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Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16
The best Of candy At Purdy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Bolts and chill
dren have gone to Tennessee to spend
the winter.

J.W.coleman. the iron worker and
blacksmith, has very unique engine
of his manufacture on display in
L. r. Ferris show window.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16
Every present is useful at Purdy's.

E. o. Morrishas bought a half in
terest of Ralph Head in the Palace of
Sweets. They manufacture extensive
ly candies and confections.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

James Heinlen, of Bethel neigh
borhood, has rented his farm and
win move to Des Moines. Iowa, in
the spring.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

There win be pie supper at the
Han Of Cant Saturday night.Dec. 1s.
Everyone invited, benefit Of K.L.of s.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Don't fail to get prices from Pur-
dy's and inspect his large assortment
of Holiday Gifts before you buy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Found.-West of Mexico cemetery.
lady's handbag. Call at Message Of
flee, describe contents, pay for this
adlet and get your property.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Mrs. Mary CorneIison. who has
been operating the mutual telephone
switchboard at Rowehh. resigned and
Miss Lily Love was chosen instead.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16
Military sets at Purdy'..

e. J. shobe of LaddOnia disposed
of 6s head of mixed steers and heif-
ers. averaging s22 lbs. which brO't
him 1856.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16
Military sets at Purdy's.

Smith Bros. OF Cant shipped a fine
Duroc boar recently to G.A.George
at Conrad, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Born, last Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Helwig, of near Benton City,
a fine healthy son.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16
See Purdy's stock before You buy.
For SALE.

CocKELs. Fine pure bred
Rhode Island Reds and Barred
Plymouth Rocks. $1.OO if sold
before Jan. 1st. Phone ]. Muir,
12F22 or BAT.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16
Toilet sets at Purdy's.
PLEASE PAY UP.

All who are indebted to j. w.
Coleman q Son, call and settle by
January 4, 1915. ew.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Mrs. 6. M. skeliy, Of Littleby
neighborhood, from her late illness
is not yet well enough to be out.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Fred Roberts bought 5 hogs Of
Smith Bros. at Cant at six cents. The
weight averaged 100 lbs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

You will find it to your advantage
to get prices at Purdy's before you
buy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

R. A. Kemp, on the Hook farm,
is moving to Mexico for the winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Plain combs and brushes at Pur-
dy's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

The Baptist people took IN $50 At
their supper and bazaar Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

4 you wanl q Oheaper. be- Purdy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

All presents are cheaper at Pur.
dy's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Shaving stands and mirrors at Pur.
iy's.
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

Such fine weatherl Farmers mostly
thru Dlowing for next seasons corn
Mexico Missouri message., 1915-12-16

All presents at Purdy's are useful.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
THE STAR BRANCH
One in Your Neighborhood

