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The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
THE SPOKANE LAND DRAWING
Mlssourians and kansans were ror'u' nate In Lottery For Indian
 Lands.

spokane, wash, Aug. 1s.-No. II n inc drawing for the Spokane reserya- ion lands brought the name of Louis t, Lock of St. Louis out of the pile oi ona hundred thousand applications. edward W. Groves, who drew No. zzo' n.s Kansas City's only representa- tive. Other Missourlans were WIT liam r. Berry. Carthage, No, ~; A. N Baker Adrian, 123; Judd Kazee, rleas, 5, antville, 22s. Two Kansans, both wei, ID in the list, were successful clinora 1, q r' McCloskey of Piedmont, drawing No. s7, while Lyman A. r croey ., os Q, 1,,rard q got No. ss Only 25o names s,ars drawn as there are less than one hundred claims in the reservation
 CAN'T DODGE LAW THAT WAY
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
W. 0. W. BAND IN UNIFORM
The Mena Organization Reinforced for Fair, Makes a Hit With
 the Visitors

The w. o. w. band made it's first appearance in uniform "Wednesday, playing a stirring march, paraded down Mena street and to the Fair grounds about 9 o'clock. At the grounds they drew the crowd to the speakers stand by several good numbers. This organization viii furnish music during the balance of the week.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
C.sd of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends whose unselfish kindness and patient at- tention did so much to aid us in the times of serious sickness. This great kindness will long be remem bered in gratitude and love.
 Sincerely ever,
 Mir. and Mrs. M. K. Penninger.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
.,o,ner chinese Murder.

New York, Aug. 17.--chmatoWH ho,,ed over again on discovery of the ',s,,rdar ss,, of the most beautiful or iie M n'u' e,r rn,nese women in New York, ,s" pnw Kim 2l years old. who came ,a po~ ,rom San Francisco abous year M nsl ,s,sb an Americanlzed Chinamea. Chin Len, si years oia'
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
To Saw Mill Men.

We want oak piling, peeled, from A to 40 feet long. Also about 5O.000 feet of white oak No. l common, on cars on K. c. s. Will pay highest cash price.
 Address Shipper, Box 452,
 l33-2t 33-2t Mena, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
PROGRAM
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, AUG. 20

9a m. Racing and Speed Trials against time on Fair Grounds track by Polk County's Fastest horses. Free to Everybody.
 10 a. m. Mule Race, winner to receive $40 Saddle given by the Watkins Hard ware Company. Slow Mule Race, winner to get set Arkansas chairs, by Jackson Drug & Fur. Go. Creased Pole, Free for All Bicycle Race, Boys Bicycle Race, Motor cycle Race, Girls Foot Race, Boys Pie Race. Free to Everybody.
 1:3Op.m. Ropingand Broncho Busting.
 D. m. Baseball, final game of series between De Queen and Mena.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
Hit With a Thrown Bat.

, hiawatha. Kan. Aug. Hillary rooney of Fairview threw his bat while playing ball and It struck far A,e s' named Henry Salley, breaking :" ~ temple bone and shattering an ". which had 10 he removed.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
Strayed

One 4-year old red cow with white on feet aud tail; brand M. z. on right side. Good reward. return M. zakel, Bethesda Spgs. Address, Mena. Ark. Route l.
 137 3t 33-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
Attention. Sorghum Growers {!

But few merchants will buy sorghum in barrels. All grocers will buy in friction-top tin b u ck cts. Buckets hold ten pounds. Saves you one and a half pounds to the gallon.
 Petty, Shields, Adkisson and Crawford have the buckets. wit
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

M. K. Irwin, of Huttig, arrived here Wednesday. Mrs. Irwin has been here for some time. They are visiting at the home of her father, J. H. Naler.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

For dental work that will give satisfaction SC. Drs. Black & Dickson. B l29-tf
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

For &. IA fine 5-mouths-old Jersey bull ( If. See the Ash more Jersey Farul, phono 46.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

Wanted--To buy the cheapest forty acres in Polk county. Humbert Brown, Zeigler, Frank
 lin Co.,, III. l40 3t 54 It
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

only element lacking being coopera- ton among her people. He was fre- quently applauded.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

Read the notice to Sorghum Growers. It will pay you. It
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, AUG. q

ga. m. Driving and Riding Contests, all for good premiums. Free to Every body.
 1O:3O a. m. Nail Driving Contest for Ladies, Foot Race for Boys, Sack Race, Wheelbarrow Race. Free to Everybody.
 1:30 F. m. Roping and Broncho Bust ing.
 S:3o p. m. Getaway, and Good Wishes n n M<.<,t ,.e .,a-,k x<oo,.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

