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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31

DY VIRTUE of II power of sale con-
ID tanned in the mortgage from Zalmon
l.. Beebe and Alice G. Brehe. his wife,
bearing date the fifteenth day Of June, in
the year eighteen hundred and ninety
nine, and recorded among the Land Rec.
ords of Prince Georges county in Liber
j. B. No. 6. folio 1915. the Undersigned, AS
Mortgage. will sell at public sale at the
Court House door in Upper Marlborough.
Prince Georges county, Md on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th, 1902.
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,

all those tracts or parcels Of land (hcing
the property by said mortgage conveyed)
called and known as "Bealps Farm. Add-
ton to b ,cnn Hall and Quebeck," located
in the Bladenshurg district of Prince
Georges county, about one mile from
Seabrooke aad Lanham Stations on the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad and
about IL miles from WashinSto city.
containing in the aggregate
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31
Nor1cE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Dem
~ ocratic K. gistration Judges of the
several election districts of Prince
Georges county are required t" appear
before the board of Election Supervisors
of said County at Marlb"r'', on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1902.
for the purpose Of receiving the registra-
ton books, ballot boxes and other e'ec
ton psraphcrnalia to be used at the cleo
tion November 4th, 1902.
RICHARD J. SWAMI,
BENJAMIN D. STEPHEN,
CHARLES EARL,
Supervisors Of Election.
Test
J. NJ. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
October 81, 1g02-lt.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31
IRER-UPPER MARLBOROUGH, MARYLAND OCTOBER ST. 1902
Ali Stuffed Up

That's the condition of many sufferers
from catarrh, especially in the morning.
Great difficulty is experienced in clear
ing the head and throat.
No wonder catar:h causes headache,
impairs the taste, smell and hearing,
pollutes the breath, drranges the stom-
ach and affects the appetite.
To cure catarrh, treatment must De
Observation-Disclosures and tonic.
Il was afflicted with catarrh. / TOOK
medicines Of different kinds, giving eacn
a fair trial: but gradually grew worse until
l could hardly hear, taste "f nine!i. linen
concluded to try Hoods Sarsanariila ana
after taking five bottles l was cured and ana
since" ErGENE FORBES, Lebanon. Kan.
Hoods CdrSdp0rilln
crres c.tarrh-it soothes and strength
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31
TRUSTEES, SALE
"SUITLAND"
VALUABLE TRAcr OF LAND

VALUABLE RAcr OF LAND
IN SPALD1NGS DISTRICT OF PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
ID Court for Prince Georges county,
sitting as Court of Equity, passed on the
4th day of September, 1900, in a cause in
which Rosa Pelham Suit. trustee, and
others are complainsnts and Louisa Cath
crime Suit and others are defendants, the
undersigned trustees will offer for sale at
public auction on the premises on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1902,
AT II O'CLOCK NJ
all that trac. of land in SpaIdings district
of Prince Georges county, MARYLAND,
called and known as "Sutland," con-
tanning
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LOTS Numbered 70 and 80
OF WINE AND JOHNSON FIRST
ADDITION TO EVANSVILLE,

LOTS Numbered 20 and 80
OF WINE AND JOHNSON FIRST
ADDITION TO EVANSVILLE,
as per plat recorded among said Land
Records in Liber J. w b. M. /. folio
2S6 These two lots front 100 feet on
the north side of Ralston street with a
depth of $50 feet to fifteen foot alley,
improved bv "A DWELLING
containing 9 :noms with all
modern cnnvenirnces in ga Ei1
Gliding bath. h.t and cold -
w,trr. furnace and gas machine for
liyhiin. There is also IA good stable,
chicken house and all necessary out build
ings on the premises. This property, now
in the occupancy of w. A. Wilson. is in
good condition and being situated in one
of the best neghborhoods in Hyattsville
presents an excellent opportunity for any
one desiring to purchase delightful home
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash and the balance in equal
installments of one, two and three years,
or all cash as the purchaser may elect; the
deferred payments to bear interest from
the day of sale and to he secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned. These
terms may be modified and a portion of
the purchase money may remain on mort
gage if deemed advisable. A cash deposit
Of $3.50 will be required at the time of sale.
For further particulars apply to
PHIL. W. CHEW,
ATTORNEY named in Mortgage,
512 F Street, n w, Washington, D c.
October 31st, 1909-ts.
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Supnnvrson<, Nor1cE
I1LECTIo

