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The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
WASTE oF FLIRTING EFFORT
Marvtsd Woman Who Acted on Maya Ktge Advtce Finds t4cv tushand
 cusdiy Unsusesp3ibteL


 She had besu yeadfng thxt s titled Englishwoman advises married women to first with thcir husbandA Az sha finished the article her husband camS home to dinnevs 5he ran to meet himl
 "A little late tonight duckydoozei um." she ssid with dtmpiins smile. r AWhst's thatr- be growiad
 She looked at him arcnfy.
 Don't you dare to kiss me-" shs tit. tered
 Gee nc cried, '1 don't intend soi What put that in your headT
 She hau ciosed her eyes and Cuyly surveyed him through the dropping iasnee.
 -pUui' you want to sit here by me on the sofAr~ she coosd.
 No. douN Why, you told me only yesterday that the springs were get ting weah Arsnr you feeling well f-
 She laughed softIy and shot him a side glance end drew tn her cheeks and flashed her white teeth and per, ceptibiy winked-
 He drew back suddenly
 Whats the matter with your ha demanded. Who ara you initiating Can't you make yow face behayeY
 She picked up the paper she had been reading and Huns R into ths decorated waste basket
 There's nothing the matter with me" she boldly replied
 "Jnt mugging for fun, ehs Glad of that, 6umson was telling me today about lot of trouble his wife ts hay. ing with bsr facial psvves. and I was afraid you'd caught it Amt that con founded dinner readyyr '
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

0utnrfe. OR., Aug i6.-Esery Ufsas's oi the capital location case fs enu braced ln the perfected appeal ea2eu t.o the supreme couFe by the attorneys for Oklahoma City fUm the sction m Judge Huston in granting temposa's tumnct,ous in the district court Go " stralu the removal Of the ssate c&pA4 from Guthrie to Oklahoma Cfty. t petition fled ls supplemental tD oDs one nsed by T. P Smith secfeSars oa state, and Is made on behalf oa ~ the oshes state officefs who aEe snfan ed from eemoval of thetr offbces sno rpcorda The perfected sppcai saises all the merits of the case, including the question of the validity x tns initiated bill, the binding forcs of tls enabling act and the iegaifV os sls se00. .O00 appropriations
 Gov. Haskell who has been restless unfsey the deliberate procedure os tho culirts end who on Saturday sssuec an uhimatum ae Okiahnma CEy to a number of state ofifcere % ocne ec Oklahoma C1ty st oDce or suffer Che chance ul theis ofices becoming vacant, ts angered further by tho fist refusal of several of the state offsceIS at Guthrie to remove to Oklahoma City and place themselves in danger of De ing prosecuted for contempt
 The Guthrie attorneys thus far have shown spirit of leniency with regard to attempts to enforce Judge Illusions injunction. but if the present trend oi affairs goes much further contempt proceedings will Dc filed against some of the state off1cerA II Is tho opinion uf aulne uf the b<st lawyers S5T0 ssss the state officers who participated an the meeting of the state board of equal ization al Oklahoma City, ss whhch ths state tax beyy wac dxed. may haws been tn contempt od court bud nothing has been 6oue D fas hc 0vtnsse eo test tho matter 6eve1i vouchers fus office rent aA Oklahoma City eDf stats departments that have opened ditors office. but nune has osen al lowed. owing 10 the question d tbsir legality.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
PROMINENT fDITOR OF WAL. DRON, ARk., CONVERTED.
SlOO SAFE--HIS LETTER
waidron. Ara.. Oct. ,, 1909.

