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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
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FOR SALE, STEAM HEATING PLANT.
SASH, DOORS AND FRAMES. AP
FOR SALE. SODA FOUNTAIN. Show
cases. counters, two cash registers.
shelving stock of cigars ano to-
oaccos An excellent location for a
confectionery store or similar line
of business. UneXpired lease Apply
!. w WADE, 42i North Sixth street.
SECOND Ian ID MACHINERY BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged. /. BLUE OItD *
CO, loso-4z East Cary Street
FOR SALE. y GOOD FIREPKoOF
sale, cheap for cash: deliver ON the
cityl first iioor free OF cost. Address
X. 7. LlPSCOMBE, City. Phone Mad
ison iSl.
WANTED. TO SELL a FIRST CLASS
retail BOOK. stationery and art goods
store situated in one of the best
Good reason for selling. Address d
900, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ONE RUBBER-TIRED
sunabout, $50. one top buggy. s35.
rubber tires: one phaeton. 500; one
top buggy, $50, one coal cart. SIS;
one farm wagon, $50 THOS. IL
: DUKE & CO. 500 Brook Avenue.
EAT SMlTHFlELD SAuSAGEl EAT
Smithiield sausage! For sale at your
Srocers
FOR SALE, LARGE STOCK OF BUs1-
ness wagons. both top and open for
all uses. Lowest prices. a MEY-
ER's SONS. 7sl Is. Cary Street,
FOR SALE Ar ONCE. ONE LARGE.
square. antique gilt inantel mirror.
$50. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TO SELL. BUSINESS COL
Carolina bargain for you Ad-
dress L 5li. care Times Dispatch.
tkei Gslare nr Spd,E.
For EXCHANGE. 4 SPLENDID II.
come property in the fashionable
northwest section of Washington, u.
c.. Well rented to good tenants. Tor
large country place near Rlcnmond
Va. Address JAMES j. HAMPTON
Co. INC. 1910 G Street. y. W.. WASH
inston. ID. c.
1.20o-ACRE JAMES RIVER FARM: g.
room room. house nous nye te s;ia' four
duces 100 bushels corn tons hay
and 30 bushels wheat to acre No
better land anywhere. sS5 acre. c.
Is WOOD. JR-. & Co. Real Estate.
GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE NEAR NEW
park; splendid Investment or homo:
$500. c. b. WOOD, JR, &c CO.,
Real Estate. 1920 Hull st. Richmond.
Va
1o0-ACRE FARM NEAR RICHMOND;
broom house; all stock, crops and
furniture. $4,000, C. B. WOOD. JR..
G. CO.
FOR SALE. THREE HUNDRED FEET
on best avenue In Highland Park,
and the best location near Baptist
church. A J. WARREN, AIS North
Sixth Street.
NICE NEW DWELLING AND FEW
acres on Ashland car line. near Rich
mond. at less than cost OF house.
f0LLANH 6 BAGBY. Richmond. Va.
1g5alItfn.
1 OFFER An EIGHT- PoUND TURKEY
from now to January 1, or tho cash.
10 everybody agreeing to deposit reg
uiarly in bank 81 or more. IL Il.
REID. No. 2s North Ninth Street
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold Soous in any quanu.y Phone
Madison 1851
h Z y DH a n d MACHINERY OF
every description bought d. full
value CLARENCE COSBY, 1923 Z.
Gary St Lhone Madison 1926
AnomB 1gaanlet.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED BY
young men. 239, care Times Dis
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
BAKERY,

A LARGE POUND CAKE. Csc. DRINK.
ARDS. 423 LIZ North Sixth
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FIGHT CHESTNUT BLIGHT
LeSsinture to be Asked tn Protect
Iimbcr 90 Stule.

