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! This marriage led to a divorce and the
wife secured an estate worth $4,000 as
alimony. Mrs. Rodecker In the mean
, time died and her daughter, Miss
Jessie. came hero to live. She was un-
happy and Butler heard Of it and pro-
posed marriage. The girl accepted.
Upton.
Members Of the bar and personal
friends Of Hon w. N. Treichler in this
judicial district arc watching the de-
velopments at Dcs Moines which may
cause one or moro vacancies ON tho
supreme bench In the event OF such
;; vacancy the claims of Judge Treichlsr
will be presented to tho governor. In
point Of service he Is one Of tho oldes.
Of the district Judges Of the state He
went upon the bench twelve years ago.
and since then has risen steadily in
the estimation of the bar and the pub
lie.
Fairfield.
Jefferson county has nine banks,
state and national. Three are in Fair
field, the county scat. and one each at
East Pleasant Plain. Packwood. Batav-
10, I1ockridzc, Libby and Libertyville.
According to their statements for Feb-
r1ary these institutions had banking
capital. including surplus and undivid-
Cd profits, amounting to S537.Ss1. "a.
Their total deposits, according to these
statements. were $1.s31, ,s52.57. Jefrer-
son county has \ population OF about
10000 ana she had IN the bank at this
time $50 for each person Of her popu-
lation.
Marsnso.
Manager "a W. Er.nci, OF tbs I!a-
rengo Canrtng Company has already
contracted for 900 acres Of sweet corn
for this coming year. The capacity Of
the improved plant 10 about 1000 acres.
The city council has given Manager
Branch permission to use part Of tho
street on the cast wher, the factory 10
in operation, 20 no car install an auto
mat1c dump. 70 be used In the unload
inR Of the corn He has Also persnis-
sion to lease or buy four feet Of city
property west OF tho plant for moro
boiler room.
Red Oak.
Tho selection Of Charles d. Hilles 70
be secretary TO President Taft had
moro than ordinary interest In Rod
Oak. for tho reason that Hiileo Wa
formerly q resident OF Red Oak and
spent most Of his boyhood in Ehis place.
Hss father ana mothee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hilles. came to Red Oak from
Ohio In 1870. when Dewey" - no was
then called, was ) years Of a6e His
father was q dentist ana plNcticed his
profession here Tor some time. Later
they moved to . farm In West town.
ship, but during The memorable hail
rtcrm On the hrst day Of July In the
early 7o's they looe tnoR e1upo as,ti sS
tusnsd 20 town. TAsy W1n4 Aack =
onlo abeua 1o1y.
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matory rheumatism. didn't need the
dozen. you bet you-three bottles
Knocked the daylights right out OF II
ana cured mo completely. Tho othsr
nine bottles gavo to rheumatic
friends. and they are hopping around
pretty lively now. saane - am. Fuss
10 . wonder
This 10 but one Of hundreds Of
similar reports on this amasinG
remedy. the only known antidote TO
uric acid. Furthermore. 1t 10 a. safe
a. food. containing no ehloral.
opium. morphine. cocaine alcohol.
ether. chloroform or other stimu-
liant or narcotic: not . drop.
'Tusss gives Immediate relief. and
destroys uric acid in tho blood which,
causes rheumatism. gout. lumbago
and kidney trouble.
Don't hesitate but get fuss" and
stop the agony right or and set cured
''Fuss'' rheumatism Curs cold at
800 q bottle BY all leading druggisea,
or win b sent prepaid on receipt Of
800. or bottles Tor $500. BY The Fuss
9e.reAy Co. Flint. Mich.
For sAlo u AassAAllssWn ~ .. -
AOpOUAs .i
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Special to Times Republican.
Lake City March 1b.-The funeral o!
Nathaniel NJ. Ripley was held here
Tuesday morning. the servicas being
conducted by the Masonic iodge. In
terment was made in Cottonwood cem-
etery, three miles west Of town. Mr.
Ripley was an old settler of the COM
munity. born in Tennessee. in 1888. and
coming to Iowa In 1866. Five chill
dren survive him.
Tho funeral OF tho infant babe o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stout took place
Tuesday, internent being made in Lake
City cemetery.
Mrs. Ira Adams passed away Monday
after an Illness Of one day. The fun
eral services are being held today a.
the Methodist church. and the remains
will be laid to rest at Rose Ifiil ceme-
terry south Of Rockwell City.
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Whitten Happenings.

