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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1904-04-29
THE COUNTRY We LIVE In


|
ly as valuable as our sedimentary
lands, as it certainly contains all
the elements of nutrition necessary
to plant growth, as evidenced by
its vegetation.
This region now affords most
excellent grazing for stock, being
covered by luxuriant growth of
grass which enables stock to live
without feed the year round.
This land can now be purchased
for S. to SO per acre.
The last of the above named
soils, or pure silt, is that found in
the valleys of our rivers and
creeks. There are many thous-
ands of acres of this soil in the
eastern half of independence coun-
ty. 1t is the finely pulverized silt,
brought or washed down by the
water courses during the over
flows from the upper regions of
our country. The western and
northern regions of Arkansas are
very rich in mineral substances of
various kinds. Large areas of
this same region are covered by
limestone, and during the freshets
of all streams they bring down
immense quantities of sedimentary
matter from these regions, the set
thing of which in our valleys rend-
ers them the most fertile in the
world.
The famous big Bottom" and
"Oil Trough" are in this region.
This is, perhaps, one of the most
remarkable bodies of land in the
world. 1t is 10 miles in width and
Is miles in length, and contains
our best agricultural land for all
purposes, though it is not much
better for the culture of cotton
than our clay land which has al
ready been described.
The soil in this region is from 4
to 20 feet deep and usually rests
upon a stratum of sand or gravel,
in which is found water. The soil
is dark in color and contains every
element of nutrition necessary to
a luxuriant plant growth in this
latitude.
The region known as big Bot
ton" and "Oil Trough lie on OPP
posite sides of White River. The
former occupying the north side
ana the latter the south side.
Newark is located on the north
boundary of Big Bottom, part of
the city being laid out down in
the valley of same, while the resi-
dent portion of the city is beauti-
fully laid out on high plateau, or
ridge, overlooking this famous
valley.
These valleys overflow, but such
an occurrence never prevents an
abundant crop, but only renders
the soil more fertile. Neither do
these freshets come each year, but
sometimes are delayed for 4 to 5
years. But they are welcome
visitor to the farmer, as they in
sure the utmost fertility of this
soil for all time.
In addition to this famous valley
we have the valley of Black River
on the east of us which contains
thousands of acres of very rich
and fertile lands yet in a wild state
never having been improved for
cultivation. This land almost
EQUALS the land of the White Riv-
err valley in fertility, and can still
be purchased at very cheap
price.
The yield of the different crops
on these lands are about as follows:
: Corn. 40 to 80 bushels per acre;
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01

FINANCIAL.

New York. Oct 31.-''Tovn Topics
of today says: While Saturday.
bank statement did not meet the DC
sire Of the general run Of room trad
ers, it was about what was expected
by the prominent speculative element
and viii have little or no eject o.
the action Of the days market Sonu-
ment in the street is very bullish and
there is little evidence Ct beaTiah en-
thusiasm anywhere.
We looir for the market 10 be an
active one. WITH Union Pacific e0-''-
.r-r Pacific and penn -iear.7 among
nc msrFef header.
Landlord is FIR There 81. raFira'-
Of merger tsit -rd aia9rai4a -
Great Weston. ontario 4 weston.
and Cincinnati. Hamilton q DAYTON
by other roads, bat nothing q con-
frmary character has YET developed
but We feel favorable 10 the long side
of the market"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
SHARP BREAK IN
WHEAT MARKET
RUSSIAN EXPORTS LAST WEEK
OF OVER SIX MILLION BUSH
ELS WAS A CONSIDERABLE
FAcTOR-coRN HELD FIRM.
BY the Associated Press

