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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
ELECTRICIANS FALL RESULTS
IN FRACTURE OF HIS LEG

George Randall an electrician employed
by the Johns Manville company. fell from
a scaffold at the new street car COM
pany's power house. Fifth and Jones
streets, yesterday afternoon, breaking his
left leg. Ha was taken TO the Wise Me-
mortal hospital. where DR.. II. NJ. FitE-
gbbon attended him.
Randall recently came to Omaha from
New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
WANTS FARM FOR THE BOYS
Judge Kennedy Thinks Bishop
Beeeher's Plan Good One.
INVITES BAD BOY" TO DINNER
Find. . Lot of Fine Qualities In
Little Fellow Brought Before
His Court-Beecher's Plan
Lacks $4,000.

What we need is a farm like the one
proposed by Bishop George A. Beecher,
where boys hampered by evil Influence
and improper environments could be
sent" said Judge Howard Kennedy Of
the Juvenile division Of the district court
before sentencing bright, frank-faeed
boy Of ten years to the detention home.
Il could think OF nothing better for some
OF these little fellows who are brought
before this court
Two boys-Roy Dodendorf and William
Bixler-had been brought in by a pro-
baton officer, charged with pelting an
aged and inflrm man with icy snowballs
and teasing him. They confessed and
when the widowed mother OF young
Bixler began TO plead for him the lad
broke down, and although refusing TO
ask for mercy put his arms about his
mothers neck and told the judge that II
he was in his place he'd do the best he
could"
Judge Follows Suggestion.
Judge Kennedy thought about 1t a long
time and decided he would follow the
little fellows suggestion. Now | will
discharge you.' no told Dodendorf after
asking him TO prove he was a big
hearted. true American boy by helping
instead Of hurting the old and the infirm
and the unfortunate. "You will have to
so TO the detention home. William" he
said to Blxler, who had been recon-
mended as the worst Of the two.
But you have been square with me, B."
continued the judge. and / think you're
a good boy. Get on the car tomorrow
morning and come TO my home. Well
go to church together and then have a
big dinner" William began to wipe the
tears from his eyes and his mother looked
much less care-worn as the lad was led
away.
Too bad" said Kennedy. III some Of
these boys were given chance they
would make fine citizens Wish Bishop
Beeeher could get his farm. II would be
worth while, certainly" The bishops
plan was conceived while he was working
In omaha and is for a farm managed by
a fstherly and motherly couple who
would understand the boys and help them.
He has 500 toward the purchase and I'M
provement OF a site. And he needs $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

have Root Print It.
Gas, Elee. Fixtures. surgsss-arandszl
Keep Your Money and valuahiss in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The
Bee building. Boxes rent for IS per year.
II unable to get Booths Guaranteed
Canned Oysters of your dealer, call Doug
las S96 for nearest dealers name.
Pinssppies Are Mere The first pine
apples of the season are on the local
market from Florida at 10 to Is cents
each.
ure Sells Building-C. c. Day has pur-
chased from W. G. Ure the three-story
brick building located at a9-2n North
Eighteenth street Consideration slSooo
New Residence Near Field ciub-F P.
LOOMS has let the contract to Newman
q johnson for the erection of a SIS. 900
brick and stucco residence near the Field
club.
Benefit pa1cs-The Hebrew Educa-
tional school will give its first annual
benefit dance at Metropolitan hall,
Twenty-third and Harvey streets, Sun
day evening.
To Give valentine Party-A valentine
party will be given by the women Of
Trinity Methodist church Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Joe Kelley,
2loS Binney street.
South Omaha Property soid-Ths
building and lot at the southwest cor
ner Of Twenty-fifth and NJ streets, South
Omaha. has been sold by Agda 7. Ander-
son to R. J. Weton for sll.0O0.
Bishop soannell Improvss-Bishop
scannell. who has gone to Los Angeles to
recuperate, stood the long trip well and
is feeling much better. according to word
that comes back from Father Gleeson.
W. C. T. o. to Give Musical-The
Women's Christian Temperance union Of
South Omaha will give a musical pro-
gram Tuesday, February q. at the First
Christian church, Twenty-third and l
streets. South Omaha.
Injury Cases rransfsrrsd-Two per-
sonal damage suits commenced in the
state courts against the Union Pacific
have been transferred TO the federal dis
trict court. In one case the heirs Of Will
liam Wemmer, a switchman who was
killed last December. are asking for
s5ooo. and in the other. Nels Swanson, a
brakeman, asks $4,000 Cor injuries re-
ceived in a wreck last Notember.
Church Society Gives sociai-The La
dies Aid society OF the First Swedish
Methodist church will give free literary
entertainment Friday, February 16 at s
p. m. in the church. corner OF Nineteenth
and Burt streets.
Theosophioai Society Mests-The Theo-
sophical society will meet at the Omaha
School Of Music, Eighteenth and Fsrnsn
streets. Sunday evening at o'clock. Prof
]. J. Points will deliver . lecture, his
subject being Ideal Wis. The Ideai
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
NEBRASKA MILITARY ACADEMY