special 10 Hle0-Repucl1CAn.
whittsn, March 15.-N. f. F1aherty
who has been conducting a meat mar
ket here for the past threo years.
moved Tuesday to the Henry Baker
farm southeast Of town.
The town council at an adjourned
meeting Monday night voted to dig q
town we'll for better dro protection.
Three Of o. OIustedS boys LETT for
Ft Dodge Tuesday. where they have
secured work.
Rev. and Mrs. Conltlin loft Monday
morning for Dos AIolnce whers Rev.
Mr. Conislin viii enter the NJ. e. hos
pltal for q surgical operation
Jess LAndes. who has been I'll with
rheumatism for the past two months
was able to be In town Tuesday.
L. l. HauScr was . Marshal!town
visitor Tuesday.
Tho nns weather for the past wcek
has started our farmer fricnds TO work
in their fields. getting ready for the
spring seeding.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-03-15
zearina ;..,ns.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Gearing, March l6.-The Cleaners
met Montay evening at tho home OF
Miss Rose Haszin. A short business
session was held and tho following OF
ficers elected: President, A. e. Fly;
vice president, Rose HagSin; seer etary.
Emma Cook: assistant secretary. Goldia
Barnard: treasurer. Mary Maronda-
Refreshments we're served by the hos
tess and a pleasant social evening was
spent by all.
Monday afternoon eleotion was held
for two school directors for three years
each. Enoch Farie and William CAL
breath were elected.
Mr. John Graft Is confined to her
homo with muscular rheumatism.
Joseph Carson. OF Winnipeg. Canada,
wes hea Q on Tuecday and purchased the
pacing horse Foster Of George Light
FOR $1,000.
Mrs. H. P Chandler Is at Traer visit
Ing her sister for a few days.
o. J. King and Wife retvrncd hone
on Monday from Anea. where they Wis.
tied their daughter. Mrs. c. B. Grimes
and family.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-03-15
A Heavy Cold.

Samuel Mckinley. 1915 Grand Ave-.
Kansas City. Mo-. member Of the So
ciety Of tho United states Jewelry
Auctioneefs. writes:
Il can honestly say that owe my
life to Peruna. After some Of the best
doctors IN the country gave mo up and
told mo could not live another month.
Peruna saved me-
Travelling from town 60 town
Throughout tho country. and having
TO 70 into all kinds Of badly hsated
stores and buildings. sometimes stand
ing up for hours at q time while ply
Ing my trads ~ aucttonoer. Il 10 only
natural that had colds frequently: O
when this would OCCUR I paid little at
tention 90 Il. until last Decsmhsr. whom
II contracted = a<vers case. which
through neglect on my part, settled on
my lungs.
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MAP OUT AUTO ROUTE.
Iowa Falls Club Men 70 Pick Road
Thru Their District.

Specia1 70 Tdn1os- ROpUblican.
Iowa Falls. March l5.-GAst evening,
President +. D. Pest, Of the IOWA Falls
Commercial Club. announced tho ap-
pointment Of the following special COM
mittee to act with . similar connmmit-
tee from the Iowa. Falls Automobile
Club in rotuinS an destabli.hins the
st. Paul-Kansas City auto route thru
this section g. B. Stonerook. c. H.
Burlingame. W. @. GohrIng, e. e. Cam
nan. C. L. Gade, H. B. Hall. W. G.
Morton. Tho route a. far north as
Hampton and az far south ~ Radcliffe
or Story City will be carefully gone
over BY the joint committee and the
best possible route selected. This
route Will be mapped and sent to head
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snoscRAFr BODY ARRIVES.

