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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
BIG CRUSH At
KRESS STORE
One Woman Narrowly Escapes Be-
ing Trampled to Death
Others Faint

When the doors OF the Kress 8,
10 and 25c store were opened yesteg-
day morning at o'clock there was
such a great crowd of people to en-
ter that one woman came near being
lrampled to death, She had been
damned near the main entrance and
when the doors were opened she fell
10 the floor in faint. The crowd
pushed in and had it not been for
the quick action of Officer Harry
Jones, who was on duty to preserve
order, and Manager Wayland and
several attaches of the store, the
crowd would have trampled her tt
leath Many other women tainted
Turing the crush at the various bar
gain counters and there were sew
raj scraps that promised to result
n hair pulling and scratching. One
White woman struck at a negro
woman several times because the
negress had piece of chinaware
hat she had snatched from the
ounter as the white woman reached
for it.
Several thousand women and
many men visited the store during
the day and evening to make pur-
lhases and the scene was lively
one during all the time
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
FIRE At ANNA
RUINS STOCK OF
GRAND LEADER
Flames Start in Match Counter and
Quick Action Of Fire Depart
ment Saves Block

Anna, ILL.,, Aug, TO- Fire that
was discovered at o'clock this
morning in the Grand Leader gen.
eral merchandise store damaged the
entire stock to such an extent that
it Is practically worthless. The fire
started under a counter in the
match stock and the origin is UNI
known, The entire interior of the
building was mass of flames when
Anna Fire co, No / arrived. The
company played two streams Of
water from the city water mains
and in short time the flames were
eXtinguished The stock that was
not burned was badly damaged by
the water The stock was valued
at from $4,000 to $4,000 and wa
only partly covered by insurance.
Had ii not been for the excellent
i service Of the fire company the en-
tire business block on South II. r.
street might have been destroyed as
it was many years ago when there
was no city water,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
TRIES TO SHOOT
BABY DAUGHTER,
KILLS WIFE, SELF
Missouri Farmers Act, After Sep.
aration, Follows Quarrel at
Chautauqua Meeting

Bolton, Mo, Aug. 10.--Georg
Walters, a farmer, II years old
after trying to shoot his 4-year-ol,l
daughter, shot and killed his wife
and then ended his own life
The couple had separated and di-
vorce was pending The farmer fol.
lowed his wife and Mrs. Henry Long
shore, her mother, to a Chautauqua
meeting, where he quarreled with
the woman. The child was with
them.
As the women were leaving the
grounds, Walters took hold Of the
little girl and tried to persuade her
to go home with him, but she cried
for her mother.
Angered, Walters drew revolver
but Mrs. Longshore took the child
and ran. Mrs Walters tried to es-
cape in an opposite direction. Her
husband shot her four times. Then
he killed himself.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
FORMER CA|RO|TE
ARRESTED WITH
| SOCIALIST ORATOR
Morton Yale Win Fight Case in
Chicago Courts to Bitter
Finish
DENIES RIGHT OF POLICE
Says He Was Creating No Disturb
ance and Only Talking With
Secretary Bentall
DENIES RIGHT OF POLICE

