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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-15

Friday afternoon about 4:30.
Rev. Burleson filled his regular
appointment at the Baptist church
Sunday morning,
Miss Birdie Farrar, who as been
visiting in Palmer, has returned
home.
Miss Winnie Pierce spent Sunday
night with Miss Pearl Farrar.
Miss Lille Strand of Waxahachie
is visiting her cousin, Miss Leila
Farrar
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Farrar, Mr..
Bowd Farrar and son, Willie. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farrar
and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Rutherford
of Rocket spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Billie Clopton.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Prude WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Prude of
Rocket Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Spain of Rocket
spent Friday with her mother, Mrs.
Arch Prude.
Mrs. Frank Prude visited Mes
danes Hessie and Mollie Ruther-
ford of Palmer Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Thornton of
Dixon's Chapel spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Ben Perry.
Miss Willie Eatman and niece,
little Robbie Reasonover, visited
Miss Eatman's sister, Mrs. Chas.
Bell, Tuesday,
Mr.. George Dahnke visited N
Bryan Eatmsn Sunday afternoon.
Mrs, Helen Johnson was in the
Rocket community Monday.
Miss Lula Allen visited Mrs. Ga
ry Evans Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamm and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Marshall of
Rocket were visitors at Mr.. ].
S. Eatman's Sunday.
Miss Irma Hamblem of Palmer
spent Sunday night with her sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie Norman.
Mr.. Chas. Harper and sister, CO.
zie, attended Sunday school at Pal
mer Sunday.
Mrs. r. G. Reasonover and bro
ter, Mr.. Bryan Eatman, were shop
ping in Waxahachie Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris and
family spent Sunday night with
Mrs. Harris father, Mr.. J. s. Eat
man and family.
Mrs. R. G. Reasonover and niece
Miss Lois Harris, spent Sunda,
night with Mrs. Reasonover's sis
ter, Mrs. Marvin Marshall, OF Rocl
EFT.
Quarterly conference will be a
this place Saturday.
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PATRICK'S CHAPEL.

Ptrick's Chapel, June lit
is out of the cotton patch with
the hoe into the wheat and oat
fields with the binders with the
farmers in general.
G. w. Farmer preached here the
second Sunday.
Miss Hattie Lou Grimes spent
the day with Miss Ethridge Pend
ley last Sunday.
Mrs. G. B. Tune has been on the
sick list, but is doing very well
ct present.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Brown last
Sunday.
There is a cry for rain in this
section of the country. The crops
are going to be short unless it
rains in a few days.
Mr.. Will Hudson enjoyed an
AFTERNOON with Messrs, Ford ana
Marvin Grimes last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, B. Nolen and
little daughter, May, spent the
night Saturday and the day Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Grimes.
Mrs. A. r. Miller was sick few
days last week, but is able to BIZ
up and about now.
Contestants for the Enterprise
premiums have been busy in the
neighborhood and they pull a dol
lar from most of tho people
Miss Mary Kirk and Miss Lula
Robnett visited Miss Hattie Lou
Grimes one day last week.
Misses Margaret Watson and
Marie Spalding of Waxahachie
spent the evening with the Grimes
family last Wednesday.
Everyone is invited to attend
the singing school beginning the
18th.
Mr. Thomas Grimes is helping
Mr.. Nat Grimes cut his oats this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stages
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Stages Sunday
Rev, J. B. Nelson of Waxaha-
chic will begin a protracted meet
ing here the 18th Sunday in June.
Everybody is urged to attend.
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ROCKET.

Rocket, June IL. Mro. e
Jones of Blum died suddenly II
Dallas at the home of her son
Dave, of heart failure. The re
mains were brought to Smith s
cemetery for interment Thursday.
Mrs Jones had lived a Christian
life a number of years, but never
united with any church. She leaves
host of relatives and friends to
whom we extend our sympathy.
Crops in this section are looking
fine, but good rain would be APP
preciated very much.
Miss Eunice bennington Of Shaw
nee, Oklahoma, is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Little Kathlene Tate is sick at
this writing.
Mrs, l. d. Stewart, who was
thought to be improving, is not SO
well at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Rocket of
Red Oak spent Sunday afternoon
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Arlington.
Misses Inez and Mildred Roberts,
who have been visiting Mrs. John
Prude, have returned home.
Messrs. Sam Jolly and Willie
Gragg made a business trip to Dali
las Wednesday.
Several of the young people OF
this place attended the party at Mr..
VIII Rockets Saturday night.
The protraeted meeting will be-
gin at the Rutherford church the
second Sunday in July.
Mr.. j. w. Coplen and family of
Boyce were visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wadley of
Palmyra spent Sunday with DR.. S.
L. Wadley and family.
Mrs. Bette Coffey of Ferris Is
spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Bob Tate.
Rev. Burleson spent Sunday with
DR.. S. L. Wadley.
Mrs. Mcdonald spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arlington.
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PLAINVTEw.

