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Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
LINCOLN CITY.

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1Zs-E Es-iarer : Dzv services ID 11s
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M-s- Eoy Tr1it-
Mrs. H9wsso Bs5e-zn zn5 se-s
spent part e lzst week Il P11ls5eluzis-
Misses blrEills EC-ris0z zn1 Mze
Mssslck sp@nr SUo3sy Ei1a Mss E1nz
u. Ce-1srie
AEs- L5zzs Baker Is visiting her sls-
-. Nrz- Ray Norrzs91
~. z1d GE- Same 2 un1snt1zl snc
zlc SCI Alert q Alozny. 3. T.. sDs1-
Fsrr y lsst week sirs Nr. and Nrs- 2
u Can
A. s110nooas party cgnslsting q z.
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rs1 zn1 Hsnry Hated speut SATURDAY
z1o 1znosT i1 H5LEingogn AID P1i-s-
1spla
Prszenng - Lz1co-n next S1ndsy &
lg-l5 = r. SuDfecz. The Hoy sllrl- -
sgnazy sesooi. 2 ?. n EpWOrtn Lesg1e
preger meeting. : 2. Es-. ls1 DT 1trs- P
q DsrriGksO1- 2 n. pEeze1l-g-
Subject, sg0ssp1 Il POtipng-'s House. -
Al Slz1gnter Mex C11ncz - Sunday
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Jet. = Claz1ged Life
Cedar Mex Chgrch-Szndzy Seh9ol.
a m
TIE ". c. 7. T. xm meet a. he
hoUe Of Nr and Mrs. william Caipnlan
this Friday night
TIE Fourth u Jsiv VII b celebrated
- Lf1c0i1 Chsrel Hal Particulars VIII
" puDils1ec later
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
GLENDALE

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Aoa Her-g9ozn. ore q or blE 55Ts.
40 hZs been n uae GrT fo- 3 Fsar.
cane none l1 41zs1ar- sz-E VII
CASING elrF 5rscs- Sc loake.5 IRE sni
sasDs1 - sweet s-5 modest Ion
l09ss ne TOO an Ts-y ucoa1 y rs
1rloe A-1sr SeEE 11sir z-Ssle
frlsn1s -hsy rook he rraz1 for M7H1-.
We nave 1sW 1111srrT Il 11ur-. and
one that h2s ben 1as5a5 tar s l11E
uDe-s harness EzEs- s-5 8 s1os c-5-
bier combined We have MT lez-nz5
MS name. buc hope ke w5lI Esve S--,ass
WITH ms snterp-lss
OR farmers are haoa-7aE rs-r a.
xlo1s sbo1t rhslr colsto cls-cs as Ehst
rne 1ree1s ls1t Al inssct saams 5s-s--
mined . oeS-rcy. and j. looks - Il re
must look slSeU1s-a tor our sca-k s-i
Eoulc suggest G-yo-5 1zrlrE s-v u
SCI % advertise ra=-. - Ne caz E1aE.
r J. Cisndslssi kss E2-s co EsE-l-
more. where ~ hzs i1e3ruo-s-s2 an
Other lumber coEuz-r. $50 i & H-zS--
ls-- and the pscs ne i Eoi1E uow Ee
expect % Soo1 Sc him c-s big hrn of
TIE woods y
~ \ Llcke-slE IS csasrSrz Ia 5et-ss
on the plscs Of his racs-c ere. a-sasrs-
tory q bullding modem houe- and hss
hls pans now reSdy fer s2ss SeacSans
from the carpenters.
Ms " 5. Dieksrsoa IS au5-s SEX
E7rh an scute stack q insSrssSon.
She mas beeu . grsst sufferer. bct st
-ils writing Is improving.
Little Milis Wyrnsn wss hsslv kurt
While playing about piie of bricks.
dis nnger got esught ard the rsIl ani
end mashed Of.
Well. well. what on eSrth does ID.
A. e. know about me OF nv spiritusl
condition ; He had q crsst tfuss last
week about Paul Pry'' beng killed
and even hSd the iEapUSsnos tS say he
vas not 70 die. What woulS thar
oqusciOus gentleman have 20 d. 10 get
,sSdy To die Shall we follow IN his
.oot-stepS2 He is s irs example for a
Nous scholar % inmitate. We think
ie had better look ont OF s steam en-
me might run INTO him ard VIII BE- fit
Q die 7 Get res1y. broths-, get rssdy.
Don't mind what Others tell vou. bat
get ready for that great Judgment
Jay. Paul PrV.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

