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STOCKRUMORED
STATED THAT AMOUNTS WILL
BE ADVANCED FROM SIXTY
MILLION TO A HUNDRED MIL
LION. TWENTY MILLION IS TO
BE OFFERED TO STocKHoLD-
ERS. OFFICIALS DECLINE TO
DISCUSS RUMoR.
BY Associated Press.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 16.-According
to the univerified announcement Of a
local newspaper, today, the manage
ment of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad has made definite plans for
the increase Of the company's out
standing capital stock from $50, 900, 600
to s100,000,0O0. The newspaper says
TT is understood that $20,0O0,O0 of
the additional stock viii be offered to
stockholders at par, Immediately.
While officials at the railroad's 5
Louisville headquarters declined to
discuss the report of the proposed in
crease, yet the newspaper announce
ment says:
THE call issued for a special meet
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TAFT MAKES HIS
FIRST CAMPAIGN SPEECH.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Taft today
made his first political speech since
his notification when he addressed the
Maryland Republican Editorial asso-
citation in the White House. He de-
clared that president electors are
dishonest men" If they let their
names appear on the republican ballot
when they intended to vote for the
candidate of another party. He said
those not for the republican party
were against it and should get out of
the way.
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.r'FOLLETTE IS
BITTER AGAINST
BULL MOOSERS
Wisconsin Senator Pledges
Allegiance to Progressive
Republicanism.

DENoUNcEs ROOSEVELT PARTY
AS AN OBSTRUCTION DRAGGED
ACROSS THE PATH OF THE
MOVEMENT. IMPAssIoNED ORA
TORY HOLDS HEARERS SILENT
AS HE TELLS OF INCREASE OF
TRUSTS UNDER RoosEVELTs
ADMINISTRATION.
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ROOSEVELT OPENS HIS
SPEAKING CAMPAIGN.
az AssoeIated Press.

Providence, Aug. 16.-An appeal for
leadership from New England in the
movement Of the progressive party
was made here tonight by Roosevelt
in his first speech since his nomina-
ton at Chicago. He declared that the
ordinary voter had nothing to hope
for through the success of either the re-
publican or democratic parties, which
he asserted are equally toss ridden. The
colonel devoted his chief attention to
the tariff question.
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KILLING WAS CAUSED
BY WIFE'S JEALOUSY
BY Associated Press.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 16.-Mrs.
Sarah Echols, who shot and killed Mrs.
Georgia Smith, a widow, here Tuesday
waived examination in the police court
today and was bound over to the GRIM
inal court in the sum Of 81, 900, which
was executed. The shooting was due to
jealousy on the part OF Mrs. Echols be-
cause OF her husbands attentions to Mrs.
Smith.
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SENATE is GOOD
FRIEND TO TAFT
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Aug. 16.-An attempt
to pass the steel tariff revision bill
over the presidents veto led by
Senator Simmons was lost, SO to
30. The house had passed it over
Mr.. Taft's disapproval.
By a vote of SO to 36 the senate
late this afternoon failed to pass
the wool tariff revision bill over the
presidents veto.
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M'LAUGHLIN SEEKS
MOBILE TERMINALS
Plans Will Give Pensacols
Another Line to
Chicago.

PROPOSED TO ESTABLISH TEM-
PoRARY TERMINUS AT BLAKE
LY IsLAND'AND FERRY MOBILE
RIVER, PENDING LOCATION OF
BRIDGES - CONNECTION WITH
cocHRANE LINES AND TRAFFIC
ARRANGEMENT WITH I. c. ARE
AMONG POSSIBILITIES.
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE
OF CHRISTIANS REPORTED
ev AssoeIated Pcs.