NOTICE is hereby given. that an cleo
~ tinn will take place on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31

pY VIRTUE of the power contained in
- mortgage from Allen T. Curran and
wife. dated June Goth. 1900 and recorded
among the Land Records of. Prince
Georges county. State of Maryland. in
Liber J. B. No. II. folio 4G1. the under
signed. the Attorney named in said mort
gage. will offer at public sale on the prem
ises in Hyattsville, in said county. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER END. 1902,
AT $50 O'CLOCK Pm,
the property particularly described in said
mortgage, being
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31
Hoods CdrSQpdrilia

Cures catarrh-it soothes and strength
ems the mucous membrane and builds
up the whole system.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31

MoRreAeEE,s SALE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-01-05

Essis. Mertz Of st. Louis. Mo. Covers for twelve
Doctor and Mrs. j. j. wilkinson are back from
Nlsi,s 10 Springfield, Bethany and sullivan:
ha M'i Tst AgsGSf to 5Rans; s9ss' nd Gt Miss bess Bower
A. the suburban home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Jessie Ashworth. entertained nifty guests in honor
OF Mr.. John Ashworth. a Ewing College student,
Ind. Out-of-town guests were Misses ora, Pearl
and Bee PWrvis and Dorothy Parks OF Sullivan
Miss Ella Roedel of Farina is the guest OF Mrs.
Miss Grace CoIson gave a chahng-dish party
Monday evening; The affair was In honor OF her
nice: Miss Della Golson. of ConGordia. kas. a
spending the holidays in this city.
denoe of Miss LYDIA Hart Monday evening. Miss
florence Ave Won the prize in a guessing contest
ton and Hannah Marshall Of Charleston.
MISS Irma Lynn entertained a score OF guests
eyening. Mrs. walter Frye enteftained I in Mr..
hSeert5on,s honor Tuesday evening.
sgpSSst Of honor al AZ affair given By Mr.: and Mrs.
Mrs. !. W. Brim has returned from a visit to
Louisville and shelbyviue. KY.
.voning S fr Miss niP srid fave If az As smt h9;ne' TUESDAY
Miss Helen Rose entertained ar a chafng-dish
Mrs; Joseph V: Fitch was hostess at a pro-
Ersssiye euchrs party Tuesday evening. The prizes
Boyer. Mrs. Richard Nolte secured the consoIn-
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood Of
Iyoco!notiye Engineers gave the annual ball New
Mr' and Mrs. Harry FryI Fiiay f led the E mfls P msSeht
The Elks gave g very pretty ba:l New Years
Night In their house. which has been remo..aied
and newly furnished. and is said TO be the finest
outside Of Chicago and Peoria. Seveuty-iye
couples were present among them many out-0f-
town guests Luncheon was served at II.
Miss Eva Brotherton entertained Wednesday
evening. Cinque was u fee ture. A guesalng con-
Jast was Won by Miss Scott and Mr.. Eilenstetn.
me consolation favor fell to Miss Carrie Robson.
MISS Bertha htngTnan gave a dinner party New
Years Day.
Mrs. G. Fitzgerald returned to INDIANAPOLIS
otter a visit TO Mrs, James Lynch
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L. ILL.