Plainview, Texas, June 10.-We
mad a nice shower of rain Thurs
day evening which was greatly
needed.
Mrs. Rosa Beckner was visiting
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Claud
Mars, one day last week.
Mrs. Mamie Bradford and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, and grand
mother, Mrs. Clark, were shop,
ping in Waxahaehie Thursday.
Mrs. Ora Morse was visiting lei
sister, Mrs. Leatha Archer, Friday
Mr.. Vick's little girl lad the
misfortune of getting two of hel
fingers cut off with hatche
while she was playing one da,
last week.
Master Roy Archer struck mai
In his foot one day last week.
Rev ZackCorbin filled his reg
ular appointment at Mt. Peak Sur
day.
The U. o. w. had an unveilin
at Mt Peak Sunday, over Mr.. VII
Sanders grave.
Mr.. John Bradford had a goo,
mule cut on barb wire pretty bat
Saturday.
Mrs. Campbell and family were
visiting her son-in-law, Mr.. E. A
Petty, Sunday.
They will have an all-day sing
inc ar MI Peak nayt Sunday Eyv-
erybody invited.
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Letha MeClendon Saturday and
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs, Washington
gave them an ice cream supper
Saturday night A large crowd or
young people was present and all
report nice time
Mr. George Virgins parents Wis
tied them last week
MI and Mrs. Bob Armstrong
were at his mothers Sunday.
We are glad 10 see Mr. Wnl
Armstrong back at home He Is
much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Hessie Shaw went
up near Venus to Mr. Wilse Striet-
Inns Sunday.
We had good attendance at
Sunday school and preaching Sun
day
They are getting up program.
for Childrens Day for the first
Sunday in July They win meet
at Enterprise next Saturday to
practice Mrs. Iona Jones was ap-
pointed to choose the songs and
help the young people to learn
them Mrs Miriam Maloney and
Mrs. Myrtle Washington are on
the literary program.
We had a good attendance at
prayer meeting Sunday night at
Mr.. Flay Vandlandingham's
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per have taken their departure for
Big Springs 10 dig for oil. They
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per nave taken their departure for
Big Springs 10 dig for OIL They
will be gone at least sixty days.
| Mr.. Dee Hightower and daugh-
ter, Esther. of San Angelo came
in Sunday for an indefinite visit
to Mr.. Hightower's sisters, Mes
danes R. w. Poplin and Frank Mid
dleton
The population of Sardis was
muchly increased when quite a
company of pipe line men took up
their abode here this week.
Mr.. w. P. Critics of Dallas was
with the F. U. of A. Saturday
night. The Order voted on the
application of nine members.
Mr.. E. N. Hightowor took his
niece, Miss Esther Hightowcr, and
Miss Myrtle Ashley to Walnut
Grove Sunday to the singing.
Miss Irene Kirk was visiting at
Mr.. Bob Kinks Saturday night and
attending the speaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Delk were with T.
M. Hassel's Sunday.
Rev. Bearden of Oak preachp,
for US Sunday, taking dinner with
j. S. Bynum.
Mrs. Sallie Burns spent Sunday
with DR.. Popuin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boyd were
with Mr.. Henry Hawks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fin Garvin spent
Sunday at Mr.. w. H. Raines' and
attended singing at Walnut Grove.
Mr.. Charlie Raines spent last
week at Hillsboro.
Mr.. Tom Mayfield of Corpus
Christie is here this week visit
iting with Mr.. w. E. Middleton
and Dr. Poplin.
Mrs. Lee Howell of Corsicana is
with her mother, Mrs. w. E. Mid
dleton, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs M. Woodall went
to Mt. Peak Sunday.
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SARDIS.