THE ANNA scn0o1 sisca1ns Il
Ken aa5 New Cassie ruru1es WI
- aasc t9-m9-1w me n sac
Eae Ez1euts sauuid s-t=n1 -nsss
ee-1oas wiz the E-u 1ueu1pr
Ehze 1ae Ts-r 5zst oqp9--nrhes and
oau sz-sas for qr36c school educa-
Eloz 6o- Enzi- cnld-zu snail y
azour1r fueo e5e-t -,a=-z ~ nanr
ra1ues 10 pgasiae- 1ssides n 1a--
naw and leas- -u2o--art r,9.u- q
zmonrt of taxes - y 1aL 11zt
zHzS L 1as ma 1-l1za- Xxx IS gue
or @er IRE do1a-s more E -ae
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Tx ua-.=r of teacZng tn=o-z1ca-
1e-igu E-9n 3ooks as Is zszal
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z1e69a 2 enid receives 5u@g
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sgus- c9u61101s. an6 -zs2srf fa-
pzz1c properly aa1 IL Interests q
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r5f ros parents 20 attend ne scao0l .
e-1o1s AID sss tast 1ea WIZ
sous 1asa q t5e dutles 1ae ron
1aeI 70 lns Pr1dc sc5ools az 81
Lectec As sraool commissioners.
Lave t1s ra11-sr q cha1ce fg- 5st-
~ ecaca1s2u lnde- better con1t
6Gas lu or pr55c sc52ols. as6
-oEmsocs i tg-lo-ow = tas
s-aool slscrg1s
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
BURRsVILLE

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fgs tae plrp9ss q purchasing car tor
re forUer
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day and s1n5sy with Aess-z- Olss
smith and Harlan Blsdss-
Miss Eva Thswiey Eessrs- Arthur
SrsTs1s. Roy Bzks- and Arthur Baker.
Ters eltertslre1 b. 11rz- Len9rs SrsTers
5n Sun1zF-
Mrs. Cosrsey Hzmmg1i ard Nrs
aarri1gt0n. Of Hsrrington visited the
formers sister M-z- ETs ThsEieg last
week
Niss Laura Thzwley Is suzeriug with
40 sbcess o. q tooth-
Our scoool closed last Frl5ay a-l
-he tesche- Mss Mamie Raughley gaFe
! Terv nee pienie % the children and =
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Decoration Day was 2 pretty oaT but
} g1ist ore The cemeteries we're vel
5se0rats3 shCEing there was interest 4
ret over the dsz1-
Emmet Rsughiey ard company Of
uen not0red from their home near
7ra1sricE Sunday and were guests y
sr. ard Hrs. J. 2 Rzughlgv-
Miss Annie foss teacher Of Chi.tC1s
sch0ol Tkich IS zoout two miles from
lOEn gave 3 picnic On Mo1dzF after
.oon- Hiss B1rnignE one Of Csr0lines
instructors Tzs prezznt and cooking
io1test syas red. she explained th0rO1hly
.oout the freless cogEsr and states +
.zea sch00l sng1ld have ere
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
MAGNOLIA


William n r-nuss u p iiuinEt1r
vas E Euss- nf AZ. Enr HIS. g. :. 81
tsu-EainW -ilaT 10 MunosE
M-z 5amus 1sl1EEslm- y -uiaoa-
uruIE was aT-z--aITls1 pr H. an1 ErE
r.ulla-- riUgEsuEI 6 Few nsrE ems week
Ar zar-T C. Dnuslr Ess-l-ns1 nome
8r MunasT 1r1n 3 rialt Vlrn NJ anC
Mrs c-uae-- 5unus1u in Wilmington az
euulTsguisc Dv ns- EranonauEulsr. Av-a
51uusnl.
Rev and Ms E-Issr EaHrear anc
sgr TIsEsc -siErlrsE 2 Chesapeake Cry.
llE -nss wsak
Ms. 1s-nest 1s1dsr- uf Eri a-lai gi-ilE.
i VISITING Peter q L4-aes anc cauEtrIe-E
1ssr auc M = lharu Z EEr1nsWE
auc II. anc N-E. saI,lss Ea--lr were
EusstE EsslHr1sr u NJ a1lc M-E. l5sg-Ez
Snu--E nsar LtfssW8l1
ArE lnsrieE Turner auc ssn F-anc5s.
- IN .a1aiIinia a1e Ne. y llhaEr 5sEnE-
lsr- uf LipTsr ara visiting NJ. auc Nh
I -znE Lg1Ez EIC g--lszr rzis-iTzs
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or ~ Z suu-- E-Hr
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asslr nEuE beer rsesl- rlsl-u-E % NJ
arr NJ aufss sE1-s-tisia
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1Lin1aT morning - II 3 -iueE.
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1ecuIsaueT
Ins -s- -llz--a--F Conference FIR
1uis rnarEz VII y rsc e Zns euurer
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Lns g-aau Christian 1zsrups-aues .
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Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
WILLIAAlSvmLE.

