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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20

Joy which the Junior partner found
even moro obnoxious. if his spccu
hu.n pro,p,ycd uuN, Hchcpin vas
bis uJmo. ud Ri.u.pu had one 9th.
,r Characteristic Vl,h caused El
h'Hs even 100 rv acute mental pain
llc Nae quite vulms to bet anyone
any cuu..Naa'o amount OF mono,
ou amy conceivable subject Gold
smith himself had cudylyorcd To
stop this practice iu vain Ills trade
,as D1 valuable @ entertain q
Thought of excluding him from the
otherwise d,corou, Office, and bet
hc would Unlike his dcm,auor in
regard 'o speculation ON the bard.
however Ac assumed an attitude f
rolru mpIs~i,ity when wager
vJs at stake.
Chester had reported pcry- deter
minauou with a good deal of secret
satisfaction The other friends Vh sr
accounts hr had sought were busy.
away, not m the market. pledged g.
DO their trading with other firms
lie could now draw hie twenty-five
dollars dt the end of the wook with
some sense 10 having earned IL. and
moreover. there would Dee -ubs'an
ital commission when Perry actually
turned iu his account
81 observed the first day that YOU
came into the office said Goldsmith
q chester that afternoon. that you
were not def lent in that character.
irtir which is ,ariHusly known as
Nerve or even BRASS"
You raucr me- answered Ches.
tca laughing
"lt occur, To mc that you can
relieve me of q di-arrrcab.c task. o.
continued Goldsmith. "ua,c YOU ever
seen amy me- 20 broke
81 paid % months rent m advance
last Monday replied Chester and
am contemplating that as steady
dict ou the principle that it is both
cheap and uuug
Il want Rich,pn To- stay here at
ter Tire other customers leave. If You
would o., 80 go Il as t. engage i'm an
argument with him ON any subject
which may occur TO You, | should
lc much OH igcd.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20
An Awful ERUPTION

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and your interest in skin eruptions
will be as short, If you use Buck
lens Arnica Salye the quickes.
cure. Even the worst bOils ulcers
or fever sores are soon healed b.
il. Best for Burns, Cuts, Bruises
Sore Lips, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains and Piles. II gives instant re
lief 25c at Ardmore Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20

Phone 700, Marable's Drug Store for
your drugs, toilet articles AM slcH
room supplies. We deliver The GOODS.
1871
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20

It ltNs VNtN lU' ~ TO t.... .u'litN
too. D., was telling G d-uih that
his wife was going TO u.,. baby
and tlat hc was wiped oJt hadn't
cent
So said Goldsmith ly. as
near as can remember u.- words
'Nom wife is at home Uuu-
little paby while you CON. here to
my ric, making a fool Cd. Yourself
against my adyi,c. She s. doing tna
most sacred tamg ON earth while
YOU are here trying to mlt. money
without working. That B.. very oN
pDuicut Hcro, take thi- Tine bal
lucc .,og owe Us shall u. charged
mp to profit and loss, lon. ut you
ever set foot in this nn.c. a-ln'
o.! don't know how muc hr gave
him. but there were tvi. m the
man'e eyes when he cam. out of
th, onioc. and there Wei, tears ia
Go isniths to. when went i'm
,o speak to him. Aud g.. uo can
be- as naid as nails. and uIr. like
5ill OF BlSha when he thinks that
ulHody Is trying to do hm : never
saw such cold hard l.I. a- h'
,au plpou.r II fairly Nturrs %
man
lie seems to be all man,
amended Perry eimply. Tel him to-
got ready some good adv. uu how
10 place what have left I',y aud
to advantage
What do YOU mean? A.v Fou real.
ly suappcd?'
70 tcli the truth, am %. course"
have some permanent stock hold
mg,. but no man can play 'ur ponies
to such an asiuine extent ls have
and not get pretty badly burned. I'm
ashamed to 10 X that bettiu- book in
the face. OF course ! hay. mo- r"
spousihiitios and all THAI sort Of
thing. but another year Of thus and
I'd nave to 20 to work" Perry shud
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to nave taken over this apartment
Yours can't have cost a much 10y
seyora thousand
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20