Sardis, June 10.--Mr. q. Bate,
who left Sardis little more than
two years ago, died at his daugh-
ter's in Hollis, Okla, last Wednes-
day and was brought here, ac-
companied by his wife and daugh-
ter, and was buried Friday af-
ternoon. A large concourse OF
friends met the train on Thurs
day night, accompanying the re-
mains to the residence Of Mr.. D.
j. Gray. Mr.. Bate was a SPLEEN
did citizen and good neighbor.
We extend sympathy to the be-
reaved. At the same hour Miss
Bessie McWhorter was also bur
ried. She had suffered for some
time with consumption.
Messrs, Joe and Ben Pinkston
attended tho burial of their broth
tr-in-law, Mr.. Bate.
A beautiful but quiet home wed
ding was chat of Miss Eetie Mid
dIeton 10 Mr.. Arthur Patrick OF
Waco Sunday evening at 1880. at
the hor1o sf The BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Middleton
They left for Waco Sunday night
Only relatives and a few friends
attended. Rev. Lee Howell of Cor
sicana performing the ceremony
We extend congratulations.
Messrs. H. NJ. Garvin, w. D
High. S. L. Reeves and G. D. Skip
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County Correspondence

ing Ralph Getzendaner, and Miss
Grace Miller attended the Air
Dome at Waxahachie Saturday
night. A pleasant trip was spent
in an automobile.
Rev. Harris will preach here at
11:00 O'Clock Sunday morning.
Rev. Perry has suggested having
Sunday school spread at his
beautiful spring. All the Sunday
school will be cordially invited.
Announcements will be made later
as to the time it will be given.
Mrs. VIII Kelly is improving
last.
Mrs. Essie Miller is not very
we'll
Mrs. J. w. Freeman spent a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Banks, above town.
Miss Myrtle and Charlie Steven
Freeman and Mr.. Horace E. Ken
needy
Mrs. R. B. Ransom lost a fine
mule one day last week with blood
poison.
Mrs. G.. L. Freeman spent SAT.
urday with he aunt, Mrs. Heine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heine spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. E.
HobsoL.
Robert Bradley spent Saturday
night with Dewey Heine.
Lloyd Heine spent Saturday
night with his sister, Mrs. Effie
Rothrock.
Mr.. Dock Morrow and family
are visiting relatives here.
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OVILLA.

Ovilla, June love are still
dry; the corn and cotton are need
ing rain badly. The farmers are
busy cutting their grain
Health of this community Is very
good at this writing.
Rev. Mo.re filled his regular to
pointment at the Methodist church
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Harris and sister,
Mrs. Nell GODDARD, went to Oak
Cliff Thursday to see their cousin,
Mr.. Norman Powers, who is very
low.
Mr.. Darnells aunt, Mrs. Sallie
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IixE

Ike, June 10.-Health of this
community is good. Farmers are
about up with their work. A good
rain would be appreciated by most
everyone.
There were sermons preached
af this place Sunday
Mr.. Smoke and family visited
at Mr.. w. G. Heads Sunday.
Mrs. c. F. Wade has returned
home from Farmersville where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. E. Wagner, for the past
week, with he daughter accom-
panying her.
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CHAPEL HILL.

Chapel Hill, June 11.--Grain
cutting and hay baling is the or
der of the day.
The crops are looking fine.
Mrs. Bette Jones, formerly OF
this place, died at Dallas Tuesday
night at the home of her son, Mr..
Dave Jones, and was brought to
this plaee and buried at the Smith
cemetery Thursday morning at
1890 o'clock.
Grandma" Gender os Prosper
was buried at the Smith cemetery
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vine next week.
]. T. Ganoway is visiting rela-
tives in Tennessee.
L. o. Moore of Midlothian was
in Venus Tuesday.
Sid Moore was in Midlothian
Tuesday.
]. l.. Goodwin of Oak has just
returned from a visit to friends
in Tennessee and as an Elder in
the Presbytery which met recently
at Louisville, Ky.
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MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, April 2i-Wheat turned strong today after tt weak start, There were reports that the spring crop acre cinch bugs had appeared in Oklahoma and that flour sales at Minneapolis were the largest in months Closing prices ranged fgrom l2 to 7-S to 1c higner than last night All other leading staples too, scored an advance-corn IA to 3-S to 1c. oats S-S to 1-2 to 5-sc and pra- visions ' l-2c to BOG
 Greatest interest on the bull side of the wheat market centered in an esti- mate that there would be l.9O0.000 fewer acres seeding this spring in Minnesota and the Dakotas than was the eass year ago The figures were compiled from replies to inquiries sent to every bank in the three states and also to fG9 correspondents. Diversifeation poor seed and inability to complete fall blow ing appeared as the chief reasons for the big curtaiment
 Crop reports from the wheat fields west of the Missouri river received sharp at- tention but were mixed
 The continued inpouring of damage sc- ports exerted influence and there was an absence of any important selling pres- sure.
 smallness of primary receipts helped bring about and upturn, and so did liberal cash cales.
 Meagreness of receipts caused chorts 10 cover in the corn pit Besides Liver pool reported that shipments from Ar Sentlna had been disappointngly small l There was heavy t-taking by holders here however at each fractional ad- i vance. Oats showed strength with corn | A feature was the buying of both July | and September for country account
 Investment demand added in lifting l provisions. Pork rose l7 to 30c and the | rest Of the list showed l-2 to iS -1ge | in cost at the ,iusc.
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four hits each, Atlanta defeated Nash vile today to ?.
 Score by innings: R H. F. Atlanta ........... ol0 00l l0x-3 Nashville ....s,,4 100 900 O0l-2 l
 Battcries-Atkins and Kerr; Anderson and Seabaugh.
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WARNING cRpEa

