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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09
ALBANY

We We are here again afzer
one week absence.
The meeting at Antioe closed
Sunday. Thee was seven new
members added to the church.
Prof. J. B. EasterlinQ and
family of Texas are visiting rela
tives in Albany.
Miss Eula LOOMS, of La, is Vi.
sitting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Dozier Easterling this week.
Mrs. r. D. Erwin, of IdabelI
Oklahoma is visiting at Laneburg
this week.
Mrs. c. F. Firth, of Little Rock
is visiting in Albany.
J. W. Gam of Laneburg is
building a nice dwelling in that
berg.
Prof, Burnard Erwin informs
Us that his school at Foresthill is
moving on smoothly with an in
rolIment of about 40 scholars.
Burnard is ambitious young
man and we hope and feel that
he will succeed in all his under
takings for good.
Bro. Felts of Prescott is assist
ing Bro. Erwin in a series of
meetings a Laaebure TINS week.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09
SAVED HIM

ut didn't Kill me, but | think it
would if it lad not been for Hunt ;
Cure. was tired miserable and well
nigh used up when | commenced using
1t for an old and severe case of Ecze-
ma. One application relieved and box
cured me. | believe HUT Cure will
cure any form of itching known to
mankind. Clifton Lawrence.
Helena. o. r.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09
SEEMED To GIVE HIM A NEW
STOMACH.

Il suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment | tried
seemed to do any good, writes II. NJ.
Youngpeters, Editor of The Sun, Lake
View, Ohio. Tine first few doses of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets gave me surprising relief and the
second bottle seemed to give me new
stomach and perfectly good health. .
For sale by all dealers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09
STANDS AHEAD

There is something about Hunt S
Lightning Oil that no other Liniment
possesses. Others may be good, but
4 is surely tie best 1t does all you
recommend it for, and more. For
Sprains it has no equal on earth. II
stands mead on my medicine shelf.
Very truly yours,
T. J. Brownlow,
Is and 50c bottles. Livingston, Tenn
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09
form il recommended above all

TOfffl is feGOiffflhuitd 1co'~
other arsenicals because it will
not iniure the foliage of any of
the field crops grown in the
South. 1t may be applied with
out the addition of any Carriers.
Paris green is next in effective
ness. but should be mixed with
its weight of air slaked lime or
flour to prevent burning of the
foliage, which is likely to occur
ifitis applied undiluted. London
purple nay be used, but should
be applied with air-slaked lime or
flour, as recommended in the case
of Paris green. Wherever it is
feasible to u e liquid sprays,
arsenate of lead in powdered
form should e used at the rate
of 3 pounds per barrel of water,
Paris green should be used at
the rate of about 10 ounces per
barrel. It IS best in case Paris
green is used in this way to add
2 pounds of freshly Stacked lime
to prevent burning.
Whether dry or LIQUID prepare
tons are used it is extremely i'm
portant that the applications be
made with thoroughness. In the
case of corn, some Of the poison
should be placed in the heart Of
the plant, where the greatest
damage IS done. 4 small amount
is all that IS required - III '"-
5ects. In the case 81 c0g-Ou,
aoHpered arsenate Of lead should
be applied at the rateof . pounds
per acre. The usual method Of
utilizing cloth sacks carried
through the field on horseback is
perfectly adapted 10 this crop.
On forage crops and others in
the case Of which unfortunate
results might follow the Use Of
arsenicals. other eXpedients must
be adopted. In pastures and in
some instances Oh alfalfa many
o. the worms can be destroyed
b. the use Of rollers or dfags.
II alfalfa that would be injured
oy rolling ofdraggin9, the plants
should be cut for nav.
When the worms are forced from
me heids by this means, many
can De Killed by means OF drags
or 9y ploWlhg mem under when
they make Their way to other
heids- I'm medlately after cutting
Alfalfa, heidS Should DC thorough
~ diSKed' ms VIII Hl!i many OF
the worms before they can leave
ana VIII break up ana destroy
the ceiIS OF those that nave gone
INTO the ground Tor pupatlon.
Inc method Oh destroying the
insects Wheh they are IN the quiet
stage IN the ground, to which re-
ference mas just been made, is
OF importance next TO the use OF
afseAicaIs IN checking the pests.
~ i"0'' III many c"'eS II 10 ny
IA nc .'ig7' =, ee''s : 'i'e'io 'ii"'
eau Oe UNIV Gu
fof heids threatened with IN
II
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09

