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The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
FOREST RANGER
 EXAMINATION
Supervisor Record Expects a Good Sized Class Here on October 25 and 26 Test of Fitness Along
 Practical Lines Notes.

Indications that a considerable number of applicants will be pres ent at the forest ranger examina tion to be held here October 25 26, said Supervisor Record today. The examination will be along thoroughly practical lines and will consist of questions regard ing the uses of the forest, supple mented by a field test to show the applicants fitness to perform the actual work of ranger. The examination will be strengthened by including rating on educa- tion, since men have passed pre- vious examinations who did not have sufficient groundwork of ed- ucatIon to enable them to handle important matters now entrusted to rangers. Tests in packing a horse, riding, surveying, mapping and timber estimating will prob ably he included amoug the questions.
 Two ranger stations are now in course of construction, one at Oden and the other near Eagle ton. A good house, barn, pasture and water supply will be furnished for the rangers in charge of the districts.
 Deputy Supervisor Chappell writes that he reached Flagstaff, Ariz safely on August 31 and in company with other forest officers would leave for camp immedl- ately. He will remain there oue month attending the Rangers school.
 Forest Ranger Armitage, with headquarters at Slatington, has just completed ten.day detail in the office here. Each month one of the rangers is detailed for duty in the supervisors office, to get familiar with all phases of the service work. Mir. Armitage will attend the Ranger school in Ari- zona during the month of October.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
MORE TALK OF A NEW RAILROAD
Company Organized to Build Line From St. Louis to Paris, Tex, Propose to Run Through
 Mena.

There appears to be one thing cer- tain in railroad building. and that is that the time is coming, and prob ably soon, when Mena will have a new east and west line of railroad. A glance at railroad map showing the great undeveloped section of country east and west from Mena tells one that there are few such op- portunities for profitable railroad building as through this section and the continued planning and talk of railroad builders for such road shows that they are fully awake to this opportunity. The latest propo- sition is contained in circular sent out from St. Louis for q proposed line from St. Louis to Paris, Tex.
 This proposed line is receiving considerable attention from the diff ferent sections of country through which it proposes to pass, and the St. Louis papers give it prominent mentions.
 The company is known as the St. Louis & Houston Mineral Belt, in- corporated in Missouri with $400, 900 capital to build line from Houston, Mo, southwest to Cabool, in Texas county, 320 miles. A. H. Johnson of Springfield, Mo. c. DooIey, M. G. Coyle, R. Lamar, k. A. Leavett and E. K. Lyles, all of Houston, are interested
 St. Louis, Houston & Harrison Mineaal Belt.---0rganized to build from Salam, Mo, southwest via Houston and Gainesville to Dodd City. Ark, thence via Clarksville to Paris, Logan county, Waldron, Scott county, and to Mena, Polk county, to Oklahoma state line and to Paris, Tex. and through the following counties in Texas: Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro, Limestone, Falls, Bell l Williamson, Blanco and into San Antonio and from San Antonio to Pleasanton, Tilden, Sutton and to Rockport at deep water. The line is eventually to be continued through 
 Texas via San Antonio to deep water at Aransas Pass, on Gulf of Mexico.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

hereby enjoiued and restrained from delivering tn Scott county, Arkansas. being pfohibition district, to any consignee, oi oth- CT person for him, directly or in. directly, any consignment, or part of consignment, of any intaxicat- ing liquor of any kind and from permitting the same, or any part thereof, from being taken away, however, the same may be mark ed, packed. boxed or prepared, until the said defendants, or their agent or employe, in charge of suck liquor, shall first notify in writing the nearest mayor, just ice, or other judicial officer hay ing jurisdiction in said county or the sheriff thereof that said liquor has been received at the depot of said company for delivery, stat ing the place of the depot or number, as we'll as the name of consiguor and consignee of said liquor with description of the package containing the same, said notice to be posted or deliv- cred to inc officer to whom ad- dressed within three hours from tue receipt of such liquor and thirty-six hours before the same shall be delivered 10 the con- signee, to the end that when such officer shall be so notified he may lawfully seize the same; provided that thls order shall not apply to consiguments of only one quart or less of intoxicating liquors on a single day 10 consignee for his own use, or for family or private use.
 !" It is ordered that this order be filed as part of the record, and that copies be made and served immediately by the sheriff upon the agents of defendants at all ifs dcpots Tn Scott county, Arkan. sas."
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
DIVORCE REFUSED
 YOUTHFUL COUPLE
Judge Bourland Lectures Huntington Children and Directs Them to Try Again to Live as Man
 and Wife.