preliminary acuon iooking to the
piVteCIiOn u tnv chestnut tImOer OF
.He STAGE from the cncTUaclilGenIs OF
Ia. chSsthut DNSnt. Vas tak.n yea
teruay morning ut ii conference nelu
Stt"stn CoHi.IIssIoner GvurS. NJ
NVihet. or Inc S.dIr Department OF
AsIiSuitufo; IN. iiaN.n AietcuiL, OK the
l%oofatory OF forest paluuIu,,y, Ma
Die. fivt-ner. r..eu anu nlarh. OF Tao
''isIHi" ioiytecnnlc institute
was determined that tne Legs
t"ie snail DC Hsned 10 appropriate u
sum su4iiciSnt 20 insure a1vuG.lu iuuas-
uIes AGAINST tne oisnt. or. Nel.atL
pioElsvu the IuIl Gu-upurauou OK ms
uvpaF .ineHt. wulLn WIZ De IN the az
icNtion OF Inspection anu TIE securing
ol IntoTnIaI4on
ihIs piIsnt is parasitic spore,
Nh'.a has destroyed mucn chestnut
inner III tehhsy wanna. It's preaenSv
nus ovsE lounu 1Or some tIno past ia
HaISiahd ana W est Virginia Nyn.ru
~ - no" oeinS fought, anu it mas
GERS to tue Nortn. 1T ~ not oelcyea
however. that SO far moro than 400
trees are affected. IL the trunk is
as'ackeu' the tree soon dies, wniie X
portion toucheu wiii ole ana the tree
MAJ ave TOR many years,
mere Is no Known cure. All that
"a. AN De done is TO cut Gown the ar
80 eS'cu trees SO that the parasite VIII
hot spread The total loes from tins
cause Is estimated at S2o,uVU.OUU. the
Naiue Oh the chestnut timber in ylr.
3 t..'u IS estimated by AIR. koincr ut
sao.ooo.ooV, ana this II is proposed 10
save II possible Experts must be,
enpioyed TO examine the trees, and
~ III THIS e&pense which the LeEIs-
iature VIII 10 asked to meet I'm.
.Nph can be done only in the
sei"iner months, SO the campaign can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
IN one of the most thriving towns and
wealthy neighborhoods in Albemarle
countyh In the heart OF the quarry
section: for livery business ana
blacksmith: also wheclwright. Writo
lof Iull particulars. Address l. 5I2
care Times Dispatch 49,
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5tlt5leiianeouo.
SHOE REPAIRING.
WINDOW CLEANING.

WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
spec atty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon
roe 3l2O
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New NIilI,Is omc.r.

inc Adjutant-General is notified that
Lew Wood, Jr., has been elected nrs,
iiieu.enaht and Frank c. Brooke, second
lieutenant. OF Company C. Second In
iantry, at Warrenton
y Atso mat second Lieutenant Charles
aahtry; at Newport News. has been
SSie n, hrst Lieutenant. ami that Fourtn
oerseant Harris O. Andrews has been
elected second lieutenant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

AT tho request of the owner, we will
sell at public auction. on tho premises,
on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER as, 1911,
nj 1890 T. Nj
the above property.
This nice brick house of ten roons
bath. etc. is In splendid condition, and
In an unsurpassed location fronting
the park Always commands first
admirable home a bargain NAV be
expected
TERMS: At sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

GENERAL HOUSE CLEANER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

The Atlantic Land and
Improvement Company,
Office of the Secretary
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting OF stock
holders OF The Atlantic Land and
Improvement impanv will be held
at the otace OF the Company In the
City of Richmond, Va. on TUESDAY,
the 2lst day of November. A. D.
1911. at 1880 o'clock p. NJ
II. L. BORDEN,
Secretary.
Novemher 1911
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G4alItfn.
Annns Gaanlen.

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED BY
young men. 233, care Times Dis
patch.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
@loprabu.

