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sluggish liver better than . dose of nasty calomel and that it won't make you sick.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morn. ing because you will wake up feeling fine. your liver will be working, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your bowels regular. You will feel like working: you'll be cheerful; full of vigor and ambition.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vegetable. therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give 1t to your children. Millions of people are using Dodson's Liver Tone instead of dangerous cal omel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel 10 almost stopped entirely here.-Adv.
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NORTH ARKANSAS CONFERHNOH
 APPOINTMENTS.

Batesvills Distrist.-B. L. wilford P. B.
 Batssville:
 First Church. J. B. Stevenson.
 Control Avenue. w. w. Albright l. Rexar Circuit, J. W. Johnston. Calico Rock and Macedonia. J. D. SAsll.
 Eorfork Circuit. J. W. Copeland. sup ply.
 Charlotte Circuit. J. M. Thrasher. Cotter Circuit, J. G. Parker, supply, Desha and St. James. to be supplied Eveaing Shade Circuit. J. W. Jenk- ins. supply.
 Floral Circuit. J. B. Finley. supply. Kenyon Circuit. F.. A. Horn. supply. Lead Hill. W. D. Forrest, supply. Melbourne Circuit. J. w. Black. sup ply.
 Minturn Circuit. W. 8. Story. supply. Mountain Home Circuit, M. A. Fry. Mountain View. IT. H. Hook. Newark. A. B. Haltom. Newport. W. B. Hays. Newport Circuit. to be supplied. SAlAdo and oil Trough, c. J. Wade. Sulphur Rock and Moorefield. F. M. Noe. 0wifton and Alicia. J. NJ. Harrison. Tuckerman. M. E. Umsted. Viola Circuit. r. F.. Hall. supply. Ysllville Circuit. L.. B. Hankins. Cave City Circuit. A. McKelvey. Conference Evangelist. W. B. Wolf.
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Conway Distries.-James A. Ander- son. P. F.
 Altus. R. A Robertson.
 Appleton Circuit. J. c. Carter. sup ply.
 Atkins. J. M. williams. Clarksville. Fl. l.. Wade. Conway. H. E. Wheeler. Conway Circuit. Y. A. Gilmore. Damascus Circuit, A. J. Winters, sup ply.
 Oovsr Circuit. R. N. Davis. supply. 0reenbrier Circuit. B. E. Robertson. Hartman and Spadra. o. c. Lloyd. Lamar Circuit. A. E. Goode. London Circuit. J. E. Stewart. Morrilton. II. H. Watson. Naylor Circuit. J. M. McAnally. Plumerville. II. l.. Wheeler. Yottsvills Circuit. D. J. Weems. cuitman, J. w. Campbell. OuitmAn Circuit. Paul Bates. supply. Russellville. w. T. Wilkinson. Rosebud Circuit. J. l.. Shelby. Springfield Circuit. to be supplied. Conference Evangelist. J. T. Gossets. Business Manager Hendrix College V. B. Hubbell.
 Commissioner Hendrix College. F. s. II. Johnston.
 Missionary to Korea. c. N. weems. Conference Missionary Secretary. H. B. Wheeler.
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DIeease Declmates Birds.
T0RTURING SKIN TROUBLES
That Itch, Burn and Disfgure Healed
 by Cutieura. rrlai Free.

Bathe with plenty of Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse and purify. Dry lightly and apply Cuticura Oint. mont to soothe and heal. This stops itching instantly. clears away pimples, removes dandruff and scalp irritations. and heals rcd. rough, sore hands.
 Free sample each by mail with Book. Address postcard, Cuticura. Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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Prescription and Golden Medical Dis covery cured my awful headaches and helped me in every way. Helped the many pains one has at such times."- MRS. BERTHA LEASE.
 One thing about Dr. Pierce's medi. cines. they contain no alcohol or nar- cotic. Can be obtained at any drug store, in either liquid or tablets, and are purely vegetable.-Adv.
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castles on the rocKs.

castles on the rocks.
 The bird wears a shiny blue black coat and a brownish yellow vest. It's tail. reddish brown. issonly slightly forked, which distinguishes 1t from i. the regular swallow tails."
 Perhaps you have been told that the nest of the cliff swallow is infested with bedbugs. and perhaps you have torn down all the nests you could find to get rid of the pests. This is . common islander against the swallow. The nest contains no insects which can be communicated to houseA
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Dee.eviIls District.-J. H. o'Bryant.