Buy j, now. Now Is the zine to tuy
a bottle of Chamberlain Gohc. Chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. II IS al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. This remedy has no
superior. : For sale by all dealers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09

urdav afternoon a. lie . q
ground As We Ha# 94r -. ~ "a
game. Bluff Ci,t s14t
Hill l. 10 o.
1t viii be rather late when y. W
get out our school catalogue DIV ~,
hope We Will be able 70 To-
everybody.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1912-08-09

a papers for sale at the Pic
ofhce. Sell cheap.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

4 collection VI it1.puo eslentines
made by au iaiinFion Hstlnner
named king haa born offered hy him
20 iho british museum Nomu 81 che
valentines are elaborate comprising
$50 pnria, WIN prices a. BOO aud
higher All these ysieniin.a were
pflpled pfior lo the herlnninf of iho
present century
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10
rirAps roR n,uNoNi


state hnifuihu tu'i tuuiiuttirs'e
HkN ANTONIO Trfas iBn H
In "a ean issued Go Coionsl Cttu A
lsou. chairman and to the memhrfa
of the Republican state Executive
Committee Captain Jobs D. ElT'n of
iha Dli1 repretNntatite from he
rnruls fourth senatorial lftyINt on
thA executive committee makeH
uirh fDf harmony amOnE lhr NUpuN
lrana of TrNat Wifh IS fieN GO frf
ting oui strong vote 40 thr neat
election ~, announces that ni th'
m.stug az tho committee 90 W
range Tor ODE nlrulon nf delegate. Gao
the national convention hs sill otter
resolution to provide fef The ey.
PRECISION OF preference hy the Ncpuh
ucana 81 Texas Tor presidential
nnmlnee D, primary vote ana fnr
the choigs of delegates 90 che untiou
~ convention hv primary elections
Nc SAYS if Wp wish to rraforo
tha Republican Marty at Texas to
snythipg nko a factor u politics w.
must eliminate frnm the Republican
mind ~ thls state che idea which has
galned lodrcmrui whrthrr justly or
anmsllf. that the party g. rloar
corporation Tor the disposition ni
federal patrenaEr W. muat take
mia am cnnflarurc thr Rcpuhnenr-
ot Texas and make them feel thai o.
n their party ! hrliryc that tha can
be- done onl, hs the method snfstsi
% hf ihr Nationpl Republican prNe
eresslVo league
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

a. Uhe ueslrulng lf Cow feaf si 0f
ihe femainiuF pntnie telephone tnc
10 Dr.at Nrlisln taatsd iAis fha con
lfol ~ ihe government undfr ihr
agreement Df 1906 kusst 10000
900 ~ capital snd 1900 emploFe
wore lnfulYef ln che ohapso The
employees. nith ne exception ~ ien
manaRefH. entered ihs government
sefslfe Tho poaloitcr department
ROW controls 1ON.0Nu mil'0 ni is's
nhanea eilh laO 900 anba,fibofs
Tho transfer adds 1888 600 miles Of
line aud 600 GOO sahaoflbeF hfinF
lnr the talne " che government line
up to ffsl. uN0 600
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10
AvOID HARSH DRUGS