NORTHWEST.
y. Cap. cor Il I. ave-. Psrkers Pharmacy.
sna s.. eor. Mass ave Hyseisn Tssrpssy b, ma
7th ~. cor X Goldcnhergs Information Bureau
aiS It.. e2s. Roland waiiace's newsstand.
oh St. cor. U. McIuirc.s Pharmacy
l1th st.. cor. =. Davis pharmacy
lsth st. cor. Col. road. F1emer's Pharmacy:
18th St, cor. Fla. ave. Persons PHARMACY.
a1st St. cor. G. ouigley's Pharmacy.
end St. cor. y. Nansemonds Pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor. Pa ave. Herbsrs Pnarmacs; c,-,,.c,
,Iolnead place, cor. otis. Holmead Pharmacy
J. ST. 1904. Morse's Pharmacy.
Ia, ave, 1906. Holtzrlaw's Newsstand.
NORTHEAST.
y Csp cor ST. Richardson's Pharmacy.
End 81. cor. Nd ave. Taylor's Pharmacy.
6th st. cor. X. McChesney 4 J"aehim. WaNes
1th St, cor. II, Yeatman's Pharmacy.
iith St. cor. r. Cap. Lambs Pharmacy
1871 st, co % c,P M.wi.. EV;HIs p.'f
SOUTHEAST.
sth st. cor. G.. Roach Drug Go.
sth ST.. cor. Eye. Weer's fHarmacy.
1ith ST., cor. Pa. ave. Feaiy's Pharnacy.
f4th ST., cor. Pa ave. Bradey's Pharmacy
SOUTHWEST.
9Th St, cor. D. Suilivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
wis ave. cor NJ ST. o'Donnells Pharmacy.
Ssth ST.. cor. r. Pride's Pharmacy.
VI St. cor. 36th. weller's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
900 Nichols ave-, Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES
United States Capitol.
Interior department.
Union station.
Rond Bui'diny W. b. and A. Rwy. Once.
1852 Connecticut avenue.
1aig Wisconsin avenue.
1iih Street Wharf.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS ~ DulrLCATE FOL.
furnishing stationery and n sc"liaHeoiS ppiies
for United States courts and jidira! officers. and
for cleaning and relayias carpets, removing
ashes, rubbish. ctr., shooting of horHcs, 'are OF
horses and vehicles laundering t"wtiS ana cieah-
! ington, during the fiscal ycar end nc IuEs 30
1916 will be received Hnttl o'c!ork y M iAurs-
day. April 10. 1915. and taeu oeie IN tne
sur1,y division. pcpa artmeLt of JG- ilce. 10 II
street NV. Bisaa forms OF proposals WIKI IN
struct ions to .,iterS VIII be FURNISHED upon ap
piication TO the chief 5lerk. The right is re
served to ACCEPT reject 'ld OF any part OF
! a lid r " GREGORY. Attorney General
mil, 30 g7'9-5;
PROPOSALS VIII. BE RECEIVED AT The
Bureau OF Supplies ami Accounts. Navy Deptrt-
m.nt washington b. &. until 10 o'clock M.
April g. 1918, for delivering steel bolts: wash
er. hoops liners plates aud shapes. aud motor
proposals to the Eursaa- SAMuEL MCGOWAN,
Paynisstcr General, [. :. y. 5-1s-iJ
MIR. .?
SEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by III. Superintendent, Coast aud Gcodetc Sur
yer .pS New jersey ave. So. Washington. -,
C. until . O'Clock pm. April 3 1915 and then
opened for furnishing and installing a complete
panied br a certified check in tie sum of Two per
cent of the amount of the bid. The right is re-
served q, reiert ang and all bids. to waive any
tecnn.cality or tofornality in any bid. Plans and
specifcaiions may be obtained by addressing the
above office mh:e St.eod
DEPOT oUARTERMASIER's OFFICE, UsA..
Washington, d. q. Mar,h ~. i?i5.-Saaied pre-
possis Will be received here until Ii O'clock srn.
April 20. 1915 for furnishing and delivering coat
AT Washington. D. G. aud p,sts in vicinity. In
forma tion appiica, hon. J. b. HOUSTON. Dept
Quartermaster. mh2o - =. .24spl5,ie
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0rnnSeisexttsasibertrasxns
Gintinnati. Z. septsmbsr.

Ginciunati, Z. September.
Gertrude u. Rpsrs an aorens s..
aitbaus II. 9lnb., Got 13 in Sbsrmun
@pplegais's 5tueiter unterabibeiIung in
gbepiot, 81.
Geo. 8. RsinbarO on 5rant W. unb
gliSab.ib pidsring. Got 60 in OeoOn
glace llntsrabtteiIung. (St.u.r
$3.50; 81.
SplOsitsr sbOmpion an Serbsrt
5bompion, 8 Sabre pddt BON /.
Wdrs 1915, auf so 2lder adnb in
EDITION II in Gpcamore Sopnihip,
jGhrlihe Mieibe 5000.
Williom 8. Morsan an Greb. unb
9eiiis 9onIsp. "a Sub an Der Glib
ieiie bon f5loraI 4psnue In Qorpoob,
(St.uer $3.50; 81.
Margur.t Si.usr an n-Mprtle 8sais
IN, so bel 144 Sub an Der Ditieits Don
Central Qloenus in Mabifonriae,
(Stspsr $3); 81.
pierIon R. Wiidsll on Wiarp g.
:5ibam, 100 Sci 220 SUB an Der Weits
i.ite BON Columbia 2lp,nue in Wabi'
icnpiqe, (Steu.r $6); 81.
GIi3abttb &. Wt9rap an Gillette
gOdborii, 40 b,i 140 SUB an Der DIts
ieite BON Gpo,ane 2lpenue, 230 CUB
n6rbli6 oDn Sstpitt 4psnue, (Sieutr
50; 81.
@rben Don llriob Sniber, per Sbes
riff, an Sofepb Wl. Sniber, Got 8 in
Sem 9angbon Ro4ldb In WubiIons
bile, (Stsuer S1.50); 81.
emma Sobb II. 4nb. an Charlotte
Gbubfpid, 75 BEL 145 CUB on Der Sits
f.ite BON Ct. Glmp 2lpenue in College
SiQ. (steusr $3.50; 81.
gluduIt q. 8ommerIin an Charles
0an 8larieum II. gnb., Got 618 In
linierabtbeiluns 81" bon SutIsD
part, (Steusr So; 81.
Sfaac MoB an aeIisy Rotbffilb, ,aot
1853 in 8eetgipoob llnierabtbeiluns,
(Stsutr 50c); S125.
Jiaas Wacb an aouis StsrrI Got
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@ranSeisentbums.. Sppstbeien
Rsu eingetragtn.

