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Lynch Gives Instructions
Concerning Dropped

New York, July 17.-Prcsidcnt
Lynch, of the National League. to-
dny sent the following notice TO all
club managers
"LenSue umpires have been in
structed to enforce rule IA, section
1, rs follows:
"If, with ono or more runners on
bnnes, the pitcher (either by ncci-
dent or fntcnb drops the baII while
I'm the net OF delivering same to
bntsmnn, or I'm throwing 10 first
when occupied by IL bnsc-runncr,
the umpire Will call 'bnlk,' and
the runner or runners will advance
one bnse. Please inform your pIny-
crs of the nbOve.o
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BY GUS MALBERT.

The Poor Boob in the press box and watched it.
really wasn't question OF having watch it he might
well have been bidding pnochc There
say him nay but about that time he tunch that all
weather told OF impending hard
lie down: Norfolk, Richmond 5.
Once in while starvngtodeah hrchcs forth in gusc
cureal the proper
and wasn't willing to split ifty-fy
John Joseph Kelly stepped outside
ehat Richmond and Norfolk play ball game by
token John Joseph Kelly who gains his right live he
employed by Mr. Boatwrieh president
OF the Virginia League stands imminent danger answering
indictment OF foisting the pubcabout
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spices of the Richmond Amateur Attn
letic Federation. of which the associa
tion is a member
Entries for the athletic meet close
on August Is. Great interest is being
manifested in tho meet by the mem
hers of the association, many OF whom
rave gone into training FOR the various
events. The contestants and officers OF
tho meet will be published as soon as
the entries close.
August % has been declared holiday
by the Life Insurance Company OF Vir-
gnia for tho express purpose or hold =
ing this field day. and thoroughly en-
Joyable time Is anticipated by the mem
bers of the association and their
friends.
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REDS AND PILLS
DIVIDE H0NORS
Dooin's Crowd Wins First Game,
Though Outhit by Cincin-
MATHS Hopefuls.
RHINELANDERS COP SECOND
Four Pitchers Fail to Help the
Sleepyville Clan After Hor-
rible First Inning.
RHINELANDERs COP SECOND

and Cincinnati broke even In IL double
header to-day, Philadelphia winning the
first game, to ., and Cincinnati the
second. TO 2 In the first game Gin
cinnati outhit the Phillies, but Alex
ander kept the hits scattered and his
support was fiawlcss The second game
was easy for the Reds. Manager Doom
used four pitchers, but they could not
stop the hitting. Cincinnati won the
game in the first inning on single,
knabe's two errors. DodSe's double and
sacrifice n.y. They scored three more
in the fourth, one in the seventh, and
touched Rixey up for two more in the
ninth. The scores:
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CUBS AND BRAVES DIVIDE

Boston, July 1.-THE Braves and
Cubs split even in to-day's double bill,
the former taking the first 1 to ., and
the latter the second. 8 TO l. IN the
first Clymer tripled off G. Smith with
the bases fun and later scored on Con
nellys single. Tyler held the Cubs
powcrlcss Richie relieved Smith after
the third and pitched grand ball.
The Cubs won the second in the
fourth inning, when three hits and a
sacrifice scored three runs. The scorcS
FIRST GAME.
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Highland Springs Wants
Game

with record of sixteen games
won out of eighteen played against
some of the fastest amateur teams
of Richmond. the Highland Springs
team would like to hear from tho
Duplex Envelope CO., Forbcs's
Daisies, Locomotive Works. Main
Street Furniture CO., OF my other
strong team OF Richmond.
The following players make mp
this strong teams
G. Dere, left field; u. Crenmer,
centre field, G. Gray. right fieIdJ e.
HObson, first base, III. Lefwich, Sec
Ond bnac, ID. Dreamer, shOrtstopj Fl.
Gresham, third bnsei w. Mann,
catcher, l.. Dendlcs md G. Need
ham, pitchersi DIR. Fox, G.. Derrhoi
and ii. Crenmer. substitutes. Adj
dress G. j. Mann, BOX 1888, Highland
Springs, Va.
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NATIONAL
"a

