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The Mena weekly star., 1913-08-21
the home of T. J. Hooper at AL

at the home of T. J. Hooper at AL der. -. Everybody in this section would rejoice to see nice rain just now. Oscar Rains of Big Fork failed to fill his appointment at Tom Hoop CTS home Sunday.
 A small crowd from here attend ed prayer meeting at Lower Big Fork Sunday night.
 Miss SalIie DarOugh of Rollins vile, Ok, is spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ola Hooper. Ed Smith of Caddo Gap visited at this place the latter part of last week. He returned home Monday. Willie Edwards of Big Fork and J. D. Risinger of this place spent Saturday night with Jess Hooper at Alder.
 Gluf1ie Standridge of Talihina, Ok, has spent the past three weeks with his aunt, Belle Cotton, and other relatives.
 w. A. Feds and J. K. Cross have dissolved partnership ill their store. Mr. Cross has moved back to his farm and MT. Feds continues the business.
 Blue Eyes.
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ing will be held August 2S at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Vice.
 Monday night a large company ot young people enjoyed a party at the home of Wm. Reedy, which was given in honor of his daughters, Miss Carrie Reedy and Mrs. Berta Cooper, who have been here from Texas visiting. They expect to re- turn to their home Wednesday. Both express themselves as being we'll pleased with Dallas and Vicinl- ty.
 Last Saturday morning the Pleas ant Word Circle started for a day s outing. They went in wagon and several buggies to the Ouachlta Park Farm and Irons Fork, where they spent the day boat riding, swimming, swinging, not to mention emptying well-filled lunch baskets. The crowd returned by moonlight and the woods rang with their Dal- las Yell and happy songs. The par ty was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. E. P. Titus.
 Cucumber.
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BIG FORK NEWS.

R. J. Abernathy made business trip 10 Mena Friday.
 Robert Edwards attended church at Board Camp Sunday.
 Clifford, Luther and Bethel Bales of Mill Creek were in Big Fork Sunday Quite a number from Big Fork attended church and singing at Big Fork Sunday.
 Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cox and family of Slatington visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
 J. w. TWeedy and J. E. Joplin ot Mena were in Big Fork Saturday on business and pleasure trlp.
 NJ. C. Trumbull of Womble at tended the good roads meeting held at the school house here Saturday Peter McWiliam of Slatington attended the good roads meeting held at the school house here Sat urday night.
 The odd Fellows of Big Fork are preparing to build a nice home in inc near future. It is to be situ2t- ed south of the Travellers Home.
 Mrs. Mollie Williams and family of savannah Ok, are spending the summer in Big Fork, visiting rela- lives and enjoying our nice, cold springs.
 DaddV'S Pet.
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LOWER BIG FORK.