Veu eln gefro gen.
Diuis Is. Sarp.r on Wt. 2oO,ou
9. II. g. 60. $1,000.
Gnna &. 4rnoIo an po., $1,000.
GbarIes y. Winter an Bm. 6
2ambsri, $l67S.85.
Grant M. Ordering an Wiaiams
burg y. II. g. Co., $1,000.
6sHrp ). gI,iiins on ROrtbFb,
gant, $1,000.
9eIsn Z. gIippinssr.on 1ubiion 9
u. go. 2, $500.
Wprile 9eotip an 3D., $500.
Wtareara e. Wdrb an bo., $500.
gnna Wl, Store an Z. Warb 6. u
.. Co., $4,000.
Samusl Rai5an an WaounS Q. IL
6. Co.. $1,000.
Gbarlts Ban 9larieum an gucran,
Tee 9spoiit Go, $1,000.
SohH SrommsI an SobH J. sit,
$1,000
Warie W1uIIis an Gnt,rpriie 8. u
Co.. $3.50.
6. 9llpa 8. g,arb an Weittpoot
Someiteab Co. $1,000.
dreb. ghrmunu Sr. an b., $500
Gabriel Wsu.l.r on Nprthpeiiern .
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sobn Settler OIL Mpbaip! plaee g
Il. 9. 60, $500.
Sobn 6. Rtebinetr on Brighton
German gant Co., $1,000.
anna 5aoertamp an pleafani 3.
II. 6. U. Co, $3.50.
Sam.s Si.pb.nion an GnterpriI.
Q. Il. g. q. Co.. $3.50.
Sohn 8. Sboenberger on bo.,
$500.
+. 9. MoOr. an 2lntonio SOms 9.
il. 3. Co.. $1,000.
Charles Dan 9larieum an 2lugui.
O. 8dmmerlin. S1100.
Qouis grdifbp on pearl Mart.t
gani, $1,000.
gbarl.s Wt. @atpt.r an MeaI gfat.
unb 5mprop.msnt Co., 1892.
Daniel g. Runndn an Miliorb
Soms 9lba. Co., $500.
Seora, u. prugb an Sutton o. II.
g. a.. S2500.
GetiGgte 5ppptbefen.
2tusuIi 81. Stofrseeu an Sisblanb
@ps. 8. u. 9. Co.. $2500.
Sobn BiIiams an Geo. Q. Rsins
barb. $50.
sSOisph Silpsrman an SsrasI Gr..n'
BERG. S125.
Ssurp 5oon an gorrpoills 9. II. g.
Co.. $500.
9tnnd W. Sione an 7. Warb 6. u.
.. Co.. $500.
somueI glatban on asna Raben.
$35OO.
9luguit O. 9ommsrlin an @uarans
tee Depofit Co., $4,000.
gbparb :. Jif4er an Marr q.
Wsgss, $500.
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292 in Gebar -Grope 8. IL. 9. 9lTn'l
| ltnterabtbeilllng, (Steuer 5Oe); 81.
2lbrabam SbuIIer oil Dora Gnael
! 8 Spts in berIclben llnterabtbsilung
! tSteuer 50e); 81. !
| Ni. .. Scott all George ". uns
@nna .. pettit. SO CUB an Der Oit
ieitc bon Jrebcnia 2lpenue, (Steuel
81; 81.
anna =. geeflsn an Sanies> Wati
ion, Got SO in Soutb Noriprob Spni
bifat llnterabtbsilung, 81.
Wnrp IS. @oobin an Charles uni
Uldrn glatf. Got $50 une 9bsil por
Sct 531 in SaniiieI $. @opbin's I'm.
terabtbeiluas in SnOritrp, (Steisr
50e); 81.
plarb 6. 0opbin an arant Z. 5rob,
miller unb Satin. Sbeil BON GOT 53l
uno bic aan3e Got no. 532 in berIeI.
ben llnterabtbeilana, (Sicuer 500; 81.
Gonrab y. Garle an Spbn 6. Rie.
binder. so Bel 112 isub an Der @sIts
icitc Der 9lsipcIIDn Strabe in Gum
minspile. (Sieusr $500; 81.
sScbn Sdter an Wloradrtt Ortss
mann. SO iSub an Der Oltieite Don
Dapis glpenus, JOG fub n0rolia Der
Si!od Strabs in Gbepiut, (etalsr
Sd; 81.
Bertha Busbler an Wlarie Bad.
i6tiOer, 80 SUB an Der Rorbieiie her
% Strabe in Cartilage. (Sisusr
900; 5000.
Bertha @ue6ltr on Wlaribd 90.
Scrip. 25 SUB an Der NOrSieiie Der
69. Strabe in Carthage. (Sisuer 500;
81.
3o6H gumbinaer an Usagbaln.
6umbingsr. 80 SUB an Der Siibfeits
bon Wloultun 2lpenu., 100 CUB n6rbs
lid bon Dolnut place, (Sisuer 500;
81.
Catherine gtilOpstp on Svbae
anpti. % bel 101 aub an Der Glib.
isiie her 9. Strdbe( (Steuer $3.50; 81.
samuel y. Cooper an Bhilomtnd
StIor. 81 fub an Der Oiifeite Don
Gleinpislp qDsnue, 101 ;fub norbIi6
Der Mc9RiIIar Strabe, (Steuer so;
81.
Die Stnte R.altb SO. on aouii. Ul.
Sente, Got 12S in 9esIie unb 3id's
llnierobtbsiIuns in 0OriuOob, (Steu.r
S4); 81.
u. 6. Sanbers on 9idion 10. Soern,
Got 40 unS 5bsiI BON Got 48 in nor
lrrob 9isp llntera6tbeiluns, (St.u,r
500; 81.
Grben bon 6tnrb n. girb, per
Sbtriff. an Biniam Z. 1oub. SO b.i
203 1ub an Der Siibiptitf.iie pom
frant,s Cane. fsrntr, Gigentbum be-
tonnt aIs 30. 2221 iSrances Cane,
fernsr. 100 gnb an Der Siibrpsiiieii,
non Trnnrss Zane, $79S3.34.
Mdrb g. groipu on cSdm.s I'D.
Broom. Elm Stid qano in S.iiiou "a
in Columbia 9Otpnfbip, 81.
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gaa ss.sasn. In ssslsn sas .a.aa a,ai.r gsissIaii