N you are sahlert ~ fonsflpstion.
you should ayoid affohR dfpes sun
raihar'iea They onix give iomporafY
fellaf and their reaftion h bsfufal
end eOineilmea more anhoYihs .ihsn
constipation Theg so % ~ eaef
n cure ana fhsif tendency BEL io NfaF
en De already weak off1hs nltb
hffb they come iH contact
W. honestly believe mar 81 hef
tho besf constipation treatment ever
devised Orr faiph ln a S. ~ siroag
that 30 seii % 9n iHs positive gpsf.
anise That y shall not opaf fhf H9f
= cent ~ 81 d0st NOT give tnflfe t1fis
faction and fompiefeif remedy eon
siipaflon Thla preparation .s tsiied
Rrrsli Ofdsfi.sf These are pfomff
sooinlur and nosi elective in se.
fipn They IRE made ~ faefnf
rncmleai dsf0srfy They pUn0Ipai
l1frejlsnt ga oasrista iaaifisHs 4nf
rnlufi.es r0mMned slft other aeii
lnoNn lnrfedisNfa long established
~ iheiF nsefainsu 20 fhe fresfmef'
~ flnHiplflpn a fqTmf tauie'
Ehifh Ia eaten iar 'te sni lhsf
,1af 1~y fFan a az ilme either la4
~ nirhi Fthoas feir of ftsif rlGe
lnF ans lnf1nfenifFro HhafateI
Thor i0 nni ffite pnrfe nDf 0HanH
hanfsa fheg ari titnH raU'nr
auf pain of esfef.ifp iNoasntH 70.
DE boen They ifs IDEAL Toy fnII
drsn asat delicate persons ADD
aged p,opio a8 usn aa fsr thf moi
hearty pfrann
Ihey come in three ~, paft4re
1g tablets. DO oenfs. 3o iabift
eruia. h0 iabl,ia ~ tepfa Henen
bcf. Bon can 0htain fhsm only ai ouf
store Too nemH Store Thomaa
Model rharmaef O. N Thomas 900
rhspaffai If
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

Howard watches See oar line VIZ
"a nsals yea The slamms eis Mess
quits So ~ G.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

" YOU hruak q lens Co your giaaaes
brinr che pieces 90 uu We can 90.
pllcaie II The stamina cli Mesquite
st "a oi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10
ANXIETY FOR SAFETY
OF King george
OPTICIANS ,DssrHNfD own
wIiIAni 20 hi>. AM
0tti>.
psrsg precspilSn Has bssn Taken
fss issafou and SAFETY -
sossrelgns.

I.ONbON. Iap OHiflais ~ ibe
aasefnment has, been ansbis ~ iia.
guise the ansio5 fsii Co. fhe asffiY
af kiug 0sofse snd oassn MARI our
los their stay in india although
ever effort has hfeu made % ~ .n
Al ihf anie ~ the great csremony
hppfoachss lhs apprehension NJ ihe
aesefnaent lnfrfnsea Although f
70 lmFssibfe fD have she rumnf. a.
nied q is said Hpon serl good az
laf.ig that several rfsnts haze hren
Intercepted aud ngi b f't plane ii.
royrffd by detectives thoat pufposf
means Vie ihiagf ~ thnif mliraiife
Tho prreauflona fer their safety efe
800 sfsai chat detectives have ffru
bsen pui in nnifofm ss oHfef4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

Trains Depart south bound. 30
IA uorth hound SO a ~. south
bound. tsos . M north oonad
3. m.
fFalns Arrive from north srt
m from south. ia be a m frea
north. 10 So .. m, from south. -
o. IA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

Leaves FOR san Autoui0. waco and
Houston 6s3a a M.
t.eaNea Cor Sae Ahgoaio. les4e
.. IN.
Leaves Coz san An,oaio. waco and
'onstoR, zoe p. IA
Arr'vvs from San Antonic. Waco and
hoaston Sise a N.
Arrives from san Aaionlo. ssie
o m.
Arrives from San Ausonio. waco and
Houston, $50 y. m.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

London o. plagued eiih multi
pllfliF 90 councillors Despite iho
abolition of ihe old ,usiflea and the
'reaiion ~ borough rouneln l.uudon
hha iii royurniur bodies somr ci
which uf ruurr are quite smai and
mkeuRrm ta the mess of the people
ihe government addicted. io ROYAL
commissions % hhrly 60 appoint one
to inquire onto fhe mnttor There b.
a renerni wish that the bic suburbs
should hu Included in ihr mriropolls
Incidentally che extension wunld en-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10
RAILROAD rtME rAnI.E.


