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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-10
Another Uses u. S. Flag.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Passengers on the Cunarder
Orduna arriving here today said that the steamer flew
the American flag for twenyfour hours January 81
while crossing the Irish Sea- She hosed the stars and
stripes one hour out from Liverpool.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-10
Nav Petition for Peace.

London, Feb. 10.-It is rumored that
the Hungarian deputies have petition
ed the government to try for peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-10

Paris, Feb. 10.-President Poincaire
of France has gone to the front.
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ROBBER KILLS CASHIER
Cincinnati Bank Cashier Shot to Death
by Would-be Robber

Cincinnati, o. Feb. 1O.-Cashier Cross
of the Mohawk Bank here, was shot
and killed by a wouicUe robber today.
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INCREASE IN BREAD PRICES.

New York, Feb. 1O.-The price of
bread was increased today from FIVE
to six cents per loaf in this city and
vicinity today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-10
Big Engagements Begin.

BERLIN, Feb. 1O.-An official announcement says
Large engagements have begun in East Prussia
They progressing normally.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-10
No Fighting i'm France.

PARIS, Feb 10.-An official statement says that
there only small infantry engagement yesterday
along the entire French front
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-10

The Want Ads of1er a good pup
licity medium for the small dealer
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WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 10
The weather forecast for Okla
homa for tonight and Thursday
is generally cloudy; warmer to-
night.
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Want ads are time. savers- Read
them.
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S2500 ANNUALLY -Co-oucfat. With u, evenings at home. tEoNtmug furnished Don't worry about capital Boyd n Brown omaha, Ncb.
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CAMPAIGN OF "BIG
 BROTHERS" BEGUN
LOCAL ELKS SPEAK TO BOYS IN CITY'S VARIOUS PUBLIC
 SCHOOLS.
Combine Observance of Washlnaton's Natal Day by Launching Movement in Interest of Riddles" Here.

Members of the local Elks yester- day inaugurated the "big brother" movement and it was combined with special exercises in the public schools where members of this order spoke. in honor of the one hundred and eigatythird anniversary of the birth Of George Washington
 It is the intention of the local Elks to make a success of the big broth err movement and those who are n- terested in the work have determined that if there are any young boys here whose interests can be advanced be- cause of their assistance, sucn help wi. not be withheld.
 The boys were yesterday made to feel that they had "big brothers" in hot Springs who would take a per sonal interest in them. who would be willing to assist them and aid them in growing up to be useful citizens, but that the boys must not lose sight of the fact that, after all it remained with them whether or not they were to succeed Stories Of the lives of some of the greatest men the world has ever known were told to the children by the local E ks. and the fact that men who now occupy an un- dying place in the history Of the coun- try began life with less opportunity than a majority of the children have today was impressed upon them
 The boys liked the addresses, too. and there seemed to be feeling that they, too, would prove that the inter est to be manifested in their behalf would not be offered in vain
 The following ElEs spoke at the va rious schools:
 At the high school Jones) Chas. Weaver and George A. Calihan de liyered addresses at 10:2o a. m.
 OakIawn, Judge C T. Gotham and Cavd A. Crockett at D. m
 Central Dr. C. Travis Dfennen and Mayor J. W. McClenlou at 2;30 D, m.
 Garland Birkett William. at D. m
 Daniel L. E. Francis and Harry Kranz at 2:30 D. 4..
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JURORS FOR NEXT
 TERM ARE NAMED
SELECTION OF JURY COMMIs S SHOWERS FOR COMING SESSION
 COURT MADE PUBLIC.
There Has Been Much Comment as
 to Who Had Been Selected by Com missioner Hale, Disheroon and Wier.

