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The Washington times., 1915-04-18
DEATHS

LLOYD-On Sunday April IS, 1916. at his
residence, 1A7 Girard street northeast. on
Sunday. April 49, 1915, at o'clock a. m,
FRANK M, beloved husband of Alice L.
Lloyd tnee NicholsD.
Funeral from his late residence on Mon
day, April 10, at 2 o'clock p. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at Rock
Creek Cemetery.
(springheid. ILL, papers please copy.
SANDERS-On Saturday. April II, at his
residence, 1915 X street northwest, at A:30
p. M, JOHN BLANCET SANDERS, only
son OF Minnie Quitman and the late John
b. Sanders.
Funeral Monday, April 10, at 800 q. IN ,
from above residence.
phoenix, Ariz., papers please copy.
UPMAN-On Friday, April 16, at 7:45 .. m,
GEORGIANNA WUNDER UPMAN, at Hv-
ingstone Heights. Va.
Funeral service Monday, 1 p. m, at her
residence. 1nterment at Congressional
Cemetery. IL
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HUhSES AND VEHICLES,

RtGGIES WAGONS HARNESS.
II costs you nothing to look. See H. c.
I.EARI before you buy. 80 Pa. ave y W
Main $40. Wanted. two Fords for cash
HORSES, big mare. with foal Rear SS3
Pa. ave. y. w. North side.
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IN MEMORlAM

LAMBATH--In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear mother and wife, SUSIE 4
LAMBATH, who departed this life four
years ago today. April lS 1911.
How sadly counted the hours
That measured these sorrowful years,
When we laid beneath a mantle OF flowers
Our darling mother and wife we loved so
dear.
It's four sad years since mother and wife
left u.s.
Whom we loved and cherished so dear;
Can we help but feel SO lonely
When her voice we do not hear.
BY her loving husband and children,
A. p. Lanbath.
Notices for this column are accepted at %
cents nat, either prose poetry. in case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess Of ten.)
The Washington times., 1915-04-18
SUBURBAN BOARD

TWO large commun eating rooms with p-i
vate bath. detached house. large lawn.
porches, suburban surroundings =" IU,lues
to business center, one fare. best home cook =
ing, fresh vegetables and Gigs spec a,,y.
North 1910.
The Washington times., 1915-04-18
MARRIAGES

REE April II. 1915, at the
Church OF the Advent. Westbury. j., l.. by
the Rev. Richard Pope ELIZABETH
REEVES JR
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Paperhanging and Painting.

CLEAN l'P-P PAINT I'P.
10 not idil to have ,has Il. Hysan 2CI
Ea.t 'Hldtr, st. estimate on your paperlng x
ami painting Drop postal, or phone Lincoln
@-:4 or Lincoln @f3O-J.
The Washington times., 1915-04-18
FOR SALE-lOIS

TWO LOTS in Delray. Va. convenient to
electric car, churches, and schools; facing
south. OWNER, 27lO 24th ST. \. f. T.
FOR SAI.E-rwo building lots at ColImbi1
Park, Nd, price $40. Address 732 9Th -,
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CuAiRVUYANTS
NINE. WERNER,

NOTED PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT,
has removed her office to 500 n St. y W.
NINE. OLGA. READINGS. keunites the
A'' separated. Near Provi-
dence Hospital l76 y. Carolina ave : F.
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6uoiUroS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WbRkINGMEN-Fo many years Washing
ton was an is noted for Its we'll drcssr /
rrn and while # * broad claim. say
That ia" credit Of II should como our way
poor nI"n buy hnO slightly used suits. low
as 50 and ar" dressed; one price. JUSTH :
OLD STAND. r1p -
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ST. y. w. llle-Central loCa ation; large
and small rooms LIST floor front. table
board. excellent home cooking. transients ac-
comm odated
18th ST. N. W. SO6-Well fur. rooms with
or Without private bath: homo rnnkiny.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS

FOX kENI
FOR RENr---Two uniurnished rooms. Pbous
55g
FOR RENr-Two uniuruistea rooms Phgls
553.
FOR RENr-Tnrea unfurn. shed rooms: mod-
err. Phone $3.50
FOR RENr--Two uufurushed rooms. 5.5
North Cheyenne. Phone gG5t-R
FOR RENT Unfutuishej. three rooms mod
err. Phone 529i.j. 20g East Fourth
FOR RENT-Two uafurnished rooms: Mad.
ison ana Davenport: sta morth. sss paid
~-~"~0--~@~S--@--~-~~-~-~ ~s~-~>o~--4>
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS
TOR RENr-Desk room; fine loraiioa r.
Box ll21.
kC8 RkNT-Siore room 1GN4p feet and
ene 2oSSO fegi: two ligii hoasekesplug
ard cns unfursished room atA West First.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

--....-.-v-.r. ,1C,rc.
FOz RE3L -
--- T-.-- $500
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-- - =. ,---, - -
tHE E..I- rai.a -1o- .1--aIr. ta- rr1
-.rl l.a= b. --f ~----. Cincinnati
FOR EES--A- --4 We.- B-s3-. -lr. 1-g
r-s f.- -r-ss2aerr. -9.sre, -=-- "a.
-'
FOR gFET-F1--ts--t .r---ra5. -o1.s
modern -sFr front. rsU 100 -r.-- DE-
--1tt
FO-. EFF,T-L#.-- tr-.-s---.r- -5.1 r.r1
ai,.a-rat--. Gus ~o--h D--r-- 2a11a
1870
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LOST

Ip-T-Iibsrsl rsaard f1r ref1rr " can
non. rhita female buli.rru. three moths
old. fal and ears trimmed 7lJ south
Jackson Phone 1921.
LO~T-White ard pink cameo medallion .
mounted onyx and platinum baby's pie.
furs on back. return 10 jlj N0rii Denver.
0r Phone 4260. receive reUari
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FURNITURE.

llIS .ad saleers. 42e SET 2l6 Eas, Tard
FURNlrJ RE-Mrs Potts ssd irorg -
2l6 Eas; Third
FOR SALE Five room, of t1-n7.Ur- V---
cacan for cash no south Main. room s.
FOR SAlE--oue gas range. cheap so5I
b1Ntr lli West Third street south
Phone I0l6
HlruESt rasn .pr,.c, paid for sccoud.h.
furniture 1nd stoves. Jacobs furniture
store. 222 East First street Phone 100
IT. lOl HAVE amy second. hand farg.ture
FOR sale or exchange call the Ra~Fsiu
Lnrnilure Co los Fast tirsl Phone 577
COMMISSION Furniture Co. l.t Wss, Firs,
street will sell YOU household goods on
a small margin, NO charge Tor storage Don {
give your furniture awsy. Call phone ISIS
FURNITURE BARGAINS.
co'.No Machines White for . $40 90
90 Machines with attachments FHu
- 90 Ls'rary Table .. -nH
1900 ChiffoHitr ..... Sal
1900 Trunks for - tHH
1900 Kitchen Cabinet ....s =r
$500 Davenport ......... s4n
$500 Gas Ranges ...... Hu
1000 Round Pc 'tstal Table -H
Dining Chairs for soc. Rockers Tor 81 s..
Enamelware snd Dishes az almost nofbir-
Farmer Furniture store. l'7 and 2us East
First street
49,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-14

H EuFrD Df phI lHfllfE- ARF
HEADED FOR ARKANSAS
Haa and particular. - biz Arkansas land
HHerIrFF ard business residence ard ir-
Fa-tusrf ofp0r'1H.tl.s along new "a road
hHlaH and tald1 NaHs. See AZ 0ree
GRAHAM BrRVHAN RoBT BURN
HAM oil-- -l5 Z south Main
FOR sALF-Two Ire burg5i1rs on sasy
rs- r@r's simmons & white Phone Htfl
FOR -Fye-ro8r Furnished house
good ven p-i-s 5000 2 % Boa -15.
FOR sALE-Figs. room strictly modern bua-
saIor. with garage and -auldrg. Phone
-t--
TOk ~ALE-good. I've room house n r5od
condition fine lot 81 900 terms Phone
200. O. , Pettas
FOE -ALE-rtrce room h0urs. -Irfa BOZ %
paved street 300 essh balance 20 suit
f0u. trIle 3f1i
FOH SALE-Zi1.aere farm. on James river
stone county. tao mlies - Gaiena 30.
county seat on White River rnilro8d 90
nrres rFer bottom 7 10 acres ln cultivation
balanrs in timber s1d pasture fair house and
barn prcs $50 per acre. Bon 1872. aurora
No.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-14
MONEY TO LOAN

