COUNTY EXHIBITS AT THE
ARKANSAS STATE FAIR
The Cash Prizes Are All Worth Con
testing For, but Prestige Is
Worth More.
Hot Springs, Ark. ■■ (Special.)- Sev
eraJ of tlu more enterprising coun
ties of the state have already entered
the county exhibit contest at the State
Fair, and have reserved apace. In
order to encourage the bringing ot
displays of the state's resources from,
as many sections as possible, the State
Fair management has offered r.i h
prizes for the best county exhibit.
There are three prizes in this class.
flttO for first, $h0 for second and -
for third. The award is not to be de
cided by the biggest display, but by
the number of premiums won by ex
hibitors front the county. Ii does not
affect individual exhibitors. All in
dividual awards will he paid to the
winners, hut will be counted in the
aggregate for the counfy in tin con
test, and the county taking the Fry st
number of premiums and awards will
win first, and the others in rotation.
Kvery county notifying the secretary
of its intention to enter this contest
and asking for reservation of space
before September s will he credited
with la points in tiiis contest. There
is no charge for exhibit space or
booths in the agricultural, horticultur
al, art, textile and culinary depart
ments, and premiums on any article
shown count in this contest. 1 -unities
holding county fair; should cuter un
der the auspices of their association,
and the secretarie should at oaci re
serve space. In counties whit h h -id
no fairs, it only requires someone to
take the lead, notify the se. ;vur> to
reserve space for the county, then
work up interest and get the people
to send their exhibits. Comnien .ai
clubs should represent their counties
in this, or a live real estate man.
Where there is no fair association or
commercial club, one or two hustling
! sister^ can easih work up a county
; i liiliit. The men .iiits of any enter
' 1 i mg town it prop'Ty approached
I \ il1 c adi! subscribe to a joint fund
su icient to guarantee the expense of
! in-" an exhibit to tho Stale Fair, in
i r to enrourage tiieir citizens and
fi iters to greater enterprise and to
: ertise tin ir section at. the fair. Ex
i i is other than li\e stork and poul
| : , can be shipped by payment of
I ; iftht one way, that is, paying for
pment to the fair, and exhibits will
j 1 returned free, or it disposed of
jv.lile ;it the fair, as fruit and most
j agricultural products can he, then the
| prepaitl will he refunded by
| tbe reads. Prizes won in tliis con
test b> couutit s under auspices of
eotint> fairs, will be paid to tlie fair
association of such county Where
commercial clubs or merchants bear
the expense ef getting county exhibits
I in. it can be paid to these nr distribut
; ed prorated among the exhibitors as
agreed on by them during the fair.
Catalogs and premium lists are now
being sent out. Write for a copy, study
it and see what you think you can ex
hibit.
■f*t ehrrs who (!■ -ir to enter ex
hi’ fs in tie edm a t tonal department
■ • the State Fair, -hmhl write Prof,
w. .Miller, superintendent of the
| -da atlotial department, Hot Springs,
\rk. Catalog will he mailed on re
post.
The speed depot'1" . at of 11 i • St
"air thi rear will be above tie . r
linen pui sr- for ham ss no
■ e hung up, as will be the ea-e for
thinning rarest. Mf'v of tlie "ti ;j
untrlo rs" of the twf will he on the
track. Writ- for r.lot.
One fare f r 11.*> round trij• to the
S*at Fair fids Don’t forget it
FAMOUS BIRD-MEN TO BE
AT ARKANSAS STATE FAIR
Negotiations Are Now Pending for the
Employment of Harry Atwood, the
Most Daring of Aviators.
Hut spring: \rk. (Special.)- -The
management of the Arkansas State;
Fair is negotiating witu Harry X. A*
wood lor aeroplane flights at Hot
Springs during the six days of the '
fair, October *j to 11 Negotiations are
also pending with the Wright Broth
ers, the lather of aviation and invent
ors of the aeroplam. It is probable
ti at Atwood will be retained, as bis
rei i.-nt flight from St. I.ouis to the
.- a, breakin:, the world's record ( r i
long distance eioss country flights,
has given iiim a national reputation as
“The King of Bird .Hon.” This will
prove one of the greatest of attrac
tions. and thousands from till parts of
the state will undoubtedly take advan
tage of this opportunity to see aero
planing In its highest art, and at the
same time take in the great exposi
tion with all Us other interesting
sights.
The plan Includes two flights dally.
In which the aviator will rise grace
fuly from in front of the grand stand,
circle the milt* track, show all the
thrills of the art, short turns, dips,
( ut figure eights, race the fastest au
tomobiles around the course,, ascend
to giddy altitudes and descend with
the famous spiral glide. Thus the pa
trons Of the Arkansas State Fair will '
for tiie nominal sum ot admission ..
the world's most famous aviator in all !
the dating <U <ls ever performed in
mid air.
BRING YOUR FINEST BIRDS
To the Arkansas State Fair Poultry
Show This Year.
