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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
MARY PiCKf0RD IS
NEW Central, STAR
in new FEATURE
1.-THE EAGLES MATE" BEST SEEN
HERE DURING THE PRESENT
SUMMER.

In THE Eagles Mate" a vitality
gripping drama OF the mountain coun-
try, Astounding in honest, exquisite
and poignant thrills, written by Anna
Alice Chaplin, Mary Pickford portrays
the delightfully."- fascinating character
of little Anemone, a dainty slip Of
beauty, adorably girlish, tantalizingly
wilful gloriously feminine. From her
peaceful little valley home. Anemone
rises to great heights, and in the
stress of that mounting, realizes the
earnest, self-sacrifice for love, that
later results in the full accomplish
ment of her womanhood.
The Mornes of Virginia are law
less mountain clan, scornful of any
law save that in their own hearts.
They dwell on a nearly inaccessible
, peak, called the Eagles Eyrie, and
because of their eraggy abode and
their fierce natures, are called the
Eagles" Lancer, son of the leader,
has been sent to college by Ane-
MONIES aunt, Mrs. Breckenridge, who
is a Morne herself, though Anemone,
her petted and cherished niece, is
ignorant OF this fact, as are the rest
of the townspeope. Lance's father
is arrested for moonshning, and Ian
Ger shakes off the shackles of civil
ization and leads the clan to the res
cue of his father. Fisher Morne, a
cousin of Lancer, falls in love with
Anemone, and being repulsed by her,
abducts her aad carries her off to tie
Eagles Eyre. Lancer and Anemone
have met and have felt an irresistible
attraction for each other. When Ane-
none finds Lancer at the Eyre, she
begs him to send her back to the val
, ley. But with the wild daring of his
clan, Lancer tells her he intends to
have her for himself fights Fisher
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
HUNDREDS OF WoMEN

nowadays are entering the profess
work day after day in bad health af-
flicted with some female ailment,
dragging one foot YEARLY after the
other, working with an eye on the
clock. and wishing for closing time
to come.
Women in this condition should
take Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, made from roots and
herbs. 1t has brought health and
happiness to more women in Ameri-
ca than any other remedy. Give it a
trial.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
THE sPooNERs ALL THIS WEEK.

Monday night the Spooners Stock
Co, headed by dad Spooner, will
open their second weeks engage
ment, and will change their plays
every night during the entire week.
The opening play Monday night is
to be a good one, a play that Dad
tells us he opened in for all of last
season. The pay is one of froh-
mans best plays adapted from the
French which is called THE Stub
borness of Our Betty" 1t is a splen-
did comedy, on the order of jan
Lend Me Your Wife" and Whose
Baby Are You" but is again nothing
like them, and is an entirely new
idea in comedy and funny situations.
Many have said it's funnier than
"The Man From Mexico" Willie Col
ier's greatest success, and that's 60
ing some.
The scene is laid in India, and an
old man who has nephew in the
United States that forces or tried to
force marriage with the daughter of
an old friend of his here in the Unit
ed States. The boy tried to marry
the girl but she will have none of
him, and he after corresponding with
her, makes the trip and changes his
| name tried to win her He can't do
it, the uncle comes to this country.
and will disinherit him If he don't
have a wife. Well, it remains to be
seen Monday night what happens
when this funny situation presents
| itself.
There will be great specialties dur
| ing the second act by Miss Marjorie
Shrewsbury, and between the first
| and second act by Mique Spooner,
who has gotten ilto fast favor by his
clever singing. 1t cannot be remem-
bered here when young man has
been able to put his songs over just
like Mique, but he does it, and is a
| big hit. His audience is with him
from his appearance until his exit.
! And many patrons leave requests at
the box office to have him sing GER
tain songs over and over again,
which Mique does not have to do, and
don't as rule do, always having
! plenty of new and up to date stuff
for each and every performance.
prices popular, and so are the
| Spooners.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
ARKANSAS BANKS
IN GOOD SHAPE
RECENT FAILURES WERE "WEAk
SISTERS" WHICH WILL CLEAR
FINANCIAL ATMOSPHERE.