EuNEY To LOAN on diamonds PE---
MONEY To LOAN-S250 on real es-T--
Eaola 296. B T Petus
LOANS on chattels OF su kinds. n
Earns, suite g. Alexander Bldg
WANTED-To borrow $3.50 TO $3.50 on
Tulsa business property Address o4l
care World
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+. Ita.---H.. trade 1914 numbers
zoos l--lE E19..tz- saturday E---
Post trg l1l &orr- and some .r.--- g.
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-I SAltA-rL-A tall Il--s.-- ts-. .
-t-.is % trade f.r .u-ss p-1-a--# -
farm land --r- A1dra.- s=-a- -.- ~...
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Epio "A-E-l h9-nus bred M.----s .-.'
% ML--tt .,r.--- .-L Nnrtt CO.
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
ID Of Abraham Lincoln.

on, with Harry Hawke playing the
character of Asa Trenchard. the Yam
kce Of the piece, alone on the stage.
This was about 1870.
There was an awkward pause, an
actress having just made her exit and
another being about to enter. While
the action halted a pistol shot was
heard which all but the initiated sup
posed was in the play. But scream
from the presidents box, confusion
there and n man half lcaping, half
tumblmg from that box to the stage
brought the audience to their feet
Some eyes followed the motions Of the
intruder on the stage; others were riv
ctcd on the box. Miss Harris stepped
to the side nearest the auditorium and
eXCitcdly asked for water or stimu
lants, adding, The president Is shot
Wild disorder took possession OF the
house and the troupe Of players Some
excited ones attempted TO pursue the
fleeing assassin; others rushed toward
the box entrance, The latter were
kept at bay by Rathbone, who asked
them TO fetch surgeons. Laura Keene
quiCted the stage people and went tC
the side of the wounded president Sc
curing n measure Of isolation for the
box until surgeons arrived,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
the Close OF His Career.

you and leave you to the chances of
gathering the spilled and scattered
contents in some vague and underlined
when, where and how ""' Concede
that the new government Is only to
what 1t should be as the egg IS to the
fowl, we will sooner have the fowl by
Matching the egg than by smashing IT,"
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

BLUE PRINTS SS"" Sour Fi B'u, 'PPpi' Pun. vii !,
sent same day LITTLE ROCK BLUE
DIDN'T COMPANY
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
The Whole Nation Horrifcd,

Before midnight Of the llh brief tel
cgrams from Washington reached the
big clcs aud the editors took them
Us mere rUmors Tho llrst simply SAID
that the president had bocu shot
Soon followed the particulars that the
deed was done IN Il thcatcr' that hc|
WIS nlivu ana might recover The
news was accepted aud printed for
what II was worth Private tclcgrOms|
were sent ont by scores Excited men
ran 10 Washington hotels aud to other
thCNtrrs uud cried out the shooting
but were not believed
In II short time word was nddcd to|
Washington dispatches that Secretary
Of state Seward aud his son had been
attacked about the time the president
was shot nnd the Idcn Of murdcrous
conspiracy IN retaliation for hco's d.
rcnt und the full " Richmond Instant
~ took root 4 telegram brought
Grant hnck by the nrst return trNln;I
army headquarters notified Oll com
mundcw IN the hcld, guards were call.
cd out In Washington Ond all lmpor
tnnt points and every nrmy enmp
every community whore the telegraph
RAM wOs rouscd 10 q state bordering
ON terror "WhOt ncStg Whnt ncNtY|
was on mlny trcmunua llp
Morning papeFs of the 10TH Ind
merely disloihled messages about the
attacks on Lincoln and Seward, but.
enough TO pdck tho streets nnd market
places with excited people, The morn
Ing wore on, anxiety dccpcncd Then
toward noon bulletin boards which
were wartime institution IN every
town aud city, flashed up the tldinga-
"tlneoln deadl"
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