When you think of teeth think
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
N EVA MARKETS s,

arn ne Live Stock Quotations below Wo corrected for The Star each i. wednesday, alter ,tnot, hv
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19
The City Meat Market
e Dealer In rrssn and Salt Meats and Produce puardner Building, De Queen St.
 'ulcner Stuff Wanted at All Times

m. PROVISIONS
 eors s Iuotations on provisions are noar noeo'ed each Wednesday after
The Mena weekly star., 1909-08-19

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The daily tribune., 1909-01-08
thsa add sugar snd vanilla
Ysusw Gases

YelDsw Gauee
. eggs; cup sugar: teaspoon va
nilla.
Beat the eggs very lightly. Add
gradually the sugar. then add vanilla.
Sugar Cookies.
cup sugar; u cup butter; table
spoon milk; 2 eggs; / teaspoon bak-
ing powder; Vanilla and nutmeg to
favor. Flour to roll out. Bake to a
light brown.
Currant Jelly.
Cover the fruit with water and heat
1t slowly in a porcelain lined kettle
until the currants may be mashed or
broken. Pour them into straining
bag and allow the juice to drop into
Jar or crock Do not squeeze the
fruit. Squeezed fruit or juice will not
make clear jelly, but may be used
for jam. Allow scant cupful OF
granulated sugar to each large cup
full OF Juice. Heat the sugar in oven,
leaving door ajar II oven is hot. Boil
the juice just 20 minutes by the clock,
removing scum as 1t arises. When the
juice has boiled briskly for 20 minutes
pour in the sugar, let 1t come to a boil,
then remove the kettle instantly from
the dre and pour into glasses The
currant can be put into quart jar
and sealed up, and 1t will keep for
several months.
Orange Jelly.
To one ounce of gelatine add pint
of cold water. After / > minutes add a
pint of boiling wa.er Stir until the
gelatine is dissolved hen add cof-
fee cup OF sugar, the JUICE OF six or
anges and two lemons; strain and put
In a mould This jeiiy looks pretty IL
the skins of the oranges are used for
the mOulds. Cut the oranges in half.
dig them out careiu4iy and pour the
Jelly in to harden. Heap whipped
cream on top.
Tomato Jelly and Celery Salad.
One can tomatoes. cloves, bay
leaf, l level teaspc onful salt, "
level teanspoOnful paprika, / level
teaspoonful sugar. level table
spoonfuls granulated gelatine. " cup
cold water. Cook tomatoes and sea-
soning Is minutes. Strain and add to
the gelatine which should soak in the
cold water for 10 inmates. Strain into
cups wet with cold water and chill
thoroughly. This should be prepared
the day before it is to he used, unless
1t can stand in ice for two hours.
When ready to serve, remove from
cups and place in lettuce cups, sur
rounded with celery cut in small
pieces and marinated with French
dressing. Force mayonnaise dressing
through a pastry bag, forming rose
on top of each and serve.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-08

STOCK SHOW AND HORSE FAIR
Tho National Stock Show and Horse
Fair ut Denver tho week Of January
1928, 1909. will be one OF the biggest
events Of the year. 1t will be held
10 the new National amphitheatre
oonstructsd especially for the holding
of this annual show. The exhibition
Of stock will b the finest ever ssen
west Of Chicago.
The Denver and Rio GrAnde will
make n special low rate on all points
In Colorado Territory. Tickets on
sale from AlAmosa and Telluride Col.
orado aud points south and west Jan.
uary 18th. 18th. 10Th and goth. 1909.
From all other points In Colorado
January i7th. 18th, 90th and sist.
Final return limit January 36th
Everyone should 80 this big show.
Gail on local agent for furshe infor.
nation. 2.2i
The daily tribune., 1909-01-08
EVER WATCHFUL..
A Little Care Will Save MANY
Florence Readcrs Future
Trouble

Watch the kidney secretion..
See that they have the amber hue
Of health;
The discharges not excessive or in.
frequent;
Contain no "briok dust like" sod.
iment
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this
for you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they'r 10 sick.
]. r. Mountain, of IO8 West 9th
st.. Florence. Colo. says: 81 can
without hesitation speak highly OF
Doa.'s Kidney Pills. knowing we'll
Of their merit Ny kidneys caused
me . great deal Of trouble for some
tie. the seorstions being very irregu.
lar iu action. Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my attention. 1 pro
cured . box At Daniels drug store and
began their use. l soon noticed q
distinct change for the better In my
condition Ny Kidneys were strength.
ened the action regulated and gener.
al health improved. will Whenever
the occasion arise sake known the
great value Of Doan's Kidney Pills. "
For sale by All dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster. M,lburn Co. Buffalo,
Now York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DoAn 's-and
take no other. m " I
The daily tribune., 1909-01-08
SUGGESTIONS FOR
TaE, FARMER

