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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
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Mus @alDeIton fontnit DIE 1lber-
roldenoe 2a1ridt bonn Sooe 81. S.
MolentboI's, zines Der befanntelten
Oeutifen oes Staotes. Sm borti-
gen ct. Warp's @olpital lit er am
Mfittmo6 abeno, nod elmer Mppenoi-
Girls Operation, geltorben.
u. S. &olentbal mar am 13. San.
1S49 in Berlin geboren. Sm Sabre
1874 fam er nod Seras uno lieB
iid in Ga Grange nieoer. gr Der.
beirotete iif bort nit SRI. Bette
Or. Stiebl, Der 9ohter oes noble
fannten Gidter Stiebl, Der jabrelang
gpuntprihter BON 5apette Gountp
mar. Spater fam err na6 @alDeiton
itio lpuroe 8eri1teritatter an Der
oamlals t1glid eri6einenoen uSeraS
8oit~. @ad einisen Sabren sing
er tpfeoer nod So Grange 5uriid,
iplroe sbpofat, pertrat Sapette
gountp mebrere Sabre in Der SegiS-
Iatir uno miiroe i6lieBlih aaiiierer
Der oortigen Nationalbnnf. Sm Sab
re 1894 iieoelte err nod COLLECTION
iiber uno faufte Die rSeras Bolt,
Die aber lhon nod wenigen Sabren
einging.
SIN ielben sSnbr, ais err na1 Sol
peIton fam, muroe er bon Der re-
pubIifanifhen Eartei ais aanoioat
fir bas gmt zines &~ongreBreprd-
ientanten aufgeitelt. @r fiihrte gegen
feinen @egenfanoionten WiIes grom-
lep einen iebr energiiden Wabl-
fanpf uno murbe, alien Inldeine
nad, aud ~gefpdbIt, ourd rSeraus-
a1bIen" aber Inn bas amt gebradt.
er fonteitierte, ging nod Baibing-
ton, Inn ieineS ade ielblt 81 pertreten,
ldien anfongs aiih @rfolg 81 ia.
ben, bod fieI Die entideioung iflieB-
lib gegen i'm aus. SpGter muroe
err Oeputp Safen . Solicitor in Sal
beitom uno lit oas audi bis 81 ieineni
2ooe aepelen. IuBer einem grii-
Der In Chicago, binterl1Bt er feline
@attin uno ieds 9inoer, Die natiir-
lid ale erpadien iino. Hoientbal
mar perionlib iebr beliebt, er lpielte
in 8ereinsfreiien cine b~erborragenoe
Stole. Seit bielen Sobren mar er
elmer Der Siibrer Der Republican,
fhen Tartei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
goit mad Der altea Seimat.

Die ndbfteu neutrnlen Dampfer,
Die Soitiahen fiir Deuti6lan0 uno
Selterreid-ltngarn bon NetD gorf
mitnebmer, fino:
yStodbolm", @otbenbarg, 1. 9u-
quit,
United @tates", aopenbager, 8.
Mmgnit.
u8ereensfioro4, Bergen 5. au-
quit.
uStodbolm1 @otbenburs, IL.
September.
gsiiit nottpenoie, ben Nnrneft oes
betreffenoen 9anrpfers groB mno
oeutlid auf Dem 8riefumfhlag gu
permerfen. Seoer Brief iolte oer-
art marfiert meroen. oa er ionft piel-
leiht a1f nelttralen Dampfern befor-
bert miro, oie engGifde @dfen anlau-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28

