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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05

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@arlbOrona6 anO Bic britii6e qanOiraae.

Der 6er3og bon marlborough os auttOuotur. Dos mar a.. ms
Bic 9epedsn as ehpas 8idtgss, ~SuhrsHanss unb uurb0rts msothn.
%gsfpr9uugen in Der ameritnnfar greFs %bef6dfigtsn fh bnntt OBJ bic
bfhffs qrifotrots on 6r5os nun nts betaTert oHfbn perpt. Dab
Elm Sersog in egsnsr qsfon QuttiOneu Isiat, bag par bas siu3iss. pns
bsHat purbs.
Qhr bil pithgtres ft6t bnbintsr. Die brtii6s Qgrarfrass bic
fir Grobbrianuin 70 phtg If, ME bic gsas 6rase in onbusu Can
ten. Die boltsniridoftife unb ~militdrihft 3utunft, ia bic Grboltuus er
RaFe 4dngt On Der rihtigsn a6Iung ob. Bon benz qusssid Der aten
Jpgn bes brui4m 5rtibnnbss. Der bs fade 2anb tntOOltsrt unO aus
elmer Ration ppu 9anbpirten unb Gsefahrertn cine bon Stdbtsrn unb
Ta6rHarbetern 9enaht bal, bic fir bic GrnGbung auf ben Support ana
gspin III, unO lire bsFsn S6bns in bic Grsmbe ssihidt Bat.
Daz in 3rtanb bic Grobsung ourd bic grteu smt gstan, bs Be-
iorge in GnglanO unb S6ottnnb, aqerbngs nsnBr brutal Der Jrst
bonbfL Wsl e penigsr brutal par, erpuss g ni4t bic grbihsruns,
MOhl nber dbntass GknO fir ben fsnn aauOpirt. 6stn ~rsbusaHa
in bic Snoufrhn Der stdbh, Dsrmebrs bort bic aoniumsntn unO in
Soften bon 8epreiFon oas prostartat.
gridebene 1dttel our Qusblft fMb erpossn uoroen. Ridtetr
gum ShuB3pu. Gle 1T nod unpopular bel ben WnHsu. aopo Georges
betnute Gntei8nungspldns, bic unpopular bel ben @roBsrunbbtfBern Fnb.
9es Ser50gs BON 1~2nrlborousb quftrttn as quttiunator, lift bs Re
IuIat elmer nnDstn Rthtung, or bod br a8uid ams Ganb.ssDts
suRg", zines 9efudss. tie gu f1rOsrn, unb piebsr aIsngrunb6sfBu 3u
Ihaffn. DIR 5u3Og fungifte ais authOnohr fir pautun istnts
Grunbbsfses, bic bitTsm 3ntas Oinen fo1sL limb bot bides qufutsu
eepdbt nm bic aufmsrtiamtst auf hhs 4t bic agrarfrogs Su I0tn,
H tun8Rnhtren. 81 :.
Or Fst bic GortIeBuns ndbrsno elmer gtts bon Sabrn in Qass
.fdt. On or gdbe bon G~roBFdosn nit guten 9ldrtten, prb Td pors
ausTdtIiA bic p~ar3aierung aud bcpdbrtn tDnnsn, neil Der abiab fir
aua ZEN Stdbhn shben fDnnen. Nber o6 BEL JrtiEanod Der @etrttOebau
mf gr6Basn Jiidtn TA il ptb renieren fonntn, unO ramit nhtr aG.
.esminsr in Gn8lonb perosn pirO, 1T cine onpsrs Grass
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Mud cine anpaEpn.