+. Morton Yale, former Cairoite,
NOW a Socialist leader Of Cook
county, was arrested there a few
nights ago while talking to ]. G.
Bentall, an orator Of the same faith,
after the latter addressed a street
meeting Bentall has appeared here
in soap box lectures.
Mr.. Yale will fight his case, as
he claims the police had no right to
arrest him as he had committed no
oifense. While in Cairo Mr.. Yale
was the leader Of the local Socialists
and at one time candidate for mayor
and another time for sheriff
The Chicago World, a Socialistic
publication. gives the following ac-
count Of the incident in it's issue or
August s:
THE Chicago police, who were
halted temporarily by the decision
OF Judge Parsons, of the Municipal
Court, holding THAI fae police have
mo right to interfere with street
meetings, last night ~ound new
way to harrass the Socialists. They
waited until the meeting had brok-
en- up and then arrested two speak
ers, j. O, BentaIl state secretary Of
the Socialist party, and the man he
was talking to, f. NJ Yale, Of 5406
Drexel street. as they stood at the
corner of Fifty-seyenth street and
Lake avenue. They were booked on
a charge Of disorderly conduct.
"The Socialists had held corner
meeting which was not interfered
with BY the police, although Lien
| tenant Mccain and several officers
We're on the ground. Immediately
at the close Of the meeting Lieuten-
ant Mccain stepped up to Secretary
Bentall and ordered him to move
on.
"Bentall was talking at the time
to Yale, There was no crowd about
them, the people who had been list
ening, having begun to dispense.
There was no disorder nor any pros
pect Of any. The men were not en-
gagged In loud or boisterous conduct
| or In any way conducting them
selves In a disorderly manner. But
Mccain was there to make a pinch
and he was going TO do 1t.
When he ordered Bentall to
| move on the latter explained that
he was violating no ordinance in
stopping to talk with a man on the
street and he questioned the right
of the policeman to drive him along.
Mccain Immediately placed him
and Yale under arrest. They were
booked for disorderly conduct and
promptly bailed out. They are go
ing to make a fight on the arrest.
Yale, who was not a participant in
the meeting, and Is we'll known
resident Of the section In which he
lives, Is particularly determined to
| test the right OF a police officer to
arrest citizens who are we'll behaved
and law abiding and charge them
with disorderly conduct"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
YOUNG MISSOURI GIRL
DETAINED BY POLICE.

Chief OF Police Egan had instruc-
lions from the marshal at More
house, Mo. Friday to arrest and hold
Ivy Williams, a 15-year-old girl, IL
she came to Cairo II was explained
there was young man in the case
and that the couple We're DESTROYS OF
getting married The girl came
over on the transfer steamer Fri
day in company with young mar
ried couple and said she only came
over to spend the day with them.
There was no young man in waiting.
The girl was held till the arrival
of the father who took her back
home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
MEETING FOR
GOOD ROADS At
PEORIA SEPT. II
Automobile Club Of Peoria Takes
Leading Part in The Pre-
parations

Plans for the big fall meeting of
the Illinois Highway Improvement
Association are being made at Peoria
where the good roads convention
will be held in the afternoon and
evening of September 27th. The Au-
tomobile Club of Peoria is to take d
leading part in the preparations, the
plans being TO make it a notable
gathering where all the different
roads organizations will be we'll rep
resented Invitations viii be sent 10
Governor Charles s, Deneen, mem
bers OF the legislature and other
leading persons who are vitality in
terested in the work.
Rich as the state of Illinois is in
natural resources and in the fertility
of her fields, yet the entire state is
laboring under great handicap sim
ply because roads that can be used
all the year round have not been
provided. The consequences are
that the farmers have ben unable to
move their produce whenever desir-
ed, and the whole state has suffered
from this trade stagnation. Farmers
are beginning to realize that they
must get behind this great move
ment which is to give the state good
roads and will enable them to mar
ket their produce az a minimum eX
pense. In this work Illinois has lag
ged behind other states, and it's high
time that definite action should be
taken which will prace the Prairie
State abreast witty the foremost Of
other states in highway construc-
ton.
Many will doubtless be attracted
! by the splendid lecture to be given
in the evening at the Coliseum meet
ing by Warden lyman Of the Colo
RADIO State Penitentiary, showins
with stereoptcon slides and moving
pictures some of the road building
done by the Colorado convicts. Thosc
who witnessed this entertainment il
Chicago, speak Of it Ia highest terms
Other strong speakers will be secur-
ed who will present various features
of road work in Illinois.
| Much interest is centered in the
business session following the noon
| day luncheon at which there will
probably be spirited discussion O.
the most feasible manner to utilize
| the large fund now in the stat
| treasury derived from the automobile
tax As this is matter involving
the greater part Of a million dollars
| it adds immensely to the practical i'm
| portance of the convention. The
project of completing a cross statc
highway from Chicago to st, Louif
will also receive careful considera
ton. Those interested should b,
present.
e. s. Bradt Of DeKalb and Eugen,
d. Funk Of Bloomington are CO
operating with w. f. Hull of Peori
in giving the convention statewide
publicity. Local committees on re
ception and entertainment have beer
appointed at Peoria SO as to assure
all delegates and visitors heart,
welcome. The date comedies witt
| the opening of the National Imple-
l frpual,rdad IN pnuo ryxun
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
PROSECUTOR THINKS
VICE EXISTS AMONG
KANSAS CITY POLICE

