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York this morning for the Rsaux, Arts
bali and pageant OF ancient France
tonight, and to meet her brother,
Lieut.. Robert HinckIey, jr., who iaar-
riving there this week from a Grip
around tho world.
Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy has
gone to Philadelphia to solicit the
cooperation OF publishers with tho
book fair to be held in washing
ten by the League Of American Pen
women late in April. This interest
ing event 10 to be combined with q
ball at the home Of Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran on Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Mrs. pu Puy IL the guest of
Mrs.. Frank Blair in Germantown, near
Philadelphia.
At the reception and musical which
| Mr.. ahd Mrs. J. p. b. Barber, 1851
Northampton street, Chevy Chase.
| wifi give on Saturday evening. their
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Society
~ HE ambassador of Argentina
and Nine. lie Breton will
entertain at dinner Monday
evening. March Is, and again
Friday evening. March 1S.

entertain at dinner Monday
evening. March Is, and agaiI
Friday evening. March 1s.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson will entertain at dinner
tonight which was originally planned
in honor of the Vice President and
! Mrs. Marshall, who are now in Ari-
zona.
Nine. Cremer, wife of the minister
of the Netherlands. will be at home
| tomorrow afternoon. when she will be
assisted by Nine. Grouitch, wife of
! the Serbian minister: Mrs. Houston,
| wife of the Secretary Of the Treasury
third assistant secretary of state. and
the ladies of the legation.
| The minister and Nine. Cremer are
Iplanning to give up the residence
1401 18th street. which they are now
occupying and will spend the summer
in Europe. returning to the United
States in the autumn.
! The minister of Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes have left for Key West en-
| they will spend q month or more.
Miss Anita de Lima, niece of Nine.
de Cespedes. is remaining in Europe
throughout the spring.
| The Speaker to Play Golf.
| The Speaker and Mrs. Frederick H.
| Gillett left Washington yesterday, the
former to go to Augusta, Ga. with a
party Of man friends who are accus-
toned annually to play on the golf
links there, and Mrs. Gillett to Bos-
ton. where she will join her daugh-
ters, the Misses Hoar. for few
weeks visit Miss Hoar and Miss
Louisa Hoar have been in Boston for
| some time.
The minister of Guatemala, Senor
Don Joaquin Mendez. and his daugh-
| ter. Sonora de Godoy. will be the
guests Of honor in a dinner party to
be entertained tonight by Col. William
Eric Fowler.
Mrs Davis ireland will entertain a
large and distinguished company at
dinner this evening.
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet will enter
tain Informally at dinner this oven
ing. Among their guests will be
Chaplain Truman p. Riddle and Mrs.
Riddle and Chaplain Riddles
Mrs. Cornelia Van r. Campbell.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Sweet. has
returned after a visit in Michigan and
Ohio.
Mrs. James c. Pilling was hostess
at a luncheon today. entertaining in
compliment to her cousin, Mrs. John
Church of Great Darlington. Mass.
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton will enter
tain a small tea party at Cafe st.
Marks this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell has cards
out for n small tea on Sunday after
noon. Miss Mildred Bromwell. who
returned yesterday from Hot Springs.
Va, will entertain at dinner Saturday
evening. and again Thursday evening,
March Is. when her guests will be
members of the younger set.
Mrs. Charles X. Koones entertained
at q large buffet luncheon today for
her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Koones,
lin compliment to Miss Margaret Blaine
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house guest, Mrs. Harry C. Pugh
Of Philadelphia and Miss Atlee and
Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart will as
sist the hostess.
Miss Taft Arrives Today.
The arrival Of Miss Helen Taft in
Washington today is the signal for
unusual impetus to the drive for an
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Mrs. Edmund Pendleton will enter
tain a small tea party at Cafe st.
Marks this afternoon.
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Miss Gladys Hinckley "
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Mrs. James c. Pilling was hostess
at a luncheon today. entertaining in
compliment to her cousin. Mrs. John
Church of Great harrington, Mass.
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Smart Polo Coats

Correct in cut, and in the wanted
weayes the preferred colors and hand
somely finished The Swagger Coat for
spring.
Exceptional Values
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GRANNIs GRAINS.