| by lne AsSOclhled FFeSs
Chicago, Oct 81 WlIEA T--- TX
IRENE weakness characterized trading
The entire session. An early bear Fac.
ctr was the exceeding heayiaess %
Russian shipments for last week, ex-
ports from that country being six
million bushels. The domestic stu
alton was equally bearish. There
were prospects of increased receipts
in the northwest All cash markets
showed weakness and the demand for
flour was poor. These factors also
tended 10 discourage holders. Heavy
selling pressure was brought to bear
on December at the opening and the
liquidation continued from start to
finish. With the entire absence Of a
demand of any adequate sort, prices
steadily declined. The downward
tendency was checked temporarily
about the middle of the day by cover
ing by pit traders, who sold too vigor
ously early in the session The rally
was short lived, however, renewed
pront taxing lnauguratlng an0fhcr ~
trograde movement In prices.
CORN-Considering the sharp
break in wheat, corn held remarkably
firm. Early sentiment was somewhat
easier as the result of moderate sell
ing, due to the weakness in wheat and
to excellent weather conditions, but
later all early loss regained on fair
commission house demand The mar.
ket closed firm higher to u lower
Visible decreased 900.
OATS-Were weaker and prices re.
ceded as0h; closed at at net loss of
B@A. Trading was best at the
start. Liquidation by longs and selling
by cash houses was the feature. An.
other thing that attracted attention
was the selling of December and the
buying of May by cash houses. Wis
ible decreased 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct 31.-CATTLE-To
lays big supply caused weak mar
ket, and while choice beeves are firm
the general run moved off slowly at a
further decline of 10 on the average.
HCGS-Packers have got stock
men on the run and are rushing their
hogs to market, fearing prices win
rule ultimately much lower OF
course, this has tendency of hasten.
ing the downward movement There
were oyer forty thousand on sale to-
day, and while trade vas fairly active,
prices suffered further decline Of
500.
SHEEP Continued light offerings,
in connection with an active general
demand, are causing strong market
for all desirable receipts. Prices firm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Stocks : Bonds : Cereals

i cial condition of Europe. II IS grow
ing belief that besides requirements
Of further large Russian government
loans, there are Other needs pressing
on German and French money mar
kets, the nature Of which n yet Oh
scure. Be ldes heavy Withdrawals
from here for Paris, Berlin signalizeu
its further needs by taking $a.0o9.o01
in gold from London today, following
its one million withdrawal Saturday
The Government Deficit.
| The money market here made no
notable response 10 the gold move
mcht although The north aud made
some special DEMANDS upon supplies
Rather more attention was given al.
~ ~ pfaspec for money and
growth II The rata of the government
deficit n the latter part u Oct which
threatens q .necessf,y for b Nlthdraw
at Of government deposits from The
hanks This seasitigeness OF tde
market 10 gold Withdrawals W8s intli
Gated by renewed weakness caused
bg lae announcements 81 aiaiiional
engagements.
The confidence felt In the stock
market was shown by high opening
ana the vigor with which early profit
taking was absorbed But the first
hour showed the highest prices of the
day and selling was soon demonstrate
ed to be something more than profit
taking on the Monday morning new
demand
Amalgamated Copper was a feature
Of the first advances on account % ,he
sensational buying demand Tor lie
MEAL Sugar rose on advance in re-
haed sugars EYerythine declined N
latc dealings ana the days net losses
run from % : points throughout iae
llst.
The closing was weak and at ,ae
lowest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Today Yesterday


BY The Associated Press.
New York, Oct 3i.--Money on call,
steady, 2m2h per cent Closing bid,
tx offered a. 2 Time loans, easy,
60 days, 343M; 90 days and siA
months, Si5 per cent Prime pa
per. 4@4k per cent. Exchange, cas-
Ter; demand. sfs6.70n$lS6.75: sixty
days. $4S41oTs4 s4.15 Bar silver
5Sh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.

by the Associated Press.
NeH YORK 0ci 3l. wheat Ro
ceiprs 5000 Spot easy; No. red
StlI7s + b adeat Options ciosed
* 111a net decline peramber
$1.15%
CORN--Receipts, $4,000. Export
$4,000, Spot, steady; mixed, 341sG
35h white, 351a oar; clipped white
|37039h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Visible supply.
1.S40.O00

New York Oct. 31.--Wheat declin-
ing slowly, with supplies equal to the
demand. Russian shipments very
large. Corn, firm, with san upward
tendency.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
MorId's Shipm ents.

