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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
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%loneern mirfliher 1o0 o0rliSgt.
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fault por0en.
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trennerei tootlih.
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iet.
- Die SGaemii5le Der 5irma @gge
breht &c 6aman 81 @olb9 Duroe
our9 5suer 5srit0rt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

Die neusn Sadeis Iin0 unaefdbr -
3oa lang un0 iin0 NIT fiaheu arGaen
uno sinfahen 4srmslH gem0ht. Der
ooraere 1fsil lit 3i,Hlih loie un0 6er
bintere 3feil beina6e anliegano. Das
5adet fit ben 5ommer brauAt niht
BON ihperem Stoff 81 ieiu. Sin Ieias
ter Stoff ME Ser9s, Gbeoiot ooer ioz
gar Gaibmsre. ipena aefiittert wlroe
IT'D na5N eignsn. Sir tihIe SAGE 1T
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
COUNTY COUNT IL PROBATE

MAlhtE CULNTY.
COUNTY CURTIN PROBATE
In the Matterof the ESTATE of lm5f
G. kuhnmueaeh. Deceased
Letters lcstait on Tue Estate
Of Emil e huhnmupngs late of 81,
City of Milwaukee. lu aidCountY of,fl.
waukee, deceased. hapiag beaa dsfy
granted to Katherine haaauaeuch 81
this Court.
III Is ORDERED. That the linn fs,o,
the date hereof uufil aul noiado, ths
FIRST Tuesday oi Oecemhcr. A.n.tglA= ~.
AMI The sumo Is hereby liked as The tlna
within which ail creditors 81 tAe sstl
Emil = hulnmueHeh. Deceased. shalt
present taDir eiaims tor examination anl.
allowance
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED. That
ell clalH ier ncea.aafY 0ntral oNl,en
SIS, turth, expenses ui the last sickness.
oi tht eltieHt aud Con aehts h~ayisa 4
p~reicrat aaiert ae lsws So tao Tntted
state ma'e aan presented within Sixfv
days hereafter he eNanuel aada44 ~,
ted hy eatt tsgft. aE fts #tour#Roams
IA thvttlrt Hnle.# la Gfs.af Mil
waokee tr ~reat.l
term Nltft .ft ht #f,eif -,
the isfi 1910 aat
al suthtr a4
Thereof
II rs Nl1llN a.Nfas Htaa#rhsts 81.
Other = iHlsu
Aeainsi tuesa
deceased.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
tIeyaraturen iiir SatrrdNer.

6rlunbiatn Sit iih itbt iiber unltTt
Qreiis iiy @maiairs il. 8sparalurarbsi
TEN. ggir MAIDEN olie 6abvrdoU eetaos
wle uta ousiebsr. unisre bodsraoiasu.
aaraatirten 6obrrdbsr $i5, 80, $22 iir
Eaar ob,r Ieidit AbBablnHgen. 0aupt.
a~uartitr lit ntue unb smsitsr 0ano DO
tor Guces1. Qbtnos IND Sonniass Dor
mittoas oiim. gslephon Soutb 476
Jonas Cycle 6. 72s Rational 9IOs-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
gus Orbk

@ha4. SUatl. sia estonutty ben
GER eef t5'tsmanu uuree. dis tenn
@tiahr. Unit ea1tm 4utomobit taQiosr
4 cur eit GigaGe auo oircg, por eiue
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taetr abtr I'm sirsln. 0itrtei puro.
e am 8opit hpes eeriest uno dubsr.
rem lbm ieta rs3tss 9tn am Rn;s
ceeedHiiien nuo Pcs ,fuie 9siu &c
sTodEH 10 6as ser urstaalite etrsjts
am ieleer 4esno i.age.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
SnlanOii5e 9a6ri6teIl