The Childrsn's s dsv serrce VII Be hel
10 the grove AZ this place sunday after
noon, June S,i. az 2So. A cordial il i
tation is extended 10 ali.
We are in receipt Of q letter. signed
= A Reader. which smphssioaliy con-
aemus an a. ticie Which appeared II the
Chronicle Of last week. AS It Is our fron
bound rnle 10 publish Only articles which
are signed, we have consigued Il to tie
waste basket. Wewil be more than glad
10 publish the article should the winter
disclose his. or her. name. The article
Ia question was relative 70 the schools Of
Wiiliamsviiie.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
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AgTEs - ~ s-1ez1ld W9-ds o.
praise l-9z tas De-orrslc pa2zs
and Ds@oc-s politicians as 70 he
51s1ess -ethoos q toe Ee-t Cgrz-
Ley Corr TIE 5ooas q Ke1f
-a1zfy. walc1 Gaze 1zs s1-1e 6-st
2f 1Eay haze ase8 perziEsS e g
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9lazs1 1o1- oEoer tts- taat tas cgr--
- ezs 30 ~ @g1ey nzl1 Ha5ca y
gzy - bss6e1 6sa- ooa faI-g
5ze Tas Is sad -es1-t fo- t1s
Gtzz zrz-s - co5tezc-ate. afe- fox
s-ez-s q Den9lrztsc management 81
Zeze -oauty 6aa1oes- W1s1 tae
z2egz5-1rz-s We-z z cg-t-ol Key
zwee 1ozpeI=5 70 1=trrs ne -zzes
OK Ec1cs ard zg1gsgez E5icz aa5
7elz 1eIectsi ~ taesr DsuocrzEc
rreS aoess9rs wa1ca 5st tbem oY=-
Gfeez taoz24ai do.-zrs 70 pay b=
SKIES zhe Soa..ng debt bzr taeg
scco1 1Pi5sze5 ta.s wst5outa : mater
zal rzlse IL re tax rate. Bzt TIE
eeDzs u K--r couzty became rest
zea and dissatisfied. AID Enziiy r.
sanraed The De@o--atsc party 20
rgQEeT IN Kent county. sn6 since
Ebea the floating debt las been
s1ezdiiy increasing. and aon tae
z1o1ey borrowed o. bor5s 5szue6
Eszng yesrs ago bY the Denocrz..c
Fzrtg 70 finance its administration
-dOines. have been protested, sa6
Ghe holden are asking hog they are
20 get their money from the county.
EVez with this s;tuatiouiac;ug them
4he Democratic members o. the.
presezt Kent County Levy Court
refuse 70 provide BY taxation fo-
me uoney % maintain the credit Of.
Ghe county The legislature should
nave abolished the Levy Courts Ct
bot Kent and Sussex COUNTIES and
created County Comnissions Of noi
usore than i've each 70 attend % the
Gnzucizi management Of the brsi- /
mess of each county. How much
Longer viii the people permit in
rompetent business management oil
Eheir county affairs ? Kent county
oFss authorized 70 borrow s85. 1000 (
% refund is floating debt. By tie
kast legislature, and the question 4
uoz arises as 70 the amount o. the
der which Is now outstanding. ]
The psople have had enough jng-
Cling with their affairs. and regard
zzsa Of party affiliations. they musi
demand business methods in coun-
81 aHairs, and the sooner It comes, Z
he better The honor Of Kent
-0unty has been trailed In the dust
By incompetence to meet business
sifnations, but not one word Of :
-a1ment has been priaEed By the
Kent ceaasg papers. A bond owner :
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

Eno nas Dne u zne -r-1E=s1 bonds
ana z m=nbz- q M Levy L1u-
Is 1- au1a1-z-F f1r fars n 1ns
casz Tcv 1nz snrs
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
GREENWOOD.

