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tional range, placed a flock of 600 ewes in the hands of an expert cheese maker last July. Since that time 4,000 pounds of rich cheese has been man. ufactured, which was sold at prices ranging from $1 to $1.50 a pound. Nine men were employed in milling the ewes and making the cheese.
 MT. Simonson declares his intention of devoting two flocks of 5000 ewes each to the industry next season.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28
WAR PRISONERS ID bE TAUGAT
 OCCUPATIONS

THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Dec. 28, Seven to eight thousand British prisoners of-war from Germany short ly are to take up their quarters at The Hague and in the neighborhood, constituting a fresh strain on the sorely-tried housing accommodation Of the city and it's envfrons. A like num- Der of German prisoners from Great Britain are to be quartered in other parts of the country, and prepara- tons are afoot to provide for them-
 Both Great Britain and Germass have sent over representatives to CO., operate with the Netherlands author ities in the matter Special hospital accommodations are being provided for the numerous fnvaIfds, as only limited number of cases can be pIac ed in existing civil and military hospit- als. The British and Netherlands Red Cross societies are joining efforts in this task
 A site has. been offered by the city council of the Tague, in the immediate neighborhood' Of the British quarters, for the erection of workshops, Young Mems Christian association huts and the provision of football and cricket grounds. Following the example set in Switzerland, special care is to be devoted to training men for useful vacations. With a view to avoiding competition with native labor, in ac- cordance with rules laid down by the authorities, the employment provided probably will take the form of con structing movable houses or cabins for use in Belgium after the war, and making furniture for the same pur- pose, work that is already occupying many Belgian fnterned soldiers and refugees.
 To accustom the German prisoners to regular employment and give them a certain amount of confidence in the | future, workshops are to be erected
 in the Wolfhezen camp. Raw mater
 ials are to be brought from Germany
 where the finished work will be in
 due course exported in order to avoid
 competition with Netherlands work
 men. According to present plans
 some of the men will be put to work
 on the land, while students will be
 given facilities to continue their stud ies at Netherlands universities.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28
RICH CHEESE MADE
 FROM EWES MILK
fBy Associated Press)

MISSOULA, Mont, Dec. 28.-A new industry for this section-the making of cheese from ewes milk-has been started in this state, according to re- ports to the district headquarters of the forest service here.
 Lee Simonson of Billings, who owns many sheep which graze on the na-
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28

On and after January 1 the barbers have decided to raise their prices. on account of the increased cost of sup- plies and cost of living. If
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28

Get your masquerade suits at Finkel. stein & Sapiro's. On display Mon, day, December 24th.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28

Masquerade suits for rent! Where? Finkelstein < Sapir0's. On display Monday. December 24th.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28

All bingles issued by the Horseshoe must be turned in before January 1 or they will be repudiated.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-28

There are fourteen kinds of fruit in the City Bakery's Christmas Fruit Cakes.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-19
Senators pron Anothsr.

New York, April lS.--The New York Americans again defeated Washington here today winning an uphill game by q score Of { to
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GERARD TELLS 0f
 GERMANS DEEP HATRED
GERMANY INTENDED TO ATTACK UNITED STATES IF SUCCESS
 FLU IN EUROPEAN WAR.

Boston, April lS.-To show the deep hatred which he asserted Ger many has held against the United States, former Amba ssador James W. Gerard tonight disclosed facts which he said had been kept from the American people during the past two and bah years, lie was the prin- cipal speaker at d satlonal defense dinner given by tho Pilarim Public Association.
 Mir Gerard said that Admiral won Tirpitz, in thinlyyeiled statements in the German reichstag and Prussian parliament, in open discussions pro posed the institution of unrestricted submarine warfare Ngainst England with the intention when England should have been subduod hy hunger, 10 come over to the United States and collect the price of the war from us. <"
 T want to tell you,N Mr, Gerard added that if we had not gone into this war, Germany would have ful. filled it's intention to come over here atterward and attack us, and would have done so almost with the ap- plause of the rest of the world. tell you also that everything con- sistent with honor was done to keep us out of the war Beyond that, I am sure none would have us go."
 The former ambassador expressed his belief that citizens of German descent would prove loyal. but, he added, If they do not stand with us, l think we know where to festoon them"
 Mir. Gerard's statement that the war would be hard one was echoed by Major-General Leonard Wood
 Maior-General Wood said that those who are opposing President Wilson's policy of universal obliga tory military service will be responsi. ble for thousands of lives if their arguments prevail"
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 vry ssntinsiLRecsrc Want AG.
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CoMMISsIONER's SALE