In the Garland County chancery cou,, Matilda Mcclure, plalntln.
 Against
 r. II, olmstead Louisa NJ o,ms,a., Shas " Paine and Cora Burton de- fendants 'A ue- me defendant Charles W. Paine i. warned Y. to appear in this Court within 'nirty days and answer the complalnt of the plainin ''"'''' 9iYen under my hand and seal of said Court on this i5th day of As,Y ,at.
 II A. WHtrTINGToN. clafk 7 hy s. J, ERICKSON D. G ', Floyd A'iff aitorney ad lItem A J. MnrpAy, Atty for plaintiff
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Four (4) lots, embracing an acre Oi more, two blocks from car line. Good four-room house on 1t in good repair. Well of good water at kitchen door; good fences and outhouses, shrubbery and flowers in yard. fine garden, young or chard of peaches, pears, apricots, apples plums mulberry and persimmons. Lots Of glape vines of all varieties; fine cul- lfsated hlackherries and raspberries Electric iights in house City water and sewer accessible For quick sale will take s2,000
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Bargains In Mortgaged
 Property Must Be Sold To Repay
 Mortgage

 gains in improved or unimproyed city or country property. Can be handled on very easy terms. Call at my office, 629h Central avenue, and see me about them
 Four blocks east Of Park avenue. lot with four room cottage, $100 cash, balance monthly payments.
 East Grand avenue. corner lot, stone wall, neat 4-room cottage. cheap for part cash and balance on monthly installments.
 Lafayette avenue. good lot and 5- room cottage, s1oO cash, balance in. stallments.
 Gaines addition, one or two lots, good 7-room house, $1,S5O or sl,750, part cash, balance on time.
 Winona avenue, corner lot and cot tage, $100 cash and monthly payments. Henderson avenue, nice i-room cot tage and lot, on small payments
 Central avenue, beautiful shady lot. 10Ox200 with 9-room, two-story mod ern house, $2,5OO cash, balance in an. nual payments.
 Lower Central avenue, beautiful lot of four acres, modern lO-room two story frame residence, $S,50O cash, balance in two annual payments.
 Oaklawn addition, three pretty mod ern residences, large well improved lots, very cheap for cash, or annual payments.
 Central avenue. corner lot 50xl5o, very cheap. $500 cash, balance on time.
 Morrison and Bedding addition, four cheap lots, block of Central avenue, $500 each on time, 10 per cent off for ali cash,
 oaklawn addition. near school, two pretty building lots. $500 each or s55o cash
 Near o'Bryan addition. fis aud 5- acre truck farm, sl5O and s550, easy payments.
 Higdon Ferry road, mile south of car line, 32 acres of rich farm land, fenced and cultivated, 7-room cottage. dairy barn, milk and chicken houses, two wells. very cheap.
 Pleasant Valley road, l5 acres, fruit, truck or chicken farms, partly culti- vated, small orchard, good improve. ments. very cheap for cash or pay ments
 I Near Malvern road. 50 acres. good improvements, will sell at half it's cost
 Shady Grove road. 40 acres. good chicken farm, very cheap at $500 Saline county. 15 miles north 16( acres of virgin timber land, timbei valued at s1O per acre, rich fruit and farm land, s16o cash, five annual pay ments of si6o each at 6 per cent; it per cent off for all cash.
 Hotels, boarding houses, restau rants and business opportunities foi sale cheap.
 Call at once, 62sts Central avenue to 12 am. or ? to 8 pm. . W. T. HAWKINS.
 Real Estate Agent.
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washInaton 5. noston 2.