waidron. Ark, Oct. ., 1909 MT. Wm. Brooks, Prop, Brooks Med. O., Russellville, Ark:
 My Dear sir--For several weeks have been intending to write you in regard to your Baby Balm
 Ifyou remember, when you were here this summer told you our baby was sick. He was then having his third attack of towel trouble thls summer. They were very SC. were The first two were exceedingly alarm ing and suggested to my wife that we try your remedy, but she was preIudiced against patent medicine, so was !. but knowing you, gave me confidence 70 some .extent, pardon the modified clause) In the Inst ease, however, my wife agreed to try your Baby Balm. Il wont to my doctor and told him that wanted to try 1t. He said he did not know what 1t contained. but to give it a trial We did, and 1t worked Ike & charm. Now my wife will not be without its and the baby has not had a bad caee with his bowels since we began using it You know how parenta are about the baby. We watch him ard fl any trouble is Indicated Brooks Baby Bowel Balm Is put into service promptly and it has not faiio.i tu keep him straight so fnr.
 6 have been at the drug stores hero on diff erent occasions when parties came iu for baby medicine and I just can't tand don't try) to keep from 'buttln' fin" and telling them to get your Baby Balm. Just night before last man came into Il drug store here to get baby medicine. My wife says "teil him to get Baby Balm" but he had al ready learned its worth and that was what he was after.
 You yourself know that I have always found objection to the publishing of patent medicine advertising in my paper and 1 never ithought that l would be person to write recommendation for a patent naedi- cine. but l could hardly resist In this case since feeling the great benehts received from your BaDy Balm
 Very respectfully yours.
 W. n. Baker.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
Aa to. fna rranx

Tn 8 discussion of the frankins priv Iege Senator Money, the leader of the minority. remarked: The frank is a treat privilege" He went on to ex- fatiate, but what be said was lost in he remark of a gallery occupant. pho got in with the statement that stie frank is to help to get men back !, congress" When one observes the quantities of documents being sent put under frank from the national capital he is inclined to agree with the man who made that stafement-- St Louis Star.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
VOTE IN CALIFORNIA
tsaRAw SowNsUp@ pRocHEsssvr NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
 Rv ThE REPUBLICANS. x
mkislEy MAY Bs 0sFEAIEt
Curry, Heoutav. Carried San Francssc, 5ss the Country Voted for the ia sarSe.s-Aseus ys Peg Ce.s q secs maj Vote Cast

San Francisco. Aug. s8.--Gcattercl returns from all parts Of the stat indicate that Hiram Johnson. progss ave Republican, haa been chos, ! Ger eovernos tn Che dirsct prfmaf9 eioctton by an overwhelming pluralit. over Charles p. Curry, Alden AndersoS end Philip Stanton regular ReDubtt cana Theodore Ben was the ouiJ candidate on ths Denocrattc ticket Johnson'e principal e,spport comes from the country districtR n 6ss Francisco ely and county Cufvy un4 is cad to to no sn advucxfe of . nb eFal policy ran fAs ahead WAlau ezsg uumfnaftuu o1 1uhnscn pAaCoe Caiifnr nia In the siae od fnsurgent eta&sa Q fs claimed fin sumo Quartera tnaH cns beavy vote poshed by him tn tho slpn try distr1cts erse due to hia ossuslafios w7s0 Francis .. fiioury in Sss V=vsss55 cuttun of the San Ffancfsco snft caseA T1D c1usade ms4 with pupuias approval fn enB country distrtcts whlfe C vac md ap pnpufnp fn the more puuusous dlstrscta Unless Johnsuu sszsfatne odg bosses h the distrscfs to os heard fTum na will win . ssEb stanttas victory Tise vute pDAnB6 ss about 76 per cent oe normal
 For congressman indications up that Hayes. in tho Fifth district; Englebrght in the First, and Smith in the Eighth will be returned Ncedhaln in tho Sixth had no opposition In the Second district indications point to a causs vUts between Mckinley and KsuA
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
MkLARIAL DISEASES.
How to Avoid Them and the Se- rlous Consequences of Neg lect.

