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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-19
LentZ Lodge.

Lentz Lodge.
 Lentz Lodge No II, D. of H., will hold special call meeting this after noon at o'clock. All members are urged to be present. Business of inn portance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-19

White Sale.
 The Young Woman's Society of the First Methodist church will give a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-19

White Sale Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. H. '. Holderness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-19

M. EISENKRAMER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-19
s3--  RIx-y-~rssNpe. Flour %, @

The leader in every territory, where it is sold The mill is locat- ed at Chester, Ill.,, where Omega Flour is made and the owners have. spent the greater part of their lives and large sum of money in perfect ing the Omega Flour and every barrel or sack is guaranteed by them as well as by their representatives, the J. F Speers Co.,, of this city.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
News
SLATER

YIN. Meschede and r. NJ. Rey-
DA1s two OF Marshan's popular
psyyers were here IN business
wednesday.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart and baby have
rpenrned TO their home in Amarillo
TG~, after a pro.racted visit to
krr parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Yreed-
Misses Clara Boilman and lone
Leisure were shopping In Marshall
Thursday.
Miss Anna Brown was the guest
q few days last week OF Mrs.
nuslfon Allison OF Marshall.
Mrs. J. W. Howard has returned
Tn her bome in Mexico after sew
~val days visit with Mrs. Minnie
Gaines
a. n. Dickson OF Hardeman spent
|. 7sv days las. week with relatives
here
James wetton, wife and daugh-
fer Miss Belle, left one day last
WITH LOT ,dhiVTibd WhAti' hNy
viii make a ~protracted visit.
Hugh Hubbird OF Kansas arrived
hrue one day last week for a visit
with his mother who he has not
-xw for twenty five years.
Mrs. w. II. Laire has returned to
her home in Kansas City after a
srw days visit at the home Of j..
a Stern.
Thomas Goodman OF q Fish
Creek was on our streets Monday.
r j. Stivers and wife OF Orear-
vile were shopping here Monday
ard were dinner guests OF ID. j..
Dickson and family.
Mrs. J. Noels and daughter Miss
Nellie went TO Kansas City Sat-
ur,ay 20 consult nm occulist about
fhP latters eyes.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
AYRES

Jake and Dick Cook returned
from Ilhrois this week where they
has5 been visiting. Their mother
cnme home with them.
Miss Bonnie Petycord who has
brqn visiting friends here return
cd home Wednesday.
otto Rupert ard family visited
nj Arsley Garnctts Sunday.
Rasier Norveli spent Sunday at
Tom Hatfields.
Miss Ethel Dulaney Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Will Gains this
week.
Mr.. Thornberg and daughter
wrn, 10 Kansas City Tuesday TO
visit several weeks before return
ing TO their home In Tennessee.
John Norris OF Slater made n
business trip "a this neighbour
bood Monday.
ID. p. Storts Is having lumber
banled 70 build a barn on his
farm near Ayres
Harry Hummell ard wife visited
NJ J. w. Ayres Sunday.
Mrs. John Walker Is visiting In
Concord.a this week.
Johnnie and Otto Ruper, were in
Slater Wednesday.
Tmyman Smith made his regular
trip to Capitol Hil Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ayres visited
in Slater Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Wood and little son
reaprned home Tuesday after
short visit with Slater friends.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Weber on
Saturday Jan. rs, 1911, n boy.
Mrs. Anna Larue was called to
D~unksburg ON Thursday OF last
OF last week to be at the bedside
OF Mrs. Arthur Dickerson who Is
seriously III. Mrs. Larue returned
home Sunday and reports Mrs
Dickerson slowly improving.
Mr.. and A. p. Reager and daugh
ter Miss Frances OF Elmwood were
Sunday guests OF ID. NJ. Harris and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Elsea spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Katlender.
Several from here were in Black
burn Saturday.
Mrs. X. L. Kuntz and brother,
Henry Menegah went TO Concordia
Monday TO visit their mother Mrs
Tony Menegali.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Harris and
daughters, Misses Minnie and Maud
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Reager OF Elmwood.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
DUNKERD CHURCH