Fort Smith, Aug. Recent bank
failures in Arkansas are not an in,
dication that the stability of the aver
age bank in this state is weak. The
failures are being only felt locally
and will not affect general conditions.
This is the opinion of j. ID. Convey,
assistant state bank commissioner,
who declared In an interview here
that the financial condition of the
state is improving since the failures
instead of showing a decline. Mr.,
Convey referred to the failing banks
as weak sisters" and stated that as
soon as this class is entirety elimi-
mated the financial record of Arkan-
sas will show a wonderful improve
ment. He laughed at the assertion
that financial conditions in Arkansas
are serious, and stated that in com
parison Arkansas will make a better
financial showing than most of her
sister states.
Commissioner Convey was severe in
denouncing the methods employed by
some bankers, especially in ahe way
they hanNe loans in comparison &c
assets of their banks. He stated thai
the chief evil in the Arkansas bank
ing system is the practice Of bankers
loaning bank funds to themselves
According to his view, more than
three-fourths of the recent failures in
the state resulted from such methods
He believes the coming Legislature
will remedy this matter by adoptins
drastic laws prohibiting such methods
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
Che CbedterS
LYRIC THEATER

This world is especially cruel to
those who trust blindly, to the per-
son who is inclined to believe that
because they are right themselves
that everyone else in the world is
right also. This class of people in
yariably hit the hard bumps and take
the hard knocks of life. The Dupe,'
a two reel character feature by the
Eclair company at the Lyric Monday
typifies this class of trusting ildi.
vduals. Mildred Bright and Bob
Frazier are the leading screen char
acters in this special which is a dra-
ma of exceptional dramatic beauty
and theme.
Warren Kerrigan. "the Jack OF
Hearts" will come Monday in the
magnificent Victor production, "Out
of the Valley" 1t is one of KERR
gan's best efforts and you will like
him better than ever in this roe.
Dick and His Dad" juvenile
comedy is one which the children and
the grown-ups will enjoy,
Wednesday comes three reel
masterpiece in the three reel allie
eoticai drama, Love Victorious, 3"
with big cast of star characters and
a different play.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
ROYAL THEATER

Here is a corking suffragette pic
ture featuring Kate Price as a police
woman, entitled Officer Kate Now
that the women are DOMINIC the star
and helmet and guiding the bibu Gus
either to the lookup or to the bosom
of their family, this film will be es-
pecially interesting, especially as the
scene is laid in city having female
police.
Mona Darkfeather, the beautiful In
dian princess, comes in Kalem's two
part Indian drama. "The Indian
Agent This Indian maiden is one
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02

of the most beautiful and accomplish
ed actresses before the screen.
THE Fable of the Champion Who
Was Delayed" is an Essanay comedy
pure and simple and a good one.
We take pleasure in announcing
two of the greatest releases of the
season to be shown soon.
''The $500 Kiss" is a two reel Selig
comedy one of the greatest ever
shown in Hot Springs.
The Stuff That Dreams are Made
Of" an Edison two reel burlesque,
and a first water diamond of the
screen comedy.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
IT'S GREAT FOR BALkY
BOWELS AND STOMACHS

We want all people who have
chronic stomach trouble or constipa-
ton, no matter of how long standing,
to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Stomach Remedy-one dose will con
vince you. This is the medicine so
many of our local people have been
taking with surprising results. The
most thorough system cleanser W.
ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
ach Remedy is now sold here by T.
q. Morris Drug Co.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
BUSINESS DULL" SAYS SHERIFF
Only Four Prisoners in the County
Jail and for Minor Offenses.

Only Four Prisoners In the County
Jail and for Minor Offenses.
That Garland county had never
been quite so good in it's history is
the opinion of Sheriff r. l.. Williams.
who certainly is qualified to speak,
because of long service in official
lifeI 1--WE have olly four prisoners
in the county JAIL" said Sheriff Will
liams yesterday, "and these only for
minor offenses. To make it worse,
one Is trusty and wouldn't run
away if we tried to drive him away"
Yesterday the sheriff's office was
called on to arrest man and did so,
but the call came from Searcy, and
the man was arrested in the morning
and sent to Searcy at noon. ut is
just dull period in the matter of
law violations" said the sheriff.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
PAINTERS

You are hereby notified TO attend
the regular meeting of local No 401,
Monday evening, August 3, at Carpen-
ter's hall. Business of Importance.
1927 FRED COX, Sec.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02
VAPOR CITY LUNCH ROOM.