'0uIhrIh TFu'I HIdE IlITTs ko1EI NTt
AGENTS WANfBD=Sthd your old hats 10
,W n,frsl po,l, ior block ns and rle,nins
Suit, cleaned and pressed n y rleaning
and Tailoring Co, loi Man St Little Rock,
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Strange Death Chamber,

All this time, which was not long 10y
the dial, the wounded president sal
calmly in his chair as If doing, his
head dropping on his chest From
this posture the surgeons lifted him anC
stretched him on the floor, where, 1t Is
said, Laura KoenG took his head IN
her lap and began to stonch the flow
Of blood from q wound (Which she
was Grst to discover behind the ear
Although the weapon had been held
close, the hard bone had checked the
bullets rorcc, ana II did not leave tho
head so no lncamcnt Of that mar
yclous face was disturbed
From the turmoil Of the startled the
ntcr the scene changed before mid
night to the p0rlor door Of a house op
pOsllo, whore the stll unconscious
president lay for the better part Of
the night with only physicians per
sOnal attendants ana hS wife and
friends at the bedside, Later, on hur
rIcd summons, came Secretary Of Wal
stanton Wcllcs, secretary Of the navy
Senator sumner and Mr. ColfaS, the
last official TO grasp the hand Of Lin
coin alive and TO exchange words With
him These fingered 10 the last nC0i
the side Of their dying chief, alternate
~ watching Ond indItIng and sending
out news messages ana orders TO the
press ana to the army camps, Grad
uNlly the surgeons revealed the hope
lcssncss Of the Cnsr=thc immInenct
Of n death That might change the ma.
tlOn's wcnl
AZ 7,22 In the morning the pulse
ceased 10 beat, the breathing stopped,
silence rcIgncd over the watchers foI
an interval and stanton voiced In the
happlcst Of phrases words farrcoch
ing nnd prophctlc-thc dawn OF II new
Lincoln era, "Now he belongs TO the
ngcs,"
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

BuY TOBACCO BY PARCEL POST
py,Tythina in Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes sold
by marcel post Pipe repairing spocial atten.
lion Cheaper than by freight SM TIL
DAVIS CIGAR CO. Exclusive Wholesalers
/ ,,u. Eock Ark
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
T. G. LEVY
Illlls Rock, AK

pIIv nnMnc and company stock from tho
bUI bUNDo Arkansas and Arizona
Copper Co. TO finance the company b, For
particulnrs write, J. NJ ruwneG Little Rock
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
Pace & HALL

u7 Center St., Little Rock Art
Deale" in yall cpG pa2sF GG',.1 GGa'.e1n op P,SVs Soa
,namels Berry Bro" yafnhheS Lsuc., pa.
,,cs;v. ; III, sam, attention Prices quoted on
APPLICATION, When in Ltule Rock call On ",
AGENTS WANTED RIs i%.o,,oas sS'o"Et 20. ''si si
Chicago, H. STANDARD POLICIES,
Monthly, Quarterly or APpual Paym.nss
We want policy holder, u YOU nave NO
" b. l., cRAMER, State Agent
Southern Trust BldG. Little Rock Arb
NEW STATE MAP JSSpi,,s JS., SGs ,y., ,"' SG; pS;
li.hcd, showing forest reserves, ptps Hes
pono6cs, and msrNy, othnSf He!HIi, R1nsGLe
n, Trust Bids, Lltls Rock AK
uuSTLBRs WANTED To represent u, In
VERY tovn tof slsaniHV .nJ blocking hats, Good
roo.y To live wires LITTLE ROCK HAT co
2l9 W finh st.
NonCB 70 CONTRACTORS . lnlorma Los
Ibout contracts TO bs let throughout AIkan,s' dur
az 1918 In our weekly report eosna RO0 veaf
1T.ishlishod In l90s),, send Zoe lof sample copy,
SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION NBWS, Little
Rock, An ...
YOUR ADVHRflSFMBNf Placed In Li'l Of
Leading Ssrspap,t' y AIlsn,,, Wdte lot Iale'.
SCH AFrkR n GARkEIl, RdI southern Trust
RdI, Little Rock, Ark
Eaos FOR SALE FOR HATcHlN0z
From thoroughbred ) G. lrglou. =. "
Youns strain from aoqEIos, \ : WV TOT
Hr, office, Az Ia s. Little Roek w W
RHukhau,e, owHef Tel 5is
Val IjhplE LANDS Egy /, ',,,avl6'ty
FnP SALE ar,t tracts in the 'uawOetly
TuN oALL belt clear profit 10 farmer
from t9S 10 $500 psT acre Costs purchaser
ilg 20 $50 per acre Term, 20 suit Write
>. call At my Office tnf particulars
J. q HOWARD Owner
southern lfuU bdg Little Rock, Afs,
AGENTS WANrBD==Ssnd your old hats TO
us parcel post for block Nc and rleshins
Suit, cleaned and pressed n y Ileanhg
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
SPOVTING GOODS by PARCEL Posi-