nal pOit beiommeu, Z gatete, 5 gri,s
fe uno a a0rien. s5sbt iptiB man bot
lpenigiisns ipieoer. mas 5u 5dufs LOB
III. llebtigens ididi mir bod bsi
nddIier esIeesnbsit etipas Bous uno
cine StcpinaOsI; ih mub unbtbinsi
Siriimpfs .iiOpien. Sdbs heuts ssipas
id,sR; bic Sembtn. bic 70 5ismIih
i6parJ paren. Iinb nidt iUsih ssiDor
ben, aber bod 10 etipas ipie lila; Sos
asniigi dbsr aud fir bic bieiieen Der
b6linifIs. 9ds pddetdsn mi! 5tnfNlol
erbisIi ih nud bsute; 10 ir.roe ih met.
ne pielbtisigsn Gdiis, ,s iinb Goit isi
8aut nur DereinseIts, baIS dlf ben
3rab brineen.
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Bertha Musblsr an Carthage 2. II
6. o., $500.
2lnna Sapsrtamp an pIeaIant 3
u. e. q. 60, $1,000.
II. g. Wsoore on SDbe part .. IL,
g. Gp.. 5000.
Snbic 3. Woob an Mliami 9ppn=
ibip .. II. 6. Co., $500.
emma glieman on Rortb Gin. 6
II. y. 60, $500.
@eOras 2. prusb an Gbtpars 8
S1ompIon, S705.
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.Rubolf!"
cSdl mill niht iInnRrfflf fein.