Will Foster is on the sick list.
 Frank Stanley of Board Camp spent Sunday night with A. J. Stan- ley.
 Vester Hughes visited at the Campbell home at Mill Creek Sun day.
 Miss Ida Foster visited SatuId day night and Sunday with Lizzie Craig at Midway.
 Walter Deacon and Tom Tunnl- cliff of Ft, Smith are visiting in this vicinity.
 Misses Georgia and Jamie Nixon spent Friday night with Pearl Widener at Alder. There was singing at the home of T. J. Walker Sunday evening. It was greatly enjoyed.
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bought it through J. B. McClennen, Mir. Greggs agent. r-:,. oe
 w. NJ, PipkIn and Il. A. hlh9 oI Mena were transacting business Ill Grannis Monday. r,,.- ..,,,
 Jeff Wisley and son Eddie came up from Neal Springs to spenu DUH day with homef0lks. e.,,
 Miss Bess Kirby came down from her school at HattOn to spend 0ull- day with her parents, ~ os
 Mrs. J. Osborne and daughter Ql Sallisaw, Ok, visited with MIS- w. l.. Litson the past week. e..
 Jimmie Herring left last week iqr II the oil fields near Vivian, La. lie is in the employ of 0. L. Gregg.
 Mrs. A. D. Hilton and children came home from Hatfield last, week, after a two weeks visit with hef parents. ,
 Mrs. NJ. Pierson returnend Mon day from South Dakota, where she has been since February with her daughter, Anna, I1,1
 Mrs. Arthur Mcclure was calisi to Fort Scott, Kas. the ilrsI oI 9 tn9 month to attend the death-Ded ana burial of her father. ,..
 Mrs. Della Byrd and daughter; Mrs. Neal, of Atoka, Ok.,, Nlslleqi with Mrs. Byrd's parents, MT. anu Mrs. Beavers, the past week: o,.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Dulry ,0l uuDaS; Mo-, were guests at the home ol their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs T. K. Moore, several days last week;
 The Rev. Roy Coats and Mr. and Mrs. John Rollins made a IareWell visit with their Grannls friends pc fore leaving for their home at MO- berly, Mo. ou
 The Rev. H. c. George of the Gill ham NJ. E. circuit, will fill hls reg ular fourth Sunday night appQlnt- ment at the Baptist church. All are cordially invited 10 attend.
 Bro. k. Job. assisted by Bro Lam bert, closed a weeks meeting sun day night. The meeting was well attended. We hope much good VIII come from their weeks labor. .,
 s. H. COrbell and family le1t the first of the week for their nome at Laramo, Tex, having spent few days looking over this part ot Ar kansas and visiting their aunt, Mrs J. Wilson.
 Rev. s. w. sharrod and Mrs. Sharrod left Tuesday for the. east crn part of this state, their old home. and while there Bro. Shqr- rod will hold two meetings. lie will hold a revival at Grannls on his return.
 sam Burrows has moved his fam lily into the w. B. Ban cottage on East Port Arthur avenue. and his son Dolph is occupying the G. E, Johnson cottage on inc west side ol town. They moved in to send then children to school.
 In looking over last weeks paper i've noticed where NIr. Wilson ot Wickes had sold 600 crates of can taloupes from ten acres. This was Ia good harvest, bu' J; B. NcCIen- men of this place thinks he can .gC lone better. He cra.ed and sold Y; crates from a piece of ground less than thrpe-quarter~ of an acre.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-08-21
MIXED PICKLES FROM DALLAS

A. L. Durham has returned from his trip to Texas.
 Will IIpps and Pat SOmmerNIlle left Monday for Texas.
 Misses Carrie and EXie Hunter, from Franklin county, were guests of their cousin, Miss NoIa BraWley, last Friday.
 Miss Waffle Reedy will return to her work at $. l. Woods store at Mena thi, week. She has taken a two weeks vacation.
 A large number of young people met ai the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan BraWley last Friday night The evening was spent in social chat and music.
 We need rain in this section. Ev- everything in drying up. If rain does not come soon sweet potatoes will be almost a complete failure in this section.
 Glen kaylor, accompanied by Miss Lucille Moore and Miss Carrie Reedy, made trip tO Potter last Friday. Miss Fern KaylOr accom- panied them home.
 Last Saturday night between for ty and fifty young people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. p. Titus for a singing. And they cer- tainly did sing some. Dallas is sure to have that Sunday night singing. Come and join us.
 The Pleasant Word Circle met last Thursday night with Miss Myr- tie Hudgins. After the business meeting all enjoyed outdoor games in the moonlight. The next meet
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COVE CATCHES.

Mrs. l.. J. Witherspoon and chil- dren of Womble are visiting home folks,
 Wiley Turner has been running around in circle ever since Sun day night. Big boy at his house.
 Mrs. Lyndon Parker and baby came up from Shreveport Saturday to visit the Parker family north of town.
 J. L. Martin and family of Ash down are visiting w. c. Martin and family. Mr. Martin is assistant cashier of the Little River County Bank.
 While Andrew Youmans, a 1l- year-old lad, was out hunting squir- rels near town Monday he ran into big flock of young wild turkeys, and taking aim without tremble, he downed one with his trusty "tWenty-tWO."
 It is never too late to correct a mistake or to give justice where it belongs. In the report of the pre- miumS awarded on colts at the pie niC held here on July 26, the sweep stakes award, which was won by G. R. Russells colt. was omitted. This colt was sired by D. F. Wise's fine Hamiltonian stallion, and is a beauty.
 Our good neighbors, T. H. Chap man and his brOther-in-law, D. F. Wise. have recently been enjoying visit from a big bunch of rela- tiVeS from Duncan Ok. First came Ben Jackson sOn-in-laW of Mr. Chapman, his family and two daughters of our neighbor. and then came w. H. Lowe, son-in-law of Mr. Wise, with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gregston, Mrs. Mary Garner and three young men friends. and such a season of visit ing and feasting has seldom taken place in the community.
 Fisherman.
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HATFIELD.
Fisherman.

