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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
PRESENTED CHARM
TO tX-PRESIDENT
OF District No. l8, knights of
PythiaS, at the Ninth
Quarterly Meeting

The ninth quarterly meeting of
district No. IS, Knights of Pythias.
held with Portia lodge No. 159 at
Portia, Ark, on May 8, 1910,
among other commendable acts
voted a $40 gold watch charm to
w. B. Pace and named our present
presiding officer, Campbell Bell of
Of Jonesboro, as the man TO buy and
present the same.
The following letter explains
that Bell has performed his duty
and how the gift has been apprecla-
ted by knight Pace:
Augusta, Ga, June 8, 1910.
Hon. Campbell Bell,
Jonesboro, Ark,
Dear Sir and Bro: Today's
registered mail made me the happy
recipient of most beautiful Gyld.
en- Watch Charm with the inscrip-
ton, To w. B. Pace, First Pres.
18th District of Arkansas X. P's.
as token of respect and esteem of
the members of the many lodges
that compose said district.
In reply ] must say that / am
not gifted with sufficient language
to half express my appreciation, SO
in the language of that immortal,
Stephen ID. Lee: ''He that expects a
Lee to do battle against Virginia OF
a Hampton, to draw asword against
the Ccrolinas, do not know the
language of pure and true human
heart" so he that expects me to not
love, cherish and ever keep sacred
this beautiful charm does not know
the language of pure Pytbian
heart, and there hang on the walls
of the many art galleries of the
world many almost priceless pic.
lures, but there is hanging on the
wall of Ito me the greatest of all
Art Galleries-tbe' Art Gallery of
my memory picture of District
18th which the Gold of the world
cannot buy, and j shall ever feel
the clasp and warmth of many
hearty hand shakes and ever hear
ringing in my ears: "Howdy,
Brother Pace"
Now thanking you. and through
you every lodge of the 18th distric,
| shall always remain,
Fraternally and friend,
w. B. PACE.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01

Attractions AmueY TeC
BIG FIeH FRY
AND REUNION
OF the RBff Family was held at Pit
man on Wednesday Night
Of Last Week

On Wednesday night, June 20,
1910, Don M. Ruff, Jerry Price and
Johnnie Pierce of Pitman and DIR.
Horace K. Ruff of Heber, went in
one boat and John f. Ruff, Frank
Sharp.and Charlie Brachler of Pratt,
Mo-, and Kit X. Shemwell of Doni
phan, went in another with torches
and gigs to supply fish for the big
fish fry at Pitman the next day.
The first party brought In so lbs
and the second party brought 80 lbs
of the fiuest fish that Current river
affords, and bright and early the
next morning all the Ruff family,
including Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. p,
Shemwell, j. B. Gilbert, G. w,
Davis, X. X. Shemwell and Jerry
Price all met at the old Pitman
ferry place on current river and
began TO fry fish. The women had
prepared cake, bread, pickles, pies
and all other delicacies the day
before and so at noon when all the
party of forty-three sat down we
had feast worthy of king. Kit
Shemwell took the first prize eating
fish with j. b. Gilbert a close
second.
In the afternoon we had cake, ice
cream and to make it a real old
fashioned picmc we had a shower Of
rain.
Tlesyoungr folks enjoyed fishing
boating, bathing and swimming in
the beautiful Current river to theil
hearts content. Not least among
the sport was the bare back riding
of Jim Shemwell and John f. Ruff
The reunion was held in honor
of the home coming of DR.. Horatt
E. Ruff and family of heber and
all said they had the very best time
of their lives.
At the close of the day all were
made sad by thought that we proba-
bly, would never all meet on earth
again, but we hope so live that when
the end shall come we may all meet
in Heaven above.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
Grand Lodge District Meeting

Spring River lodge No. 49,
Knights of Pythlas has already be-
gun its work of arranging to make
successful the 10th quarterly con-
vention of the district lodge to be-
held here Wednesday, Aug. l7r
1910. It's expected that Past Cl,an--
cellor Jack Bernhart and the newly
elected Grand officers will make
this Grand Lodge district meet
ing, Mammoth Spring Democrat. =.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
BOARD OF TRADE
SHOULD GIT BUSY
A Slack Barrel Stave Mill Company
is DESTROYS of Locating in
North East Arkansas