Now in charge of Mrs. Kate Avant.
Best zoe and 25c meals in city. Short
orders specially. 1913 Central.
7-19-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-02

DIR. A. J. Edwards has returned
from his vacation and may be found
at his office, Sumpter-Iittle Bldg, or
at night call Edwards Hospital.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
NEaEo sNArcIms prnsE
John Nitks Answering the Dcscriu-
ton al Theft, t. in saline
County Jail.

A negro name, John NicEs, was
.r,ught from Slater "Wednesday AMI
laced in the Saline county jail
.uarlrI WITH a~natchinq % purse con
lining 60 60 silver.
Miss Boss Gaines With two compau-
'.ns. Nl.s W,lio Hupp and Miss
Ethel johnson were walking from
Test Slater 10 tLe main part Of the
own Monday evening about go.
They ii., ~ unknown negro ON the
,t.voil. wh1 proceeded 90 snatch
..iss Gaines silver u,-h purse FROM
'',s hand and run. Tho youur ladies
rrroamed for help aud started after
..o nrsro, bJt DC was soon lost 600
Inc darkness. Leo Hawkins hearing
.iu screams OF tho girls and learn
.ur that h0 had gone toward the rail.
road also started 60 pursuit of The
purse thatcher but was unable 60
scrtaEc him Many of ,lc people On
.e ncIghborhooi Who heard che
r,ams OF the girls. thought they
.oro just having some ,uu and did
20 thinh Of any one having robbed
them.
Tho negro John Nicks who g.
waiting trial upon the charge waa
crested nc Glasgow ON Tuesday and
... Irr.HL ia gfsfor lu glI, Mar.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
ADMINISTRATORS NnrIcE.

Notice Is hereby given that letters
OF administration on the estate Of
Mary J.. McCallister, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned. ON the
cath day Of January, 1914, by the
Probate Court Of Saline County, Mis-.
souri,.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance, within six
months after the date Of said letters.
or they may be precluded from any
benefit OF such estate; and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date OF the last ipser-
tion OF the publication OF this notice
they shall be forever barred.
JAMES 4, MccALLIsTER, Admr,
First insertion. Jan. so, 1914,
Fourth Insertion, Feb. 20. 1914.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
THEIR BABY DEAD.

William Clarke Leonard. the two
ycar-old sou Of Mr.. end Mrs. Wilbur
ID. Leonard. died at the family home,
twp mile. south Of Miami, Mo-, at S
O'Clock r. ~. Friday, January go.
tgti, after a week O.! intense suffer.
ing from tho dreadful as. aso. TUDOR
oular meningitis. Tho child was
bern October 81. 1911. AND had al.
tanned the oec of two years, two
months and 20 Gays.
The decreased child wac the cher.
he'd baby OF the household and Ga,
much beloved pet OF So grandparents
q btisht nttlo fellow tbat ga,c muc'.
Of promise for the future. Miam.
News.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
MIssorn1 GETS BIG sHARE
Dean Munford at columbia Figures
Benefits srom Agricultural Ala.

Dean MunfOrd at Columbia Figure
Benefits !1rom Agricultural Ala.
COLUMBIA, Mo, Feb. 11.-Only
six states Ga the union Will get as
large a share as Missouri in the funds
provided for bv the agricultural eE-
tension bill. Just passed by the senate
with amendments providing for @
more liberal apporlioument Of funds
than was at first contemplated 10 the
house bill. New YORK, ohio, Texas,
PonusyivaniJ. Georgia and Illinois
are the only states that outrank Mis-
souri, in rural population.
Farm extension work in Missouri
g. already assuming large proportions
Farm adviser work now receives
sl1. 600. orchard demonstration.
$500. branch short course in azri-
culture. $4,000; aud in addition
para OF the $4,000 for university
@oytor.ion work generality, goes TO-
agricultural work.
Under the terms of the now bin
t',e.ou.i gets $4,000 year uucon-
oiuanaliy lor the larm osions.au ga-
salogm,nt. 70 VIII receive $4,000 ir
addition 81, Che state legislature wn,
appropriate o. Iise amount. amt. Bog
gradual increase. siSf.OUU a year a.
..f. t...r t.Ys Yr..f#Ir CD H..
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
r4nNTfD NiTTIU'
~ rhI;CEL POST