2orb ROr4diff, 0sutfdenirefr BON gsrut gsFbg nil 9ueusoebsr
ter .Dolp @ail4, -eDsning geps" unO Ginger anmfr 2etunatn, fir
ptts 8euti4lanb bns it, mas has roe 1u9 fir ben guleu If, Eat F)
enen 8enhtrdd gelerFet, Dem eOenfats bic poblgsnsinte qbftt untrlaa,
ben 8euHden etnen tetnen 6ubhitt gu DerTssen.
I'm ben a6ioB Der pGpsnins Mems" I'm gtrnBsaotrnuf 81 prgr6brn
or gu erla4hrn. battle mon in Der gsI4dfisIeitung bies gdtts Dor
tinser 3t bs4lofIeH, F4 niht ms4r allen auf bic u~nnbbdngigen, ltl6Hdus
ogm 3eitungspertdufsr 5u FaBsR, ionbern man fsnis sisrs gertduFr in.
lin lie le4t tsnnsiia 81 maiden unb gRtd3dtia ME fd GorO gort6ttf
%'n6ilbet, bic OuH4s armss gu OsrfpottR, bat r fe in as nbsdsst btuf.
Ie Gffi5arSmdnteG geHsdt
Dab g fa bier nt1t I'm sinsu 3ufdlisn QaHapf aus sinsm arSoel.
Iacen hanbett, fonoern Ob abF4t bobet wgrunbe gdestn bot aMt f6on
baraus 6erDor, oaB 3 f1 i'm mebrere 5unbeus bon e,uten honcet, ndds
ihr bic StruBm BON acnOon pctedt fno. Gs muB l9On sinide gabe
ematt baden. mt9rsre 9uncert allie Cft8irsmdntd QuFsmrdbn, uro
bbeafatls Oirfs pRs prddige. pGroer" in psutI6sn 2robefgditH .uaisrt"
eeuesn fem.
Ri9s if an ben Ranhln seanOrt, nur Born am araq,n Fno bic
~msiFngeuen 8uafaben Der 3siung nnaebrl9t, lnts sn .G" uMe rs4is
Elm ~. 60 fam man btts bort an allen Gden unb ensm ode reft
brunersetumman ousI6ousnbsn asme Febsn fs6n, IN oenen bMe afe
bsutffe SffBitrspaletot Serrihftit nnf bns tinJps 6eie nnb arAdnbiat
III, Gs if ouf cine Dirt non SuoaFon. BERN 2d6nlAfat nber nit bic
putThtn 0tdsrs, fonaen nur eorb qorhdiff trNt.
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Ghuas, Sas nidlt itimmt.

@r slauben nidt. bob os grdfSsHten arOr BET Der ccdenieir Ou
u Zero Gu9 @efaaenen emit etnm dbnltdrH Vlat utter Den Sncirr
amerianfiher pahiotfder aln6aebunoen emebmci miro, we snWolns
Rece bel Der @cbe oes 1otenebs BON GETTYSBURG. 3uar imo ar
aduge on oiee Reoe 6arin. lm0 cine iebr pabre Sntel Die. OB e
chen 10 itDcr it, Gas. paS man ir ieue giidt bait inter elmer 5ut
pom eobn mo arttt mo @sgnerdatt bod 0%u5uoronen. we iH Gual'
sesu aegeu Den 6eno uor5nae6m,
gber sa ut cine auOere 9ebauptmg. bic wo5l pGrg 3nitlnHuna
iiuOm Miro. neil fe cine aa3 nne mS cue ben @hrOcu cBcs itartm
pb friftgeu. taenire6cn Bottles, agn ooS setmoe gmpimom 9tcnoe
Gbrore dber 8arioisums anheat
.@ir iHo n6t btuNaanacn" ia5te Der grarSeni. Inn Sic a}erHnHr
81 blimpten. @r luoan Den 9Ttaneru bctcn, fuas mir ttnneue pdl
mir giTsu, mic mir uautdm DhrSeu, bsirri ~ merOeu, nnO mic Wr
pduidm TarOu, Oh man nus Gdit ~nH 6runuOt brct pdrtH, ms
~ bdiH."
Su 6hfcm sasrn pctut eanOe perbrn fde bunOcr @inucr irr,
ole fh inter raHo mcden gr5atnHen 6u eunia bata tdmcl BON
irgeuo cinem .Jrcuuoe@ .Slle" ~ cranacn pe mir ic acg5uUdrtJ
gerifo 5uteit per6eu IoMeu
limo Der grdFocnt icBcr 9ot 3pcreL Oh mir bGcn t5uHu! Gn5
1T 6s Mertplubiatc. baB cr troBNcm bebaupetr, Dos mertannde Rolf
prSe icmals pfnidcn f0men, iolac Siie m befoumen, Die ib c'
rrht, beporruuSet oitiert uo 0ereu 9rnoer ooh nht Urib ub mo
ME er 1elteu fam.
gber es 1T Elm febr Invertebrates Mort. q last cincu Gid IN oas
Snncrc oes grdHbntcr hn. Qr mcgfanide angeIeamtdt lit i6m Gin
Seteuerempet Dos Der Qertau0 oocn locn ioa ln0 III ohieS Rcbar
eyempd ielt CT oB Bonsoefabt Der MeIfnncr mo Dos mprcr 9Ohou
nidt elm. 0bseit eeroOc ons Der arobtc Softer mir bn5 Seiulot iUn
rir6.
Benn Die 2ofng mir pom Erafhcrteu ob6iuee, 10 mlr6e ru Grc.
pei m%nbriheiuHd fiumen. 6urtn miroe aeben miiier, cine oQgcueue
8ofspabI foIgen, elm allen pafcnOr 9rdfOmt ans ibr Rrooracben, ocr
Die Beonen gu @rmobeibru mafte mo in Submit 3urieoeubet Chr
ddtct uno Jrebcit in gato brrifeu.
a6er Die Grrifanr mpocr rit poaer. Die md &uerta 5r gatt
GeIangeu. lniere eisrrru BoHthr uer6cr bic Sitie mht o6Hr Guitd
0igng geIetfet BADEN lpcaeu. mo Der priHoeut mag Idn0f picOcr grt
batmaun ien, ebe anSere Die Sdubobrchmg 8pfden amcrfa ub
@erfo poruebmcn.
g0fer perOen beneot MIDI POM fallen geritano. ionoern pom Sc
iH6L Sic 6oim ypdie4, mic Der 4rafoent fe @egifO gBt
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Gins sliite osr nHeHlsiamfeit.