Thi- should prove to l.-i.' one of the
best advertising mediums of any of
the h— fail fairs in the South. Held
as it is in the world's tin alost health
tesori. Hot Springs, Ark., the poultry
exhibit will he seen by g- opie from all
parts of the world, atul a winning at
Hot Springs this fail at the State K r
will prove to he the best advertise
merit you ever made. Not only this, if
you fail to make a winning, your birds
will he sure ol attracting the attention
of someone who is looking for sonw
: thing good in the breeding line.
Tie State Fair As; > ration have
placed th poultry department under
the direr" eg hand of the Arkansas
State Rranch of the American Poultry
A <soc union and ha. . nr ploy - d .Ur. <'
A. Kmry of Carthage. Mo., to plan* ll, ■
awards. .Mr. Kmry ; on*- of tat. old
est and best known poultry judges in
the A. 1’. A., and has a reputation for
fair dealing and honesty in all his
judging engagements. In fact, it is
doubtful it there is a more popular
poultry . -Ice jn the South today A
winning under Judge Krnry is a guar
antee that you have tile goods," and
is a vii! aide asset in your advertising.
Mr. George A. Ashley, Sulphur Rock,
Ark, has I >< • u selected to act as su
pet Inlend'-tit Mr. As a ley is the sec
retary.; rea-urer of the Vrkansas State
Hraiich of the Aim rie.tn Poultry Asso
eiatiou, a::d was selected at the insti
gation of the state branch members.
Mr. Ashley has inserted a rule in the
poulti y di-partnient which will entirely
do a a with tl e "hucksters" and un
der hr management the poultry de
partment will he equal to any in the
South. Mr. Ashley fas had quite a
numb* r of years experience as a
breed- r and fancier, and has visited
and e d at nearly all of the lead
ing f, li fairs and poultry shot s in Hie
South and West.
Pine tin Arkansas State Pair As
fii-.uatf'on Poultry Show on your list
for this fail I‘.ring out your birds and
try them out for some of th-1 later
winter : -.ms. Remember that, your
hit - wiii be seen by thousands of
geneh1 ;,t the State Pair, while at the
Winter Poultry Show they will be
seen ie only a few hundred. True,
not e\ er.-one at the '-Pate Pair w ill he
inter*--led in the p w - bred poultry,
but some time or of r they will take
. i , k- :i f-*vi r. te d then fhov will
lift* your exl'iliif. and look you
,;i,. Then, too, a fin® exhibit of birds
•almost guaranteed to bring on an
attack of the "fever.”
Write ,1. !.. Wadb - , secretary. Hot
;i* t ii;g - . Al l-:., or Geo. A Aside;., su
perintendent "oultl ' iepartfiielit, Sul
j.fur Keel . uk . for premium li f and
entry flanks.
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SUIT IN CHANCERY COURT
In Independence Chancery Court,
Fall Term 1911.
Hoard of Commissioners of Drain
ac> District No. .’! Independence!
County. Arkansas, vs. Delinquent
All persons bavin"' or claiming in-!
an inten >t in any of the following de- !
scribed lands, are hereby notified |
that suit is pending in the Chancery j
Court of Independence County, Ar- |
kan-as. to enforce the collection of
Ci main drainage taxes on the subjoin
• ii list of lands, each supposed owner
having been set opposite nis or her or
it' lands, together with amounts sev
t l alli due from each, to-wit:
N.' half the S. K. qtr. *4".On, the I
F. ,,tr. of S. F. qtr. *2".on. all in ’
vtion Twp 1 If. N. K. 4 west, sup
posi-i to belong to Mis. F. M. Martin: j
and S. \V. qtr. of S. \\ . qtr. *lh.onj
aii in Seetisn 1, Twp. 12. N. 11. 4 west .
am a part ot N I.. qtr. of N. K. qtr.
■ii,.up in Seetion 11. Twp. 12, N. H. 4 :
wi -t and N. A . qtr. of N VV, qtr.
-p. *hi in Section 12. Twp 12. N. 11. 4
west, supposed to belong to J. \\
Stone: Fast half of Lot 1 of N. K. qtr.
*25,2<>, in Section 4, Twp. 12, N. R. 1
«isl, supposed to belong to \\ . 11
Tomlinson: s. \Y. qtr. of N. K. qtr.
•2.00 in Section In, Twp. 12, N. R. 1
west arid S. F. qtr. of X. W. qtr. ¥10.
00 in Section 11, Twp. 12. N. R. 1
west, supposed to belon.tr to the Me
ls ..bar, I Syite: N. \Y. qtr. of S. K.
qti '2.'lo and N. F. qtr. of S. \\ . qtr.
- ,.no. N \V. qtr. of S. \Y. qtr. ¥2.(Ml,
am N. I-., qtr. of S. I i qtr. * 5.0" a 1
in Section 11. Twp. 12. X. R. 4 west.
S. 1.. qtr. of s. \Y. qtr. ¥2.oo am
S. \V. qtr. of S. W. qtr. ¥2.On all in
Si -tion 12. Twp. 12. X. II. 4 west, is
siip|isse i to belong to unknown mu:
1 l-s; N ii. qtr. Of N. \V. qtr. *12.oo.