Vel Pool left Monday for Okla hOma.
 Dan Triggs has returned to Hat field from Oil City, La.
 Jasper Stockton is able to come te town again after long illness.
 Mrs. Cranes brother returned Friday tO his home in Tennessee.
 Bob Green is building a new 5- room house on his farm west of tOWn
 Claudia Green has returned from a visit with her sister at Houston, Tex.
 Roe Tunnell who has been on the sick list for a few days, is nearly himself again.
 Mr. Averitt, who was stricken recently with paralysis, is reported as slowly improving.
 A telephone meeting was called Saturday. Eight subscribers signed for a line out TWO-Mile way.
 Leroy Galloway, who left here a short time ago. is now employed in the railway shops at Paris. Tex.
 Miss Chloe Little. who has been on a vacation. has resumed her pO- sition with the Watkins Lumber and Mercantile Company.
 Saturday. August l6, was the hot test day of the year ali this point. Two tested thermometers registered 99 degrees at ? o'clock D. m.. for about 10 minutes. Ninety-siX was the record before this. One year ago the fourth of this month at 1:3O a. m., these same thermometers registered 5i, and Monday. the 5th it was &C.,
 Home ranners are busy every where, in spite of the dry weather. Mr.. Richardson made a shipment south. and the Pine Plantation tO Western Kansas this week. Now is the time tO save what you have. Take care of your fodder. for there will be buyers for it before spring. The price of hay will be higher than Gilroy's kite. as our neighbor- ing hay states have nOno. A word to the wise. etc.
 ] Rev. w. s. Birge is conducting a union EVan@clstic meeting in a tent on the school grounds. The meeting began Wednesday, the 18th, and will continue until Sunday. the 2ith. or longer. A singer from Bonneville has charge of the mu- sic, and the singing is far above the average usually heard at these meetings. Sunday held the record for a religious gathering in Hat : field. there being about a thousand present al the services. 1 A Mir. Saunders. connected with the agricultural college of Kansas, was here Friday to look over this locality. He said show me" and we did. We showed him Mr. Ky ,,ods cornield just west of the de- pot, containing 30 or 40 acres; we showed him peanut ficlds-one little patch of over 30 acres: orchards second to none in fine state home canners cVeryWhcrc-Onc place with hundreds of cans just labeled. ready to ship; we showed him how | to get S200 a bushel out of tOma- l toes: how he could go in the high ways and byways and pick black berries and make from $500 to S6.0O a day: we showed him fuel was no worry. We spoke of dry weather: he said we knew nothing of dry weather: that this seemed like a Garden of Eden after what he had seen in the north; thought we would | be afraid to complain after all the good Lord had done for us here Well. we all felt better after meet ing the gentleman, and he is com ing back.
 Hattie.
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CRYSTAL HILL ITEMS.

Crystal Hill school is progressing nicely. Tom Embry is teaching. Mrs. CrossOn. who was injured in a runaway recently, is reported as improving. o,, Bud Conn and family of Okla homa are here visiting their uncle, T. G. Conn.
 Mr. and Mrs. Cleye Peevy, who have been ill with fever for some time. are able to be up again. George Whitworth left Thursday for his home in Alba. Tex. after an extended visit with his father-in- law, T. G. Conn.
 We wish to correct the mistake made in printing the item of Mrs. Halls death last week. She was 65 years of age instead of 55
 Sunshine
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FACTS FROM FREHpNN.