Chicago, III Oci 81-Pli traders
buyiag littleF wheat Visible supply
moi az Large aFs expected Spencer toa-
Hnnes selling May whoa doRu
The following Wa HE range OF
the leading futures on ne board %
trade today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
At ST. Louis.
By the Associated Press.

by lue ASSOCldleu tIesS.
st. Louis, Oct. 31.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 5000. Steady. Beef steers,
$3.25@G.25: stockers and feeders
$2.00@3.50; cows and heifers. s225@
$50 Texas steers, s2.50@400.
HOGS-Receipts, coco. Lower;
range, s40o@5.15.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Chicauo Receipts. Cars.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Receipts of grain
in car lots were as follows:
Receipts. Contracts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Liverpool Quotations

Liverpool, Oct 31.-7-WHEAT-S Spot
nominal
CORN-Spot, American mixed,
steady As Sd.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01

london. Oct "a 1he followin
changes arc reported 100 American
stocks today, The balance W tle list
remaining unchanged.
Advance Decline
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
GENERAL BREAK
IN STOCK MARKET
LOSSES OF FROM ONE TO THREE
POINTS PREVAILED THROUGH
OUT THE LIST - CLOSING
WAS WEAK AND AT LOWEST.
BY the Associated Press.

New York, Oct. 3l-Confidence in
higher prices has seemed no mre
sanguine at any time during the cur
rent speculative campaign than II dij
his morning The sharp declines Of
the day were the greater occasion for
surprise on this account Lack o.
known new conditions to cause the de-
cline gave rise 70 some uneasy conjec-
lures of possible occult happenings
in the financial world and caused free
offerings of stocks Declines from
Saturdays closing prices offered no
very violen. contrast TO the b-eah
caused by the war scare in the mi1
die of last week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIP
q MENTS.
RECEIPTS.
41s.o51
1,O22,009
Movement of Grain.

The following we're the receipts
and shipments at the points named
for the day:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Minneapolis Cereals.
BY. the Associated Press.

Minneapolis, Oct. 31.--WHEAT--
December $113%@%; May, s113%
Cash-N l hard. $11s; No north
ern, $1.14B; No. northern, Sl.ioh
@111B.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
STOCKS

tReported BY Cassidy Commission Co.
COS commerc. Avenue.)
New York, Oct. 31.-The follow.
ing were the range of prices on the
New York Stock exchange today:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Gold Shipments this Week.

The most generally accredited
cause for the selling was large eu-
gagements Of gold for export this
week. The greater influence Of tbs
movement Of gold .Odsy was probably
due 70 discussion Of the cause lying
back Of the movement in the f1naa-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Provision Market.

BY the Associated Press.
BUTTER-Very firm; creamery
14h@%
CHEESE-Steady; large and small
.7@10A.
EGGS-Firm; western, 23G24.
COFFEE-Options closed steady.
Sales, 1880 bags. December 500.
Spot Rio, steady; invoice, ssa mild,
quiet.
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair rein
ing. 3A; centrifugal, 9G test, IA mo
lasses sugar, 3h' refined, firm; con.
fectioners "A" s4.95; mould "A"
s545; cut loaf, crushed, $3.50; pow.
dered, $500; graduated, $50; cubes,
$685..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01

(Reported by the Cassidy Commits.
sion Company, COS Commercial Az
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
LlverpooI Markets.