 P. J. Schuster came home on visit Sunday
 Miss Hallie Poe is seriously ill at the home of her mother.
 Grady H. Forgy of Mena was Grannis visitor last week.
 c. w. Tolle has moved to the Willis Hungate farm two miles east. of Grannis.
 Glenn Hungate and Len Pickens re- turned to the Louisiana oil fields on Monday.
 J.F. Coleman of Stapp, Ok, is here to take care of the depot during the absence of T. S. Frye.
 Fred Roberts, who has been in the service for two years, came Tn on a visit Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Vivian Mathis was compelled to be absent from her room at school Friday because of illness.
 T. s. Frye was called to Ardmore, Ok, Monday night on account of the serious illness of his father.
 Dr. F. c. Mullins has been some what incapacitated for a week on ac- count of rheumatism in his right shoulder.
 Lee Pickens and o. H. Noble. who are now on the southern division of the Kansas City Southern Railway, 1T the tie business, visited homefolks ever Sunday.
 A general epidemic of moving hal struck the country. F. C. Arnold hal moved to the Pearson place; Georg, Green to the Arnold ploce; Franl Pearson to the Hogan place; Dr. Mul lins to the Brown Fruit Farm place
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HABIT FORMING.

From an Unknown Author.
 I. Make good resolutions intelli- The following rules are grounded in the laws of Habit Forming gently. and record them
 2. Take advantage of every cir cumstance that will help you keep your resoiuticrs
 3. Keep away from temptation.
 {. Keep away from associates who discourage you
 B. Put yourself in right relations to encourage you In the new way.
 6. Seize the first opportunity to act on resolutions you make.
 q Make engaeements that will keep you out of the old way.
 s. Never suffer an exception to oc- cur to hinder the new habit from be- coming securely rooted in your life.
 Re-nen.ser artii the new is fixed each lapse makes the habit more diffi- cult.
 10. It is the keeping, and not the of good resolutions which affects the brain
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

vacated by Mir. Pearson, and Tom J. Wilbanks will move to the Andrew Coyle place at once.
 The Grannis Truck & Fruit Crow CTS Association has crates ordered and assured of delivery. w. H. Jones and A. A. Spikes are putting our new berry fields, as are also A. c. Leas and Alex Coyle. There will be big acreage of cantaloupes, cucumbers and other truck here this year.
 Little Mable Noble was fearfully burned while at school Monday morn ing. It seems that the stove in the primary room is an ordinary box stove without a jacket or other guard around it. Mabel was writing at a desk with her back to the stove, which was very hot, and the back of her dress suddenly caught fire. Before the flames could be extinguished her back and hair were very badly burned. She was removed to the home of w. K. Clinton, where every thing possible was done. The little sufferer passed away at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. the wff0ie community ueDlores this awful accident.
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ROCK. RACKET

C. E. Connally made a business trip to Mena Tuesday
 Wiley Keener of Potter spent Sunday afternoon with friends around Rocky.
 Mrs Martin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. o. Hill, is visiting homefolks this week
 Warren Addison and family have re- turned from a short visit with relatives In Mena.
 Miss Sally connalIy spent Monday night al the home of her brother, Roh- ert Connally.
 Mrs R. A. Rush and daughter, Helen, of Alder Springs were trading in Rocky Monday.
 Joe Fair and sister, Frankie, have re- turned after a visit of q few weeks with relatives in Oklahoma.
 Aunt sarah Nichols arrived last week to spend the remainder of the winter with her brother, Uncle John Barber.
 The recent rains caused the Mountain Fork river to overflow part of the J. R. Connally farm and washed away some fence
 Virgil Earnest spent Saturday and Sunday with his honefolSs raturnin 2. to hts school at Oetavia Ok. Sunday evening.
 The library fund for the school is growing and Professor Daniel announc- es that an order for books will be made this week
 The weather doesn't seem to worry the boys and girls around Rocky, as the attendance at school is good in spite of lt
 There will be quite a little doin'sr at the sohoolhouse Friday night, and ev- ervops interested in making the com munity better, is expected to be pres ent County Demonstration Agent O. L. Henderson, Prof [. C. Harris. and other speakers will be present and dis cuss subjects of importance after a short program has been rendered by the school children.
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rnAcnnaS RESIGNATION MEETING

The program for the meeting of the Eastern Division of Polk County Teachers Association to convene at Nunley February :. at 10 a m. is as follows.
 song-" "Arkansas--I.e by Prof Hil- ton.
 prayer-Someone called on by chair. Some Defects in Our Adopted Text hoohS--Prof Peters
 Address by member of Nunley School Board.
 "whs Do Teachers Move So often2' IN. O. White
 Some Qualifications of Rural School Director Prof K l.. Thomp- son.
 A book reyiew~-Afiss ola Ellsworth. Three Months School in Summer and Four in Winter the Best Arrange ment for Any Agricultural Communi- ty--tieneral discussion led by Miss Bertha Iaskiv
 Business of this division of Polk County Teaehers Association to be att tended 10 at this meeing demands at tendance of ali it's members and it is therefore urged that xeu be there.
 N c. White Pres x Eastern fliN Polk 60. Teachers Assn
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EUREIxA ECHOES