Aus Beaumont, CeTaS, tommt cine aor ietume auuoc fmur gInb.
Id un6 Ood be5ehhueno tHr Den @ett Der Geafiou mo lnouI6iamtet,
Der mic cine ihlcaenoe arantbet lid ibcr Dos gano pertutet mo Sort.
itrht uno anlhr ais @ene oes pc IN befampft: Ger 9ercfn prohta,
difr geiItder bot NIT erprfuug zines einbaItsbeie6IS aehro6t. fails
6as u. 2ouhr SDmpbpnieCr tccr oe Groubnis erbdlt, am Sonrtng
Tin aoa3crt 81 sebenl~ 90 beuttel Die Ct Coulter 8ctide 8ot um0
;rupit baran Die iolaenben 9enerfugen:
suio gedeen I'M Sabre os Sells 1914 in bemiclbeu snnh,
Der i'm Ramen Der 3iullHotou uno Decentralization" idt nbr eines
Sabre ouf eten areg nit Meuto brnorbctet, af oaB Die Ser. Gtooten
DIE benriidtfa Radbarn pn oeftisen 9anbep befreiea! v1he i6e Ieere
Ghrm6et nenne lie Gbrborfet~, ingt ifon Der lqfeu6e @enmeHe Doc.
rauio; ober Dd bette er Die 5lorehtuer bs IL. Sabrbun6ets inn Gimme,
bcheibc nitt etpa Die ireien aucrtoner. Die gebetr mb ungebdeu
e fh 5ur aufaabe MAIDEN, Der ganBn lbrgeu Aclt gufdrunq 81 brin.
gen. %yehrbdrert@ nentcn Die g6otnr bon Beaumont ben geriut. lire
Staot 8ur &ohrung bs udritifeu Sa6buts" nit elmer 6inefiten
@acr 81 uHgebeu, Iber Die BON Der auBenpeIt Der fem gon odnaen
oarf @s mare ia moaltd, BOB Der 9elh os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Den
Ger i%onntagiten abenoanoaht itdoi8en puroe, uo os muB oer5ltet
perocu, iel5t ucnl oaond ben Ginuobneru Elm 1r3 uno @eit erri.
'6euOer @enub ent8ogcn miro. we er Fh in ocn @rer3ld6tei ptaIcitt
In erem 3atriebut uidt pieoer bhtet.
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Cine na6elieaenSt Gyraae.