Kansas City, Mo, Aig, l0--"The
invisible government Of the police
department" is tho way virgil conk-
lin. prosecuting attorney refers to
vice ring that he alleges is being
protected by the police department
here and which he ii investigating.
Conklin says the police depart
ment Is taking IN more than $780,
900 month.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
HOUSE WORKS HARD
FOR ADJOURNMENT.

Washington. .. c., Aug. lo.--Ths
HOUSE today, eager for adjournment.
passed thirty-iive claim bills. adopt
ed half a score Of resolutions. sent
the Panama canal bin to conference
and passed three cases OF general
Importance.
Two Of the measures passed grew
out Ok the agitation for greater safe
guard FOR human life at sea, follows
ing the Titanic disaster. y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
REV. TERRELL RESIGNS
BAPTIST pAsT0RATE
AT MOUND CITY

Rev. Allen FeTrell, pastor of the
Baptist church at Mound City has
resigned the pastorate to go into
effect Sept. / He eontemplates go
ing into state evangelical work II
he does he viii retain his residence
at Mound City
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
WEEkOF ORATORY
IN BARROW TRIAL;
BIG SEAT DEMAND
Admittance by Card Only Likely for
the Final Arguments in Labor
Lawyers Case

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug 1870
great has been the demand for
seats at the bribery trial of CIar-
ence S. barrow next week, when
final arguments will be made, that
admittance probably will be ar
ranged by card only.
The week will be given over to
oratory, with the case going finally
to the jury not later than Friday
evening. There was no session to-
day, as the taking Of evidence was
concluded yesterday Assistant Dis
trict Attorney W. j. Ford will make
the opening argument for the pros
ecution Monday.
Each side has been allowed two
days and half, and Ford expects to
use both sessions Of that day for his
summing up of the evidence, He
will be followed Tuesday by Attor-
ney Horace II. Appel, who will open
for the defense Appel will split
the day with Chief Counsel Earl
Rogers, who will continue his
speech throughout the greater part
of Wednesday.
Because Of his oratorlcal ability
Darrow's closing speech in his own
behalf is expected to excite the most
interest. The accused viii begin
his plea to the jury "Wednesday af-
ternoon and conclude. Thursday
forenoon, after which District Attor.
ney Fredericks will make the clos:
ing argument, using Thursday af-
ternoon and probably all of Friday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
TO HOLD JOINT
CONFERENCE SOON

A joint conference of officials of
The railroads interested in the levee
Improvement. the city council and
The citizens committee Will be held
within ten days for the purpose of
trying to settle the question of the
contribution to the levee fund,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
JHAFIN NOTIFIED
OF HIS NOMINATION

Waukesha, Wis., Aug. 10.-In the
ficinity of his birth Eugene w.
Jhafln, now resident Of Arizona,
Ind Prohibition candidate for pre3i-
lent of the United States, was Off
tally notified today of his nomina-
ion.
The notification address was de-
ivered by DR.. Charles, Meade, d, D.
Of New York.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
Changes Positions.

! ,Sam G. Richardson. who has been
bookkeeper at the Mcknight Keaton
Wholesale Grocery house the past
few years resigned his position, He
has accepted similar position wilh
the Scudders-Gale Grocery Co.
1203-5 Ohio street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
Wants TO Inin Army

Walter e. Lynn. the man who
says he is walking from Chicago to
New Orleans on a wager Of $1,000
applied to Sergeant Kresky for adj
mission to the army. He was found
wanting In weight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11

Charles r. Wilbur. of Poplar
Blur, IL visiting his relatives. the
family uf H. r Wilbur, of Sl3 Wall
nut street He was formerly d res
ident of this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11
WEATHER.

