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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

bnr1 gtierentrantbeit erseugt iuirD, lan9ium
ansegrifen, 8laieniatarrh, branuer SaS poer
anoerer 8ooeniab I'm URN, 8ppJipeb, &lidets
idnterseu, G1ipiuoel, Sblnflolisteit, Nerpo.
fiat iiuo bic 5pl9en unb bic Nieret ielblt
fperben serrittet uno beri6niHben 8elle fir
Belle. Blaienleioen lit Die uriadle ertraniter
Rieren nno nieiem 2eioen lit am idneuiten
~nbSubelfen, inoem man bic Nieren III geinn.
ben 3uftanb periebt. ,,GWautpsNopt's
(Sumpfs@ ursel) hilbert ben Maierorang nno
brennenoeS @aiferlniien, uno perbinoert oas
pitmali9e 8nfierlafien bel Gag uno tpdbreno
Der G1lofSeit. Sic milbe uno ioforti9e
8irtung bon ,GipampsJioot", bic tpEneers
bare 9etereH.granei, 1T Idnea berteribar. Sie
bat bic bDdite Stufe erreidt, neil lie bic on,
erfannt beilbrinsenblten gtaeni9aiten beiist.
Cine 8rpbe pirb jeoen oappu iberSeuser.
,Stpamp.&oot" lit anaenebm 81 rehmen
inb in allen gpotbeten in so Gent lno l Sol.
lar Slaiden au bnben. gine 9robeflaide
uno Elm Bud, bas M1eS beiaSt, Dirb sShnen
nnf g~lnfrase portofrei suseididt. Sdreiben
Sic an Or. 3ilmer &go., Bingbantpn, q. q,
Grpdbnen Sic and, bieie ltberalc Siferte In
.bisiem 8latte selelen 81 bnben. Merfen Slt
fid ben Ramef ,,StuatnpsSpot" ino lalIer
sic ii1 ppm &erfiufer onitatt sSpamp'
&ppt" nitts anoeres anbieten--tbuu Sic oas
.oaun tperben Sic enttduidt ieiu.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-16

~ stated in a report to the American
Automobile association that while the
club appointed two observers for the
run. it was not governed by the \. A. a.
rules and cannot be accepted.
IL the Carson City News had not
been enterprisong enough To have an
automobile in its service. a large part
of the state of Nevada would have
missed its daily newspaper on several
occasions when a ballIy electric power
house failed To furnish juice to run the
newspaper plant Having no auxiliary
power and no prospect of electric cur
rent. the News was unable to operate
its linotype machines or presses and
the paper could not be gotten out.
An ingenious master mechanic sug-
gested that if the companys Maxwell
runabout could be gotten into the
press room he could start the ma
chinery. After removing several par
titions the automobile was placed in
the desired spot. The rear of the car
was lacked up and by the use of i'm
promptu shafting and betting. the ma
chimes We're set in motion. After the
publishers realized what they had ac-
Arizona republican., 1911-02-16
THE NONSTOP RECORD
OF THE MAXWELL STANDS
A Decision by the American Automo-
bile Association.

Samuel NJ. Butler. chairman of the
contest board of the American Auto
mobile association. has declined to ac-
cept as a record the claim of nom
stop run AT Los Angeles. Cal. in which
an automobile is alleged to have COW
cred 1O,S72 miles without stopping its
motor. The performance was not sane
toned by the contest board and no Of
fetal recognition can be given To il.
The worlds nonstop record of 10000
miles, made by a Maxwell car from
March IS To April u. 1909. therefore
stands unbeaten. This run was sane
toned by the American Automobile as
sociation, started by its former presi-
dent. Lewis r. Spears. and conducted
by the Bay state Automobile associa-
ton in conjunction with the Massa-
chussets Institute of Technology. No
performance having the ear-marks Of
authenticity has approached the Max
well record
Mr.. Buffers refusal to accept the Los
Angeles performance is based on the
fact that the run was not held in ac-
cordance with the rules of the contest
board
r. p. Hillman, president of the Au
tomobile Club of California. specifical-
Arizona republican., 1911-02-16
A VALENTINE SOCIAL
At CHRISTIAN CHURCH
II Was Promoted by Young Married
Folks Sunday School Glass.