IICVbNUTEh' q 1fTOOKTyN, s.
Boston, / Chicago. . (irst game).
Boston, ]; Chicago, (second game).
Philadelphia. /; Cincinnati. (tirst
Eame).
Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati Second
Famel.
New York. o St. Louis. (hrst
Eame)
New York. 3; ST Louis. Second
gaIne)
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MACKMEN FINALLY LOSE

Chicago. July 1.-THE White Sox
defeated the Athletics here to-day. 5
TO . Three hits off Bush. which in
cluded Lords triple. Collins's error and
Il base on balls uctted the locals four
runs in the seventh inning. and won
the game after the Mackmen had tied
The score in their half OF that same
round McInnis's iukc home run N
the ninth gave the visitors another
tally. Morcy pitched the rnal inning
for the visitors The. score:
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Cincinnati ......'.............3oo ac0lo.E.
Philadelphia .,..............-. Q Q 0 > %
Summary: Errors-Bescher. Knabe ~.
Two base hits Dodge, HoOlitzel. paskert.
Sacrifice hits Bescher. Hoblit.el. stolen
bhses--knabe, Bescher. Double plny-Tinker
to Hobiitzci. First base on balls-Or John
son. q of Seaton. ! OF Mayer, j. of RlNcy
|. struck out-By johnson. :: by senton. /.
by Marshall, !. Hit b. pitcher-BcrGhain-
Passed ball Killing Empires BYRON
and Risler Time Of game, 2ours. Attend
ance, J.: 0u0.
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CLIMBERS AGAIN
TR0UNCE BROWNS .
Engel Applies Whitewash Brush
to St. Louis Behind Good
Fielding.
M'BRIDE's DOUBLE HELPS
Captain Of Washington Club
Scores Only Run Made
During Game.

St Louis. Mo, July 17.-Engel ap-
piled the brush TO the Browns here to-
day. Washington winning. to 0. The
when Mcbride doubled and scored on
Shotten's error. ST. Louis had a chance
to score in the third. when Lavan
tripled, but failed to WALTON the ball
and left him stranded at third. Tho
score:
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PIRATES BEAT SUPERBAS

Robinson eoryn vas hit hard nary to- daV tRe
fielding back OF him was so clever that
the Brooklyns could collect no runs.
except in tho seventh inning, and then
not enough to win the game. Score:
Pittsburgh. 4: Brooklyn, g.
Hyatt batted for Robinson in the
eighth. when Pittsburgh was strug-
Cling to put over the winning runs, al
CONTINUED on Seventh Page)
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even worse because it is going TO be
the truth.
Had the porpoise been the hare and
the mare the porpoise, Norfolk might
have shown something that would have
been productive OF enthusiasm. But
the pprpoise was the porposc and the
hare the hare, therefore the Grinmcn
cantered along into the stretch with
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YANKS TRIM NAPLANDERS

m1r Of a. ny bali b. Lei6ola paved paved
tho way for six runs and victory for
the Ynnks in the second inning to-day.
Chances taIl-endcrs winning. to /.
kahlcr went to pieces after the error.
Schulz pitched swell article OF ball,
and deserved TO win Cuilop. who re-
lieved kahler also pitched we'll The
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New YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D . . Q . III
Summary: First base on erroTs-Sew York,
! Errors-Leihold. Jackson. Turner, OSeil.
knight Aidklf Two base h!ts-Pecklu-
pcuEh. Knight. MIGHT Sacrifice hits-Har;-
zclI Peckinpaugh schulz. stolen bases
LsibolG. Daniels, Woltcr. cree. Double plays
-Hart1el! 10 TeckinpuuEh 20 knight; Tur-
ner 10 i.ajole q Johnson, Chapman 20 la1ols
10 johnson Left on ba.es- Cleveland. s..
Non York. Ifi,s-On Kahlcr. IN "a In
ming. OF cuilop in 7i-3 !nuings. First
base on halis--On kahlcT ,: on Schulz. l.
struck out-By Culop. :. hy schulz. ,. Wild
pitch kahlcr. umpiTes O'LouEhlin and Ill.,
achrnnd. Time OF EhnIe. 40.
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ST GAME,
Cincinnati.
Totals ..32 Ell "a Is Totals . 20 81 Is
'BHttcd for Amcs In seventh
tBatted for Suggs In ninth.
EtpEt u IUUIU
Cincinnati! ......
Philntelphta -.