Wheat 4 lower q lower & lower
Corn =. 4 lower Is lower u lower
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
Receipts and Shipments.

by LHE TfooUNIdNUU I ICn9.
Chicago, Oct. 21.-Following were
the receipts and shipments in carload
lots from this market today:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
clearances.
Wheat and flour

Wheat and flour n, y. -. TU,SS7
Corn ~. ~. ......, II. ~. 3G,6te
Oats -. .,. . W. 1866
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-01
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
By the Associated Press.

Elgin, Ill. Oct. 3i.-Seventy tubs
Of butter were offered without sales
Market declared firm, at 20 cents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
KIRI<SyII.IE. NO.

Doctor W =. LINK g Knoxville Tenn. VA
here attending tho funeral q his father. s.
Mis-.ss aio- and Mhyrn- Foncaunon a.p.r,.,
Gs-n s u, wheT. they will teach
Doctor II. " yastine ~ Harrisburg Pa
e. ~ the city yis!iinE friends.
Ns-s Fsgia Hull departed for savannah l'o
vhsr- she will teach schooi.
nrs p. e. Pierce has returned fYom 0 y.sss
IN wes, Liberty. Ia
Mrs II. MARKS and son. Stuart. ars visiting
Mlss NATL Harriet, o' New York city {,
here visiting friends.
lfss I.yie B~fscoa Of Fresno Cal. 4, 4, IN.
city. the r1-qt Of Mrs Ammerrnan.
Hss JeSs'e Nicholas Is Attending the Nation
a. a rrpr,sentativ~ from the state Norr.ai
W 60 A. 81 RirksyIIe
M<. !. r. Pierce and daughter. Mis- Daisy
% Denver. Colo. are guests % the family of
II. a. Pierce
u. II Lg~.ns,ein Of 3, Louis .. visiting rel.
Profes-cr J. NJ Greenwood of Kama. ~,,v
was here visiting his brother. p. =. Green
WOOD.
Mi- Margaret Perry Of sh.ibyviIie. Mo. was
the guest % - :. and Mrs. Lloyd last week
h.st Ruby Miller of EuG-n~. Ter has re-
turned home after = visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs
q W. Adams
Ar- Doctor CASTOR Of Keokuk IL the sues
of Mrs. Doctor carr.
Mrs A u. Campbell hss returned from n
Wei, to relatives In Corydon Ia
R-venon Of ST Louis guests OF Mrs James
Clark.
Miss Laura Bsrhtolomero Of Indizpol.. Il. q,
IN. guest of her sfster. Mrs. :. ~ Burke
inEdon. Pa. were guests Of IT. and llrs Frochf
Mr,. Mary Love of newton. Mont. = VISIT
ing her daught.i, Mrs. Repetto. -
Mr.. and Mn. o. ". Nelson Of Mindes. Neb..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04