The young married folks Sunday
school class of the Christian church
held a valentine social at the church
Tuesday night. February IA. The
church was elegantly decorated with
the class colors. navy blue and white.
The idea of valentine day was carried
out in the usual use of hearts in pro-
fusion The evening was spent in the
playing of numerous games, and re-
freshments were served during the So
cial hour.
This class is one of the busiest in the
Sunday school Elder Phillips was
present and delivered a short speech
which was much appreciated b. the
class. There were about fifty Of the
class and their friends present. The
members of the class are as follows:
Mrs White. Mrs. Chappell, Mrs. Nettie
l.. Banks, Miss Laura Christensen,
Miss Bertha Grant, Mr.. c. f. Mincks,
Miss Mamie Chappell, Miss Sadie APP
person, Miss Hortenstein. Mrs. Gem
pin. Mrs. w. W. Edwards, NIr. and
Mrs Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Donofrio, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Line
barger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs Grisler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hortensteir. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Stew
art, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Pecka. Mr. and
Mrs Jordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs George Pheby. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. II. Turner Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T..
Ice.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-16

complished. they issued this statement
in the News:
Hereafter the News will not miss
an issue even if the electric power fails,
for when the lights grow dim and the
power weak, the headlights of the car
will be lighted. the motor started and
the News Will appear in record time,
ground out by an automobile"
A Sampson freight motor in the COM
mercial vehicle contest recently con-
Quoted in Portland. oregon. made a
perfect score in a sixty-mile run over
mountain roads. carrying a fun capa-
city load
Arizona republican., 1911-02-16
Fine, large and healthy AS
paragus Plants, $1,000 pei
thousand.
HILLS SEED HOUSE

Place of dinner to Y. M. c. A.
membership committee, to be held this
evening at o'clock, has been changed
from the Ford hotel to the board of
trade. bn
Arizona republican., 1911-02-16
So rs

We want>(you to get your
value and smart-style expecta-
tons up as high as you choose.
and will meet them. Wen do
more-we'll surprise you, be-
cause there's no half way bust
ness about the house of Gold
waters. OF course. the early
morning hours afford the best
choosing. but we hope to have
enough to last all day. So. come
when you can.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
Gin sie 2eier aufer6alb stcarns
GpuntH.

N1e 9eier oes, ,Mor5jtern," 6ie nibt
III Stear1s, County mobnen> fins
frerruolid eriudt, ibre 3ablu1gen
fir 0ieles 8laH, permittelit Graft
ooer @e9omupeii11ny ein3uienoen.
8ir m6dten, ROB ollie 2eier it6
Sic pom 1ns: g%ebptpne &elegenbeit,
gegen @orausbe5ui)l1ng oes 8lat=
tes in Sen 8efis elmer berrfiben Brd-
mie 81 aclangen, 5unuben MAIDEN. Da
es nun aber unferen reiien6en Mgen-
ten nidt m0gIid 1T, BET alfen unite,
rem Mbonnenten por5ufpredea, bepor
sic Muspabl ser fd0nen &rdmien Der.
grtfen iein miro, 10 liegt es i'm Snte'
reiie o%erielben, 6as @elo 6ireft nod
Ser office gu ienoen, morauf prenp,
tie 3,,ienoung Ser genlnfdten 8rd.
mie eriolsen miro. CUR gntge9en.
nablne Scr einen o0er Ser arberen bie-
ier mertbpouen 8ramien eegen @or-
nusbe5abll,ng 0es ~Ncro itern" al1f Elm
Sabr Ia6et ereebenft Elm 6ie
uNprbtern" .9rndseiellidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26