Doneittatt0er. 9eute ttt1o one Suldu=
tenlenfer BON ibren @rmeen mebrere
! Ousenoe bon &ilometern getrenft-
miiIfen es lein, i'm oen unmittelba-
rem gintpirfungen Der Shladt ent-
riift eiren flaren &opf bebalten nnD
oie &ieienmafien letter. 81 foruner.
@enual Cine gntideionngsld)laHt
Dor bunoert Sabren uno berte- oos
ftno 8orgdnge, Die nur nod oenlel-
ben Mamen tragen, aber ni6t mebr
Mebnlihfeit miteinnnoer bnben, als
elm @inoitok Der einen Dorfteid
|fraulelt, NIT einem @epitteritirm
al1f bober See.
gtnes freilih bletbt li6 gleib: ge-
Itorben prroe oantals idon 10 gut
|tpte beute Ser ein5elne &dmpfer
hate audi oaunals MIR ein Sebe1 gu
Mber: mas Ser eitt5elne Dor Dem
gooe, poer aud), nen1 er bell naf
SullIe fam, IN Der 5hla6t aleS err
ouloen maBte: oanals uno bente,
oarin beftebt Ser meltenpeilte Inter
ffteo. Ma beoenfe: oamals iette
iih oie Sdlaht aits elmer Geibe BON
Mngriffen 5uiammen, oeren leoer
einselne elm paar Winliten, pielleiht
cine babe Stunoe oauerte. MnBer-
balls oie1er Mngriffe ielber itanoen
bie Sruppen oes @ngriffs iparte1o
ober fib erboleno - poaia oiBer-
baIb ser Seuertpirfune. 9as Sn-
fanteriegepebr trus $50 Weter meit.
oas @eldiie gar 600l ltno bellte!
ltniere peittrogenoen@eidiis reihen
mebr als 35 &ilometer melt, arf
feds ailometer mirfen ia i6on Die
Selogel6iise, Die snfanterie- nno
Maldinengetpebr &ugeln oeden Ell
men Haltm BON ettpa 31a ailometer-
giefe nit 9euer ein. Wit einem
8orte: bie 8erounfdmpfer lteben
@od,en u1o Monate lang, no INNER
tie Ii9 befinoen mogen, went iie
nidt qatt5 aus Der Sront beralisge-
aogen iino, bel Gag urlo BEL geaft, IN
ieoer Seftnoe utter Seilerfpirfung,
in Ser Sooesgefabrl
i3uar Die @euobnbeit bartet alh
aeaen oieien bod fraglos einigerma-
ZEN auBergemobnliben 3uitano az.
S,mmerbln: mas fir eine leelilhe
Ssolteruna oas beoeutet - fragt DIE,
Dies ourhgemoht baben.
uno oa5u fommt, oie forperlihe
2eiitung: an Strapa5en, Gntbebrut-
gen, grttiagung.
@uf mer sic Sdlaht, oen 9rieg
iiberltebt, lit tauieno Sooe geitorben.
gs aiebt nidts Serrlideres, als
ielbitbergeIfen in trnnfenem Sooes-
raul9 an8ultirmen gegen cine Felter-
lpeienoe 8erihan5ung. IS giebt
nihts @rauenpolleres, als Hadts in
einem @ranattridter idlaflos 81
faiiert, tpdbreno Der 6eino aus net
ter Serne Der bas eatt5e @eldnoe NIT
@raitaten abitrellt, Inn bid, geraoe
did gu finoen uno oeinen 2eib als
einen Sebenmult in oie 2iifte 5n bla-
fen.
@arum ertragen mir oies aaes2
@eil mir ipiiIen. es muB fem. uno
morum e~rtrogen Mrs freloia ltno
Itol82 @eil es i66n lit, 8roBes 81
erleben. 8ei[ es foitlid it, it'd ia
gen su oiirfen: oas groBte Sdifial,
oos ie iiber oie Menl6eneroe hinge
Stampft 1T: olh i6 babe anteil
oarou genommen .uno i6 babe Die
Briifung beitanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
2mr Mahl.

Nacb oen neueiten Ia6ridten iino
fir Slibmiiiion 161,132 uno gegetl
Gl6miiion 158,7 5t Stimnten ab-
gegeben; bic Wnioritat fir Cub
miiIion tit mieoer alf 1881 Stimmen
beruntereega11een Die gerifte aus
ben onti-probibitioniltil6en Count
ties gl 8aio, Gulberion, ganoera,
8reiioio uno 2ibertp feblen nod
INNER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
Serr s, Meitbauer lit I'M SntereIic
unIeres 8Iattes in Slorespile uno
l1msegenb tatis-
L.okaIes.
@~pramsfdtlides @etter.