Irving Maddox is visiting friends near Fl Reno, Ok.
 J. NJ. Maddox is recovering from an attack of appendicitis.
 Mrs. Henry Mulkey of Nashville visited her sister, Mrs. Wm Chamb- lin. last Monday
 B. W. Corr and family visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. F.. A.. Jones of Old Potter.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Sargeu, of Montgomery county are visiting at the home of Will Maddox.
 The young people enjoyed an ice cream supper at the home of Mr, Featherstone Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Shores. of near Rich Mountain visited at the home of J. R. Turner last Sunday.
 Uncle Felix Harrison last Mon day received a stroke from an axe while working on the road. The cut Is not serious.
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VANDERVOORT.

Charles Wilson started his corn meal and feed mill Saturday.
 W. A. Capehar shipped car of cattle 10 Kansas City last week.
 Sublett Bros. shipped car of cattle to Kansas City last week.
 The machinery for the new cot ton gin arrived Friday and is being installed this week.
 Prof. NJ. NJ. Richason is teaching class in vocal music at McCauly $ school house this week.
 Mrs. George has 20 pupils in in strumental music-only half the number we suggested. We'll?
 The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Madison Fane'Was buried Monday, The Rev. Riding conducted the ser- vices.
 George Hammond, our genial townsite man, was at Cove and Wickes on business last week and the first of this.
 J. H. Atkinson, tie inspector for Hodges Bros. is here this week shipping out a few cars of ties. The black laborers he brings with him are quite a curiosity to the children
 L. A. Tolbert returned Tuesday to his home in Paris, Tex. Mrs, Tol- bert and children will stay here a few days longer. Mr. Tolbert re- ports a delightful time at the Twin springs.
 The bureau of mines, manufac- lures and agriculture for the state Is calling for representative pro- ducts for the state exhibit These exhibits must be handled carefully and the donors name attached. w T. Kelsey will attend to the ship ping.
 A singing class was organized here last week. They will use tho song books that are used in the diff ferent churches for the present, aS the object is to build up the churcf and Sunday school music in oul town, regardless of creed. Every one is invited to come and assist If you cannot sing, go anyway anC encourage those who can. The class will meet once a week for the lpresent.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-08-21
NEWS FROM QUITO.

Jim Swigger was Mena visitor Saturday.
 Frank and Marvin Ward and Archie Posey are working at the saWmill.
 We have had several nice rains in our neighborhood the past week that will help crops a great deal. The ice cream supper for the Union Grove church was well at tended The next one will be held al the home of Nat Wallace Satur- day night. August 30. All are in yited.
 The meetings at Union Grove have c.97ed. Several new members were taken into the church. Miss Maud Harris. Miss Viola Brawley and Mrs. Perry Reed were baptized Monday in Irons Fork.
 Gadabout.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-08-21
ACORN MAST.

Farmers are busy topping corn sowing rye, etc.
 Miss Fife Young of Corinth is the guest of Lydia Mcbride.
 Rev. GoOch closed his meetings here last Sunday afternoon.
 Dr. W. \. Starbuck, we are sorry to report, has been in poor health of late.
 Mrs. Jennie Haslett of DeQueen is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. 5. petefsh.
 Carson Adams returned Monday from Omaha. where he has been for the past month.
 Mr.. Whisenhunt of Seminole. Ok. arrived Monday evening tO visit his father whose health has been poor .Of late.
 The Rev. Fryar and the Rev. Dol Tor of the Nazarene church are con ducting revival meetings at Owens Chapel,
 There will be a holiday in Dis trict 30 on Thursday and Friday August 2l and =, in order that he pupils and teachers may attend the Fair at Mena.
 Now that the boys are so inter csted in the corn and cotton club, we would like to see the girls be- come more interested in a canning and poultry club.
 Large black beetles have made their appearance in some gardens and are stripping tomatoes and other plants of their leaves. They are surely a pest.
 Robert Cochran. Miss Gladys Cochran. and their guest, Miss Lois Martin of Hamilton. Mo-. went to Rich Mountain Saturday on pleasure and sightseeing excursion.
 Live Oak.
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Correspondence
OAK GROVE SERVINGS

There will be prayer meeting at Oak Grove Friday night.
 Miss Jessie Hazel returned home Friday from Mena, where she had been visiting relatives.
 D. Crawford and Mrs. Lee Craw- ford of Rocky spent Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Witt Gorden.
 Don't forget there will be an all day singing at Oak Grove next Sun day. Dinner will be served on the ground. Everybody invited. Bring your song books and let's have a good time. Don't forget the din ner.
 Blue Eyes.
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MOUNTAIN FORK NOTES.