brated Monday Evening.
The Dramatic club is arranging to put
on the play entitled ''The Editor In
Chief about March. Sergeant Updegraff
Is manager.
Lincolns birthday will be observed on
Monday evening at the academy by an
old fashioned army campfire. The armory
will be appropriately arranged and dec
GRATED with tents and eampfires and other
things that represent real camp life. The
program will consist Of biography, stories,
anecdotes and incidents concerning the
life OF this great man. Every cadet and
member Of the faculty will have some
thing to say and II will be interspersed by
war songs by the quartet and the school.
The social dance lesson given several
evenings each week just before study
period Is proving popular.
The base ball fever is beginning to
show symptoms, and everything indl-
Gates that strong team will be secured.
Mrs. Drexel and Mrs. Nelson Of Omaha,
DR.. Hirsch Of Gresham and Mrs. Robb of
Lexington were visiting their sons at the
academy last week.
The debating team has been chosen. Il
consists Of Cadets Northup. Thomas and
Brown.
Captain Kanaga's lectures and expert
ments are increasing in interest all the
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
Boy Aeroplanists
to Compete Again

The model aeroplane meet for boys con-
Quoted by tho Young Mems Christian as
sociation educational department will be
held next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
at the Fort omaha balloon house.
The silver loving cup offered by the
Aero Club Of Nebraska Is 10 be the first
prize. A membership In the boys depart
ment OF the Young Mems Christian as
soolatlon Is offered as second prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
Girls Take Dancing
as Part of Study

The girls at the Omaha High school
have taken to tripping the light fantastic
as part OF their regular school work.
Under the direction OF Miss Bess Dumont.
physical training instructor. they are
taking daily lessons on the gymnasium
floor at the school,
The first year pupils are dancing the
polka, the schottische with several OF Its
variations and folk dances. In the ad-
vanced classes the Spanish waltz and the
moonlight dance are being taught. AS a
feSture for the juRior and senior girls
Miss Dumont introduced the minuet waltz
and the blue bird mazurka last week and
both made a decided hit.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

panied by Mr.. Butler OF Ashland, Neb.,
spent several hours inspecting the normal
school on Wednesday. Mr.. Gregg for a
number Of years was member OF the
board Of education during the opening Of
the normal school.
The senior class save tatfy pull Fri
day evening. The occasion for the party
vas the accession OF new members who
had recently Joined the C-a-..
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
Boy Beats Mother
and is RemOrseless

Judge Howard kennedy Of the Juvenile
division OF the district court sentenced
George Mccsrty. 200 South Twenty-first
street, South Omaha, to the detention
home until further orders for striking his
mother. The father and mother and sis
ter were present at the trial. The mothers
face was badly bruised from the blows
the son had maliciously dealt her. The son
affected no remorse nor did he advance
any excuse for his actions, and after a
severe verbal arraignment by the judge
he was ordered placed in the detention
home temporarily.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
FREMONT COLLEGE.
Brief Mention of the Weeks Hap
penings.