DooaevilIs District.-J. H. OBryant. '. D.
 AAona and Perry. W. M. Adcock. DeIleville Circuit. W. B. Bishop. Bi0eloW. E. s. Harris. Bonneville, W. T. Martin. Bonneville Circuit. J. c. Weaver. Branch Circuit. I. l.. Claud. Cauthron Circuit, I. N. Coburn, sup ply.
 bAnvills. J. W. Crichlow. Dardanelle. Eli Myers. paydanelle Circuit. J. P. wheeler. 0Pavelly Circuit. H. A. Stroup. Magazine Circuit. A. W. Martin. ola Circuit. W. F. Hall. Paris. c. McGlumphey. Plainview. c. c. Johnson. Scranton and Prairie View. J. F. Glover.
 Waldron. W. A. Lindsey. WAldron Circuit. J. D. Roberts. walnut Tree Circuit. E. M. Kelsey. District Evangelist. J. R. Ashmore. Student s. NJ. U., J. G. McCoIlum. Agent American Bible Society. D. H. ColQustte.
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New Dancer In Paris.

Paris.-Proprietors of laundries in Paris and the neighboring districts have decided to close their establish ments on December 20. unless the government guarantees them an ade. Quate supply of coal.
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BUILDS ITS NEST OF MUD
Under the Eaves of Houses Cilff Swallows Make Their
 Homes.

Years ago, before houses and barns were as plentiful as they arc now. the cifff swallow built its house of tiny mud bricks on the side of . rock,
 cliff. says tho Philadelphia North American. The nest builders find a convenient patch of clay, roll up the mud into tiny pellets and carry them
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BREAD WITHOUT SALT IS TASTELESS
 A medicine chest without Magic Ar. mica Liniment is useless. Best of all liniments for sprains. swellings. bruises, rheumatism and neuralgia. Three sizes. 25c, soc and $1.00.-Adv.
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Moro Extravaoance.

Another evidence of the extrava- gance of the age Is the fact, if we in- terpret the esteemed dry goods adver- tisements correctly. that girl who used to be satisfied with a pair of gar ters now seems to require e sextet, If not an actual octet-Ohio State Journal
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War Debt to Go Hiaher.

London.-The new vote of credit which the premier will ask the House of Commons to agree on will be for 400,000,00o pounds sterling. This would bring the total for 1916 up to l,750 100000 pounds sterling.
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ASipcu mc very much: they sure ly are good. I W 1 s h everyone knew how good they are. I could go into details.
 but do not think
 1t necessary. I
 W a 6 in expect ancy and was all r u nd o W n. Dr. Pferce'S FayOrit0
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The Ouinine That Doe Not Affect The Head Because of ies soaio cad laxauve e4ect LAxaeve BroOo Quinino cAa be eAkon by anyoae without esosins nsvousneas os Yingins h tAs hsad. Thers iQ 0aiy ono "6fooo ouiniaA" .. W. 0DOvDD .algnatnro is on oAch boI. 0c.
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Prescott Dlstriet-J. A. Henderson. P. E.
 Amity and Glenwood. F. P. Doak. BnKen. c. F. Whitten.
 Blevins. J. D. Dunn.
 Center Point Circuit. Walter Scott. Columbus. W. T. Menard. Delight. c. M Yearwooa. Emmet. F. c. Cannon: C. D. McSwain. supernumerary.
 Fulton. A. W. Hamilton. supply. Gurdon Station. F. F. Harrell. Hope. T. D. Scott
 Little Missouri. Isaac Webb. supply. Mt. Ida. W. IT. Hughen.
 Mineral Springs. W. W. Mile. Aurfreesboro Station. W. ". Chrts- tie.
 Nashville Station. z. D. Lindsay. OkolonA Circuit. T. N. Arnstrong: J. W. Berry. supernumerary.
 Orchard View. E. C. Rule. Pleasant Grove Circuit. Clarence Crow. supply.
 Prescott Station. J A. Parker. Prescott Circuit. J. C. Johnson. Alpine Circuit. .. L. Durham. supDiy. Washington Circuit, B. E. Muilens Womble Circuit. Gay Morrison. Whelen Circuit. Verna Savage. suD- ply.
 Student in Hendrix College. V. a Martin. .
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With an Eye to the Future.
 A man Is bound to follow his wife's advice once. if only for the purpose of reminding her of 1t in after years.
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Valuable Farm implement. A German farm implement does the work of blow, disk harrow and roller In q single trip over a field.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
 TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT
A Trial Will Convince Anyone.