Leave for laredo lits m.
Arrives from Laredo 20 - m.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

able London to regain iis prfaiigs af
che MOST lnpulsut rifj boz tho Nofld
Japur the CIV of Vinorf
vhIeb queen narf hhH honoured alfh
Il visit b. 70 snF of the Arabian
Nietia VIM ffeht streets nqnAe1 hY
rbuhafh falured house rrelf pul
sre towering above az o. is fh"
capnal ~ tbs freai state of iho Humf
name ruled hf the 0hlcf pf thr m
mDu narhihetaha clan of thc hni
puia descended ffom che greatest of
Legendary heroos Haea eho lu fufn
rlalmed The sur fof hla anNrtior The
palace snk abandoned in Uses. when
me court of ihe pflare Naa moved %
The gfeaf new palace st iaipur from
Amber. the nnelrnt capltsl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-10

The development of IONS rnurc
runs hhs robbed ifonatadt of yes hlt.
torio gipri n m 40 iunrrf au im-
uroanAhio fortress. keeping watch
and ward over ihe rtsrH palaces and
hla capital "a ID nov within easy
range nf ihr rlhnlah shore ant ft
espoesi foaiaiead ia dofsnrrirHa
against submarines ~ successor hs
uunsia's naval hvAdquariefH D. io he
nefsi pretty natural hafhnf ulih
he wooded hills nohind dove the
naltle coast
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 DOING II, H { { RFSf3 W y E. :, Z,

The High School basket@al tean. has been practicins hard tn p4sJ se&~ eral days, prepa irg for the tHo games with Stuttgart High School to be pl Iy- ed m sxt Saturday, afternoon and nig'tt tt the Y NJ. C. A, and are. in 9oo} c nditon and expect to show the Stuttgart boys some, ing classy in basketball The boys show a lot Of pep and ginger Jnd unaaf the direc-. ton, of Coach Bassett are rapidly inn proving in their team work.
 All High School students sh sull turn out and loot for the boys. as their presence encourages then as we'll as helps to defray the eNpens 2a of he wis ting team The game ill the aft rnoon will be c4lled at o'clock and tse admi will be l.; cents. At night the game will start promptly at S:30 and tho admission will be 9 cents. s.'..e.#
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
lNOJRWOOD CHANGES
 HIS SPEAKING DATES

Little Rock, Jan.' 1O--Atty.. Gen. Norwood left Thursday for Batesville, where he will speak at Newark a: 7:3o D. m. Friday. and at Sulphur Rock at 2 D. m He was forced, by reason of official business to cancel his dates ibis week at Lead Hill Melville Co,ter, Mountain Home, Calico Rock, Melbourne, and Gu1on but will make those places later. Next week he will naka9 . number of ap- pointments in the Central West, open ing at Ola Monday. and followihe al Bonneville Tuesday, Mansfield, Hunt- ington, and Bonanza Wednesday . Greenwcbd and Hartford Thursday and Waldron Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
MUST LIVE g
 II TIE JAW
5uoeo tbilHet VIII Require Fenu4. atjle EodorSemeft tar Y! persoa> #io Ap!i, For Hunters li- ceuses. From liz ReSpee-
 ti,e Localities.
tiae EacaiiiieS.

County judge C. N. Pailpot is ne> apprsYng every application for r huoter's license pr sented 10 him ia eompt ance With the n W law, raquirz ing all who huat in this county ta secure hunters license He is ra= Quirins heggoas especially and otA- CTS who are not 70 well known o secure the endorsement of two repu, : able citizens f the county Who live ia the same territory whele the a9- plicant makes hone Judge Phiipot turned down two negroes y sterday, Who applied for licenses and wi were endorsed by two local persons ju to accommodate them ard without first ascerainins if the parties who applied for the hunter s licenses Wel* Jerfscsly r. liable: (ddy 2 Philpot will make, all applicanes ad- here strictly to the law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
IL lb1ary h ssoe5a5lon
 To .5l
l)trsi mess.