Brief Mention of the Weeks Hap
penings.
Julius Zastera made a visit at the col
Iege on wednesday en- route home from
Omaha He graduated from both the
teachers and commercial courses and
has gone back to the farm.
W. II. Henney Of Dunlap. Ia, who has
just finished his work in the Fremont
School of Pharmacy. will take the state
board examination on February Il
Harry Moss Of Atkinson. Neb.. grad
uate OF the pharmacy department. is
stopping at the college for a time. Hay-
ing had his experience as a drug clerk
as required by law, he Will take the state
Doard examination on February Il
Miss Mixer Of the pharmacy depart
ment entertained the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Of which she Is a
member. in the college psrlors. assisted
by Mrs. Clemmons. on the 5th inst AL
were dressed in colonial costumes.
The Classics gave a program in chapel
Thursday morning which was unique and
interesting. Mrs. Gilbert, leader Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

On account OF lack OF support the game
Of basket ball has been given up for this
year. Since Doane has no adequate
gymnasium and the place used has no
shower bath or dressing room interest
has not been as great as II should have
teen. Hastings college was slated for a
game Friday evening, but when Coach
johnson decided TO discontinue the game
he notified them to cancel. For some
reason, however. their team came to
Crete, anyhow, but no game was played.
Governor Aldrich expects to speak to
the college and high school students next
Friday. The authorities wished to get
him for Llncoln's birthday, but he was
unable to come on Monday. SO the ex-
ercises will be postponed till the end OF
the week.
One new student, Joseph f. ShrigLey
OF York, has enrolled at the beginning
Of the second semester. Three others
have discontinued their work at Doane.
About sixteen students attended the
student volunteer conference held at Cot
ner on February to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
CREIGHTON ANNOUNCES
GlEE CONCERT PROGRAM

An excellent program has been an.
nounced for the Creighton Glee club con-
cert TO be given on 81. Valentines night
at the Boyd theater:
ta) Menu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Zollner
(b) A Song OF the Sea. .Randegger
The club.
Des Glockenthurmers Tochterlein......
.........,......,........ $50, Reifenthaler
Miss Munchhoff and the club,
Toreador. HolAl Page-Trotere
Alumni double quartet
Three Creighton Students. Anon
Messrs. Jersey. Hoffman, Swift
and the club,
Rondo Capriocioso... ...,,.....M endelssohn
Mrs. CrofoOt.
Alma Mater song. Hamilton kreutEer
The club.
A Night In Spain. .Neyin-Trotere
Mr.. Freemantel and the club.
(a) My Lovely Celia. George Monroe
(b) Come Into the Yellow SANDS. Purcell
(o) One Gave Ne a Rose. ..,....,. Schneider
ldD Bird Raptures. ......,.,........S
Miss Munchhoff.
Troopers Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .Gade
The club.
Faint Heart Ne'er Won Fair Lady. Anon
Mr.. Kersey and the club.
Suwanea Shore. ...........,......G eibel
Messrs. Hemenway, Hoffman,, Norris
and Kersey.
Lolita neutrality-suspicious.. BuzLt-Peccia
Mr.. Freemantel.
Winter Song"............,...... Billiard
The club.
Accompanies: Mr.. Jean p. Duffield
and Miss Stella Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
COLUMBIA KNIGHT ARRIVES
Car With Much Talked of Motor f.
Now on Display In Omaha
Garage.