G. W. and NJ. D. Leming made a busines. trip to Mena Saturday. Hey Joplin of Hatfield made a business trip to this place last R. NJ. Crawford and family re- turned last week to their home at LenoX, Ok, last week.
 C. L. Sartain and family and sis ter. Etna, are visiting relatives in Oklahoma this week.
 There will be an all-day singing at Oak Grove next Sunday. Every body come and bring well-filled baskets
 Mrs. Fannie Hays and children returned to their home at Little Rock Sunday after spending a month visiting relatives here;
 Tucker.
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OPAL NEWS.

". A. Feds went to Mena Tues day.
 W. R. Lackey made a business trip to Egger Tuesday.
 Born, July %. to Mr. and Mrs Joe Hooper, a fine baby girl.
 Willie Edwards of Big Fork was in this vicinity Tuesday.
 Miss Jolannie Hooper and Miss Sallie Daroueh spent Monday night
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GRANNIS GRAINS.

pr. J. I. Philpot is very busy these days in his justice court.
 MT and Mrs. O. NJ. Saltsgallr Vis- fled with Cove friends last Wednes- day.
 Rev. Wood of Cove will preach in the Union church at fl a, m. and & ?. m. Sunday.
 The Grannis Hotel formerly own ed ny Q. l.. Gregplis now owned by Mrs. Maude Bliss of lola. Kas She
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Slate Close to Mena.

George l.. Washburn, who lives 212 miles east of Mena, was in town Tuesday with samples of slate from oulcroppings on his farm. He plans to get the aid of an eXperi- cnced slate man to look into if fur ther.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-08-21

For First-Class Dental NorA @ Dr. Maxwell. the Dentist, now ~ 2. DeQueen street He has moved s '.
 office back tc his own building z 5i6 DeQueen street where ne na., 2 fitting up a modern Dental oH'. with the latest improvements ' dental fixtures, such as Sterlllla. Fountain Spittoon and other 'nIa's ns, Thirty-flve years experience ps ',' work with less pain and TOT ..S money, and guarantees all W%s n. Call and see me before having yu. work done. Remember the P',%g Pp,,% 5l6 DeOueen street, hall D,@ ,oa south of Antlers hotel.-AdV' O''
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For SaIe-GOOd River Farm.

300a, about 100 cleared and un- der fence; ' miles from Mena; i'm provements above average for this section. One-half cash, balance terms. See owner A. D. Gilbert, 7O3 Ninth St. i3S-l2 33-2
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Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure.

The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
 Porters Autiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves plin and Heals e the same time. 25c soc, q .0-
The Mena weekly star., 1913-08-21

Don't neglect the warnings of nl' ture. If your appetite IS poo. breath bad. tongue coated, you "l be sick unless you take steps to lA your system in good cond.i.oa prickly Ash Bitters is lhe renep you need. It cleanses the enIi' system. Jackson Drug Co.,. 6aa' nels Drug Co, special agents Adv.
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PERSONAL NOTES