Make good work bench this win
ter.
Use all last years failures as
guideposts for the New Year.
Put the tools where they will be
the easiest to hnd, not the easiest to
drop.
Men are a good deal like beans; -
they don't amount to much unless
there's plenty OF snap to them.
Make 1t your business to shovel q
good wide path through the snow for
your wife to walk in when she hangs
out the clothes.
When cutting in the woodIot be
careful to avoid injuring any Of the
smaller trees. They may, be larger
sometime. Care for them.
The hen sometimes makes a big
fuss about small egg, but she keeps
right on. day after day, doing her best
at the one thing she knows.
When you are thinking of buying a
farm. look for plenty of wood for fuel
ahu othOi Pui PooCos lol NOOu WdtCi
good neighbors and good market ad-
vantages.
Keep a dairy: begin on the first
day of the New Year and follow 1t up
daily. You will be surprised how
many things that are important to
remember you will find stored away.
Isn't 1t strange" remarked way
back farmer. as he watched an up-to-
date neighbor saving wood with q
patent saw, run by a gasoline engine
how men will scheme to get out oi
honest work"
Put everything down in writing
when you lease a farm. Memory car
not be relied on. 1t is remarkable
how different men will remember DIFF.
ferent things. II 1t is all down in
black and white there can be no mis-.
take.
When It is not convenient to apply
heat to frozen pipes to thaw them
spread cloth thickly with unslaket
lime, fasten 1t around the frozen pipe
| and throw water on 1t. The heat pro
duced as the lime slakes Is great
enough to thaw the Ice.
There was q belief common fol
many generations that boys. like
wheat, mast be we'll thrashed to gel
the best out of them. The rod IL nc
longer piled In the school or family
and yet there is after all a pretty fair
crop OF boys.
Have things gone wrong with you
this past year! Now don't get discour.
aged and imagine you are going to
wind up at the poorhouse. The new
year is here, good things may be com.
Ing around the corner your way
Brace up; have nerve. Never forget
that many great undertaking has
been wrought into success after q
romise Of failures.
1t Is tough on the wagon to drive II
over the rough, frozen roads these
days. Especially where the ruts are
deep 1t is hard on felloes and other
parts. 1t is q good plan to have 9
secondbest wagon for these times
and to save the good one. But thi,
utility wagon should always be q
good solid one. that will not break
down on the way to town.
From January Farm Journal.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-08
SOME GOOD RECIPES.
Combination PIE,

i cup prunes. sweetened to taste
Juice OF orange; n cup raisins. Mi1
and bake In upper and lower crust.
Cranberry Pie.
pint cranberries: u cup chopped
and seeded raisins; / cup boiling wat
er; 1 tablespoon cornstarch: cur
sugar; / teaspoon vanilla; pinch OF
salt.
Cut the cranberries in two and
stand In cold water 1 hour and drain
Mix corn starch with tablespoon cold
wa,er. Then add one cup boiling wa
ter. Mix all together and bake In two
crists.
Vanilla Sauce.
cup water; " cup sugar; 2 table.
spoons corn starch: 2 tablespoons
butter: l teaspoon vanilla.
Mix sugar and starch. add water
and boil minutes. Remove from the
fire and add butter and vanilla.
Orange Sauce.
Whites OF three eggs; cup pow
dered sugar; juice and rlnd OF two
oranges; juice one lemon.
Beat the whites OF eggs stin. add
sugar. and beat again. Then add the
grated rind and juices. Use blood or
anKes when possible.
Cream Sauce.
v pint thick cream; Ia cup pow
dered sugar; Is cup milk; v tea
spoon vanilla.
Nix cream and milk end beat suR,
The daily tribune., 1909-01-08

A choice line OF perfumes. direct
from New York are now In. and must
be seen to be appreciated. At Daniels
Drug Store. soft
The daily tribune., 1909-01-08

Do not fail TO 80 the nns line Of
decorated Christmas stationery at
Daaiels' drug store. 09.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
$50
Another "BenihOr" Model.