The United Motor Omaha company re-
esiyed its first car Friday with the
famous Knight motor installed. 1t is q
beautiful limousine with every late i'm
proyement. II don't think a finer car
will ever come TO Omaha" said Mr.
Doty, the local manager. Although no
announcement of its arrival was made
the news that it was in the city got
about somewhere and dozens of people
came in to see it." The car will be shown
at the Omaha Automobile show along
with the big exhibit the United Motor
company will have.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
LAB0RER INJURED BY FALL
GIVEN SURGICAL TREATMENT

Henry Harris. 70 years old, a laborer.
fell down on tho sidewalk at Twentieth
and Leavenworth streets yesterday after
noon. breaking his nose and cutting q
severe cash across his face. lie was at
tended by police surgeons and sent to his
home In Albright
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

A Des Moines man had an attack Of
muscular rheumatism in his shoulder. A
friend advised him to go to Hot Springs
That meant an expense Of $50 or more.
lie sought for q quicker and cheaper way
TO cure IT and found 1t in Chamberlain's
Liniment. Three days after the first ap-
plication Of this liniment he was well.
For sale by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

FAIRBANKS. Ia. Feb. 1l.-tspeclal.)- y
A mad dog that ran amuck through the
streets yesterday bit two children and q
horse before a crowd that went in pur-
suit OF It finally killed the animal. Will
liam Rauten and ]. Brakeman were Bit
ten. They will go to the state hospital
at Iowa City for treatment.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
baltimore a ohio Railroad.

Winter tours to Florida points and
Havana, Cuba, via Washington. d. c.. or
Baltimore, Nd.
Liberal stopovers.
Variable Route Tickets via rail and
water, or all rail. at reduced fares.
Send for illustrated booklet. w. A.
Preston, T. P. A., Chicago. or B. N. Aus
tin, O. p. A, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

J. l. orkin Of 0rkin Bros. has gone
esst on a purchasing trip
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calling Of Belle
VILE, Ont. are visiting with his sister,
Mrs. Charles Tompsett, 1913 Lake street.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

class. opened the program with devo-
tionsl exercises and made fitting re-
marks for the occasion. There were
readings and solos, instrumental and vo-
cal
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

In the abdominal region Is often pre-
vented by the use OF Dr. Kings New
life Pills, the painless purifiers. sc.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

of in mae
the Endorsement leading physicians all schools
The "Fayont standard
of and has regarded for
Accept place of "Fe iona medicine
record behind Sold Druggists
Dr. Pe Pleasant Pellets nvoate the stomach liver and bowels One three
dose Easy
Send 81 pay of wrapping and mailing only free copy
of Dr. Pnrces Medical Adviser
and Surgical Institute, R. " PIERCE NJ D. President Buffalo n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12
I INVITE EVERY WOMAN


Buffalo NJ y, by esRV PIERCE M D.
There should their delicate constitutions the
skd medical education
understand the female There should specialist
whole
feeble generally Dr. Ps Fe Prescription
unequaled as appeizng cordial and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-12

As a soothing and strength
.ning nervine Favorite Pre-
scription" is invaluable in
allaying and subduing nervous
excitability, irritability, nervous
exhaustion, nervous prostra-
ton, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms,
fainting spells, and other dis
tressing, nervous symptoms
commonly atten d ant upon
functional and organic disease
of the distinctly feminine Or
gans. 1t induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anx-
iety and dependency.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is devised and nut
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

Despite the fact that you hear a
certain class of people declaring
the State Agricultural Schools to
be failure. the attendance was SO
large at the one for this district
located at Monticello, that Super
intendent j. L. Spence was forced
to telegraph to Governor Dona-
ghey asking for the loan of S
tents of the Arkansas militia. The
governor sent the tents, which
have been erected on the campus
and are now being occupied by
many Of the boys who we're unatle
to find other quarters. Arkansas
2 gricultural schools are growing in
popularity as the farmers learn Of
the great benefits their sons and
daughters receive by attending.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12
Riley 4. Williams Dead.

Riley A. Williams. aged "a. died
at the home of his father-in-laW, Z.
E. Arrant, near Cecil, La, at 1910
o clock. Sunday morning, October
8. 1912, of typhoid fever after IN
Illness of two weeks. The &C.
ceased leaves a wife and three
small children. his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Williams. one sister,
Mrs. :. C. Phillips. and one brother.
Garland. to mourn his untimely
death. He had recently moved
back into this country from Dan
vile. La, and was going to work a.
the mill of c. 3. Wood west OF
town. Intefment took place at
Union cemetery Sunday afternoon
in the presence of a large numb or
of friends and relatives.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12
Neel-ASMPlI.