Clinton Man, Who Died at Pensacola
Brought Back For Burial.
Special to Tunes Republican.
clifton, March l5.--The body OF L. NJ.
Shoecrast, a prominent Clinton business
man, aged 43 years. reached the city
last night from Pensacola. Fla. where
mis- death occurred. Burial will be IN
sprinEdale cemetery in this city. The
deceased Ia survived by his parents. his
wife and ono sister. He was msn-
ser OF the firm OF S. Shoecrast u Son.
ono OF the oldest fuel supply conf
panies in the city.
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LITIGATION OVER SALE.

lows City Attorney Sued for Selling
Property Below value Claimed.
Special TO Times s-Repubncan.
Iowa City. March ia suit to se-
cure an accounting. to recover 1000.
and to obtain such damages As tbs
court deems juse, was initiated here
today. and Attorney James NJ. Cash. OF
Iowa CRY, was maze the Defendant
with certain Davenport property that
passed thru his hands to Hon. Joe r..
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MEETS PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Grocer clsrk Runs Lead Pencil Into
His Wrist.


Special to Times- Republican.
Creston. March l5.-L ]. Walker.
MANAGER OF the Yeaser grocery store
at Greenaield, is suffering from blood
poisoning caused by running lead
pencil in his wrist Iie waA trying 10
kec,, a package from falling of a shelf
and his wrist was forced against the
encil with such vigor that an ugly
wound was caused. This was on Sat
urday. and Monday mis- condition was
alarming. Physicians arc doing all they
can to relieve his suiferings.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-03-15
MISREPRESENTATION 1fARsHAIIr0wN. IOWA. MARCH

quarters and - soon a. Il u approved.
improvements Of the route will be taken
UP by the joine COMMITTEE Tho route ~
outlined across tho state runs from
pes MoinAo 70 Amos. story City. Rad
clino. Iowa Fails. Hampton ana Mason
(4ty
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CONVERTS ARE MANY
Northeastern Iowa Swept by Series Of
Successful Revival Msetinss-More
Than $500 Persons Respond to In
vitst;on in Eleven Cities - Many
Smaller Meetings Not included in
Estimate,

Estimate.
Waterloo. March 15.-Northeastern
Iowa has been more successfully evan
gelized In the past five months than
ever before. In eleven cities and towns
the converts will rise far above the
5000 mark. This estimate docs not
take into account small meetings held
in many OF the towns, where the con-
verts numbered less than Nifty. with the
exception of O.terville. There Evan
gelist George Stephens paid a visit ono
Sunday and won twenty-five for tho
better life in single service. The
great campaign conducted by DvanEel-
list Sunday in Waterloo naturally heads
the list, with s.357 converts. Follow
ing Mr. Sunday. the pastors Of various
churches or visiting ministers con-
was made fruitful by tho beneficient
exerted. 1t is probable. also that
without the big meeting. conducted
here in the tabernacle other evangel-
lists in neiShboriilg towns would not
have had the success that they eid.
There have been two prominent par
ties Of evangelists working in this
part OF the state-the Stephens Bros.
Of Toronto, Can. ana their helpers,
and the F'orsythes Of Waterloo, father
and mother. son and daughter-inlaw
Both Of these parties have met with
remarkable success In soul winning
Evangelist Fay Bell at vinton won
$50 converts.
There are two evanseiists Of nation
wide farne who reside IN Black Hawk
county. but who have been working In
other states the past season. They are
Oscar Lowry Of Cedar Falls and Rev
George H. Thompson. the harp evan
gelist, Of Waterloo. Mr.. Lowry has
been achieving success akin to Evan
geiist Sundays out in Colorado. He
holds his meetings IN large tabernaclel
ana the converts won In Q city Otter
exceed the 1000 mark. Just now h<
Is In Montana Mr.. Thompson hal
also had q most successful season
Judged from the number Of convert.
made.
Below Is a list Of cities ana town,
in this part Of the state which have
had rsvivals. and the number Of con.
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Knocked Daylights
Out of Rheumatism"