Illinois-Fair Sunday, except I'M
settled in northeast portion; Mon
day fair.
Kentucky and Missouri-General-
ly fair without much change in tenn
perature Sunday and Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-08-11

Washington, Aug. 10. Uncle Joe
=. ~-~-a----sa~-~~.>.
Cannon, though deposed as speaker
is still full of fight With a bang Of
his fist on his desk he denounced as
'unqualifiedly and untrue" a charge
by Representative Burnett of Ala
bama, Democrat that when speaker
w. Cannon had deliberately led his
followers from the chamber to break
Ia quorum and in that way defeated
Immigration legislation. Before i'm
peaching Mr.. Burnett's veracity Mr.
Cannon twice asked him to rotract
There was no scene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07

life mlnoit par baaret al &to OF
Sune. San III 6o ogiaa ielu er oel
fortient Gale og bIeo baaret paa
@nIoitol UNDER megen SpIbeIt.
SonOre Rorcim par ogiaa meo
Der. Den ban lao ser iaa iattigslig
| en- arog % bang meO Reb6et, for
ban bapoe life opnaaet noget ErR.
mic. 9ert3berg piOite oaiaa at rette
paa bette. Otter Ell &orference meo
itne &olcger / StUret boIot ban Ell
imut Gale for @amItnget % =
bOao oct M bar oct beoite 49, ooer-
rafte BAN iIlrtteIig en- @rtraprpmie
paG 10 Speciouler. Gen 8amIe
boaoe graat og 10 og taffet. Saa
baooe ban life giort Oen lange Reiie
iorgiGpes. Yten 5eIemartingerne
bemerfeoe fig imeqem: San 9ertj.
herg, ban Sert3berg er mutaIart3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07
Sfireno / eamIe Oaee.
SfilsberfOnseu fra Sslemarfsn.

gla0ene bar bragt nogle iornsie.
lige Re6oeIelier az Statstemiter
S6melcf ON Stiiport / ganle Gage.
8lanbt anoet beretter Sr. Shmelct
ON et Stireno, afboIbt ! Sanopiten,
bpori bIanOt anore ogiaa Statsmini-
tier 8ratlie = oengang aaoet =
Oeltog.
s ~"Sarlsberg % 2aroifs amts-
tibenoe~ ifriper / Sen anleSuins en-
Snoienber, g.:
"a Reoitriperen al oisie 9inier
ogiaa bar meo | nRprte Steone. oil
leg efter erinorinsen btOiette nogeu
iaa gemerfuineer ON iamme.
Oct par / 1875 eler rs. Sfiren.
Oct bar arrangeret al eentralior'
eningen, bpis Stpre bar repraiente.
ret peo grpeoitionshei - ienere
Statsraao - Rils Sert5berg. Bro.
iesior Salpor Rai9. Sberit Sars
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07

@rof, Semiuarbeitprer Crit Berg
III. IL.
SjGlen / Grrnuger1entet par
Sert5berg, ben Sang / lin iuIOe
Mtanoooms Strait, rant og ipGnitig
/ SoIouing iom / Sino og 5anfe.
Seq minOe5 BAN iaa pel, Der ban
itoo oppe / &afteu og rOabte Gelta'
gerne op, uOitreenoe mrntre ge.
merfninger tiIbeire og beuitre.
SORT paa 2iIten itoo 80 &aoetter
uleo @ratlie iom Rr. I; oerpau 7
Selemortinger % tiliioit en6eI Iifcr.
90 8PrlImsgutter, blanot bptlte ITO
ite ieg ogioa moatte reqneS. On gam.
mel 3eIemarfing pe6 gtauu Son6re
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tort Rn; men ganrmel iom ban bar
- ban bar mtn0it line SO Aar -
ipntes ban life at bare noger iarlig
&onfltrrent, boiIfct ogiaa tom til at
betrGfte fig.
Nlt bar mart fart, Sigralct bleu
qit, og uoior goffen orog meO ora.
beIig Sart aooet 8ratlie Og pro-.
iterte ct SOP -- fife poa If Ilen
iom Sr. ShmcIcf ~i0sgeuoe beretter
- men - eiter booo ieg iiftert tror
al erinore - ct itaaen0e Sop pda
80 Ilen, en- for 0en 3t6 piitnot uiGo-
panIig Gr9itation. gu iulgte er
ioare Man0eialo, i6et life en- al De
eorige Saoettcr flareoe Soppet, men
gioroe "SnemnlIe" ole iom Ell, I'll
Gi~Iifuernes Itore Moro. Saa tom
8aoen iii 3elemarttngerne, Der
iamtlige = Sog life ale Itge flGft
- Itoo Soppet unber itore Scatto.
ner fra TublifumS SIDE.
On Sfilsberfongen or at berette.
at ogiaa ban gretet Sopoet, men lit
let" oct ganife eftertrpffeIig. Get
polote igrrnoen ingen Sfuftelie; tbi
man pentct iig life mere al ben
gamle Wtano.
gr9mielboelingen ianot Steo
poa ct ScteI / Sanboifen. Sele.
marfiuecrne og mellem Dem grotlie
lit De isrite 8rPmier. Sgiau leg
bar blanot 1rRmiepinberne, men
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07
Den rationale Romantic
"SrnocfGroen"s S%unitnere: aierulf
Wnnf - Sibemano - 8ube.