Considering the comment that had been heard since the recent jury com missioners were appointed. the names of those who will constitute the next grand and pettit jurics created some surprise yesterday, and after the list had been thoroughly gone over it was generally conceded that the grand jury as a whole, was quite satsfac- tory.
 1t may be there are some on the grand jury who the more liberaIly in- clined would prefer to have absent. but. looking back over the past few month, since the last grand jury ad. journed, there has been but little crime and no cases of unusual inn portance, for the grand jury to inves. tigate
 The men selected are among the representative citizens of the city and county and are as follows.
 Grand Juors.
 $. c. CasseL j.. n. Brock. Asburv Bradfield C. $. Ritter. John Nance. L h. Houpt J. A. Campbell. F. M SigIer. Fred Sammons T. J. Sweeney Charles Goslee, Monroe Hickman. M. A, EiseIe. A. C. Files. J r. Jones. Henry Coyington
 Alternates.
 G. If. North, A. Y. Keener Phinney Barnes, E. II. Eckler, Tom Carpenter, l.. G. Reader
 Petit Jurors.
 J. B. Hays, Robert Carpenter. Gus Brock, A B. Reader, J. F. liar per- Aaron Pennington, J. N. Cop- peck Harve Bradfield, Jack Ask. craft, o. M, Harrison. John Oats. Jim Tisdale, J ". Ellison, J. II. Ermey. W. o. Green, s. W. Saay. l.. N. Ross. Newt Searcy E. E. Stgler. Hinkley Powers, Whitney Curl w. V. ish. eroon, Ben Good, W. L. Brooks.
 Aternatc~
 Abbott Lester, C. l.. Bowen. A. R Sears, Wm. Fink, N R Howard. !. M Connolly, H F Rector, Chas.. Pct. terson, Gibson Mills, Raymond Harris. Ed. Metzer Frank Easter.
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LEGAL NOTICES

drcd and elebtv-three GS3). Of Hot springs, Arkansas, being all that part ot through said lot from Ozark street to Eagle street in the rear. so as to leave west of said line a lot of land fronting ffty-nlnc and three fourths feet on ozark street and fronting sixty t60) feet on Eagle street. situated in the city Of and in the state of Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale-On a credit of three months. the purchaser heinz 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 ten per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this 4th day of February, 4. D. 1915.
 A. q SUTLENBERGER.
 Commissioner i'm Chancery.
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MARKS IN WOOD RECORD
 HEAVY WIND STORMS

Washington, Feb. 22.-Little dia2 cnal streaks or wrinkles across ths grain of a piece of timber not onl} betrays weakness. but sometimes in dicate periods Of stress through which the wood passed when it Was growing. They may even be taken a- sort of check on the official record of wind storms. as in the case O. somo lumber tested at the forest service laboratory at Madison, Wis.
 The marNs are caused by what are called "compression failures which occur when the fibers bend or buckle under a too heavy strain. In cutting mp logs collected for experiments at the laboratory, it was noticed that these compression failure, appeJro on the north side Of number ot trees which came from the same 70 cality in Florida By counting tae annual rings of the wood and from knowledge of the time when it wle cut in the forest. it was deciled that the compression failures must have been caused by a severe wind from the south about the year 1898. h. quiries were made in Florida aul f was found that a hurricane had. IT. fact, swept over the region at the time indicated.
 The experiments have determine q that the strength of a piece Of wood may be seriously impaired by slight compression failures due to rough handling Dropping a beam across a skid may cause a compression fail ure at the point at which the beam strikes the skid and it will be at this point that the beam gives way when it breaks under strain too se- were for the weakened fibers to with stand Hitherto unaceoun!ahle breakage in hickory wagon spohes and other presumably strong mate rial are now attributed to compres- sion failures caused by wind storms in the period of growth or by ri usage in numbering and manUtactdr- ing processes.
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ORDER
COMMIssIONEP's sAlr