New Rheumatism Remedy 10 Artidets
For Uric Acid.
"By thunder. got whole caEc-n
dozen bottles OF the rTuss Rheuma-
tism Cure. determined to set cured
Of my 3-year case OF bull-dog inflam-
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out Of the system thru the pores Of the
skin. This condition can not be cured
unless you remove the cause. Bin-Tsr
Complsxion Tablets purify the blood.
strengthen the system and make your
akin healthy, thus restoring your com.
plexion 70 its clear. youthful appear.
+ Under the purifying ana tonic effect
Of Bin-Ter Complexion IAblsts the sys-
tenn win b built up ana your skin
4oleafed. usually in about ten days. Sold
and Recommended by Mcbride q Will.
Send 800 70 Bin-Ter Laboratory. 1SS u.
WashinSton St, Chicago. for large SAM
'pls.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-03-15
''PERUNA
HAS
SAVED
VI I
LIFE" !"



S. 8. Greenvne H. writes
caeazsh
mo a hundred yards without resting
dnyf
be thcust
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PlMPLEs CURED IN TEN DAYS
or YOUR MONEY BACK.

Any one who has pimples, boils.
blackheads. liver spots, open sores and
eruptions should know II II because OF
bad blood. The circulation has become
contaminated with matter that has dis
s:eS the blood. which - being forced
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Kafnor's Frie.
@oman BON 9beobor bon
3obeItiB.
(1~orticbnnl.)

tIorticbnnn.)
Wauiebrei iprang eilieIt 5uriid
= Die Droidfe aog an.
nS6oniten 9anfl" rief Sris au-
rid, i'd meroe Der @inlaoung
folgen! Auf @ieoerieben!"
Mauiebrei redte oerf redten Mrm
gum alten SettoiagensruBe emf
por, berlor babel iein Bafet ul,o
murmelte, pdbreno er iif biidte, es
mieoer a%uf5ubeben:
vNeige Dein Saupt, itol5er 81.
gambrerl"
Otto Sartiuig iuor ioeben aus
benz 4oaeg anrifgefebrt, aIs Sris
IN iein beideioenes Stiibben frat.
Ser Stu6ent erflarie iid) nit SreM.
Den bereit, i'm Big ouf meiteres BEL
li6 oufsunebmen.
uunentgeltlih," fuete er binou,
nmein gan5es fiiritlides SCENT itcbt
Dir unentseltlid 5ur gerfiieung.
Sur ben 4affee bes MorgenS muBt
0u meiner Bbiloie beaablen = %
i6ist Did fein @ott Dor! 3mon5i9
8fennige influiibe 8rotden, flint
uno5mon5g NIT Butter, aber Die i'll
immer ron5ig. BORT ouf Dem Sofa
fannit Gu 0adts iiber Die eoleil
8lieoer itreden, ih meroe Der
gbiloie elm 2iebcsgeoiht MAIDEN,
oann gibt iie uns pie1eidt nod
Elm &opffilien EXTRA. sic lit iebr
empfanelid fir lpriide Grgiiiie =
aud ibr Eohter6en Mnrtbo, Of.
mol ielbige erit fiinf5ebn 5dblt. gu,
aber beute miiiien mir uns 5n 9ei-
mem Gmpfonge einen 5riibidoppen
leilten oos sebt gar nidt an.
oersl Seq nidt erit ben Wantel
ob Der lit ia nod neu un6 mir
be lpenigitenS 5ebn Marf ouf BEN
2eibomt ergeben 10, min
fomnt' = es leben Die 8edtsgelebrs
ten uno Die Sdiffobrt unb Oct
SonbeIl"
Sris itarb Dor elmer alnidlass'
ianle uno ituoiertc oufnerfiom oos
nsddttse branorote 8lofot bes
&eifsbollen . 2bcoters. .3um sr-
ftenmale in Berlin. mar ba in
Rieienlettern gu Ieien. Critics
@nftreten Der Experimentation
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Wsun fonnte iit eisent!id
frenen, oab cine aneelegenbcit
Wie hieie, bel Der es ii6 nidt UNI
ntaterieae 5rogen banoelt, 10 aro-
pes Mufieben uno 10 aaeemeines
Sntereiie berporgerufen bot. Man
fornte es ols einen 8emei5 iilr
Die ioeale @%eiinnung bes oeutiden
Bottles anleben. 2eioer ober mii6en
iid in oieie ioeale &egune oIer-
lei uniaubere @lelnente etn, luie
politii1er SAB uno perionlide @or=
e~ingenommenbeit unb geraoe
bieie ideinen om Meiiten oa5ll BET
getragen gu baben, baB man ii6
lber Die Sade 10 aufgeregt bot.
Sd bobe beim 2eien bieier @rtitel
timer oas @efibl gebabt, DOB
binter al oieier leibeni6oftli6e,l
Infregung etpas gan5 onoereS
Itede, als oas Snterelie an Dem gu.
ten Bfarrer Satbo uno ieinen re-
ligioien Iniidten. llno oas maht
oos @an5e gu einem 8orfommnis
Iber ods mon lih ni6t freuell
fam, ionbern bos peinli6 beriibrt.
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3etfete iein 9ebem.