tftVIt IIIUINSs. X.
Cincinnati northumberland o 0 o CO
Philace phia ...................2 o iiQ00a-
summary: Errors-Dodge. Clarke. Two
base hits-Lobert, Dodge. Three base hit
Paskert. Home run-Becker. stolen base
Groh. Double plBys-Alcxauder to Knabc to
Ludcrus. Dodge to Groh To HobiItzel; KILL
Ter TO knabe. First base on balls-On Ames.
/. of Sugss. J. of Alexander. {. struck out
By Ames. !. BY SugSs. :, By Alexander 4.
Wild pitch-Ames. Umpires. ilsleT and BY
ron. Time OF game i:3S.
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Washington ..............o ooOioooe-l
ST. Louis ........................o 0 0 0 90
Summary: Errors-Shotten. Lavan Two
base hit-Mc Bride Three,base hit-Lavan.
Double piay-Lavan to Brief (2). Left on
bases-St. Louis .. Washington, /. First base
on ea!ls.on Engei. l. Struck out-By Engel.
4: by Weilmsn g. Baik-Eurcl Umpires.
Evans and Sheridan. Time OF game. 10.
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Washington ut 81 Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland
Boston AT Detroit.
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Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...................o 90 DOL IL
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. o o 0 ks
summary: Errors-collinS. Lapp. Rath.
Three base hlt-Loyd. Home run-MclnnIs.
SAcrince hits-Coil!ns. Bodie. stolen bases
Schalk Weaver. Double plays-Kath to
Chase Bush to Barry 10 Mcinnis; Daley TO
Baker: Lapp 10 Collins. Left on bases
Philadelphia T. chicago. 4 Hlts-On Bush.
in : innings. First base on balls-On Bush.
3: of Scott. . Struck out--By Bush. 3. by
Scott. !. Empires. Egan and D!neen. Time
OF game. "a.
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Rnccs Again Postponed.
Pittsburgh. Pa. July 1.-THE grand
circuit races were postponed to-day
because of heavy track
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Score 10y inninSs r.
Chicago ...-....'.....'......'...9 o o..
boston ~ y v y v y " ~
Summary: Errors-Saer. Needham. Two
base hit-Schulte. Three base hit-Ciyner
Sacrifice hits-Clyrner. Tyler. Stolen bases
Evers. Mitchell. Corriden. Double pays--F
Smith to Sweeney TO Myers; Corriden to
EYers TO Safer. Left on hases-Chicago. (:
Boston T. Iiits-QT c. Smith, In 3 innings
of Richie. In innings First base on balls
of Tyler, g. Struck out-By Tyler. 6; by
Richie. .. Cmpires Quigley and Emsiie.
Time OF game. l:ii.
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Chicago ............ BOOBIES
Boston Il " v " VI
Summary: Errors .Humphries. Clymer
Myers. T%o-base hits-Saier. Miller. Corri-
den. Threc-base hit--Alilier. stolen base
Maranville. Double plays-Evers to Safer to
Corriden; Corriden TO Evers to Safer. sac
riice hits-Schulte. Corridor. Left on bases
Chicago 3; Boston, !. First base balls
or Humphries 1. Struck out-By Humph-
ries 5. Empires. ODay and Emslie Time
OF game 1913.
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Results in Big Leagues.
AMERICAN

New York, :; Cleveland. /.
Decentralization (wet Grounds).
Washington. l. st Louis. o.
Chicago. . Philadelphia. .
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Virginia League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Richmond, ,; Norfolk, q.
Newport News, q, Portsmouth, 3.
Roanoke, \; Petersburg, @.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk ut Richmond.
Newport News Mt Portsmouth,.
Petersburg at Roanoke,
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SECOND GAME.

