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WONDERFUL RECORD FOR
 AUTO TIRES
Pennsylvania V acuu m S Make Extensive Western Tour Without Puncture or Leak.

The Lane Motor Company is very proud of record just made by the Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup tires which proves, beyond an element of doubt, the superior quality of that famous tire. The proof is first hand and is substantiated by four Paragould boys who attest accuracy of the test, upon the occasion of an extensive tour of the west, terminat- ing in Los Angeles, California, a short time ago.
 In early summer Dick Rogers Fred dickson, Frank Potter and Raymond Graves left Paragould for a trip through the west, driving MT. Rogers car Upon the eve of their leaving they went to the Lane Mot or Company and purchased com plete set of the Pennsylvania Vac uum Cup tires with which to make their long journey. The tires were mounted upon the wheels of the car and the air station at the Lane Motor Company was utilized in giv- ing them their first imitation.
 Without another thought of at tentiOn to the tires, other than mere ly examining them occasionally dur ing the long journey over the hills, the valleys, the sands, the rocks and mountains of the west the young men drove at rapid rate of speed, demanding of the tires the most rigid service that could be exacted of them. All ele- all conditions of driving were ex- perienced over good roads, bad roads and in some instances practically no roads at all. Westward bound at a lively clip. A distance greater than across the entire continent
 After weeks of hard travel the party finally drove into the city of Los Angeles and the speedometer on their car registered 6,700 miles --6,700 miles of as hard service as could be exacted of set of tires.
 Naturally, the members of the party were eager to note the con- dition of their vehicle and the tires came in for their share of inspec- ton Much to the surprise of all, the tires-the entire set of four were ill first-class condition. exhib- iting very little effect of the long journey. The same tires that were mounted in Paragould, inflated with the same air from the Lane Motor Company, told the story of service; service that was pleasing; service that speaks volumes for the superior quality of Pennsylvania Cup Tires proving in q most rigid fashion that they are everything in point of quality that is claimed for them.
 Naturally the Lane Motor Com pany is delighted with the result. It is delighted to know that it is handling a product in the way of tires that will give unquestionable satisfaction No element of doubt about it; proved by service render
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Upon his association with the affair thus established, a warrant of ar rest was immediately isued for the arrest of Jones and he was cited to appear before Esq. Grooms tomor- TOW morning for preliminary exam ination. In default of $1 100000 bond he was remanded to the county jail to await hearing of his case.
 Soon after the arrest of Shirley Jones, Marvin Treadway was ar rested by Sheriff Stepp upon inform ation having been filed that he had sold a Ford engine block from which the serial number had been eliminated While the engine block of Victor Clarks car was missing from the other parts of the vehicle uncovered in Seitz's barn, il is not definitely known that it came from that machine The block was, it is alleged, sold by Treadway to George Walters for a consideration of $10 paid by check by Walters and the payment of $500 on an indebtedness owed another party by Treadway
 Young Treadway was released up on bond of $1,000.00 for his ap- pearance at preliminary hearing before Esq. Grooms tomorrow morn ing. He protests his innocence of the charge, claiming that he came into possession of the block through Bob Mcdonald He said he did some work for Mr. Mcdonald, re- placing an engine in the latter's s car and that he received the block from Mir. Mcdonald as compensa- tion for his services, later disposing of the part to Mr Walters. A can celled check in the possession of Sheriff Stepp substantiates trans action that passed between Tread way and Walters on July Sth. The nature of the transaction was writ ten upon the reverse side of the cancelled check.
 Immediately after locating the car in Seitz'S barn officers notified Victor Clark of their find. He was visit ing ill Tennessee and immediately returned and is in the city today.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Greene County Chanccry Court the petition of Huse Bone for the confirmation of the title in him to the following lands lying in Greene County, Arkansas, to-wit: SS feet off. from and across the East end of Lots one, Two and Three in block four of McDonald's Third Addition to City of Parago9ld; Arkansas, and also the West Half of lot sixteen in Block Four of McDonald's First Addition to the City of Pafagould, Arkansas. That the said HuSe Bone claims title to said lands by virtue of his purchases thereof of tax sales of the same made on the l4th day of June 1915, and on the t1th day of June 1917. res- pcctively. by the Collector of the Revenue of Greene County. Arkansas, for the~ nonpaYment of the taxes for the years 1914 and 1916 respectively. All persons who can set up any right to the lands so purchased in cOnse- quence of any informality or any ir- regularity connected with such sales, are hereby called upon to show cause at the next November Term of the Greene County ChancerY Court why said sales so made shall not be con firmed
 Given under my hand as Clerk of the Greene GhanccrN Court and the seal thereof on this 25th day of August 1921.
 (ScaD JOHN SIMPSON, Clerk. By Ernest Fletcher, b. C.
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A TONIC

