Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 2

THURSDAY EVENING. THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT FEBRUARY 14, 1918. FAIR WEATHER HELPS MISSISSIPPI COUNTY W.HKAT Wilson, Feb. 14, (Special.) The aun- NOTED FELON PAHOLED TO VISIT RELATIVES KI M'TS SIX NKW MEMBKKS. FayetU'villo, I''-' Six young womcu iu i he, niversity of A r- kaiisus have uccu cjcclcil to 'uiemlicrsliili i in- Ti Kuiinu.

tlif local huuurary jour- shine of the last few days is briugiug out the wheat in this section" to a bright greeu. me crop on the large plantation of lee Wilson Company is standing the wintei well'. Wilson bad nearly 1, 000 acres iu wheat last year, and the 'HUP Bowman, Life Term for Assault, Is Allowed I Iieave Till April 1. B. C.

Powell of Little Rock Makes Address Which Begins Drive to Win War. ualistic The uunie of the young woiucu are: Mioses (jlmljs llollabiiuu. Mm shall, senior in the t'olli-gi of Art and Kuivno Klhvl Kmwiiiuii, 1'iKgott. a siiiihomori iu the. Colli'jc, of Kiliication Kathleen Schaer, lint MpriiiKii, a wiutioinore iu the t'olleau of Ktlucatiou Until Ilowell.

rorenian, a pio: in the Co'lege of Art- and Seie I yield, was large, but not quite as guod as it was two years ago, when be made 40 bushels to the acre. He has a larire acre COUNTY SOON TO BE FREE OF TICKS Eradication of Cattle Pest Being Pushed Vigorously, State, Veterinarian Says. Ip. U. M- Cow, Stat veteriuariau, addi-esseil the meeting of the Little Hock Hairyuicu'a Association at the Hoard of Commerce building Wednesday afternoon, explaining the cattle tick situation iu Pulaski County and outlining a plan wh re-by the llolsteiu dairy cow which thj asstwiatiou is going to immrt from Washington cau be kept free from ticks.

lr. Cow said that the tick menace ia now under and that by August they will be eradicated. Definite action iu regard to placiug the oitler for the Wistsiusin cows was jwist-poned until W'eUuesday, February -0, when another meeting will be held. Arrangements were made to conduct I.ITKKAKY StK IKTIKS AT 01 AOUTA OLI.KUK KLKIT. Arkadelphia.

Feb. 14. '(Special The-four literary, wicietiea Jif lliiacluta College of this city have elected the following officers for the third uuarter of tb scholastic Hermesian Society l'erry F. Webb, president J. Pollard, vice presiilent Iavid Neal Craves, recording secretary; Edwin Walker, treasurer tlill (lulledge, librarian; Carl Rice, lictor.

Corriuean Society; Vashti Jackson, president; Coriuue Sweutt, vice president Uuby Rowe, recording secretary Mamie Corn, corresponding iwretary; Lillian Stone, treasurer! Elizabeth Parker, librarian Vega Stowell, orchirist Clara Wells, critic on behavior; Fiuma Jeua Hughes, and Frances Saudidge, ushers; Miss Lena Ctmdwin was elected president for the fourth, quarter and Miss Uuby Rowe, vice president. Philoinutliean Society Itishop, presideut; William Jennings Uryau, vicv presideut Curtis Cannon, recording secretary Andrew Rums, I Kort Smith, Feb. 14. (Special. 1 Ku age this year in wheat and alfalfa.

Most of the larger land owners in Mississippi Coo iu are devoting more attention to QUALIFY AS RECEIVERS FOR SI BIACO ROAD; Fort Smith. Feb. 14. Sjieclal. I.

II. Xakdinien, president of the City National bauk of this city, aud Charles II. Hom-mera of St. Louis, have qualified as receivers for the Fort Smith, Subiaco and Eastern Railway, to which they were appointed by Judge Frank Youmans in the United States District Court yesterday afternoon. They both gave bond in the sum of $5,000.