If all the members of the Board
of Trade of Pocahontas would take
an active interest in the organiza-
tion and also work for the interest
and growth of the town, we could
land another slack barrel stave mill
and several other local enterprises.
A letter was received here few
days ago from cooperage company
to the effect that they were looking
for a site In Northeast Arkansas
for a slack barrell stave mill. What
they require is minimum quantity
of Is, 900, 200 feet of slack barrel
stave timber, gum, cottonwood,
elm or sycamore, principally.
There is not the least question
but that Pocshontas could secure
this industry and we believe that
the members of the Board Of Trade
will do all in their power to land
same when they once find out tha I
1t is up to them to take the matter
up with the coOperage company.
The time to act is right now anC
the Star Herald has the letter OF
file and will be glad to assist in
any way in securing the industry.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
Married Wednesday Night

Miss Essie Russell, daughter Of
our townsman, w. r. Russell, was
married to j. M. Patrick of Clay.
ton, Mo-, at the home OF her faith
er, Wednesday night. There was
number of intimate friends of the
contracting parties present and the
ceremony was performed by Squire
J. A. Douglas. The happy couple
will make their home in Missouri.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01

Henry Gschwend, Jr. and family,
who have been living in Illinois for
more than year past, have return
ed to Pocahontas and will make
their home here. Henry will ac-
cept position in his fathers black
smith shop.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
Ice Cream Supper

The Young Ladies Auxiliary of
the NJ. E. church will give an ice
cream supper at the court house
tonight, tFrlday,) the proceeds to
go for the benefit of the church.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by the Pocahontas Con
cert Band. Everybody cordially
invited to be present.
The COMMITTEE.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
Two Deaths Last Week

Two deaths occurred last week
and interment of both took place in
the Masonic cemetery at this place.
The first was that of Baily Kill
bourn, aged 60 years, resident of
near Dalton, who died Wednesday
night of last week. with spring fe-
yer. He leaves a family. The in
fant child of Mrs. Cora House,
which died of infant trouble last
Thursday, was inferred Friday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
GOOD ROAD MACHINERY

0rHofnss F : Wileen, representing
W. L. Mercer & Co. of Memphis,
was in town Friday of last week in
the interest of his firm. This firm
handles all kinds of machinery fer
the making of good roads and also
sells a title for the culverts which
appears to be almost indestructable.
In fact all the machinery handled
by this firm appears to be the very
best.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01

Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Tuten, who
have for the past three weeks been
visiting homefolks in Tennessee,
returned to Pocahontas Thursday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01
ana 9Th of July.

L. r.. Pickett, candidate for
county and probate clerk, is in the
northern part of the county this
week meeting che people.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01

Mrs. Lucille Taylor visited friends
at Poplar Bluff Wednesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-07-01

n The 4tb
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
w.. .4+t,Xe,, Thieves Captured.


&, Gentry, farmer, LIVING nve
=, ;i.,o sans;, of town, Monday morn
in~ ret ]rfea to Sheriff F. L. '5na"
IN ~. home had been broken open
c,,.5 I.Is"; :; si,uirun, 9 rifle a1u 'Dou0
49, -. larg in c..sh had been sto!"'''
.pao ,,g.;::f, assisted by J. r, Cupp2::
&C.. ia cent scr tho Trenao1l5 q HG.!
~:,.;S~,,,r. Fagau OF the case, ana o:
,.r,, ,,,eq had arrested three boys,
~ea?, len. : If South Winntisld, asee,'
zss,;2 we're to eighteen years and
,%d ;rtl uynfossions from them a,lo
, ,.,.,-,,;0.ea the guns aud most OF the
cast.,
,vh;ls t,.c Investigations were golnf
CT lie aren't OF the Louisiana g AT
::ans.s Railway here reported flelsn
.- 49,. =, ~. yaycis of that road had bee.
S,rl,I,e,, o2an and merchandise stolen 9'
#y.> otilcevs began to wore on 1lla d
%.sa ~nd REQUIRED a search wal:an
r. s.,,sci, ..he dwelling house Of JON
80. = Witt. man. about 30 year
%, . ,,,2unr employee OF the iou nv
i;a;;. 4 arkansas Railway, ana 10
sonSe bows, arrested for breaking IN!
|. ~, ,:W,,iEi-.g house confessed to Sherl
49,: -, ,,,I eloecial Officer Cupp TIM
~, a.ti turner had broken into tn
~. nc: s,o.en the goods, which wei
f,,n,lt y turner's house.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Free Moving Picture Stow.