Groves Tastcless chill Tonic restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enrching the Blood. When you feel it's strengthening, invieorating effect, sec how it brings color to the cheeks and how it improves the appetite, you will then appreciate its true tonic value.
 Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is simply Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So pleasant even children like it. The blood needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON to Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invieor- ating Effect. 60c.
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Charges Not Sustained.

Washington, Aug 19.-Charges of France made against Major General Robert Peck are not sustained, Sec |retary Weeks declared in a letter urging the senate military commit tee to report fayorably on Peck's nomination for lieutenant colonel.
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GOOD THING HE DID
 NOT GO TO SUPREME COURT

Poplar Bluff, Mo,--Ghat litigation is sometimes lottery is the belief of F. w. Lockhart of Benton. Lock hart was fined $5 in the justice court for an alleged disturbance of the peace sometime ago. He zap pealed to Circuit Court, where a few days ago he was given a fine of $25. Lockhart does not intend to appeal the case higher.
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WARNING aRDEn

Tn the ChancerV Count Of Greono County. Arkansas, November term 1921.
 Hugh Mcconnell, Plaintiff,
 Mrs A, D. Arants, formerly Mrs. A D Pickett. and Rosa Pickett and Tommy Pickett. minors, Defendants The defendants, Rosa Pickett and Tommy Pickett minors. are each here by warned to appear in the Greene Chancery Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Hugh McConnell
 Witness my hand and seal as Clerk Of the Chsncery Court for Greene County. Arkansas this 9th day Of August, 1921.
 JOHN SIMPSON. By Ernest Fletcher D. C. Clerk. (Sept. 8
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WARNING ORDER

In thc ChancerY Court or Ereehe County. Arkansas, November term, 1921. Mrs Ruth Crews
 VS. Joe Crews.
 The defendant. Joe Crews is hereby warned to appear in the Chancery Court of Greene County within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Mrs. Ruth Crews. Witness my hand and seal as Clerk of the Greene Chancery Court, this the 9th day of August, 1921.
 JOHN SIMPSON, Clerk of the Chanccry Court, Greene
 County Arkansas
 By Ernest Fletcher, (Sept.3)
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On clear days an observer on the top of the Woolworth Building, New York will have view of land and water for twenty five miles in every direction.
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ed under the most trying condi

Mr Lane of the Lane Motor Com pany this afternoon told a Press re- presentative that he has just receiv- ed another large shipment of the Pennsylvania Cup and he is proud to recommend them to his custom CTS as being the very best-demon strated to be the best tires that money can buy. *27
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(From Wednesdays Daily Press>