Cettfn1e, Montenegro, Aug. To-
Terrible reports were circulated at
the capital tonight Of another
massacre of Christians by Moham-
medans in the Berana District OF
Albania. Women and children are
reported to have been murdered by
wholesale. Many girls are said 20
have been carried off into cap
tivity.
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"Joe's arrest affect our engagement? L?
Well, I should say not, It'll just delay
our plans that's ALL
Gertrude Clark, sixteen, of Cleve-
land, says she'll wait for the release
Of her fiance. Joseph Leslie, eighteen,
jailed on the charge of forging his
employers name to checks. Leslie was
a bookkeeper authorized to sign
checks and he is said to have signed
a few on his own account. Miss
Clark is trying to have him freed.
declaring he just made mistake.
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MEXICAN REBEL is
ARRESTED AT e. PAso

Washington, Aug. 16.-Coi Robelo, a
Mexican rebel accused Of violating the
neutrality laws, was arrested at Ell Paso
last night
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IS Silent AS
TO THE KILLING
OF MRS. CAVE

MRS. JONES WILL MAKE NO
STATEMENT REGARDING NASH
VILE TRAGEDY-Is UNABLE
TO SECURE BOND AND RE-
MAINS IN JAlL-FUNERAL OF
VICTIM is HELD FROM MOTH
ER'S HOME.
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FIND EVIDENCE
OF PAYMENTS
BY VICE TRUST
Twenty-Five Hundred Per
Month Went to Police
Inspectors.

INSPECTOR HAYES SUSPENDED
BECAUSE HE FAILED TO SUP
PRESS DIsoRDERLY HOUSES
TWO MORE BECKER ACCOUNTS
ARE FoUND-JUDGE GoFF WILL
PRESIDE AT TRIALS OF ALLEG-
ED MURDERERs.
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Local showers. Saturday and SUI
day probably fair. Light variah
winds.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT or THE INFERIOR
 washinstcp. D.. q. March 2l lsls. Sealed pfobosals in duplicate. will be re- cetveu at the Department until CLOCK pm4 Tuesday. April 30 1912. for the erection and completion of frame dwelling on the south side of Hot Springs Mountain Reservation. Hot Springs, AT, kansas; in accordance with drawings auu specif cations 10 be had on applica ton to this Department. Bidders are Invited to attend One set Of plans and speri- ficntions will be found in the office ei the Superintendent of Hot Springs Res- creation at Hot Springs, Arkansas. where they fray be inspected by interested par ties. Applicants for plans and speelfi- cations will be required to submit wltn their applications for same certified check fof $25. payable to the Secretary of the Interior. as a guarantee for the return og the plans in good condition; The light Is reserved to reject any or all bids waive technical defects. and accept Une part and reject the other as the in- terests of the 0oyernment may require Proposals must be marked Proposals Tor frame dwelling, Hot Springs, Arkansas be securely enveloped, and addressed to the Secretary or the Interior. Washing ton. D. c. Carml A. Thompson. Assist ant secretarv.
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NEM YORK corroN-

New York, April q There was q renewal of the upward movement not ed before the Easter holidays, at the opening of the cotton market thls morning, and prices made new high records on active covering and a broadening demand for long account. The close was strong al a net ad- vance of from 20 to g points for the day July and all later deliveries sold above the i cent level, and in spite of heavy realizing only a slight recession occurred. the close being within a point or two of the best The market opened firm at an ad vance of 6Gl3 points on reports oi further rains in the best over the holidays. continued apprehensons az to the flood situation in the Missis sippi valley. rather better labor news and talk of continued activity in the cotton goods trade. The south wa a big buyer here. while there wa' active covering by local sellers Of lasl week and inside of the first half houi active months were selling about I to is points nat higher
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NorlcE FoR puALlcArloh.