sd mil ni6t unsereft fein, =
il1 babe iie mitseipielt, uber in einel
aolle, bic i6 mir ipobrlih nidlt ieIbi
IaepG6lt hattie. $oat es einen Ginn, ii
e oentbar, CAB sipei WteniGen mi
unb nebeneinanber Isben ipllen, bic lid
niGt lieben? ga, es 1T bert6ar, unb es
tpmmt Oft senug DOR, absr fir uns BET
be 1T es niht bentbar. Sd babe g.
oldubt, bab pjr ipenigitcns in onber'
liter Hube al bieier grtenntniB get
Iangen perbsn, uno bab mir Der Wslt
m0gli6it tpenig 9nlab nm 9ereoe &c.
ben IoIlten. Gines itGnen 5agss mir.
be man bemerten, bab biz 6rdu Sra
fin auf ibren 0iitern lebt, i4 anf ben
mcinigen. Riemano ioltt einen 9runb
ansugeben babsn ais bphitens ben: Il:
babsn iid eben bod Mot psrtragen
t6nnenl"
rgl6sr, Rubolf, bu BAT mid bod ge.
lit6i, iparum lpillit bu mid nun Der
itpBen2 So6e @eoulb Eiit mir, Ru.
bcli. Sd nil bir dllea t9un, mas it
Dir an BEN glu9en abiebsu tann. SD
ncroe bid nidt msbr tranten, bid
nitt quGlsn; bu lpirit itbsn, i4 ipetb,
out iein Genn ib Iteb. oia, RuboIf
if liebe bid mebr nIs i. Rnbi, per
itob mid nittl"
.eieFit bu. 5riBi, biu III Der
quntt, no bic aom0Oies aufborsn
mub!!"
.aom0bisl Sd bsrittbs bid nidt!"
ricf iriBi idrlut3snb aui i9rsn SeKel
5uriidiintsno.'
.9u iagf. bu Iiebit mit?"
Simmer nod tauisnonaI mebr als
mein 2sbsn!"
Run. oas if ia Isbr biibi6! limo
id bin o.iner iiberbriiIid geporbsn
uno nil bid iebt nur Gli feline @eiis
los peroen, bab i'd bubt nitt ben
Sftin zines llnredtes auf MID laoe2"
.Was ioq id fonit ber.sn?"
Gut. Sdl hattie esboit, oab es
obue bieIe Gr0rtsrungsr abgeben luers
be, aber nur S9t 's bod' Hidt dn'
hsrs".
Gr soa i.iue grieftdits heraus unb
entnabm bsrielben ben Brief 5risis,
BEN er INNER BEL ii6 Nu1.
.9ennit bu bieie 6oroibyift9" fraga
ts sr, ben Brief 5ribi iiserrei6erb.
.Gs 1T m.int 6dn1rrifi", aniipor
iete 6riBi. ben gri,f btl,l4tsnb, nno
ipdbrenb iis ibn lag. mute iie lid crit
miibIam ben 3uiamm,r5lus ins ess
bdttnib suyiidrufeu, ME man iif DE
berpprrensn Stsnsn sir,s baIbusraeis
ienen Sraumes 5ui1mmeu5uiudeu
pflegi.
.9ln tpsn iit bi,itr g,jsf s.ti9tet9"
Pin Rummel"
IS III gut. bdb bu rcnigii,us nidt
2(usiliidt. perfudit, uuo bab bu ibn
niht psrIeuonsit. 1Irtte auh teineR
Itibsni6aitIihen gtuSbrua bon mir.
ID bin Hif Der SddN 'erita 9epptpen;
lie III abs.i6loTcn fix mid, unb bo.
nit Tinb ou6 bic 2In1,lsgsnbeiten siuis
ften uns beibm ,rIsoist. sJ6 bate
ss aud porasSOlsn, Dir bisf,n Srisf
nitt ppr bic 2luosn 81 brinaen, ou
iiebit nun ie!bit, ,s mubts fin. I'D
made Dir tsine gorniirfs unb oe6s Dir
ieine 2ebr.n. 9u pirii msin,n Ras
men iragsn, unO id ipeiie bid ni4t
barauf bin, bof Ct in gtren oetralsn
ipcrben mug. Tenn ib tenne bid uno
ipeib, bab bu Inn .,ueStonbs MAIDEN
pirit. gb.r ipenn i'd audb niht ,lage
une bir teine 9urlDiirfs made. - bic
Ssmeiniduft 3piid,u uns mub uufs
b0ren. 9drsin lpirii ba bid finbeu.