Another c o a I
on prescribed
b h o I"
res, but made
u OF an i'm
Icted cheviot
IA a o V Q ]
''herringbone
effect" Is re-
lieved with a
shawl collar of
Ottoman silk,
piped with blue
silk, and with
the cuffs to
conform. The
back in short
Empire effect,
and the gar
ment profuse
with self COW
cred b o n
~trimmings.
This model
half lined with
satin, md
W htts tn {
Invest local Gus
tom tai1o 7
could not pro-
duce IT for less
than Ss5 TO $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26

lob hunting again today and numer-
Gus bills were introduced to give the gov
ernor an opportunity to put a few more
cogs in his political machine. One meas
ure by Groves of Lancaster provides the
governor shall appoint the members Of
the board Of secretaries of the state
Board of Health. Those appointments are
now made by a board consisting of the
governor. state superintendent and the
attorney general. Let the people rule.
Wilson of Polk has a bill which pro-
vides the governor shall appoint a Board
OF Charities and Corrections, consisting Of
three members. These persons are now
selected by the governor, land commits
sloner and the state superintendent Let
the people rule.
Holmes of Douglas has in a bill pro-
viding thbe governor shall be the state
architect and he shall appoint a deputy
at $4,000 a year and an assistant at
$500. The state architect is now Sc
leoted when needed by the State Board
of Public Lands and Buildings. Let the
people rule.
Changing Banking Law.
The Joint committee on banks and cur
rency is meeting nightly, in the hope OF
making suitable amendments to the bank
guaranty law recently drafted that will be
satisfactory to the members Of the legisla-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
''BenthOr'' a Most
Recent Coat Model
Produces the Long Sylph-
like Lines $50 Much I'm
Evidence for Spring.
First Showing, viii Place ''small
Women" on Equal Footing With !
Heavier Sisters.'' ,

That the new. fong, plain. ihlpiess coat
will jump to first plscs for women's wear
this. spring. is an assured fact Fash
ions unwavering ginger points the way.
Take for instancst this model: A long.
plain, hipless coat from so to So inches
In length-zthe sleeves pressed perfectly
piain-no Understanding feminine
more mannish than ever before.
The coat In question mas be had here
in plain English Covert cloth-genuine
British, too-and Il profuse with self
covered buttons. The general effect is
radically different because of the strap
~ping--it's strapped from shoulder to hem,
with a self-materisl, n is half lined
with satin finished Messaline silk.
The Benson & Thorne Co. sells this
garment with the assurance that a local
'manstailor could not produce its equal
under $50, Yet The Introductory price
~ &9n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26

regular and Fannie Eastman substitute
rural carrier route No. 2 at Brooklyn. Ia.
Henry j. ~Schonweiler has been appointed
postmaster at Kranzburg, Codington
county. South Dakota, vice A. Bauer, re-
signed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26

PILES CURED IN 8 TO IA DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT guaranteed to cure any
case Of itching. blind, bleeding or protruding
Piles In . 10 IL lays or money refunded. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26

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reason of the Interior department setting
aside vast areas of land in the northwest
which are underlaid with deposits of Zig
mite coal. These lands have been settled
for eight or ten years. homes have been
built upon them, the coal underneath being
shown by investigation to be of no COM
mercial value whatever. The homestead
ers In the northwest went onto these lands
a few years ago and complied with all the
requirements. but when they came to prove
UP they could not secure patents for the
reason that their lands were In the area
declared by order of the department to be
coal lands, and therefore settlers could not
know whether they were going to be de-
prived of their homes. They could not
raise money on their lands for improve
ments and great hardships were imposed
upon them.
Helps Many Settlers.
There are some 5000 or 10000 homestead
ers In the, northwest who will receive pat
ents to their lands by reason of the adop-
ton of this amendment. This will afford
great relief and give homes to thousands
of people In the states of North and South
Dakota, wyoming and Montana, who en-
tered upon land in good faith as agricul-
tural land, but who have not been able to
prove up on their lands In accordance with
law and get a patent because of the ex-
ecutive order calling these lands coal lands,
Minor Matters at Capital.
Marshal Seth Bullock of Deadwood Is In
the city for Inauguration.
Thomas Thorson, republican nationa
committeeman from South Dakota, and
wife are in Washington for the Inaugural
ton.
W. C. Cook of Sioux Falls, chairman or
the republican state COMMITTEES of South
Dakota. is expected to reach Washington
on Sunday to participate in the Inaugural
ton of Judge Taft.
Senator-elect Coe I. Crawford OF South
Dakota will arrive in the city tomorrow,
bringing his credentials with him.
J. w. LANCER Of WILDER, Neb., Is in
Washington.
Charley N. Eastman has been appointed
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
ISIS TArnAmSt.O Omaha
MoSo.I2fhASt IAncofn