%rermdblten ltets nah @alni6 erge=
ben' ru0ge, lit Ser moblgetneinte
@lunid oes uNor0ltern." Soiepb
gpgt bon Mihn1ouo lit ntit ieiner Mr=
beitsumnuifaft nit Sem 2egen zines
Cement Tlnrs in ser bieiigen @lttter.
fabrif beiduftigt.
ct. Mnrtttt*
1as gtogtf6pb lnieret @datle lit
lint eittett TiiD tiefer ger1adt por0e1t,
uno eS pir6 lit oentielbelt ettt Cement
Sur gelegt. Mtdn lpt1 bieiett &aum
lpn,ss!reno ser @interntohate als spiel
plat Ser >Ssugen0 pertpcn0en: gdl.
,&abn peria,tnle lette ISOLDE ette ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING; a%artoffelt. =
&einriD @ort6el lit milf benz 3iebe1t
eines @rdbeits nabe ser 911tterfabrif
fontroftlid betroltt moroen. Sobn
Mrce1al1, nelder ieit lebtem Stunt
rbel1natild geplagt mar, lit lotpeit
bergel te0t, .0aB CT oD11e &rltden per
l,mmn6eru fanr. = &err un0 Srou
Solepb sdmtib fins nad Canada ab=
geoompft, no tic ibrett fiinftigen Serb
griinccn tpcroen. = Sri. Mnna Bloni=
gen. melde iid unla11git elmer Spera=
tion unter3ieben mubte, bot itd bon
Eberen Tplgcn p%ollitanOig erbolt.
MlbanD.
Mab oeun I. Nopember 1911 miro
Muwolt Saul 9(hles bon ct. @louo
jeoen Mittrpod MadAuittag inns Don<
ner1tag Morgen, %anltatt mie Bis oobin
|Iienitag Mad)mittag a1n0 Mittmod]
Morgel1, in ieiner bieiigen Office gu
jpreder lein. Gle aQerbelte1 Gor=
b%ereitungcu fir oos 5fattol1rnier
weldes IN ser Safe Ser bieiigen Sc
meinoeldule ant nadyiten Sonnta(
: Nad}mittag uno Mbeno Pathfinder
/, lpiro, iif1o getroffen, nno menn Of
Sfot6Aiocr int Stcarns County be
: ibren bis oubiu gebaltenen 3uiam
: menfiinften beitere Stllloen erlebter
Z 10 Mrs oies crit redt bier ii, Mlban
; Ser Sal. iein. MM1etm6are 8reti
= fins fir sic bclten Spieler al1sgeleb.
: uno umiere 8e,15elritter meroen a
= les tG1l,, nm Sen fremoen @aiten 8
5eige11, 6aB Mbanp Ser '8lab lit, m
- man pergniigte Stllnoen baben fan,
Il Sim 5oluntaa Gdadmittag pllri
Sag reln Monote alte @ii1o Ser s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
9fidlntpm6.
Gns Mpn=@eh4u0cl lpelhe