GU4tEr aniniors BON @olurnoo inate Dor mcbreren IaaeB. Oh
BILLS ietrcs 2taotes 6cfebe Taft o~usdlhBlih aus tlngcn Dadnnern, mehb4
@rofcipuen mo Der @eiddtsnelt o~ngeborten, unh BOB i6 inter i6ueu
2obuc Der beten 5aniien os stoates beidnben; nit benz llrteiI ibr
Das SerbaIen oct @hds IN Der s~trcif4aegton ioltc Ocsbnlb 5~urud9c6aten
ncroen, bis Die ofi5ele lnbriudlng been0et Tel. Giees @erIanaen ba
8ouberneurs annnoEs mar Elm 6taiges. aber Ons gof Der Ser. Siaateu
brpudlte nit ieiuen ltrtciI rift lanoe BuridBu5oltet. am nddien 1oae
dion bcfonne Capt. eapin 8. Carton, elmer Der GttBGe, peIhe bic
giiRitrupprn ~beegligten, relfe bel 2uoloD 10 itrrdiid bnuien, 6raleu
me aiaocr n~ieocfiboieu uO bag 8eftioQer Der Streter neocrbrounieu,
SAB oh ben 1926 Mannern, Die inter ieuen aountanoO tan0en, 80
Nrubenpadtcr = ao ats geu gorf uO naoeren Stdbhn importicne
~@uanrn~ mo 10 eieIfs. aufeber. %g9aidhaHfen un6 anOtre anaecae
br @rubengricaihait mares. Gieie llitAaOmpaane mar nienals III
ter a~eiesltdu ggeifc eHaamrcrt poroen, bate nienals Gfn5iere CT.
rdMt. batte ncuials ereneEt unO bcsg ibre 96bnung nht pom 5taate
ipnorrn bon Der tSruhengeelidnit.
9s vsics gorf MeIO" iroot: s2cbn Die behcn 6onfien Gdu.
raOos uac ni Der 3a1aHe Or grubensSeealtoften?
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bleataattn bes @artbnra ssminar

Dns ncue @ortburs seminar.
pelhes bier an einem Ro%iteupreis
bon $4,000 rrbaut per0an miro.
ina aus uniersm eiubeimiiheu
AnIfltein NIT 9er5ierungen bon
Aebiorb aoIfItein errittet weroeu.
Ter Tburin oes eiiteu @ebauoes
III i'm groben llmriiie Dem Der
olteR @artbnrg abulid. Redlts
bon 0isiem fommt Die anpele uHo
Imfs Der sroBe SpctieiaaI. @rup-
pirt nm eIneu 6alptbof pom 100
bel 100 SUB peroen Die aHoereu
@eb1uoe fem, ME bic ShInfge.
NADER 2cbridIG 3inmier fir oos
ircinle @emeiniein uiu. aae 9ail.
ten iino NIT Dem Speiieianl uHo
Der aapelc ourh Horrioore I'M Sci
lergeihoB uerbunOeu. es iUirO be-
ubiiftigi, 0ieie in mrgilnitigem @et.
ter 81 benIselL pdbreuO iu an'
0ereu Soften q~euiigenoe Sin. mo
AusgGnae mo SeitenUeae BON au.
Beu aue @ebdu0e nit chamber per.
biHoen Gie Blame irrO politau.
DO I'M cine groBe 2lu3abI S6ii-
Ter lmo oeren gchrer mo ons
Iienitperionnl gut III berpflcaeu.
Glles miro I'M aItlotbtiheH 5ti[e
ertaut mcroeu abgr teinc Der Be-
oiiemlitteIten Der neueren Belt
lin0 0abel uprgelln uor0et.
Gubuqlie giaiioHal 1emotrat
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9tr Diclititiaf sarrta.

Cine iHtcreHaute 2eture mHbte ee sannuaa oast p%tcBglfg1te
iGrr ben neytaniihcn Giftotor 9urria bilncn. Sn ben ifgicn 1oecu
aaetn rirof bGh4tet: sSuerta Ut pont8 A~cbergg6rode lmo BAIT fa np
rit ollie bon acgnet olf~ a&ucrn irrdtet ide uddne lmacllnga
leot fit rte 81 9ctt, ion0ern fdbrt Die gnaR Nadi iu aitc, mp6tf r.
6alH mo mann fr ftie 3at snidldit - uNucna, scr fA Da tWci
2oblleins rfrent lit pcranlat uno muutcr. = n rpaetn iii bereu, bon
ietieni MrHte 5~nriid5ntfcteu, nuH iMn anfHatrne amf eiRm irenasN
~arieaslhife garanticrt miro ~9nefia lit Den Scr. ztautn irboHd
9iinrs% = 4Snerta iaamplt iriuc 1rupper, mn SaI amra gc1et Ole
YER. 2tanteH init aarr Gurraic ii betrri6cus globrl1 fnu 4Vmiaa
~ 13sHhiofaltlafeit Der geudtertatiungl (3tIJ
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Enc Nnnnril glnffs.