Little Rock, Jan. to.--ln1 cations have been received in Little Rock by many prominent ciizsns to attend the second anual meeting of the Arhans'7s Liheary Association. in Fort Smith Jan. 24-25. The object of the Association is to arouse pub lie sentiment over the state and TO aid in the development of libraries. Definite plans for carrying on this work in a practical manner will be discussed. The officers are CIV. |. Armour, president, Fort Smith; Mis- Laura .Goolsby, vice president, Fort Smith: Miss M NJ. Pug$ley. seer tary, Little Rock; Miss lone Arm strong, treasurer, Fort Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
PROHIBITION TRAIN
 WIlI@:"T0UR STATE
Wl.lliamJ. Bryan and Offer Promi-
 nent Men Viii Re Engaged In ]. Fight Against WhiSkpy.

Little. Rock, Ark, Jan. 1o.--Tl' ' statewide prohibition eampaign wa
 launched at Newport several nights aga &htis,1a :, small ..... ent' ','siasti j.
 crowd There W ere several ad- dresses by leaders in the cause, and pledges of. substantial support were made by, several. From now on 1t is the purpose of tho=e who are working for subm sson to Eeep up hard fight in every county and a fund of S25,00o is being raised for tat purpose. After thIe bill has been initiated, the fight will be continued until thia election for it's ador ion by the, reople. It is pro posed to send out prohibition spe- cia1 train over the state, probably I. July. with William J. Bryan ant some other prominent speakers from outside the stata, to work for tho bill. It will he remembered that Col. Bryan was the principal speaker on the initiative and Referendum spe- cial which covered the state in 1910, and largely to his efforts many be- lieve, the great yictory for the I. and R. amendment is due.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
WOODMEN WILL
 TNTALL OFFICERS

pine Bluff Camp Mo- 6, Woodmen ot the World, will hold a public ins'A lation of the newly elected officers tonight at the K, of P. hall over Reap Crawford Furniture Company, on West Second avenue, beginning at S.3O o'clock, to which tne public IS cordially invited to attend. The lodge will meet at 7:30s o'clock and the doors will be open for the puplle at S:30.
 Prof Jun us Jordan, superntendent of the public schools, will deliver an ad ,rass and the fact that @e VIII sneak will attlact a large number as he has a wide reputation as a sFeaA CT. Music and recitaticns will al o he rendered and will se1vs U make the evening an enjoyae. one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
TRAPPED BY FIRE:
 BURNED ID DEATH
Charred Body of |. Dickey Found When His Home at Judsonia
 is Destroyed.

Judsonia, Jan. 10. : A. Dickey, about D years old, was burned to death here today when he was trapped in 8 room of his home, which was d2- stroyed by fire. Mrs Dickey, who was in the hous ewhen the fire was discovered, escaped uninjured. The origin of the fire is unknown
 Nothing definite is known as to how Dickey failed to escape from the burning house and only after the fire had completely destroyed the house and his charred remains were found in the hot ashes, was 1t known that he had burned to death It IS thought that he was suffocated by the dense smoke and lost consciousness before he could es:ape from the house.
 Mrs. Dickey said that she was in another room when the fire, was dis covered and quickly made her escape, thinking that her Husband had pre- ceded her. She aided the citizens in carrying out many .pi aces of house. hold furniture, which were saved from the flames.
 MT. Dickey was a bridge watchmaa here fin the employ of .the Iron Moun- tain Railroad Company, by which company he had been employed dur ing the past g years. He is sur- vived by h's wife and four sons.
 The loss on the house was esti- mated at about s2,oOo without insu-- ance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
DIES 4sTSaB B7f5AsE.,4.;
 15 YEs.2.. S.Efar 7
aepest4 fhas ia lto,!4 Re Gre. n,azsd and tg..es i3tqNn .G9
 H.aas !fa3} i, .a@e.