Notice is hereby gwen that in pursu- ance of the authority and directions con tained in the decretal order of the chan cery court of Garland county made and entered on the 2Sth day of December, A. r. l9l4 in a certain cause tNo 567D then pending therein between Alice Stefart, complainant. and j T 1pnes, and James Quinn, defendants and J T. Jones and NJ. J Henderson. trustees. cross accomplishments, and Ed NJ G, Miil- holland and Emma F. Mulholland de- fendants the undersigned. as cQmmis sioner of said court. will offer for sale at public yendue to the highest bidder. at the front door or entrance of the county court house. in which said court Is held. in the county Of Garland. within the hours prescribed lN law for Judicial aaies nu Tuesi4Y ihr aEth day ut Feb matY. < p lgla the faIlawng desrFli1 4 rcai eStafr to-Wit-
 Part of lot eight (Sl Qf block one hun
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FOR SALE

Ono sevnu-room house with bath and concrot" cnilAr luN20 feet. with stairway running from dining room to cellar two iul> good well and barn. An excellent place for 7u out of town home three blocks from the corporation line. joins Wl sell at bargain C9U phone 61G. ] also have three roou houSe with two lots, barn and well and garden joins dition.
 In addition to the above have the fol- lowing property in the McClari ad1i- ton. House of three rooms with six lots. vacant resident and business lots which will sell at a bargain. 1 also have two second hand automobiles which will sell or trade for city or country property. Call phone GIG, C $ McClard, Proprietor.
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WANTED Aggressive lvc-viIs salca
 man uu time oI side Nuc D. -eU ou well known limo of t.WuHrnc. drinks in the small country towns Permanent pH. sitiou 23 per cent c1mWls- uu. S'aUU weekly drawing account Red Gross Company god south Main St. St. Louis. Mo. Dept / S-u
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DAMAGE TO RAILROAD DURING
 BATTLE OF MARINE, REPAIRED

Paris, Feb 22-The damage to the lines of the Eastern railroad before the during the battle of the Barne have now been sufficiently repaired to enable the company to resume the express service between Nancy and Paris, via Toul, Bar-le-Duc. Chalon and Espernay. The Belfort Express has a3so been restored permitting direct communication with Basel in about nine hours.
 The circulation on the Western States railroad is much improved many new suburban trains now un ming between Parls.St German, Par is-Poissy Paris-Nantes vio Poissy oi Argenteuil.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that letters ,ot administration on the estate of Joln dersigne1 by the clork of the kfobaie court of Garland county. in the state Of Arkansas, on the 18th day of Ianual y. 1gainst said estate are th refore hereby notified 10 exhibit the same to the un- dersicncd pr0norly auth enticatcd. within six months after the da te of such let ters of administration or they may ne prCrluded from any Jeneflt in said estate And if such claims be not exhibited IS aforesaid within one year after the date of such letters they will be forever taucd and precluded from any benefit from said estate.
 Given this 18th day of January A., D. 19lF P. s, BARNES, Administrator of the Estate of John Me
 kaN Deceased.
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MARNiNG ORDER.

m lho Gurlund ChUncerN C0uTt
 E. J. Polhamius, as eXccutor of the last win and testament of M. l.. Pol hamius. deceased. and W; A. Meliard plaintiffs against x aalnts RoDlnSoh anu The dcfcudauts c g Robinson and Ada D Robinson are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Given under my hand and seal Of sald court on this 25th day of Januaryi l9lS'
 A. e. SULLENBERGER, Clerk
 C c SnaLhs. Esn-. AltornoY ad Lltem
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
,ctor's Office Improvement District

Collectors Office Improvement District
 No 32.
 The tax books for the collection Of the district No. 32 fer the purpose of paving, has been placed in my hands All own CTS of real property lying within the dis uict are required to pay their assess mcut to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made, ac- tfon win be commenced ut thc end of Chat time for the collection of said as- sessmcnt and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of February, 1915. ,,.,e. 9-ro-1n Collector.
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RUMANlA ORDERS QUANTITY
 OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