Gus Mon=B ehQ!1oc, weld}es Don
d. @elj oec,lplrt lit, lpl1roe NIT eli
1.n Selep5on perleben. Sobn
gorh.> rg bon 9eerD 2onoon, meld)er III
Iornrino ser &odseit ieines Sbeims
:.5einrid borg beiwobnte, eritattete
bier eiI,en fre,,.., eidoftli&en @clud.
= SEER ur1o Irolt ~. H. Sl''1en naf
Ten lette @od)e in 5tiln> otet' no 1te
>~a @egrabniije 0cs Goltdrp @roB
6e;n>o1,tc,, = Mi%ibleubeiiter Trioo.
fin Ml,r5f ANS G%s,ttip eritatteten iiber
gonntaa, Ser i'll st. Ss':artiu wof'!et'-
sen fSaneilie Conrad 9ta,tg eft's:sa g.
i.d. S. S Mbmaan. %perianote e.
ues Cages perf(oliener 8o@e cite 81
neutrality-suspicious. &artoffeln. =
!Serr unS 6rau MnoreaS Weber err
frerten: li6 ser Mnfumfts .eines netten
Ma6dens. sM6ge. es. oen begliidten
gltern nur. Srel.0e bereiten : Der
@eburtstqg 6es SRI. s(n1alio, Sodter
Ser 6anriIie s.. g. &iigener, CAB. 81
eiltem g%en1ittblid)en 6amillenfeite Ner=:
o%ulollung, 3lt SEM iid cine groBe
5door 6rellnoe un6 6reunoinnen oes
@eburtstagsfinoes eingefunoen batte.
Ser gerlouf 6es 6eltes CAB 4unoe
BON ser aroBen Mi9analidfeit. 6ie
syr(. Mmalia @iigemer m1ter ibrer
Mltersgenolien genieBt. -
Qafe 9enrD.
0ienjtog p%ergat,gener ISOLDE pl1r'
SEN BET einem in ser bieitgen Bforr
firhe bonn bodpm. Yfarrer &ange &c
ba(teneu 9ral,amte ebetid perbnnoe1
Sobu Orbed nuo Sri. Gliie Sild>bad)
@ei Scr @o65eft, Sic I'M elterlid1e1
SouIe Ser 8ral,t i'm &reiie elmer bel
teren @1iteidaar gebolten ml1rof
nabm oas 8rautpoar, neld)es cine no
be ct. Mortin aelegene 6arrn be5if
fer, mfrs, Sic ber5liditen Sl'fln1ttS
mi,lde entgege't. Gob es Den Nel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
rMuroitcru"= &alcn6cr

fir oas Sabr 1912 befin0et lid} a,,=
9e11bltdlid I'M 9rud uno wiro bi.ll1eu
mel,Igen @oden sltr Mbnabn1e uno
sum Ner}anpt bereit iein. Derielbe
lit 200: .5eiten itart, lit nit altsge-
aeidamten @eididyten fir 9t au1o
Sung slo1pie arit berrlideu Slluitra=
tiol1en ausgeitattet uno oiirfte, mas
bele)relloen u110 lnterbaltenoen 3ele=.
1toff u11aebt. 5lt Sen belten @ulenoern
fir eine tatboliide 6au1ilie ge5a1lt
meroeri.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
G6afc.

Cute, bis: bette Grubiagraldmmer,
400 biz $50; quite Bis prima ssTbr=
lutge, 1926 Bis; 400; Mait2amn,en;,s
zoo bis 500; mitoer1pertage 2amz=
mer 200 Bis, 400; quite bis bette.
.Sdafe, 2.75 Bis: 1856; m%ittelm1Bi-
,ge Bis quite Sdafe; 200 bis: 2..75.
,idmere S9afe, $50 Bis 1926; Majt=.
5uno 3udtidaft, 2.25 bis 2.75; MIN
oermertbige 9dafe, 100 bis LIS;
CUTE Bis, bette 9anumel, .255 Bis $50,
mittelmabige bis, quite &aanInel, 1926,
Its $50; @ode 1.5O bis 200.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
Ghuc Grtrasablnnq.

Cine grobe MuS,uabl bon @ebet6ii=
dcrn, Ole mir obne @ad5oblnng offe=
riren:
Jiibrer 5ltn1 Sinunel nit groben
1rlto,e, u11o weidern Morocco Gin
bon0e.
@ebete Ser S%eiligen, NIT mittelsro-
ben 0rude 1u16I."forocco etnbanoe.
5er,1er in flcitte. ,em Crude l''1o
perldieoer1en Gimbattnen.
Sdpabe1ael,
Telus meine 3lberitdt,
: Stern oes Series,
@inunels=5 dliinel,
Yroo scr grIgel, tleines Torrxt, y
Sd|@en @ebetbiiderl
@oie'ttran5e, lpeib> idjtparb ,lro
nit greben o0er fleiren Berlen. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
@anmunbs @ett Mtlas"

eatlr1ltetto so geogropbii@e &arteu
Ser ganjen WeH Statiitifen BON 2an=
BERT uno 5taoten. 6erner lit 6arin
cine groBe &arte oes 9taotes Minne=
iota nit All .leinen 5td6ten un0 D0r=
fern, nit Mt1gabe Ser gintpobner5abl
bein1 letteu Genius bon 1910. Gin
luertbpoles uno Invertebrates Bud fir
Seoermam.
Brimn=@ eblierS e1gliid=oe,1ti9es
Morterbur1 neblt 8riefiteuer IN BET
Sen 5prnden.
Observation-Disclosures peridieoenen ST.
taltes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26