Am order ol ,hn post9fliee DEPART
mont. 'u ,....t Friday. hla admitted
q. ,uo parcel H1,.t rating aI mi-erl
'.a,ou printed matter voi.l.Hs ianr
round. ur more. All under trp Iour-
rouad vU.G. VIII continue 10 the
uhirJ class maiI d'risiou, pasine 2
cont for each two ounces or fraction
.hDrcor.
Under tho head miscalIaucoGs
printed matter arc pamphlets aud
n]audbi,a. Neither books nor oa,alo-
gaca arc contained iu tllt ols. ifiea-
zion until a'areh iG. WHOM .Il vciah-
nr over cii.t ouuaaa win Doc admit
ted go parcel post rates. Al under
t5at W,,ah, wHl rcmaiu no she pres.
ont rating of : cent Tor cash two
ouuco..
N@cWspaurr. and periodicals. remain
40 the second class. paying a rate OF
Z cont e pound Tor w.,liue.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
MIKES 1AGKScRE
QUICKLY DISAPPEAR
a Few Doses Relieves All Such
Miserics. Bladder Weakness,
Kidney Trouble and Rheu-
madsm Promptly Vanish

j is no longer necessary for a-y
orc 90 sgGcr with b~ackaching, KID
rcy trouble, have disagreeabie biad-
der ald urinary disordcrs 20 contend
with, or be tortured with Thcum.-
tism, stif joints. aad is heart-
w%rcnching pains, for the new discoy-
cry. Cro&onc, quickly and surely re-
lieycs all such troubles.
CroIorc j. tic most wonderful
remedy set devised for Kidding TIC
system % uric acid and driving cut
al the poisonous impurities which
cause sgcl troubles. IL Is entirely
different from all other Remedies. IL
= not like anything else ever used
Tor tie purpose. 10 acts o. the pgin-
c.ple Of cleaning olt tie p0isou5 aGd
removing The caufc.
IL soaks righg In through the walls.
membranes and Innings, ike water Ia
q sponge, ucutTdlizcs, CisEolvcs, aGd
makes the kidneys silt out aud filter
away al the uric acid ard pcisolS
FROM the blood, ard leaves the kid
Heys and urinary organs cleaa.
strong. healthy and well.
IL matters not how long you have
suffered. how old you are. or what
YOU have used The very principle Of
CroNonc Is such, thlt iJ Is practically
Impossible 90 take 70 into Die human
sys,em without results. There Is
nothing else on earth like i. IL
starts 10 work the minute you take il
and relieves you the FIRST time you
T. 70.
II you su.Ecr With paias il yogr
bacl; gcd s!lc7, O. have aay signs Of
Kidney, bladder troubles, or Tleuma-
tism, such as puiy swciiigg5 under
tie eyes or In The feet and ankles. IL
you are nervous, tired, ard run dowa.
or b1thr.c! with urinary disorders,
CroNone will quickly relieve you OF
your misery. You can secure an ORR
iral package OF CroXone .. t]rilig.
cost from any lrst-class druggist,
Al druggists are authorized 20 per-
sonlliy return the purchase price Il is
falls in 4 single case.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
Too Many Ducks

MIR. H. 10. wright oi near $40. L,oa-
ara, says tbo ducks are eating him
up. sir. Wright is feeding shock cora
20 his cattle aud hogs and Wild ducta
are swarmins on hts place by o.,
t@EogeauIa. aud he says they are oat-
ing Tom ton 20 twenty-five dollars
worth of corn every day.
Il is a-alnst ,hc federal law TO k..
ducks 90 th!s season OF the year, hu.
STR. WrIgh, would like TO have On,
lid lifted as FAR as his place IS con-
CcrnCt. II hunters can manage 90 60,
O. permit from the government, Mr.
Wright would welcome them on his
place and give them permission 20
Eiil the ducks TO their hearts content,
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
UEOIlE ULVUIp

