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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


NUE. PAVING, BALDWIN, hVEENfrE eehEE-
M LfIEACf AVENUE PAVING HITJSIDD
aIEENnE PAVING. STANTON STREET
Notice is hereby given that tho co,n
es heretofore appointed by the Mayor Of the
Guy Oh newark to make an estimate and as
sesSiiient upon az owners OF all the lands and
benefited by any local imurovetnent IN H. 80
Guy, IN proportion as nearly as may be 10 the
advantage each was deemed to have acolIired
nave maue an estimate and assessment Of bene-
lands and real estate IN the civ of Sauari
specially benefited by each Of The folIowjne
improvements in said city, under the provisinns
The paving " "S
BERGEN STREET.
The paving Of avenue
FARLEY AVENUE.
Prom Clinton avenue to Avon aveoua.
The paving Of ~
BALDWIN AVENUE.
IRON uiihton avenue TO Avon avenue:
TREACY AVENUE
from clinton venue to Avon avenue:
The paving cf
HILLSIDE AVENUE
from Bigelcw street to lIaythorne avenua.
The paving OF
STANTON STREET
from Elizabeth avenue 70 F-eiinpbuvar, ava
nue.. and have filed their reports ~ said as
sessments Tor benefits in the office OF the c,arl,
Of the Board Of Street and Water Commiasion-
missioners has fixed Thursday. the twenty-thir5
day Of July. 1908. at ESQ O'Clock IN the AFTER
noon in the Boards room. at the City Hall In
the city of Newark. as the time and place of
hearing any objections that may be made to
the said assessments. =
Dated July II. 1908.
1yii-5t Chief Engineer.
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HONDURAN INSURGENTS
BEATEN AND IN RETREAT.

TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras, Thurs
day, July 16.-The Honduran insurgents
last night captured the town of Porve-
mir, on the north coast, and today they
stacked Ceiba, another Atlantic port,
sixty miles to the westward of Trujillo.
AT Ceiba they were repulsed. They also
have been beaten in the south and they
are fleeing back to Salvador.
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WOMAN WITH $4,000 HELD v.GRANT

NEW YORK, July 1L-With credit
for SIS, 34o.19 in three New York banks
in her possession, Mrs. Theresa Schultz.
80 years old. who says she lives in
Woodbridge. n. j.. is detained on a
charge of vagrancy at BiackweIrs
Island She could give no account of
herself when picked up.
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PHILADELPHIA HAS $4,000 FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, July II. - Fire
early today destroyed the planning mill
and lumber yard of the Provident Lum-
Der Company. An east wind swept
through the yard filled with lumber.
The loss is estimated at $T5, 200.
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BOOM RAYMOND AND BAuMANN.

The Fourteenth Ward Republican eX-
scutive committee has Endorsed c. "
Baumann fer Sheriff and Judge l.
Raymond for State Senator.
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REISS & REISS
Successors to Pionnie & Reiss.
Central Ave. & So. Clinton st.
EAST ORA NGE.
AhsccOn Highlands.

ABsECoN HIGHLANDS FARMS. just opposite
Atlantic City, is where you can realize the
dream OF toiling millions; five acres. intelli-
gently cultivated, and in this location, will,
under the pleasantest and healthfulest condi-
lions, easily net you 81. 900 yearly: There is
Just a steady income. We have the best land
in thu United States for early vegetables.
fruits, berries, grapes, pigeons and poultry;
fine roads, pure water, delightful semi-southern
climate. Land advancing in value, at rate of
30 per cent. yearly. Re wise. Get five acres
while you can for $3.50; payable $3.50 weekly.
Send for Mp and beautifully illustrated book
let, THE Light That Guides to Wealth"
GILBERT & O'CALLAGHAN. 12 Market ST.,
Room 401.
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BENATAR & WEINBERG.

AN extra ordinary opportunity; Roseville; hand
some, up-to-date brick. apartments; every con
venience: choicest location: annual rent 50, 500.
price 800. 900. only 81, 600 cash required: viii
net you % per cent. on money invested; adyer-
tised today only; act huick. first come. first
served. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. 1879 Mar
ket st.
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AT uArr rrs v.rI-r

Ten-room two-family house. brick founda-
tion, with Improvements; fine location: plot
50x19O; ample room for stable. Also 4-room cot
tage In rear; excellent condition; three min
utes to trolley. Price 81. 500 for both. Easy
terms. Address HALF, Box IS. Star Office.
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STORES FoR SALE.


GROCERY. ice cream. candy and tobacco: coed
location, Elizabeth; price reasonable. Address
GROCERY. Box 50. Star Office.
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Harrison.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.