Riley Alston of Holly Spring attend ed church at this place Sunday.
 Rev, Dallars preached at this place sunday and there was large attend ance,
 Nearly all of the window lights have house.
 Hamp and Ode Wiles are erecting another dwelling ou their fathers place.
 John Combs has been on the sick list for the last two weeks but Is re- covering now
 Those who were trading in Alena last week were Mir Hart Claude Walfen- barRer and ode Wiles
 our school is progressing just fine So far We have been having some bad weather for the past week
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Correspondence
HATFIELD HoTsTUrH.

Hiss Blair of Mena spent Sunday ~tfh Miss Beulah Neal.
 zsc K C Baking Powder for 23c at Henderson X pottorff's--Adv.
 Arbuckie Coffee. 44c. Where2 At Henderson < Pottorff's.--Adv.
 Herman Dodson of Heavener spent sunday with Hatfield friends
 Sweeten up. White Karo. ssc gal, at wenderson x Pottorffs.--Adv
 Miss Myrtle Cobb entertained a mum Der of her friends Saturday night Mrs. E e Allen of Cove visited Hat Sold relatives the first of the week. Andy Harweil of Ringling, Ok. was xyeeting his Hatheld friends Thursday. Albert Bates has installed q shoc- 4hiuine chair in the Clark barbershop. fguy Iye for soap making now. Pc ser can ct Henderson X Pottorfs--Adv Tne pianer people are making many aiaa.si.ts aa D air shess and .;...si:s. Mrs Evans of the Commercial Hotel sf Cove, was a Hatfleld shopper Mon Frank Rork has purchased half in- ssresr m me Ira Keller automobile 8uxinFS4
 mrs. Nellie Scott of Talihina spent she weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs rloYa
 M I.opef of Texas. formerly or shis vicinity is here attending to busi- s=ess matters
 T4ar Mccook who has been working sn Texas for several months returned barne Friday
 AEiss Belle White of Mena spent several days last week with her sister. Mrs, Hornshy.
 Crover Cranford returned Saturday EaDr three weeks' visit with friends sf Shawnee ok.
 rue Reg N q. Hornshy is very ill at Bss home usth heart trouble and an attack of'she ilu
 On slenaas January 2s. Mir Ferry Eep0rted xhe ginning of one thousand hsIes of cotton this season.
 kt the Rcd Cross election Tuesday D. " Myers was chosen for president. and Mrs. Cup Clark fer treasurer.
 kSrs f.a 3utson aud mother came in &asnrslay Colonel Hutson met the Exaina at Howe and accompanied them honie
 Hende rson & pottorff have two very astrzetlve signs on their place of busi- .ess the work of our local artist, M williams
 MT and Mrs. Poteet parents of Mrs seerge .snders, arrived in Hatfield Sat ar5ay morning They plan on making sneir home here.
 Sir and Mrs. l. T. Floyd were shop ring in Mena Wednesday, Mrs F. II ButEer visited her sister Mrs. Dr Hil &tnt At tffaNHlr lhntE0AAs
 Mrs. Rose Stockton shipped he Household goods to Mena Thursday where she will make her future home bsvlng bought property at that place
 4 deal was made last week whereb' W T. Stevens acquired the Kelle 8rothers building opposite the depot and has rented same to the forme
 On Mondax of last week Mir. and Mir 8 C Warren left for their new hom At EteaS4neT accompanied by thei taughfer Mrs Frank Self, who wi xassst sn getfinp fhem settled.
 q Nale proprietor of the 1ta Hotel nas purchased from E. \ bav issH atHreetx adjoining him on q wHst TAs buildinE will Do bccupis bg his sons as barber shop,
 Mrs. Roy Wade Of Ida. Ok. arriv' 1neadas of iaRt week to aasist "a ca N& Tor her grandmother, Mrs, putte Mre. ntftDn iz rapidly recovering fire stle pareS*tte stroke being able to
 up. and F regainsag her sneech
 Tho Rev Masters spent last we
 4ikn tEst Baptist people ef tlsis pla
 msAtAtinf u aetttns the church ln ru ~'uK erdef again This oreanizael
 -F S@FA without regular pastor
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
ACORN KERNELS