The court instructed the receivers to issue $5,000 certificates to purchase and repair equipment. The St. Louis Union Trust Company of St. Louis, last week filed suit against the railroad for the appointceut of receivers, alleging the company had defaulted $00,000 interest on its $400.. 000 bonds, for which the trust company is trustee.

The railroad Is building a 41-mile road through Ixigau and Yell Counties, connecting with the Rock Island railway at Diirdancllc and with the Arkansas Central Railway at Paris. NEW GROCERY COMPANY. Camden, Feb. 14. (Special.) The warehouse and salesrooms of the South Arkansas Grocery Company, recently m-, vnnized are lapidlv nearing c-m route to Slonett, to visit relatives, William Howiimii.

iirobably one lui.ue us, i 0f tle most noted character to be. win- Ull' Utlflll' itl lilUUWIIUHi i .1. 1 fined iu thi Sebastian county jail. ar- Hood, Uui-i'llviUe, a Miiioniore lii lege or f.ducnuou. (u tarm ttt I'aniriVii, Fe'i, 14.

Special.) In an able aililreaa at th cotirtliouw here U. Powell; vie president of the Southern-Trust Company of Little ltork, launched tlu oumpaiKn for the sale of War Saving Certificates and Stamps iu Ouachita County. Mr, 1'oliell's addrew wa: re-wived wiili great interest. Adiilph Kelstnthul, manager of the t'arsou lry (ioods Company of Camden, a well known advertising speiealist, was iiuaiiimotixly elei-ted as chiiirnvitu of the OiKchitn Comity committee. Mr.

rVUeii-thai rrapondiMl in a speech, pledging luniwlf to the work at hand. Mr. F'-lsenthul will probably be iu Washington. 1. working iu the "merest, of the Ouachita River development Vfore The rivers pud harbors committee mi the iL the growing of grain aud hogs, heth Rapp shipped a carload of hogs from this place to St.

Louis last week. BANK PAYS DIVIDEND in LIBERTY BONDS. Camden, Feb. 14. (Special.

The Ouachita Valley Bank of Camden declared aa extra divideud of ti per ceut at a meeting of its directors on Tuesday, the dividend to be payable in Liberty Bonds and War Savings Certificates and Stamps. Bonds and certificates will be delivered to each stockholder at once. This is a iinitpie dividend so far as is 'known met w4t-li popular approval wheu announced. I he purpose of Pi Kappa 'ir''; 1 where Howman is serving a life sen- mote interest in joiirna istie work au.og (m -vUar- Howmiul the young womeu of the uuiyersity am hus ultj April say! to reward cousisteiU nail etficient work wih hy on the uuiversit.v publuatious. sjuuduv Howell is iu chief of The ArU.iu- is to have assaulted san, t.ie monthly magiiMiio of the a girl )(U HtrjPi a piBe(.

say Hoi labaiigb is exchange a(, yn smith, and which tor of ihe I uiversity Weekly, while the was forraPI.y putt of th(! na-other four lire reporters for the weekly. tiim, jle wus gnt) change of veuue The present members are Misses l.ela t0 count where be was iatetHbt.or; (live Stewart, so-, t((1 alul to hani: iu this citv. a party of dairymen to Camp Pike to iu- secretary Whit Terrell, treasurer; Ay deu Hlaylock, marshal; Quonn Clover, sueet the pure-bretl cowst kept there to librarian; Fred Fuller, reporter; M. R. furnish milk for the basw hositial.