PENNSYLVANIA AV., 147I6-Three-story brick
house; all improvements: rent s25 per month.
J. s. w. THOMPSON, $40 Broad st.
LAFAYETTE ST, 167-Centrally located corner
house; I large rooms.
JOSEPH ST, 2O1acHouse to let. Inquire 1872
Walnut st.
oUSE- rooms: rent $25. Flats rooms;
rent s21. CONDIT, Prudential. Room 637.
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WILLIAM L. BOOTH

MUST sell; new two-family house, I rooms
and bath to each apartment; separate steam
heaters; porches; entrances. very large yard
convenient to station and trolley; will sacri-
flee for S., 500. as I must leave town. Address
OWNER Box As, Star Office.
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ST, f7-Six beautiful decorated
rooms; new two-family house; all improve
ments. CHAS. WEIGAND & CO.. 1875 Mar
kat ct.
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BOARD WANTED.

so vats rs wsnted BY a gentleman in a nice pss.
Address b. Box 20. Star Once. D0ssina<s
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FERRY sT.-Upper part house: seven rooms:
suitable for furnished rooms; rent SIS. CHAD.
MEIGAND & CO. 1876 Market st.
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SEVERAL BARGAINS in one. two and three
family houses. with every modern improve
ment; elegant location; only small amount. OF
cash required; balance to suit. See these be-
fore buying elsewhere.
ALSO choicest location (none BETTER on line
of electric cars; 3 minutes to Brick Church
station; houses latest up-to-date two-family
Imaginable: IA rooms; two tiled baths. buffers
pantry. double ardwood floors, gas. electric
lights, screens and large lots; small payment
down, balance to suit. Carriage will meet you
upon appointment,
THOMAS JOHNSON,
Burnett st. and Central av.. East Orange.
FARM-2O acres; splendid place, between
Morristown and Dover; 2 apple orchards ana
other fruit: fine running stream and Vel
water; good, large house, barn, stabling,
chicken house. etc. photograph of buildings
at my office; horse. cow, chickens, implements
and crops in ground go with the place; TINS
place must be seen to be appreciated; price
s., 900. SCHWARZ. A. Clinton st.
ONE and two-family houses for sale at prices
to suit the terms. BERRY. 1885 Springfield
av.. Irvington.
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EMMETT ST, 113-Four large rooms; second
floor: Improvements; rent s12; possession i'm
mediately. CHAS. WEIGAND & 60, 1876
Market at.
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HouseOWners' Inf &PrOt Ass n

ROOMS G02-6O3 METROPOLITAN BLDG.,
MARKET MI WASHINGTON SITS,
NEWARK, N. J.
This association attends to all business
transactions between the landlord and tenant;
collects rents; serves notices; attends to dis
possesr cases and protects the HORSEPOWER
from being deceived by unreliable tenants.
J. d. Tel. 2l44-J.
SOME LUCKY MAN
gets my coy home, 6 rooms, bath, every mod
ern Improvement; plot S0xl00: magnificent loca-
ton: price 81. 700. easy terms. Address X. o.
Y. HOME, Box 80, Star Office.
SACRIFICE my up-to-date two-famiiy house
slate roof: brick foundation: each apartment
contains G large rooms. with bath. beautifully
decorated. separate steam heaters, porches and
laundries; plot 25x115; fine location on macadam
road: price 81, 700; easy terms. Address TWO,
Box "A, Star Office.
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II "a ESTATE
special Rea, Estate and Fridays.
A AMI ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

LOWER part two-ramily house: finest on 18th
ave. six rooms; bath; up-to-date, brand new
house; rent $25. Inquire 1855 18th avu OF
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC. TO LET.

sToRB in most desirable business section on
South Orange av, SIMON Lowry. Rpom SIG
Metropolitan Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ClTY

CHEAP-Two and three-family houses; give
full particulars and very lowest price.
FRANZ A. MANLEY. $50 Broad st.
SMALL houses IN Newark or Belleville for
free and clear lots in West Orange and
cash: submit property. Address 5. H., Box
90. Star office.
Harrison.
ONE or two-family house wanted in Harrison
or East Newark: must be low priced; send
location and full particular RS. Address
BENJAMIN MYERS, Box II. Star Office.
STORE or house on Harrison av.. where store
coul1 be opened want good place for bust
ness; state lowest price and location. Address
MITCHELL. Box IL, Star Office.
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FRANKEL & GROSS