AavzTil1s. kf, Jam. T9 THaR5g five years of silence vas brak I Sunday afternoon fotNee1 Louis Poser and his wife. fl proved tbe death of Eosaf who did saortly afo- arwards of art failure,
 While Rosar anl lis wife wer citing d'nnar his wife asked him t9 haz a cup oE coffee
 @f belisve will h replied H taen gasped and fell back into hi9 chair dying a fe'N aours la-er.
 The facts wer not known until today when R@ssr's will mas mad public. Reser. the preseason of much property and land, left his en- tire estate to his wife. H6 request ed that his body be crema ted and t,Ae ashes carried to Cincinnati and fhroWn to the winds from the srls- pension bridge that connects Cincin- natl and Covington, Ky. His re- quest will be compiled q with, The hody will be cremated at the ere matorN in Cincinnati toaorrow and Friday the ashss will he cast to the winds from the bridge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
terday for 8 days hunting


 s. E. Wilhott, of the 0rpbeo Hotel and Theater, was business visitog in Little Rock yesferday. a J. F. Mc1nty{e, the vel auowa lumberman. has& returned from 3 business trip to Little Rooa.
 E. L. Barkley. the wcn kuoun in. surance man, of Memphis, Was onsi. ness visitor in the city yesterday,
 James Nadding returned so Reed Lake plantation yesterday. after spending several days jn fbe city
 J. R. Hughes, of Little Rock. tbe representative Of the MosIer safe Company, was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. M. l. Bell has returned from Little Rock, where she visited her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs Neal Bell.
 P. l.. Dilley, 8 former resident ,f this city who Is how making his homo at the capital. spent yeste7day in tho city on business
 Edwin tewart, division srsiga. agent Of the Cotton .Beli with head quarters i'll Little Rock Nas /. visifaf in the city yesterday.
 E. o. Haney of Little Roea faqmes- ly in the moving pietar.s snow busf- ness in this city. spant yes5efaay n the city on business.
 Mrs. X Katzenstein lis Te1araps to Little Rock, after t visit aera with hr daug ter. Mrs j. D. Smoa md *oc. Sam Katzen@t ein.
 Mrs $. E. Wilhoia aaa 5Hs5.. daugh CT, Thelma, of Pine Bluff. afs visiting the formers paran5a IT.. and Mrs. " ] caala h fHe city stuttg Tt ArkaHsa 2yer.
 Mrs L. l. rana90. 8ftr with Mrs. Il. g fsll=aH9 #ra L. stoddard h ,His e5fy ler today for Chicago ta visfl hog otaae <. L. Bell-st5Ggare he6a-s avea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
.P00R I USE PROPERTY
 SO0N T0 bt S0En
New Coemi>>ion Me r., }a, 0F4argxe and Will tI>0 pufch4~e Ee,, >:ts and Erect Nes, Ho<fita! f}Hifb
 .ng .is Saan as na> >ihIc,

Jnlge (. H +i+6f. ez=af,it..o chairman, ana ls}t aare&s and Mey5r Solms h. paseze s4e commi sion Ha, seae 7az7 as9 for the pu pose af ii 7..~#5e at h. pr sent <. jazEer~8t seun8 almshonse aea u'f a.t#e# ges ,i5e and tTea, T 1s = zW7#lesH a5soital for lb5 aa e u7r f5d H5jesa nf the : oun /: : 4e.4olu i2n af i!s l feH8or o1'4t- =&e@ aaf=. mel yesfeI da4 as.7 gE'e 5Hjzet.
 The Commission today publishes l notice, asking for bids for fh- pres ent poor house property, Bb3eh tt among the most desigahle raes s II the Western city limits, and for propositions for he purchase of < tract net exceeding eighty acres n6H l ss thar forty acres, wi hin three miles of the city llmits. The Com mission will ret give the ealed bids and propositions until lannary 29 \ meeting of the Commission will he held at noon or. that day and 'he bids opened
 Tn Commissi n will insDer tn4 various tracts to be offered tol sate and it prefers that they be higa and in a healthy location. After the present property is sold and the n95f site purchas d the Commi sion NIl let the contract for the new Acsp-