am for men only.
1876 BUpD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20

you.
Father. please ask Mr. Taylor to-
call again"
"rbsn Won knew" said Chester.
.bou hard II vaso"
"y,s" she answered. 81 knew"
p,rrv Iopybam did NOT roach nj.
b,ndsona bachelor ap,rtmcuts until
.ofer midpipbt that niubi but when
bo finally nm, IN an oppooron.a ne
fouud Chester onsconced in his most
comfortable chair and smoking one
-, nj. h,., ci.,rs
"l.lo," II. .r,,d gym loo, comfy.
v.ho, ,ro vor ,f,ar. lutln more
corrcs,ouden.eo Get tn. iob all
rehto"
.y,." said rh.st.r 81 po, 81,
i.h all r,,ht don't mood any moro
to...r, N.,,t otii,,d"
80, o., an" ro,li.d p.rr, os n
dl,,s,.d bimsal, of his overro,t onl
payn /, IA his man. "IIl lie cheorfully
an1 ,.,. u., ,o, ,ro r.snoctah,. any
,t,,, ,.o, ,,r, mo =, protty IN.
,,..,ohI, diy.iny. ,hos. what.
.y,s " said chester an. , sham.
,o,, h,y. to laave ,hem"
porr,, ,ourdod from his chair.
.v,, io,l, bera. Chester" ne go
..,., .,,r haven't pone and sold
81. hors. or apvtbinp ike thai
,,,.o voro Van always were an rN
,ro,,i-, f., co,Ioya What's doing. any.
,.o,.9n
"yor.yo ont T., tako an apaytayu
g, ,h. I'rupuav." explained chester
"Damncd If do" replied perry
,..,,re,, .roo blamed resnectablo.'
PARRY" said Chester. when YOU
s,, In vour window i'm college and
,ra,nd ,or food fed Won DiIit -
Now | have an apartment which is
.o.,iry mo eighteen Thousand "A y,lr.
.,d ,,, h,.ou,s l. thirteen hundred
, voar"
"us, ike van observed Perry
n,r,ntb.tic,l,v "Couldn', tell me au,
,h,,g mare characteristic"
"yon,ye got 10 take it of nay
hands said Chester.
..Irst ,ecause YOU ruined my IT,
...,,ou tolirp me to the dog wagon
lo,o ,t night" expostulated pe.ry.
",o, want IA stick me with an
ai.h,ocr thousand dollar 4 yea
,nor,,nor, Thanks awfully. but |
rrs, raorctfullv decline"
chestar rose suddenly and Walk, /
over ~ whore Perry stood by tn,
,,or,o,rioce
"porry" he said that's no. tn.
r,,.o, rho reoI reason has pu,r:a
.yosp
po,rv straighotned up in anne
,,o,t
"ycu don't mean"
"yas mean that We agreed in
co,lopc that If it ever happened. /:
,horo MAS ever any rca! reason. We
OnuId tell each other. Her eyes ~"
tho diyinest blue"
.Iioid ON said Perry. "hoN many
reasons are there"
Chester grabbed him by the arm,
rut yyitb the suddeuu,ss and agility
,f , c,t Perry trumphantly seated
himself on mis- assailant's shoulders,
and hing ON fjrmI, by his hair Hall
, b.ad shorter and thirty pounds
uobtor than Chester. Perry was 1.-THE
,,d oli,, as A panther Whenever
, conial uudersraduato "rough-house'
-t,ut mdiscrimiuatc battle and wrest
liry match which suddenly breaks
ont like q foyer among half dozca
mo, sit,iuy in college room. appa.
r,ntly ot pca,c with the w.lld and
,,o,,so.,.s-vo. sorted out. at the
hotto,, az ,be taurIe of arms and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20

Ardmoreits Want Aus are the best
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-20
Saved a Soldiers Life.