s-TAMILY IS PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Building is in good condition. about one block
from South Orange av.. " rooms 3 baths; all
improvements; close to schools and churches;
owing to condition of money market owner is
forced TO sell at a sacrir 70: make us an cfer.
PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO, l9 Market st
Dwellings,.
BADGER AV.. near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Il rooms, improvements, mortgage 81. 800; price
SC, 200.
SOUTH 18TH ST.. near Central a~v.-Two-fam-
steam heat; rent $50; price 5000.
NoRTH 9TH ST. near Bloomfield av.-2h-
story. . rooms. all improvements; $500.
FIFTEENTH Az. near 14th st.-Three-family
double. 20 rooms, six baths: rent $50; price
$40. 500; $1,000 cash. balance mortgage.
LENTz Az, near Ferry st.-sh-story. I rooms;
$500.
MONMOUTH ST. near Montgomery-Three-
family, Is rooms. three baths; rent s4s; price
Sc, 900.
SOUTH 12TH ST, near 9th av:-Three family,
II rooms. three baths: rent $50: price 50. 100;
$1,000 cash. balance mortgage.
SUMMER Az. near verona-Three-famiiy;
-ent $7s; price So. 700.
VINCENT ST, near Ferry-Six rooms. with i'm
suit.
ST PAUL Av.. near South Orange av.. Walls
burg ection-2iS-story. . rooms. bath and
price 81, 600: only small amount Of cash re-
quired as owner will take back mortgage,
be examined into at your convenience and
terms arranged TO suit, Call or write
CARL SAENGER,
i42 MARKET.
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DESK ROOM

DESK ROOM, with desk; vicinity of Broad
ana Market SITS. A. P. STEWART, 54th st.
and 18th av., Brooklyn. ". Y.
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AT sl5. choice Broom and bath flats, located
in most desirable section of Newark: contain-
ing every modern Improvement. including jani-
tor service; special inducements to reliable
Insurance Office. second floor front. 142 Market
st. opp. BamberRer's.
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DESK ROOMS; stenographer ana telephone.
WALKER. 142 Market st,
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Atlantic Highlands.


BUILDERS ATTENTION-We will not have
enough mall homes ready I'm beautiful
Arlington to meet the rush of homeseekers
when Hudson tunnels are connected with the
Erie. I have choice lots on improved streets
three blocks from the station and two from
cars. in a nicely built up neighborhood; easy
terms. l.. MAILLARD. 315 Elm st, Arlington,
n. J
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DONNELLY & GRANT

FIRE. ACCIDENT X IN
SURANCE.
Is GRAY STREET. n. j.
$1,000 BELOW ACTUAL VALUE.
Up-to-date two-family house. in the Clinton
Hin section; two minutes from Clinton av-
trolley; 10 rooms; two baths; every modern
improvement and convenience: built on extra
large lot. rent Of one floor nays expenses of en-
tire building; terms reasonable. IlilLIr J..
BOWERS & O 1872 Market Il.
IS. 300-ROSENILIE.
Two-familv. II rooms two baths; ideal loca-
tion. FRANK A. MANLFY. $50 Broad st.
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GESSER & PLUM
FRANK a.. SHIELDS

WE do n general real estate business; we So
licit your trade and guarantee satisfaction.
r. r. MAYO & CO, 7sS Broad st. cor. Market.
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DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
opportunity 10 own a fine .twofamily house IN
choice restricted location In East Orange, for
500 cash tprice, $500 below actual valuel bal
anee on easy terms: 10 rooms AMI Two eathss
decorated; au improvements. inclutiag separate
steam heaters. PHILIP J. MOWERS 4 co,
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TOWNSHIPS.

Saraphine Bunten and hus to
Mary e. Doyle, Montclair, w $
Orange I'd, n fir Cedar av. 10lX204
Austin Realty Co. to VIII Bufano,
Belleville, n s Mitchell st, lot
80. map Austin Heights tract,
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WOOD g. LEWIS

UNION FTILVINF.
SHERMAN AN., near stanton st.-Two 2-fam-
lily houses; Improvements; 81, 300 and 1000;
easy terms.
SOUTH 18TH 81, near Clinton av.-Two high
class 2-familv residences; all improvements,
bargain to quick buyer.
KILLER ST-EXtra well built residence all
improvements; cash required. $500,
CHOICE in East Orange. Hawthorne av.
Elegant location; 60x16S: restricted.
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David Q. DOdd Chapter. |. D. (.