The Owens was elected president for the will be conducted by Dr. tiow. pletion. The concern was organised by or. fourth quarter aud Curtis Cannon vice president.

ciety editor, and -Amelia Hilton, assist- -he date" of his execution was fixed three operaie a uj sale grocery b.isiness. only to 'have-something occur ippa innie Ward, vice inn i-ililiir uf the I invrmlT w.t. .,..,1 spnnB. I.m bis absent the work (rrilKU ROfJKRS RKOTIIKK "7 i will he carried on bv a stuf of lieuten- LlSo IN MK SERVICE. I ''onagliey finally lon.n uted ants, one more in each township iu I 1 Ir "''T'T; -W" ouniy.

to be by him. Prairie (imve. Feb. Special, t-; ye years n. he he bast.an Thomas C.

Rogers, aged L'l, cadet urniy "i aviator, killed in a collision between two Pe.rn.lt h.s re- moval to the penitentiary. machines at Park Field. Memphis, ues- i A presideut president Muriel Chitj, recording secretary; Mae Browu, corresponding secretary1 Ruth MucCurry, treasurer' Flora Stokes, librarian; Leah Martiu aud Mary Louise Riley, ushers, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ORGANIZED AT DeQUEEN. DeQuecn, 14. (Special.) A Chamber of Commerce was organized in this city by the business men as the result of the wink uf Charles Russ, secretary of th'i Hot Springs Merchauts' Association, done during his campaign in Deyueeu last week.

Mr. Russ speut all last, week talking to the business men and their employees in regavd to the system used by the merchants of Hot Springs, lie also spoke to the farmers urging them to co-operate with the mer The question of whether Choctaw strip was an Arknusas or Oklahoma possession figured extensively Iu Rowmuu's case, but. the issue never went far enough for a final determination although it probably saved Rowmuu's life, llowmau in now a trusty -at the State penitentiary and as a result -of heroism shown a year ago in a prison delivery, the penitentiary officials rccoiiiWuded a commutation of his sentence. TO REMOVE DANDRUFF i Get a small bottle of Danderine at any drug store -for a few cents, pour a little into your hand and rub well Into the scalp with the finger tips. By morning most, if not all, of this nwful scurf will have disappeared.

Two or three applications will de: stroy every bit of dandruff; stop ecalp itching and falling hair, Adv. fir1 J'" aud left Little Rock at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. i. The, meeting' next Wednesday will be to consider ways of developing a market for dairy calves. John O.

Kldritlge of Gregory, president of the Arkansas 1 jvestock. Association, will Le present and address the dairymen. ENEMY REGISTRATION CLOSED. Fort Smith, Feb, 14. (Special.) Registration of German alien enemies closed iu this city last night.

A total of 65 registered here. Five registered in Van Buren. Eight registered through the Fort Smith postoffice. George veteran Confederate soldier, registered here yesterday. Merk, a shoemaker, was a member of the famous Belle Point Guards, organized by German citizens of Fort Smith when the war between the States broke out.

He participated in ninny battles. BAXTER POULTRY' WANTED. Mountttin Horn, Feb. 14. Special.

I Baxter County poultry is in demaud by poultry raisers in other States. Gus-tave Keller, a poultryman here, sold 48 of hi white Orpington chickens for $00. The shipment was made to a Northern jioultryman. ORGANIZE FOOD BOARD. Van Buren.

Feb. 14. (Special.) Organization of the Crawford County Food Board has been completed, with Sam R. MOUNTAIN HOME HAS HER TROUBLES TOO. Mountain Home.

Feb. 14. I Soeciiil. 1 day, had been flying -but three weeks. His father.

Hugh Rogers, left for -Memphis to bring the body to Prairie" rove for burial. RogWs' brother. Hush aged 2V. is an army aviator at Wichita Falls, Tx. The brothers enlisted three months ago in St.

Louis after Hugh was rejected for eulistnteiit iu fhe' navy at Fort Smith. Upon entering the a'ro service they requested to be plueed in the same this was against the rules of the department and they weiv separated. Young Rogers leaves a small brother. Jack, and five sisters, Miss Maud and Miss Finia of Prairie Crove, Miss Clementine of Stillwell. Mrs.

Ray Williams and Mis. Tom Hart of Fajvtteville. RECENT PROMOTIONS IN CO. 154T1I INFANTRY. Arka'lelphin.