Fine weather at present.
Wood johnson and family were
visiting Ray johnson and family
a few days ago.
Asa Duncan made his regular
trip to Slater Saturday.
Estell Discard was calling on
Joe Duncan Sunday.
Bill Burnett was cutting wood
a few days ago and found some
bees In an old tree he said he got
"a big dish pan full Of honey.
James Thornton was over the
iiige a few days ago enroa.eto
John Balews on business.
VIII Steffen y a a Glasgow call
err the latter part 90 last week.
John w. Hays Our husting young
farmer is swapping corr for w. r.
Burnett.
j. II. Wilson was a little Rock
caller the latter part OF last week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
MT. LEONARD

z, p. Grimes was up to Oak
Grove Tuesday on business.
Joe WEIGH who has been sick
for the past month 10 improving
Mrs, James Brent and Mrs. w,
w Lynch OF Sedalha were here lasi
week to see their brother who 4
sick.
Mrs. Prank Knott is very sick
ut present.
Mrs, George Sylvester leit Tuei
day tor Kansas City nor treatment
vt St. Joseph h0spital
A bank was Organised here Wed
nesday afternoon with = capital 81
$4,000 We fsiled to get p~arf1caiaS<
~ 10 the preaidsnt that WINS elect
ed. Mr.. Brdghtwell al Marshall
viii be In charge OF the business.
Died IT their home n0rth oftowu
llttle Joe Robiaon Knott, con oil
Mr.. end Mr.. Thomas Knott. TIN
'HttJe FELLOW had uever been strong
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GAS RIA
NEW FRANKFORT

Hugo Winston OF Slater visited
his uncle b. Winston and family
Owe Sunday.
Rev. Swart the p. T.. Of Kansas
City will preach az the Evangelical
Church Friday evening Feb. 10th
Everyone invited.
Minnie Maddox spent a few days
with relatives In Slater.
Henry Lemm and sister returned
from st. Louis.
Mrs. Sullivan has purchased prop
erty in New Frankfort and will
move there the LIST OF March.
Ed Whining will have a public
sale the 18th OF the month. He
and family viii go west. F. II,
Rhoades has rented his farm for
the coming year.
All the sick in this community
are about well again.
Roads are improving.
q. c. Whining went to Kansas
City after cattle Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
GRAND PASS

Mrs. d. weddle Is visiting In
Marshall.
The funeral OF the little child
OF MIR. and Mrs. Knott was preach
ed at the Baptist church Saturday
by Rev. Bolton OF Marshall. The
parents have the sympathy OF the
community.
Y. Chrlstman transacted BUSH
ness in Malta Bend Saturday.
Rev. Scott will fill his regular ap
poin.ment at the Christian church
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Morland and
children are in Kansas City attend
ing the great revival services be-
ing held there by Revs. Martin
and Scoville.
The w. G.. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. f. @. Treadway next We'd
nesday afternoon.
The ladies OF che w. c. 7. LOT
Waverly VIII give n Matrons con
ties. at the M. L. Church here in
the near future.
Mrs. A. L. Riley is prepared to
crochet the new style popular
caps, motor caps for ladies and
children also crochet work In silk
or zephyrs also Irish crochet
ties.
Mrs. L. q. Treadway was guest
OF Mrs. Bolton al Marshall last
Friday.
Mrs. b, Smith attended the
funeral and burial OF her aunt
in Malta Bend Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
son formerly of Gallatin have NOV
ed on the farm OF Andrew Platner
near Malta Bend.
Mrs. Luther McReynolds who
was quite sick Is better.
Mrs. II. Utterling entertained her
Sunday School class a few even
ings ago. Five courses OF dainty
refreshments were served
The hostess iR her usual genial
way helped the young folks to
pass several happy hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. joe Platner en-
tertsined many young folks here
with a social hast Friday night
The Odd Fellows gave an ex-
cellent oyster supper Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
GILLIAN

Hayden white who has been
east for the past few years spent
a few days with his parents here
last week.
Miss Julia Jordon one OF our
popular young ladies was visiting
in Marshall Saturday.
ChaA. Wagner OF Odessa a form
er resident OF this place visited
friends here Sunday.
II. c. Duncan shipped OF
hogs Wednesday.
q. d. Swinney purchased the
butcher shop OF o. r. Roberts this
week.
Mrs. Frank Hilmas is spending
the week with home folks.
The Strollers Quartette was
well attended and very much en-
joyed last Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
HARDEMAN

The sick people are all reported
better Mt this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eastman cele-
brated their 9th wedding anniver
sary Sunday by inviting a few of
their relatives and friends 10 spend
the day with them. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Bingham
OF Marshall, Homer Jennings and
mother OF Arrow Rock, Clint East
ham and daughters, Misses Nora
and Jessie OF Cooper county, Q. J
Gibson and wife, Henry Niemier
and family, Michael Hillen OF Kan
q City and Misses Kate Swinney
and May Goodloe.
c. C. Gibson and family YER the
guests Sunday OF Mrs. Charlie Jose
and family,
Joe Hilien and con, Morris spent
a few days last week in Kansas
City where he went to buy cattle'
Mn. N. c. 0oodloe and grandson
were guests Sunday OF Arch Good
loe and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest odell were
guests: Sunday Of Turner Embry
who = real sick.
Henry Haessmeaer, wife and
daughter Nnre caAling on CIemencs
Winkter and Ismily sunday night
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
Missouri.