One of the mos. interesting 'xslihlE
at the State Hair 1t Shrgy2p 'rt MS
year will be The \ owing 5'ct' Q pao"
Of the National Cash k5@7!, u 90,
which will be- eho qn in the o'~cE 7nt
between the main entranc2, no Sne
Machinery Blilli, g. It VIII % a'So-
lntely free, and W will be l.A 81 t py
the pictures from Shreveport, to @ inc Inc
factory at Dayton ONO an@ 81: 81 WI ~
through the factory. IN at'I w w w
showing the registers IN we Nc. Ny, ''s
there are many interestilg ,ic5iGreS
o C the factory, tha graund5 Nc thf
ncople. This exhibit Was 9, oW1 a
the Worlds Pair at St. Il ais' an<
v was visited by tn usands a.. thous
aids Ct people, \ 40 were liz Tex
VIII, it. Ii is free, r 20
should not miss it when you ISIS VI
Fair,
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
.;od, the Architect of the Universe TO
,a]l from labor to refreshments our
.eloyed Bro. Solomon Q. Carpenter,
.;ho was initiated July IL, 1850, Passeu
Yet. 10, 1885 and raised to the sublime
:; AZ rec of Master Mason March 10Th,
,sSS in Eastern Star Lodge, No. l5l
r & A, M. at WINFIELD, La.
Whereas, our deceased brother mas
,een a true citizen of our parish ana
Nv his affable disposition and sterling
christian character, has won and en-
wed the love and esteem OF all Win
whom he has come in contact during
all these years; .,4 =,
Therefore, be it resolved, that IN
.he death of Brother Carpenter, this
,,odee has lost one Of its valued mem
hers, the church of which ne was
member loyal supporter, the WaIts
Vile community an honored cltlzel
nd most of all his family LOVING
father and grandfather. -
Re it further resolved, that we ten
Tor to the bereaved family our SINGER
md heartfelt sympathies, vouchsa1
10 them our protection as maste
Tasons and for consolation IN tn inc
hours of grief, point them TO Hll
Who. tempers the wind to the shor
'amb, knowing that all things wo 1
together for good to those VINO 'o>
and serve Him. -,
Be it further resolved, that a COY
Of these resolutions be spread up!
s ,he minutes of the Lodge, that coPl
S "a furnished the local papers TOR pu
Y lication and that a copy be sen0 10 T.
/, family OF the deceased. .44
It Respectfully submitted
9 G. M. DURHAM,
! r, L. TANNEHILL
v G. M, @. MARTIN.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Valuable Presents.

T. N. Huffman, dealer in Millinery
and ladies dress goods and furnish ai
mos has arranged to present three
valuable prizes to customers. I'ckets
of one dollar value will be issued TO
customers until August 1st, 1911 and
the party holding the largest value
in tickets will receive beautltul We
. rt SQUARE, The second largest will
receive a fine apiece reed parlor SET s5
and the third will be given aDeaueilu u
rocking chair.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
r,s.nting Party.

7;ei, ~ our fellow toWnsrnen
80. 50 woe. in the Tensa5 bottom
IT,. 7,,l1Viag, The party was neaae"
~ uo. -. III. Wallace and con-
..;stsll i =. r. Van Cleave. q. H.
5#ooa. y II. White, Geo. Camppeli,
o,43;. IL. g. Robinson, SOD Macno 'a
and Oliver Wallace. They reporCeu
.i:3a: SPORT, and two deers as a result
q ,la Zip. Some OF the ven'son wax va
| ,.s NO nome. Some Of the env'ouE
,z,er T., t.,y., who we're left BENIN.
;,..i,r,at.a} shat it looked susr'clousls
| ;isa vsst tleat, but we think 1t wa
c.ay7iilnc yanison.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Public Notice.