Basel, Switzerland, Feb. 20.-Ru- mania has ordered considerable quan- titles of sanitary material and surgi. cal instruments in Switzerland Twen- tyfour vans filled with such goods left yesterday via Bridisi (Ita'y) Sa- lonica, which is the longer route but safer than the passage through Aus tria.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE The hest used ear in citv
 fu,c door, 5-passenecr. in perfect com diuon; new tires. tools. etc.. this cal k ready to run now without spending a cent ou it Howlrtt. phone N1 1-I3-tt FOR SALE OR RENT Srycu-r1om house. l-5 Blake SI. modern couVc- nIeuccsi good garden. c l.. Ow phone laNd. l-12-3t FOR SNLE-four mules ant one combi- nation house, weight loco pounds Phone ltIN 10-5u-tf FOR SALE OR RENT My l0-room res- let St, furnished or unfuruishcd Com plete in all appointments. Large yard
 Phone 2l3. Richard E. Bancroft 2-l2-u
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KING ALBERT PREDICTS WAR.
5tatement Made by Waister Poste
 But Denied by Kings Guide.

But Denied by Kings Guide.
 Geneva, Feb 22.-The WalHser Poste recently published statement to the effect that King Albert of Bel gium, with a Swiss guide, was on the Zermatt in tle Alps at the time the news came of the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, last autumn, and that the king, on hear ing the news, said: Tn four weeks we shall have a worldwide war"
 The Swiss guide who was with the king at the time denies the statement and has brought an action for libel against the paper by permission of the king
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

For Mayor-Harrv A. Jones.
 For Police Judge-Vernal s. Ledger wood
 For Treasurer-W. IT. Watson. Alderman, First Ward--Robt Kittle- berger ~ Alderman. Second Ward-Sam William- son
 Alderman. Fourth Ward ID ! Dodd. Alderman, Firth Ward Dave Butgauef. Alderman. Sixth Ward--W. \. DaVls.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons huvina claims against athc McDonOugh- Thoits Company are hereby warned to file the same duly authenticated, with the undersigned within ninety days from this date or they viii be barred from the distribution of the assets of said com panN ,,, ,
 of October. 1914. -..,,,,,,,,,,,,
 1t-t1-g0l Receiver.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ciTY POUND NOTICE.

Taken up, in tho city limits of the cit, of Hot Springs, Ark, one black SOW marked with crop off right ear. and split in left ear Notice is given that above described stock will be sold tc cover expense of pound fees, feed anc advertising. at the city pound Monday March l. 1915
 D. RYNDERS. Pound Master 2-20-10d
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Dr A. L. sneed mas returned after a two months absence and can be found at his office in the Arkansas National Bank Building as usual
 1S-27-tf.
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WARMING oRpFR.

m fho Garland Chancery Court, F Burgaucr and w. T. Ilawkius, plaintiffs, against Reuben Elliott, ,de- fcndant
 warned to appear in this court wi4lin thirty days and answer the compl1ht of inc plaintiffs. Given under my hand and seal of "a Aid court on this 18th day of February, E..
 A. C SULLENBERGER, ClerI C C Sharks Esd. Attorney ad it4l-
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WANTED