''Fix me up something to knock th< malaria, doctor" remarked sallow faced. eickly looking man. entering ( prominent physician's office the othss day.
 ' The doctor stepped to his medicins ease, took down couple of bottles, mixed 6 preparation which he handed to the patient with the customary advice to shake well and follow directions and resumed his seat.
 "Such cases are frequent, replied the doctor in answer to question. 'The warm days and damp. chilly nights are certain malaria breeders and are moa seriousjn those who have neglected ts keep their stomach, liver and bowels In good condition. Such persons are full of the impurities on which the malarial germ thrives, and 1t Is from this class z that typhoid fever. pneumonia. Bright's Disease, small pox and yellow fever claim most of their victims whenever these dis eases are prevalent. <
 The proper way to guard against the nalarial germ and the serious diseases which follow 1t is to get into good condi. ton by taking a reliable remedy that will keep the bowels clear and the liver healthy, and to continue with 1t at ire quent intervals during the sickly season. A dose of Prickiy Ash Bitters three or four times week will do all of this, be. sides stimulating the digestion, irnprov. ing thFappetite and keeping the bodily energy at the highest pitch.
 s Prickiy Ash Bitters Is known every. where as . system tonic and bowel regu- iator. It not only removes all traces d nalarial poison from the system, but tones up the vital organs, gives new sfrssFfh and vigor, makes the body strong and the brain active.
 "Pri5Ay ash Bitters Is the best all-eround medicine for the family ever used During inc past ten years have always kept ii iu my hf3usr Whenever any of my family show signs of mi ia- tia, kidney trouble, Indigestion of coustipatiou few doaes Is all that Is needed to make fl,e-m srii and hearfy neain.-w. II. NcwiLllANs Pickering. La.
 Sold by druggists. Price sl.00.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

When you yawn q good deal in the daytime, feel dull, achy and want to stretch frequently it is an unmistak- able symptom of malaria, and unless you do something at once you are booked for a spell of chills. Heroine is chill medicine that will prevent or cure the disease. It drives out the impurities on which the malarial germ thrives, strengthens the liver and cieanses the bowels. Price Soc. Sold by Jackson Drug and Furniture Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
NAY GET THE FACTS
4 NEW WORN sufv MAY BRING
 OUT rRUTH REGARDING rS HueeEa TRUST.
AN INDEPENDENT SEEKS RELIEF
Action Flied ey Riotos esOcs Com pany VIII Probably Expose the TrvA i~~ardness oS Monopoly Attacked hF acnatos nrsetoxa

Nsw York. Aug. 17.-Suft iias np0r started by the Motor Block Impor1 company. an Independent concern tha' deals in sutomobile tirvA ehas maJ lead co ( complete exposure Of the retations between One United States nuDbex company tthe manufacturing trust) and the Inter- Continental Rub bex oumpany (the producers trustl, In tho cuu6roversy between Eenatnf Bristuw. of Kanaas and SeDatov A. tfT1ch d Rhode Island. Che former con tencs that the iattep az boss ui tha senaza st Washington and real bead of the futer-C Continental Rubber com pany caused the tariff on rubber man ufactures to be increased from 80 to 35 per cens ad yaloren Cor Che bone Et u himself and business assusfateA eenator Aidriches Deatal
 Senator Aidrich has denied thzx the increased tartn wae intended to w has bene1t&ed ths rContineutai Rubber company in any way It fs admitted by Senator Aldr1ch and ofi ticers of the United States Rubber 0 has been made for the United States Rubber company to purchase all u1 the output of the Inter-Continental com panys in his hast annual report May IT. 1910. President Samuel Colt of United States Rubber company in. formed his stock holders that the prices oS their products have gone up in the last year because of the in- creased prices he has had to pay for crude rubber.
 The cause o6 this.- assArVy prest dent Colt in his annual report, lis ths unprecedentedfy high price of rubber Has Crude Rubber Monopoly.
 Inc Aidr1ch-Ryan combination en, joys ah absolute monopoly bs the crude suboer produced in Mexico and which ounce into the United 6taaea duty free 1hetr prodoce fs nov ex. tsDsiveiy used in the manufacture uf automobile tires by fluxfns it with Che superior uualftiee d cyude sssbbe: brought from Brazil and other parss of the earth by the Unitcd Saaaas hubber company
 @aa a1tNfrusf 6uA
 The Motor Bloch company bse in- ststuted It's suit under the Donneliy antitrust law Of New York Leon n Kaufman. president d the company charges that the DeAleEs Protective Association. composed of seven auto ;;;ss:s,>ssss!!l!s s.re nanufactnrers control the business among thcmseives in che fsE tng of prfceA lie ci2tms 6hHf 0he seven companies paise prices sfmuf taneously and quote practically the same figures prgparatory to an ao- ton against the alleged comhsns fov restraint of trade. Mr Kaufnan nss asked fu sn examination of the sev- en conceEns osfore trial ffB furshev charges Chex he ilas been biackhsted by all seven because one oe two Of them complained that as was cutting prtcea
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