James White = n q serious condition.
taVizg lost the sight Of his rignt eye,
and s IN q Pniiadeiphia hospital for
treatnent Of ne left eye.
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
ETGIaTG lHIIHS Il ELNIIlI.

fa5s 81 tte
Aa-lsug uu1HT dressed MAJ
-aa- 1aVe -1= tznEs tnsr
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a-eu-1l aid 11l1 lt[o -r-sHs ua8a
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u11s-
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caa-are- 4.ru-
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models Z E=a5s-
T-z- zn1 i93E IN ne o. and Be
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

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3 E s @ s. 7sE ~zr
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
DERRICKSON & VAN KIRK. MILFORD; ,.,.w.,.

I3751I3i9i1s111I91I33I3i3i33I4331347As
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

LADIES' CAN COVE HERE = auF a= n s9-ne o.s-- ~
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- So II 1-al 2 l---s11-EE -s- pas
- - Z Fo7 1sF= oo-sl8a NIKE -=s=nt = "a
a1-l- 7s-e z1- 81 2 e Eg- E1uId -lzas= nm us1
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

STRAW HATS, IT " 7ssazzE 7sszs7 z92a zasz
>zDNG y MILFORD
49, u s-lzA -a-s rs -l8-Ea-
- E--s1 as- = ~ II szzs17 ll-uuEl BIZ
add
t1s s-ack t-3Ezz -1aces a-czzn= 80 -
o7= q OF 2-@z vas r912-=1 70 -sks ZIP y H. -
--srk=-s a-F Ngr - -
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Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

HlBHl-Es11' 4 7-aa XIX DE2aarK508 & HsN XIX
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

80 Z. = = p p =. = - So = = 3 = = = = Y : = . 2
Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06

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ca z-E 1=-ac1l=5 -a-iH-s -l 1-u
AZ Elu1A s. and E5a SIX suz e
E-=a- ra-1=-r Cd rai1rs s. SIS HHr s.
80 mans wardrobe Is r1ru-il=-= sr-19--
SINE d -nez= s1s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-17

When you think of going fishing, remember that we carry a complete line of fishing tackle. CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-17
VACANCIES IN
 CONSTABLE OFFICE
It Is Not the Prer0gatiye of the Gov ernOr to Make Appointment to
 Fill Vacancies, or to Call Spec. iaI Elections For It.

little Rock, May 15.-Vacancies in the office of constable are becoming more frequent and the mistaken idea that it is the governors duty to fill these vacancies by appointments is becoming more general is the com plaint of Governor J. M. Futrell, who has called upon the press to aid him in informing the public that it is neither his power to appoint consta bles nor to call special elections for this purpose. .-s.-
 Section 661 of Sandels and Hills Digest which makes it the duty of the county judge to call an election to fill the vacancy, and the duty of the sheriff to post notices ten days before the election, are still in effect" ," said Governor F'utrell, and in case of a vacancy it is the duty of the county judge to call the election as called immediately after the vacancy occurs, it is not necessary to appoint anyone to fill the office for the ten days before the election. However, if the county judge finds it inconvenient to call the election at once, on his re- quest it might become the duty of the governor to appoint someone for the time being
 The idea that it is the duty of the governor to make an appointment in the sace of vacancy in the office comes through the fact that such would be the case under Amendments Mo- 3, which was declared passed by the speaker of the House of ReDres- entatives, and was included in Kirbys Digest. However, the ruling of the Supreme Court was that the amend ment had not received a majority Of the votes cast and was therefore not in effect
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T0NEY AND LUCAS MAY ANNOUNCE TODAY I'll RACE LIKELY FOR PROSEGUTING ATTORNEY
 IN THIS DISTRICT. Parham Has Already Announced ney and Lucas Confer With
 Their Friends.

Today is the last day upon which candidates for prosecuting attorney can file their names with Secretary ". B. Alexander of the Eleventh Judi cial District. The primary is to be held on June 21, at which time gov ernor is also to he4nominated in this who was appointed to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of T. Havis Nixon, has been the bly one to off cially announce for the place and has already deposited his $200 with Secre- tary Alexander, the amount required of candidates by the committee to de- fray the expenses of tie election. While no official announcement has been made by him, it is generally be- lieved that Attorney Fl. K. Toney will ancunce himself as candidate for prosecuting attorney today. He has been conferring with close friends for several days and stated last night that his friends are urging him to enter the race and that he would probably do so today. II. D. Lucas, of Star City, Linccln county, was i'll Pine Bluff yesterday and was known to be talk ing his prospective candidacy over with Pine Bluff friends. He declared last night that he had not reached a decision. If Toney announces it is understood that Lucas might do like wise, making the race a three-corner- ed affair
 The Eleventh Judicial District is comprised of Jefferson, Desha and Lincoln counties. Jefferson county has had the prosecuting attorney for years, because of the importance of Jefferson county in legal way when compared to it's two small adjoining counties.
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After May 1st, we do only cash business. Model Bakery, Makers of Queen Bread. If
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WILL FLY FROM KEY
 WEST TO HAVANA
Ros>illo and TarIa Will Compete for
 the $1O,OO0 Cross Gulf Prize.