A Trial Will Convince Anyone.
 Thousands of people have testified that the mild and immediate effect o1 Swamp Root, the great kidney. liver and bladder remedy. is soon realized and that it stands the highest for it's remarkable results in the most distressing cases.
 Symptoms of Kidney Trouble.
 Swamp Root is not recommended for everything but if you suffer from annoy. ing bladder troubles. frequently passing water night and day. smarting or irrita- tion in passing, brickdust or sediment. headache. backache, lame back. dixxi- ness, poor digestion. sleeplessness, nerv- ousness, heart disturbance due to bad kidney trouble. skin eruptions from bad blood. neuralgia. rheumatism. lumbago. bloating, durability. worn-out feeling. lack of ambition. may be loss of flesh or sallow complexion. kidney trouble in its worst form may be stealing upon you.
 swamp-Root 10 PIeasant to Take.
 II yan are .alraadv- convinced that Swamp-Root ii what you need, you can purchase the regular 6fty-cent and one dollar size bottles st all drug stores. ,ple size bottle of Swamp Root by enclosirs n, N. Y. This gives you the opportunity icine. They will also send you . book If the thousands of grateful letters received to be just the remedy needed value and success of Swamp-Root are 70 send for . sample size bottle. Address Dr. riting be sure and mention this paper.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16

IMITATION IS sINcEREsT FLATTeRr but like counterfeit money the imita- tion has not the worth of the original. Insist on "La Creole" Hair Dressing it's the original. Darkens your hair in the natural way. but contains no dye. Price $1.00.-Adv.
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To Drive Out Malaria
 And Build Up Inc System

Take the old Standard GROVE TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking. as tho formula is printed on every label showing 1t is Ouinine and Iron in . tasteles form. The Ouinins drives out malaria. tho Iron builds up tho system 90 centA
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Texarkaaa Distrsst-J. 4. Biggs.

Texarkaaa Dlstrist-J. 4. Bigrs, P. E.
 Ashdown. .. K. Burnett. Bradley and Taylor. P. 4. Flower. supply.
 Bright Star-S. B. Mann. DeQueen. F. N. Brewer. Fouke. l.. c. Gatlin. Horatic. J. L. Leonard. Richmond and Wilton, J. J. NeltarA Lewisville. J. W. Mann. LockesburE, J. T. Rogers. Paraioma 4. N. Youngbiood. Patmos, W. F. Laseter. Stamps. l.. c. Beasley. Texarkana:
 College Hill. s. T. Baugh.
 Fairview. R. N. Holland
 First Church. r. c. Fletcher. Umpire. E. A. Brown. supply. Nandervoort. A. s. Daniel Hatfield. w. F. Arnold. supply. Foreman. R. c. Rowland Mena. J. R. Rushing. Dierks. A. l.. Miller. Winthrop. J. II. Ross. supply. Cherry Hill. J. V. Kelley. Transferred to Florida Conference. w. J. Nease.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-12-16

For reaching flies on ceilings there has been invented a long-handled swat. ter, operated by a spring.
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human life is estimated at ten days per annum.
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Say the right thing at the right time and some fool will envy you.
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Safety firSt.

Newlyrich (to his social mentor)- Tell me what not to do next, Bud. I'm twisted already.
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The setting hen may be peevish. but she's on-nest.
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Fayetteville District.-d. c. David

