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New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
New York Herald.

The most frequent comment put
 upon the last German note was that itswas studiously fippant and irrele- want. The comment most pertinent upon the construction of the last American note is that it is cuttingly direct and designedIy severe. Prob ably no diplomatic note that did not precede war ever so brutally hammer ed in. facts. The United States finds the note very unsatisfactory" It speaks of "an act beyond the law'' of ''an unpardonab1e offense against sovereignty It speaks Of .admis- sions of illegality and needless de- struction of human life,' of the free dom of the seas, which are to be con- tended for without compromise and at any cost It warns Germany that further attacks on Americans twill be deliberately unfriendly" Language could not be stronger It is impos- sible for the German foreign office. longer to misunderstood.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
New York World.

He United States is no longer onceIned r. with what Germany says. many does. resldent Wilson's third note to tha ,ss'.l ,Aian government in respect to the issues or law and humanity raised bv e Lusltania massacre is the final olu or the United States The note is no1 an ultimatum in form, but 1t ,1. 1h uitImatum in substance.
 isue now rests with Germany
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
St. Inuis Republic.

The third American note to Berlin leaves nothing to be desired in plain- ness of speech. It is admirable for it's combination of bluntness of state ment with keenness of analysis and friendlinesss of tone. In this note speak at once the wilL the thought. the heart of America. Come what may, the nation will stand upon it as one man. .,.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Portland. Me Press,

That there is a possibility, "a grave possibility that. we may become in volved in, the great struggle which has made of Europe vast slaughter house, cannot be denied.' The con- troversy has now reached a poiEt where the president must be upheld. no matter what ones view may be regarding the events that have pre- ceded the present situation.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Memphis {Tenn.) Com1nercial-Appeal

Te president writes as one abso- lutely certain of the correctness of the principle for, which he contends. Sure of the business of his cause, he announces to Germany that at. any cost this country will support his position. He stands like a rock for freedom on the high seas for neutra1s as defined by international law and equality. The note has the force of an ultimatum without bellicose threatening.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Boston Herald.

From the logic of the presidents note there can be no escape. From the responsibilities which it imposes. the American people exhibit no de- sire to retreat. It's closing appeal to the ties of memory and of friend- ship after allusion to the common in- terests of the two nations, felicitously points the way to continued peace, put leaves Germany to decide whether to have it.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
New Bedford Mercury.

The inference from the presidents note cannot be misunderstood This is serious business now. The United States has taken a determined posi- ton in accord with public opinion which is prepared to support Presi- dent Wilson in the next step whatever it may be.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Boston Post.

The note is so clear, so straightfor- war, so lacking in the customary frills of diplomatic language that there seems no longer any possibility of an evasive or argumentatiye renIy Thus the question rests. h the most solemn sense it is now .un to- Germany.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Baltimore Sun.

Fiendly and persuasive in tone. ad- nlirable in expression, unanswerable in logic, the note puts an end to all ouibbling as to the future. Germany is given her choice between the neu- tralfty of the United States or it's hos ,tility. afs5se
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Lowell Courier-Citizen.

Germany, if she under estimated the disposition of the United States before, can plead small excuse for further crror. With Germany s excuses we have nothing to do. We rest our case solely on our rights and the note leaves no room for doubt that to maintain them we stand ready to the limit
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24

compel the German government to speak to the point in any further communications it may have to offer.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24

Even the m ltary mad autocracy of Berlin can have no excuse for mistak- ing the meaning of these serious and measured words.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
FINANCIAL NEWS
shares approxinated rel levels, but pressure was ae' to the Gould group.

New York Stock Exci1al tions furnished by Ric1 members of the New yorl4 change. Represented by I| National Bank building;
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24

tone is distinctly sharper cannot be denied, nor does that disturb us, for we find consolation in the possibility that perhaps those parts in which MT. Wilson uses the most energetic lan- guage are intended more for home consumption than for Germany. ! We regard the situation as ear nest, but in no way critical. Indeed, we see no need to become excited as to what the next step of the admin istration will be.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
St. Louis (Mo.) Westliche Post.