u thingtpn.- Die 6ol5mll<
ler in disqualification babeu nab eins
monatiger ginTieaung BEN 8etrieb piez
Der aufsenommen, poourA $500 eeuz
te pieoer 9eiddFtisung finoen. Die
Stodung bs3medte ein5aleH oer 6ol5s
peiie 81 Derbinoern O.. - Bel Sum
ner iauiie ein tleiuer Sia6lDageR,
ami benz 4 Nrbeitsr gu 2bdl fahren
MOLTEN. inFolge zines GabeIbruhs L.
200 SUP tisf biadb uno pralte Oann
gegeR einen onosren BageH. Die 4
Geuts Duroen geto0iet.
Nri3ond.- geim 8ronos 0eg
6otel ADdms in 960eniI 1T, ME
cine eenoue 0urdiuhurg Ger gtuiren
crgab, 9fiemano umsetommen
ntd D. SaltqateGitp bat
jest audi einenguOeGtanoal inoem rer
StaptOsr0rorete =. G. gsrnitrom err
tldrte, ibm lei cine Geitshuug anges
bcten Uorbsn, uno 0en Moaor s. g.
8rdnsforo beI6ulOigie. I'D nit eiHem
Contractor bsridunren uno bic Be
IiimmuRsen zines Contracts fir Ga
naliiati0ns Qr6eiten ubgednbert gu ba=
Sen.
Golordop. Sin f6perer
1Ausefurm bserIhte in Dem gan3eu
@e6iet pom n0roli6eH Wpoming bis
gum liioIiden Colorado. 8as Wetts-
mar a5er pdrm IL. Der Shnee I9mola
@iofort. Sn 0enBer mar her
S6neeiturm 10 hsfti8, ME irgeno Ell
ner Ter 8li38aros i'm Dinter. Den
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Sanee Don groBem gluBen.
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tei oon sinem furdt6arsn 5ageldlGg,
rihtete in 6arpsr GouHtn. 4dnids,
9roBt 8srpiiitungen an. ~ Inter Der
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in taltsm 8lut rad einem Streite err
mcroet 81 baden, puroe lei Sope=
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Stopar ~Derbaftet.
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ren ReaengiIsn be9leitet, haben Sbeile
ron 0drDin. Wc@Idfn unn
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oabei muroen mebrere Yerionen 9et0os
tet. 20 emrIitteH gerlebunaen unD Der
an BEN Saoten onssridtete Snaoen lit
beoeuteu0. Die feline SrtlddFt W e
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@ro6ooen gleih9emaht uno audi bic
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beim9eiuht. gsird6tli6 tit Der Sda=
ben In ga0iL
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SAINT lei Gitp tsnterie Der
nit pielenausflielern beiebte @ergnis
gungsoampier Uncle Sam. Msrtz
piroieerpeiie fam absr Riemano um.
4rfan s.-@ine 6euers5runIi,
bic frj9moraeus IN Gerdrtand 3
@ei lfts6duier 3erit0tte, rihteie einen
Sd1oeu ron 100000 du.-8ei u o
ger entaleiRe Elm Snnea3u9 oer st.
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mebrsre iebr i6Uer.
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gleiist pon Starm, 6agel uno Gepits
tern. baden piecer ben iiiopsitlidxn IL.
ceutrdlen She'll Don Eeras beimgeiuht.
Sa me6y ais 20 8omns nurosn 6Gus
Ter oemolirt uno in pieleR TdleH erlIts
ten oie 9orpbner @%erlebunsen. Die
Strome imp in rapieem 5tei9en.
alabama. - Die ogmpfratiffe
Staatsconpention pou Al0tama nabm
entiAieoen SteaunS segen itoatspelts
Proaibitiou.
@eor9td. ~ Sin %18idbriger Re
GER. Der Tb an sinsm SidhrissH Ndos
aen eegging, puroe 81 Albanp .ges
intdt'.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
At1a Rnrtile.

81 Sues fisl Der in Wilpauiee
bebeimatbete y Sabre dlie 8lemier
WaIttr &. 3usss uuter bic gidosr zines
ar6eiis5g9es, iDelde ibm beite 8eine
abirenrten. Der llugliidltde puroe io
idnel ais .m0slib ms 81. Mdrisns
@oipiiaI od6ier gebrcdt, far5 dber
ihou . Stmbsu ipdter.
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o. N., tn 2tller oou 50 Sd6reH. hid.
Yliltr, osr oiele Sabre lang gu 60
mers cine 5arm betrisb. DIX 9eeroi
8ung erfcl9is am l.. 5reitag 0on Der
Kramer Seius Stride aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

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0ongs slmcritas. i5he, 4r.didie l2&-i3c
ffcr. = ff-9N
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teute tier nnrebaiieneu Nait bt1rft niferterffH
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ifs f4bkc- 1913 NlHHa aueftcas, t4Mc; 81
geur8 americas I4Aci pa E0nssorHe.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
6nbielc $emmscrbiSmIc.
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l~lHieye Qbbil0uHg 5eigt zines Der
neueieu Wlcoele in .gauernblouien"
nie es tleioiamer uno practii6a fix
cenSommer Mot geoadi Werosn lam
Bel oIeism Nlo0sl Tno, mi1 erihiliA.
Seiteutbeil q. llnierdrmsI in ems es.
ihnitten. AuA oer Ccsrdrmel bat eiHs
ltabt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