Key West, Fla, May 16.-The rival aviators, Rossillo and Tarla, announc ed tonight that they will begin their flights tomorrow morning in an at tempt to win the ten thousand dollar prize offered for the first aviator to fly from Key West to Havana. Ros- sillo will fly in a Moissant monoplane and Trala will use a Curtis hydro plane.
 While testing his monoplane some days ago, Rossilli broke his propeller. A new one arrived today from New York but was found to be unsatisfac- tory, and Rossillo was forced to pay $1,0G0 for propeller which will ar rive. tonight Rossillo said tonight that he will leave at 5:30 and will eat breakfast in Havana
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this year and add this to the many physical departments of the local in- sttution.
 The swimming class was conduct ed last year under the direction of Thomas Lyle, local boy who is all expert swimmer. and was quite a sue cess quite a number of the local young ladies took advantage of the opportunities offered and many of them learned to swim.
 It is now proposed by Secretary Ehrensberger to conduct similar class this season and announcement to the effect was made yesterday. In all probability Thomas Lyle will again
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HOW THIS WOMAN
 FOUND HEALTH
Would not give Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound for All Rest of Medicine
 in the World.

Utica, Ohio. -"I suffered everything from a female weakness after baby
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have the class in charge, but no de- finite arrangements have been made With him yet. The pool is one of the best in the southwest and it has just been put in good condition. The fol- towing letter was sent out to the young ladies of the city yesterday morning by Secretary Ehrensberger.
 "The Ladies Swiming Class has been so popular in the past that the pres ent management is very anxious to have another class this year. We are therefore inviting you to join us this year. It is hoped that no less than 50 ladies will signify their intentions to become members of the class this
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year. The instruction will be under competent help and it is more than likely that MT. Lyle will have the teaching in charge.
 Will you please attend to making application at once There are a number; of ladies anxious to get the class going but as we want at least fifty ladies before starting, you can see the importance of acting promptly that me may organize at once.
 It has been decided to make the following prices for the season: $500 fer half season, S500 for the full sea son. Any one joining the hall season and then wishing to remain for the full season will pay only two dollars for the balance
 Again requesting your prompt at tention in this matter, I beg to re- main"
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Arnica Salve is kno

Bucklen's Arnica Salve is known everywhere as the best remedy made for all diseases of the skin, and also for burns, bruises and boils. Reduces inflammation and is soothing and healing. J. T. Sossaman, publishers of News, of Cornelius, N. C., writes that one box helped his serious skin Only 25c. Recommended by your drug gist. @
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X Progressive Century.

The twentieth century has given us satisfactory treatment for rheuma- tism. The American Drug and Press Association, of which we are mem bers, are manufacturing a prepara- tion called Meritol Rheumatism Pow ders, from formula adopted by them after medical experts had pro nounced it one of great merit Give Meritol Rheumatism Powders a trial They are guaranteed w. l.. Dewoody & Co.,, exclusive agents.
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Parisian Dry Cleaning and
 Dye Works.
202 1-2 Main St. over J. B. Simon Co.,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.

202 1-2 Main St. over J. B. Simon Co.,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 White Serges and Flannels made as white as snow without shrinkage by @ new process without the use of wat CT.
 WE clean. press and repair all kinds of ladies or gents clothing. clean kid gloves. put new Things in coats, put in new sleeve Things. put on velvet collars. make button holes. make any kind of alteration on ladies or gents clothing.
 We call for and deliver our work to any part of the city.
 Hats Cleaned and re-h;ocked. Ring us up early and often. Phone l626. Early morning or night phone 1493.
 FRANK DIETRICH. Prop.
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X Reliable Hair Tonic

It IS an easy matted to prevent badness, dandruff and other diseases of the scalp by using Meritol Hair Tonic. It should be used regularly to keep the scalp free of dandruff germs, as these germs are the cause of the majority of cases of dandruff and later, badness. We are authoriz- ed to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic. w. l.. Dewoody & Co.