Even, at the cost of infinitely hurt. ing it's own cause, Germany must con- cede every point if it wants to evade an open break with the United States. To talk of friendship in this last American note is the climax of the hypocrisy, on a par with Washington's alleged neutrality. 5> ..
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Gern1ania- -Herold, Milwaukee, Wis.

The latest note bears no more the nature of an ultimatum than can be
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24

All to be closed out at this figure. Sizes for Men and Boys. Tan leather, Elk soles. Ideal for camping and all va cation uses.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-24
Iarket Fairly Active

On the stock exchange there has been a fair degree of activity, and
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES

 the hours prescribed bV law for judicial -s.e- uu Tuesday thc 25th day of Feb .ul2. X. D. 1915 the following described ycW estate tO-Wit.
 Par, of lot eight (S of block one hum Sp ne- Arkansas, being all that part O. said lot lying west of q line running through said lot from Ozark street Co ltalI. street iu the rear. SD as to leave west or said line lot of land fronting fiftv-ujuc and three rourths feet ou ozark street and fronting sixty Cd0) fee. nu Eagle street situated in the city Oi Hot Springs. in the county of Garland and in the state of Arkansas
 Terms of Sale-On a credit Of three months. the purchaser being required C execute a bond as rcguired by law and the order and decree Of said court i'm slid cause. with approved security bearing interest at the rate, of ten PCT cent peII 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, A. D. 1915.
 A C. ULIENBFBGER,
 Commissioner in ChanCerY
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rloTicE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of John Mckay. deceased. were issued to tb .un- dersigned by the clerk of the Erobat, court of Garland county. in the state ol Arkansas on the 18th day Of January A, n. 1915. All persons having claims against said estate are in refore hereby notified to exhibit the same to tho un dersianed prouerly authenticated within six months after the date of such lct. ters os administratio,n or they may be precluded from an. bencfit in said estate And if such claims be not eXhibued as aforesaid, within one year after the dat of such letters they will be forever barred and precluded from any beneil' from said estate
 Given this 18th dav of lanuarE A.. D 1915 D S. BARNES. Administrator of the Estate of John Me
 Kay. Decreased
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9ra1nn
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FOR SALE:

one seveu-roum house with bath and concrtte collar loN-" feet with stairway running from dining room 10 cel3r two lots. good well and barn An excellent place for an out of town home, tnreo blocks from the cupoation line joins thc NoCWrd addition. south Hot Springs WIu sell at bargain. tall phone 6l6 also have three room house with two lots. barn and well and garden, joins the corporation line u the Mc'ald ad- diUou.
 In addition tl the above ! have the fol- lowing property in the Mctllrl addi- lots. vacant resident and business lots which will sell at e bargain ] also have two second d-haud automobiles which will can phone 61G, C. $ McClard Proprietor
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Cost of Operating the County Govern ment as Shown by Warrants Issued Published Under Act No. }.

Garland issued october l94 3i 191f inclusive. much ma a further other publications be made icity b1 This classified to the
 
  publicity wste properly dis IaytDY the thus submitted This publication the County the herewith a warrants M o December inclusive said Lv roYu Court
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cOMMIseIoNEp,s eAI r

Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance of the authority and directions com cery court of Garland county made and entered on the 2Sth day of December, A. D. 1914, in a certain cause tNo. 5blll
 then pendinE therein between Alice Stefart, complainant. and J T. Jones. and James Quinn. defendants and T
 Jones and M. J Henderson. trustees. cross mplairants, and Ed N C. Mul- holland and Emma Y, Mulholand, de- fendants the undersigned. as commiS- sioner nf said court. will offer for salr at public vendue to the highest bidder. nt the front door or entrance of the county court house. in which said court is held in the county Of Garland, WiIhn
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sPEcIAL AssEssMENT