Gen mart foreitooenoe gfilsring
af anorenS Mund$, Sibeman0s %
Cubes Butter pna SierulfS gIoOs /
&rtItiania faloer tilbage / Wfinbet
en- iterft iPrprpget, paa fin giS
meget i~ntereSiant 4eriooe / port
Soils aanoSIip: Gen rationale Ro.
mantifs Gage, ifriOer - /
norif "Gftenp."
Man mtnoes ber iom en- beiIi1
9rsm ira Ipffelige 9arnoomsaor
me0 Hoienifier og GDentprItemring
ODER zig, iaa forunoerlig oirfeIig.
beosfiern MI, ma itaar mibt oppe
/ Observation-Disclosures, De ~iociole
grponingers, be mango praftiife
Spgaoers Sio.
Oct bar / 40sGarene, at Den no.
tionale Romantif iaalebes brs6 ino
oher Horge.
@elbapens gine oabnebes burtig
for Serligbeoerne pe6 bette npe sri.
&c / 9igtets @erben. San ianbt
Der Rotiper til Sunge, iom oltiS
bil lepe. asbisrnier og W9oe giorSe
fin rige Ssit al grentpr og Solfepi.
Ter. Sans 8uoes g~eutaIe 9enieI
tolfebe bort SsiiieIbs beSoarenoe
SfisnbeS. Si6emano sreb SoIfe.
IiosifiIbringer Tom BET tafiiemmeli.
se fitnitneriife @otip % fable fine
Reiterperfer. SaIioan 8ierulf intte
Den rationale Romantif no / beiIige,
impgtenbe Soner, iul6e at Dnbe og
ieo Nltiif.
Sa, uSoper Ben pioe 8erben aleS
Den norife rationale Homnntif.
flangfuIbt boaret al geroensmeite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07
ut Daffert Aniiat bIiper ofte po1

st Oaffert anTgt bliuer oite uan.
fret al SIemmer, Sinner % 6ltouo-
iIet. Gu 0aarlig 9~lniigt5farpe gigr
mangcu en- aoinoe5 Sip rIptteligt.
gtii5 AlUira Gbriitenien. 1855 hid.
mono ct, philadelphia, ga, ifri-
Der: Seq boUOe / lang 5io nGret
pla8et me0 Sinner og SuouoiIet paa
Gnitgt OF Segeme. Otter at hape
brrQ aurIfo Ell fort Sio, bIep ieg
set fuIoitPn0ig toit % er iaa tatnem-
meIlg."
Rent Bloc mener en- goo Iniigts-
iarue. Suouoilet fommer iuOpenoIg
ira % et uoporte5 gtiooel fan lto-
rette Iioet eaer iutet. Ran maa gaa
oubere. Dtan maa gaa til 4driageu,
glooets urene SiIitanb. Ger err nep-
pc uoget Wtiooel, iom bar uliu0et iaa
aigiort SutceS / 8ehanolingen al
Spgoomme / 9Iooet % oermeb be-
ilPgte6e Suoer, Tom Or. Eeters SIN.
rito. Zen er trgen Ipotbeter.4teot'
Gin, men ct iimpelt llrtemiooel, Der
fortunes Almenbeoeu birette al Spe-
cial. agenter e(er gierne, Or. Heter
fsabrneu & Sons 60, 1875 90.
Some aoe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07