unb hoffsntIib bait ou aud jsbt f6on
sineeiebeH. rpsltsg.rshtisune bic 9er.
lpiirfe batter. oi. bu mir esma4i
taft".
(SdIub fpls!.)
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erpartst @ef4d.fts auf.
( 9pune. Der yRorboeutfas alopo"
bat ben padtDertrag be5iigli6 fcitsr
9ureaur i'm nYopling @resn @sbdus
be-, so. 5 9roaopap, Netp gort. auI
lpeit.rs 8 SABRE beginneuD 1916, sr.
neuert. Standardization &arl DOH
SeGmolt ertldrte, Der neue paatoertras
umfafs einen ipeiteren groben 9opp.ls
raum in Der atpeitsn Gtase fir ben
SStab, ba ii8 alsr 0orauSiidt mad In
Der nG4fen 3utunft bic gei@dfts Der
0iNien ithr 5sttn tpiirbsr.
The Little River news., 1915-08-14
Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery ccurt of Little River county. n'ade and entered on the 17th day of May A. D. 1915 in certain cause (No. 79S) then pending between Deinpsy Samuels etal, complainants. and Jim Samuels etal. defendants, the under signed as commissioner of said court, will offer for sale at public vencue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, in which said court is held, in the CO., unty of Little River, within the nou-s prescribe by law for judiciai sales, on Tuesday, the Eth day Of September, A. D. 1915, the following described real estate towit: The east ha1r CT the east half of the southeast quarter in section 23, and the west hail o. the south west quarter cf section g ana the southwest quarter of the nortn
 west quarter of section "A, all in township 12 south, range 31 west in Little River county, Arkansas. Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to exc cute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court Tn salu court in said cause. with approved Sc curity, bearing interest rate cf 6 per cent per annum from Nate ot sale until paid. and lien bein8 r-- tained on the premises solo 10 se
 cure the payment of the purchase no ney. Given under my hand this 10th day of August A. D. 1915.-Chas. IL
 Park, Commissioner in Chancery. 1b.S
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railway line which is the Germans objective. The Germans who are aa- vancing east of Warsaw and those who have crossed the Vistula at Ivangorod and Field Marshal Mackensen's forces are now joining hands and making another effort to trap and de stroy the Russian armies. The Rus sians however, are believed in military circles here to be fairly safe by now
 On the western front Germs.n u> tacks according to the French report have been repulsed in the Artoise and Argone regions, while Field Marshal Sir John French says the Br;S;sh un- der heavy fire occupied some trench es captured south of Hooge and then evacuated them.
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MUST AUTOS PAY LICENsE9
Question Has Been Brought Up in Su-
 preme Court for Decision.