Collectors Office Improvement Distric
 No 32. The tax books for the collrcuon "f ih. district No &3 for the purpose "i utN.nE hls been placed u my hards. All oNr CTS of real property lNng within tho d'S u-ict are required to pay their a-~c meut to me within thhtN days from th. date. lf such payment iS mol W'ac a' ton Will be commenced af tbo end |" that time for thc collection ut ~1ld a~ se4smeut and foi legal penalties am costs
 Given under my hand this l9th day O February, 1915. .,-rr. o-ra-frn CnI.ectnr
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MApMIMG nRnER-

m the G1fl1nd VnInrVrN V0ITI F. ] Pohamius. as cNccutor of th' last will and testament of NJ l. Poi- hamius. deceased, and " < Mel2ri Ada D Robinson defendants
 The defendants, C s Robinson an, Ada n. Robinson are warned Co appear in this court within thirty days ah answer the complaint of the pnnilU
 Given under my hand and seal of s.l, court on this 35th duX 9t Jonuary lAl7
 A. q SULLENBEBGEB Clerk. C. C. Sparks Esq. Attorney ad Liem
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

For Mayor-Harrv A Jones.
 For Police Judge-Nernal $ Ledger. wood
 For Treasurer W H Watson.
 Alderman. First Ward -Robt. Kittle' berger. ~ Alderman. Second Ward Sam William son .,- Alderman Fourth Ward--D ] Dodd Alderman. Fifth Ward-D Dave Burganer Alderman Sixth Ward-W. A. Davls.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

Applications received for luaus from sluu tp Nfu.uup ou improved and uutn- proved town property and farm lands UirIt~t N nrr cent straight Interest pay - able annually or semi -annu.Ht. 4lnt. .pu, tu fem NrIIr NnUIicunte fDr loans WiI please. give description. lpCItluU. Sute improvements and valuation ot same.
 We want county lrurceCNla tiNc- tu I"- ceiHp auulicatior- for loans. uupfalse property and serve Js oul exclusive rope reecmatiVe. NtorneN nr rttl estate man preferred Applicants for luan~ and dU- blirauts for agencies oSitNeIN rcuuired to furnish at least two character fe'er' tuccs and forward postage, tlNe Pc stamps fUI apphDatiou blanks. iul nar- ticulars. and prompt ieplt- Write south ein office. Southeastern MuItEugc LHaH Ga IN-.i
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ou easy tclms or rent fur ui-hed ur uufWulshod. modern bungalow nd g1lage in oakIawu addition Phne tHN I-If-lW FOR SALE-Chcau tWu-cNlWtrr flying Nrrhel motorcycle. with Bosch maguDtu, NDhebler ealnuIctors Eclipse clutch; good tires and chain drive wal Eprmau, t6 Nt.t GItud I-23-tf FOR SALE Famuur. Dl piece. chelp. also machine. 60G Prospect ---o-3t FOR SAlE-New brick apartment house, owner must .sl--at bargain. OF will lease. Apply -l5 LaWrI uh0H" l5al.
 2-l4-tf FOR SALE EenIeeuIor with IuU lbe. ice capacity good condition. Phone to3o. lee Hotel 2-1l-it
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oeneraI countY EHpenses.