If you sit in cool draft when you are heated and get stiff neck or lame back, you will be looking for some thing that will ease the pain. Fix your mind on Ballard's Snow Iani- ment and don't be salked out of is be- cause 1t is the bsst pain relieving linl- meat you can get anywhere. Price y5c. yoc and sl per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug aaa Furniture Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

When the baby is suffering the dou. ble afiliction of hot weather and bowel disorders, the remedy needed is Mo Gees Baby Elixir. It reduces the feverish condition, corrects tho stom- ach and checks loosness of the bowels, Price Poe and 50c per bottle. Sold by ackson Drug and Furniture Go
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

The abovo ia one Of tho shousands Of unso. hcited ietess received in support of Bab, bssiiti aac this baby is one Of ti,a e0, ,ec0Afkan sse Babes its,.ag i,ahy Hal'n last year arr ,ng wAi.lsnes n3t E ssnv;x ra,,iirr o, cofnpsiAl
 MT. Eaaa x ,4.lor a,.s Bra.ffeior og .t.s rVsnrs >snu'i%r ef Na..iron Ark. ore ol .-y hfseas .i'd Ds.'t wss eewspapors .u 'ns 't@s@ His astfes is ea space aere te cause Of his Known pre,e-iee ~ga.ns. patgn- D.edicinsr
 Aine manufacturers onue si0o0 ft,r a tcrmliin or prescription piooncing a er.ater p.i cen, e' cures 'hns siany isa.m. rAey aiso ofo. sipu for a caae of bsis .; ulfetiioa ia eltsiasen tnat wiii nus yield te ssaby Baif. U ..ss,u ,i dei specific difeetious lioni liio beeiilrias. kzs-4t
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
ssp sha,.~snt of nusilon,

Here wns rare opportunity 6ox an ocean 'Hcsd ups BIYlson o6 the total vHiue q ttA8fsxo6 iDs th.a nanh of Elnsxsnd waa shipped In the liner Eoupriifsessin cscdrse. which sailed hom Nev yurA recently. The freight 0usistsd q S0o kegS each contain fns tuQO0Q in euad, and Bo1 bars o6 alvsr, sac1 worth se10 Tho treasure was stored n . ctseilnned y1pm eight Ay ted beeS lnsd yas h {se care uf . Epeczs3 Gm16 hAuaA snt day.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

When the digestion is all rsghF tha action of the bows reg q. ..;isre ;s 6 natural craving and relish for food. When shis is lacking you may know that you need | dose oi Chanberi aims Stomach and Lsvci Tablets. The strengthen the digestive ai ghus, im- prove the appetite aud regulate tho bowels. Sold by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
NEGROES ARE LEAVING TEXAS
Ape Seeking Homes Tn Mexico Because of the Race Riots at
 Palestine.

El Paso. Tex. Aug 18.--A delegation of 60 negroes from the vicinity of Palestine Tex- where l9 of theis race were killed recently by fnobs. passed through here for Cne interior of Mex. tco
 The negroes declared that they fn- tended establishing cobony<H- Mex leo and moving their families yIfn the United States.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

Apply cotton cloth wet with Bal lard 5 Snow Liniment to all wounds,
 cuts. burns, sores or blisters, and
 note it's wonderful healing power. 1t is prompt and very effective. Price 25c, Soc and $l per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug and Furniture Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
Prehlsteric Remaina nisooxere.s