Feb. 14. A letter received in this city from the clerk of. Company C. 154th Infantry, U.

S. formerly the First Arkansas, tells A CHILD DOESN'T Mountain Home has had her heat lean I chants so that markets for, their products may lie secured. The cliarlen membership of the organization is 11)4. merchants and their Officers were named, us follows: H. Cooper, president; F.

M. Smith, vice president; A. V. McDonald, secretary. A meeting will be held Friday of this week at the courthouse for the purpose LAUGH AND PLAY tlays and wheatless meals, uutl is now having lightless nights.

The two engines at the powerhouse are out of commission, the oil engine has' a broken shaft, and the steam engine is out of fuel. The manager of the plant says he is uuable to secure wwd. and it will be several tlays before the oil engine can be repaired. IMPORTANT BUSINESS IF of appointing committees for the extend Chew of this city chairman of the Execu of the promotions made in the company ing of the organization to other sections of Sevier county. 150 QUESTIONNAIRES ARE YinL- MnrViert Te Trmo-nn Print- recently.

Fitht'een promotions were ser- tive Committee. Mr. hew is also food administrator for the. Co.inty. made, as tollows: Drporals to eeants Herbert Irion, Malvern Jim MANGES AT FAYETTEY1LLE Favetteville.

Feb. 14. (Special.) Two important business changes in Fav-etteviiie are. announced. The Campbell and Bell Dry Goods Company has purchased the Price Clothing Compnny and the Alf Williams building, in which the Price company is located.

Price Can RETURNED UNANSWERED. Fort Smith. Feb. 14. (Special.) THE The local board for the i'ort Smith 'BLOOD AND IRON' cu, xji.caiii rcvciiEill dim Stomach "California Syrup of Figs" Can't Harm Tender Stom.

ach, Liver, Bowels. district has received unanswered 150 POLICY You don't have to pay the Apollo price to get a gud player plan. We don't claim that. But wc do claim that the difference in quality between the 'just-good instrument and the Apollo makes the -difference in price worth the many timet over. Remorse never tugs it satisfaction when you buy the best.

There's only one best in player pianos and that's the one that dtei the mut. Let us prove why that player is the Apollo! Anyway, you will always be welcome whether you come to look or buy. Established 1853 Hollenberg Music Co. "The Oldest, the Largest, the Best Piano and Organ House in Arkansas" 415 Main Street questionnaires from persons who have registered here under the provision of Fisher. Frirndship William Presley, Donaldson; Roland Henderson.

Rrinklcy; Veronn Cholson, England. Privates to corporals: Iloilis Bradford. Cabot; Marvin Aired, Odar Town. Ca. Frank Adams.

Arkadelphia; Milton 'Rrookins, Arkadelphia: William Hatley. Arkadelphia F.dgiir Summerfield. Arkadelphia Forrest Waldiop, Arkadelphia; Elmer Looney. Lowell Charlie Forbess, Curtis; Elmer Caldwell, Malvern; William Foley. Womble, and Owen' Clingnn, the selective service law.

Several of the returned questionnaires were sent to men who are now iu the service and some of them are abroad on duty. The board yesterday placed Rabbi Charlro Latz ot the mted Hebrew con gregation in Class 5. He is the first min ister in this city to be drafted. Is important tn peace as well as In war. Every man and woman who would be a winner and not a slacker should have the strength of irorv in the blood.

The new Iron 'tonic, Peptiron, combines this valuable metal In medicinal form so that It is easily digested and readily, assimilated. Peptiron also includes pepsin, nux, celery, gentian and other tonics sedatives for the nerves, digestives and carminatives a health-giving medicine In convenient pill form. Take it for anemia or thin blood, TO DISCI SS HOSPITAL FOR LABOKINC MEN. MIDWINTER BIBLE SCHOOL. Fort Smith.