MANHATTAN. KANS.-Uu a,,...l aI my health. am desHuu- ol o1t.UuuE . home valued from &tuou lo sfH0n. ,. Hot Springs, Ark. Wid accept such home at tair yuuaNou u uarf paym, for my present home and N..e which is tuat of d college IH.uuH mousse Have 26 lentue rooms. tad 3aryl be- side the family lINne rooms I.- -IuNt frame; lot 10oNlou, fully f.rui- -uyl steam heat. valued SlL.yUu a- It stand. Aa- dress owner Park IHc. NHHlHuu Kan. l--I-iW LISTEN, Afflicted people. am curing myself of paralysis after su..i.I-l- failed Enclose stamp ta. particulars. II Putnam. Little Rock. Arh
 WANTED-To buy rugs. icaur b.d- rubber copper brass and feed sucks We will pay highest prices Southern Iron and Metal Co.,. o.l ouacail Ave- Phone l559 .5-ti S25o0 ANNUALLY-Co- Co-ouotut. with w, evenings at home. oE,lNthue furnished Don't worry about capital Boyd H. Brown, omaha, Nep.
 WANTED-Aggressve lyc-vIe sdc man uu time oI side Nuc l. -eu ou well known lime of t.mu.rInc. drinks in the small country towns Permanent pu. sitiOu 1a per cent c0mWl--| |uu. S'a .UU weekly drawing account Red Gross Company god South Main St. St. Louis. Mo-. Dept X S-u WANTED-A healthy white womu to assist in general huus.work and 10 eavo of children. No washing Room u house. Good wages. Telephone i37-
 ,'-o' Washing 10 take home Phone 1917. --lt. " WANTED-To buy hides ms. fe1Meis second hand trunks, suit eases, rdst-oll clothing shoes and everything second hand w. A. Blakeley x Co. Phone l4u. 327 Ouachita Ave. --t-u EXCELLENT BOARD and room can be secured at No. Fountain Terwca just off Central, near the Arlington. l-iIts S5 to $1 per week -Io-u | WANT to clean your CARPETS ag.i RI-GS Telephone 3i5 and wagon Wiu ll Chas IIotchltiss, Mgr --lo-u WANTED-A home cts companion to. elderly lady or whcle there k u4t more than two l can give pest Qi leItIt ... Martha WNmn, Magazine. Ak Il--H-U FREE EMPLOYMENT BCREAJ- -Heu and servants secured for you sk,iled aud uushilled cooks. walters. m4ld-, tt. Phone 2I9. Odessa Catering Co.,, ai9 Malvern Ave. l-lt-u UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for party with Sl 300 or $2000 cash; to partici pate in profits of reliable, established business opening office at Birmins ham. Alabama. Former experience unnecessary, possibilities unlimited no risk. investigation courted, refer ence required. Address P. o. Box l23l, Hot Springs, Ark 2-i-ti
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MnrlcE oF AMMI.Al MEETING.

meeting of the stockholders of the Cam- den Coal and Clay Company win be held al the office of Dr A E. .Garnett, Hot 14t5 between the hours of and pm. for the purpose of clecting the board Of directors for the ensuing year and Tor the lawfully come before the meeting.
 R. B. BANCROFT. 1-31-1m Secretary and Treasurer.
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FOR SALE

Valuable property on Central avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas. This property consists of a block Of four lots, comprising an area of ot feet front and 175 feet deep lt IS situated between the Kentucky and New York Clubs. nearly op- posite the Arlington Hotel splen- did location for modern fire proof hotel, so much needed In Hot Springs; or for an office or com terms, or will lease property on ond term. For particulars, in- quire Room POS, Arkansas Nation al Bank Building. 1-2l-1m
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 
FOR RENT