Fort Smith, Sept. 3.--A divorce case which will furnish an in- stance for use in argument by thos, who do not believe enat peo- pie should marry young was tried in chaucery court yesterday. Both the plaintiff, Anna Clouse, and the defendant, Cleo Clouse, were little more than children, tbe former being l7 years old and the latter Is. Both were from Huntington.
 The plaintiff, rather comedy girl, said that they had been married just about year and that her husband found fault with her and on one occasion struck her, making her very siIk. The defendant entered counter charge, alleging that his wife smoked cigars, cigarettes and was addicted to the use of intoxicants. The examination of the young couple brought out the facts that neither of them were guilty of any very serious deeds and the court admonished them 10 make an effort at reconciliation.
 At the conclusion of the testi- mouy, the court stated that he had never yet issued divorce to persons eighteen years of age and that he never expected to do SD unless one of the parties was guilty of some unmentionable crime. He then entered into rather lengthy discourse of the marriage relation and showed that there were many families living in happiness who during the first year or two of their mar riage had had much more trouble than the young couple before him.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
$77 $7 ,ee0O FOR THREE THREE FINGERS
Youth Injured in Fort Smith Furni- ture Factory Asks Heavy
 Damages.

Fort Smith, Sept. 3.-A suit was filed yesterday iu circuit court by l.. A. Greenlee, next friend of l.. A. Greenlee against the Fort Smith Furniture Man ufacturing Company. The plain. tiff alleges as his cause of com. plaint that he was employed as a workman in the factory of the de- fendant and that he had to use a machine known as hand joiner on which the belt was loose and which for that reason did not work evenly and was dangerous to the operator. He states that in operating the machine on March 24th of this year, his Jeff hand was jerked into the machine and his first, second and third fingers cut of between the first and second joints.
 He further alleges that the de- fepdant knew that the machine was dangerous, but that he did warn the defendant, who was ig- norant of the condition, and that therefore the defendant is guilty of negligence.
 The plaintiff sues for S7, 900 for the loss of his digits, pain. medi- cal fees, etc.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
MAY BE HARD ON TREsPAssERs
Forest and Land Department Officers
 to Get Together.

Forest Supervisor Samuel J. Record, who recently returned from a conference at Little Rock with officers of the government land department reg gardiug meth ods of handling cases of trespass on government lands aud national forests.
 1t has been the custom Of the forestry officials to be very llnient with violalors of this class. just the opposite course pursued by the land department. For in- staEee, in cases where trespass CTS have cut timber in the Ma tional forest, and were handled by the Forest Jfficeas the matter usually was sertlcd out ot court, and on a basis of from Sl to SZ per thousand feet of timber H.
 
 legally cut. On the other hand, the land department prosecuted the cises in court and charged from $S to $l0 per thousand feet, making the trespas ssers pay the full penalty.
 
 This condition has brought About conflict between the two departments, and it was neces sary to take steps to get together Mir. kecord says they formulated a course satisfactory to both, which has been submitted te higher officials for approval, aftel which it will be announced.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
Another Likes Onion Crop

T. C. Proctor. owner of the Gillhafn fruit farm, left some fine Red Weatherfeld onions at The Star office today, grown from the seed on hls place. He put in a half acre this year as an expert. ment and, while he has not meas ured the crop. he is greatly pleased and believes there can be big money made in growing on- ions here.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
REGAINED HEALTH IN OLD AGE
Good Record in Corn Cutting by Man of 63 Who Came Here Broken Down.