General County Expenses, J. Y. Crockett. disiutccGut H1. l.. N. Hey-eG bounty wild cat Ch5~ F. lIodge-. sawdust 5 Mr and Mrs J. F. Jordan. Wit-
 ness County Court, each 1W J. N. Neuiott, bounty WoIk seIlp 6W Murray Transfer Cu. height nUI .s. NJ IT, Ozec, floor polish r. J II. Richardson. jaujtur s8l1rN ia uU Sentincl-Bccord. pTiutiua i.u, So W TeI X Tel Co., ad5 Tom reasue, Jr, bounty wad c1t R. ". Williams. shean- fees. Robt II Holland. care paupcr r,ao Ark Tuberculosis Sun lu5.uu Jno. $ Wood, salary county rW- Jno $ WooL coroner fe u.u Fred Hays et ai coroner jur
 ,6n6l6--1l. each H0 Melha Ellsworth er a.. corouens
 witness t6n62N-3Nl each 5u Jno. s Wood. coruuers fees l5.au t'ha- Burgess. ct al, coroner
 jury lG16i0-5D each ou k. l.. heWoody et al. coroners
 witness tGUGJ2-NI each gu < E. Alsop farm dcmonstator 75uH Barry Hospital 4u.HU win Brown, ianitors salary Sept J. N Mooney probation officer
 salary Oct and NnN 2uO.uG Roht II MooneN county iudso
 salary 13".1u C. x Shaoeclford election s-o W. s. 'faig. et 8l election f1>l5- J. F Crozby. election $-5 F. r.. Brown et oI election
 tGV>-n-ei1 each 0u Peter B4iu. election l1u M Niseman. c al. cactuu,
 'fl>-t-H1 each I1a II " kizzIr election -ou Jim Payne. ct u. election ,aoaaI-
  I. e Fixes. election 5ol W 1. smith election ,ooN26-4ol g D. Jester election io6 w. R. Pittman. election toSl2- n l. Haddleston. election lo n. C. MctreW. ct al. election
 6uNf1-50I each u0 ". F R8tteltou election i10 Chas Cooper. et a.. election
 t6uS5--3l each .... ........... Loo J McElHth election .. a. -N A. M Graves. ct al, election
 t6dN55-91 each pt A. C Sunenherger, election 25o W. Y. pisheroon. et al. election
 tbuNH3-4l, each l.-1 s A. Buchanan, et al, election
 t60S95-6). each .....-.- .o0 NV. A. kfk ct al. election ,6oSa1- J W Mclaughlin. election. rent 5oa Mrs t Hiukle. election. meals 200 Putnam House, election. meals l.s0 R l.. A-bhN, election. furniture O0 II A. Jones' election. meals }uG l w Forbes, election meals .. o9 Mrs Ncker-. election rent uU IeutiucI- Record, election print
 ing ...-. 20 u0 D 4. Lee election, hauling boxes lD9 l.. F. Wyatt election. stationery ll.Nu Pate Iljte election. commissioner 70. oU J q. Hissins. election, commiS-
 Siuucr ..... 9O O1 So TI X Tel Co.,. 13.-5 Schucck N to. vaccine points 43u lt l. Williams, taking patient Co IT. F. schultz, soap etc. . so
 boxes 1890 Chas C Webb bringing patient
 from asylum .....-............. ........... l.gS Ch1s C Webb. taking patients
 to asylum ..--.- 23.5s James A. Baldwin. bounty on wild
 eat scalp ..............- ........... 2.50 J. F Randolph. viewing three
 bodies ... 800 J. F. Randolph. interrogatoros l5oo J ' Randolph, curouar's fees ... 25 9u Geo Howell gt al. Corouer'- jury
 tb19 5-4Gb each o0 lrN.-t '7ler eI al.. curpner~ wit
 ness lt.At1-5ll each .5I TT A. Hauis et aL, corone.
 jury too455-6i1 each l7H An- E-sie King ct uI, curoaers
 witness lhU9GJ-6NJ each ...-..- .dH r. r. Unwlett towels ......... 2.uo
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WARNING ORDER.

Before Fl Hinton Justice of the Peace in Hot Springs township. Garland oouH- ty, Arkansas Minor Defendant. T F. Aslahr Gar nishee. Arkansas National Bank Gmm shoe
 ORDER The defendant h. C Minor, is warno' to appear u this court within thrt dlFs and ans wer the complaint oi thr plain. tiff W IT, Wilson january s9 1915 II HINTON.
 Justice of che Peace w G Bouic. Attorney a5 LitcWt
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MISCELLANEOUS

DADS STABLE First class livery. Spe-
 cial service for country salesmeu. 5l9 Garland Ave Phone lo3S Z-G-1m
 FOR am kinds of cabinet work and fur liture repaIr screening and job oarpen- t.ring see Batnhart ln6 Rink St. Phone l. new goods arriving daily at Mrs C. Higgins Ant Store, rdd Cehlfal Ave 9-iT-tf
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AALnPNlMc nRnER-

m tho Garland ChanCerV COUrt- F. Bmg8uer and w. T. Hawkins plaintiffs. against Reuben Elliott de- rCudant
 The defendant. Reuben Elliott 1. warned 10 appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs,
 court on this 18th day of February, 1915
 A. C SULLENH52RGER Clerk. c. C Sparks, Esq., Attorney ad litem
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ANNOUNCE ENTS
FoR MAYOR.