(From Wednesdays Daily Press> Deputy Sheriff Yopp has located a Ford car belonging to Victor Clark that was alleged to have been stolen on Sunday evening, April 24th, from near the premises of the First Christian church on West Court treet. The vehicle was found in
 he barn of Mrs. Seitz, on the Gaines vile road, two and one half miles northwest of the city. It had been taken apart and concealed beneath some hay and, apparently, some of
 he parts had been disposed of
 Deputy Yopp visited the place with search warrant and made the discovery of the missing car after having requested George SeitZ, the young man of about 23 years of age who resides at the place. to accompany him upon the execution of the warrant Young Seitz, how ever, observing the intentions of the officer. broke and ran away and his whereabouts have since been un- known Officers are now searching for him. It is alleged by officers that money and clothing were taken to the young man last night for the purpose of facilitating his es cape and that warrants likely would be issued for the arrest of those per- ino ha pharoi11p after the fact to the offense. A thorough search for the young man will be made, Sheriff Stepp declar- ed today.
 The officer said the bed of the car was concealed in corn crib that immediately adjoins the barn and was placed in the secluded place by someone saving out a section of the barn the size of the cars bed. A lot of hay had been used in covering that part of the vehicle. Other parts of the car were found in the loft of the barn but several pieces were missing, some of which were located on other cars, evident ly having been sold. The officers were convinced that no others of the home were aware of the pres ence of the missing vehicle, other than George Seitz.
 Shirley Jones was arrested in con- nection with the affair Monday due to his having sold car wheel to Nathan Golden, a taxi cab driver of the city. The wheel is alleged to have come from the missing car It is alleged that young Jones told the officers that he sold the wheel for $500 and that he paid $500 of the money to George Seitz
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Mrs. Tom Fletcher and children left last night for Colorado where
 they will spend several months. They were accompanied as far as Jones boro by MT. Fletcher, Mir. Vernon Harrington and Mrs. John Fleming land daughter Miss Wirta Mae.
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Gainesville Cemetery Working.

Tuesday, Aug 9Oth All who re interested, come and bring your unch; also something to work with. We are going to work all day.
 COMMITTEE. 26&S J. R. Miller.
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VICTOR CLARK'S FORD CAR
 LOCATED IN SEITZS BARN
 WAS STOLEN ON APRIL 4

Vehicle Taken Apart and Concealed in Hay-Sev- eral Parts Apparently Been Sold-George Seitz Made Hurried Get-Away When Officer Appeared Shirley Jones Arrested in Connec- ton With Affair-Marvin Treadway Also Is Arraigned.
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tFrom Wednesday Daily Pressl
 Mrs. M. E. Emerson is visiting Mrs. Cora French at Marmaduke,
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|city, Suzetta and Carl. Funeral
 ervices were conducted this morn ng at 10 o'clock at Finch
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Mrs. Belle Wall and Mrs. r. D. Roe are visiting Mrs. C.. Earl at Rector.
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MT and Mrs. r. A. Thomas of North Third street announce the birth of a son, born Monday.
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Another Car Theft Reported.