Sir Gan Mntonio uttb l1mgegeno:
Seute Mbenb uno Samitag: unbe-
ftanbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28

Banmmoae.
GotronTamen- TroDnfte.

Gan antonio. Ger. 1875 Cts,
@alpeiton, geftern, 1870 Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28

- Ser 7idbrige 3eitunssiuuge
@aplor6 @obin @bite, Der Dor ettpa
Spei 8oden in einem 8ingfampfe
NIT einem arr6ern Sitngen am Inter
Ieib uno Miidgrat DerIest iuurbe, lit
jet an Den 5olgen Der gaIserei &C.
ftorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
! @ei elmer @irfus 0oro6e

- Sci elmer Cirrus . 8araoe in
Ga Grange, Sno., brannten iieben
@lepbanten ourd; fie trampelten elm
babies 9ubeno guseies 5ulam-
men, mnri6ierten burd elm photo
grapbil6es 4telier uno pernidteten
cine @n5abl Sen5en. uno @6rten,
ebe lie mieber eineefaneen peroen
fonnten. Cine Trau ioI 10 eridredt
iein, oaB iie in bebenflidem 3uitm.
De oanieoer Iieat; ionit lit ieood
niemano berlebt tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28
Saus Su uerrenten.

9as mntere nnb o6ere GtodAperf
BON Nr. 21S Oit-Gommeree StrnFe
al perrenten. Wdbere Musfnnft IN
Der Office Der yfreien Ereife".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28

Son ieinem @iiien fam man
nift boIb 70 gut Ieben, pie uon
Ieinem @onnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-28

Gan Gutonio. Ser. 1875 Cts
@alpeton, geitern, 1870 Gts.
GutrDnTamen- TroDnfte.
San Antonip, geT.. %. Suli 1916
Hrime grube Cotton Seed Oil, So
Gents per @oIone.
Stem gprf, 20. SuIi. Spot 1915
Bis, Snli, $3.50 Bio; alguft, $9.68
un6 1910; September, 1897 u1b
$3.50; Sftober, 1881 un6 1888; Noz
BENDER, $500 unb 1922; 9e3ember,
S8.16 unb $8.17; %Snnrnr, $500 ui1o
1921; Sebrinr, $500 nnb $3.50.
3arm.sGsrobnfte.
Gan Nrrtonio, Ser, %, SuIi 1915 =
Butter ...... .1Sc-21c per Eflu0
gier (nur friibe) gi. |. 23e per 9bo.
$50. 2. 12c per Dbo.
6ibner .-...... 12hc-16e per BIO.
Curriers' .......... 15c per BflI1t0
8ei3en ......... Sill per BuldeI
Rorn .......... 85c per 8uiheI
Safer .48c per 8ufdei
Sen ............ $500 per Come
Uemiifr.
anrtoffeGn, 9ene segas, $3.50; Ca
liforr1id, $500.
@iBe aartoffeln. 2onifinnn. $1.75.
3tpiebeln, California, $500.
&ohl, $3.50 uno $500 per Crate.
Heteriilie, 35c per Tbo. >BnnDeI.
@riiner gfeffer, $1.25 per gulbel.
8eeten, 40c per 9bb. sDiinbeI.
@elbe Rur5eln, 40c per 9ltbeno.
Reerrettig>B ursein. per Bib. 12ht
gnnta[oupes, STANDARD, $3.50 per
Crate: Stumble, $1.25 Der Crate.
Somateu, Segas, 4 aorbe. 85c lano
90c.
gierpflansen. $500 per guideI.
8ob1ert, Crime, $1.25B biz $1.50
per guidel.
5quaI6, SOC per gnfhef.
aopfialdt, $2.75 Ii. $500.
gIumenfoN, $1.75 fir 10 Stiid.
Mabieshen, 40c +. / Obb. sgiinoel.
Gelerie, $1.00 Der 9ubeno.
Ora, Der Bu. $500.
@urfen. Der 8uideI. $3.50.
yieH-Narft.
Gan 4ntpnio, Ser. %. Suli 1916 =
aiibe $425 Bis $500.
&dlber $500 Bis 1925.
ShIen S4.75 biz S8.40.
gunen $3.50 biz $500.
ct. 2ouis. %. Suli 1916. = Hinoe
bieb. SeroszGieh. $3.50 Bis S9.10.
Sdtpeine SO 90 biz $1,000.
Tene.
Nolf rr6 Studs ........... 90 cts
NnaorasSiegen. per Rfb. ......10 gts
arpcras 3ieaen, beidhdbtat -. 5 gH
The Little River news., 1916-08-30