The Sentinel Record is authorized 10 announce .Dr J W. McClendon as a can- lhlate fot mayor Of Hot Strings. sub- feet ta g1a votra of the people, in the general Slect.on of April.
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Mnrlor nE ANNn.Al MEETING

meeting of the stockholders of tho Cam- den Coal and Clay Company will be held at the office of Dr A. g Garnett Hot Springs. Arkansas, on Monday. March |. 1915 between the hours of 1 and pm. for the purpose of electing the board of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction Of such other business as may lawfully come before the meeting
 R. R. BANCROFT 1-2t-1u Secretary and Treasurer.
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LEGAL NOTICES
cITY POUND NOTICE

CITY POUND NOTICE. Taken mp. in tle city limits of the ciN of Hot Springs. Ark. one black SOW marked with crop of right ear. tu' split in left ear Notice Is given th" a 1,e described stock VH ue sold u cover expense of ueuud fee- feed aut adgrru-tng at the cit, pound Monday March I 1915
 D BYNDEEs Pound Master nU. fUI
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NOTICF TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given to aU persons having claims against the MrDonough- Thous Company. are hereby warned tc file the same duly authenticated, Nitb ihp rndar4isnel within ninety days from fhis date. .r they Viil he h1u,d [ om the distribution of inc assets o' said com panN. -
 Given under my hand ou this --d day
 A. c STILENHEGGER t1-11-q0J Receiver
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES r-- Ba~eon~ cf Croau Ca,ffaf

Start a second hand book -tul.. We have about BOO books and magazines. ir. ,..udiue 4 complete SCI of tue famous tu- cyclopcdia Britannica. iu IS volumes and while it is back number i' has I0NuI au the historical and scientific facts that are repeated in Iater editions. Decfr -e these cannot be omitted The new come pIoto edition costs S40o. Take this pue for ten per cent ut above. Also a good Victor talking machine with uuulN loN selected records of tGc choicest music not scratched ur damaged. Come and hear them Apply at Room Nu. !, fe.- oud floor. Old City Hal Nust oe sold al once. Sl5o0 for machine and records
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,annananaeamaa aa ae Raa@eRnR~
FOR SALE

Valuable property on Central
 avenue, Hot Springs, Arkansas. This property consists Of a block of four lots, comprising an area of e1 feet front and IFS 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
 nercial building. Sale on easy
 terms, or will lease property on Iona term. For particulars, in- qulre Room POS, Arkansas Nation
 al Bank Buiidinq l--l I'm
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sIu'NH ' '''i''.I. AA' -'' Nt#e
 JaU Fund.
 I'. j." N|N"Ws, i..IH- H.i-un.r.. 'i' 4.I. Wilson IuUtu.. C.. .H..... Wm II Sne.tn @ S.u V.. Nu IIi ,..'N I''N 'f"'.. '.. h.il.". |Iu Ch1s C. Wrh. feeding u.-...Is. etc. tHp -
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YALE HOTEL

Nice furnished rooms Under new management Come and look them over and satisfy yourself Yale Booming House. 5l0 1-2 Central Ave
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WANTED-Young lady for uavelng see rttdrN to professional man rreforahly one who can use typewriter Refer ences cNChauged Secretary" care sen.
 tinel Record. 2-lt-3t
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FOR SALE ~ Modern 22-room steam heated hotel furnished
 House. furnishings and real estate all goes for $S ,000 Lot isc e l-2 feet front, and lS0 feet deep Good guaranteed lease for two years, at $60 per month payments guar anteed by mortgage on other prop erty A guaranteed investment or per cent aside from steadily increased valuation Of the prop
 ertv. Anply W. T. Hawkins. 629 l-2 Central Avenue If
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Elegaut furnished cottages. 433 and 429 WhittuglaI. Apply I7$ Whittiugt0u. Phone 53I Il-I-if
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FOR RENT