Special Correspondence u; The sunday Republic.
'a;i'lltUn, Ill. Jan. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Be.
Louis.
The Misses Lucy and Ella Hardcastle gave a
farewell party Tuesday evening. in honor OF
Miss t'loy Penney. who departed "Wednesday for
her new home In East st. Louis.
Mr.. II. J. Little and daughter. Vivian, Of
St. Louis. spent the week here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Eldred.
Doctor l.. II. Carr Of Carlinville spent Tuesday
here with her sister. Mrs. J. &. Berry.
Mrs. W. NJ. Groves of Petersburg is here WIS.,
itinE Nrs. Stuart Pierson.
Doctor and Mrs. George II. Kopperl are home
from, Spending the holidays with friends In Aus
tin. Tex.
Doctor Frank II Russell and Miss Clara Flat
wsr. married Wednesday.
Mrs. J; a Carson entertained the Ladies
Mutual Improvement club on Monday evening
last with = circus party"
Professor Frank Wilson read a paper before
the Current Topics Club last evening on War
and Teacc."
Doctor, John f. Eldrea of Chicago visited
friends here the past weet.
Edgar and samuel Lav,,ry of st. Louis are
here visiting their parents. Mr.. and Airs. James
Lavcry.
Mrs. Margaret Tfbhetts Of Jerseyvii,c spent
Sunday here. visiting Mrs. e. r. Schattgen.
Mrs. John King spent the week with friends
in RoCGhouse.
Charles Il. Hloomer and Miss Mary Moore
viii give a caricature entertainment here on the
evening of January 1s under the auspices % the
Library Bcard.
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midnight a course lunch was served The guests
iian Fues. Martha fischer. /. M.rkef. Sophia
Young, Amy 1.eunig. Paula Ropiequet. Cornelia
ia Guenis, M1ssffs. Julian Julian smith. VIII fayaii.
Ferd Rhsin. Arthur Bieser. Will Bunsen:, larry
Kircher. Erwin Lsunir. Charles Mullen. Roy
stookey and RAIN Hartmann;
$40 North Illinois street was the scene of a merry
gathering, Friday. afternoon. the occasion being
Emma. Euchre was played until late in the
afternoon. when a luncheon was served TO the
sattig. Emclia and Alvina Schweiderwind, Ella
Is.eiaard{ ft, E'n 2 fa,r keii; r HSil' Hu'd'
Mrs. ]. T.. Gibbs of GRANVILLE. Ill. &c the
Fdnard nobschutz entertained the members Of
the Independent Socia! Club SUNDAY evening
rscs ptiou Tuesday evening.
James Stanley entertained a number Of his
parents on PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Those present
were: Misses Mabel Curtis Of Nav"rl". III:
Harrison. Camilla Fuess. Grace Dake and ThelEa
The6ici" RoIneiser, Waite McConaughty and
Mr' and Mrs. W. Manuel are visiting in Belle
Miss Josephine Mauer Of Kansas cir. No.
WIS The guest of honor at a card party. given
Saturday evening by Miss Hiida KIN! of East
Ni;s Ea% !I wSeI D S Az a groEEsss.ye e2 g5,s
Fit. EIna Schaeter. Paula Bechtoid and
Xmons hos, present We're Mise. ollie Tut.
Emily Daah; Hid Melt, Po1o WoeiE, Mfssrs,
Adolph paab. George GoftmaW, George Brerh-
Miss LA Cell entertained a number Of her
friends Thursday afternoon In honor Of her birtn-
/ crowd of young persons enjoyed a mssqrer-
adj ban given at the t;eierkranZ Hal Thnrs,iay
honor Of their daughter. Miss Emma.
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~VISCENNES, ND.

Snecial correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Vincennss. Ind. Jan. s;-The Misses Adele Price
and .in.,i M in,1 ,ha + ke9 n T. OF club ,hhi bs1s sn5 , ws5e ..r Inn,
a luncheon by the Misses Naomi Frund. Claire
Miller. Alice cau,horn. Marguerite Bayard and
Sir. and Mrs. Herman Boos entertained a large
Eve. followed by a luncheon.
Mss Mf isis P Dor Miss E says q ss swsll d la s. a.
dcrson. ny. Miss Donalds1n was assisted in en-
cirg music. The out-of-,own guests were: Miss
isrviiie and Miss Anna Rudy of HENDERSON. Ky:
Miss Lucille .Agniel cf Princeton. Mr.. e. Ray
professor Angus. Fathauer entertained for the
members OF the Lutheran Maennsrchor and their
n!.ed the air and at midnight an elegant luncheon
cnchre Monday night for their lady friends. An
elaborate course dinner followed the game; Ele-
Miss gray Of Bioomfeld Mrs A. COBB. Mr.
f RSars MTs; a sS5fP +. M II. Mazsas ON: $ Hoover Henry
The We sSyens" enssrtainea at the home ..
clcTeiand. o. Mr. jesse Gudgel of Chicago was
present.
pro roeTamme Guy MeeJimsey was in charge Of the
club members. ofhciated in serving the iuncheoi.,
Alex. smyth Of Henderson, Ky. and WIN smyth
@: Wabash College are guests of their mother.
Cicero sharpe, Of New Boston. Tex. who has
turned to Louisville Medical College.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. spiksr have gone to Bloom
Attorney and Mrs. r. F. Davis spent the week
in Shoals.
7. /. Turk ard daughter. Miss Pauline. nave
returned from a visit with friends in Cincinnati.
Miss Jeannette Smith gave a delightful reccp-
ton and ten New Years afternoon.
Paul Schultz entertained with a progressive
Crokinole party New Years Eve The prize win
ners were Misses Minnie Kixmiller and Lena
Misses Olive Barr Of PRINCETON. LYDIA Camp
bell. Nellie Heyi. Nellie vance. Reta GurTy.
Dovie Coleman. irene Ramsdeil; Nellie Purdy.
Edith Sharpe. Lulu Dawes and Katherine Simp-
son were entertained by Miss Nellie Beach
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Jordan. who leaves tomorrow Tor
college at ST. Charles. Mo.
MIS-. W. II. Weed entertained the Matinee t.u-
Ch-e Club. Al elaborate course dinner was
served.
evening in honor OF Miss Lucille Agnie! of Prince
Mrs. Ralph HYATT of Chicago is the guest of
The Reverend and Mrs. ]. E: Miller and Mrs.
otto Wagner Jointly celebrated their birthdays
New Years Day. n honor CT which q dinner
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner. At
night the congregation of Reverend Miller came
in on surprise and spent a very enjoyable even
ing.
relatives here.
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ID ILL.