Fayetteville District.-a. c. David son, P F.
 Nentonville. J. Sherman. Berryville, E. W. Faulkner.
 Dsrryvills Circuit. J. H. Henson. sup Centerton Circuit. J. c. Gibbons. Elm Springs Circuit. J. F. Carter. EurskA Springs. W. J. Faust. Farmington Circuit. D. N. Weaver. Fayetteville. W. E. Boggs: supernu- nerary. ". H. Dyer.
 Gentry. D. M. Burrow: 8. F. Brown. supernumerary.
 Gravette and Decatur. R. l.. Jackson. Green Forest and Alpena. c. H. Sher- nan.
 Huntsville Circuit. Chas. Edwards. Lincoln Circuit. J. H. Ruble. supply. Iss Ridge Circuit; J. c. Cullom. Rogers. g. M. Yancey. Eiloan Springs. A. l.. Cline. vinsy Grove Circuit. E. A. Moody. War Eagle Circuit. W. J. Jorden. win:low Circuit. W. Fl. aayer. SprinKdals Circuit. J. c. Ditterlins. springtown Circuit. H; B. ch.acel- Conference Evangelist. J. L. Bryant. Gsnsral Evangelist. J. B. Andrews. EObs oAAto DA1sssSNJ. n. T ofi's' Alma. George F. Patchell.
 Cass Circuit. H. M. Lewis. supply. Charleston Circuit. c. E. Gray: super numerary. J. Fl. Sturdy.
 Fort Smith:
 First Church. II. B. Trimbie. Dodson Avenue. W. V. Womack.
 Midland Heights. NJ. r. Johnson. Fort Smith Circuit. W F. Campbell. Greenwood. J. A. Reynolds.
 Hackett Circuit. J. s. Hackler. Hartford and Midland. J. F. Lark. Bumpers.
 Kibier Circuit. G. B. Griffin.
 Mulberry and Dyer. F. c. Villines. Ozark. W. J. Leroy.
 Ozark Circuit. H. B. Flippin. supply. South Fort Smith, F, T. Miller, sup Van Buren. w. L. Oliver.
 Van Buren Circuit. W. A. Greer. Student to University of Chicago. J. c. Seneker.
 Secretary of Education. J. K. Paris. Helena District.-w. r. Evans, P. F. Brinkley. J. R. Evans.
 Clarendon. C. w. Lester.
 Colt Circuit. F. H. Champion. Cotton Plant, R. l.. Harris.
 Forrest City. J. F. F. Bates.
 Hickory Ridge and Hamlin. W. O. Esery. supply.
 Haynes Circuit. NJ. l.. Mack. supply. Helena. C M. Reyes.
 Holly Grove and Marvell, H. C. Hoy. Howell and Wiville. H. V. Johnson. LaGrange. N. c. Summers.
 Marianna, J. A. womack
 Hughes Circuit. J. w. Moore. aicCrory, r. A. Lark.
 rarkin. John N. R Score
 Turner. w. A. Williams
 Aubrey and Moro Circuit. John Score.
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NEWS OF ARKANSAS

Devall Bluff, Ark.-"Some years ago l took Dr. Pierce'S medicines and they
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LITTLE ROCK CONFERENCE AP-
 POINTMENTS.

ArkaAelDAia Distriet-B. 4. Few. P. Arkadelphia Station. W. R. Richard son.
 , Arkadsiphia Circuit. L. N. Powen. Benton Station. W. A. Steel Cedar Glades. c. ". Gentry. supply. Dalark Circuit. L. J. Riding. Friendship Circuit. J. '. Taylor. Holly Springs. T. 0. Roris. Hot Springs Circuit. J. '. Tswnssnd. Hot Springs:
 Central Ave. ". N. waldrip.
 Park Ave. n. L. Duekwerth.
 Oaklawn. to be supplied.
 Third St.. W. N. Hayes. Leola and Carthage. R, F. FitsAusa. Malvern Station. J. ". Harrell. Maiyern Circuit-Roy Jordan. Pisfcy Circuit. D. P. Forsyth. supply. Princeton Circuit. J. H. AcKelvey. South Arkadelphia and Donsioson. Andrew Christie. supply.
 Traskwood Circuit. c. D. Cade. sup ply.
 Willow Circuit. T. II. Crowder. President of Henderson Brown Col lege. J. NJ. Workman. Philadelphia Q. C. Commissioner of Henderson Brown College. A. o. Evans. Philadelphia Q. (. Agent for Superannuate Homes. T. F. Hughes. Central Q. c.
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Weak and unhealthy ktdneys esuss e much sicknsss and suHsrins and when through neSleet CT other csussa. kidney trouble is permitted to continue. sesioui rssulfs may be expected
 Your other or6ans may need attention - but your kidneys should have sttention drst becsuse thstr woSk is moot important
 If you feel that your kidnsys arc ths cause of your sicknsss CT run down con- dition commence taking Dr. kilmer'i Swsnp-Root. the ersat Kidney. liver and bladder remedy. bsesuss if it proves to ba the remedy yeu need and your kidnsyI beGin to improve they will help all tho other ertans to hsath-
 PrevaIeney Of Kidney Diseass.
 Nost people do not realise the alarm ine increase and remarkable prevalency sf kidney disease. While kidney dis srders arc among the most common dis sasss that prevail. they gre almost tho last recognized by patisnts. sVAe ssxaI, ee~fe~s sAemse'ves u1sA 3oeto-isg sA' Neas, while the svIeiaaI dsseose con stantly undermines the system.
 OPEclAI NoTe-You nay obtain . . ten cents 10 Dr. K,lmer | O., Bingham to prove the remarkable merit of this m, valuable information, containing many oi from men and women who gay they found iA kidney, liver and bladder troubles. 1T we'll known that our readers are advised {. Kilmer | O.. Binshanton. N. Y. When
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A patent has been granted for trunk that also can be used as q bath tub.
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Found Valuable CoIn. John Walker dug out of a potato hill In Chittenden, Vt, a United States sil- yer coin dated 1903.
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Camden District-J. A. Sage. P. E. Atlanta. B. F. Roebuck. Bearden and Millville. J. H. Glass. Buena Vista. c. F. Messer. Camden Station. M. S. Monk. Chidester. F. R. Canheld. Eagle Mills. w. H. Hansford. Fl Dorado Station. W, C. Hilliard. Fl Dorado Circuit. J. k. waddelL Fordyce-S. R. Twitty. Hampton. l.. T. Rogers. Huttig. A. Turrentine. Junction City. w. D. Sharp. Kipgsland, R. l.. Cabe. Magnolia Station. J. l.. Cannon. Magnolia Circuit. A. c. Cason. Stephens. D. C. Holman. Strong. A (. Rogers. Thornton. J. l.. Dedman. Waldo. R. F. Scott ~ Wesson. R. II. Cannon. Professor In Hendrix College, c. J. Green, ) @ c. C.
 Conf Secretary of Education. S +. Twitty.
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Little Rsck Distr,ct-Aionzo Monk