]
 FOR Nicely fmutat,i ao.m. Ap- 1 ply to WOodcOck Apd}lu mt \o. f. a-s ] Olive St. Telephone ll9I I-.-tI FOR RENT Elesant furnished cottages | 425 and 439 Wilmington. Apply I7& l Whituugton Phone 53l ll-l-lf
 FOR RENT.
 1,5oa acre stock farm substantial im- puoNemcuJs, consisting of one a-roum and one Groom house large 2-sJory hay and l to"l houses part in cultivation. balance 1 Ari, psas National Bank I-l5-lm FOR RENT Nicely furnished room hot and cold water bath. aas and iehts N.o modern furnished tWu-Ioum r1tta.a for hEnt u"jsekt nIu=. AupiN l't 9ade Sf or phone 5Nl. 4-le-lm FOR RENT-Ntce front rooms. roasou- able close m, near new high school. ll1 GOOD. CLEAN HOUSEKEErING rooms { close iu, $l her week, modem CouEe- niences l55 East Grand Ave. Phone TBEBOB IIAII-Nudcru. ueNiv fur- uished housekeeping apts Apply 2l2 cenuaI Phone % or ss- M Yeager
 lo-4o-f FOR RENT Me. furnished room. hot 4aI Prospect Awe Telephone i'Uu
 9--'-d FOR RENT -NieeN furnished modem a .r 1 room apartment with private hutG;. nu other roumeIs. 2f1 Cedar >t Phone 'i''' '--> " LIGHT. airy housekeeping rooms. one Ni1nN from bath house. electric lights. >loo uu pcr week. 2lG Court S-2g-tt| NIC.i.N furnished rooms. steam heat, modern. reasonable. Mrs. E. shannon. i3- l-2 Central Ave 1O-l3-tf| FOR RENr-l. ?. and t-room fmnish- ed apartments. U Carlton Terrace. lauu-| dry Included. strictly modern. also fur- uohcd modern apartments, at PIT Iau-| lel St. Phone l55l l2-3-tf| FOR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED COTTAGES AND APARTMENTS. STRICTLY MODERN Apply 2O7 Cedar St. or phone 2Ss. 1-l-tf FOR REIN. 5-room mn-hcd couagc. .H Court St. tau D.,a. back uf Ark, Natl Bank 4l0 central Ave- Ahe Lew.
 l--9-u FOR RENT Nicely furnished hou@rkeep- ing apaIlWeuts. also elegantly furnished rooms In private home. IFS Cedar St Phone l34S l-l6-ts
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WANTED

1917. '-l6- Iw
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished roum. hoi and cold water hat1. aas and 'ipute Na light huusekg. piHA Nrulv isI Glade ~f
 or phone aNl 1-iG-lm
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FOR EENT-N Nicely tmri-ut5 Go.m. Ap-
 ply to Woodcock Apnlrl mt N1. i. 3-s Olive St Telephone l1gI I-.-tt
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TAX BOOKS AND ASSESSMENT FUND

ChJ- IT. Davis clerk Irp- l..u VI tI~olD. member af Ua1rI r. M SIGlel. members .f HpIrd Waiter w. IIulc. W,uuo. uI
 "'ard l0a0 Geo P leathounau. member of
 board T-a. u Juo J Sumptcr member of bo5ri loo 0 Sentinel Record. printing sa
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: I WUUU, WHIIIIE on NOUTI0
 Maal strates' Courts Fund.

B E. DullII. J. T fees ---------- W. 4. Kirk J. r. fees .--..--.... Marshall Claiburn. J P wilnes Joe DeadWiley, J F. witness Wm Disheroon J. P Witness w. R DoWneu. constable fees c. s McClard. J P. fees
 Tom Gladsou, J, r. fees ...-..... J. N Afford, j r. fees ....-.-... B E. Devall, J. F. fees W. R. DOWuen constable fees John Henry J. r. witness ---.. Mrs. John Henry. J. r. witness C. C. Moore, J. r. witness .-- Capt Wheeler, J. r. witness Jno. Young. J. r. witness
 Albert Young, J. F. witness -. Geo. Howell. J. F. witness ..- IT, Hinton, J. ? fees -.----..