scheme in North Carolina and a scheme
to buy the Nashville American.
Colonel Cooper said the suppose irregu-
larities in his office Of clerk and master
in chancery were due to bad management
and poor bookkeeping and that every dollar
was made good. He admitted that Polk
was his partner in the ventures named, but
declared that he Cooper never handled the
money and had no knowledge that 1t was
taken from the states strong box.
Colonel Cooper repeatedly urged Judge
Anderson to let the state ask ANY ques-
ton on any subject" When court ad-
journed the cross-examination had reached
only the commence nent. 1t is likely that
the witness will be on the stand all day
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26

Bigger. Better, Busier-Tnat's wha ad-
vertising in The Bee does for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26

ing such strenuous efforts to get the
home rule bill out Of the way before the
work of sitting begins. 1t has been openly
declared in the house that the Omaha
charter will be kept just a little behind
the house stock yards bill with the purpose
Of forcing the adoption OF that measure
as a price Of the adoption Of the Omaha
charter by the house. This will be diff
cult OF accomplishment in the house UNI
less there are strong hands to govern, but
there are indications such is the plan In
view.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
DAY FOR
MEN IN CONGRESS-

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-26
COL. COOPER CALLED BOLTER
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schedule Of the joint debate in middle and
eastern Tennessee, which he did.

schedule Of the joint debate in middle and
eastern Tennessee, which he did.
What was the first attack"
'Carmack called me q bolter."
Didn't you bolt the ticket and vote for
General russell against Governor Bates for
GOVERNOR"
II never voted for a republican in my
life. I did vote for Russell and against
Bates"
what else did you object tor"
Demanded Removal of Taft Picture.
''The statement that l dominated the gov
ernor, a man who was a bigger man than
/ am and who was my friend. 1t was
aimed to hurt and slur him."
at was a compliment to you. was it not?'
mo. sir, 1t was not. 1t was meant as a
slur. 1 was a private citizen and had no
mouthpiece; no office and no way to
protect myself"
you say you are not in politics? Did
you not tell the proprietor of the Maxwell
house that unless a certain picture was
removed the democratic would
change its he~adquarters"
AFTER a request from the manager OF the
Maxwell. / went to see him. TIL pictures
of the democratic state candidates were
put up. Also was one OF Judge Taft. l
demanded that either Taft's picture be re-
moved or the picture Of the republican
candidate for governor be displayed to show
that the democratic committee was not re-
sponsible for the Taft picture, for at that
time Carmack was charging that we were
trading Bryan for Patterson"
II cannot see the competency of these
questions or facts said Judge Hart. You
should stick TO the case. gentlemen, or We
will be here forever"
The state next reverted to the News
scimitar editorial in March 1903, which
Colonel Cooper said was the first break
between himself and Senator carmach He
denied that he knew that another man
had written It. but admitted he head Yes
terday that another man claimed to have
written the article.
Charge Cooper Il D~efauIter.
The state on beginning eross-exam-
ination yesterday announced it would try
cross-exemination, announced It would try
to prove that Colonel Cooper was a de-
faulter 10 the extent OF over 100000 while
clerk and master of chancery OF Maury
county
The state resurrected some other legisia-
tive records concerning an Investigation
into the defalcation OF State Treasurer ii.
r.. Polk. In the cary eighties. IL offered &c
prove that thousands OF dollars OF thu
states money was invested by Polk witt
Colonel Duncan Is. Cooper and others In .
Mexican silver mine scheme. a walnut los
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-31
Odd Hobby of a Collector.

Enthusiastic collectors of antiques
coins. paintings, stamps and other val
liable a~cticles can get no more enjoy
meut ont of their hobbies than Eu-
gene NJ. Nasey, a real estate operator.
who lives in Wyncotc. manag To-
find in h simple fad of collecting
clover with more than three leaves
Ever since he was a boy he has
been collecting them. and now he has
over 1000 perfect specimens of four.
five and s~iN-leafed ~clovers. Mr.. Nascy
began to collect them when ~ was ID
years old While rambling through
the woods he found a siN-leaf clover.
He had heard of four-leaf specimens.
the six leaves surprised him and
he investigated further. with the re-
suit that he became p confirmed
lover hunter. The old superstition OF
good luck that comes to the finder
If a four-leaf clover has held out ia
Mr.. NaseN's ease. He says ne has IRE
luently made money in real estate
simply because he found four-lear
lover on the srounds.-Philadelphis
Record.