salyers on DeQueen street, at his present location, is now under way, the construction work being under the management of James Enbry of the Mena Supply Com pany. which company is furnish- ing the concrete blocks to be used in it's construction.
 H. Fitzgerald, the well.known stone mason, has charge of laying the blocks.
 The building will be 50xl50 feet, and when completed will add much to the appearance of that portion of the city.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
TELEPHONE TO WALDRON
One of the Projects Being Considered by the Forestry Officials
 Headquarters to Mena.

Samuel J. Record of Fort Smith, superintendent of the Arkansas Forestry, was iu Mena last week.
 During his stay in the city be held consultation with J. B. Earle. Forest Guard for Reserve 6, who has temporary hcadquar ters at Slatington, ou matters pertaining to the forestry ser vice.
 M-. Earle, in conversation with representative of The Star this morning, stated that among other things discussed by himself and Superintendent Record was the building of telephone line by the government from Mena to Waldron, which will be patroled aud looked after by the forest guards, and that he thought work on the line would commence soon. The building of this tele. phone will prove great conve. nience to the people living in Mena and Waldron, as we'll $ those living along its route. MT. Earle also stated that he thought the government would soon or- der him to move his headquarters from Slatington to this city.
 Before leaving Mir. Earle ap- pointed w. E. Mershon, a we'll known Mena young man, as tenn porary fire guard, to assist in the work.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
Health in the Canal Zone.

The high wages paid make It a mighty temptation to our young arti- sans to join the force of skilled work men needed to construct the Panama Canal. Many are restrained, how eyer. by the fear of levers and mal- aria. It is the knowing ones, those who hawk used Electric Bitters, who co there without this fear, well know inc they are fafe from malarious in- fluence with Electric Bitters on hand. Cures blood poison, too, biliousness, weakness and all stomach, liver ana k i'd n troubles. Guaranteed ps Jackson Drug Co. o0cl
The Mena weekly star., 1908-03-12
HEAVY RAILS ON K. (. 5.
Track Between Texarkana and Shreve- port Being Relaid With Eighty
 Five Pound Rails.

From The Texarkanian.
 The Kansas City Southern, with several gangs of men, have begun the laying of S5 pound steel rails on its line between here and Shreveport and it is an- nounced that the work will be pushed until completed. This steel is 10 displace the 65 pound rails now in use. The tracks have been ballasted with gravel and chirt the most of the distance to Shreveport.
 The road already has S5 pound steel rails the entire line between here and Kansas City, the same having been laid more than a year ago. It is also given out on semi-oficial authority that the same kind of improvements will be made at an early date on the south end of the lide between Shreveport and Port Arthur.
 The Kansas City Southern is already great road and a grow ing favorite with the travelling public, and it is gratifying, in- deed, to note that 1t is the dis position of the management to make it still more popular-one of the crack lines of the entire south west.