Grc nte AND GEcro EruHs
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s ete 1sm um 9
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

Elm iolhes Sadet Gin isbr uct6pcnois
ses 8lei0ungsitiid.
Das Whuiisr tommt in @roBea pon
81 bis AZ 3oa 8ruItpeite. 6lir Elm
5ddet BON 36 SOL 9ruitpeite 6rauht
man Az Yaros 365oa. ooer 3ls pos.
4430n. Stcff. / garO 2430a. Seioe
fir 8eiob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
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Wit Der Moos Der prapirteH 1aiasH
ftn0 aud Glrtel in oraplrteH Gffseien
pieeer uHs sslommen, our9 rslte
bic elegan3 elmer 8louie oeer sinas
alsioss bsosutsno erboIt peroen tann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

Eas 4lufsr lit in @g5ben BON 50
bts AZ Sen 9ruamaB I'd h96en uao
tr'oyotyt iiis m'tt.ere @r5Be 2ts
Nates 0toii - Sen peer ? 9ara5
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

Gbigs UluIter pereen esesH Ginisn=
burg Don 5sbn gsnis auF @uni6 Su@
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groBs unp ocle Asrsfe, 0ea.li4 e.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

BUR Der er3iebt feline ainosr out.
Der babel merit. oaB tie in man6em
i'm er3iehen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

3on brsi.sm eOHtruHirsnbem Matsrial
ais geios.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

Die suei in unierem Wuiter se5sigten
Wlobele iuo ie6r belie6t, oas eine nit
Sastbsil, cas aneere abgeruncet.
Dos W1uiter lit in GrGBen pen p
bis 30 Saiusnmdb 81 batsn uno erfor=
bert fir mittlsre Orobs q Yoro U1az
teriai "a ooer 80 SOL brett.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-29

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mnis. 10 3 a-ns tisr @c
znirx.. re . irsteey. so-t-e
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
TRIED TO TAKE OWN LIFE
Jerry Cochran Drank Laudanum While in Jail Last Night The Dose Not
 Sufficient to Kill.

While in jail Monday on charge of disturbing the peace, Jer- " Cochran drank small quantity of laudanum in au attempt to kill himself. He was arrested yester- day on complaint of his wife, with whom he has had some trouble and who has refused to live with him for several months. When the officers went to the jail Monday to bring hlm to trial he was on the floor groanirg. IL wasn't long, however, until h.s condition improved and when re- leased by the police judge, on &C., count of the failure of anyone to appear against him, he was able to take care of himself. He was ordered to leave town and said he would do so at once. He tried to get up a bet with Officer McMil- Ian that he would finish his suici- dal job tonight. A half-ounce bottle that contained laudanum was found in the jail.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
HEALTH FOR OLD SOLDIER
Jesse Dell Says Polk County Climate Brought Him Relief From Misery
 Caused by Asthma.

Jesse Dell, an old veteran who'd wore the Blue all through the Civil war, nowliving near Eagle tpu. was in Mcna MoLdsy, ca,ling tt the oflice of The Star. He IS most enthusiastic believer in the healthfulness of this country, saying that 1t has proven to him one of the grandest blessings of his life.
 Mir. DelI's old home was iu northwest Indiana. He states nat for years he was great suf- ferer from asthma, ard that when ali arproa ched aud through the winters cold he was com pelled for days and week, to sit up m an old rocking chair in order to get us breath. Sl5ce coming to Polk county thi, trouble has all left him, and he IS as well as one of his age could exp ct to be.
 He IS a mpst earnest advocate of giving larger pensions to Con tederate soldiers by the state ol Arkansas. He says that anyone will readily realize that thos, eho toug ht hard campaigns neal v 50 years ago are now tpo olt o do much for themselves ard should be cared for by the state.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
JACOB EADS KILLS
 THOMAS GRISSOM
Fatal Shooting Affair Ten Miles West Of Cove Between Men Veil Known in Southern
 Part of County.