Facing death from shot and shell
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said was consumption, Il contracted
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In spite OF all remedies for years
My weight ran down 10 1870 pounds
Thcn began 20 use Dr. Kings Ne"
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me. ! now weigh rs pounds FOI
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Hcmorrhagc, HOarsoncss, Group
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Guaranteed by Ardmorc Pharmacy
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-09
ECZEMA GERM DISEASE CAN
NOW BE CURED.

The Medical profession is all agreed
that ECZEMA is a germ disease. but
the thing that has baffied them is to
find some remedy that will get to the
germs and destroy them.
Zemo, the clean, external treatment
has solved this difficulty by drawing
the germs to the surface of the skin
and destroying the germ life that
causes the diseases. The whole meth
cd of treatment and cure by ZEMO
is explained in an interesting book on
the. subject issued by the makers of
ZEMO. 1t tells how to cure yourself
at home of Eczema, Blackheads, PIN
piles, Dandruff, and all diseases of the
skin and scalp. Call at Hanson &
Emerson's Drug Store for booklet and
learn more about this clean, simple
remedy that is now recognized the
standard treatment for all diseases of
the skin and scalp.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-09

A special will leave Sank Centre at
$50 a. M. Tuesday, June IA, for Alex
andria, returning will leave Alexandria
1880 p. M, account firemen's con-
vention.
O. b. Boobar went to st. Cloud
Tuesday morning to attend the Old
Settlers Association convention.
He proceeded to the cities to attend
the postmasters' convention. Mr..
Boobar was president last year of the
former organization. Mrs. Boobar
went with him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

B. f. Dubois left Tuesday noon
for Excelsior to look after the bank
there for a few weeks, the cashier
being sick.
The friends of Fr. II. +. .O'Connor,
which includes everybody, are re-
ouested to meet in A. o. U. w. hall
at s o'clock Monday evening June Ii,
to make plans to secure for FIR. O'Con-
nor the automobile offered in the
Daily News voting contest.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-09
So Careless,

Child-Mamma, mamma, my piece
of bread and butter has dropped on
the buttered side!
Mamma Ito nurse)-Mary, | must
beg that you will be more careful to
butter Elsie's bread on the right side.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-06-09

Frank Schwartz has accepted a
position in the dry goods department
of Observation-Disclosures big store and
began work Monday morning.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16

milch stock and get ready for a creamery, for we will have one pe- fore many years if not right away.
 We will have bundle of oats 10 donate to the Mena boosters very soon. 1 think we farmers ought to help in getting up a collection p,y donating some of our best truck. All of us who live close by ought to feel as much interest in Mena as do the business men of the town.
 Berries are the easiest thing Tn the world to grow, and yet so few people have them. Just a small patch or a few rows in the garden will supply a family with some ot the best eating that can be had; ana there are great many farmers that will not take the trouble to grow a few melons for home use, when an eighth of an acre of ground and a days work would make enough melons to supply any family. Peo- pie will do without these and a great many other luxuries they could easily have by devoting little time and energy to them
 I q. c.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
SHADOWS FROM SHADY.

Calvin Lawrence went to Mena Saturday.
 John Ayant and Tandy Hat field were in Mena last Tuesday, Dan Lawrence visited parents at Hartley Saturday and Sunday, J. I. Bell went to Mena Thurs day to attend the teachers insti- tute.
 Those who have oats are busy harvesting them while the nice weather lasts.
 Jesse Arnold went to Mena Sunday and will go to Fort Smith where he will be on the jury. Sim Lawrence and Charles Higgins of Shady and Hicks Bar low of Hartley were in Mena last Monday.
 K. D. Wood from across the Mountain, assisted George Whis, enhunt in chopping his cotton last week.
 Mir. Thomas and wife Of neaf Salem were the guests of Jesse Arnold and family Friday and Saturday.
 C. l. Heller and A. c. Evered are doing some surveying on Gal Greek this week and are boarding at C. H. Higgins.
 Sunshine.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
OPAL NEWS.