PER9ONAG NS
 Ed Howard of Quito came to Mena Tuesday.
 l.. C. Wilson of Wickes was m Mena last Friday.
 Shade Hilton of Board Camp was in Mena Saturday.
 N A. Gam of Potter was ln Meha Friday on business.
 William Fryar of Oden was trad ing in Mena Friday.
 J. J. Alley of Chant was in Mena on business Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs J. |. Alley returned last week from Womble.
 L. p. purvis of Board Camp was trading in Mena Saturday.
 S.L. Perry of Board Camp was in Mena on business Monday.
 Ben E. Reece of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday on business.
 The Rev. James NJ. Tabor of Bog Springs was in Mena Friday
 William New of New, Ark, was trading in Mena Wednesday.
 J. A. Hughes has accepted a po- sition with the Grand Leader.
 Will Mckinney arrived in Mena Monday night from Hazel, OK.
 J. R. Huddeston, a merchant of Waters. was in Mena Thursday.
 J. D. Wilhite, a merchant of Oden' was trading in the city Monday.
 NJ. C. Trumbull of Womble trans acted business in Mena Monday
 Zack Davis of Sullivan was trad Waters, was in Mena Thursday
 Rufus Abernathy of Big Fork was in Mena Saturday on business,
 sam Henderson of Smithyille. Ok. was in Mena on business Mon day.
 NJ. D. Winton of Rocky marketed a load of produce in Mena NatW- day.
 r. Townsend of Beach Creek. Ok. is visiting relatives in Nena this week.
 Judge Wright pricLett returned Tuesday afternoon from Boone vile.
 Mrs. j. j. Robinson of GilIham is here for a visit with Mrs. J. L.. Beagle
 Henry Finger of Hatfield was booking after interests in Mena Friday.
 Riley Mcbride and Britt Foster of Muse, Ok, were trading in Mena Monday.
 Fcland Rogers of Movers, Ok. is spending this week with relatives m Mena.
 Mrs NJ. Robbins of Hugo, Ok, is spending a few days visiting rela- lives in Mena.
 George Hammond, Nandervoorts real estate dealer, was among Mena friend, Friday.
 Prof. Homer Pigg, who IS teach ling school at Rocky, spent Sunday with homefolks.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Townsend returned Saturday from a few days stay in Ft. Smith.
 II. r.. Clark and M K. peninger Iof Nuuley spent Saturday in Mena | transacting business.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Snoderass and little daughter of Vandervoorl were in Mena Monday
 Isaac Wiles and brother Nelson. of Gravely HiII were in Mena from Board Camp Saturday.
 A. l.. Kirby, who has been in at his home for some days, was able to be at his store Monday.
 w. NJ. Parker of Stonewall. Ok Is Tn Mena, the guest of relatives, He is on his way to Oden.
 Orlan Wilcox of Quinton. Ok. ar- rived in Mena Tuesday afternoon He IS here 10 visit relatives.
 Miss Oma Homer returned Sun day From a three weeks visit win relatives at Charleston, Ark.
 Arley Holder arrived last week rom Muskogee, ok~ for a few days visit with relatives and friends. Ihn Hon. pnln MnDhul.i.-.
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G' N Conn. who has the contract Tor carrying the mail between Fc q, ger and Mena' makes the trips with
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r ARM LAND s

Improved and UnlmpfONed We have 1000 acres of Farm Land for sale within from 1 10 nilpS of
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J. G. Jackson returned Monday afternoon from Atlanta. Tex. vhero Jackson. 'i "rS'
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SWITUVUIE. OIAHOWA

oNTI TIN TLIlT, UNTsNffVNIN
 Some improved and some not inn proved; all situated in excellent range. Also have 300 acres within one mile of BURKHART POSTOF- FlCE, on the head of Little River
 Will sell for cash or terms. All titles absolutely perfect. Write or come and see us for descriptions and prices Prices range from $500 lo Sl500 per acre. MD. JOHNSON w. l.. BURKHiRT
 SmithvilIe, Okla. Adv. 3f-9f
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A letter received in Mona from Battle Creek, Mich, states that F I: Roach's health is imnroyinr r nicely. "'Pi oNils
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Mr. and Mrs. George E. VicseN returnend "Wednesday from an A- tended trip. They visited reiaIhe in Pierce City. Mo-. Alton, Ill. and St. Louis. Mo Mr. Nirkers says tR drouth here is nothing as compared 10 that in some of the section; h visited. In some places he sad there was not even a Sprig of greaE grass.
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Mrs. C. A. Stewart of King Snnr arrived m Mena Monday to spend family. ''' anu