Wm. Weese, age 63 years, came to this country four years ago so broken in health that he could aot do days work. He bought a farm 6 miles west of town and is now rejoicing in his return to health and strength. h his en- thusiasm he sends The Star the following note:
 "How is this for nau 63 years old. cut 27 shocks of corn, IA hills 10 the shock, total of 3.SsS bills, by 10 o'clock in the morning"
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
p,ans for Recel=.ng Presidents,

Fl Paso. Tex, Sept. 3.-Presidents
 Taft and Diaz will be received in this city and in Juarez on their arrival October 16, not only hy 3 magnificent military display, but by 10000 school children singing Il. national anthems of two nations. and by the two most famous hands of Mexico and by at least two splendid military bands of the United states army, according to the official program being prepared by ihe committees of arrangements of the two republics. which are cooperating.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
Plenty of Large ttomesteada.

Washington, Sept, 4-According ia statement issued by the secretary ot the interior almost s5,000. .O00 acres n, land have been designated as subject to entry under the enlarged homestead act of the last congress, providIng under specified conditions for the an. proDriation of 320 acres under tho homestead law instead of 160 acres as heretofore.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
They Should.

My honest conviction. based upon my own experience and that of my friends. is that Hunt Cure will cure ss larger per cent Of skin troubles. es- peciaIly of an itching variety. than any other remedy. Certainly those afflicted with any form of itch should try it. n~-J Q. Monroe. Ateehlson. Kas. For sale hy al dealers. s
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
A Burglar in Town

His name is bad cough. !" He doesn't care for gold or silver, but he will steal your health away. r he app pears in your house, arrest him at once with Baliard's Horehonnd Syrup, if may mean consumption if you don't A cure for all coughs colds and chest troubles. Price 25c, 5oc aud Sl % per bottle Sold at Gunnels' Drug Store
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
Every Woman Will Be Interested

Ifyou VIII send your name and address, we will mail you free package of Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN LEAF. a certain pleasant herb cure for women's ills. It Is a reliable regulator and never failing. If you have pains fin the back, urinary, bladder or aromatic herbs, roots and leaves. All drug gists sell it, 50 cents. or address. The Mother Gray Co, Le Roy. Y.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
Lieut.. FouIols to French Conference.

Lieut.. FouIois to French Conference
 Washington, Sept 4.--Lieutenant Benjamin D. Foulois of the Signal Corps. has been detailed to represent the war department at she lnternatIon. al aeronauticai conference to be held at Nancy France, September 1924 He will sail for Europe on Septembef 8. Liuetenant Foulois has been spe cially designated for instructions
 the operation of the Wright aeroplan,
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
To Be Happy

You must have good health. You Can't have good health if your liver is not doing it's duty slow but sure poisoning is going on all the time un- dor such circumstances. Ballard ss Herhine makes a perfectly healthy liver keeps the stomach and bowels right and acts as a tonic for the entire system. Sold at Gunnels' Drug Store.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best known medicine in use for the relief and cure of bowel complaints. It cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and should be taken at first iiniattir al looseness of the bowels. It is equally valuable for children and adults. It always cures. Sold by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

''Can be depended upon is an ex- pression we all like to hear, and when it is used in connection with Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy it means that it never fails to cure diarrhoea. dysentery or bowel complaints. It Is pleasant to take and equally valuable for children and adults. Sold by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

Wanted-Smooth gum or elm logs or 2S-inch blocks, 11z feet in diameter or better. Pav $7 per thousand, delivered at Mena Box & Manufacturing Go. 2Stf
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

pr; Abernathy, the great Enylisb physician, said: s'Watch vour kid- nIeys- When they are affected, life is In danger. 7 Foley's Kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys, corrects urin. ary irregularities and tones m the ~aole system. Sold by Jackson Drug and Furniture Co. ae
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
Ship us your eggs and poultr