J. c. Standridge made business trip to Mena Monday.
 Claude Standridge made visit in Lawrence Valley Sunday.
 Joe Hooper visited near Alder Saturday night and Sunday.
 Misses Ella and Piggie Lawrence of near Alder spent Sunday Iwith Miss Poco Standridge.
 Dave Standridge spent Sunday at Board Camp, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Medford.
 Messers. Olin, Marvin and Earl Standridge of Egger visited with Richard and Earl Lacky.
 The board of school directors have employed Prof. Richard Morris to teach the summer term of school. Among those at Barber's home Sunday were Misses Mattie and Pearl Widener, Messers. Jack Barber and James Lofts.
 Among those at J. c. Standridge's s home Sunday were Mir. and Mrs. Henry Standridge of Egger, Aaron Ferguson of Alder.
 Blue Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
ACORN ITEns.

Born, to MT. and Mrs. J. c. Gar
 land. a fine baby girl. Freeman L. Johnson was at Acorn
 Monday assessing taxes. Crops are growing rapidly since
 the good rains last week, and most
 farmers seem to be pretty well up with their work.
 have five Angora kids ordered
 They will be shipped in July. This
 country ought to be full of goats to
 keep down the brush. With a creamery at Mena and a herd of Jersey cows and some good
 hogs, with the splendid range we have, farmers ought to soon become prosperous.
 There seems to be scarcity of sweet potato plants in these parts. A great many farmers will not be able to get plants enough to raise potatoes for home use. Last winter sent to Illinois and got four registered Berkshire pigs. and it has been delight to me to  feed them and watch them grow. They are good big fellows now. F. M. White of Mena, who has a large orchard on his farm, has been out trying to get men and teams to blow and SOW peas. He intends to SOW his entire orchard to peas if he can get the necessary help, but he finds it no easy matter to get men and teams.
 1 am greatly interested in the
 creamery proposition. want to sec it a go. I believe it would be one |of the best enterprises ever gotten
 up for the farmers. We may not
 be ready for creamery. but we
 never will be until we get one going
 So let us begin breeding up our
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
LOWER BIO FORK.

Egbert Holmes and wife and sister, Dovie, Dollie Suit and Sam Suit attended church at Midway Sunday.
 Murphy Lambert and wife and Thomas Lambert and Allen Bates passed through Sunday morning enroute to Oklahoma.
 B. Medford and ]. Ramsey of near Board Camp, were at Big Fork Sunday night.
 Miss Hattie Ramsey of near Board Camp spent Sunday night at Squire Walkers.
 Sylvester Medford Of Board Camp, attended church at Big Fork last Sunday night.
 Tom Foster has been unable to work much for the last two weeks on account of a bruised foot.
 A.E. Moore from Boggy Branch was in this vicinity last week buying up cattle.
 Bob Standridge and family of near Opal spent Sunday at the home of Andrew Foster.
 Arkansas Blossom.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16

the Howard county line preached at this place Sunday.
 Mrs. D. A. Daniels returned home Saturday, after a weeks s visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Rogers, at Wickes.
 B. C. Davis of Mena, was down looking over the roads last week. Mrs. Margaret Fife of Antlers, Ok, came in last Wednesday to visit with her nephew, J. W. Wallace.
 Frank Beavers and family of Potter, attended church at this place Sunday.
 Several young people enjoyed a nice singing at Mir. Daniels home Saturday night.
 B. F. Kelly was trading in Mena Wednesday.
 The crops in this section are good, especially oats, which is almost ready to cut.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H, Brandon spent Sunday at the home of Mir. Higgins on Six mile.
 Paragrapher.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
MOUNTAIN FORK NEWS.