Ff,seat peiS: MISC D.isy hasshsssni. Hs,-a
Js. Ganad~ss. We 5iyns OK and ana Mary wGisat
Mis- zelrns Barharn vas married @ .. u.
Inony was psEform-i by tho Reverend 7. =.
tTs ] AM '2T ~ sass s y al h hJn7 5s e1 ,s sn
Np.'s stfe,t, Asier a short wedding ZIP M,
/ to make this their future home.
Miss Virginia Jonsr was hostsss 20 the Phil
hsrn.onies wsdn.stsy rnoTninr Ths club mem mem
Hutton. Aiiss Green Maiy ana Ina Hou-.
MaIxasii,S ] an. Jsnss acme Mslsaesi,. @ Brs.h, Nan
wi!keIson. Bsssi- and I<na Davis and ku;h
Sit-i sg..,. M Ms..s @ isai.s Lou wiil,sS.saa. II Nay
nh-.rs Edls spinsy. IaKoss Blsisy. Victoria
fss Doe;ar sJa Rssyss isa sa;:r,.in. a, dinner
q; r ne c,ar;ry cub on Tsdne .iay evening
Country CUB Tae-iay evening AZ eSnp.m.n,.rs ia ~
20 Alss Mzbsl I%athsfnian q Hot SPRINGS. who
Ats Kirk T'mnsh entertained With a noon
luncl.,on at tho County club Tuesday:
evening Tsriv. couple, en;sy.d the ride.
Miss Annie sanders of Lake Village. who has
,Mr.- a; p Aitrs Of New York IS visiting
Announ ernsnt has been made of the engage
meni of Miss Hazel Alderman 10 J. J. Rpps.
John Baiemsn ana Jc1 Goodman gave .
o-Is. a, k1ieiYh Springs Friday evening
MS; y J PAYNE and daughter Ethel. are
Colonel sni Mrs q. A A Dean have eios.i
teusht.rs have returned to the city.
Niss Bessie Parker u FuTiyee 10 visiting her
Ms sam : wass-i has r..urn.a frvm a
y,-i; 20 Doctor and AJs. !. y keilar a. Ho,
Miss L,lcy Harper las returned from visits TO
friends In BriniJey. FsTTest ci;y snd Haynes
Mis.e. Maui r+' Eii,n wr;sh; are visiting
friends IN Kentucky
Mr. snd Mts Beverly Williams o: stuttgart
d /, visiting Mrs. II man
A,. Williams. parents
Pifs Bun after Z. visit ~ Mr. ana Me-. Ths3
Miss coline Pryor ia. returned from VISIT
Alias k.iIe lett 10 entertaining Mis Hsrx-
Miss Pearl Hart o, Utica. Mi-s. l. visiting
Hr, james A War. hs. returned from .
visit to birmingham. Ala.
Mi.s HATH. jins!ss Of Cato, Is visiting Mrs.
Mrs LOui. vo;nie- has sons to visit her
dsughier. Mrs. Abe I.e~,. at Piaua. %.
their wedding IMP 70 the Eastern cities and re-
sV.ts.
M and Mr' 7 u. cra~tosa ar. visiting .,
Mr. an4 Mrs. Paul sh-ppsrd have gone TO
NJ and Mrs. j ! poyns have returned from
Mrs. Henry LAsk.r is In Colorado.
NTs. FRANK ". Glib 10 IN 81. Louia
Mr.. and Mrs stephen Billhemer have re- |
TUNED from = visit 70 Colorado.
Mari Rl5dies are i in s.. 10 Louis Af,.r vi VISITING
the E'sir IN. Misses RiidIes will 20 TO rir
Mis. Carris Hemps,ead has returned from
iiay Head. y J.. where she was the guest Of |
Mrs. Gordon Peay.
Miss Pink Wilson has returned TO washing
ton, .. =. after visitlns Mrs. y. A. Beiier'
MIS-. Delaney and Miss Daisy Dsialey are
visiting In 81 Louis.
Mrs. Emily FaErr!I Gregory Of New York is
visiting Nrs o. 5. Reir
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Beass are IN St Louis at
tending the Fair.
Mss Fannie Lindsey OF Helena 70 visiting
Mr.. r. g Wright
Miss Sarah Cline viii spend tn. winter IN
Jufre and Mrs. Joseph W Martin are visiting
In Torrent. ny.
Mrs Louis oitsnheirn.r has gone 30 visit Nj |
and Mrs. Charles Well IN Pine Bluff
Misses Carrie and Janet Hampstead have
gone 10 81 Louis 10 visit the Fair
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
" isE.INt.TOS. No.