When the baby Is suffering the dou- ble afflictioll of hot weather and bowel disorders, the. remedy needed is Mc- Gees Bahy Elixir.l It reduces the fev- erisa condition. corrects the. stomach and checks .I06sehess of the bowels. Price 25c and -60c par. bottle. Sold by all druggists. ,,a4v,W
The Little River news., 1916-08-30

w NJ. Sykes, Richmond planter and merchant was here Monday astac- noon attending to business.
 Miss Florence Worthy Of Benning ten, Okla, is the guest of her CO.'S! ". T.. Naidrop and family.
 Mesdames r. p. Wallace and Lillian Morgan ol Nashville visited their sis ter, Mrs. DT. B shop Sunday.
 Editor w. E. Coley ci Foreman Wa here Monday He lad been to Pike county attending camp meeting.
 Mrs. CIV. Ackinson and Miss Allies Robinets of Conway are visiting with week.
 l. J. Thompson of HaWorth and G. c. Moore lf Caney Okla, were here Friday aftern Cn and subscribed fof thc News.
 Ras Whitmore and daughter of Is Charged With kilingiw M MMMW Lewisville, Texas. were here Monday enrCute for visit to their old home at Centr Point
 Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy, CeeH the bowels active and regular. Her tr;ne will remove all ac:a pu.9t uns ;u the loWe,3 and put the syst9 n pti'o' ct.. { tcn. Price ytc. Sold ;y ,4!i drrEg 's'y. "
 Mrs p, A. Pickeas of Crystal City, Tox W boro Snoda~ tae epc7. f her brother, Arthur Ccll'ns and her n1phew, O. T. Ora es. She lad ee ; to Gram s to visit her m,thcr, WHO 5 Fl tsi!iag health due to Ter a5vane- e ! age Mrs Fic&ens F as n ger way aomc.
 Mrs. c. T. Graves received mas- @%ec MoHHay morning anroHu.rng the serious Illness of her s,s.er Miss Alma Crowson at Mena, Sae left at Cnce for that Ilaco. l. is faaled t a. the illness may tarnina1e fatally. s. J. Myer, buyer fer Rcssuzwe IS. has just returned from the Eastern market, where he purchased one of the best and most complete stocks Of fall merchandise ever brought to this city. The new goods are arriving daily and within the next week the store will be filled with nice new and pretty wearing apperal for men, wom- en and children. The ladies ready to wear apartment will offer the seasons S newest creations in coats, coat suits and dresses. The shoe department will offer this season the we'll known Selby shoes for ladies and the Walk Over for men. Watch the Little River News for Rosenzweis's store news every week. 1 "t q -r lN
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
Administrators Notice.

In the Probate Court of Sebastian County for the Fort Smith District, State of Arkansas. In the matter of the estate of J. F. Marshall, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed as administrator of the estate of ]. E. Marshall, deceased tha- it will on the fifth day of September, 1216. make application to the said probate court of Sehabstain county, for the ft. Smith Gi-tIict, s ate of ATkansas. for all order for the sale of the following deseH.led land situate i'll Little River co nty State of Arkaas4s toWit: All oi F1l. section 35, township 10 &. raHge 33 wes.; the N of Ni.1 of sec tioa B, township 10 S., range 33 M F'rl. SEE of NV of section 1, town- ship T S. range g w, NJ of SWi Of section l township II south .aa2e 3a N. fol the purpose of paying d. ots of the said intestate, l. F. Mars ltll, eeaa5"d.-Arkansas Valley Trust Co. Administrators. By J. W. Gardner, President 61W
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
OGDEN LOCAL NEWS.