Officers of the city have been no tfied of theft that was commit ted at or near Shiloh church few days ago. A car owner who had parked his vehicle at that place re- ported that thieves removed several parts from the machine and got away with them The value of the parts, it is said, amounts to $100.00.
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Mrs. H. W. Johnson is in the city in the interest of Hardin Col lege of Mexico, Mo.
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Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Burton are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. M Vowell at Marmaduke.
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Mrs. Woodruff is ill at her home on West Locust street.
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lclty, SuZetta and Carl. FuDeral
 ervices were conducted this morn i ng at 10 o'clock at Finch. 1 tFrom Wednesday Daily Pressl
 Mrs M. E. Emerson is visiting
 Mrs, Cora French at Marmaduke, Mrs. Woodruff is ill at her home
 on West Locust street. Mrs. D. J. Pheagley has gone to
 Rector to visit her mother, Mrs.
 Henry Hickman.
 Mrs. Leigh Hampton and Mir. and
 Mrs John Kelly left this morning for Benton, H., to visit relatives. George Irwin of Pollark was op- Ierated on for appendicitis at the To- cal sanitarium this morning. Born to Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Lo- gan of West Court street. last night, l boy.
 FOR SALE-At a bargain, S0- acre farm, 1 12 miles east of Hal Iliday. For particulars see or write 10. W. Poston, Halliday, Ark +sep1p Mrs. E. Thompson returned this morning from visit to her brother lat Lafe
 Dr. Colquett, representing the American Bible Association, with headquarters at Little Rock, is in the city.
 MT. and Mrs J. A. Burton will go to Marmaduke tomorrow to ispend several days visiting friends and relatives.
 John McGee, Bill Hammond and Fred Walker are taking vacation "trip through the west They ex- Ipect to go as far as Cheyenne, Wyo Edith, daughter of Chas. Smith lis seriously ill of malarial fever at the home of her parents on North Gentry street.
 If you appreciate GOOD coffee try ours. We roast it daily and grind it the way you like it. Only the best grade used Prices reasonable Maddox's Coffee Store, next to Willcockson S restaurant. *27 Burrell Morgan and family left last night for St. Louis, where they will spend two weeks Mir. Mor- gan is taking his vacation.
 Miss Mae Morgan of Havana, Gu ba. who has been visiting her sis ter, Mrs. C. l.. Schleicher, has |gone to Hayti, Mo, to visit her brother.
 Mir, and Mrs, E. H. Edwards re- turned this morning from O'Kean. where they have been the guests of Miss Irene Robinson.
 P. C. Ritter and family will re- turn tomorrow from the Ozark mountains, where they have been enjoying q camping trip. They will travel overland,
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F. D. Rogers, on West Court street, yesterday morning.
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FOR SALE-At bargain. S0- acre farm, 1 1-2 miles east of Hal liday. For particulars see or write o. w. Poston, Halliday, Ark. #sep1p
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Ths oulnIns That Doss Not Affect the Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect LAXA- TIVE PROMO QUININE is better than ordinary Quninc aud does not cause nervousness nor ringing In head. Remember the full me and look for the signature of F.. ". GROVE. 5oc.
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Mrs. Leigh Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly left this morning for Benton, Ill., to visit relatives.
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Marriage licenses have been is sued to the following couples: c. E. Dozier of Potter, Texas. and Miss Charlie Hester of AmOrillo. Texas ; Van Brewer and Miss Gladys Shear CT, both of Marmadukc.
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Mrs. D. J. Pheagley has gone tx Rector to visit her mother, Mrs Henry Hickman.
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Notice to All Disabled Soldiers. Examinations for compensation Iare postponed until next week. Nee |cssary supplies have not arrived I%27S DR. E. $. BAKER,
 Examiner.
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George Irwin of Pollark was op- Ierated on for appendicitis at the To- cal Sanitarium this morning.
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Born to Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Lo- gan of West Court street. last night boy.
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Rev. M. s. Horne is conducting a revival meeting at Morning Star, four miles east of the city. Rev. J. NJ. Harrison will go there Thurs day to assist Rev. Horne.
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T. J. Williams, wife and daugh- ter returned this morning from a
 months visit ot relatives at Tacoma, Wash.
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J. l. Warrent. keeper at the Country Club, was taken ill Tues day night. His physician reports his condition as improving.
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LOCAL NEWS PAGE Paragould and Greene County