Mrs. Rubcimann, who makes her
home with hcr son. Fred. icll N0udsH
afternoon about . O'Clock aud broke
her hin bone and abou, 10 O'Clock in
the evening she had o pGFalytie
stroke. Her condition is serious.
Owing 60 her advanced oeo. cithc'
one Of these misfortune would b.
serious. We are hoping Tor her rc.
eoyg-y- Blackburn Record.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
ERANK MILT0N HNHnIs.

Sunday evening, February I, l9ll,
at the setting OF the sun the angel
spirit OF little Frank Milton Harsis
loft the body and took it's Night to a
brighter world. Little Frank as was
known by all was never strong aud
Tor more than eight years has been
an Invalid. The past three wi,ks he
had been IN q serious condition.
He was only an angel Left in the
home a while, and we feel that his
life was not lived In vain but to show
us how pure Is heaven. The body
wa laid 60 rest In the family %burying
grounds at High-hll Monday after
noon.-slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13

S.rfr 90 ohio co.'s Of t.'r1.. .nr.. rrfv ..
FEtEa o., cheney msa ..Ih f.l o. b. H..tI
f.atu.r ut fr l.G ,I O.. d. thHmHE s. t.. Dr
lH- lH.,H. On co. litg ~ T.'.IH. t.ary .al
statt r.'rf-g.t, 44l tHHt -f.d H.u ut lN}
tln SOM .t NJNlltiu N'Il,Al'S t!r
each .UI tt.ry r.ff .l tat.lll I..r t".aHt lg
clryl b. ur use ,g ualla tltHu. Narr
TRANE j. CUrNEY.
Sworn fn before mo rIl subscribed m nv
provence. tla U4 day - ptg mbrT a. u., Is 10,
scat. A. w.. GLEASON
N.,ag. rsb'!..
il4l's Catt.yh Durr g. taken l.t.'nig ma
artI lIr.l.Ig uHuu IL. lirt Hrl IHas... sur
faces az tut system. Sgal Tor lstu3on.s!N
r. J. CHENEY s CO., Toledo, o.
SOLD ny 40 druggists, 71r
Tlsc Halls Family Rms fdf constipation.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
NOTICE OF RINAI SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all crodi-
tors and others interested In the
estate of Alice S, England, deceased,
that l. Harry NJ. England, adminlstra-
tor of said estate, intend TO make Fin
al settlement thereof at the next term
OF the Probate Court OF Saline Coun-
ty. Missouri. to be holden at the
Court House In said County on the
first Monday OF March. 1914.
HARRY NJ. ENGLAND, Admr.
First insertion, Jan. 80, 1914.
Fifth insertion, Feb. 81, 1914.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
Nnln ElLlIIlN IlNNIEs.

The election for the oelopsIor OF
the Gillian road district passed of .a
quietly that many who were in town..
probably, were unaware ,haJ O. WINS
being held. Tho yot. wra ll-h,, lu.
larger than % great aauv predicted
A the Sew FiUnbror. nrrc,uo., the
vote was - iur. ans none against.
80 Gillian 90 favored the cNtDa Con.
wiih O. s.nslc vote in opposition. This
ioao v9to must have bocl lon"som.
inu,od.
The result OF tho election g.. tiip.
thc territory north oil 600 becomes O.
part O., "a district. aud af such. VIII
have its roads under tao Same super
vision. This territory S. somewha,
divided IN Co. rllo'iou,o now. alatcr
and Gillian cantcuGing Tor ,be buls
OF tho trade. ard % On up TO tic Com.
ma lrucrs 10 Keep tht roads On rucl.
shape that ,la cnsy way WIN lead TO-
Gillian. Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
BAR EXAMINERS

E. 81. Reynolds OF Marshall on the
uuar, 90 examine applicants Tor %
ns. Goo practice Law,
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.. Feb. 10
'o,al decisions were rendered by
tUe supreme court tu bano today and
amy motions and applications for
original writs wer, passed upon.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
The court announced the appoint

The court announced the appoint
mont of the following members OF
che board OF bar examiners. each for
% term OF four years: x. b. Oliver or
Cape Girardcau: willard p. Hall OF
Eauf3a city, and r. ". Reynolds OF
Marshall. They succeed Thomas 70
Allen Of 81. Joseph, L. s. Thomson,
Poplar Bluff and ~ L. Rhodes. Po-
tosi
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
E..ngcIl.nl Lulhclan Church.