Totals Us 4 81 i3 Totals =. 81 6 10 '25 Il
'Connelly out. hit by hated ball.
tBatted for Rariden in eighth.
tBatted for Perduc in ninth.
l.N,i In
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SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati alpIrifn

Totals 80 I'll :7H Totals . SO : y !.
'Batted for killlfef in nfth.
tBatt-d for Mayer In NTH
tBattcd for Marshall In seventh
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

St. Louis al New York
Pittsburgh At Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston
Cincinnati NJ Philadelphia.
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Continued on Seventh Page.)
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Totals -. 81 s 81 10 Totals 80 Is
tPhelan. third base and second base
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Totals 81 ~ Totals ...?s 5 II
.Eatted for Bush In eighth.
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d misrepresentation.
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Schrnder Whitccrnf on bnscu
folk 81 Time gnmcOnc hour III
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TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE.

l. w. R. Shinn. Tax Assessor in and for Polk County, Arkansas. will bc q the Within-named places on the dates set opposite each place, for the purpose of assessing the Real and Personal Property of Polk County for the year 1913:
 Rich Mountain Township. Mon day. June l6. al Rich Mountain Sta ton.
 Acorn Township. Tuesday. June IT, at voting place.
 Washita Township, Wednesday. June Is, al voting place.
 Mountain Township, Thursday, June l9, al Dr. Norris Mill.
 Mountain Township. Friday and Saturday, June 20 and 2l, al Cherry Hill
 Mill Creek Township, Monday, June g, al voting place.
 Big Fork Township, Tuesday, June 24, at voting place.
 Fulton Township, Wednesday, June 9, at voting place.
 Gap Springs Township, Thursday, June 26, at voting place.
 Faulkner Township, Friday, June ?, at voting place.
 Ozark Township, Monday and Tuesday, June 30 and July 1, at Grannis; Wednesday and Thursday, July 2 and 3, at Wickes.
 White Township, Friday, July i, at Hatton; Saturday and Monday, July and ', at NanderVOOrt: Tues day and Wednesday, July s and 9, at Cove.
 Cove Township, Thursday and Friday, July 10 and fl, at Hatfield Eagle Township, Saturday, July l2, at voting place.
 Cedar Township, Monday, July fl, at voting place.
 Freedom Township Tuesday, July l5, at Mountain Fork Postoffice Wednesday and Thursday, July 16 and Y, at voting place.
 Potter Township, Friday, July IS, at voting place.
 Center Township, Saturday, July l9 at voting place; at Mena Court house Monday, July 2i to July 3i.
 w. R. Shinn,
 Tax Assessor.
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IN NIENA.
The Evidence Is Supplied by Local
 Testimony.