Mr.. S. R. Neel of FL Dorado,
Ark, and Miss Minnie Aswel of
FarmerQille wee married at the
Baptist parsonage this morning at
10 O. o'clock. Rev. J. u. H. Wharton
officiating.
Mr.. Neel is a native of Claiborne
parish, but IS now railroad cor
tractor in Arkansas. Miss AswelI.
who is a pretty young woman ard
belongs to an old Louisiana family.
is a relative Of Gongressman-eleet
J. B. Aswell Mr. and Mrs. Neel
left on the 80 Iron Mountain
train for their new home in FL Do
rado. Monroe News-Star, We'd
needay.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12
Railroad Breaks Record.

The Missouri Pacific is coming
in for more attention than it has
since the days when the stock sold
at IS in 1902. The reason is
the extraordinary business being
done by the company. August,
1912, was the largest month in its
history in the point of traffic car
ried, but twice within ten days it
has broken other records. On Fri
day. September %. the Missouri
Pacifc-lron Mountain system
moved lZ.063 loaded cars, the
best previous record having been
scored II months before. when
l4.O48 cars we're moved.
Both records were made since
the regime of Benz. F. Bush, the
present head Of the Missouri Pa
cific-Iron Mountain system.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12
CHAPTER XII.
The Ride In the Dark.

Not since my early boyhood has the
terrible fear of darkness come over
me as it did that night at eight as tie
three of US set out from Ardway. The
mystery of the journey, too, added TO
its terrors. | had not seen Davis after
his startling announcement of his
nocturnal mission until he came in o
the hotel dining-room for supper All
through the meal he had LAUGHED ard
ehatted on all sorts Of immaterial sub
jects, influenced undoubtedly by the
fact that there were several others
sea. ed at the table with US. There
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

The Woman's Missionary Union
net Tuesday at the usual hour.
with ten members present and
Mrs. Watson as a visitor. Meeting
opened by singing Anywhere With
Jesus and Revive Us Again, and
repeating the Lords prayer in COZ
cert. We had an interesting Bible
lesson-the book Of Proverbs. We
will meet with Mrs. Moore in opan
meeting next Tuesday and ladies
are urged to be present.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12
500 Reward, SlG0

The readers Of this paper VII he
pleased to learn that there is at least o .
dread 4 Gi3eaae that science has be 4
able t. cure II all It's stages, and that IS
Gatar:h. Ills ca arrh Cure IS the oniy
positive euro now known to the medical
fraternity. Catsrrh beng a constitutional
GiseaSe requires a. constitutional tree =
meat. IIazFs Catarrh Cure is taken IN
tarnallv, acting directly upon tic blood
and mucous surfaces of the svstcrl, thcre-
rase. and g.vrG tie patient strength by
building up tie constitution and assisting
nature in d. g its work. Tho preprietoes
have 50 nfl'eh fifth in its curative pow
ers that they offer 0ae Hundred Dollars
ear any case that !. fills to cure. Send
FOR lict Of testtimrsoni2ls;s co ro,cdo Ohio
SOIL ~ 9U Druc~is's, ="
Take Halls 'amily Fills f5r constipation.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

Announcement is made that the
sawmill of the American Lumber
Co.. located at Merryville, La,
closed down Saturday night for an
indifnite period. Local lumbermen
do not believe that the mill will re-
sumo operation before next spring.
The American mill employs an av-
erage of one thousand men and is
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

The members Of Sweet Bay
Camp No. Ali, W. o. W., were
agreeabIy surprised when they
were stormed by the members Of
Sweet Bay Grove No. As w c.
who had spread a fine supper IN the
music room and invited the boys
out to eat. Come again ladied
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