Ship us your eggs and poultry
 of all kinds. We pay you the highest market price, charge no commission at all, aud give quick remittance. Reference: Afkan- sas National Bank, Hot Sprin gs. Ark. Communicate with us. Address, Watson Bros, 20l 3rd stsss stsss Hot Springs, Az. ? ?
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09
VIII Invite all enuernnrs

El Paso. Tex, Sept 4.--Every gov. ernor in the United States and May,oo VIII be invited to be the guests of EI paso at the meeting of the presidents October 16
The Mena weekly star., 1909-09-09

Wanted-To trade work mule for good COW or viii sell ch cap. i'hons PfoeFef 3S 4!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

5iinftes aapitel.

Die Sluht Sermann Sommer'a
aus Dem 8ekingniiie bate nift nllr
in DEM Stdptheu 8eilbah. ionbern
inn 9an5en Sbale unb iclbit in fpeites
rem &reiien un9ebeureS Iufieben gez
ma6t. Nunmebr 3ipeifelteu MIR nod
@eni9e an ieiner S6ulb.
Ser YoliseifommiIiar Sorner mar
ean5 raieno unb Der 8efdnenibipGrter
Sbluno mlbte cine bDie Stunbe err
leben, als er 81 benz 9eamten nit Der
9a6riht bon Dem gnttpeifen bes
Serbnfteten fam.
Na6 benz 2ebteren ipurbe iofprt
ra6criidIid ~sefabubet. Ian ididtc
an ale 2anbideer>S tationen Stefs
briefc aus, t~elegrnpbicrte mad ben
Safenltdoten, perinnote Ybotc9raz
pbien. aber pbue grful9. Sbslcid
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9etban bate, fam audi or nift obne
cine Sbarfc Hilge bon obcn oapon.
Der ben Yoli5eibebDrben geipielte
Strcid mar aub 81 ihlimm. Iit
I%nipaunling oeS gan3en perfii9baren
Ipparats bate nlan nad Den Sali6z
milr5ern geii6t rnp nm mar Oers
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criter 2inie Der Grfol9 aler 9cmiib>
lli,9eil abbine. aus benz @efdngniiie
cntfommen unb auf's Neue iab man
Die g%efunbenen Spnren peripii6t.
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cine S6ulb Sermanu's slaubteu.
5ablte in erIter Clinic 0tartba @oets
bcrr. Sie Hadridt bon benz Sc
i6ebencn batte tie fat niebersemora
zen, aber iie nerlor ipeoer 8ertraiieu
nod @lltb. 9ie aelungene Sliift
Scs Silseubfreunbes berubiste iie ioz
gar eini8ermaBen. Inn iebr mebr be-
fremSete es Tie. bab lie am Gage na6
Der Serbaftuua unb Slu6t Sermann's
III DEM Sauie Der Sante bic Saibs
bofbouerin IN einem serabe5u troits
mn bpfinlngsloien 8nitanbe fanb.
Die ionit 10 itarfmiitbise Srau,
iptldc Die i6iperiten SbidialsIGldge
niht 5u beusen bermo6t batten, idien
gnn5 9ebrofen 81 iein.
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ibr. Sic fiiblte ii6 Der Sbperbeimz
.9eluften. lpelhe Tie biz iest INNER
mr. NIT ebrfur6tspoller Sfeu be-
traftet bate, auf einmal nabe ses
6raht.
ORit finoli6er Sdrtli6feit ihmieste
ii6 gtartba on bic Sammernbe unb
ipra6 ibr Croft 5u.
Sic bebarrte barauf. bab Sermann,
lpenn i'm audi nod 70 Yicle perbammz
ten. san5 setpiB unldulbig iei.
Sbre iibcr5eusungspoae Siriprafc
rici MIR Elm trallriees appfi1iittelu
Der Watrone berpor.
Sieie preBtc bas Ido6en innis
on lid.
% mo6teit Su re6t babcu. liebes
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Der Giniueibuugsatt, pelter nit
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nieher. 10 DOB ollie @cipdiIer anz
ihipollcn unb ipgar bns ionit 10 5nhme
Sliibhen i'm Sbal iiber Die llfcr aus
trat. Sn cine ernlte @efabr bdhte je>
bod fem Renih. Nuh auf benz
Saibbofe nidt. ubgleid bas 8nlier
auf Der Sbalicitc bcrcits Die Sphens
anihpelrln9 beipiilts, auf iueldJcr DDS
InDcien lag.
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feiiclt. 8leidmobl bate lie idmrnts
li6cs Geiinbe mad 8eilbad seididt,
no Die 5o68eitsfcier elmer ibrer
friiberen &nehte itattfnnb. Sosar
Salentin, Der babeim bleiben gu
ippIleu erfldrt hattie. nurbe bon ibr
segen Ibenb. neil tic feline Sbeilz
nnbme ais @rpBfrc6t fir seboteu
belt, f0rmlib gum @cben geDrdngt.
Iartba ipraf BEL ibr Dor. Sas
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auf. Sic am Sori5ont beraufitei>
9enoen @olfenmailen uerbieBen nidts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