and 1t pleased Providence to e
move II to n place where II will
wait for the mother and father
who have another treasure to look
forward TO meeting. Great sym
pathy Is felt for the bereaved par
ents.
Orville Spencer was mt Black
burn on business Monday.
We understand n DR.. from Spring
field, Ill Ii thinking of locating
here. We failed to learn his name
but he should have every encour-
agement as our town is sadly In
need OF a physician, as the clost-
est one IL more than four miles.
Miss Minnie Hockensmith spent
Sunday with her parents at Odes
sa.
ID. c. Bolton OF Marshall was here
Wednesday to preach the funeral
OF a Mr.. Curd from Trenton, Mo-,
a brother of Steve Curd north OF
town.
Miss Daisy Dean OF st. Louis,
assistant corresponding sec. for
the missionary union OF Missouri
lectured ON general mission work
at the Baptist church here Tues
day night. A good crowd at
tended and a splendid lecture was
heard.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03

being considered established In
Sweet Springs In the near future,
Last Saturday the body OF Mrs
p. b. Parson was brought from
Kansas City to the home OF her
sonrin-law, John Arnold, from
which place 1t was inferred at
Fairview cemetery after short flu
neral services.
Wedding bells will ring in the
near future for a popular young
couple in Sweet Springs with
more to follow soon says Dame
Rumor.
Tuesday the body OF Robert
Horde OF Kansas City was taken
TO the homef OF his aunt Mrs. A. j.
Tisdale where after n short service
was laid to rest In Fairview Gene
terry.
Rev. John Crockett OF Branson,
Mo-, was visiting here the first OF
the week.
Prof. F. F. Hawley was in Mar
sahll over Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Killion has Joined her
husband who il ill at ] Fl. Me-
Guires. 3
|. M. Wall Of Jefferson was here
Monday enroute to his fathers
home, where his father is quite
in.
Miss Annie Simrall who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. ID.
Simrall Is in Liberty at the bed-
SIDE OF her brother.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
TAs Kind You Have Always Bought
signature .sass enc Of IMM1Xw
JESTER

Lester Sadewhite and wife from
He5ndon were visiting home folks
in Marshall the first of the week.
IGhnnle Hall from Slater was
washing friends in Marshall Sat
uriay and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sadewhite
ssr simmer Sunday with j, s. Lewis
snss family.
Miss Mary Adams 10 visiting in
thu shackeIford vicinity this
veek
ERNEST Young made his regular
trip Sunday afternoon.
Mrs- Joe Marksbury spent Last
Tn&~day with Mr.. and Mrs J. 4
LaGzA.
UEzs Ida Lewis entertained q
sMw of her friends last Tuesday
z{iEhf In playing cards. Those who
wusr present were Misses Laurs
Ukherman. Rena, Lula and Orr
l0Dxksburry, Maudie Sadewhite
I1nBdiA vesser. Julia Desmond
Unnsuz. Marcus vesser, Cecil MAJ
~. John Sadewhite, Herman and
Hsnnk Haberman, Mr.. and Mrs, c
~ Lswia. All reported a pheasant
GnnsL
uEz Haberman and little sor
- are Visiting in Kansas City
0n week.
lbn- Charley Lewis IL ON tbs
- HI tfz3s enek.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
NEW HOME

We did not make our appearance
last week as we missed the mail
carrier.
Misses Minnie and Maude Harris
spent Monday with their sister,
Mrs. Hugo Stolberg near Sweet
Springs.
r. q. Kuntz sawed wood for
August Katlender ON Tuesday Of
last week.
Miss Frances Reager OF Elmwood
visited relatives In this vicinity =
few days last week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
BLACKBURN

ii. Gunther and daughter VIM
ME from Waverly were shopping
here Monday.
Several from Alma attended the
show. here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John John were
shopping here Tuesday.
Jim Rollins returned TO Slater
Tuesday after several days visit
with homelolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schroeder of
nea Concordfa visited Mr. and
Mrs. y. C. Brunk horst Monday and
Tuesday.
Several r complaining with the
grip.
Misses Virginia and Bessie Paul
ing were shopping here Tuesday,
Mrs. Oquest, daughter and son
from near Mt. Leonard were shop
ping here Wednesday.
Samuel Taylor from Idaho FalIs,
Idaho 10 Waiting his brother I. p
Taylor.
Go to Brunkhorst Bros. and .
their line OF spring goods on sale,
Special prices on laces, embroid-
cries and white goods. Also 20
per cent diaeonnt ON mems cordu-
roy pants and boys suits.
Joe Flair and Harry Cramar,
were passengers 70 Kansas city
Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
Asthma