Cove. May 3l.-News was brought iu here today of the kill ing of Thomas Grissom by Jacob Eads at the home of ". |. Eads near Watson, Ok. which is just oyer the state line and 10 miles west of Cove. Grissom was killed instantly. his slayer using Win chester rife.
 Details of the trouble are not known here, but the men met al the home of w. E. Eads, who is the father of Jacob Eads and tafher-in-law of Grissom. They quarreled and the killing fol- lowed.
 Eads is man without fami- ly. After the killing he went 10 Watson to give up to the officer. claiming that he had acted in in self-defeuse. He is said to be a mlu of not the best reputation. having been in minor troubles before.
 The dead man bore a good He had married two sisters of the man who killed him, the second one after the death of his first wife.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

| will be at the places named below on the days and dates des- lgnated, for the purpose of as- sessing all personal property in Polk county for the year 1910. Every person, or someone in his stead, is by law required to be in his respective township to meet the assessor, and there on the dates named make q correct rem dition of his property to him. Hours, s a. m. to 1 ?. m. Places and dates:
 Eigle Gap, Monday, June l3.
 Ouachita, precinct, Tuesday, June II.
 Ouachita, Rock Springs, "Wednesday, June l5.
 Mountain, Norris Mill, Thurs day, June l6.
 Mountain. Egger, Friday and Saturday. June IT and Is. Big Fork, Lower. Monday, June 20.
 Big Fork, Upper, Tuesday, June 2l. Fulton, Board Camp, Wednes- day, June 22. Gap Springs, Thursday, June 23. Faulkner, East. Friday, June 2ith
 Faulkner, West. Saturday, June 9.
 Freedom, Rocky, Monday. June 27th.
 Freedom, Mountain Fork post office, Tuesday, June 2o. Cedar, Wednesday, June %. Eagle, Rust, Thursday, June 30. Potter, Friday, July 1. Rich Mountain, Saturday. July 2d. Ozark, Grannis, Tuesday and Wednesday, July and 6. Ozark, Wickes, Thursday, July 7th.
 White, Hatton, Friday, July 8. Ianssen, Saturday, July 9, and Monday, July Il.
 White, Cove, Tuesday, July l2.
 Cove, Hatfield, Wednesday and Thursday, July l3 and IL. Center, Dallas. Friday. July 10, Mena, at court house. Saturday, Iuly l6, to Thursday, July 2s, in elusive.
 Bring your deeds or your tax receipts if there IS an error oi Ichange in your land. All are urged to be on hand and ayoio paying penalty.
 Freeman L. Johnson,
 Assessor
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
|LEAN-UP PROCLAMATION
Monday. June 6, the Day.

1 The summer season is near at hand
 nd for the health and the cred
 ] of our city it is both proper and Iscessary that it should be put in a =Anitary condition. Therefore under
 De instructions of Mayor Parks, tnd in accord with the laws and ordinances of the city, l shall en- resVor to see that it is done. All property owners are requested
 70 gather all trash, tin cans, ashes Bnd rubbish of all kinds into neat
 les at the rear of their premises, tnd on Monday, June 6, the city Fill provide for hauling all such fEsy. If not ready when the teams kone, the property owner must pay EOr the hauling.
 There is a disposition to be care ES regarding the throwing of pa Pen and such trash into the streets ef where 1t can blow into them.
 las must be avoided.
 Weeds around premises and on Facant lots must be cut. If this is 'rot done, the city will do it at the property owners expense.
 lancerely hope, for the credit of 'Oaf city, and to avoid trouble, the |eusens will take an active interest U lnls work. A. McMillan. |aaS Jeb Chief of Police.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
uuhiy Examinations and June Institute.

The quarterly county examina- aOas Tor teachers of Polk county slll De held at the Central build |~o,s ln Mena, June 16 and IT. !. rus VIII be Thursday and Fri IVY ", following the close of the |;sus ~, institute on Wednesday. |. lue law provides that every ''sSuef who teaches iu the county -as' sl attend the June institute 'o aa'su will be held in Mcna June " ~ 10 10. This is necessary if 'as teacher expects to carry a ,,ssu'y ,.4y license to teach. The .'ae ,sa institute manuals have been sas ,.''' over the county to teachers z s'ss'ug tor them, and they must 's. ~ returned unless the teachers tsus s,. 10 the institute, as I do not ,e',. ,s,. an extra supply. Bring all ,ss. 'Ss, lext books so you can do '0ue profitable work.
 dS.,. W. T. ADAMS,
 S't County Examiner.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
ONE WEAK SPOT
Most Mena People Have a Weak Part
 and Too Often It's the Back.