Notice is hereby given. that in purSu- dnee Of the authority and directions con talncd in the decretal order of the chan cerE court of Garland county. made and entered on the -9th day of March. 4. D. lN1i. in a certain cause (No. C332) then pending therein between FanRte Elrod et al. compliments. and w II. Con nell administrator of the estate of F. NJ. Orr, deceased, Minnie r. Orr, widow of F. NJ. Orr. deceased Annie Orr. Sar Orr. Edwin orr and Mary Orr ct al. de- iendantS, the undersigned, a commis- sicner of said court will offer for sale at public Vendue 10 the highest bidder at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse. in w'dch said court is held. in the county oi Garland. with. in the hours prescribed hy law for iu- dicial sales, on the 10th day of May. z D. i9ls the following described real es- tate. towit:
 Lots four t4l and five t5D block F. Ledwidees subdivision of block No 15S and lot g. of block No 151. of the City a. Hot Springs, according to the official plat of the United States Hot Springs Commission, in Garland county. Arkan- sas
 Terms of sale On credit of thre months the purchaser bing required C execute a bond as required hy law and the order and decree of said court IL said cause with approved security bear ing interest at tn rate of 10 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. nnc q lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money. Giver under my hand this f0th da of April, A. D, l917
 F. w ROWLES.
 Comm x siOuar in ChauCer"X'
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFIe.
 NATION OF TAX TITLE

Whereas for the non oayrrent of ta>es lor M Inr wear lelI the collector ot revenue d Idt paithd county Arkansas. did on th- Lyth th cay or JuAe. 1912, duly sell 10 L. kohn the Northeast Quarter of the North Ghst Quarter of Section Twenty-nine (eg1 tt,oo"hHnin t,o Two t2l south. Range Nineteen and 's'N'' -fi A"I''"S D, Whereas. the said r.. Kohn did on tn ei-t gay O; Anrh, 1913. duly assign tn said. and all his right. titie ana intepes, Hofriu ta Ida M lIalIman. and the said ia3 Al Hllman did thereafter duly as .ta SH Paalvlded two thirds 2-9l inter- 'St tu%reln 10 William If Dohbin, and
 Whereas. said lands remained unre- ,ie'hed 2fter two t2l years had exnirei t;Inn 'nd after the date Of sale to l.
 Whereas, the county clerk Of Garland county, Arkansas, on the f7th dav of .JltS. 13.t,. l9l@ deeded an undivided two Wf,iiss,,, WN!f1iiis Interest in said lands to " Nheftns. the said county clerk of Car. land county. Arkansas. on the sdfh do of June 1913. deeded 10 Ida NJ Hallman uh tndvided one-thrd d-3, interest in and to said lands. and.
 Whereas. the said William IT pohhlr lnH lda NJ. Hallran bald therefor the se,',.nt sam or tMenty-t|o lS'2.7-) dollars aud
 N 6ereas the. said William 1T Dohbin and lda M. IIallman have paid tho taxes nh sald lands for more than thrca (A Duplication Of this notice to confirm.
 Now. therefore. notice Is hereby @iyet 70 ali persons who can set up any right to said lands so purchased in conseaueilcc oI any iniormality or irregularitv con neeted with the forfeiture and sale of sad hnds to the said l.. Kohn Tor tne non. payment of taxes, as herein stare,, to show cause at the next June Ggl7l term of the Garland Chancery Court of .TtrIahd county. Arkansas. to which court at said term application will be made by us, the undersigned for thc continuation Of said sale and convev- ahces oi tax title to said lands. why the be confirmed. ''''
 WILLIAM IT. DORBIN.
 Murphy & Stancilp,
 ',NNtlI0fa lQf Fetiti0ners. 2-3h -Gyp
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