Enos Garland was in Mena between trains Sunday
 Miss Florence Payton is on the sick list this week
 Miss Rosa Carmen was a Sunday guest at the R. D, Newsom home.
 Brother Whitaker filled his regular appointment last Sunday at owens Chapel
 MT. and Mrs. r. Reed of Oak Ridge were callers at the Barron home last Thursday.
 Brent Barron spent Saturday night and Suneay with Rudolph Clark of Union Grove
 Mrs IT j. Hogan went to Wander voort last Monday where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Riding.
 Mrs. Lana owens left last Sunday for Ashdown and Texarkana where she will visit her daughters. Mrs. Sallie Emhry and Mrs. Lily Nichols.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

the G. w Wiles home to see Mir. Wiles, who has been quite sick. but Is report ed improving.
 Don't forget that the Glover Leaf Community Club meets Tuesday night, February 3, as there will be several important matters to be discussed.
 F. NJ Bigler has sold one of his eighty-acre tracts of land near here to John Claus. Mir and Claus have been residing on the Bigler farm for the past four years
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
CENTER POINT cIRCLETs.

]. H. Maddox was trading in Mena Tuesday.
 Eli and Ode Turner, Isaac Saur- baugh. William Patton, David and Dewey Chamblin. were trading in Mena Monday.
 win and Jewell Maddox arrived home Sunday from their hunting trip in Montgomery county. They were quite successful in securing furs. Grandma Phelps mother of Mrs. !, Jones Is vssy low 5,tt the Jones home She is quite old. and has con tracted the cold which Is so prevalent.
 Arc.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
NoRINfll cnANEs

Dewitt Bell was Msna visitor sun daS afternoon.
 George Scott has recently lost thfee head of cattle from blaclsiee.
 6. w scott returned Thursday from ! business trip to FL smith.
 Miss t.ottie Golden of Acorn. spent sunday at the ] X Gass homo
 Fasette Brown of f0cana was sisit- ne sunday at he ? T. Mcbride home
 Jack Elnbry nf Che owens Chapel eommunsty was in this vicinity Tues day buslns cattle
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
~7777777777777777777 DIG FORK BITS

Born, to Mir and Mrs. c w Hendrix last week a fine girl.
 Mir and Mrs Corda Cox of the Caddo is moving this week to Waldron.
 ]. B. Lilies went to Mena Monday to get supplies for Lilies and Thompson's s store
 Mrs Nancy Lilly and James Roberts at Big Fork are on the sick list this week.
 G. W. Heath at Heath Valley spent Friday night at w s. Bates home at Big Fork.
 Mir and Mrs Harold Frisco and children of Dry Creek visited with MT. and Mrs Pardue at Big Fork Sunday
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
HANSON RAMnLEs

Qaite-a crowd of Ransom folks spent sunday ening with Mir and Mrs John Graf near Nunlex
 Prof. Shinn was unable ta reach hts school ~ Crsstal HiH last Friiay be cause of high water
 Ni aud Mrs tphn Graf returned Frl- @s fron fiugo, Okla, after a weeks NiNlt with 4ohn's father
 Miss juaHtta Cfakef of Mena is visit- ing thls week with Ethai Gafliu she expects to move next month te Flcrids 70 make her home.
 ! feN Nansoln young folks attanaea
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

Ladies and Children s Coats, Dresses and Petticoats l5% of One Lot Drummers Samples, Union Suits, all sizes, at , off. Boots, V top, red, regular $18.25, special $l6.75 Boots, black, regular
 $l2.75, special $ll.75 Every Shoe in the House at
 l0% off. Lot of these shoes are less than wholesale at regular price. Don't fail to buy what shoes you need, for they are going higher.
 All Men s Suits and Hats at
 l0% off. Union Made Overalls SPAS Mems Wool Hose soc Unionall one-piece suit, khaki color only $4.OO and $4.5O Just received a shipment of
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

some time. but the prospects for a re- newal of activity In all church work are very encouraging.
 J O. Gates was a business visitor at Mena Monday
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
GROCERIES.