Some interesting prehistoric re- mains have been discovered In a guar. ry near Dunfermline. Scotland. Tha skull was that of man. who had been remarkably well developed. Tne body had been placed in C secumbeut posi- ton and built iD with rough pieces of bose whin rock !t fs believed that inc rarnains are those of an ancient chisftatn. Many centuries must have elapsed since their interment, as toe rock and earth havs accumulated to a depth of ak feet
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25

II yonr liver is sluggish and out of tone, and you feel dull, bilious, con stipa'cc bake doss of chsm 5sriain < assnaeh and Liver Tahicts ioai2ht Dei.-te retiring and You Will icei ali right in sne morning. Sold by all dealers.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
No Doubt.

Professor Smart Is man of large mental caiiber, Is he potf'
 He certainly is big bore.~--uns. rsrsity of Minnesota Minnehaha
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
THE OFFICIAL YOIE FOR
 KANSAS C0NGRESSMEN
The Flaurcs af ksasa Made puhlic Chewing the Result cf the Frb maries os All Parties Cor
 Representatives

Topeks, Aug. i6--The vote In the primary on all the congressional candt dates has just been given out u is as sollows (the letter after each name designatss the pohtics).
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
Never Llear, i4

How did you like the operaf- I don't know thing about it.~ But you were therc--T saw you.- Hes. but ! was in Q box party.-
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-25
HASKELL IMPATIENT
OKLAHOMA EXECUTIVE AhoAs AT SLOW PROCEDURE oF
 ThE cOuRTa
HIS ORDERS Aas DtsosEYfo

axaee oe,cess Nave Fistiy Refused ta Remove to Oklahoma cey fos yea nj contempa Proceedings sn sesss 9uprems conre@
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-05-26

iage green. Mr.. Paine's hand slipped
from James shoulder to her soft. COO
palm. and slowly she led him into the
van of the procession.
Voices greeted him cordially on
every side. and those who had forgot
ten his existence on this day. sacred
to heroes like himself. shamefacedly
made a place for him at the head of
the little company of men who had
served In the war with Spain.
Il will leave you now, Mr.. Paine"
said Jane Fletcher. withdrawing her
hand from his clasp.
His lean fingers closed about hers
tightly. mo. you don't. You'll just
march along with me. little neighbor.
| You and me will lead this procession"
Jane blushed TREMENDOUSLY as she en-
countered curious eyes bent upon her
Unconsciously initiating the blind man,
she drew her slim young figure to its
full height
my father was soldier" she said
in defiant explanation.
Some one thrust a flag into her hand.
and then the band commenced to play.
and the procession moved slowly down
the street toward the cemetery.
Side by side with Winfield Paine
marched Jane Fletcher his arm
across her shoulder. keeping step to
the martial music. and when they
paused at the entrance to the GENE
terry and the strains of the national
anthem broke forth James sweet so
prano rose high above the deep voices
OF the men.
After the services were over, when
the flowers and flags had been placed
upon the lowly mounds that marked
the graves Of sleeping heroes. the pa
rade returned to the village.
The depot stage rolled by. and from
its depths pair of incredulous gray
eyes watched Jane Fletcher and old
Winfield Paine as they marched to-
gether.
When II was ended and the blind
man and the girl had climbed the hill
TO the Paine homestead Jane spoke
defantly:
Perhaps you would not have gone
with me II you had known who ! was.
Mr.. Paine. | was afraid you would
be disappointed If you did not march
in the parade. so went with you, but
l am.
You are Jane Fletcher" interrupted
the old man calmly. II recognized
your mothers voice the minute you
spoke"
"And you-and you The girls |
voice broke.
And | wanted you should come
along with me just the same Your
father got my sweetheart away from
me, but your voice is like hers. and !
amt forgot, and I'd like to have you
near me even If did say Steve
shouldn't marry Fletcher"
Jane was crying softly.
''You be lonely little orphan girl.
guess" said Winfield Paine tenderly.
and me and Stephen IL have to take
ARE of you. Just as soon's can get
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-05-26