Ter NusiduB Der rs Srodenen
CAB IebtsH Santitag mir groBem Sc
idlrei befarutt. oob ie eiuige 9tamen
anf Der &irt6idafts Betition &c.
ipm0eb tabsu. one muredtnldBig alIi
Die giitr aefonmM ieieu. 1iea be-
peiit aber nod iaitac nidt Dab bier
cine S%alidlaug uorlic8t. 0o moglI-
d~jerlueiie uldl jiDei Seute init oela.
ielben NnHseH in eileIn 1iitrift mob
nell lonifea 9fn0etniQas uber lit es
Gin iauler Sug. Den ijd ieruano
erlaibsc tHi6 Sic &dmeH Der be.
ireiienosn Seitte III Ole 2iilc eintru.
Gen. 4elafi al aieeu Augelegeu.
heitcn sraldlt user Der inportirte
Stanfsrer nuO GrnbelmaAef SoHn
@amHcna nod thinner mdIt 5t icbr
5u laden Gem nit beaen bercd
tigte @aiinnmgen 0uB in biciem
staHipfc Der gGlm0e 9lenihenners
itauo ais 5iegrr heruorae1t mlo
Conn Die Winder trait.
lie Hep1raturarbeiten unO
Acknowledgement am Maaupa See
fonnen ais beenOet apgeieben per.
Den ms aaes i'll mieoer i'll ih0niter
Cr0mna. Ser s. w. Barnet. Gel.
fer Des unternehmans, BOT iih req.
lidJc Nliibp gege6en oas in ibm ge-
iette 8ertrnuen ju rehtierti9en unb
hnt Die 9ntagc SIT einem Dabren
2rt oes 8ergHiigens gen1adt. Die
@roffmrng ftn0et am Samitag Den
70. Mai itott.
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NOTICE To chFpIToRs.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of Administration, with the will an- neXed on the estate of Elmira E. Humphrey, deceased. were issued to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Probate Court of Garland County. in the State of Arkansas, on the 3rd day of July. 1914 All persons having claims against said Estate are there fore hereby notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned, properly au- thenticated, within six months after the date of such letters or they may be precluded from any benefit in said Estate. And 1T suCn ciaims be not exhibited as aforesaid, within one year after the date of such letters, they will be forever barred and pre- cluded from any benefit from said Estate
 Given this 1st day Of August. 1914.
 z. w. LAKENAN,
 Administrator with the will annex
 ed of the Estate of Elmlra E
 Humphrey, deceased.
 (4t why.)
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Despondencv Due to Indioestion.

It is not all surprising that persons who have indigestion become discour- aged and Respondent. Mere are a few words of hope and cheer for them by Mrs. Blanche Bowers. Indiana, Pa. For years my digestion was so poor that l could only eat the lightest foods. l tried every thing that 1 heard of to get relief but not until about year ago when I saw Cham berlain's Tablets advertised and got bottle of them, did I find the right treatment. l soon began to improve, and since taking a few bottles of them my digestion is fine" For sale by all dealers.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Meets eVcIy first and hiri Thursday nights of each month. at Woodmeu'4 haU corner Prospect and Exchange Visiting brothers ordally invited.
 EpWARD HARDIN Grand Kuight
 HARRY DOUGH lEkTY. Deputy G. n. Jos. IOHgiHOtu. Financial Secretary. Eugene AIbona. Recorder.
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coMMIssIoNeRIs s sALE.