Special Corresponding Of The Sunday Republic.
Edwardsvllle. Ill, Jan. Mrs. James r. Fulb-
er Of Chicago Is being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Baird. ~
Mrs. W. Z. Prickett attended the luncheon a;
the Delmar avenue home Of Mrs. Major Wham
in ST. Louis Monday.
Miss Emma Wharf has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Percy Williams. In St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts and Doctor and Mrs. ]
tIegenbaum Of Alton we're guests of Doctor AMI
Mrs. Z. w. Fiegenbaum on New Years.
Mrs. G. w. Tunnel departed last night on her
return to Cairo.
Miss Maude Springer left this morning tor
southern California, where she VIII pa, "a
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Terry entertained Mrs. r
y. Terry OF Nirden Wednesday.
Misses Clara and Adela Sido spent the holi iavs
with their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mccormick. at Granite City.
Miss Wayne Hartman of Alton has been visit
ing the Misses Stole.
Miss Alice Miller OF Kampsville is visiting Miss
I1ors noe Rarraclough.
Miss Lillian Hanpe of St. Louis is yis ting
Miss Lily keIlerInann.
Nj and Mrs. y. g. Miller Of Leclaire are guests
of friends in Kirkwxf-
Miss Edith Beall. .Iohn Kerr and Alan Nevlin
q Alton attended the ball at the opera nous D..
New Years Eve.
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pa 5S assds@ss il; ciE- .96rSs5sr' E 7. foass.
Allen. j NJ, Freelr. j.. scherrer. P. H. Murphy.
\. P. Little. John Meehsn. b. ii. Candy. l. ".
Mr. and Mrs; charles F; Msrker, of Missouri
avenue entertained Helieville friends at dinner
Merker. Mr.. and Ms. Fred Deutchmann. Miss
id H. pe%'o chm ph,i and IL II y6 Me asfs Folsom avenue
st. Louis. visited friends in Howe avenue .ast
Miss Elsie Barnard entertained friends informal
~ Thursday .yeninE al her home. No. sc North
ds sn,m I m. .,r,ier StsTi of the e" aYenin was r P."S Isn
dies prize was won by Miss Ida Morgan. II. -.
TimberIake won The gardeners prize, a; il
was followed by music. The guests We're: MIS-.
C.arl Wood, Misses Ida Mclean. ida Morgan.
T'imberlake. J. =. whitehead and Arch Dean
tanned several Of her friends AZ he- home in Alta
sta. tn house was deeoratei in CHRISTMAS.
the evening. The guests We're Misses Anna and
Bertha pidgson. Gecillia De.ers Florence and
and Walter I.aumann. Charles Harkins. John
Rose Euchre club We're entertained by Mrs. John
Kay Of winstanley ay.nur: The prizcs We're won
ana l.. SchaIk. After the game a dainty lunch
ION was seEyed, T92ss prf Is f, %Sre An 15,v ia
". II. Sheer. F. Schalk. Geo. Webster. James
Watson. II. Shelton. Levi Baugh. Jr. and J.
Master Major Wharton was surprised by a
humber OF ms trlenIs "t'intsday eYenIhS. at ms
in music and games. after which refreshments
were served. The.guest were Misses Grace Lii
lie. Nadine Gibson. Mary buckley. Messrs. W.
Wiggington. Estes Johnson. Thomas Potts, Ernest
Rruton Of Columbia Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Forman Of No. 5S Summit
avenue entertained friends at dinner Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Moselv Of No. s7 Winstanley
avenue entertained friends Thursday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Mosely's birthday anniversary. y
programme Of music was rendered. Thos. pres
mt were Messrs. and Mines. g. Mosely. Charles
NfIfar Misses Jennie Merriam, Mamie. Mack.
Anna Zenkee. Messrs. Roscoe. Brown. Louis It's
yi.r. Mnurice TIssier and others.
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Y ILL.