81. c-t-io. Zuruvsl; Visited rs!aii,e' and
fr..Has iu = Louis !.s; seek
Ars hector g. ';r."n Hni family dsrsr'-f
shrrs'av frr Erus.,s '-iit 'hei- fu'Irs h1rr~.
M.-F tls karErsuD Hui Nirs. O-~nr Trtk-
H- .s-ri. Urnt-S - - Louis -s- -h-
Fu..- - relative. f-r~ 'fis r.s~k
T-v - q sf.@rrsr AND daughter. .isN
Arrs. ere gl.iiirE tn "slifoIuta.
Ti= Reverend " V.t44 aud ~ - etosu
rss s-t-ul~.i ne Iui-siou isaft ~ - T'.'e-'s :
- i.ss'. t-.srs-iir 'Lurch at S"w liaycu
..rs t5gus' Nrurs.ntsrE. .eH. A..lsHr. ,ni
GaUEfsnr- N.HH wanda. ~ = irn'fa- ks Fis
i's.i - ari sirs WIIiiar, s-huit-~ iagf v+-,
SIS f;l-1snr v.'t. '-ho has been 'h- su.si
- Relatives in wright t1ty Tor several V~-ss
tls returned hone
!sr,rs f:arts, y s.. louis visited wsSh'ns,on
s,,rs Flor-rc. air,;uisan of - I>oui. ., being
AlT- " Msyn .ulerJAinal SATURDAY, after
noon. the oecaS;on teinE her birthday snIiyeT-
N..s Dora iTol,Eriev- and Ms,,-r Frank
Washhurr have returned 10 81. Louis. after
Nilss fis Krssh. WHO Has teen IN. su..t 20
relatives i7s returned 20 her hcn- In 81. i1ouLs,
~ M y I;-,,5i.y ans Mrs Adams 'l''vi
Anss f17ra Fisher e seiaiia Is being enter
j.S Aarss, = Raii@laa.r NJ @ =, Id,fh.rd ''iii III. ~m
tho guest 81 rrls;iyes and friend. last week
KShruaan ai,endsd n. worid's FaIf Tae@isT'
James ! Jones 81 81 Loai, .i-iiel Wash
Mrs Richssi ;'a cahiii ami Gansk;srs. Misc.
Marietta and trnie. Of Lit,i. Rock, Ark. srs
bsirE entertained ty Miss MARY 'aEil
Mis- !. :. I>vrtgtt and children visited 81
Louis relatives this week.
Sr. and Mrs. %. - Strut, has returned from
n So srai months trip through Eufof-.
M Is Lane % Sullivan was the guest OF the
family O: Captain III Murphy Monday.
- u F-nhrsniorr ~ Park C1fy. rfah. - vts-
iilng Washington relatives and friends
hiss Dora Perkins OF New Haven, who has
been entertained by her cousin. Miss Edna
Grasfrafh. has returned home.
Mi.s Henrietta L.e,oii. who has been touring
EsroIs for several months. has returned
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04