Ogden, Aug. 27.-(SpeciaD. Mrs J. M. Hcpson and daughter, Mss Mai cma, left Thursday for Fenn, Ark, where they will visit Mrs. Hopson's S par ents, Mir and Mrs. w. H Adams EIymond Dupree was here from Ash down Saturday.
 Miss Margurite Budd visited M 's5 lola Turner at AshGown Tuesday.
 Nathan Furlow was in Ashdown Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Albert Hamiltcn and ! Mrs. M. A. Dupree Of Ashdown wis te :: MT. and Mrs. w. S. Crouch Sunday.
 Mrs J. H. Furlow and Emmett Smithscn were in AshaoWn Men 5ay afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Autrey is y.s ting har sister, Mrs V. NJ. Crouch
 John Smithson, Jesse Parker and ;, Check Hardy left Sunday night for Texarkana where they will work.
 Miss Grace Ball returned Thursday l rom Le~isville, where she has been visiting Ter sister, Mrs Ed Pullum. Bob Price tf Ashdcwn v.s't2d rela~ tives here tas week Miss Theresa Smith returned home Saturday after visit with her uncle Hr l. N. Hut
 Mir and Mrs..V. M. Crouch and son. Orin and Mrs. WIS. Crouch, were in Mllwood Sunday
 Roy Budd and George McDowei were at Red Bluff Sunday morning.
 Mrs I \ Hut was as Texarkana Saturday
 Misses Margaret and Martha Lea t5erwOod and Ed Wood and Fred Hut were at Ashdown Saturday night.
 Morris and Alex Sanderson of Tex arkana and Jim Sanderscn of Ash down spent last week ell Hudson cheek vshing.
 A large crowd of Ogden people spent last Monday and Tuesday at Pl asu"e Island fishing Everybody reported 8 fine time. With plenty of fsl to eat and enough mosquitos tc keep them awake during the night. The party started home in time to enjoy the nice little shower that fell Tuesday evning
The Little River news., 1916-08-30

Rams Whitmore of Texas was here Monday morning on his way to his old home at Center Point
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
vEufosib AMENDMENT TO THE
 CONSTITUTION OF FIFE STATE

vhuaosi:n AMENDMENT TO THE
 CONSTITUTION OF TIE STATE
 OF hsiNNNsAS.
 .Eotice is hereby given that tue f"!- lowing joint resolution. proposing al aiatndment to the State Constitution vas passed by the General Assembly ht it's regular session of 1915. and that he same will He submitted to the eIrc- tors of the State at the next general ri "t lon. D" held Tuesday. Eovamber |. ." '&"otion or rejection.
 .'rcro@ed Amendment Nc. II.
 H4:t ..e following ls hereby pro posed aN an amendment to the ConStf- tUti9n of tho State of Arkansas. which. Wr"n agreed to by majority Of all l.. .Afef% elected to each h0usc and nt. Pt"t by q majority Of IL" rirrt gf- ef ne state voting at the next woH- t1GI election for senators and rrpre- St'Hj3l ."S, shall become q pnrt of thr Generalization of the Stote of Ar'-anHas
 Section 1. The county C"HrtS it tNatr tcsnocttvc counties. in addition ,o the c"Vnty tex now allowed to h" ler- i"d. shall h7Na lower when anal j;e& as hefat;i"'.s@ proviaed. to lerE an aa- nual tax not exceeding three mi''s si tho dollar on all taxable rrr"ort,. 'Ehich @1ai be collected and -rH}. -tst} tn ni#'-in- and rcpti4ing puSli' road- and bridges in their respective Cof.N- 'i"s: ard said court shall have power. after authority given as hereinafter provided. to levy a tax not exceeding three mills on the dollar on all taxable q oNroed thirty years. 10 borrow money, i 5suc bonds, and pledge the revenues arising from the tax levied for pc fiod of time, to pay the interest and principal of any sum OF sums No hor- roWed All bonds issued by authority herein given shall bear a rate of inter- cSt not to exceed per cent per aNuuin. All sums so borrowed shall h" u<"d "k- ClusivelN in making ld repairing the public roc ds and bridres in the county. 'The annual taS and the tax for period Of Years =ha3I lot both be laEied and be In force at the same timn in any county-the levy of one shall exclude the levy of the other.
 Before any levy of taxes herein Ru- thorized shall b. made, the question of levying such tax shall be submit to the qualified electors of the county at a general or special election called for that purpose. at which majority of the qualified electors voting a { such an election shall hate voted in favor of such levy of taxes.
 Approved February 2, 1915.
 The above resolution was filed in the office of tho Secretary of State on Feb rUary 2, 1915.
 Each elcctor may vote for or against the above amendment
 Witness my official signature this 18th day of April 1918.
 EARLE w. HODGES.
 [Seall Secretary of State
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
Liver Trouble.