W. Z. Atkinson, who was en-
ployed here for several years as
civil engineer for the Union Saw
Mill Company and who surveyed
the Little Rock & Monroe and
Louisiana & Pine Bluff railways
TO- them, has been appointed chief
engineer of the state highway de
partment of Louisiana.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

D. NJ. Glowney, store manager.
and W. II. Moore, assistant store
manager for the Union Saw Mill
Co., transacted business in Little
Rock this week.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

Mrs. Butler Phillips and Misses
Alice and ANNA Phillips of Oak
land. La. visited relatives here last
Saturday and Sunday.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

All parties interested in the Hut
tig Public Library should attend
the meeting at 8 o'clock next Mon
day evening in the library for the
purpose of electing a new board Of
directors.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

G. W. Brasher, Ollie Knox, Ike
Dupois. Allen Martin W. L. Reagan
and John Raybourn were at El Do
RADIO this week as witnesses in the
circuit court.
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

Miss Leona GulIatt of Minden,
La. is here on an extended visit
with her sister. Mrs. {. Spencer.
and family
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

/ left the hotel together !. tile before
eight for a side rect who Ao5ds,
he constable, was waiting for Us With
vehicle
We had fingered at the table until
all the others had left Just as we
got up, Davis turned to ne and in
hardly perceptible tene asked.
sIfaye you got that revolver I gave
you?e
IT'S upstairs" answered, in the
same understone do you want il ?"
No" he said Significantly, touching
his hip pocket but you may
fastened upstairs to get the
weapon and when | returned he was
waiting for me at the door ard hurried
ne around the corner and into the
blackboard. With Dedds crowded in
between us we drove along the street
leading away from the station and
soon struck what is locally known as
he Plank Read, skirting chain of
hills which tho residents dignity by
/ the name OF mountains So precipit-
ais and rocky are these that little ef-
fort had been made 10 cultivate them
between. There seemed 10 be praC-
ieally no travel at night We encoun-
tered erly ore vehicle of any sort,
and that was about two miles out from
3rdWav. whom We heard an an em0hile
n the distance behind US
Turn ont" whispered Davis to
aodds. and stop uni # has passed
IS
The constable dr@w In under the
shade Of son'e trees II VS. pitch
lark. tie Only lisFf coming from an
ancient lantern hung oser the daeb,
BOARD As jl'o automobile came near-
or Davis uuhooked the lantern and
holding il down between his lees
shielded it with the feds Of long
eainccat he was wearing The auto
mobile dashed by us. apparently I'm
aware of cur presence.
al right" said baets. Is soon IS
f lad vanished in tie distance, go
On"
Doads drove on / silence for per
4aps two miles farther. We passad a
title stone cottage nesting in clear
ing under the hill.
Its just beyond here?" said Davis
nota If i,,o,,ir, l., bis ITO
Yep" said the constable "NIiller's
Lane, they call it
Tto,,.b i, nv, cit.. o,.os +bor, ,,,,,
M sion Of . road Daa5e about three
hundred vards berord tho cnft,ao
o,,11ed tho horse sbarn4r- 70 the rielf
md va booan assendi,,9 = roa1-v l,,o
~ Id al,,,o.t etr,ie.hf IN tl,a biu
..Kyoit = n,inu5.sn eafd ng4.fs end
fbo constable cbEciyld 10 hareo
Ipnnina ont quickly tie in-,ootor
soi9ed tbe lantern md dronni7e hacI.
3, feu, nacee hooan mati,g r.bat an
"a rod 70 70 ba = minnie evamtn..tion Of
fho road
.e.rsint much cf rood tho CON.
u.1,fe,arcd =, ,.zl,s1o= 70 v,-.it
I'D oIt,s o,lv reed f94, I954ef,7o #tbcrcl,
,.,bo, ,ro cor,o ~, bor. ,,,fs aftornoor
Nero We s,,,omobiIa tracks mn 90.
no ard comino"
The Huttig news., 1912-10-12

We treat Piles successfully with
out knife or chloroform. Refer
ence and information on application
DIS. Mccall & WILLIAMS.
Lawson. Ark.