men. Mn pe,1 Sic Senoan19en eingen,
ml'rse nid;t betannt geoeben, aber an
San1tag ertpirtte Ger @e1eralantpalt
einbaltsbefeNe 9egen iunf3ebn Sc
l6afsbalpier, oie int 9eiiB bon Bu1,<
oesli5en5en ii1lo. Sic &egierung bon
&anias lit entidloife,l, Den @etrdnfe>
p%erfal1f int Staate nod enereijder als
biSber 5u unteroriiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26

@ieoerum befinoen mir uns int De'
iite elmer groben Musmabl berrliber
Yranlien. @er pon uniern 2eiern let
uen @udltano a1i oen vNoroitern"
lrno. oa5u nod elm Nabr I'M Toraus
bc5ablt, lit sur MuSpabl, irgeno elmer
Scr nubitebenS augegebenen YrQmien
bcredttqt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
@caet1 35f ertra

@ebetgiidber peridieoenter 9itel uu1
ldonen1 gelluloio=ooer=5 amme Gin
ban0.
@erlen ser anoadt I'M feiniten Sc,
ocreinbano.
aroit Ser aruten Seelen, in i@0-
1erL ,meidem 2eOereinbano, init @ol0-
.jdnitt inns groBem Crude.
Croft in1 Nlter, in gleidem Gin=
u,to nod gr0Berem @roborud.
:. Ser 8aumgarten, ein groBes Spr,
n1at nit Mittelorud uno meidem Mo=
rocco=ginbano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26

Mad Musietung uno menn Sbr
fiiiblt, 6oB cine grfaltung beran6iebt,
nehmt 6oleD's @onep ans Sar Cont
pou,,o. gs Itint lrno erleidtert. &C.
brouht fem 5ubltitut. Dns edte 1T
INNER in eiuem gelben Eaquete- Mo,
litor. Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
&erienomms beidlagnabnnt.
q, Sans. 81. Oct.

3wei @abmaggonlaolngen 5la=
idenbier, sic att Sreitagabeno in @i=
dtta> Sans. eintrafen, tpuroen auf
8eranIaiiung 6es itdatliden @eneral-
a,,tpalts. 9atplon beidlagnabnt un0
BON Steriif in @erlpabr1,ng ge,tor1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
Sn &n9lii6 baben mtf,
@cafM 25e @rtraaahlunQ.


@oloen Set Of &eapfn, geQuloio:
gi.tbano> groBes Bornnat.
2itttle Sep Of @eapen NIT feinitem
9eSereilstatt0e ul1o eleganter innerer
MusNtattul'N.
Boaet Sen Of Seaoen nit Sammet=
ciHban6.
Ebme Grfz*shbl1ng.
Natfoi9 Gbyiiti, efu Mn6adytss>
b1srstD porr Mittelgr1Be 1ts6 NIT feinem
W oroeru=Gin6unoe.
Cutie to Bietp. nit Moroeco giu-
su fur SSeius> nit meidem 2e6er-
gi1baui1ee:.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
prdrnirn-1tff.

3ol grofe &atent's deere fret.
Gieies Sabr baben mr. ferner als
Eramie cine 8 3oI groBe, lid lelbit.
&atentideere, mel6e mag.
~netiiirt lit uno oas pnit 10 bcidmer.
lide Mufnebmen bon Ra6eln une
Stetl,aoelu beiorat. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
A1arkthrrfdtt.
d. &ir6bieb.
Sic folsenben Breiie finb tii1 -lebenbe.s
Wiet pro 100 Bfun0:

@inbbieb.
Sic folgenben Breife f1no fin lebenbes.
1iet pro 100 Bfnns:
SdJladtpieb.
@1xte Bis prina Stiere, $50 Bis
700; mittelmiaBhiue Biz CUTE SIS bis.
$50; e~etp0bn44nitfe big mittelmdbiee.
500 Biz $50.
8iibe u11 Sellers. =
Cute his bette; 4.75 Bis 5.25; NIT
telmdBige' Biz quite 1926 Bis 4.6O;;
ge1pognlide Bis mittelmaBige 1926 Big.
|3.75; nit @ras: gefutterte aibe uno.
Sellers m%itte1mdBige bFs quite 3:75,
sbis 1926.
Cutters, 2.75 Ills 3.15; Gannerss;.
!2.25 hi: 2.75;; Anlle1t $50 Bis 4.OO;:
Bologna @llIlen, 800 Big $50.
adIher.
Cute bis bette, 4.75 bis 7.75; NIT
%h1rHaBige bis quite 3.25 BIS 4.5O;
g~euobnlidJe biz mittelmaBige 2.5O'
trS 3.25; CUTE lfnere &allber 3.4O,,,
bIis $50. I
3udt ms Maltpieb.
&altltiere, quite big bette, 900 bis
10000 &funo! idper, $50 BIC $685.;
1rrafte{mdbiae bis quite, Mfaitftiere a.
90 Biz $50; g%cm0bnlide bis mittel=
mdbiec $50 bis 400; 3udtltiere, GUT
te:bis bette, 600. bis 800 &funo idmer
4.25 bis 500; mittelmdBige Bis quite
600 Biz: 800 &fun6 idmer, $50 bis.
400; gerpohufidle bis mittelmaBige,
800 BIS 3.5O;;' quite biz befte SS1br-..
linge, 3.75 bis 4.75; mittelmdBige Bis.
quite $50 bis. $40; 3ndJtbuuen,
20 bis 3..35; Maitfiibe uno Sellers,
gate bis priina 3.25 bis 3..75..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
@eaen 500 ertra.

@ofiine, &ano Boiti4e, grbauumgs.
Bud.
Qeeel,oe ser &eiligen, NIT college
preBtem Gedel nno berrliden 6ar;
beubrud=9il0ern.
Die groBe @on0farte bon Stearns
@ourtp, mel6e einen mirfliden @ertb
bon $500 fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
CS.axpffatiuue,r: an, ba" Getreil6eb6iS;riier in
Mi,rteaeslis.

Bei5en-
gr5ffn:: .@iod!!:- gffieoris:. 5bfhBf
Sec: t~ttA 1::113Ss t-10% 1!105s>
W..ail f-t5k 1:15A 7-14fE@ 1!143sI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
Sd)ipeiue

Sic iolgenoe 9ohe8e 5eiut bos.,
Gurdidnittseemidt Sen Durd-
i6nittspreis uno Den b0diten unn
nie0ria{ten &reia feit 0enu t6. Set.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-13
MONEY POORLY EXPENDED.