Pilgrim Coffee, per ID. 27zc lOOfb Pilgrim Coffee, ID. 25c Peaberry Coffee, per lb. -S5c IOfb Purity Brand Lard $2.35 5fb Purity Brand Lard $1.2O Good Soft Wheat Flour, not
 over 500fb to customer, $6.Z5 Straioht Bran SPAS Good Crav Shorts $500 Corn Chops -$3.5O Oats, red, per bushel $1.15 Good Prairie Hay 85c Alfalfa, large bales $1.9O Cotton Seed Meal, 36% $4.2O Cottonseed Hull, sacked, $1.20
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

Brown Domestic, 36-in 221c Canton Flannel, brown 25c Canton Flannel, bleach 35c Heavy Moleskin Pants $3.75 Mens all wool pants $4.5O Men Blue Serge Pants,
 Wool $500 and $8.5O Mackinaws, latest style, less
 than wholesale.
 Mole Skin Work Coat,
 large size only SAYS One Lot Boys Long Pants,
 odds and ends. wool, pair, soc About 50 vests, odds and
 ends, each -- 1Oc Work Shirts, blue, each $1.OO Better Grade, each SIPS Best and Roomiest Shirt
 Made, each $1.5O $l.50 Men Dress Shirts SIPS $2.00 Men Dress Shirts $1.75 These shirts are the latest style French cuff coat shirt. All less than wholesale today.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

the pie supper at Nunley Saturday night despite the cold. and report it successful considering the weather.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29
DRYGOODS.

NoiIe, latest colofs. 36-in. 75c Outing Flannel, dark or
 light zUc Dress Percale, 36-in., all
 coIors - 32lc Dress Percale, 27-in. 2Oc Ginghams, 20, 22z, 27zz, 35c Silk Ginghams, regular 75c
 seller, at 5Oc Best Grade Calico, all colors,
 wholesale price, 20c 15c Best 40c Shifting 35c Good 35c Shirting BOG Good BOG Shirting 25c Good 25c Shirting 20c 35c Bleaching, 36-in. BOG BOG Bleaching, 36-in. 271c 271c Bleaching. 36-in. 25c Canvas, 36-in. 1Oc Meal Sacks, q bu. 45c Sea Island, best grade,
 worth 35c - BOG
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

cme everything gong g A in suppl
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

Silks. all colors and shades. They are priced very reason able.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

We guarantee everything list ed above will be higher in oO days.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-29

Just received a shipment of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-27
CALIFORNIA MAN IS
MORE THAN PLEASED
r. a. Dennison Says Tanlac
Put Him Right Back on
His Feet Again After lie Had
Been in Bad Health for Over
a Year.

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r.t u,u ulht physically ! iIsi didu 2
.I -ul 90 900. but .Isi April .lud ]
Hpd 1000 awful attack with my stomach
which ruIN drew mv Ip and ! have
H.ru WORSE ever since
.N.mi ih, hast WAY can describe"
H, NHl n,lt II iH uN I was just
,g.u,u, and al b. . really did NOT
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Iur4 while had no appetite hut would
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.uI GOO du me ans good
. would 80 To bed at night and
tu.'i ...,u but apparently did not rDH
.. . would s.t mp just ls urrd as when
went 'u Decd gut 81, could scarcely
COB 20 Mu., hut what would have tn
'up and rest
Wen. read about Tlnlar ono DAY
and tbUi reminded me that q friend
had spoken about the same m'diS-- e.
su gnt some and began tn take II. J
had b,cn taking II about a week when
uuc evening. after supper. ! started "a
tulk and before realized u | hal
walked up Co First street and back.
,nuut 10 blocks. and never fclt u NJ
10 and then I realized TINT the tonic
WAS helping me.
g htE, taken four huttlcs now AMI
m just feeling real good again |
1000 able tu hD hack az the Exposition
Stock Yards every day and have just
Is much energy as ever had get
p refreshed in tn mornings now and
have % real appetite which makes me
r'uy three gUod square meals every
irN anyone who needs good tonic
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arrival 90 f.U '..t uI .r pound 3 ain
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made fc,r,re reports on 'h' section
ln addition ,n That ~ tho locating geo.
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d. tho northwest az pu',y county
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1 a drIurr eS inch hHi, and viii -u
down with n g inch olslng-holiovcd
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d.pth On completely .'st the location
Tho Crane NyV Work. uH Company 3.
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Tho derrick and riE f1r ,hr Y -. Al
1wr test hpinr drilled by Sahaw Bros
3 known rs Harrington NJ ,ieh' miles
o." north ~ clarendon tn Section zoo
boss h.,r completed md th. too's ana
supplies are expected any Gay Tor tho
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wen known Owner aud Trainer al i'inc
TrottinC Horses.
a. \. DENNISON.

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and ann rlpd tu recommend b. Co my
friends
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tins horses residing az 80 "a Eagt
'th 81, lus Angeles. cal Mr DENIM.
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be- o.. 80 Years uf JEc and has followed
hits prys,u, line oi business tor go years
IT, BE- well known un the pHcifir coast.
Tlular Is suld in Amarillo hy tho !.
" tulliUs Drug Company.