Ben Johnson of Oklahoma, wa: in this vicinity last week. There was prayer meeting al Oak Grove Sunday night.
 T. I. Wilcoxson made trip tc Oklahoma one day last week.
 The Sunday school at Oak Grove is coming to the front rap idly.
 Mir. and Mrs. Patton Ernest: baby has been sick but is better now.
 Bud Nichols was in this yicin. ity Monday looking for stavs timber.
 There was a music entertain ment Saturday night at lame: Woods home.
 Burt Nichols of Smithville Ok, is visiting relatives. ana friends here.
 c. w. and c. ]. Leming and R l., Sartain made business tut to Mena Saturday
 Willis StandridA and wifi wis ed their father and mothe Sa urday and Sunday.
 Isam Cornelison aud wite are re- joicing over fine baby girl that arrived on June $.
 c. l.. Sartaiu ard family o' near Mena were visit;rg sunday with his moihSr, Mrs. E. M. Sar- tain.
 Norman Overstreet, who has been in the Western part of O4. lahoma, has come back to Arkan- sas as the people usually do when they leave here.
 Tucker,
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
COVE CATCHES.

Matthew Clarkson of Russell coun- ty, Kansas, has purchased the Fred Keiss farm of 80 acres, miles east of Cove.
 Parties are announcing big pie nic at this place on June 30, and great preparations are being made for the occasion.
 Charles Harsch of Russell county, Kansas, who purchased the Weather by farm south of town recently, has been here several days and is so well pleased with his bargain that he IS figuring on another farm.
 Dr. Gray was called to Watson, Ok, last Saturday to see W. c. Eads, who is seriously i'll from nervous breakdown occasioned by the trou. ble resulting from the Eads-Grissom tragedy. It is evident that MT. Eads is going to stand by his son in his trouble.
 Services were held in the new Bap- tist church for the first time last Sunday and the house was crowded The Rev. s. H. Neighbors preached a good sermon and the exercises were enlivened by some choir sing ing led by Prof. William Meeks.
 Cove is getting to be quite mu- sical town, or rather town of mu- sicians, and aside from having g good cornet band and an orchestra we have several fine individual violinists, pianists and cornet players The latest addition to our musical society is Prof. Felix Lutenbach, the tonsorial artist, who came here re gently from Prescott.
 Louis l.. Nichols of Watson, Ok. has been awarded the contract for carrying the daily mail from Cove to Smithville, Ok, service to begir on July 1. The contract price was S929.25, and the contract lasts iron July l, 1910, to June 30, 1914. Mir Nichols will put on a passenger hacl and will also carry light freight.
 Manager Wilsey and w. J. Barton of the Cove Creamery Company, at tended a meeting of dairymen al Hatfield last Saturday and concluded negotiations by which the creamery gets all the cream produced in tho Hatfield community. Not only waI this satisfactory arrangement per fected, but Manager Wilsey solo quite number of separators to thu farmers in that part of the county Thus it will be seen that the cream cry industry is rapidly reaching i; permanent and paying basis.
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
0RANNlS GRAINS.

MT. Roy Logan visited at Ashdown an6 Texarkana on Friday. Mrs. Kirby, who has been sick for sometime is much better now. Mr. Nat Black visited with his sister, Mrs. John Scott, at Hatfield Sunday evening.
 Haywood Skinner of Lockesburp visited at the home of his father-in. law. A. J. Aston last week.
 Messrs. Nathan and Luther Blan and G. Hansard left Thursday to at- tend the teachers institute at Mena.
 Mrs. Fox has exchanged her farm west of Grannis for Kansas City pro- perty and will make her home in Iowa.
 Mrs. Williams and daughter, Miss Sallie. of Philadelphia are making a visit with their daughter and sister, Mrs. w. l. Collins.
 The Y. F. U. socia! will be held at the home of Senator J. P. Logan Monday night. June 20, in place of Wednesday. the 18th.
 c. L. Gregg came up from Oil City, La., Saturday n q returned Monday morning. He Is in good health and reports all well and doing well.
 Miss Nancy Gregg came in from Glover, Ok, Saturday and left for Mena Sunday afternoon to attend the institute. She closed an eight months school at Glover on the 10th. and has accepted a three months school at Holly Grove, beginning the 5th of July.
 The l.. T. l.. social held at the home of Mrs. E. D. McClennon Sat urday afternoon was very we'll at- tended. A short program was rend- cred, and cake and lemonode wa served. Arrangements were made for regular meetings every Friday at 3 D. m. at the Baptist church un- der leadership of Mrs. Minnie Coyle. president, and Mrs Ida Hungate, vice president.
 Senator Logan returned home Sunday after ten days absence in Texas, Little Rock and Ashdown. At the latter place he gave an ad- dress at the Land Congress picnic. Friday the 10th. He delivered one to the Roard of Trade of Little Rock and Board of Trade of Prescott ..on the evening of the 10th and one at Highland in Pike county at a Land Congress picnic the 11th.
 sc. Parish of Pea Ridge, Sup erindent of Teachers Training and Adult Department of the Arkansas Sunday School Association, was here the 7th and Sth and held a Sunday school institutein the Baptist church. He gave some fine talks and good instructions. but it was not known that he was coming in time to get much of crowd out to hear him.
 M. k. D. M.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16