Department vf the Interior, C. $. Land Dftlce nt Camden. Arkansas, AIafcn 5. 1sie
 Notice Is hereby given that Rs,i-~ss IL U Chew. of Cedarglades. Arkansas, wh1 on Februarv 1. lg07 made Homestead IN f-2 NE 1-i. sW IT NE IA and sEi l-4 NV 1As, section S4, township 1 E range 2 W. 5ih principal meridian. has filed notice of intention 10 make final flye-year proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land above described before the United States Commissioner, at Hot Springs Atkansas. oti the 10th day of April f9te
 Claimant names as witnesses Cotton Golden, of Cedatglades. Arisarsas Rob ert L. Thornton of Cedargiades. Arfan- sas; Webster Smith. of CedarRlades. Ar kansas. Austin Smith. bf Cedarglades, Arkansas.
 H c. FRIEDHEIM. Register. Sentinel Record. Hot sprihgs
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IRON MouNrAIn TIME cAAo.


 No. Sgg-FropI local points betweer Benton and Hot Springs on focal freight train ldailv except Suhday) 7.i5 a. m No. 1I~-From St. Louis. Chicago. Kan. sas citY Memphis. Little Rock, Texns and California. 10:05 q. m
 No. lg--From St. Louis. Kansas City Fort Smith. Little Rock and Texariana BPS D. m.
 .so s4o-from St Lonis, Kansas City Memphis. Little Rock. Pine Bluff and Texas. 10;15 D. in.
 Trains Depart No s44. for Pine Bluff. Little Rock Texas. California. Kansas City, Mem phis and st. Louis 7;l5 ax m No Sai--iTor local points between Hot Springs and Benton on local freight train tdaiiy except sunday) s.00 d. m No s0-~Foh Little Rock. Fort smith and Kansas City 80 n m No. is-For st Louis. Chicago, Kan Stuff. Texas. California and New Or- leans, s:s0 D. a.
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xxxxxx xx xxx xl HOW THE TRAINS RUN. { xxxxxxx XXX K.
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD.

zoo a. m. daily. except sunday Nal vefn local
 7s5 n. m. daily. Little Rock local All trains arrive and depart from Beu. ton street station, opposite the postof. fee.
 Trains Depart. l:3O D. m. daily, New York and chl- caeo, Oklahoma and California. 7:25 D. in daily. Little Rock, Mernphi, Limited connects at Memphis for al points.
 b;aO fn daily. excetss Sunday. Nal. vern local
 Trains Arrive.
 10:35 a. m. daiiy. : om Memphis. Lit tie Rock and Oklahoma.
 s:i5 a. m daily, except sunday. Nal. yern local.
 s.s5 D. m daily, from New York ane all points east.
 TAO D. m. daily, from Little Rock Oklahoma and points east
 s;ib ?. m, except Sunday. from Nal vern.
 No 4s, inc l.sO D. m. train, Ina. through steel sieepers to Chicago anc Kansas City. pariot car to Memphis ana dining cdr from Little iiock. all stce coaches to Memphis. Direct connection at Little Rock 10 Oklahoma. California and all points west Connect at Mem. phIs for all points. Quickest time tt New York city without extra fare.
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Norlcr Foe EXPERIMENTATION

Department Of the Interior C. $. Land
 Office at Camden, Arkansas April
 4 1912.
 Notice Is hereby given that Walter Bradshnw, or Cna, Arkansas, who Jn March ,. 1906. made Homestead Eniry (Sefia No. 02G34) No. 2g57a for SW i-4 NV 1-4 section 10. township 7, range 2f w, 9th principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described. before the United States commissioner at Hot Springs. Ar kansas. on the t4th day of May. 1912
 Claimant names as witnesses: Elmer ErantiAs of Orfxa Arkansas, Newton Weatherfprd of Oma, Arkansas: Frank Strickland. Of Oma. Arkansas William Dean of Oma. Arkansas.
 F q. ERTEDHElM. Register Sentinel- Record, Hot Springs
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DANGER ZONE
 MOVES SOUTH Continued From Page One.
contInued From Page one.