Little-Rock, Aug. 13.-(Special.)- J. A somewhat unique question has been raised in Supreme Court in case that has just been filed, that of the City of Paragould vs. Bill Mcdonald Jr. The question is whether a city has the right to charge license for an auto mobile hired to carry passengers to another city.
 It is agreed that the defendant is not wholly or primarily engaged in the business of carrying passengers fer hire in automobiles. and that he has at no time carried passengers for hire from one point to another within the limits of the city of Paragould, ana that he has paid the state license as the owner of an automobile, but has no license as required under the ordi- nances cf the city of Paragould. He did, however. carry a passenger for hire from Paragould to Kalcott, a dis tance of twelve miles, and for doing this without possessing city license he was fined $15.
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SAVED FROM KNIFE BY
 WONDERFUL REM aIsY
Fearing an Operation, Fannie Ruper Tries Treatment and Laughs
 At Surgeons.

Fannie Rupert of Linevile, Ark, suf-' gestive Arrangements of years stand fered from stomach troubles and di- ing. Her condition was serious and doctors urged an operation. She feared that because of her age.
 She took Mayr's wonderful remedy and right away her appetite came back and her health improved rapidly. She wrote:
 T received your remedy and it has done all that you said it would do.
 II fee better than have fer twcn- ty-five years, and the doctors said there was no cure for me except an operation, and I was too old. My friends are astonished at the way l eat now"
 Mayr's wonderful remedy gives per manent results for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. Eat as much and whatever you like. No more distress after eating pressure of gas in the stomach and around the heart. Give one bottle of your druggist now and try it on an absolute guarantee-if not satisfactory money will be re- turned advt No. 4
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4 ARKANSAS GOVERNORS LIVING
Death of Ozra Hadley Leaves Only Four Ex.GovernOrs Living.

Little Rock, Aug. 12.-(Special.)- The death of Ozra Hadley in Los An geles, Calif., few days ago, at the ad- vanced age of 90 years, leaves only four surviving ex-governors of Arkan- sas. They are:
 Dan w. Jones, 1996-19Oo, Little Rock.
 J. F. Clark, 1Sa4-1896
 John s. Little, 1906, Greenwood.
 George w. Donaghey, 19O8-1912,
 Joe T. Robinson, 1914, Lonoke.
 Aside from these there are number of surviving acting governors, who have served from one day to one year. Among these who have at various t;m- es temporary occupied the governors chair in the absence of disqualificat- ion of the regular governor, and who are new living are: c. c. Hamby, Clay Sloan, J. c. Pinnix, J. c. South, M. .Huddleston, o. N. Killough, John P. Lee, John I. Moore, X. o. Pendall, Allen H. Hamiter, James T. Robinson, and w. c Rogers. Among the acting governors who have died in recent years are: D. E. Baker, J. c. Tappan, R. l.. Lawrence and J. M. Martin.
 Ozra Hadley was remembered only by the older residents of the state, aa he has not been a resident cf Little Rock since 1881, at which time a term as postmaster cf this city expired. H. s occupancy of the Governors chair dat ed back. to 1871, when he succeeded Powel Clayton, who had just been el- ected to the United States Senate Therefore his connection with Arkan- sas politics dated back to a time be- fore a majority of these who now do the voting were born.
 The fact that there are so few sur viving ex-governors, just as that there are very few surviving ex-presidents, is due to the fact that as rule man is mature, or even verging onto the uncertain ground past middle age when he is elected Governor or Presi- dent Then, too. the duties, respon- abilities and worries of high exc cutive officer are so great that few can stand the strain. But there are very few who would be unwilling to undertake it.
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rho 0ulnIne That Doss Not Affect The Heaa Because of it's tonic and laxative effect. I.AxA- TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary ouiuiue and does not cause nervousness nor ringing in head. Remember the full name and look for thessis- se of E. ". GROVE. 2sc-
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CELEBRATION AT DEQUEEN
Peace Jubilee Next Week and Reui.
 ion for all Old Soldiers.

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 ion for all Old Soldiers.
 DeQueen, Aug 13.-The Semi-Con- tennial Peace Jubilee to be held in De- Queen on Wednesday, Thursday, Fr- day and Saturday of next week pro- misses to be one of the most notable gatherings ever held in Sevie:' ccmnty.
 The name of United States Senator Joe T. Robinson has been added to the list of speakers of statewide promi- hence, who will be present. Other spea- kers who have heretofore been amour ced are Dr. c. H. Brough of Fayette- ville. who will speak on Wednesday, Aug. IS. the opening day: Hon. T. C.. McRae cf Prescott on Friday, Aug 20; and Hon. Earle w. Hodges. Secretary of State on Saturday, Aug. z1
 Confederate and Union Veterans and their wives will be entertained as guests