Tuesday afternoon the David 0. D0dd Chapter. Daughters of the Con- feleracy, held one of it's most en- ioyabe meetings with Mrs. J R. Mar tin at her residence, 61S West Fifth avenue The meeting convened i'll regular order. and a short but import ant business meeting followed. Mrs. M. l.. Bell gave report of the called meeting of the monument committee, relative to the unveilins of the monu- ment to take place next May. The president appointed the following la- dies a committee to arrange for the year book for the coming year:
 Mesdames J. B. Johnson. E o. King. s. C. Alexander, NJ. Van Walk enburg, Peter Bridges, John Tucker, N. T. Roberts. R. G. Atkinson, John Wilbourne. and Miss Blanche Fox. An entertaining program followed the business meeting; beginning with spirited rendition of DiNie sung by the Chapter. Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow read
  per on J Ed Murray, whose memory is honored in the J Ed Murray Camp of this city. Miss Fannie Hardin sang My Old Kentucky Home in sweetly touching manner. All were deeply ln- terested in Mrs. M. l.. Bells excellent paper. "Reminiscences of Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. J. I. Norris gave much pleas ure by piano solo; and Miss Dulcle Benton sweetly sang Old Folks at Home.
 At the close of the program the drawing for the handsome lunch cloth of Irish cut work, made by Mrs J. R. Martin and presented by her to the monument committee for the benefit of the monument fund, and Mrs. Millie Haizlip was the fortunate winner of this beautiful piece or needlework This is the second lunch cloth presented by Mrs. Martin for the cause, and being the elaborate work of her own hands is eloquent ev- idence of her earnestness and patriot ism.
 Beautiful cut flowers and potec plants beautified the spacious rooms and railways, and delightful refresh
 ments were daintily served. Mrs Anna Westbrook aIl Mrs w. II 'Westbrook assiste Mrs. Martin il cordially enterta'a:A- her guests : There were thrl" members of th Chapter present, and in addition tt these the followinc guests: Dr. ant Mrs. J. I. Norris, Mrs. N. T. Jenkins Mrs. c. A. Kentz, Mrs. J. R. Walker , Mrs. J. J. Ostby. The next meetln:
 will be with Mrs. J. w. Johns, ant : will be in commemoration of th' tooth anniversary of the birth of lief ferson Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-13

be met only by judicious absences and by arranging for the men to sit while the women stand, and vice versa; bUs it is doubtful if this plan will be peg manently satisfactory.
 One trembles to think of the plighf of the wearer of one of these hats if she finds herself in a railroad acci~ dent With the present size of tho car window she may be obliged e@ make a painful choice between hsg' life and her hat If she hesitates, one, or the other may be lost.
 With all it's imperfections OR it's head, Or rather on it's owners, the spring hat has one notable excellence. It is admirably adapted for balloon ing It's ample proportions fit it to- serve either as parasol or parachute It's wearer may alight safely from the widest adventure among the clouds, blessing Dame Fashion for her up-to date device, and commiserating thA. old fogies whose minds are too nar- TOW to take in the glorious hat of 1905 Youths Companion.
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BASEBALL


in the winning run for Pine Bluff in the twelfth inning. The locals boys batted like fends throughout the game. They did not slaughter MT. Luehrson, however, for the young Poplar Bluff twirler pitched his game with apparently good effect. He weak ened in the twelfth inning and it was then that the locals took advantage of him and won out
 Pittman easily carried off the bat ting honors of the afternoon for the locals, getting four hits, one of them a two bagger. out of six times at bat Carl Ware made three errors, but he played his position at second very we'll and lined out a three bagger
 scoring Frank Taylor. Michael's work at short played rings around his Poplar Bluff brothers and was easily the star among the visitors. He had seven assists and four put outs, with out an error and sent two men home ] in the twelfth inning with two sack
 CT. The visitors deserved to win yes terday. but Pine Bluff needed the
 game and they played hard enough to win it.
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does not fit. The girl who desires to send a long-distance telephone mes sage is halted at the door of the tele phone booth. Her hat will not go in. It is bad enough to have a heart too full for utterance but worse to have a hat too large for telephonic eX- precision.
 The door of the trolley car is the next obstacle to the triumphal pro- gress of the spring hat. If it's wear CT could once get into the car, she might perch on the edge of the seat, regardless of the danger to the eyes and noses of her neighbors. But as the door is not three feet wide and the hat is, her difficulty seems inadjust- { able.
 An architectural obstacle has arisen ill certain churches where the choir
 occupies a rather small gallery. By
 actual measurement, one such gallery 1 lacked four square feet of being large
 enough to accommodate the heads of
 the women of the choir, not to men
 tion the men The emergency can
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It required twelve innings to dc il, but the Pine Knots put a crimp in the Poplar Bluff Tigers yesterday after noon at Forest Park to the tune of 6 to ,. It was a battle royal from start to finish and the contest proved one of the most interesting and exciting seen on the local diamond this sea- son. Clayton, who has been a little off in previous games, was the star performer in Tuesdays game. Others sparkled brilliantly during the twelve innings, but they were so numerous that for want of space they will not be listed here.
 J. Matt Wheeler, the long. lankE. determined young college lad from Alabama, made his debut and did not prove what was expected of him. He was relieved in the second inning, af- ter walking three men. Luehrson who twirled for the visiting team walked eight. It was a walk that sent
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Where They Play Today.