Ta, frame church on Wos. Morgan
.Dp. 500 soon no repaired for r,sr
E,ausoiI,ll Lutheran services 90
lUHI $685.. Ea.iisA. Professor Carl
'. Fn'.rs al tHr So. paul's College at
.ucollia BIAS taken the charge OF 49,.
ta0 moss, Hoeh paper viii bgiug Mr.
'.er particulars, tw)
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13

Mrs. j. q. Hollywood OF tho north
cTn suburbs OF Marshall went to Nap
ton Wednesday for "a visit to Mrs.
George =. Smith. she will be gone
several days.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13

Il. s. Hazon. OF Western Pennsyl-
vaina, is visiting G, D. Hazen and
family Of west of Marshall. Mr..
riazen left Saline county about 80
years ago,
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13

Airs. Leila Miller, who IS pending
come time with relatives in saline was
the guest several days last week OF
Miss Mary Fisher at her East Vest
home.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13

A twelve FOUNDER is pretty good
for a baby girl but that is just what
the scales showed with the new girlat
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Earls Monday.
Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
Gnnn Mnrr MNrrlNN oL0sEn.

GOOD soil NETTING CLOSED.
Tho revival meeting which has
been IN prosresl at Good Hope
church tor sovoral woots, closed som
day nisht. Rev. y. C.. Carlton hes
done the preaching throughout. and
has Jgnc wonderful work. assisted
and supported al on ihme by %, chr
istlan people 90 The community, 70.
rard!oss OF donomiuotional dIf,or-
onces.
There wore IS conversions and roc
,toraticr during the needing. OF
these % were baptized ana were 10.
cc,yol into the membership pf the
cood Hope Baptist church, aud 40
AFFILIATED with The Evangelical church
az Now Frankfort.
The baptismal services were held
no Gillian Baptist church on Sunday
afternoon. a large number were
present. Rev, Mr.. Carlton perform
ed the ceremonies. ono member
preferred living water and WAS i'm
mciscd IN Boar Greek later. A re-
%markaaic feature OF tho services was
tho baptism OF Mrs. Hams. Who has
nearly reached her seventeen year.
She wa converted years ogo, but
thought herself 10 Old to risk her
health by being baptized, but now
feels young enough. Gillian Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
From Ou~rEXChangeSH

w. p. Hardin and wife Of Miami
were here Wednesday, visiting Mrs.
Emily Hardin and family. They were
accompanied home b. their daughter
Miss Lula Hardin, who has been visit
ing here for six wcols.-Houstonian.
Mr.. Early l.. Davis and Miss Mamie
Terrell, both OF tho Elmwood vicinity,
were married at the Methodist par
sonagc in Sweet Springs, Wednesday
afternoon. February q, 1914. Hov.
G.. i. Corfman ofiiciatod.
Tine couple were members ol two
of The best families ia Western S1lir.
county. and a host Of friends hasten
TO extend congratulated for bcr,
during their married lie. They Ncui
Immediately to his farm near Eim-
wood to make thcir bome.-SNUet
Springs Herald.
Herman Renbcn sold tho so acre
fpru which he ~purcbrge5 of bowman
Cordor. AND which is situated n shor.
distance north OF ul.r,bpri. Ia.
week for SiJj per acre. The farm
has good improvements. lut th.
yalus IL mr.,iy ip tbo excellent eo,,
and ,,v al tho ,i,bty ,tr R,pi.rp
madp N good r,,rv'p ON ,r, lu,d ,ro-
holding II for , yosr sYr.t sur,pr 81.
Herald