The weekly soliphone., 1917-03-15

| survived by her husband
 Break your Cold or LaGrippe with a few doses of 666. *tf 1 Miss Emma Wilson, who has lbeen visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Wilson, left last night for her home in Seattle. She was accompanied as far as Chicago by her sister, Mrs. Ruby Mccullough. H. S. Trice is having modern bungalow erected on the south side of his residence lot on West court street. The building is to be steam heated and fitted up with modern conveniences.
 RUB-MY-TISM AntIseptic, Re- Iieves Rheuaaatisn,, sprains, Neural gin. etc. 'n J. Thos. McHaney will go to St. Louis tonight to spend three days ltaking a post graduate course in professional photography. The ses- sion will be conducted at the
 Planters Hotel, starting tomorrow morning, under the direction of the
 national organization of photog
 raphers.
 FOR SALE-One milk COW. If Interested call at once. Jim Swim ldell. Rt. g. Phone 7S5R11. l *16p
 | Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan left this morning for Dardanelle to assist in la meeting being conducted by Rev. IEli Myers. Rev. Jernigan will be absent from the city ten days or
 more, and Rev. A. c. Cloves will ipreach at the East Side Methodist Iehurch in the absence of the pastor | Our 1917 SILOS are better than lever. Trade at home and save
 money. j.. East Arkansas. Lumber leo. *23'
 In the circuit court today the
 lease of Thompson vs. Swartzbaugh,
 involving the question of commits lsion claimed by L. c. Thompson for |the sale of certain hotel property
 lin Hot Springs belonging to Swartz- |baugh, was heard. This case oc- lcupied the courts time most of the Iday, and the other panel of jury linen were discharged for the day.
 The trial jury found for Swartz-
 baugh.
 l (From Wednesdays Daily Press) I Chas. B. Houston of Padueah, ky, was in the city last night. He lis visiting friends and relatives linear ParagOuld.
 We now have ready our SILO proposition for 1917. East Arkan- lsas Lumber Co. *23
 Jas A. Horne and daughter. Miss
 Esther,. of Mariana, arrived in the lefty this morning to visit friends land relatives for few days.
 FOR SALE-Three room house, lsOuth part of town. Apply at 621 North Pruet street. *23 +, Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, pastor of the First Methodist church. will preach Ion the Model Husband" next Sun
 day night.
 | J. w. Williams Pile Remedy, guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- ttiOn or money refunded. Price $l.00 lper tube. For sale by Hardesty &
 Lackey and Fishers Drug Store.
 "16p
 | Nru loo fc Ctnlr nt hr |, family home on West Emerson
 street.
 ' Crushed Oyster Shells for youl
 chickens. NEWSOM'S. *1( | A carload of fine flour due to ar rive this week. Get our prices be
 fore you buy. NEWSOM'S. *1f ! J. w. Lentz, a prominent busi-
 mess man of Marmaduke. spent the afternoon in the city. IL Don't pay 8 or 10 per cent or lyour farm loan. Come and see me and l will loan you money at Iper cent No red tape; just g straight loan. Office in old Stancil Hotel. c. w. Cox. *1f | Cecil Kennedy returned from Lit ltle Rock this morning. ,t Miss Orilla Nimnicht, teacher from Delaplaine, came over this morning to attend the Teachers [ Examination. She is the guest oi , Mrs. Jas. T. Agee on west Main lstreet.
 .I Will pay the market price for leggs. NEWSOM'S. SIG Mrs. Sarah Horne, an aged lady 2 living seven miles northwest of the . lefty, was stricken with paralysis lyesterday, and is in a critical con , ldition at the home of L. l.. Thomp- Ison.
 Don't forget to get our prices on . lflour. NEWSOM'S. SIG | Mrs. Mary K. Dickson and Mrs Ben Turner are in Memphis, the |guests of Mrs. o .Z. McAnnally formerly Miss Selma Thompson, of fthis city.
 II We have the best homespun to- lbacco. twists for 25c. NEW