o8or' 81 Sabren mar id einem
ldredliden Sobe nabe," idreibt s.
9. Martin Sort Sarrelion, g. g.,
u@er5tc iogtert id bdtte oieS1nino-
Iubt uno mein. i6limmer @uitcii
l6ien oies gu beitatigen. Sd ber-
iudte allies Moglide, murbe bonn be.
item Mr5t IN @eoreetomn, g. g., be-
banoelt, elm Sobr lang. @aes bali
nidts. Gin Sreuno riet gu y9r.
Sings Stem Discovery. Sd bcr-
iuhte es, nn6 puroe ponit1noig ge.
beilt. Sd peroanfe oieiem Mittel
mein 2eben." gs lit garantiert Fir
@ulten, grfdltungen uno ale Gals.
@nt5inoungen. SOC uno $t.00.
Brobeflafde fret. Sci alien Drug
aifteu.
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&Drretpoaoen5. - Suling, b. q.
Suli 1911. Sbre beutige Sonntaes.
betrahtung iiber uSulius Hooen-
berg" bat mir cine belle Sreuoe be-
reitet. Sd femme Oenielben perion-
ltd nift, babe aber feline "8iloer
aus Dem 8erltner 2eben" Dor un9e-
fabr bret Sabren geleien. Sd bate
ibm oamals ein 4nerfennungsi6rei-
ben geianot, oa mid oieie Bill
Der 10 lebbaft on meme Sl1eello
in Berlin, in meIder Stoot i6 BIER
5ebn Sabre (1S74-88) (oieaeibt
Die idonlten meines 2ebens, Sbul-
iabre NIT eingeidlolien) gemobnt
babe, nidt melt bon ieinem &auie,
Wottboifirdplae, intereiiierten. Sd
erbielt ungefobr einen Wonat ipa-
ter Elm freunolides 9onfesidrei,
ben bon ibm oos i6, nie iid mol
Ser geneigte 2eier oenfen fam,
bod in @bren baIte.
Sn einem ietner Bidder lit aud
letr &%onterfel; es oetgt einen Iebr
geniiglamen, nit ltb uno Der @elt
5ufrieoenen Meniden,
9aB 8%ooenberg friiber 2epp bieB
uno luoiider @%bitammuna mar, bat.
te ih nidt tsetuuBt, ionoern erit
our6 Sbre perten 3eilen in Der
Notwithstanding %erfabren; bat
te mir es ober i9on gebodt, ct
items peeen Ieiner @eiidts5iige uno
5lpeitens tpegen ieiner Stennng-
nabme fir ieine @laubensgenolien
in ieinen Shriften, als ba 1inb:
Seine, Meperbeer, Menoelsiobn,
@enriette 9era uno Die 3obel, Die
Srau gornbogens, Die ouf ibreal
9ranfenbette fur3 Dor ibrem Soce
gu ibrer 9ienerin Gore iaete, o!s
oieielbe Tie snaoiee Srou nannte:
y@h mas, es bat iid ousgendoige.
fraut, nennt mid einfab &obel."
&dtaig Sabre; Elm idones @lter
fir oieien einfaden Monn, ser ols
beiiii6er St1oent, aus Dem l1eber-
fluB, in bog oan1als, in BEN fiinf5t=
ger Sobren, 10 falte uno troitlole
Berlin ieinen gin5us belt, utto
Der oieie Staot empormadien iah.
bon Sabr gu Sabr, BON Sabr5ebnt
5u Sabr5ebnt, mie er es inns in iei-
men Spa5iergangen 10 treu Dor Mu-
gen eefiibrt bat, Biz gum CODE @il-
belms oes griten, mo oenn cine
neue 8eriooe eintritt, (ein Sroum
ME er ielbit iagt), Die Come 8il-
belms oes 3peiten. v9ulce eft pro
potria mort, aber id muB ioaen.
oaB bas 2eben, oieies regelmdBiec.
einfode, rubige2eben oieies Iannes
orh Elm iiiBes, aufrieoenes eenannt
meroen fam. MSge ibm nod ELI
LANCER 2ebensnbeno beidieoen fem.
Brof. S. Saentidel,
2uling, Seras.
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Gin Cob in @erien.