VI . v - A-' OSN 'O'N' Department oi the lnterior-u. s. Land Office at Little Rock. Arkan- sas April r. 1917.
 No'iee is hereby given that Wander W. Blocker CT Ceadr Glades. Arkan. sas, who. on April 15 and May :. 1913, made homestead entries, No. 060J2- GS5Si. for $. F 5. l2 SE 1i SEE 14 \, ]a SEE. T. SE. l4 SEE Ii and NE. h SE. 14 lsE. 4, See. g, T. Nu R 21 w. Little Rock d.stric, and N. F N. 14 NE l4 NV. A, Sec. 1, Y. S. R. 2i w., in the Camden district, Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention 70 make three-year proof, to estab claim too the land above de- scribed, be.ore United States Commls- siner at Hot Springs. Arkansas. or the lst day Of June. 19l7
 Claimant names as witnesses. lame. C. Riley. of Cedar Glades, Ar kansas; James w. Halsell, of Cedar Glades, Arkansas; John w. Blocker, of Cedar Glades, Arkansas; Houston Richardson, or Cedar Glades, Ar. kansar JNO. w. ALLEN,
 Regis CT.
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Try . sen.lnsl.R.corr w.r. Aa
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ouELLA APARTMENTS and 3 room apartments. modern, strictly first class sSGoesatop wassT rs fS5 na eof sos Park Ave. Phone 1923
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MiLLsTEAD APARTMENTS - Modern ideal location. Also single rooms with running water: sas included. i3
 Chapel St, Phone Ss5. Mrs. Chas Ba-
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THE DER6Y--6t6 ouachta Ave. For Hert--Modern rooms and apartments,
 everything furnished for housekeeping; gas for cooking and heating: rooms, si 70 per week and uD. Phone 1f02. Mrs c. T.. Brady. t-27-tf
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Memphis Won in Tenth

New Orleans. Apti lS.-iDobard sss triple in the tenth innin with all of x the bases occupied broke up a tie ' game and gave Memphis victory i. over New Orleans today The core < was 10 I. 1t was the first defeaas Of the season for the Peicans. Prieste !. held New orleans to three hits.
 Score eR II Es Memphis .,,. 900 100 900 4--5 II New Orleans GOO 1OD GOO 0--l 3 sA
 Trieste and Schmidt, Ruel Petty and Higgins.
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Went Eleven lnnInas.

Birmingham Ala, April lS.--A triple by Bow len and Pitlers hone-s run in ;he eleventh inning enabled Chattanooga 10 defeat Birmingham to. { day 3 to l. Coombe's error gave Chatianooea it sfirst Tpn
 Score RIf F. lChattanooea 900 10o 900 02--o ? Birmingham 900 eoo ool o9--1is4 :,
 knowlso1, Maryhai, and Kitchens; Johnson, Black and Haworth. ss
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Reds Beat PIttsburah.

Cincinnati, Ohio. April fS.-Cinc'n- nati made it three out oi four in the Pittsburga series, winning today s game by pounding out five runs in the eighth inning. Mamaux pitched fine ball untt the eighth, when he yielded four sinbles. triple and two bases on bal 7 Cincinnati used four pitchers, Sanders giving ten bases or balls be- fore being relieved in the seventh.
 Score R. II. E. Pittsburgh r..t. m loo l0e--5 1 Cincinnati .... 020 900 05x--7 0
 Mamaux and Fischer; Sanders, Ring, F Ter, Mitchell and ;Wingo.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery court of Garland County. Ark.
 Dora Cannon, plaintiff vs J D Aagler ct al, defendants. The defendants, J. D Hagler, or her heirs, IT, A Ilollifield or her heirs, and the unknown heirs of Ida Boggs deceased, are warned to appear in th $ court within thirty days and answer the complaint of tho plaintiff Dora Cannon. ... Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 3lst day of March, 1917.
 F w. ROWllES. Clerk Gibson Witt, attorney ad litem.
 4-1.17
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Pu elic SALE.