church at Red Bird near A. J; Caughron's place, as he entered little grove his horse suddenly became frightened at some object and all efforts to make him pro. ceed were unavailing and he soon became unmanageabIe and started back. He was forced to go an, other route home. Some animal has been making havoc among sheep and calves here for some time. Unlike a wolf it kills its prey and, after sucking its blood, carries the carcass off, the only sign it leaves being few blood stains. It is supposed to be a panther and doubtless 1t was this animal which so frightened the horse.
 The Old Hermit.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
ItemSOf Interest ...As Gathered BY The Star's..
 Correspondents
ALDER LEAv Is.

Wheat harvest is over at Alder. Dave Walls of Helen, was buying slaves here last week.
 Mrs. Dee Roberts is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Goss, of Mena, who is very sick.
 F. z. Davis of Big Fork, was wolf hunting near here recently.
 Roberts & Roberts are steadily progressing with their stave-making. c. H. Edwards Sunday afternoon killed monster rattlesnake which had twelve perfect rattles.
 A private telephone system is being planned 10 be installed in and around Alder this fall.
 Everyone remember the singing at the home of s. A. Lofts Sunday next. Bring your books.
 Careless Poet.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
DOTS FR0n DALLAS.

K. A. Nunnellee and family ol Nunley, have moved to the Beth. esda Springs.
 Miss Lou Durham is attend ing the teachers institute this week at Mena.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Mantootb Emma and Earl Nunnelee at- tended church at Salem Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Durham spent Sat- urday night and Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. Moore at Mena. Miss Maude Moore of Mena, visited Saturday night and Sum- day with her grandfather, A. l.. Durham.
 Joe Garrett and children of Rocky, visited at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wood Goodwin Sat urday night and Sunday.
 Cor.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
Notice! Potatoe Growers.

1 wish to notify the growers that have potatoes to ship that they had better all dig and bring in their po- tatoes during the last seven days of this month, June. Have them as clear as possible of dirt and put no potatoes in the sack smaller than a hen egg. Fill sacks full, shake down and sew them so sack will be tight around them. They carry better 80 because if they shake around they get skinned up and will not sell as well. If sack is large only put about l20 pounds in it and fold top and sew tight. Don't Tie any sacks.
 J. l.. Gates, Manager
The Mena weekly star., 1910-06-16
E0dER ITEMS.

Irwin Turpin made business trip to Mena Thursday.
 Miss Ora Gibson is spending few days with friends at Mena. A singing was enjoyed Saturday night at Mrs. s. E. Hancock's. Brother Taylor preached an inter- esting sermon at Cherry Hill Sunday. Several from this place attended Children's day at Board Camp Sun day.
 Mary Harrison, Stella Norris and John Corley spent Sunday with friends at Board Camp.
 Miss Ruby EIzey and Bratch Groves visited Sunday with the Rev. Bill Shelton of Ink.
 Guess Who.