Miss Elizabeth S-einmeyer Is visiting MIS-
Earl Palmer Z iuuac-.
Mrs B@ne iiu il1.s 20 Peoria l. the guest Of
Srs. 'asl.I N-st.rIis.er.
Ar. snd MIS-. samuel ili uf Wl~stlAnd. Ter.
ave .ssting ths!. nlscs. MTE. \. 81 Boring
&!s= AsEg.r.t Hl...-igI uaz Tst4Tl.d from a
visls &itn fT4'ulH lu ~ LHul-
A.Is r. =. BALDWIN q JaeEs .uyi.ie is visit .ns
h.I Parents III. an- NI- \ 10. E.li
Mr and Airs Hera,e MoB-.Ie hats returned
Als. ciari.s b,HIy - sis.t.uE her father. J..
aii.. Mary M,M.II,n of wsi.es.-y. Mas. B.,
Miss s'i-.s Sgfr- - buGs-rE .. visiting hsr
aunt. Af-. ~. 1. K.piiuEar
A.ls- - q. Harm tr4 daughter - Lincoln.
N-h.. Eps1rs % hsr sister. AlF- J. r. SaE-
gent
S.isa Lizzie piri.sa4n q D1s-siIy-G-. Ky. IS
visiting relative
~. visiting fe.afisss
Mrr J. H valentine rf SfF'f gf~It u4- th.
Eu-.t ~ Miss Emma sa.fauus tH- '-.Iy part
Ma t-fi0u aud r.a.f'.- g .l,i-,sa arc tI.-
quests % Ter taftHi-. AT rad SIR 81 n Kim
Nr and Nj o. T. waadaa.ri entertained
SATURDAY, - 'nins in LHf9r q fH.ir H.sr.. NJ 4,
tt'i"sl - Bgi-n a. liiirafs..s. sri G~gEat. .-f,
linus I-,ris.lr - F.rf Aitrt-,r -
&i-a~- 'sia'- ara TIA Avail ~ '7irTs, af~
AtllflrE N,rs 'r-riH-F- Crew.
MI Franco ii1TH-r is '.-iiirE fI-nfs ~
h.h.Tis. At..
80, saraa Cf,zr. n. ri,r'.rx hrr iagss,s-.
"a ). . no. .f s'......f. -.i... 5000.
Iir ami A.- y f .a.H f-u ~ fisfltIz .fr q.
ss- Eu",fv - Nrs 20 - lac
&.ss Laura ID. .....l 'f :,iHts . r'tit.ns Mi"'
VI. Ii- -frtUu.'EHs
,;.s. - u..Hr - r.ttse Ho.s. AK. 81, v.,-
ifirs re..ffrsr
81, Az, st.i4.-y - ., r..i7 .rl w,-l
MHr'g'rrsry 90 I-.sfur we're guests ~ relatives
HH.. . tla week
~. arI M-s. \ 5 Arm-iaa, 2 srs,ra~f.
y i- arc s-rs's % 81 and NJ. A4Iis,.n IL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-04
COLiINSVII.LE, ILL.

M-s . e Po;;eiser of Philadelphia. who va.
the guest o: h.r uncle. y. B-id.cI. has retuTnss
NJ. ana MGr. Golden Il Davis OF Aiassz
". Va. who have been visiting Mr.. And Ars
William q. Burroughs. have returned 20 theii
home.
,'eo-Eo ChabonnI.r Of Pi;t,barg. Pa. has re
turnci home after a visit with his brothsr.
Camden ,habonHi.r.
Wednesday FOR /. three weeks visit IN Ar
Miss Margaret roxeI Is visiting her sister
Mrs, Combs. OF East -. Luis
MIS-. Wallet OF 81 Louis vac the guest O!
Mrs. l.. 4. KRAFT last week
Mrs Walter Besit!e and son. who spent
Robert Reed. have returned TO their h0r.e IN
PTofsss@r ct,ri~s ana family h.v. removed
viii make their home IL the futur-.
Miss Katherine Harlow % Jlcksonviile. III. ..
WAS the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Kate Look.
Kraft eeTnTtei WEDNESDAY for q weexs ,rip
on Ar. P.ers's launch. Leila The party viii
camp On the Illinois River TO hunt and hs,
visiting relatives IN Troy.
Afr. Mallory Burrgush, o. Maryland has ar
rtv-d 60 take up his position ss pribcipai of
W. . Haaiey. william Fletcher ana william
NandiAs have departed for Trip 90 csi-
Th- Fyanr-licsl Church rr,. al &c. cream
AMI apron -o--isi "Wednesday evening
Mir Susan Penny % -. f>ouis ~ the guest
% nir and Mrs. Peter B~iii.r.
hiss-- Carrie and Leila Peers AT; CArftna
s'agietlrv returned Wednesday fruIn q thru
w.-ls' visit ifi T.rr- Hagt-
Ni-. Ella Jun-s IL the e;cst of her aunt.
nii-s T!nn-a. Erickson give an .iszAn; it,i.
rscention n. her hotns Tuesday afternoon In
h.r'r = her g7.es'. Miss i.liu skcksft % Mash
Mi.. t;eu.n ~ Waterloo. III. h-s returned
after vis.; with Mr.. ana Mrs A :" Gauen-