sneciaI Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
1ersevville. III. Jan; 3-The Reverend and Mrs.
Mrs. lett. '. White Of Auburn. Iii. @"-
MI and Mrs; BENJAMIN Foster entertained Mr..
ana Mrs. j. l. Atchison of Upper Alton last
Misses Mayne Newton and vaIerla Grstehouse
Of iIes Moines, Ia. are the guests Of Jerseyville
Mrs. Leslie Cross Is entertaining her mother
Mrs li3bson. and Miss EugenIa Smith. both of
Mrs. 9. a. Van Lew entertained the Ladies.
Social Union o' the First Presbyterian Church on
Mrs. James CoIean Was a visitor in St. Louis
Miss lamo Hurd is entertaining c. E. Edwards
Miss Frances Irene Shepherd Is visiting in
Airs. z. Y. collins Is a visitor in St. Louis.
ihS Miss, West Entertained at their home
Miss Gusrie Noble Of ottSery yifltis.''iffl III. !" h0n'r OF
MT. ana Mrs. Sharies Noble have returned TO
rho members 1f the normal class Of the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN 'Gurch gave a social on Tuesday
evening, in tn church parlors.
Miss Della Conklin has gone to East ST. Louis
to be the guest Of Miss Nernice Cowen.
MrS' h"nIX Maxwell entertained the Misses
Hiss Resale schwsrz was n visitor in st. Louis
Mrs. John Beatty gave a private theatrical per
fotInaneG At her home on Barr avenue Friday
s AND Tind Ia "o of f. OF I nGT sus Mqs i ESa Misses se Briggs
SIS sIs, ed M Hf > i nnmSe ~e ef s ana the FSToS 1sa s, 9on-
cane Heights Troupe composed Of JerseyviIie
~ S'tlAh - 'N'EIFlu ana 0I
Miss Harriet, Shepherd. have gone to Chicago
fr an extended visit.
Mrs. John. Rertmau is entertaining the Misses
Lulu and Clara Iegenhardt Of Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs: Clarence Hastings have returned
To- Hastings. Neh.
Mrs. w. G. burnett is entertaining Misses Bes-
sic burnett ard Mary Robertson OF CarlinviIe.
III.
Mrs. Albert Lamb is a visitor in Jacksonville.
Mrs r. II. Clark Is a visitor In st. Louis.
Mrs. Emma SDeicker Is entertaining Mrs. Ma
riotta llalzell of st. Louis.
MISS Lucy SnaEn mas gone TO chicago.
Miss Minnie Howell OF Tayloryille. Ill. Is the
guest Of JerFeyvillc relatives.
Miss Nellie Porter entertained the Deuce OF
clubs on Friday afternoon. Miss Nellie halll-
dav won the first prize and Miss Irene Shobe the
consolation.
Mrs. a w. Cross entertained the Tourist cub
on THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs. +. Pritchett read a
parer on "Fads Il the Day and Mrs. Cross a
uausr IN ELLA Wheeler Wilcox"
Miss Harriet Erwin entertained at dinne- On
Thursday evening in honor Of Miss Lulu Hill or
East ST. Louis.
Mrs. c. +. Brooks is enterta ming Mrs. Edward
BEGINNER of ST. Louis.
Mrs. J.. a. Miller is visiting in St. Charles.
Miss Clara Nash Of Albion. H., is the guest
Of Jerseyvillc relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Decreval entertained a house
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C~OLLINSVILLE. ILL.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Coilinsville. III, IAN. 2.-Mr. T. l., Marshall
returned to New York City Wednesday.
Mrs, l.. Krauskopf Of I.oveland. Colo, is Wis
itinE her mother, Mrs. Z. l.. Marshall.
Colonel and Mrs. Henry of Indianapolis are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. J. NJ. Sims.
Miss Florence Look visited friends in Kirk
wood this week.
Miss Mary Lemen has returned from Ken
Miss Rose Ba-coe Of EdwardsvllIe attended
the New Years party given by Miss EIberta
LOOK Tuesday evening.
Inc marriage of John Seigel and Miss Esteila
Peers will take place Wednesdays evening. A
,sIge reception VIII ne held at the Temperance
A masquerade ball was given by the Dreibund
at the Temperance Hall Tuesday night.
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EXCITEMENT AT PINE BLUFF.
Two Men Suspected of Incenliar
ism Are Under Arrest.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