ing experiences Of the preceding night. Later small quantities of fresh wa ter were obtained. but not in suffi. cient quantity to supply the needs o; those marooned in the vicinity River water was therefore strained and used as a last extremity Medicines were administered to ward off illness as soon as the refugees reached camp 1t Memphis Several persons we're taken to hospitals.
 At Memphis tonight the river was stationary at 4s.7 feet, fall one one and seven.tenths foot from the high est stage reached. Water finding it's way back into the Mississippi from the break near Hickman, Ky. Is held responsible for the temporary check in the fall here
 The gaps in the levee at St Clair and Wyanoke. Ark, opposite Mem nhs. are widening slowly and tht water is spreading itself over the greater portion of Crittendon and d section of St. Francis county
 Danger Zone Moves South.
 Vicksburg, Miss, April S-With the water at Greenyille and other points topping the flood stage of 1903. the brunt of the battle against the Mis- sissippi river flood is shifting to the lower river from Helena Ark., south, tonight The first break unimpor- tant however. occurred early to- night at Giles Bend. four miles south of Natchez The leyee which col lapsed is a small auxiliary embank. ment and does not affect the main levee system The acreage >which will overflow IS small and composed largely of woodlands.
 Dispatches from Helena report the leyees in the immediate vicinity Of that city holding and no immediate apprehension is felt The gaps in the leyee at Mile Post 24, which went out yesterday. and in Laconia Circle, 60 miles south of Helena, are reported widening rapidis Practically the eii- tire southern half of Phillips county and part of Desha county Is under water.
 At Millers Bend, immediately south of Greenville. 800 conviats and 200 government laborers are at work top ping low stretch of legee Large forces are also at work near Dumas, Ark. an dat Lake Providence. La. Ark, and at Lake Providence, La. danger.
 strong leyess and bluffs, 1t is be. lieyed, will afford ample protection 10 the larger towns of Greenyille. vicksburg. and Natchez. seebage caused the trouble today in yicks- burgs sewerage system. but this has been remedied and further trouble is not anticipated
 AdYices from Bayou Sara and An gola, La, tell Of satisfactory progress in strengthening the emhankments at these points.
 Because Of the urgency of the sit uation 1t has been determined that the emergency clause" of the eight. hour law might be invoked and gov ernment employes are working long CT hours. Ideal weather conditions is aiding in the fight
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Aerie and club rooms located at Nc 514 Central avenue. Hot Springs Aerl' No 5l meets every Thursday at D. m visiting Eagles and ladies are alway. welcome. Club rooms open from 9 Q. m untll 10 D. m, except Tuesday and Wed. nesday JOHN r. MAY, w. r.
 Vincent West, Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department af the Interior, C. s. Land office at Camden, Arkansas Mafeh IS, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Frances A. Thomason of Lotion Arkansas. who, Entry tSeiial No. 02gS0). No 3b210. for s E IA N. F. Ia r. l-2 S E 1-i and B w 1-4 s E i-4, Section IS. Township south. Rahge 70 West 5th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention ip make Final five year Proof, to establish claiin to the land above described. be- fore the United States Commissioner. at ii0t Springs. Arkansas. on the lgth da g 0f April. 1872
 Claimant names as witnesses. James Robbih. Of Oma. Arkansas; Ildwnrd l. iinrris. of Ohm, Arkansas. <. M. Hendet son. Of Oma, Arkansas, Dilc Robbins. of Hot Springs Arkansas.
 II. G FRIEDHEiM
 Register.
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Notice is hereby given. that in pnr- suance of the authority and directions contained in the deeretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County made and entered on the 18th day uf Fehruary- A. n. 1912 in certain cause (No. 4g5S) then pending therein between J. W Smith and Charles w. OBryah Trustee. complalnants. and F. F. Olm- stead and Louisa M Olmstend defend- ants. the undersigned, as Commissioner of said Court. will offer for sale at pub Northwest door or entranse of the County Courthouse, In which said Coiiri Is held. in the C0uty of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales on Wednesday the 1Tth day Of April, A. D. ig12, the following descrih- cd real estate, to~wit: Ali of lots seven teen ttTls eighteen t1S5 and nineteen I9), Block seven t7) of Oaklawn Suh- division of part of the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter and the north east quarter of the southwest quarter of Section eight t0. Township three @ south. Range nineteen (l9) west, in Gar land County. Arkansas
 Terms Of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required tu to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause with approved security, cent per annun from date of sale until paid and lien being retained nn the premises sold to secure the payment Of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 2cth day of March, A. D. 1912
 H. A. WHfTTINGTON.
 Commissioner in Chancery
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LOST Sunday evening. chain Gold
 beads sam reward call Sentlnel Record office lt
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ROOM AND BOARD Excellent table
 l06 Grove street 3-lf-tf
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REpllnllcnN cALL