{Frem Thursdays Daily Press)
 MT. and Mrs. Jas M. Smith an nounce the birth of daughter.
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Fresh roasted coffee--roasted daily and ground while you wait at Mad dox's Coffee Store at 115 West 2Court strcet-next to Willcockson' $ / restaurant Try this delicious cof- fec. +27
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Mrs. Ola Russell of Little Rock is visiting Mrs Mae Smith of North Pruet street. She was accompanied by Master Joe Harrington. who will
 visit his grandmother Mrs. Katie Harrington. Of North Pruet street
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The remains of J. $. Newsom aged 55, who died at Rector, were brought 10 Paragould today for burial He was born in this coun- ty and was reared in this vicinity. He was a son of the late o. s. Newsom. Deceascd's home was at Cardwcll, where he was in businses at the time of his death He is survived by his wife and three chil- dren. Mrs. Beatrice Butler of this
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A message was received here this morning from the HartsOe's bridge vicinity stating that the revival which is being conducted by Rev. A. l.. McKelvey is very successful. Fifteen conversions are reported to date.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. R. Owens and children. Miss Hazel and Clyde, will leave tomorrow for Glendalle Cal, where they will spend a year. Dr. to this city, will have charge of Dr. Owens office during his ab- lscnce. c, NJ. Jones and family will Igo to Glendale at the same time Dr. Owens and family go.
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Mir. and Mrs. Thad Keefe have returned from ten days visit at Mammoth Spring and Ravenden Springs.
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MT. ana MrS. Jas M. smith an nounce the birth of a daughter.
 son was born to MT and Mrs +. D. Rogers, on West Court street yesterday morning.
 Mrs. H. W. Johnson is in tho city in the interest of Hardin Col lege of Mexico, Mo.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Burton arc visiting MT. and Mrs. D. M. Vowel at Marmaduke.
 Mrs. Belle Wall and Mrs. r. D Roe are visiting Mrs. G. Earl at Rector.
 MT. and Mrs. P. A. Thomas oi North Third street announce the birth of son, born Monday.
 Fresh roasted coffee--roasted daily and ground while you wait at Mad dox's Coffee Store at 115 West 9Court strcet-next to WiIlcockson' $ restaurant. Try this delicious cof- fec. +27
 City Clerk J. M Workman, who has been in poor health for several weeks, is still in a weakened con dition.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thad keefe have returned from ten days visit at Mammoth Spring and Ravenden Springs.
 J. l. Warrent. keeper at the Country Club, was taken ill Tues day night. His physician reports his condition as improving.
 T. J. Williams. wife and daugh- ter returned this morning from q months visit ot relatives at Tacoma, Wash.
 Mrs. O. Turner and children, who have been visiting relatives near this city, returned to their home to- Jay.
 Miss Edith Langley. who has been visiting friends at Piggott, passed through the city this morn ing cnroute to her home at Harris burg.
 Rf trrl,l T street left last night for Anderson, Ind, in response to message an nouncing the illness of his sister, Mrs. Sam Literal.
 Ihs Qulnins That Doss Not Affect the Hesd Because of its tonic and laxative effect, I.AXA. TIVE PROMO QUININE is better than ordipsr; Quiuine and does not cause nervousness nor ringing In head Remember the full me snd look for the signature of F.. ". GROVE. soc.
 Marriage licenses have been is sued to the following couples: c. F.. Dozier of Potter. Texas. and Miss Charlie Hester of Amorillo. Texas; Van Brewer and Miss Gladys Shear er both of Marmaduke.
 Mrs Ola Russell of Little Rock is visiting Mrs. Mae Smith of North Pruet street She was accompanied by Master Joe Harrington. who will visit his grandmother. Mrs. Katie Harrington, Of North Pruet street. A drop-in "kid' dance was en- joyed at the home of Miss Edith House last evening. Music was furnished by Miss Madge Wilbanks, Bland Hale and Russell Burnett. All present were dressed as chil- dren, the girls wearing aprons and the boys knee trousers. ApproXi- mately fifty were present.
 The remains of J. $. NeWsom aged 55, who died at Rector, were brought 10 Paragould today for burial. He was born in this coun- ty and was reared in this vicinity He was son of the late o. S. Newsom. Deceascds home was at CardwclI, where he was in buSinses at the time of his death. He is survived by his wife and three chil- dren, Mrs. Beatrice Butler of this llIlllllEll
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Mrs. k. Thompson returned this morning from a visit to her brother
 lat Lafe
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A drop-in kid" dance was en- joyed at the home of Miss Edith House last evening. Music was furnished by Miss Madge Wilbanks Bland Hale and Russell Burnett. All present were dressed as chil- dren, the girls wearing aprons and the boys knee trousers ApproXi- mately fifty were present.
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John McGee, Bill Hammond and Fred Walker are taking vacation "trip through the west They ex- Ipect to go as far as Cheyenne, Wyo.
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MT, and Mrs, J. A. Burton will go to Marmaduke tomorrow to ispend several days visiting friends and relatives.
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Edith, daughter of Chas. Smith. lis seriously ill of malarial fever at the home of her parents on North Gentry street.
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Dr. Colquett, representing the American Bible Association, with headquarters at Little Rock, is in the city.
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City Clerk J. M. Workman, who has been in poor health for several weeks, is still in a weakened con dition.
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Mrs 0. Turner and children, who have been visiting relatives near this city, returned to their home to- law
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C. W. Thompson of Highland street left last night for Anderson, Ind, in response to a message an nouncing the illness of his sister, Mrs Sam Literal.
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Miss Edith Langley. who has been visiting friends at Piggott passed through the city this morn ing cnroute to her home at Harris burg.
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If you appreciate GOOD coffee try ours. We roast it daily and grind it the way you like it. Only the
 best grade used Prices reasonable. Maddox Coffee Store. next to Willcockson' restaurant. #27