Everyone has q weak spot.
 Too often it's q bad bacF.
 Twings follow every sudden twist,
 Dull aching keeps up day and night.
 Tells you the kidneys need help;
 For backache Is really kidney ache.
 A kidney cure is what you need.
 Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
 Cure backache and urinary Is.
 Good proof in the following statement.
 Mrs. M. V. Wilson, 505 S.Ninth St.. Fort Smith, Ark, says: "An almost constant, dull ache across the small of my back, always more severe when 1 exerted my self or caught cold, bothered me for several months. The kidney secresions were also source of annoyance on account of their feauency III passage. l finally decided to try Doan $ Kidney Pills and had my husband procure a supply for me. After had taken the contents of couple of boxes of this remedy i was cured
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents | for the United States. Remember the name -Doan s- and take no othor.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
Card of Thanks.

To my many patrons and friends I wish to extend my hearty and appreciative thanks for all of tue business and especially the preferences given me the past twelve years.
 Having sold my paper-hanging tools to Mir. Ira Titus. ae is well equipped for taking care of your needs in that line.
 He is a "Mena boy" aud l take great pleasure in recom- mending him to one aud all.
 He has my old phone No. z24. Wishing you all co. tinued health and prosperity, l anu
 yours truly,
 d&w-1t J. C. MCKEE.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
Pension Examiner.

Or. r. A. Lee received this morning from the headquarters of the Pension department al Washington his commission of appointment as examining sur geon for the department for this locality. Until recently Dr. c. C.. Gunnels hele this position.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
ANTI-TUBERCULAR
 MEASURES ADOPTED
Afflicted Teachers and Pupils in Pine Bluff to Be Asked to With draw or Be Dis
 charged.

Piue Bluff, May 2S.-A resolu- ton adopted by the Pine Bluff school board at a recent mee ing, which gives the superintendent ot the city schools the right 10 sus- pend any teacher who fails to resign and to suspend all pupils who undergo medicial examina- tiou at the expense of the dis trict and are found to be afflicted with tuberculosis, will probably result in the dismissal of some of the teachers in the public schoo s, and will undoubtedly be responsi- ble for the suspension of several pupils in the white aud negro edu- cational institutions in this city
 The resolution makes it com pulsory for tue teachers to pre- sent certificates from a physician to be selected by the board show. ing thatthcy are in no way afflict- ed with tubercuolsis. Ia the event a teacher IS found to be so afflicted his resignation will be demanded. Should he refuse to resign, he will be discharged by the superin- tendent.
 The same procedure is provid- ed for all pupils who must under go a m e q C a examination. Parents of pupils [ fiji ,cted with tuberculosis will be informed and requested to withdraw their chil- dreu. Refusal to do so will be followed by suspension.
 The Pine Bluff school board will employ physician to make examinations, but teachers will be required to pay for his services when used. The schools of thls city, where nearly 5000 children are enrolled, are disinfected daily and kept in perfect sanitary con- ditiou. 1t is claimed. Individual drinking cups have been in use here for some months and they have had tendency to minimize disease to which children are sus- ceptible, promoters of the crusade declare.
 The resolution of the school board is believed to have resulted from recent conference which the members held with w. L. Cooper, a representative of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, who is now in the city arranging for a lecture and exhibit on tubercu- losis.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
NOTICE FOR PuBLIcATIoN

Department of the Interior, U. x. Land or flee at Camden. Arkansas, May 2S, iHO
 Notice is hereby given that
 SAMSON STOW of vandervoort Ark who, on May f. 1905, made homestead entry Serial No. 0223t), No. 2g7se, fer W ls Nts2, section 2s, Township 1 $, Range 3o W, 9th principal meridian, has nied proof to establish claim to the land above described before county clerk oi Polk county, Mena, Ark. on the lith day Of July. l9la. Claimant names as witnesses: Henderson w .Iankins, William A. Reid of Wander voort Ark, sum pter NJ. Watkins, William M Watkins of Hartley. Ark
 June2. II, M. Friedneiin' hegister.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-02
Strayed.

One full-blood two-year-old cream-colored Jersey heife :. blaekface, legs and tail. Also oue light red, three-quarter Jer- sey yearling heiter. Liberal re ward for aGv information leading to their recovery. Leave word at the Star office. d&w St