 lteadouafters Garland County Republican
 s'osn:aittse, Hei sRriags, Ark. April
 In accordance with the action or the executive committee of tic County cen- tial Committee al a meeting held on April 2, 1912. a republican county cun- vention of delegates and alternates rep resenting the republican party Of Gar land county Is hereby called to nice, in the city of Hot Springs at the city council chamber Of the city hall build ing at II o'clock am on the goth day nf April. lgie for the purbose Of elect Ing seven delegates and seven alternates to the Republican state convention to be held in the city Of Little Rock, Arkah- sas, on the 7th day of May. 1912, at iU o'clock a.fii., and elect delegates to any iudlcial or district convention that may be held during the year. and the selec- ton of q county central committee; and the transaction of such other business as hiay properly come before said conven- ticn.
 Primary meetings to select delegates and alternate delegates to said county convention shall be held in the several wards of the city Of Hot Springs on the 18th dny of April 1912. at 7.SU o'clock pm. at the following named locations in said wards First ward court housei ground floor; Third ward. city hall: Fourth ward. Levy livery office: Fifth ward, residence cf J T. q Warren. lls Water street; Sixth ward Mrs. Aker's store room. and in the several townships of the county on said 13th day Of April. f9i2, at 3 o'clock pm, at the usual vot- ing places in said townships.
 Proxies will not he received unless they are given to m acttial resident of the ward or township from which the delegates are elected that the proxy is tO represent.
 The chairman and secretaries of each ward and township are requested to inc mediately send the chairman of this committee the credentials of the dele gates and alternates elected after tho ttiding of their meetings.
 The basis of representation in the county convention has been fixed ny the committee for the several ward at.H iunLna hlfle nu fnllnaAa.
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REAL esrArE nARoAINs.

Four (i) lots. embracing an acre ol nioie, two blocks from ear line. Good four-rOom house on it m good repair Well of good water at Kitchen door; good fences aud outhouses, sllrubhery and flowers in yard: fine garden young 0F ehard of peaches, pears. aprlcuts, upples plums mulberry and perslmmOns. Lots of grape vines of an varieties; fine cui- tivated blackberries and faspb9ries l.leallie ilghts in house. City watet and Sewer accessible For quick sale VII take g. O0O
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coaMlssloNER,s SALE.

Sentinel Record. Hot Springs.
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smaneReM9R@m8M@M@Eex@ReFe
rlll1 slzr LOTs s26.

FOR SALE Cheap roller top office
 desk Packard organ good as new. a09 Benton Si. 1-g-Gl
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LOST

I OST- Between Malvern avrnue -nc
 South Hot Springs. T red book. bills and tax receipts, valuable to owner onlS, Reward | r. SCuiy phone lf13 4-l-2t
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Garland Rebecea Lodge No. 79, I. c. Q F.. meets every first and third Tuesday night at odd Fellows hall
 MRS CALLlE N. FERGUSON. NC Mrs Maggie Oethers Secretary
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KNIGHTS ANn LAplEs oE sFcuRLrY

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY. Hot Springs Council No 20l6, Knights and Ladies Of Security meet at Oddfel- lows hall, first and third Thursday nights Visiting members cordially welcomed
 DIR JOHN FEWKES, Pres. J. J, Hickman, Secretary
 Elwood smith, Organizer.
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Hot Springs Valley Lodge No. CT, I Q c F meets every Monday night in 0de Fellows hall. corner of Prospect and lGx change Ali visiting brothers are cor dially invited to attend.
 E ]. LAMB. N. c. Rnht Knehlnr SenratarY
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F0fl REST Nicely furnished rouns Mrs shanhaia is2 Central avenue.
 4.4-ti
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MlscELLANEoUs.