Notice IS hereby given that pursuant lesoIutlon oi the stockholders and di- rect0rs Of the National Cemetery I'm e p,dd",Nement Association on December e0th. lslS' looking to a dissolution of the cor the selling Of all it's property and asset tne following described real estate win P R sold at public auction at the front or Saturday, April 2lst 1917. at T. o'clock
 Said property will be sold tc the high . est est bidder for cash and Is described n g
 Lots ! to i6 inclusive. block F and nioek l6. situated in Euclid Heights Al dliion to Hot Springs. Ark
 NATIONAL CEMETERY INfpROVE
 MENT COMPANY. 4'7 i4 t7 IS f9 "''''heS'
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Parcel Post Rates
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All merchRndise shipped by mall tax ea DArc@ post rates. Packages up to { ounces trl weight are carried st the rate
 l cent aa ounce, regardless Of dis tance. Packages over ounces ara sharged for by tine poufld. The rass per p1pnds carries according to the distance sHlch s measured by the Government cone system. each zone covering a cer- tain number Of miles from point of ship ment Distance and rates are shown in fnn tAfyiA heioM
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Brooklyn Beat Giants.

Brooklyn, April 1S.-The Brooklyn National League champions won their first game of the season today when they defeated New York, { to 3, by punching four hits in the sixth in- ning and knocking Sallee out of the box. Her2cg was sent of the field !m the sixth inning for disputing de cisi0n
 Score RH.F New York ..... 100 900 l10--3 g 0 Brooklyn .......l00 003 00x--4 9 2
 Sa.lee. smith Middleton and Me. Carty; Coombs and Miller.
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No. i grocery and market. at invoice prices; doing good business. Phone s6,
 or 54T. 4-1-t'
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
 SALE

sealed bids will be received bv the District Forester Washington. n r na to and including April 90. 1917. for all the nlefehantable dead timber standing or down and all the live timber marked or desfgnated for cutting on an area em- biacinT about 500 acres within sections l1. lS. l9 and 20 township North. Range IT West and Sections IT. f2. i3. IL g West 5th ?. M Arkansas National For. est. Aifansas, estimated to be 100000 feet F. NJ. core or less. or white oak timber No aNSof less than S50 her NJ
 feet for the O' ,nber will be considered. Deposlt with lAi s4n0. The right to re- ,, ,sst any and all hisf reserved; Before
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coMMIssloNER,s sALE-

Notice Is hereby given. that in nursu- anoe of the authority and directions con tained in the decretal order of the chan cerN court Of Garland county made anc entered on the 18th day of Maj ch. A D 1917. in a certain cause tNo, G3S2) ther pending therein between Arkansas Trust Co, and NJ J Henderson. trustee. com plainantS, and McGehee Williams. lie" uardne Williams, Mrs F. F. Vaughn Rector l.. Williams and IT. W. Williams deiendants, the undersigned. aS cummis- siOuer ot said court. will offer rnT sal at public Vendue to the highest hi0d at the front doOr oi entrance of tft county courthouse in which said court held. in the county of Garland, withir sales. on the 3rd day Of May. A. T. lsll the following described real estate to- wit.
 Part of lot Eleven un block one Hun. dred and Twenty eight (12S of the iIol Springs Reservation. as surveyd ant mapped and plated bv the United States Hot Springs Commissioners. and nor, particularly described as follows: Com nerce at point on the front line of th said lot (which Is the south line Of Whit tington aNenue) fifty t50l feet from tht northwest corner thereof: and runnine thence along the lot front to the said northwest corner; thence along the di- VidinE line between lots eleven tlD ana twelve tI9l Of said block one hundred line of lot eleven ll: thence east along the rear line of said lot fifty N5Ql feet thence Tn Il straight line to inc point beginning. in Garland county. Arkansas,
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months. the purchaser being required tc execute q bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court m SaiC cause, with approved security. bearing interest at the rate Of 10 per cent pei lnnum from date of sale until naid. and lien being retained on the premise sold to secure the payment Of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of April A. D. 1917.
 Y " RoWIEs.
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fled Sos Won Aoain.