Section 12. Twp. 12. N. R. 4 west,
s ipjiosed tobe Ionsf t<> Herman Ken» <*!•
All persons and corporations inter
ested in 'iiiii lands, are hereby notiu
that tney are required by law to
a; ear within four weeks and malo
ti • rise to said suit. or.the same wii.
In taken f r confessed, and final
iocement '.sill be entered directing
tie sale of said lands for purpose of
co e,e nc sii d taxes, together with
iii. payment of interest, penalty and
: cost allowed by law.
CIO. L. lll'.YKNS
I 'iel k of Silili C (Hil t.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
.SELL LAND
Noth** is hereby given that the «n
b.■; signed, as administrator < >f IT
. «:aie of .1, S. Best, deceased, will ai
j,h to tin Independence County ITo
!■: Court, at its adjourned Aug st
To: in, to In held or. Friday, < >ctob. r
. . 1 'a 1 !. for an order to sell the fu
.ii. (ii senin d real •■'tat' belong'd g 0
- I .. . sta'- . for the ; erpose of pay
tl\i debts of said .•state
theast ' *
st .n’ t ufs 'tinri Twjt. lit.
■ t 4. \V uonta; ni? forty ncn
rrn tie i>r h ss.
t i i \ ell tiiis dth day of Sept. lull.
A. T. liKsr. Administrator.
ROAD NOTICE
N'o' • - iii fi liy :/ i ven that a jut -
tii ?t lie presented to the I mi p
,.•.'. ( . r. t< i >. i l't, at ! ts < Vto! k • r
T ri. It*! 1. asking for the establish
11 :■! oi a re",i road as follows, to-w.t:
Ori inning at the so itli end of Main
.'nr in tin town of Sulphur Kook.
Ark.: tm-nee south to th* Iron Mmin
road and i ntersncting thi
Count i e ■ a .■ aili tig around the east
ern hast of tie mo in: a in to the It. M .
t l-i i\Y i- i,• it)!'h<mui.
J. C. (illlSUN.
T. A. IlKVKNs
J. !'. Sink.
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i and othi i s.
WAHNINfi ORDER
• r. I T pondemte < hancery Court
i )i eemlter Term, I'd I.
M, i . Casteel, plaintiff, vs. Ailte
i ash e . defi niiant.
Till- defendant, Alliet aster]. is ill le
lo warned to appear in the above ei,-.
titled eo.irt within thirty (do. days
from this date and answer the rom
plaint of the plainli!!' liled therein
against yi m.
liiven under my lor o ’.his 22 day of
At gust 1' ‘ 1 i. Of. I.. Bt v I'.n.s t dork.
Inr lripnj«elv» T»r Mile*' Antl-Pktn Pills
A Few Dollars
Will Buy a Piano or Organ
Is one ru yoar home* If not, don't lo»4 tbt alf^noct iad Ttfht^WMtd aid
tbc means of musical plea sort and education a piaiso or argaa vtii »<M la jowi
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BARGAINS IN USED INSTRUMENTS.
We will mail, upon reqneit, i li at of food •rear, d - band tnetruinmfi at priest
fraui $15.00. $25.00. $50.00 and np. from which jua eta ttujj make a do
usable choice and later on trade it back ta ua oa a acw ut Writ*
and »peci/j whether job want a Piano or Organ.
NEW MONEY-SAVING PLAN.
After man. rein of itudy tfce Hollenhen Iftair Company bi, rreulid aag pertertet a
arnliir payment pl.n tint latrmatirilly avjynti tin term, «< paymeol oa PiaoM oat
Ontaoa to «af«! all poaaibia condition! of income lad financial ability.
EVERY INTENDING BUYER SHOULD KNOW IT.
worth
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W« want to arqoamt erorr owe with tbs advantages that our swpenor position ia (I* trado,
obtained tbroiuh iow« ei per trace and larfe capital, roabi • os to offer We do it ebr-rfallr.
Wa never withhold for a minute anything we c»o afford which h-i.e/iti oar patron* aiad
*b»4 bemaffcs ail alike As aR are trotted alike by as, from tia —rrT wsriworitwxwd
hwrsHT l» Iks Baarltd and beat trader. Thu ia tfco
HOLLENBERG SYSTEM,
followed bo Wi fwr ooarfy sixty years, and has osade ns tbo foremost bonsr in vmr Bwo and dtt
boot, wwdar all circnmstancoa. to trado with. "You'll find it a pleasure t*4» bnmaaas with mH*
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ESTABLISHED ItSS
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7th and Main, Little Reck.
243 Wabash, Chicaga.
Tke Boat, tko Oldett, thw Lvrgobt Piano nnd Organ Horn*
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Saturday, September 2Jrd, is the day all the little
girls in our Puzzle Contest should bring in their puz
zles. so we can decide the contest. The winners
name will then be announced in my ad in I he
Journal. Bring them in neatly wrapped and be sure
to put your name on your puzzle.
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Newark
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through The Housi of Studebak-r doesn't hide weak materials
or faulty workmanship under the oaint and varnish.
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