first year that | amt been sent for L
join the parade. expect it's all thu
doings of that new Teller. Addison
town they don't set any store by me
that's the only one left IN GreenvillC
that IT in the civil war. It's all them
Spanish vet'rans now"
Jane Fletcher's pink cheeks paled a
little.
"You want 10 walk in the parade to-
day and there is no one to go with
you. Is that the trouble. Mr.. Palmer
she asked gently.
That's 1t" he returned ENORMOUSLY.
Mrs. Bibblns. my housekeeper. she's
| gone Off with a pack OF wimmin folks
and left me alone Jest because I'm
! blind and useless. II my son Stephen
was here I'd
81 will go with you. Mr.. Paine" said
Jane timidly. III you will place your
hand on my shoulder-the parade is
forming now "
Winfield Paine settled his Grand
Army hat on his head and buttoned
his blue cloth coat about his TALL spare
figure
II most always have flag to car
ry." he said suggestively. but Widow
Bibbins said she couldn't find where
Stephen put It,"
"Wait minute" said Jane breath
lessly. She opened the gate and ran
up the path 10 the neat flower bed I'M
der the parlor windows.
When she returned she thrust a bou-
quet into the trembling old hands.
RED. white and blue" she said soft
ly-"red and white geraniums and
bright blue ageratum. Conner
''Who be you?" demanded Mr.. Paine
as they walked down the road. the
tall old man and the slender girl lend
ing her shoulder TO his gripping hand.
"a neighbour" said Jane in a low
tone.
"A neighbor! Maybe you're Jacob
Gillan's daughter Mary|
NO: don't live very near to you.
but Pm one Of your neighbors." she
said.
"Do you know Jane FletcherT' asked
the old man. with startling sudden
ness.
Eyes. OF course know her." gasped
Jane.
There was long silence after that |
until they reached the head Of the vii
lage street. In the distance there were
the glitter of sunlight on brass. and |
the flourish of flags. and the sound Of
a drum.
II expect It looks beautiful" said
Mr.. Paine wistfully. III it hadn't been
for that Fletcher girl my son stephen
would be here today instead of work
ing away down In New York. It's the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-05-26

A veteran has this to say of Grants
bravery:
For the information of those who
have never been in battle let me say,
| without seeming didactic. that the
commanding general or his corps COM
manders are rarely where the artists
| have depicted them-on rearing horses
or directing amid a sheet of fire. There
are times, however. when the artist is
true to life, as when Sheridan. seeing
Ayres and his regulars recoiling for a
moment under a terrific fire at Five
Forks. dashed in. and there and then
with those flashing eyes he might have
been painted.
Suppose Mcclellan had shown him.
self and ridden his lines at Gaines
Mil, or Bragg at Chickamauga. the
outcome might have been different.
Owing TO the character of the Wilder
ness. Grant had few chances to seize
opportunities Of that kind. At Spott-
sylvania the night Upton was making
his assault and breaking their lines
temporarily he was close up, and /
sat my morse not 1ar from MIN. He
was mounted on his favorite. Egypt
There were two or three lines OF bat
tie within thirty or forty PAGES Of
each other and OF him. The fire that
reached us was considerable. An or
derby carrying the headquarters stand
ard was killed, and a solid shot struck
an oak five or six inches through
squarely not thirty feet from us. shiv-
ering It into broom slivers. but through
II all Grant wore the same imperturb-
able but somewhat pleading face"
Another notable occasion when Gen.
eraf Grant showed rare GOODNESS under
fire was when he rode his horse aboard
a boat at the close Of the battle OF Bel
mont, Mo-. early in the war.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-05-26

word TO Steve He's coming now.
Look, little Janep'
Jane turned. HE isr' she cried joy.
fully as a tall form came swiftly up
the hill toward them. You couldn't
see him! How did you known
Winfield Paine nodded his head sage
ly. IL amt so blind as | was about
some things, thank God! And you and
Stephen can be just as glad to see each
other as you like. little Jane, because
| won't look"