The baseball season soon will be on We
Are Headquarters for everything in ne
sportlnV goods line, complete LING OF fish.
inq outfits tennis, hascball goods guns,
dynqmil.' ST goTYdSTG SGo,.,,. W' or9,s 'S, o'' '''
1.L"-hU. " n.NrtM Anmc "a
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
l. II, MARTIN ARMS GO,
- r. Noril,m st. Little Rock Ark

mo Il N"W CT ~ -
EprE a beautiful Triple Gold r@'cdi
fEEE Pocket Cigar Gutter for IS bands Cl
N.v p,rhclor Cigars II YOU cannO, get
NEW BACHELOR CIGARS from your
sr,lcr, send ms Snoo aud wc viii ,"nd you
y, bachelor Cigars and Cigar Cutter free.
Bur GUARANTEE Smoke five bachelor
Ciyars and II not satisfied return balance and
keep the beautiful cutter and We VIII return
III, ooe dollar, o, % ,p,,v
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
Fatefnl Anril IA.


No tragedy was needed 10 give April
II prominence In the war annals Of
the republic nor OF Lincoln, On that
day four years before the stars and
stripes had been for the 0rst time
humblcd by men born under its Nogis,
aud that very day, April II, 1863, the
flag, by LinCOln's own order had been
hoistcd 70 lloat again over the walls Of
sumter Moreover four ycOrS before,
In the hours corresponding TO those
when the stage was laid for the lrNgc.
dy Of 1869, Lincoln was preparing
that epoch making proclamation which
answered the indignity east upon Old
Glory 10y clarion call TO arms,
And the day Itself, April II, 1865,
would have stood apart In executive
annals 0s thc one when Lincoln OH
clolly formulated the policy he had In
mind for ending the political confusion
due 20 the war, the terms upon which
the seeding citizens would hc rccciy'
cd back rs citizens. This process he
NH'f 'NlUNNH'N w 'hNlh'lNll' l'N'
smile that chIckcns are produced by
Matching, not hy smashing eggs, All
in an, the fatcrul day won't AZ other
administrative days Of the war had
gone up 10 ila closeup TO the turning
point from worl, 10 play At the cab
met meeting General Grant Just from
AppomottON, wnH present ana called
upon 10 explain the military siluN.
llon. There were slill over 100000
ConfcdcrHtcs IN arms, including John
W0n's $1,000 confronting sherman ln
North Carolina Mobile had been cap
urcd, but ils garrison Of 1900 ca
cOpcd News Of this however WIS
not before the cabinet
Interest Ot this meeting conferred
upon Lineolu'H "louIsiana plan" FOR
getting the scccdrrs back into harmony
with the states they hOd fought for
four years, Said he, ave must OK
tngulsh resentment II we expect I'm
Ton" ono cabinet officer described
Llneolns appearance and dcmoOn0r Nt
this last meeting Os more cheerful
aud happy than had over seen him"
Last Appeal For Peace
early IN the month Mr. Lincoln had
been NJ the front wth Grant when
Petersburg Nnd Richmond fell The
last ho saw Of the Confcdcmey II was
going TO pieces, and while using the
phrase after the war Il over" IN hla
onlelnl arguments hc tollcd m though
the end hnd come. At the cabinet
meeting he merely cllnched aomc "
the arguments which he had used In n
speech responding TO n eeVnade Nt the
White House the evening of the illh
tho last nddress 10 como from hll llps
IN public, referring "a the new Ioulal
Ana state government which had Just
been organized by former seeessonisls
TO return 10 the tnion he shd "lf
we now reject and spufh them We do
our utmost to tlisorgnni2e nnd dlsprrsr
them. We say 10 the white mani You
are worthless or worse, We VIII ncl'
ihcr help you nor be helped by yo1,'
10 the hlnok man we say "fhla cup ~
liberty which those your Old mhalers
hold 20 your llps we viii dnah from
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
BY Capt. GEORGE l.. KILMER. Late U. s, ",
copyright, 1916, by American Press Asso.