Bon Tep. $. Stubenpon, &liiou,
Sa., in @nerfennune bon Or. Sings
Reue 2ebenspilen:
Sic iino 10 notig Der @eiunobeit,
Saltet iie itets i'm Sauie bereit.
8eriudtet Sbr anoere pergebens,
Nebmt Or. Sings Binen bes Sc
bens.
9ur 25c BEL alien Druegiiten.
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gdns ben sieren.

g.: SEA, Der Didterling @erierl
bat ia piebar einmaI sana elenoia
ben 9egafus eeI6unoenl"
g.: Gut. baB ids meiB = ben
@obling iperoe i'd eleif beim 9ier
id,usperein onseigen!"
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Meiit gum beiten balt Die @elt,
@as man fir lein 9eltes balt.
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unrubigung aufridtig ~altgl1ubiger
&reiie b~ingepieien baben. Der STUFF
nod uSrennung bon 6tnat mnc
Stride" miro laut uno lauter. Sur
Serbeifiibrung ertragliher 3uftdn-
De foroern mir: /. Die @%ntitaotli.
dung Der 4irhen, Die poIe 3nriit-
8iebung Der Staatsgepalt uno BET
lanoesberrlihen @epalt aus Del,
refigioien &dmpfen Der @egentport
Cine ginbeit uno cine Norm in
2ebre uno @~ottesDienit innerbal6
elmer &eligionsgeieaihaft at erbal-
ten lit nidt Mufeabe oes Stoates,
nod oarf es bon Dem 2~onoesberrn
erpartet ober unternommen fper.
ben. 3ugleid bamit foroern mir I:
2. cine grunbidBlide &eform Der
9erfaiiune Der epangeliiden San.
oesfirhen, oarin, oaB oeren geinein-
lame 4ufgabe uno @etpalt auf Die
6iiBere Siiriorge fir @rbaltuns
rnb Soroerung firhlider 4emter
un6 @inriftungen beibr1nft, cos
Red,t Der gin5eleemeinoe, iiber Die
Notwithstanding ibrer @eiis-
lihen uno iiber Oronung fires
@ottesoienites 5u befinoen, ertnei.
teri, bas 8eht Der M~inoerbeiten,
gleihpiel melder Ridti,ng, geiet-
Iid feitgeiteGt, Die firdIiden Ser,
tretungen Oltrd elm freies @oblper.
fabren 81 @nieben sebradt mer-
BEN
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-30