EEPUBIiC SPECIAL.
Pine Bluff. Ark. Jan. i.-One of the eight
barns which were burned the other nigh:
ON the line between Cleveland and Lincoln
counties belonged to S. II. Sanders. He was
50 incensed at the loss of his property that
he hired bioodhourds and put them on the
track OF the incendiaries.
About dark on the evening before the
fire. two men came to a neighboring house
and caleld for matches. saving to the resi-
dent that they were going to have "a
time using some p~rofGne ordinations.
They had been drinking very heavily.
Considerable evidence has been amassed
and. as a result ot the trailing and this cvi-
dcnce Matrin Heuckland of Lincoln County
and Jim Willis of Cleveland are under ar
rest. The officers are using every preCau-
ton TO keep the prisoners safe. The whole
neighborhOod is very wrathful and trouble
is feared before morning.
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REiL.ENILLE, ILL,

The knickerbcckers gave a dancing party Mon
DAY evening at Liederkranz Hall. Those present
We're: Misses z. Bawn and NJ. McCaron of ST.
Louis. Anna Althof. Mamie Carr. Lena Stenger
of 81. Leon. Ind. Hilda Kohl. Hosa Refs. Laura
Sikkema, Irene ZenI. Edna Schaefer. Sophis
Eaer; Lulu Daab. Amanda Sunkel. Lulu Hohner.
Aurelia Lanamant of De Soto, No; Maggie Rux
Lulr Berger. Messrs. Joseph L. Bux. A.. w
hedel. II. 9 Herr. Leo Karr. Ir.. Joseph Il.
Biome. Fred Miller, August g. Refs. Arthur Ed
man. Walter Rhein, Julius Kohl, Jr, Val NJ
Wise, Charles II. Burke. C. ]. Casual and Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pierce CT Chicago are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. ]. W. Twitchell, of Eas;
A street.
in Belleville.
Miss Hettle May Wangelin entertained a PARTY
of friends at her home on South Charles street
Saturday evening. Dancing and games OF vari.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Dukate and daughter. Miss
Hannah. and Mr.. and Mrs. !. IL. Snapp left
FOR Biloxi. Miss. 10 spend the winter.
Miss Cora Meyer gave a charming euchre party
for the Misses Anna Rudy AMI Sarah Beverly OF
Henderson. ny. Miss Birdie Alsop assisted in
entertaining. The Snitzereens and Bijoes clubs
Were among the guests.
Miss Bernice Bonner gave a 6 O'Clock dinner in
honor Of the Pieaides Club Monday. Their gen
tlcmen friends called later and dancing was con
tinued. The prize winners at the contest Were:
Miss EidOla Adams and c1aud Henderson. Miss
Gcnevieve Shores and Dan Burke. Miss Ethel
Puck ANA william T.. cassell.
TIE Reverend Mrs. Dema Oeschger is visiting
friends in Lebanon.
Mrs. Jahn :. Talbot and Miss Laura Smith Of
TerTe Haute are guests Of Mr. !. Allen Smith.
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MOORE, HALL & CO.,
Real Estate Trust Building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
II broadway. New York.

party last week Al their home on Barr avenue.
The party was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
COwdrey. Ray Convey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pat
terson. Miss Mary Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. X. :.
crane. g. -. Coyydrey and Miss Kate cowdrey,
all OF Nirden. III. and Nh. Edgar Stowe OF Benz
ton TiarboT. Mich.
Miss Jessie Pope of Kane. III, gave a house
party On Friday evening. at which a number of
society young people OF JeTseyVille Were In at
tendance. including Misses Harriet Erwin. Lulu
Hill. Olive Colean and Caroline Ler-sche.
The Monday Musical Club was entertained on
Monday Afternoon by Mrs. J. NJ. Page. Among
the visitors present were Mrs Charles Casey or
Chicago. Mrs. X. L. Nandenhury Of Peoria ILL.,,
Miss Mccoy of Kane. Pa. Miss Clara NasG, Of
Albion. H.. Misses Burnett and Robinson OF
Carlinyill-. Ill,