There will be a meeting OF the
members of the Democratic Congress
sional Executive Committee tor inc
Fourth Congressional District OF
Louisiana held at Shreveport, La', at
twelve o'clock NJ, November ON,
1910, for the purpose Of organizing the
new committee. Those who have
been certified by the Secretary o.
state to have been duly elected with
out opposition are Hon. y; 0. NJ s GrlS M2;n1
md Hon. W. M. Wallace from Wln1
r . A. F. JACKSON,
Chairman Of the Committee
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
The Dodscn Fair.

The fair al Dodson closed ;aao sat
nrdav in 8 blaze Of glory, with every
body concerned, stock''o'c.ers' eA'l'
;tors and visitors perfectly Satisfied
with the success OF the project.
A letter from the secretafy-tnaaa3eE
Mr. Glen Fleming, Informs rs ina
after all expenses were paid ai7ic@na
Of ten per cent will be AeI5 Tor 'l'4
stockholders. This, We hope VIII .
inyestcd in improvements
winfield had many EXHIBITS ''i''.
Jared very we'll in the distribution G.
premiums. J. W. Boyett, ji.' 4anoe',
two blue ribbons on colts-one 1of =
year old and one for six months olo.
II. 7. Pye won a premium On pes
mare grown in Winn parish.
Hugh Long received a premium Oh
best stallion any age.
Hon. R. w. Oglesby WAS awarded =
premium for colt 2 years ana u1"1tl ::
s. n. Abel took three rsenl1n;ns O
t;e Rarred Rock chickens, for oe6'
cock, best hen and best TITO
=, A. DeBray received t1rst ah'
second premiums on his White "yaA
dotte chickens. r
In the ladies department. ts'.s ) =
DeForest, Mrs. W. J. jac'ss';A -
Miss Mary Wood won premiums .
needle and fancy work. Miss woe
won the $685. tailored siis otiers>' /;
: premium by J. J. stoya'' .; sehs.
Mrs Robt. Buce took premium
the baking contest.
W. A. Mashaw had aplerlotu .
hibit from his jewe1ry store, MS 300
,a;nr center of interest TO {
thousands Of visitors to the fair
. W. Bradford and his asststaI
did much to cheer the asHh'scaAs !,
the fair with their delicious lo"cA
and coffee. !.
,,,on, Drewett was in the swim )"
his steam peanut rooster ana h az. 2;
corn and was the center OF ssootss'sc u
for the little folks.
The managers aud diseotoSa Ass 2
aniusting claims and rnas'aR aEIe'
,,,s,1ts for tbs preservation o.
property for future use.
We offer our congratusatloAs 90
only Glen Fleming ana ms 60 70
aaaistants.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
.,a.:ea School Netes.

re2n Et,;5o:: Say to your Fe"'.rr'
,.., -o,4col i; still climbing. we
.oq lave FIVE teachers and al the
s,1e mi. Of children.
tyuy,.rv teacher, Miss Eve sewers
Ia. ,ly::ad1 won the hearts OF ali 'ne
,;,,;!o ,....,:.%" al.d the big boys
~, r0r,lal is all Smiles ne says
ty.as \ ..sr,s;, Is second to NO school III
,:ls p2r.ah. 80,
NJ. norman, with % party OF ca'l-
.,v :, ..,yled The VIM Parish falr
" ,t.a,,av she 18th. ihey say
r.,,.. IL ;, a:4i the time Of their A''es'
! g., ,c4.2r a.eClain is still hammer
;,r :,yzv I'll CIR new husA-iHs u,
re- ..,.f, :, viii have iehn's;.ea or
:,c". ~ are III getting a'.Sio's "
%, Il 4. >>.,,
A., .,r,o., Il you ind ANY on
y .,,g...,. t, move 20 a Coca ro''' "a; :
ia.,I. !, a;l.d them to Atlanta: -, ~.
,.Ta,l g; 4;,,uatt.:;l in the woods 1nre
!, r,,-.r...-- .; (. suile from III. "spo'
:,,i :,,rrt o;2e same distance i:o1E' III
J '.,,,.rn;,} AID is surrounded by a 500
: '.;..r.,irr a>..ii.tIy. =.
NJ s,;;S,r, we read your splen,G!;l
! nanl.. -, enjoy It. but We 90 noV ~
-. 49, W., treated VI recently W!
:, s ia, representatives. was Oh o.
r..3 ,.scsntiy, but ne did not VS.
= nnr sni.,,s,, uoi5hec was mention lha>
cf # i, Toar paper
s,,.,::a to see aa sometimes.
+ >|''-@ ONE OF THE BOYS.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Parl<er-=Milburr'.
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA

Mr.. Allan Parker, Assistant rlos1s..
emf and stock manager Of the lienlo'ly
Timber Co., and Miss Belle Milhurn,
daughter of DR.. CHI, Milbufn, were
Quietly married at Alexandria 'aso
"wednesday afternoon and left on a
ohort bridal tour. They carry WIN
them the good wishes of most o.
friends. The Comrade wishes theln
all the happiness Of conhuolal teAlc''y
through long life.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
FRIENDS THOUGHT
MARRIAGE 4 JOKE
Miss Ruth Marks and Dr. oscar
]. Trappey Principals
IA Tines Democrat

The New Orleans Tlmes-Dai'loci"o =
Of last Sunday says: +
wedding in tableau, ana one &
which was reality while hundred +
tr; wilma thought it a joke, was Vne {
strange result of party given M ,
honor Of Miss Ruth Helen II arAs 'asu
Wednesday, evening at the ros1dence
w " 1 NJ and Mrs. A. T.. Williams, 1888
M,ato street. AS q consequence N'ss
M.rLs ia the wife of DR.. Oscar joseph
Trannev. prominent dent;st OF
Winfield. L., and the happy coupe
ara On a two weeks honey nloon al
some place known only to 5nsnasoiS ee
The whole affair was cafrlI'' oe' ~ ~
cording to prearranged psan OF 'ne
!. bride and bridegroom ana otny o't. W
s. two of the attendants knew tna1 1910 Slv
,, pretty blushing bride was L. realoy
fakirg the Vows that Wo'.lc Dl,lu .let
!. for lie to DR.. Trappey. Inc frsb
: ;nh;mation was when Mrs Mamie
I Marks Smith, mother Of the orlde'
made the official announcements yes,
: terday. stating that the couple would
h a ak home to their friends 1T WAN
1 field, La, after Nov. l.
| ,Tha wedding was vel! arranged,
| through the aid Of Miss j aha duncan,
! who cave the party in ncnor OF her
| frend. Miss Duncan invited almost
1no friends Of Mrs. Trappey to a
! "character party" and We're as =
/ to impersonate some condltlCh IA ~
It was generally known Shat MIS- \ ,st
Trappey was to be married soon, ~.
she had kept the date q secret tfon1
all except Miss Duncan, her brother
/ Tnalie j. Marks and her mother bne
had been announced to appear as one
Of the characters, but no one EneV
What she would impersonate.
The last of the charades was an
nonmced, and the back parlor cuEtal'
was opened to the view Ct the guests
II disclosed bridal bower, in Whlc
stood Miss Marks, DR.. Tcanpoy an
several attendants. AS the applaus
haoan Judge Henry RenanaN stappe
r. the front and 8 wedding caronon
i was gone through: The sue&sss' aa', :
Il ed and TESTED, giving n'ock s:a!:sla . .
s|lations to the happy psls' al'o Il
party was concluded.
i The next day the report Wfs spra;
around the city that the SUPPOSED
mock wedding was a, reality Msi
refused to believe it, but to ve err
their suspicious called upon NJ,
Marks. She confirmed the repo'
and said that her daughter had lett
her honeymoon. The wedding par
consisted of the following: Leslie
Marks, who gave the bride ava
/ / Mrs. Daisy Schillings, rnas q, OF !. =,
: Il or; Misses. Julia Duncan, Eagenls
: u q sieht and Man;1ella Kansas m i, .1A
7 81 ana frank Leaig. hest man. 81.
{, Well known in NeW t3si i'= =
' t hIarI1s having been quite i" g F7.1s
sher set, TIE decora lions 9! afsss 5isf. -
ding were golden rcd an. .p;s ;ns.
II there was every feature 70 PC g
posed cbarade with the exc E !, a u
the going aWay fun y y l9 !: 1Sle $,
l, throwing and baptism Of ole1 noes noes
they need the room !; and nd.
-. money Of 0' esain s. Gibson
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Socialist Meeting.
Skies, La, Oct. "a, 1911