Poplar Bluff at Pine Bluff. Hot Springs at NewpC.t. Argenta at Helena.
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Score Dy lnnlnSS: Poplar Bluff .,.210 GOO 600 o02-o Pine Bluff .... 900 0o1 O20 0o3-6
 Summary:
 Two base hits-Michael, R. Taylor.
 Three base hits-Ware.
 Stolen bases-F. Taylor, R. Taylor, Flood, Pittman ,, Kelly ,, White, Clayton.
 Sacrifice hits-R Taylor, Michael. Green
 fIit by pitcher-By Luhrson ,.
 Bases on balls-Off Wheeler 3, Denver I. LuhrsOn s.
 Struck out-By Denver ,. by Luhr- son 6.
 Double plays-Clayton to Ware, Kelly to White. Wild pitch-Wheeler 3. Passed ball-McDowel , Time-2:00 U'mpire-CrOtty.
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Luncheon With Mrs. \. W. Mills.

Mrs. Arthur w. Mills will entertain today with a 12 o'clock luncheon ill compliment to Mrs Doc Wilkins Saunders of Dallas. Texas. Mrs Mills guests will consist of former mem- bers of Hardin College MeXico Mol who with their hostess and her guest of honor will enjoy a delightful re- union, recalling the days of Auld Lang Syne.
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Lamb Hunt.

Many children arc looking forward to an entertainment to be given by the Lakeside Methodist church Satur- day afternoon from :, to j o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Earle Phillips. A real live surprise" is promised all the little folks who attend.
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Whist With Mrs Marx.

This afternoon Mrs. Henry Marx will be hostess for the Wednesday At- ternOOn Whist Club.
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Miss PhiIpOt Sponsor.

Miss lola Philpot O. Pine Bluff has been appointed sponsor of J. Ed Mur- ray Camp, Confederate Veterans, at the reunion to be held in Birmingham, Ala, June g, 10 and II, Miss Phllpot will be remembered as a most charm ing young visitor in our city last fall Miss Phlpot's maids will be two Pine Bluff young ladies, Misses Virginia Walker and Mary Kate Riley and Mrs
 Chas. Fitzhugh as chaperon.-ft Smith Times.
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How They Stanl.
Yesterdays $ Result,

Pine Bluff 6, Poplar Bluff Hot Springs 1, Newport 7. 3, Helena o.
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7 F1REIGEN HURT
 IN BIG BLAZE

IN BLU BLAZE Tragcd. r.
 How feeble is my lo~ May l2.-A fire How pale the ink and I1Jo- in fhis
 sheet How cheap all things appeareth, when l try to tell of her-the sweet To think that Ia dub like me Kind fate should seat right next the
 queen.
 And yet this craved proximity Was mine-al mine-on yestere'en 1 said l sat right next to her could not mean precisely that l could not sit right next to. for She wore a Merry Widow hat.
 Buffalo News.
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Cotton States League.

Ra1teries-JacksOn, Miller and Ott, Columbus, Demaree and Downing Umpire. Laroque.
 tContinued on Page Eight)
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Her Hat

The spring hat presents new con- plication in civilized life. There are many places which the aforesaid hat
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
Examining Wedding Gifts.

Vomen viewing another woman's
wedding presents say things which
.are likely to be misinterpr z said
the bachelor who declares he hates
ddings, but always goes when in
vited, according to the Washington
Post, .and other things which no fa-5
vorable interpretation would mako
mplimentary to the bride or to the
givers. Its the way Of the sex, I sup
pose, Now, why is It that the most.
common remark Of the women who
are inspecting the layout Of silver and
cut glass and other gifts more or less
useful Is. sWhat q lot OF presents she
got They don't mean anything nm
kind, but the Inference an uninitiated
eavesdropp would draw Is that they
wonder why she got so many, as lie by
rights she shouldn't have had half SO
many. or course they vary the re-
mark What a lucky girlg says one,
as &c she would like to a q. Some per-
sons have too much luck. And an
other says, Il wonder where they all
came from impl lying almost as IL the
bride couldn't have enough friends to
make 50 many gifts and must have
sent some Of them to herself just 70
making a showing. =