BY Capt. GEORGE l.. KILMER. Late U. s.v,
Copyright, 1916, by American Press Asso.
cationl
A REMARKABLE, perhaps phe-
~ nomenal, thing abOlS the pass
N ing OF Lincoln from our ma
tonal life is the fact that It'd.
ings Of his taking Off arrested the very
pulsatlons Of existence in countless
thousands Of his countrymen, For an
indefinite space the life beat and
thought beat, as It were, Of men and
women stood GiiIl or marked time,
The late Richard Watson Glider Of
the Century, who was an indcfatigable
student OF Lincoln and nation wide
traveller, said that twenty TO forty
years after the event whenever he
spoke to survivors Of the tragic era,
east west or south, about the death OF
Lincoln, they would at once respond by
recalling the time Of day when they
heard the news, where they were,
what they were doing and even the
words and calculations called forth In
their presence by the paralyHIng an
nouncement.
And that personal pOraly2atlon-for
such Il seemed-w0S not limited to
Lincoln's partisan admirers, Thought
ful adults of all shades Of opinion as
20 the vital issues Of the war We're
brought under It's sway, In less force
ful but none the less significant man
ner the outside world was affected
Abroad as at home, and even In the
enemys camps criticism aud aspcr
sion reversed themselves by culogy
and poncgyrc when the bullet Of n
madman halted the life work Of Abra.
ham Lincoln the night Of April II lirty
years ago.
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

luSurrn 10 Buy Hides, FurI Wool,
WAN eU Horse Hide, Scrap .Rubbyg,
Metals NJ j. SIESEL 4 COMPANY
lITTLE ROCK ARk.
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

COAL RS' Ri' 5.n Ct s,%s' #,:sss 5s1: $:'g ::s 5
wood, Huntington and Hartford, Panama
Kentucky and Harrisburg, Illinois
CONSUMERS COAL COMPANY.
aI4 Southern Trust Bldg,
LITTLE ROCK ARK
EHIP YOUR PRODUCE To W NJ, Branch,
Wholesale Commission Merchant 400 +.
Markham ST., Little Rock Ark Chickens
EgQs, Butter Hides, Fish, Fruits aud
Vegetables Ref Mercantile Agencies.
DRINK GENUINE COCA COLA tn
Bottes) Accept no limitations Insist on hay.
ing the GENUINE SC everywhere. Coca
Cola RottIing Co.. Little Rock, Ar1
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES, Hide,
Furs, Wool, Etc Write for prices and
shipping tags Western Hide and Fur Co.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. -.---.-.--.
luANYCn Live, wideawake men and
WAN LD women TO write Life Insurance
for the oldest and one OF the three largest NE
insurance companies Of America. Prohtsble
employment assured. Write II, /. RLMMEL
Manager LITTLE ROCK, ARK
FoR SALE-H rice lsrm, highly improved
6iy.threo dollars per scre-raIso several hns
bottom plantations cheap, on terms,
POLK REAL ESTATE co,
Itle RoCk Ark
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-04-02

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you have my permission to publish
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