 Aeents of foreign publications soil citing advertising from individuals in Hot Springs are still finding some Of fha husfness men soft marks'' re gadless Of the opportunity that lies with them 10 place advertising through the Business Men League contracts.
 An agent now circulating in tns city iz said to have concluded con tracts In the sum of $1,000.
 It Is not question of the merit or demerit Of any publication to erti else the business interests for ta, ing part in individual 'write-up' al fairs when they can spend the. 1ncney with better advantage through another source.
 For every dollar paid into the ad yertising fund oI the League there is the sum of one dollar and twenty-five cents spent in advertising additiona. makiag the contributor receive two dollars and fifty cents worth of ad vertising. if he considers that munt cipal advertising is helpful to al. alike.
 The advertising funds are ben! handled hs the best talent in the ad vertissag lines. not because ths League boasts such staff of efficient advertisers. but bA,ause the tive big trunk railroads contributing, ant theIr allied lines, aii agree on hof when, and whore the money sfaii bs expended for best results
 Local advertising is entirely differ ent from foreign advertising. Ever business institution expects and hs right to receive returns direct 70 his local advertising. and the merchants who place their advertis Ing judioiousIy, knoN that they de get direct results.
 It is the matter of foreign adyertis ing that is of interest here. If yol are willing 10 spend $10 or $50 ii some special aedinSon wiita.up, to be printed in some city hesitate anu try to figure out If you can not get better results if more than twice that sum Is spent, not alone in one pub llcation. or in one section of the coun- try, but equitably distributed every where results are probable.
 1t is matter Of business and o, fvlancial managing. Everybody knows that co operation in any gen eraI movement brings better results than with individuals working selfish. ". The foreign advertising Is for the purpose of getting the people here The local advertising Is for the pur- pose of landing either while the vlsi tor is enroute, orfafter his arrival The local advertising is up 10 your judgment individually, but the for eign advertisins can undoubtedly D, better handled through the cooper. ative plan of working not alone witt each other, with with the big trunk lines which have the same interest n getting the visitor to Hot Springs that we have.
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 A Modern Brick Building. one-half Block from Business Center.
 Two Blocks to Bath House. High Location. Quiet Homelke. Table supplied from OUR FARM. Every
 thing Fresh aid Wholesome. Take Bus to Hotel--Fare Refunded. RATES-Room and Board sto per week and up.
 Beware of Drunnmers at Depot.
 R. A. WILLIAMS, Prop. Better Known as Peg" formerly of At tanta and Memphis, as Railway Agent. Furnished Cottage, Liuht Housekeeping. Those on diet specially cared for.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that there will he PUBLIC EXAMINATION of TEACHERS at the Garland county Court House the 2i, and P day of December, A. D.. 1911, to ascertain the Professional Qualifications Of all persons desiring to teach in the PUB LIS SCHOOLS Of Garland county.
 DAVID A. CROCKETT,
 County Examiner.
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Not telephone girl of 150 quizzed in Boston would tell her age to SC cure Christmas presents and a pension How old these Boston tel ephone girls must be
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There is no less reason why pros ecuting atoraey should not be a pub. lie servant than other men elected by the people. and when they are elected by the people, they usually are what they should be or they are not reelected by the people.
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Candidates for aldermanic honors are slow. The city administration needs the support of active business men who can't afford to hold alder manic jobs for pay, bat who can for public welfare.
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The best wish for that sSO000o Ru. bens coming 10 America is that the Mona Lisa man hasn't taken passage in the same ship.
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Montgomery county is determined to show Garland county that it has candidate for prosecuting attorney who will at least try to give sat- isfaction to all.
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We hope John D win tell the com mittee all he knows and at tho same time explain to a lot of us how We may 20 and do likewise.
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That order of the Connecticut Gams Commission that motormen must re- frain from killing deer is heartiess joke on the Nutmeg State gun.
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Despite the mournfnI forebodings of Judge Gary. we guess the steel mon. opoly, with s75.0ne.6fa cash on depos. f is n no immediate necessity of annGssAs to the poormaster.
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The third term or perennial candi- date finds his reception chilly because the people of Arkansas are democrat ically pledged to different policies.
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The doctor who eounseled Mir. Taft not to talk so much has some strong qualifications in addition to those of medical adviser.
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Does this Progressive bolt of Chi cago Prohibitionists mean that the Reaetionaries are going back to hard cider?
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Dr. Wiley better cut short his Ii illustrative examples of anti sanitary vhiskers. or first thing he knows he will get fined for coatempt of court
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It is getting so that man can get very little fame by committing sui eide. It is time to originate some thing new.
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In 1850 "only one woman in every ten worked for wages" It wasn't ne- cessary then when less tariff robbery was going on.
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And the best part about the snc- eessful Westcott administration was that it was in the face of every ad- sersity.
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After we settle this one more poll itical affair there may be long in- termisslon before others are to be settled
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The ssagle topic scheme seems tc enforce the necessity of change o topic.
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Over in India they have named King Ceorse Delhl.Ke- Bas han. which sounds very much Ike swear word
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That special election may come along with the good things of the New Year-some year
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Much of the White House literary output has the deep, abiding charm Of patent office report.