Austin Circuit. J. w. Nethercutt. Benton Circuit, to be supplied. Bryant Circuit. T. D. Spruce.
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Crenshaw. supply. Council Circuit. J. W. Hall. supply. DeVfew Circuit, A. l.. Platt. Widoner and Madison. J. K Parish. Missionary to Cuba. H. B. Smith. Jenesbers Distriet.-g. N. Tollsson. P. E. Barfeld. II. K. Stewart Blytheville, R. E k. Bearden. Blytheville Circuit, H. w. Wallace. Brookland Circuit, Joe Stevens sup
 ply.
 Charlottesville and Bethany. o. D.
 Langston. Earle. J. J. Galloway. Gilmore and Joiner, J. B. Hendrix. Harrisburg. T. A. Bowen. Harrisburg Circuit. A. R. Ward. Jone5boro: First Church. Vim. Sherman. Fisher Street. B. c. Few. Jonesboro Circuit. to bs supplied.
 Lake City Circuit. Geo. W. Pylss: G.
 N. Abney Jr., supernumerary. Luxora. Morris Greer.
 Manila and Dell. John A. Gower. sup ply.
 Marion. Guy Murphy. Marked Tree and Lepants. J. W.
 Monett and Macey. z: ?. Wilson Nettleton and Bay. Eli Craig. Osceola. E. K. Sewell. Trinity Circuit. J. T. Hood. vanndale Circuit. J. H. Barrentins. Wilson. J. e. Schisler.
 Jonesboro. Huntington Avenue. ts Dc
 Student to .. N. D.. o. L. Cole.
 Parass.Ia Distriet.-J. Y. Hushey.
 Ash Flat Circuit. R. K. Bass. supply. Black Rock and Pewhatan. W. F. W aIker. Pollard Circuit. R. Bmnons. supply, Corning. A. F. Skinner. Gainesville Circuit. H. D. May. Imboden. p. Dyer. Ravenden Springs Circuit. W. 6. Southworth. Loredo. Riley Jones. Mammoth Spring and Hardy. '. N. Bickley. Marmaduke. c. L. Castleberry. New Liberty Circuit. T. H. Wright. oid Walnut Ridx. Circuit. Julian
 Foster. supply. Paragould: First Church, T. Y. Ramsey. East Side. J. ?. Jernigan. Paragould Circuit. ". J. Williams. Peach Orchard Circuit. ". L. 8. An derson. Piggott and Rector. F. P. Jernigan. Pocahontas, I. D. Mcclure. Pocahontas Circuit. H. H. Blevins. Reyno and Success, c. N. Hill. Salem. I. c .Bradsher. St. Francis Circuit. to be supplied. Smithville Circuit, W. J. Martin. sup ply. Walnut Ridge. c. c. Burton. Hoxie and Portia. J. G. wimpey. Maynard Circuit. to be supplied. se--sy District.-R. c. Morehead. P. E. Argenta: First Church. J. T. wilcoxson. Gardner Memorial. C. F. lively. Augusta, H. Hanesworth. Augusta Circuit. NJ. P. Timberlake.
 Auvergne and Weldon. M c. Bevins.
 Beebe and Austin. E. Forrest. Bellefonte Circuit. R. A. Bevis. Bradford and Bald Knob. J. E. Bu- chanAn.
 Cabot and Jacksonville. F. E. Dod-
 son.
 Cato Circuit, J. W. Mitchner. supply. Clinton Circuit. W. F. Blevins. Griffithville Circuit. Thomas Cham-
 bliss. supply. Harrison. A. E. Holloway Heber Springs. E. T. wayland. HiEdon and sherley. s. c. Watson. Judsonia and Kensett. Fl. II. Hunt. Leslie. U. c. Reynolds. Marshall. Percy venghn. McRae Circuit. J. D. Kelley. Pangburn Circuit. C. C. Grim.
 Searcy. First Church. W. T. Thomp-
 son: J. H. Dye. supernumerary.
 Searcy Circuit. J. M. Hughes: W. P. TalkinKton. supernumerary. Valley Springs Circuit. J. H. Ghol-
 son. vilonia Circuit. J. D. Johnson. Commissioner Galloway College. H.
 H. Grimm.
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Money doesn't always make the mare go under the wire first.
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A tennis racquet frame that can be converted into a campstool has been invented.
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Wash day is smile day if you use Red Cross Ball Blue, American made, therefore the best made. Adv.
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NQkTH ARKANSAS AND LITTLE ROCK
 METHODIST CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS

Wynne. J. R. Nelson.
 Mslwood Circuit. k. J. Slaughter. West Helena, M. N. Johnston. Wheatley and Hunt Circuit, J. M. supply.
 Council Circuit. J. W. Hall. supply. DeView Circuit, A. L. Platt. Widener and Madison. J. K Parish. Missionary to Cuba. H. B. Smith.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-06-30

Additional men are being enlisted
for our Union company. Fifteen new
men left here Wednesday for Camp
Moore. And the recruiting Office is
daily open here now for the purpose
of enlisting yet more men. 1t is a
stern business, yet necessary one.
1t brings this war business right down
to our own door. But the fact that
our young men are offering them
selves to their country in this crisis is
hopeful sign. The spirit of battle
is not yet dead. 1t will be fearful
thing for us all should it ever die.
A nation without fighters would per-
ish from the earth in the present
state of civilization. There is one
very encouraging thing to be noted,
however: The spirit that is mani
Testing itself is not the spirit of con-
quest, territorial expansion nor desire
for gold and silver mines. That spirit,
leading the nations of the past, has
led to success of certain kind, but
it was success that led to ultimate
ruin. The movement our country is
making today is one in the interest
of defense; it seeks to protect our
men. 1t goes further: 1t seeks the
good of our neighbors. We would no,
have them give up their country, but
behave themselves and govern them
selves under the rules of civilization.
President Wilson's attitude now is
and heretofore has been along these
lines. May our people continue to
walk in that way. 1t is the only safe
way and is a step nearer the long
sought epoch when nations and indi-
yiduals will come into lasting peace.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-06-30
BARACA CLASS WESTSIDE
CHURCH SENDS GREETINGS

The Baraca class of the Westside
Baptist church, Rev. ]. B. Bozeman
pastor, has sixteen of it's number in
Co. E, and on Sunday morning,
through the president of the class,
Mr.. w. Lester Davis, the following
telegram was sent to the boys in camp
at Camp Moore:
"Baraca class of Westside Baptist
church send greeting of love, honor
and prayers to all the boys who were
ever members of our class"
1t is quite a remarkable occurrence
that out of the total so men who first
left with the johnson Rifles" that
16 of them were from one class. The
class is quite large one, and will
keep in close touch with those of their
number who have offered themselves
to their country in this time of urgent
need.
The members of the class now at
Camp Moore, and to whom the tele-
gram was addressed, are:
w. C. Price, w. I. Price, Rex Stroud,
Claud Miller, Alex Prince, Jim Keas-
Ter, II. F. Johnson, L. d. Moseley, B.
II. Ferguson, Ray Stewart, Green San
ders, Pearson Bolick, d. B. Spratt,
Willie Nelson, Will Mize, Eugene
MiZe