T am Bothered with liver trouble about twice a year" wri,es Joe Ding man, Webster City. Iowa T have pains in my side and back and in aw- ful souTeness in my stomach. I heard of Ghamberlain's Tablets and tried them By the time I had used half a bottle of them I was feeling fine and lad no signs of pain. Cbtainable everywhere. adv w
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
Just tie Thing for Diarrhoea.

~.atoet two yeaas ago I had a severe tack Of diarrhoea which lasted over week writes W. c. Jones ,Buffor1
 Y. '. I became so weak that I could no. stand upright. 4 drCgsi5t rec cnom aaded Chanberlains Collie, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy, The first dose relieved me and within two days A Ape oI7VMAL7A7 7Iqe ] vas as well as ever. Many drug gisfs recommand this remedy because tsey know that it is reliable Obtain
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
LOCAL NEWS


 Wood for sale-E-. L. Pruitt. If
 Horace Routon vas at Foreman Monday
 D. w. Bailey of Forsman was here Saturday,
 ]. R. Olive was here from Foreman. sataiday
 J Watt Bur of Foreman was her yesterday.
 Prank Nall IS hsre rom Le 2.es- Ears Monday,
 John Perry was in Dallas on busi ress his week
 Will Merideth of Texarkana wa here Saturday.
 Eaye Coulter is here recuparating nom an Illness.
 June R. Morrell vas a TeXarkana Tuesday morn ng
 Rev. F. P. Dotk rettreed from Il s vacation Saturday.
 J !.k.Gs Eowland of Foreman spent Sunday in this city
 F. P B.sfop of Nasasrle spent Eli Gay night in the s,ty
 Miss Hortense King of Mena visit cd in the city Sunday.
 Er W. E. Vaughan cf Richmond Was here Monday afternoon. E-ijCr s. r Mikel of M neral Springs WAS in Ashdown Monday afternoon.
 We have plenty of good wood for sale at present. Major Slave Go. 42 Mrs Mamie McCrary of Perla. Aril. ysted Dr, Bishop and family Sunday. Mrs. w. E. Kinswcr'hy let Sun ay for visit to Ter mother in Pike csun- ty
 H. (. Hc@gs and da4g}tr r Mrs. X [. Phillips. ot Alden VT ere in day
 Mr and Mrs. A, b DnI.aney have rsulrned from fc% We ks visit a1 Bog Springs
 Claude Hsndcrson aho Las been in id sho, fer several mont.s, has r- .u1&cI home,
 f.,y ". NJ CroNa,n fas ed tlro, gA the C ty Monday night enreuts 10 his hGmA ct Memo.
 The Methodist Iii saicnary society will meet with Mrs. w. L. Phillips al so Wednesday,
 Mrs. Robt Bowles and son O. Box lS llld welt Hctt MDhudJ Nloit liIS itid- tiVtS and friends.
 o. Leslie and family have been at ending the Sweet Home camp meet ns in Pix county.
 If you sit in a cool draft when you Ire heated and get stiff neck or lame back. you will be looking for some- hing that will ease the pain. Fix your mind on Ballard's Snow Eminent and ont be talked out of it because it is tie Lest pain relieving liniment you caE get. anywhere. Price 25c, 50c and Fl per bottle. Sold by all druggists,W Miss Nena Crowson, who has been visiting here for several weeks, re- turned home Saturday.
 Miss Downing has arrived from Su Louis. She will work during the, fall season for s. Burns & Co
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
The Rest Laxative.