COMM lSSl lONEh . SFNlG
 Notice Is hereby given that in pursu- ancc of the authority and directions 'on- taiued in tho dccreiA order of tho Chan cclN CuulJ ur Garland county made and entered on the 32nd day ut pctohef A. i'. l9l4, in certain cause tNo. 5t651 then pending therein between W. R. Johnson and Arthur Holland, trustee, complain ants and $ J Erickson and Ola li. Erickson. defendants, the under signed, as Commissioner of said court, win offer f1l sole at public Ncndue to the highest bidder. at the front door ur entrance of the county courthouse. in which said court is held. in the County of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for day of November X. D. 1914, the follow ing described real estate, to-wit Lots seven CD and eight tSl of block three 63) of S A. Burroughs S subdivision of part of the northwest quarter of tEc northwest quarter of section eight tNl, township three C3) south range nineteen G9) west. of the fifth principal meridian, in Arkansas. also a part of lot five to) of block forty l0) of the Hot Springs Reservation as surveyed mapped and plated by the United states Hot Springs Commission, described as follows. toVit: Comm cncing thirty-tWo (321 feet west of EatoG'a southwest corner in said lot and block and running thence northWard parallel with Eaton's west line one hun dred and seven (lO11 feet more or less to the north line of lot five (5l said
 
 feet: thence southwarj along east line of Bametrs land thjrty-oue feet and eight inches l3l and S. thence westward nine C9J teet thence southward parallel with cast line to south Park street.; thence eastward thirty-siX t3G) feet, along south Park street to the place of beginning; also lot sixteen G@ oG Briggs and O'Neols subdiv sion of lots one CD. two @. three CD and four CD, block ten Oo) of the Hot Springs Reser- walton as surveyed. mapped and platted by the Y. <. Hot Springs Commission. all in Garland county, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute 8 bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said caU~-. with approved security, bear ing interest at the rate of ten per cent per aunum from date of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the prem ises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 3rd day of November A. D 1914
 A. C. Si'LLENBERGER
 Commissioner in Chancery.
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ROBT KOEHLER. Secretary.

Hot Springs Encampment. No. 8, L O O. F. meets second and fourth Tuesda! nights in Odd Fellows Hall corner Pros pect and Exchange All visiting Patri archs please attend
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-160 acres in Oklahoma for town or country prop erty. Inquire J., care Sentinel-Ree- ord. 10-1-lm
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east side of East street fifty (j0) feet to the point of beginning. in Garland county, Arkansas
 Terms of sale On a credit of three months, the purchaser being re- quired 10 execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause, with approv- ed security, bearing interest at the rate of ten per cent per sguum from date of sale until paid and a fen be- ing retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 29th day of October, A, D. 1914.
 A. c. SUIl.ENBERGER.
 Commissioner in Chancery
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LEGAL NOTICES
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

 Having taken out letters of admin. istratioa upon the estate of Nathan (Budl Thomas dead; now all persons having or holding claims against the aforesaid estate are hereby duly noti- fled and requested to present their claims properly verified to me as such administrator, so that they may he properly closed and passed upon, within six months from this date, or they may be barred; and if not pre- sented within one year from this date said persons will forever be barred from participating in the proceeds ot said estate.
 Given under my hand as sucn nd. ministratrix of said estate on this 29th day of October, 1914.
 JOHNNIE ETTA THOMAS, AdministratriX Estate of Nathan (BuD Thomas, Dead
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Notice is hereby given, that in pur. suance of the authority and dlrec- tions contained in tho decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland county. made and entered on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1914, in a certain cause (No. 569D then pend ing therein between J. K. Leeroy, complainant, and Homer Crutcnfield, defendant, the undersigned, as Com missioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, in which said court is held, in the County of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Wednes- day, the 4th day of November, A. D. 1914, the following described real es- tate. to-wit: Lot two @ of Moore & Summers subdivision of block one hundred ninety-one (19D of the Unit ed States Hot Springs Reservation. in Garland County. Arkansas.
 Terms of Saie--On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security. bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and a lien being re- tained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 14th day of October. A. D. 1914.
 A. G. SUIL LENBEfRGER,
 Commissioner in Chaneery.
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RACING IN HOT SPRINGS

Everybody in Hot Springs is racing in Jack Goodne's place to be served with his merchants lunch. Chui, chilli mac and his famous hot roast beef sandwich wid de gravy oozing out of dem; all kinds of sandwiches. JACK SAYS let the Germans and French fight. lie has plenty Limbur- ger cheese on hand at the Empire 825 Central avenue. Phone 1G76.
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Secret Societies
MASONIC.