ST &aas. Seq raaher Gem til at
Ia SeIteu itpSe iig iiteoeufor at to inS
8ift.@
Eorfattersu: "Sborfor oet?"
arititcreu: SO. Der maa barre ncs
get iom refer YubIitim. uaar Stpt'
fer or illt-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07

rem Ole Bulls hreoe gueitrsg,
"S9terientens Ssuoae", lso enbog
pau Gbeopspnromibens Cop, ct
Ggte, bsiromantiife Graf.
"a 9ietereu u. Wrmd ionbt
ifienne Orb for al oeune Ste1nning
ira "HoienIuno unoer Sagas Sol.
Sharp County record., 1912-05-17
S | D N E Y

Mrs. j. A. Westmoreland is on
the sick list.
George Hiehtower and Mrs, Alvis
Hinson are the victims Of chills.
A. J. IIinson has been suffering
severely from heart trouble for sew
eral days, but is better
Miss Ora Meeks Is attending the
independence county teachers in
stitute at Batesville this week
Mrs, Ben Ball of Hickory Valley
was here several days lately, The
guest of her daughter, Mrs, Wesley
Gray
The continued cold weather Is
hard on young cotton and is pre-
venting a good stand from later
paintings
W. +. Smith left for Little Rock
Friday to be present at a meeting
of the tax assessors Of the state
with the State Tax Commission,
Mrs. Lem Founders returned
Monday from SwifIon, where she
spent some time at the bedside Of
her aged father, j, r. Wlles, who Is
not expected to live long,
Mrs, Gladys Buchanan, wife of
Ernest Buchanan, departed this life
Saturday morning and the remains
were buried Saturday afternoon,
The deceased was young woman
who had many friends In the com
munity and her death was much
regretted, The bereave1 relatives
have Che sympathy Of their aelaln-
tances,
Mrs. Henry Mckee, whose home
was a mile and a half west Of town
died Tuesday, following an Illness
of consumption The burial occur
ed at the cemetery Wednesday
Sharp County record., 1912-05-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice h hereby pIycn that the undersigned Al
Special Commissioner In ChaneerS pursuant 10 n
decree Of lheSharp Chanctiy Court for the South.
ern District at ils May 1912, Torn, on the 7lh
day of May 1919, u day Of aalj torn, aud Of roe.
ord In the Recorda Of the Proceedings Of said
Court In Record book "C', al page 900, In an nee
ton (Eo, 1860 therein pending wherein W, II,
Price IA plaintiff and Ida A, kiefner Lynn b,
kiefhef and Harry l., kiefher, John H. kieIhel
and Charles u. Bierher, Minors and lleiI5 vt Law
Of John kiufner Jr., deceased, by Ida A. kief-
nor, guardian, defendants, will, on
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1919,
between the hours for judicial sale, at the South
front door Of the court house IN The town Of liyo'
ming Shade, Arkansas sell The following described
lands lying and being situate In the Southern
District of sharp County And State Of Arkansas,
t0sWill
The East half Of the Northeast quarter Of Seo'
ton ~, township Seventeen 90, North of Range
Six (0) West, ~ The highest and beat bidder
The sale to be made on credit OF three months,
the purchaser 10 give note with approved seeurl-
", or the purchaser has The option Of paying
eoah In lieu Of note,
Given under my hand and seal on thla 10Th day
Of May, 1919,
JAS, NJ 9ihiP5oN,
Special Commissioner Ia Chaneey
Sharp County record., 1912-05-17
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED


by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inllamed condition OF
the mucous lining Of the EuStachian
Tube. When this tube is inhamed
you have a rumbling sound or inn
perfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever, nine cases out
of ten are cause by Catarrh, which
Is nothing but an inIlamed c0ndi-
ton of the mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case Of deafness (caus-
ed by catarrh) that cannot be cur
ed by Halls Catamh Cure
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