Editor Comrade: Please announce
the columns of your valuaole
paper that there will be a grano
Socialist rally and speaking at Dod-
son, La, on Saturday, Nov. 5th, l9io,
At 3 and 7 o'clock p. m. Speaking by
the following speakers: J. l.: Moore
of Wyatt, R. B. Kennedy ana " " W. q
Crawford of Winfield and w. >:
y1mmons of Gaars Mill. Come ou1
and hear these home speakers ano
make it a great day.
Chm Arrangement COM
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
THE New Store.

The new brick store building OF
w NJ Milan & Son is rapidly near
ing completion. The superstroctofe
10 ,hont finished and it looks now as
IL the next fifteen days will see II
ready for occupancy. 1t is hand-
aome structure and speaks volumes
for the enterprise Of W. NJ. Shlam q
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Will Build House.

L. Rogers, president Of the hey, VIM mn
Rank is about to build an
,legant new home for himself +, ana
ride, ,id in North Winfield. Those
who know inform US that it WIN pe
,ne Of the most modern and e!egan!,{[
ZONES in North Louisiana, and VIII!
IA an ornament to the section or ou1
,itv where pretty homes are the rule
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
New Brick.

R. T. Machen has broken GROUND
for his new two-story brick restaurant
IN IN Court street opposite the posto1hleet. J.
The building will be 25x50 feet, Two
a a,lT es and Will be built by local con-.
tractors, of brick from the Wllihnelu
Brick Works.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
A',out Finished.

ne oral,y new home OF Of p: = ::
,..,s,,r..,. rnanager OF the WlnnheiS
= s,lr@.g,.ti,s Co., On Main street. Is
s &, ,,.;,,silt7,l and nearly ready Tor
-, an Is sms.ga ii. It is one OF the
,,aISf.zE.5 ard prettiest homes IN toW =;
l,nz.v,,u,.. friend Oscar Ayeret5 ls me
,.,i;:ie- We congratulate our tfleno
{snano,,r Gu his cozy home.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28

DON'T trifle with cold is good ad-
Zoo For prudent men and women: IL
nav be Vital in case Of child. There
+, nothing better than Champeri aa1d .
Cough Remedy for cough, ana c9lo a.,
IN children. It is safe and sure. For
sale by all dealers.
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
Changes Hands.

T. 3. White last week sold the pro-.
ne ": known as "Comrade Hail. IT
PRESENT occupied by The Comrao !,1
Printing plant, to I'D Dow, VINO VI NE.
occupy it as grocery store alter after,
Dec. 1st,
The Comrade. (Winnfield, La.) 1890-1914, 1910-10-28
If You Have any li0:sb'

g; the merit Of Ir. Belts ne ar
I5orev one bottle will ran g nat
toul5 mud your ough as - SINE
tjma. Look foc tile bell on enc o0~slS'
Ii is ui,a genuine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-12
MAY GO TO AUSTRALIA

Packey Mcfarland, the stockyards
lightweight who recently returned
from successful trip to England
where ne fought "A 2O-round draw with
Freddie Welch. will go To Australia
soon to accept proposition from
Hugh Mcintosh, the fight promoter Of
the antipodes. Mcintosh has offered
Packey fixed sum To fight three bat
ties there.
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