Is n distressing disease. DR.. Bells
p5nr-Tar Honey relieves almos;
INSTANTLY. We guarantee II to give
satisfaction.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03
The Store that sells
Wo0ltex.

We are now showing this
famous line Of Womens
Garments for spring. Wool
tex styles are original ideas
worked out by a staff Of
expert designers in the
home Of the Wooltex and
approved by Madame Saw
arie Of the Wooltex fashion
bureauin Paris. Come and
see them, they are some
thing worth while.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03

Come to this sale expecting the greatest values you have
ever seen, you II not be disappointed We are determined TO
close out every winter garment during this sale. Early
choosers will getth best selections. Come at once.
The Marshall republican., 1911-02-03

The new spring Skirts
are more beautiful than
ever before. We are show.
ing all the new shades and
the most correct styles. A
long nobby coat with a
handsome skirt will be much
worn during the spring and
summer months. Visit this
store where nothing but the
best and most fashionable
wearing apparel are shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

A PLAIN, UNVARNISHED REAL ES-
 TATE TALE.
 BY JEROME TUCKER. 1 have for sale lot S0x123 just off Lin den street on what Is known as Cald- well avenue, extended.
 This is the street that runs in front of the residence of J. c. Maben, Jr Esq, and the lot in question is in the same block with the handsome resi- dences of Messrs Allen J. Krebbs, W H. Porter and W. H. Kettig.
 The adjoining lot to the one I am of fering GOO 133) has just been sold fol s10,00o, and the lot l am offering ls equally as desira ble in every way, think. I consider that the one just sold tand I sold it) was sold for less thar it's value and these. two lots are among the very best in this city.
 The location is convenient It is close to beautiful Highland avenue and equal, ly as close to what will be beautiful : little park. The lot is unqualfiedly per feet physically. It fronts south, with z beautiful view of mountain and valley It is an alley corner and the alley is paved with brick. There will be but twe houses on these two lots, one lot being 100 feet front and this one 80 feet front There is at this time on the lot 6 large, od-fashioned two-story resi- dence, worth to wreck about $100O. This house must be moved and should bt wrecked The lot is offered for $S0Ot with no charge for the house. At least one-half cash is required.
 | shall be pleased to discuss the mat. ter further with you.
 JEROME TUCKER,
 POT Fist Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
FOUND
FLORIDA FARM LANDS

of seven fruit farm CTS; how poor men actually went about it to get farms. What they did first year. second year, etc. How success came. Details of how to build a home. what crops to raise. all about mar kets. schools, good roads. health, hunt ing, fishing. social pleasures. Complete book free. Write Arcadia Groves, Dept
 1OS. Chicago. 4-26-tt,aM
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

A NEW HOME. MY CUSTOMERS GET THE PICK OF THE LARGEST LIST OF, PROP ERTY IN THE CITY.
 THAT IS WHY I SELL so MUCH PROPERTY.
 SOUTH 20TH STREET HOME. Just above the Phoenix Club, on large. high lot, overlooking the city. You can buy a very fine brick home, one that is new, has every modern improvement and one that will surely advance in value very rapidly. This home will de- light any one-let me show it to you, then tell you how cheaply it can be bought by paying as much as $2,50) cash.
 SPECIALS. HIGHLAND HOME. A little cash and the balance in easy
 payments will buy a lovely home and
 also prove to be a paying investment. This special place Is brand new, two
 stories and large basement, has seven rooms and bath. Is heated with fur mace and grates. finished in oak and
 birch. Beautifully decorated. On
 paved street, F block of cars. Ideal
 place for a young business man with a
 small family The price should be
 s6, 50O It is only s5,5OO.
 IDEAL HOME SITE-$5.000. Just above Highland Ave-, on Beech street, I can sell you a 70-foot corner
 lot for only 5000. This property will
 soon be worth $100 a foot. Is now the most desirable lot in the city. Go see It. or phone me to show you.
 BEST COTTAGE IN WOODLAwN. This is practically new, built of very
 best material. has all modern improve
 ments, has six large rooms and bath, on 50th street, not far from cars. Let me tell you why this pretty little home has to be sacrificed. $500 is the cash payment required.
 HIGH GLASS HOME-SNAP.
 This is on the best street and in the best | block in West End. It is a new, two story S-room furnace heated house l Has A-sawed oak floors and every | modern improvement known to Bir- mingham builders. You will find this | home equal to any $7,500 s. Highland | home and the location is or will soon | be just as expensive. the lot is large | (5Oxl9O). Now the price is less than
 5000 and $500 cash will get it.
 s15O CASH AND $35 A MONTH.
 Will buy a swell little bungalow, close l in, near Ft. Heights and llth ave, north. This one is brand new, has five
 rooms bath and hall. Is beautifully finished, inside and out. On high, | terraced lot. This one is complete in
 every detail. A real bargain as home | or an investment.
 61a ACRES-CLOSE IN.
 On car line this side of Germana Park.
 This property makes a fine truck farm
 y1nok fine subdivision. | Close price for a quick sale. GEO. O. MARRY,
 19O51h Second Ave. Phones 2572'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
LOOK!