Robert Black, of Little Rock, for
mer Pine Bluff boy, who is now one
of the best catchers in the Little Rock
city baseball league spent yesterday
here with friends. He plays with the
United Clothing Company team, which
recently played a game here.
Wilhelm Strauss, who has been Wis.,
iting relatives and friends in this city
for several weeks, left yesterday at
ternoon on trip to his home at
tharlevoix, France. He recently came
here from Lexington, Miss, where he
visited relatives, and has since been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs B. A. Thai
heimer
III. w. L. Dewoody has returned
:: points in Mississippi, where he
ID friends for some weeks. He
visited a few days in Memphis
IS X. Jones, Of Little Rock, and
:. Jones, of Bastrpo, La, brothers
OF Mrs. J. f. Rutherford, who were
here to attend the funeral of the late
John F. Rutherford have returned to
their home
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-30
FOR SALE.

most excellent tract of land con-
sisting of 50 acres situated on M:-
Fadden road. 4 miles north Of court
house, with the following improve
ments
One nice bloom residence, with ali.
S-foot hall and pantry; barn. I
lot fenced With wire: fine we'll soft
water; one cotton house and chicken
house, one acre in orchard, consisting
OF peaces, apples and plums: so
acres is in cultivation and the remain-
der covered with fairly good timber.
consisting of white oak, pin oak, piue
and red oak.
This is one of the incest little
farms anywhere around Pine Bluff
and is now offered at a bargain price
of $4,000. This price includes fine
growing crop Of cotton and corn.
with the exception Of acres which
has been rented for this year. The
emoluments from same. however. viii
go to purchaser. Apply to
s. NJ. TWTNE.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

AT THE JEFFERSON-.Julus Blu
mcnthal New York; A. T. Barone, Lee
roy New York; J. R. Prewitt, Tillar;
w. J. Evans, Yellowpine, La; Lynn T.
Pyer, St. Louis; J. w. Massengale,
Plum Bayou; Miss Massengale, Plum
Bayou; Miss Beloate, Plum Bayou; W.
A. Ector, Memphis; c. E. Wise, Mem
phis; James l.. Bradford, Seafuth,
Canada; W. J. Evans, Yellowpine. La :;
A. c. Whiteluish, Little Rock; Walter
Witty. Little Rock; c. II. Haring,
chicago; W. G. Guerin, Memphis; !.
II. Hunt, st. Louis; Charles Laudell,
Memphis; Nelson A. Huist, Memphis !;
!. B. Russell, Springfield, Mo-: John
J. Bailey, Chicago; II. G. Walter, Vel
lowpine, La; T. H. Nelson and wife,
Clio; DR.. L. L. Kennedy, Louisville,
W. ". Draper, Nashville.
AT THE ARLING fON-C. p. Smith.
Chicago: Mrs. j. E. Thomas, Littla
Rock; T. r. Bondurant, St Louis
C. N. Lemon, Little Rock; w. S. Jew
ell. Little Rock: G. ID. Rankin, Var
r ~ Y. 2 TIC ry. Hct S~.i~~s: ri~.--
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Custer-Isaacs.
Mrs, ]. G. Custer announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Mamie
Virginia Custer, to Bert Allen 1saacs.
which will take place at 4:30 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, August 1, at
the home of the brides mother at No.
500 West Fifth avenue The wedding
will be a quiet home affair with only
a few friends and the relatives of the
bride in attendance. Rev. w. C. Day.
idson, pastor of First Methodist
church, will read the ceremony. Fol-
lowing the ceremony an informal re-
ception for friends will be held be-
fore the departing time of the couple.
They expect to leave at Sis o'clock
over the Iron Mountain. They have
not decided Oh their trip
Miss Custer is we'll known in social
circles. She is most attractive and
lovable young lady and. has large
following of friends who will extend
her their best wishes. Mr.. Isaacs,
Who holds a responsible. position with
the Grand Leader Dry Goods Compa-
ny is we'll known young man and is
considered promising young bust
here for several years.