Pniladelphia, Aprl lS.--Boston shut out Philadelphia. 2 to 0, today. An error by Witt followed by Barry 5 steal of second base and Hoblitzen's double gave the visitors one run and Hooper scored the other after getting q base on balls, Barry's sacrifice and Lewis single. Leonard famed ten batsmen.
 Score R E Bo:ton ....... .00l 900 0l0-2 1 Phi adelphla @ 900 900 009-0 ' ?
 Leoonard and Thomas; Moves and Schang.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable. 132ta Central Ave. Phone 57l. Steam heat Mrs B. shannon.
 1t-18-tf
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Shreveport 2, Dallas 2
 Fort Worth I, Wacoo 1 tlo inn 'nss, darkness
 Galyestn Q, Beaumont 2 ttI innings. darknessl.
 San Antonio Q, Houston l.
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SOUTHERN AssocsATIon.
Standing of Teams.
Travellers Drop One.

Lttie Rock Ark. April IS.-Nash,s ,s4 vile playots hit BlWmgardner hard to- z day tielded laGities-ly behind Caves, < and de'eated LitGe Rock 10 2.
 score R II r Nashville %. 10 4gl 100--S h ass Little ReeS .....l0o 0O0 10l---2 8 o
 Caret and Street; Baumgardner and R Chapman
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vry . serr,nsn-Ree.rs want AG.
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 NATION OF TAX TITLE.
 Whereas, for the nOr payment of taxes for the year 1897 the collector of reve- nue of Garland county. Arkansas. did on the 18th day Of June. 1898. duly sell 10 w II. Barry. the northwest uuartep of the southeast quarter of section three t3l. township three t3) south. rang1 twenty (2O) west. in Garland county, Ar kansas:
 And whereas. said lands remained un. redeemed after two t2) years had eS- nired from and after the date of said sale;
 And whereas. said lands were on the nd day or August. 1900, deeded by the county clerk of said county 10 W. IT. Barry for the sun Of one dollar and seventy cents (tf.70):
 And whereas. on August 3. 1901. the said w. IL Barry joined by his wife l.. W. Barry. deeded said lands 10 James M Roach and Henrietta Roach. his wife
 And whereas. on October 17, 1904. James NJ. Roach joined by his wife. Hem rietta Roach, deeded said lands to the undersigned, II. L. Wall who immediate " thereafter went into possession Of said lands. and who has since paid the taxes on said lands for none than three f31 years in succession. next preceding the publication Of this notice io confirm,
 Now. therefore. notice is hereby given to all persons who can set tp any right 70 said lands so purchased in cense- connected with the fosfeitu}e and sale of said lands 10 the said " II. Barry. stated. to show cause at A next June Gai7l term of the Gak chancery Court of Garland count lsss to
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NOTICE.