S6eine gcfommen, sebt es Sir bors
ausii6tli9 i6leht. SieIe 8eiorsnib
reifte in mir eiuen Slan. Der nllsge>
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mid, ober tpenigitens fir meinef1
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blcibt Sir iuenisitens bas Sblimmite
cripart."
Samit 0finete ct Die yteiietaI6e unb
brafte cine nod 5iemli6 gut erbaltene
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i6ein. yIaein Batter. ertldrte er,
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bob bieie Sienitfleibun9 auf, an bic
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ben Ou in bieier Sai6e berbirsit,
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Sir audi elm Stedbrief na6seididt
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benz nG1iten 8abnbofe elm, ionbern
ge6it bis 5lin anotenpunft Der 9nbn,
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perbeu fann. Su fdbrit porerit nad
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genb, Die Sir am iideriten bcrdt.
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bas Sitter. 10 bab mar an Define
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muB."
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bon SEM Sitter befreit.
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@iitigc Sefunpen ipdter bate er Die
StraBe crrei6t, np CT i'm Sunfel pcrs
I6nanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

IN Bib Der Gerbceruna uno bes
Srd!ten5, mic man c5 in oicIcm Slale
lrd) ME erlebt bate.
Grit i'm 2auic bc5 Cages mirpeu
,ic ardblihiten GrcigniIie bctannt.
8eitcr obeu I'M Sbalc bate Die
5turmflutb in StdDten uuo 9Drfcru
me groberc anSobl bon 5duieru ME-
lcrseriiien ober geraoesu 9cbcben nnp
luf ibrem Hiidcn cntfiibrt. Cine
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liht Su retten permoht battcn, furl5
oen in ben @elen bcu Sob.
Ilidl I'M mtercn Sbnlc iparcn Die
Serbeerungen, lpcnn dlldl nift 10 llns
,rhDrt, mie an nnbcrcn Srten. furhtz
,ar genug lrnb nnn1entlid Die Saioz
%Joibduerin idiper beimseiuht ipprpcn.
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sic Stdle ecbrunsen, oas 8inbpieh
lnb Die Yiercc ertruntcu, nod piel
lrDBer lpdr Der SaluDcn, meld>eu Die
Shlrmflutb an 8elSeru unb @icieu.
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ban bate.
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6ohiuaiier llmsefpmmeneu belpnbrt
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a Der critic ipeiterc Sang S6olaz
itita'S Su Der neucn aapele binmuf.
bic lpunberbnrcr @eiie niht notbaes
litten hattie. @iartba bc9leitetc tic.
Cine riibrenbe S5cnc ipiclte lid.
nafpem Die Iatrone III ucrtrauenss
polcm @ebete fir Die 8ettiins hires
9ebens .8ott gebunft bate, in Dem
fleinen Seiliatbum ab. Shplaitita
brdnate Iartba Dor bas @nabenbilb
unb leate ibren Irm nm lie.
(Sortiesnne fplgt.)