J. $. WILSON has removed his livery
 stable from Garaud avenue Co 53S Qua chita avenue. Phone l03s Cheapest rate for country trips s-ae-if ARLINGTON HACK STAND. oppo.
 SITE ARLINGTON HOTEL. CAR RiAoE CALLS ANSWERED PROMPT LEE MAYeERRYt PROPRIETOR WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND
 CHECK SAME TO YOUR DESTlNA- HON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. COOPER EROS. LIVERY AND TRANS
 j. wExLEa
 Has expert workmen for cleaning dye Ing, pressing and repairing We clean 1rs fur coats and al other wearing sp- narrl Our work Is guaranteed. Office aS Central Phone 2i32 2-i-tt
 You can't keep good man down Ben Lockett is at his same old tricks selling feed and groceries for the least possible price Call and see him at SAT Central, next door to Prlchard Bros. Hardware Co or phone 6i9
 s-291m BEN LOCKETT THE MITCHELL MAP Of Hot Springs
 25e. at Weavers Book Store e-2S-tf
 When a medicine must be given to young children. 1t should be pleasan, to take. Chamberlains Cough Rem. edy is made from loaf sugar and the roots used in it's preparation give it a flavor similar to maple syrup. mak- ing it pleasant to take. It has no su- perior for colds. croup and whoopng cough. For sale by all dealers
  FLORIST. (eardeneo wants work
 Write Florist care Sentinel Record - 4-S-lwk BEAr1IFrL new goods arriving ialiv
 ot Mrs. q Higgins Art Store. soc Cen '1a' avenue s-i7-tf
 Lame shoulder is nearly always due 10 Rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly Nyields to the free appii- cation of Chamberlain's LinIment For sale by all dealers.
 QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEumArisM
 George ". Rooms TAwton Mich aavs br. Detehon's Refief for Rhenmafisp mas given niy wife wonderful heneaf For fheumatisn. She could not Iift hand ir foot, had to De lifted for two months She began the use of the remedy ana Improved rapidly On ManaaU06he coutc nat move and on "Wednesday she got p fressed hArself ard walked out for hfea kfasf Bold hs Hsis@l4 S Hunt nrag Co.
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Hot Springs Lodge No 5n4 Loyal Order of Moose meets every Friday evening in the Moose hall 72n t-s Central Ave Nis- itnR hfothera coFdinliv invited
 DR JOHN M FlgWKES, Diclafer.l l. c. P Smith. Secretary.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

neparsfsss.t of mo fnfarinr IT. s.
 Land Onfiee at Camden, Arkansas.
 Feb 23 1912.
 Notice Is hereby given that Thomas R. Watkins Of Cedarglades. Ariansns. Entry tserial No 094sD, No 2g2fi. for N 1-2 SEE 1-4 SW 1-4 BE t-4 and sE t-4 sW i-4 Section {, Township i S.. Range 22 w. Fifth Principal Meridian. has filed noiice Of intention to make final proof. to establish claim to the land above described. before the United State Commissioner, at Hot Springs Arkansas, on the Gth day of April. igfg, Claimant nanes as witnesses: Henry William T Merldeth. of Cedarelndes. Arkansas: Dennls D, Nooner. of Cedar elades. Nrknnsas; Thomas ! Ratiff nE Cedarslades Arltansah
 1T c FRIEDtfErM Register.
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Meets every Wednesday night ct D m, at their club rooms, 73G 1-2 Central Ave. over MiiisHp's cigar store Visiting 0wis cordially invited.
 JAS. T.. GRAHAM President. John IT. Simmons Secretary D t1 Ftox 2ac