To keep the bowels regular the best laxative is outdoor exercise. Drink a fHll glass of water half an hour be- fora i.cakfast and eat m abundance O. @aeil and vegetables. also establish
 8 :a@alar habit and be sure that your bowels move once each day. When a medicine is needed take Chamber
 la'E's Tablets They are pleasant to take and mild and gentle in effect. GbtaiEable eVei yWhere adv We
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
a4AyyiR2ssA Eos9so;9, ',s s 2 f2EElMIrfIY 1I5r ;. S.IUIlACHtroaa5,l
;s 2 X sTs7 s

Gati stones Cancer and Ulcers o, tAe Stomach and Intestnes, Auto-Intoxi- cation, Yellow Jaundce, Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from Stomach Trouble. Thousands ol Stomach Sufferers owe their complete recovery to MaEr's Wonderful Reme- dy Unlike any other for Stomach Ailments. Fore sale by Boyer Drug Sore and druggists everywhere. adv
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
Warming Order.

n the Chancery court of Little River 'Coumy, Ark state Saving x Trust Co. plaintiff ys c. F. Wolfe ct al, de
 fendants. The defendants, CF Wolfe, Ie hie 4. Wolfe are warned to appear in fhis court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, State Saving and Trust Co Witness ny i,and and the seal of said court this 29th day of July, 1916.-Chas. H.. Park, Clerk Wed-70
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
Program for Wednesday Evening,

The program for the Wednesday evening prayer meeting at the Baptist church fellows:
 Leader-Clyde Phillips. Song; prayer; song
 Scripture reading ny leader. Ac s 21st chapter.
 Time and place Of tEe vents If tn s (, aptar and by whom Writ-n Mi s Allie Aubry.
 In what way and by whom was Paul warned against going up to Jcr- usalem R. A Phillips.
 Spoca song, lela Turner acd Mary Freeman.
 What reply did Paul make to this va ni2g? ell O, y5lsc 13) Wfy d;d he persist ia eoir Q? tCh5pter 20, verse 22.A Mss Annatel Ccsgn,
 woman 5 work in the church as T. lpstrated by Phillips four daughters, Mrs. o. Oliver
 Paul's reception at Jrusulam. Ruff us Morgan.
 What was the mise aoer ton Of Palls work m ng [ e ge1tiies? CA Bishop.
 Toe mob in the temple court by CHI. Park.
The Little River news., 1916-08-30
LOTS FOR SALE

LOTS FOR SALE-Lot 20, block A,
 lot 3 block 3S, lot 3S, block 46; lot II, block 59; lot 29, block Fl in Uni versity addition; lot 9, block 10; lot 8, block 7S; lot 16, block 116; lot g, blk. 135; lot 5, block 152; lot 10, block 143 in Frisco addition to Ashdown.-Adolph
 Schlisinger, 36O9 N, Grand Ave, St. Louis, Mo. 78-2t
The Little River news., 1916-08-30

LOST WATCH-size 12, IT jewel FL gin with fob, initial B.MA.A. Re
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The Little River news., 1916-08-30
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In addition to other properties, Lax Eos scts effect;vejv and does t not grine aenos nos disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids digestion, arouses the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions. Soc.
The Little River news., 1916-08-30

FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey pigs for
 sale, 3 months old.-Floyd Fender, Ashdown, Ark 71-4t
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