Mrs. Nancy J. Rose, 522 Armour Ave-, Mena, Ark. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of kidney complaint after two years of suf- fering and almost constant doctor ing. Most of the time l was in bed too sick to do my housework, and cannot fully describe the misery. My back pained me all the time and the kidney secretions were unnat- ural. l felt that my life was fast ebbing away and l spent most ev- cry cent l could spare for different medicines and doctors treatments. Finally l learned of Doan's Kidney Pills by reading of them in the pa pers, and l began using them. In three days l was out of bed and feeling fairly good Four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Nandiver's Drug Store, permanently cured me. 1 have been in good health ever since. l consider my case remarkable in view of the fact that I am over seventy-five years old"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's- and take no other.
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upon these activities with dull, hope. less anger. He went back to the girl and sat down beside her.
 Have you any idea why you are here?"
 "No; unless he saw me in the ba- zaars with Horace, and thought to torture him by bringing me along"
 Horace! A chill that was not of the night ran over his shoulders. So she called the adventurer by his given name? And how might her presence torture Ryanne? George felt weak in that bitter moment. Ay, how might not her presence torture him also? He had never, for the briefest ppace, thought of Ryanne and Fortune at the same time. She spoke, alphabetically it was true, as if she had known him all her life. The wisest thing he could do was to bring Ryanne to a condition where he could explain some parts of the enigma and be Of some use. Hor ace!
 "I'm going to have another try at him." he said.
 She nodded, but w..1out any par. ticuer enthusiasm.
 George worked over H"erra fer the bet' cr rert of Pn hour t.5 flv inc battered man moved. He made an ef
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For the simple reason I didn't have it to give up."
 Whats that?"
 When I went up to my room, night before last, some one had been there ahead of me. And at first I had giv. en you the credit" said George, with admirable frankness.
 "Gone" There was no mistaking the dismay in Ryanne's voice.
 Absolutely"
 Well, l be damn!" Ryanne threw sside the blanket and got up It was painful movement, and he swayed a little. "If Brahomed hasn't it, and I haven't it, and you haven't it, who the devil has, then?'
 George shook his head.
 Jones we are in for it. If that cursed rug is Mah0mods salvation, it is no less ours. If We ever reach the palace cf Bagd9d and that rus is not forthcoming, ven never see tho outside Of the walls again"
 Nonsense! There's an American consul al Pagdad."
 And MahoBed will notify him Oi our arriyal!" bitterly.
 Isn't there some way we two might get at Nahomed?"
 Perhaps; but it will take time. Don't bank upon money. Mahomed wants his head If the rug I" But Ryanne stopped. He looked be. yond George, his face full of terror. George turned to see what had pro duced this effect Fortune vas com ing out of her tent Fortune? My God!' Ryanne's legs gave under and he sank, his face in his hands. T see it all now! Focl. fcol! Fe's go- ing to get ne, Jones; he's going to get me through her"
 Continued in Next 1ssue)
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Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of the authority and dl- rectiOns contained ill the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Polk County, made and entered on the l4th day of April, A. b. 1913 in a certain cause (No, 1009) then pend ing therein between Frank M. WOOttOn, complainant, and South western Slate Company, corpora ton, defendant, the undersigned, as commissioner of said court, will of fer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the Southeast front door or entrance of the Coun- ty Courthouse in which said court is held, in the county of Polk, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Saturday, the Fist day of June, A. D. 1913, the fol- lowing described real estate, to- wit:
 Ali of the s1a of N1a, and N1a of SWA, and SEA-, Sec. 33, and E1a NEA; the S1a NWA, and SWA SEA; the SEA SWA, and WIZ SWA, Sec. 34, and N1a NWA; the S12 NE14, and NWA NE44, Sec. 35, and the SWA NWA, Sec. 36, all in Township No. Three (3) S., Range No. Twenty-seven (27) West.