Boston. April 24--Boston was unable to hit Johnson today except in one in ming, and Washington won to 2. In the sixth inning two singles, double and an error gave Boston two runs. Errors and poor pitching by cicotte put Wash ington in the lead during the first inning. O'Brien twirled well, except in the sixth.
 Score by innings: R. Fl. E. Washington ....... 20l 020 O0o-5 Boston .......... OO0 00O2 Oo0-2
 Batteries-JohnsOn and Ainsmith, Ci- cotte, OBrien and Carrigan.
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St. Louis 9. Detroit 5.

St Louis. April 2I-St. Louis hit two of the Detroit pitchers for eight runs in the first three innings today and won 9 to ,. Pernell, the third pitcher of the visitors, allowed the locals only one run.
 Bush with home run brought in Lou den KricheIl got four hits in as many times al bat.
 Score by innings: R. H. E. St. Louis .......... 143 00O 0lx-9 il 0 Detroit .4........ 20i 200 00O-5 II 2
 Batteries-A. brown, A. Frill and kri- cher: Pernell. IaFltte. Covington and Kocher and Stanage.
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Rirminaham 6. montoomerv I

Montgomery April Birmingham landed hard on i.elivelt in the first ln- ming Of todays game with Montgomery scoring six runs and winning the second of the series by the score of to 1.
 Score by innings: R.H. E Birmingham .,.. 500 000 00O-e 0 Montgomery .k.. 600 900 ol0-l 4
 Batteries--Boyd and Yantz; Leliveit. Miller and Gtibbens
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LEeAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Hot sprins. Ark, April 25, i9i2 The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Pasteufized Mik Co win be held at the hank parlors of the Arkansas National Bank. Friday May l0.lsie a' o'clock 3. m, for the transaction oi spch business as may legally come se- fore it
 r E. HOLLAND. Pres
 JOS <, lfORNTR. See
 4-25- 2wks
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NorIcE Foe pUsticiATloN.

NOTICE FOR PObLiSifs iGN'
 Department of the Interior. U $. Land
 office at Camden. Arkansas, April
 Notice is hereby given that Walter Bradshaw, Of Cma, Arkansas, who on March n 1906 made Homestead Entry 1SeriaI No. o26sD, No. 20570. for SW Ii-4 NV 1-4, section 10, township E, range 21 w. 5th principal meridian, has
 filed notice Of intention 10 make llhai five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before the United
 States commissioner at Hot Springs. Ar
 kansas on the 14th day of May, 1912
 clGiman: names as witnesses Elmer Brantley of 0ma, Arkansas; Newton Strickland. of Oma, Arkansas; William Dean of Oma, Arkansas.
 G. FRIEDHElM. Register. Sentinel Record. Hot Springs
 DEPARTMENT or THE INFERIOR Washington. D, C., March 2l: 1912 Sealed proposals. in duplicate VIII be re- p'm' Tuesday April 90, 1912. for the erection and completion Of frame dwelling on the south side Of Hot springs Mountain Reservation, Hot springs. Ar, specifications to be had on application to this Department. Bidders are Invited l to attend. One set of plans and speci- 1 fications wifi be found in the office G, the Superintendent of Hot Springs Res creation at Hot Springs, Arkansas. where 1 they may be inspected by interest ted par ties. Applicants for plans and speeifi- cations will be required to submit with their applications for same certified cheek for $25, payable Co the Secretary | of the Interior as a guarantee for the return of the plans in good condition. | The right is reserved to reject any or al bids, waive technical defects. and accept
 one part and reject the other as the in- terests of the Government may require Proposals must be marked Proposals for ! frame dwelling. Hot Springs, Arkansas 1 be securely enveloped, and addressed to | the Secretary of the Interior, Washing ton, D. c, Carml A. Thompson, Assist ant Secretary
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ATTENTION, VETERANS.

The members of Albert Pike Camp | hi'ed Confederate Veterans are called to meet in the County Court room at the Court House, at ?, m. Friday. ApFil 2sth. 1912. An Confederate veter- ans whether members of the camp or not. are Invited to attend
 4, CURL Commander
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Ihe partnership between Allen x Walker Of Hot Springs Pharmacy has this day been dissolved, Mir Alton Walker retiring from the business. W. E. Allen assumes an liabilities and col. ects all accounts due the firm.
 ALTON WALKER
 w. B. ALLEN.
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AMERICAN
Athlstlos z. New York 0.

New York, April 2l.-The Athletics easily defeated the Highlanders today shutting them out to o. The worlds champions hit Warhop and Shears for sixteen hits. while Plank held the New York's to four singles.
 Score by innings; R. Fl. E. Philadelphia ...... 030 010 20l--1 To Q New York ....,..,.. 900 O0O O0O-0
 Batteries-PlaDk and Thomas; War hop Shears and Street.