Feb. 14. (Special.) It was announced at a local meeting of the non fcas sold his interests in the Mc-llroy Dry (Ioods Company, which is to be reorganized, to C. C. Yarringtou of the Leader Dry Goods Company.

C. E. SECRETARY TO SPEAK. Pine Bluff. Feb.

14. (Special. Karl Lchmann of Itirmiugham, Southern States secretary of the United Societies of Christian Endeavor and editor of the Dixie Endeuvorer. will be. in Pine Bluff February to make an adrdess at the First Christian Church.

Mr. I.ehmaun is said to have traveled more than 800.000 miles iu nuiKing speeches iu the Endeavor work. GIRL DIES FROM BURNS. Pine. Bluff, Feb.

14. (Special.) Miss Anuie Lamiuack. aged 1-1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X.

F. Lamiuack of Grapevine, died Monthly afternoon at the home, of hfr parents from burns that she suffered 10 days ago. The girl was passing an open w-ooil heater and her clothes became ignited. The was held Tuesday, with the Rev. Mr.

Appling officiating. Miss Lamiuack was a niece of J. A. Laminack of this-citv. Mountain Home.

Feb. 14. (Special.) The annual midwinter Bible, school will he held at the college March 4-0. The regular date for the school is in Sebastian County Labor Federation that a meeting ot delegates tit all wganizea paleness, nerve f'ebility, brain-fag. One labor bodies in the county will be held Fort Smith March 4 to discuss a plan January, but the bin! weather this year or two peptiron after each meal will necessitated postponing the school until quickly tell a story of marvelous re-March, suits.

Get it today. Adv. to establish a hospital here. The details of the proposition have not been fully worked out, will, the exception that a co-operative institution is proposed. 1 he federation received aud adopted a report of the finance committee that had charge of the collection of fund during the strike of the union operators of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.

The--west meeting, of the federation A laxative today saves a sick child wll M(1 at Huntington on the second tomorrow. Children simply will not i Sunday in March. Silk Georgette Blouses New -arrivals that maintain bur. well established reputation for waist supremacy 2.98 War Savings Stamps Every time buy a stamp you; are helping your Uncle Samuel to drive from, off. the.

earth. TO HEAR ROAD PETITION. 'Favetteville. Feb. 14.

(Special.) Fin take the time from play to empty their SCIT IS RESU-LT OF TRAIN AND CRASH al hearing of petiUonsasking- for the- bowels, which become flogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach Fort Smith, Feb. (Special.) A damaffc suit, removed from the Circuit t'Ou-rt In the (Jpceliwood district, was filed in th United States District Court yes Spring-time Garments Here in Big and Fascinating Assortments creation of a road district to build a highway from the Benton line south to Springdale, and thence east to the Madison County line will be held Saturday. The hearing was to have taken place last Saturday, but a week's continuance was granted. BRIG. GEN.

HOWSE IS TRANSFERRED TO FORT BLISS Boston, Feb. 14. Orders' transferring Brig. Gen. Robert L.

Howse, chief of staff of the Department of the Northeast, to Fort Bliss. Texas, were received here yesterday froai the War Department. General Howse, who has been located here since the establishment of the department last spring, will command the Second Brigade of the Fifteenth Cavalry Division, terday by XV. H. Hall, lus wife, Nellie, aud iheir sons, Prentiss, aged 10.

and Jack, iiged tine, against the Missouri Pacific nil road for $34,450. The Halls were injured August 5. V.I17, when their automobile was struck on a grade crossing near Dora, Ark. Hall claims to have been permanently and the youngest child sustained injuries that will cripple it for life, it is alleged. Hall asks $27 damages, liis wife the oldest 500 and the youngest $5,000.

irip Follows Ihe Know. I.AXATIVK UKliMIl Ql'lMNE Tablets taken -in lilne will Prevent tlrip. K. V. GROVE'S RiRnuturo on box.

sour, Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, or your child is listless, cross, feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat henjVSj', full of cold or has sore throat 05- a- other children 's ailment, give a feaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," then don't worry, because it is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this constipation poison, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. -A thorough "inside cleansing" oft-times all that is necessary. It should he' the first treatment given in any sickness. Beware of counterfeit fig your druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs." which has full directions for babies, children -i AT KOOERS HAS HOME GUARD. Rogers, Feb.