 And N1a NWA, Sec 3, and NEA NEA, Sec. 4, and NWA SEA, Sec. i, and N13 SWH, Sec. 4, and NEA SEA-, Sec. ,, and N1a N1a, Sec. g, all in Township No. Four (4) S.. Range No. Twenty-seven (27 West, and N13 NWA, Sec. i, Township No. 4 S., Range No. 26 West.
 And Nh NEA, SEA- NWA, Sec tion No. 5, Township Mo- Four (Q, Range No. Twenty-six (26) West, all of said land being in Montgom- cry County, Arkansas.
 And the S1a NEA, Section No. B, VIZ NWH, Section No. 34. Town ship Mo- S., Range No. 29 West, and the SEA- SEA, Sec. fl, and S15 SWA, Sec. 12, and NEA NEA, Sec. fl, all in Township No. Three (3) S., Range No. 29 West, and being in Polk County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale-On credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as re- quired by law and the order and de- cree of said court in said cause, with approved security, bearing in terest at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the pay ment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 22nd day of April, A. D. 1913.
 M A. Stratton.
 Commissioner in Chancery. Star-First Pub. May %.
 Last Pub. June i9.
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LEGAL NOTICES
SALE OF SIXTEENTH SECTION
 SCHOOL LANDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pur- suant to the authority vested in me. the undersigned Sheriff and Collector in and for Polk County, Arkansas, I will, on the 7th day of July, 1913, be- tween the hours of 12 o'clock m. and o'clock D. m., at the southeast en- trance to the County Courthouse in Mena, Polk County, Arkansas offer for sale at public .outcry to the high scribed lands, the same being school lands of the State of Arkansas, to- wit:
 Lot No. 2; NwH NEA Sec. 16, Twp. Lqt No. 5; SEA NEH Sec 16, Twp. 1qs! No. g 3. 30 &EA NwH Sec. ls, Twp. Lot No. f. ,S SSW,h Nw4 Sec. 1s, Twp. Lot Nc. 5; swH NwA Sec. 1e, Twp. Lqt &o 5s NEA SEA Sec 1e, Twp. Lot Nc. ls, SEA SEA Sec. 1s, Twp. l Lot Nc. F NWH swH Sec. 1s, Twp. Lot Nc. ii. SEA swA Sec. 1s. Twp. l Lot No. Is SEA SEA- Sec 16, Twp.
 That said sale will be continued from day to day at the same place of said lands are sold.
 That no bid for a less amount than lllet- -louiin or the appraised value or said lands, and in no event for less than $l25 per acre will be accepted.
 That said sale is made pursuant to a petition heretofore presented to the Sheriff and Collector of Polk County Arkansas, and appraisement hereto fore made of said lands.
 Witness my hand as such Sheriff and Collector for Polk County, Ar kansas, on this 29th day of May, 1913.
 J. A. THORNTON,
 Sheriff and Ex-Oficio Collector. S-Dem-First Pub. June 4
 Last Pub. June 25
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Wednesday, the 23rd day of July, 1913, there will be a Special Elec- tion in Polk County, Arkansas, at the several precincts, as follows:
 Acorn Township, at Acorn; Cor inth, at Corinth School House; Big Fork Township at postoffice; Center Township at Old Dallas; Cedar Township, at voting precinct; Cove Township, at Hatfield; Eagle Town ship, at town of Potter; Freedom Township, at Rocky; Fulton Town ship, at Board Camp; Faulkner Township, at John Watkins store; Gap Springs Township, at voting precinct; Mountain Township, at Egger; Mill Creek Township, at vot- ing precinct; Ozark Township, at Wickes and Grannis; Potter Town ship, at voting precinct; Rich Noun tain Township. at Rich Mountain; White Township, at Cove and Van derVoOrt; Ouachuita Township, at Holly Springs; Mena Special: First Ward, at DeQueen street; Second Ward. at Mena street; Third Ward, at - street.
 That said election will be for the purpose of electing one Governor.
 Witness my hand as Sheriff on the 2nd day of June. 1oi9.
 J. A. THORNTON, Sheriff, 77-23-2t Polk County, Arkansas.
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WOMAN'S SKIRTS CAUSE
 DEATH OF TWO AVIATORS

Buc, France, June 5.-Auguste Bernard, a French aviator; and a passenger, Mme. Rose Amicel, were killed today under unusual cir cumstances while making a fight at the aerodome here.
 When the aeroplane was at a considerable altitude Mime. Amicels skirt became entangled in the lever connections. Instantly the pilot lost control and the machine plunged to earth and was shattered.