New 6-room California bungalow, close In on Northside, 200 feet from car near churches, schools; all improvements in and paid for. beautiful lot well drained, large basement, arranged for servants quarters, coal, laundry, etc., Peck Hammond furnace, oak floors, mirrowed doors, medicine cabinet, slid ing doors, buffers pantry, large rooms and porches, handsome paper, nice cleo tric fixtures, switches, and, of course, modern plumbing. In fact, every con venience possible for convenience and beauty. $4250 will buy 1t from owner
 on terms to suit purchaser Save s250 by buying from owner. Bell Main 6457
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

PRETTY BUNGALOW. East of goth st., beautiful. wide lot, rooms. new. oak floors, tile bath. beam ceiling, built-in book cases, etc; east ex- posture; only $6750 Terms easy.
 SEE WALTER E. BARNES. 2129 3d Ave Bell 5946. Peoples 2215. FOR SALE-New multi copy machine; Premier typewriter; fine Victoria and Phateton 20 acres suburban property; also modern city home. Bargains; must sell. 521 Empire
 FOR SALE-1200 acres of unimproved farm land, south Alabama, near rail- road. Address Z-S2, care Age-Herald SODA FOUNTAIN snap; almost new "iceless'' system; a money maker; cash or payments. Address R-S2, care Age-Herald.
 SPECIAL BARGAIN-40 acres at station near Bessemer; fertile soil; sacrificed at $20O0 for immediate sale. Will sell half or all. See owner, 521 Empire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
FOR SALE

RATES-One cent a word a day; no nd. taken for less than 25c for first in-
 sertIon. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. SOME OF OUR SPECIALS IN FARMS 76 acres beautiful land in 6ia miles of courthouse Over half this land is in fine cultivation; good dwelling and good tenant house; fine spring of wa ter, branch running through the place: plenty of assorted fruits; near three churches and good school. See this bar gain at once, it will please you. It is near small town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

.00 per acre, 545 acres of the very best land; 200 acres level land in high state of cultivation; fine stream runs through the place; good Groom house, tenant houses; several fine springs, some of which are mineral; 150 acres virgin timber; 200 acres second growth pine: 500 acres of this land, can be cul- tivated Nothing better; see us.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02
ONE CENT 4 WORD |ONE

RATEs-One cent n word a day; no ad.
 taken for less than 25c for first Inser-
 tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-02

 BEAUTIFUL 2-story home St. Charles st.; beam ceiling; hardwood floors, large living and dining rooms, kitchen bed- rooms, furnace heat: fine lot; price way below market; terms easy. Owner. Ad- dress O-S3 Age-Herald.
 FOR SALE. Lot 50x240; located on 12th avenue, be- tween 34th and 35th streets, Norwood Place; 2-story, 9 rooms, No. 342l. It IS an elegant home only year old. It has furnace heat; strictly modern. It is the most splendidly finished and conven- ienty arranged inside I ever saw Price only s7500. It is in fact worth, this day, $10,000 Wesley M. Smith, Betnea Real Estate and Insurance Co.,, 027 3d avenue.
 FOR SALE-Lease and all or part of furniture for S-room house in first class condition; one of the best loca- tions on Northside; rent $50 month; income will soon pay for furniture; owner leaving state. 510 North 25th street.
 FOR SALE-Ten-room house, furnished complete and full of boarders. Ad- dress Owner, W-SS, Age-Herald