toH RENT Dclghtm roum- in mr- hEIDt modern bungalow. uItNutc bath. -.ycuu1 pufcht with or without kitchen. 'it I-- Prospect Ave. --2l-Iw FOR RENT.-l. 9. a and t-room turnsh- Dd apartments. U Carlton ItuaCa. lauu- alA included strictly modern also ur-
 usH mo'dei" apartments at -li Lau- FOR RENT one four and one siN-room iurulHhed cottage. Phone lI1e x. Glaze 6-3 l-2 Central 2-l7-lw
 BOARD AND ROOM.
 i3o to SOY per week meae, 2oc. none better anywhere. 5l5 Park Ave. I-5u-tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished room in month. No '' iro.iI st '''''''@ ..2-d-et FOR RENT Clean furnished cottages. modern eouN0uirucos. close Iu, $l1 per month, Phone l2j7 2-is-3t FOR RENT Rooms for light nuu-ckoop- ing large Nard. pleasant surroundings, rent reasonable. Inquire l-l uu st
 -I'-" FOR HtN1 Nicely nunishcd room Ap. ply to WuU3Cuck Apartment No. '. 2-@ Olive St. Telephone u9l l-7-u FOR RENT Elegant Furnished cottages. 42a and 4-9 Huntington Apply 118 Whitti"e'" Phone 53i u-l-tf FOR RENT Nlycv furnished room. ho. aud .oiH WAl. hfiI, gas aud lights Also 1Ent hnoegN' aA- Apply la5 'iodp st.. FOR RENT Nice front rooms. roason- able close iu near new hish school Il9 and l12 School ST. 1-1-tf GOOD. CLEAN UoCsEKEEpuHG rooms close iu $l per week. modem c1uyc- nieuces. l5J East Grand Ave. Phone I-i7. 10-6-tf THEBOR HAIL-NIodeu. ucwi. uu- ooa'dl ooi73ga ''Fr6S1,s'"F F6oay J" or '2' S Ap ass
 FOR RENT-Niec mmsbod room. hot
 g-47-U FOR RENT Nierb nu-.hei modem or room apartment with " yate bath. no other roomels. -6I Cedar St. Phone LIGHT. airy housekeepng rooms. one LlO. rom bath house. o.tuIllC lights, sl-5o up per week. 2l6 Court S29-tf NICELY furnished rooms. steam heat, modern, ,...,.... reason1hle Mrs shannon. FOR RENT -Tv o-storv house ais iaree rooms reception haN and h..h tut and ,la..Id YI.tt.r g3,e, and electric light 1,.,ne.lt FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS, STRICTLY MODERN. Apply 2C7 Cedar St. or phone 239. l-l-}f FOR RENT -5-rsom furnished oltta-e. 1au Court st.. Two blocks back ul N1k. Natl Bank. AIo Central Ave. Abe Lew. 11-a-tt FOR RENT Nicely furnished housekasp- ing apartments. also elegantly rulu-hed rooms, in private home. l2a Cedar S.
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WARNlMn nRnER

Before II Hinton. Justice of Inc Peace m Hot Springs town-h hip, Garland coan- w. F; Wilson. Plaintiff vs l.. C. Mlnoi, Detendaut; l.. F. Asbahr Gar nlshee; Arkensas National Bank. Garni-
 ORDER
 Tho defendant L. C. Minor Is warned 10 appear In this court within thirty days dna answer the complaint of the plain tiff. w. F. Wilson
 January %, 1915. F. HINTON,
 Justice Of the Peace. w. c Rouic. Attorney ad Eltem
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FOR SALE -- Modern 22-room steam heated hotel furnished
 House. furnishings and real estate all goes for sS. 0O0 Lot isc 62 Ia location Hotel Is now under guaranteed lease for two wears, a $60 per month payments guar anteed by mortgage on other prom ertS X guaranteed investment of per cent aside from steadily increased valuation Of the pfop- erty Apply w. r. Hawkins. 629 l2 Central Avenue C
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FOR SALE Small team mues. 1u good condition. Sloo Apply Valley and Gar den Sts. The $. N E, GO. of America.
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Bulgarian RuttermiiS win mako you fat Positively pure l.3n.u
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o@G@aa9e@ReG eG Ge0@aNesaGaease
VALE HOTEL

Nice furnished rooms Under new managemeut Come and look them over and satisfy yourself Vale Roaming House, 1lO l-2 Central Ave.
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Try a sentlneI-Rtcord want Ad.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT -5-room cottage furnish ed Piano, $25.00 also Groom S12.5O. l21 Ledwidge street 2-23tf.
 FOR RENT Finest furnished rooms in the city; housekeeping and sleeping rooms, single or ensute steam heat
 electric light bath, hot and cold water gas for cooking; rates very reasonable; board if desired 1131 Central Ave. two blocks from Como Hotel 1-30-tf THE PLAZA-Light housekeeping apart Wcuts and furnished rOoms-all modern. enclosed sleeping pOrChCs: beautiful l1. cation opposite U. s. Superintendent residence. 6l0 Reserve Ave Phone 954. Mrs M, F. Green. 12-2G-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Con easy terms cor rent fur ui-hcd or uufWulshcd, modern bungalow ant eaiVee In oaklaWu addition. Phone 4gS. 1-lI-lW