1 I. I Special. The Rogers Home Ciutrds. have been' organized with a membership trf "ii and with" tl, .1 Suits of Surpassing Beauty Women sometimes think a spring, suit is an extravagance. Not so.

No garment; is more economical. Several months of chilly spring weather, followed by a1 peribd during which are many days cool enough to make a suitv.comfortable. -too, there is the added satisfaction of knowing, style; refinement is expressed in suitgThisTisrT espIyjj'flrfag suits' such as- shoyn will convince you of Leader Suit Supremacy. Look at as many as you like no obligation to buy. 25.00, 29.80, 32.50, 39.50 and up to 75.00 of.

all ages and 1or g.rovvn-tiJs plainly printed on the lienteiiMnfi $il enant. R.rrMiarp; first ser and- see that it "is made' by the all-, secow-d licut form a Fig SyrupCompatiy-. 666 "getint, -r. SimftK quartermaster sergeant," M. Forrest supply sergeant.

J. Ay Lovell first drill sergeant, Roy I second drill sergeant, W. H. McNeil; third' drill sergeant, (J. G.

Yoeman fourth drill sergeant. L. F. Owens; first corporal. R.

Forwood second corporal, L. l'Jiambersi third corcpral, A. L. CaVlm-ih- fourth corporal. XV.

Reddick fiflh corporal. C. O. Fritz sixth corporal, 'I J. A.

Berry i seventh corporal. F. -Mo Failii: ci'hjh corporal, A. P. Oakley; ninth corporal.

W. J. White; lanre corporal. M. Parker; artificer, A.

M. Shemll. "Pape's Diapepsin" Makes Sick, Sour, Gassy Stomachs Feel Fine. Gives Quick Relief for COLDS and LAGRIPPE Price 25c ajntl 50c per bottle Do some foods you eat hit back taste good, but work badly ferment into acids and cause a sick, sour, gassv stomach? Now, Mr. or, Mrs.

Dyspeptic! jot this down Pape JJiapepsin helps 1 neutralize the excessive acids in the i stomach so your food won't sour and upset you. There never was anything Then there is the matter of Spring Coats The coat may well be called an "indispensable" so much use for one. Well informed women tell us that Leader Coats are somewhat superior in style and quality to any coats in town. Priced most reasonably. 19.75, 22.50, 24.50, 29.50, 35.00 And speaking of Spring Dresses Search jyhere "ypuwill in Xittle Edck or out of -ityou'll find no DresseTas ours at our prices.

Rich taffetas, sprightly foulards, georgette combinations, serviceable serges, styled in so many, variations as to make descriptions out of the question. TO REGISTER WOMEN OF JACKSON COUNTY. Feb. 14. (Special.) As a result of a meeting of women at the high school auditorium the- work of taking a census of womah power in county will begin next Monday morning.

'Committees were formed and registration stations will be placed at all points of the county. The women of Newport have taken, hold of the work enthusiastically. so safely quick, so certainly effective. No difference how badly your stomach is upset you usually get happy relief in five minutes, but what pleases you most is that it helps to regulate your stomach so you can eat your favorite foods with- viut fear. Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy, without the dangers of "headache medicine." Relieves headache and that miserable feeling from colds or congestion.

And it acts at once Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, all pains and ac tes of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50 WANT SPECIAL.

SESSION i "TO ENACT BONE DRY Newport Feb. "14. I Special. The Odd Fellows' lodge and all local churches passed resolutions petitioning Governor Brough to caH a special session of the legislature to euact a new bone dry law. to take the plate of the one, "perforated'' by the Supreme Court last week.