At the regular monthly meeting Of Hot Springs Council Knights of Col. umbus (Thnrsday evening, April 19, o'clock), in add'tioon to the regu- lar routine business there will be q luncheon and smoker. All brothers are cordially invited to attend; visit in brothers likewise FTaternal,y y yours.
 VIM. T. COLE c. K.
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VIM. T. COLE. c, K.
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Packages sf~ carried by Dc reel post nd are handled just like any other mail 1atter They are delivered to your box ysur rural mail carrier if you live on rural route. or delivered to your door [. you live in city where there is ear Ter service ar delivered to your local carrier service. %
 ONLY IN FIRST AND SECOND
 M ZONES.
 FIRST XONE.---tocaf Rate--This rwte applies on pzfcsis mailed al a Postcffics for delivery on Rural 0 City CArrjerp Routes from snoh cffice. It also applies ou parcels mailed CT one part of such a from tte eanle offfoe T1. - SECOND .zoNEr-Any other Possstflos up D. z, 19 {, go . eiIss .s,i sg1
 R ~ SMILEY.
 V Postmaster
 Hot spripSs, Afk.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis 2. Kansas City T..
 Colcmtn ,, Louisville 2, z Toledo 0, Indianapolis 2. s s. Paul 1, Milwaukee 15. &
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WAN. ED-Second hand furniture. Phone RSk I II Ermy X Sons.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Bunch Hits.

Chicago, April lS.-Chicago punched hits behind some cratic fielding by St. Louis and won the final game oof the series here today, g to ?. Doug las was hit hard bat pitched masterly ball in the pinches.
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONFER.
 NATION OF TAX TITLE,

Y. ". ROWI.ES, Commissioner in Chancery
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MccRARY--'rhe hotel with the ideal ocation--opposite A. tS N. hospital; free from dust and noises, cool and pleas
 ant, and very convenient 10 bath honses and theaters. Try the McCrary md be pleased S-11-tf
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FOR SAI4E-Fines improved stock farm in Garland county. All conveniences. house. barns, etc; 320 acres under fence l50 in cultivation: implements. stock anc grain included. bargain to the righ uartv For further information see ] w. Stipe. Arlington Engine Room 3-27-tt
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST esterday morning, between Eastman and postonfice, black purse papers. Return to R. A. S'etson. Marquette Hotel. liberal re. ward. 4-l9-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES


 deposits and the submission of bids should be obtained from thol Forest Su- pclNis0r. Hot Snriugs. ,Arlkansns.
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WANTED
WANT

WANTED-Girl for general house work and cooking, Apply al 554 Pro.- pect avenue. References required.
 417-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES

which court at said term. application will be made by me the undersigned, for ihe confirmation of said sais and convey ance of tax title 10 said rsnos wn9 the sale and conveyance so made should not be confirmed.
 IT. L. WALL. Murphy X Stallcup. Solicitors for Pe- tltloner.
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WANTED TO BTyY-SACKS WAR Pm IFS plid for second hand ~clts C. J. h rner Co. l0-2a-tf
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FOR RENT-5-room well furnished flat. bath. gas. electric lights and water: fine front and read wards. roses, flowers; large fine yeraudas. etc. Apply to Mrs. John II. Lewis, 66S Ouacnita Ave, or 70 John II. Lewis. 625 Central Ave. 2-2e-tf
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FOB RF1NT-Modern appointed furnished cottages, on Cedar street Apply 209 Cedar stree.
 or telephone 299. 4-lS-tt
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P,eh's Prtchino Won.

Mobile, Aa., April lS--Pieh's rnasts@ terly pitching enabled Mobile to de- feat At anta ioday. f 10 ,. the flras " victory of the eason for the local 4. team, Fullenwo der was hit hard. 4 Golyne ot Mobile got two doables in \ four times a. bat and started tw5 6 double plays.
 score R H Is4# Atlanta ........ .00l 001 1002 [ lses Mobile ..-'..... 0el 0ol O2x--i 10 3g.
 fpllenweidoe and Perkins. P!eh and 7 Dempsey Sa
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FOR SALE

FOR SAlIE-Cheap. piano Party leav- ing the city. Phone 1900 4.1S.lwlS FOR SAl4E-Remingt No 10 type. writer. Phone 12AG 4l7-tt
 FOR SAl-E-S25 Eastman kodak nearly new. Phone 2300. 4-l7.2L