mRSOFNiCs
 Hot Springs Commandery. No E. KY
 z. N SHORT. E c. Hot Springs Council, No. 2s R & I.. meets every second Monday after Chapter. E. E. CASADA, r. l. Nj. Hot Springs Chapter No. 47. R. A NJ. meets every second and fourth Mondays
 Nj. C. HICKMAN. Il. r. Hot springe Lodge. No. 62 r. & A NJ, Masonic Temple, first and third Fridays
 H. g. FEIIHENER. W. M sumpter Lodge, No 4I9. F. & A Nj. South Hot Springs. near corner Fifth St and ,llS, Grand AAye' meets second and fourtf
 M. II. CAMPBELL. W. Nj ROBERT CARTNEY. Secretary. EAsrEP,l STAR. Hot Springs Chapter, No. go. O. D. 8. Masonic Temple, third Monday at s. MRS. B COBB Worthy Matron. MISS BLANCHE BAILEY. Secretary wooDMAN CIRCLE. Meets every firsf anu third Fridays | Visiting sOVerelgus invited to attend LlBBIE 'NEAI- Guardian. {. O. o. F.
 Hot Springs Valley Lodge, No. 67 meets every Monday night at 7:3O fl Odd Fellows Hau Prospect avenue and ! Exchange street Visiting brothers al. ways welcome. Office of Noble Grant on second floor
 B. c. WITTE, N. c. ROBT. KOEHLER, Secretary.
 Hot Springs Encampment. No 8. I. o 1 Q. F. meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Pros 1 pect and Exchange. All visiting Patri l ot
 W. H. HUNTER, c. p. Fl. c. GRAHAM Scribe.
 Garland Rebecca Lodge. No 70. [ O nights in odd Fellows Hall Visiting | brothers and sisters cordially Invited MRS. DORA GRAHAM, N c. MRS. FANNIE sAULs, Secretary K. OF P. 1 Meets every Tuesday nTgrt at 5ii i-; Central avenue,
 s. E. DILLON. c. c. JAS. &. MCCONNELL K. Of R and B B. p. Q. E.
 Hot Springs Lodge, No. sSO. B P. | E., meets every Wednesday evening at | s.SO sharp. at their new halL cornel Spring and Valley streets. Visiting | brothers cordially invited | C. F. HOGABOOM, E R. | REDMOND JOYCE. Secretary m W. OF A. Hot Springs Camp, No 13343 Modern Woodmen of America meets at SOP |? | Central avenue, on the second and fourth 1 WednesdaVs at D. m C. 4 Mcconnell | and A w. Berro@, physicians A. ]. GDERlN v c.
 ]. J. HICKMAN. Clerk
 KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY | Hot Springs Council. No 20l6 KniRhb | and Ladies of Security, meets at Odd | Fellows Hall. second and fonrth 1hus, day nights. Visiting members cordlau, l welcomed.
 H E. KtRKPATBICK, Pres | J. J. HICKMAN. Clerk. | ELWOOD SMITH. OrgaDiz8r L, O. o. Nj. l Hot Springs Lodge No 504 Loyal or l der of Moose. meets every Friday even Ing in inc Moose Hall. 72i l-2 Centra avenue. Visiting brothers cordially in 1 vitcd J II BERRY Dictator J. ". stClair Secretary
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. l Meets every first and thir1 Thursday 1 nights Of each month. at Woodmeu' han 1 corner Prospect and Exchange Nsiuu. l brothers cord ally invited. | HOWARD HARDIN Grand Knight ! HARRY nlI ff.IIETRfTN 14rut.. ts
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-160 acres of land, 59 acres in cultivation; will sel. for Sl,1e0 # taken at once;
 6 mics from Hot Springs; also one pair of gray horses, 8 and 9 years old, sound and gentle;
 chain, harness, log wagon, all for S2O0 if taken at once. Also small hotel, 22 rooms, steam heat, cheap rent clear of all incumbrance. Will sell at a bargain. Address Post Office Box 115, Hot Springs, Ark, or phone 2005. 10-2S-1mo.