Most remedies give you relief sometimes they are slow, but -not sure. "Pape's Diapepsin" is positive in neutralizing the acidity, so the misery won't come back very quickly. You feel different as soon as "Pape's Diapepsin" comes in contact with the stomach distress just vanishes your stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belch- 10.00, 14.98, 16.95, 19.75, 24.50 to 45.00 Buy Your Spring Hat nig; no. eructations of undigested -tooif, your nead clears and you teet tine. Go now, mak the best investment you ever matle.

by getting alarge fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any. stomach disorder due to acid fermentation. Adv. JACKSON RED CROSS WORKERS ARE BUSY.

Newport, 14. Jackson county Ret Cross chapter is arranging to. send anotber-jthipoieut-of knitted articles to St. Louis. Mrs.

XV. Scur-Imrough. chairman, reports the work going forward rapidly throughout the county, with additional workers being added to the already" large number of knitters. Now Friday and Saturday Special Many were, disappointed last week they got here too- BIG SURPRISE TO MANY f5 FREED OF CHARGE OF WHISKEY MANUFACTURING IM.Jiieen. Feb.

Special, i Higgius, wllo was arrested early in December charged with the illegal uan-ufacture of and who was bound over'to the Circuit Court, was acquitted byr a in "Unit court! The case against Jim Norman was dismissed, late ror our rive dollar We've just received about 300 hats, and for the benefit ot the disappointed ones have selected "a goodly number of styles not one worth less than 7.50 which we will sell Friday and Saturday Only LITTLE ROCK BARBER, SUPPLY CO. BARBER SUPPLIES AX FIXTURES- IN LITTLE ROCK. are surprised at the INSTANT action of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.r as mixed in Adlej-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flushes the ENTIRE bowj'l tract So completely it relieves ANY CASE of sour stomach, gas or constipation and ''prevents appendicitis. The INSTANT, pleasant action of Adler-i-ka surprise! both, doctors patients," It removes' foul mutter 'which poisoned your stomach for months.

Snotlgruss Bracy, Druggists, 120 Main street. Ribbon Sport Hats High Class" Grinding Prompt Attention to Mail' Orders 208 EAST SECOND ST. 1.50 Untriramed Shapes Chip Straw, Small Sailors and Turn-ups; tan, rose, cherry, army, gray, bisque, purple; for girls, misses, young and elderly women; 1.95 to J3 values. Friday Saturday Only $1 ILSON i AYOOOMENELECT, Wilson. Feb.

14. i Special. I At a called. of Camp No. it, Vtiotf-j men of, the World, here Monday, night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Joseph Gigl, consul com-' manlier; H.

II. Hudgens. adviser lieu tenant William it. banker; John Q. A.

A. Carpenter, escort: Omer Canada, watchman W. .1. and Dr. II.

F. Crawford. physician. A resolution was passed in- vitfhg State Manager R. E.

of Little Rock Jo visit emnn iiml iW Two styles Poke Bonnet and Mushroom Sailor; silk crepe brim, ribbon crown with bow in top; ready to wear. Rose, gray, Pekin, army tan, red, purple. A Regular $3 Value 1.95 Automobile Repair Work By Competent Mechanics VVill.ams'KidneyandLiverPius Have rou overworked your nervous Bystera aud caused trouble with your kidneys and Have yoii pains in lolus, aide and tack? Have you a flabby appearance of the face and under the eyes? If use WILLIAMS' KIDNEY AND MVEB FILLS. Tor sale by all druggists. Price 60 Fo sale by Su'odgrass Bracy, liver a lecture on Lots of Other Shapes 3.75, 4.50, 5.00 LENON AUTO CO, M.

12K4 412-16 Center (Terms Cash) Are von tired looking for -a boartlins Read The. Democrat's Want Ad iud yoyr troubesfc are over..