Ser CT lfrcpet Ell bel gerbenslitc=
ratur ON 2anbet ,.gloorabo", set
gplone 2ano, lpm man pagt an
bragte ct steo / Spoamerifa % onl-
gao lneo Ell @lorie al Saan. Set
lpnes mr. ifriper ct rbenlanbif gIao,
lom ON Mon pirfclig bar fllnbet set
Steo, Ser ligger til @rllno for Gag
meme S slnoesbiergene Set n,tna-
relbe Columbia lieger Ser IN $50
pes gfapn @ltatapita i tire Slllinbe
sieters Spioe operSanet % Ner pes
ben en- lille 81 al iamn1e gsann
Spen ct finn nogle faa Spnher 2anb
Itpr % ca. 40 lfeter Dpb. S lpneIt
fprlplmbne Sioer bar oenne 81 ct
Sferlte0 for Sleb:letlcba'erne, 2an=
BETS oprinoeIige Snobpesere. Sponi-
ernie, lom fom til 2onoet, beparebe
Seretninger ON bette @,tIiarFoITs
Sfiffe. Sepoinget ior Solicit DOR
tillige Dpperlteprult, % boer1 9lar
poa beitemte Sioer ieiIeoe bon no
paa 8uatapitas Sp en- mes splo=
tie @aper og sgoelitene belasiet
Saao. elsie @aper blep ofreSe til
@uoerne, set oil liee faIteoe i @an-
bet, % lmoer Sen bpjtioeIiee 9ffer=
banoling bar DpperlteprGlten poer=
pltoret mes @ulbltpp, boprior bon
falotes 81 Iorabo Sen @nIonc.
Otter Siferet lfplleoc ban @nlbIto-
bet al Jig 'Spens beIliee @anbe,
Get CT forltaaeli9t, bnorleoes geret-
nrlgerne ON 81 9praops 2aro"
lpulmebeI op til fontoitiife Sagn ON
Sanoet ugloorooo", boor nmoooeIi-
sc &igoonmne fanotes.
9elt urietiet bar saenene itst
talt gnglrnoerne bor pumped
Sonoet llo al Spen % bor af oens
liolte Spno fiifet aoitilliee @oItbor.
Jbeoer frent iielone aar al @ul>
/ lmllffe % tint forarbeiocoe 6or.
lner, snaragocr og anore foltbart
stene. Get sellfab, Ser foretaeel
llnoerlpgellerne, ta9er saaerAe for.
retningslnasliet % bill tiene poe
Singene peo at ialge Dem til M1,.
leer;; set, ser life timber aiebere,
| lfal lneltes ON.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
KIMBALLTON
kz$1z%Ss&s%h!$1s$1!

Chris Larsen and wife made trip
to Chicago, last week.
Lydia Madsen is the happy owner
OF "Kirg Grand Piano"
Sorensep and Madsen have sold
their auto to Jens S. Petersen.
Esther Nisager spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Kimballton.
Jens West and Fred Bonnesen
spent Sunday at their farm in Ham.
lin.
Kirstin Jensen, who has spent
three months here left Wednesday
for Waterloo, La.
Peter Esbeck's gave a dancing
party for a large crowd of young
people Wednesday night.
Jens Larsen returned home from
his second trip to Coltax Saturday.
He feels very much better,
Albert Jorgenssn and wife and j.
Marcussen and wife spent Sunday at
the Hanson Heights farm.
A third story is being built onto
the Commercial hotel. 1t will in
crease it twelve more rooms.
Anna Petersen lett Monday for
Audubon. She intends to attend tea
cher's Normal during this week.
Mrs. Hans Jessen from Nysted,
Nebr. is visiting at her home with
her parents, Soren Faaborg and wife
Kamma Jorgensen, who has taught
tho Danish Summer School on thu
ridge will close her term Friday,
23rd.
A number of Jens Andersen
friends called at his homo Friday
night in honor of his birthday ami.
versary.
Victor T,ukken, who is teaching
Danish school in Extra spent satur.
day aud Sunday with his friend,
Holger Pedersen's.
Rev. Gregersen from Wilbur
Wash will preach in the Kimballtor
Church Sunday morning June Goth
In the evening he will lecture in tn,
Gymnasium hall.
Mr.. Christensen, teacher from
Denmark, who has spent year a
Grand View College gave very in
teresting lecture in Kimballto1
Thursday night. Only a small mum
Der were there to enjoy it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22

BON bore laa goot lom liffer paa,
nenlig at Geofommeloe CT vgtatilt" ,
>. b. l., trpr paa Statens siagt, get
% gligt til at Jorge for alt og ollie
De poIitiite Sorbolo i Sranfrig
bar begltl1Itiget llopiflingeu at Ben
ne .gtatisne". Stater1 par 10 let
at faa / Sale, naar man blot bapoe
inoflpOeliesrise SolfereprGlentanter,
Ser berte til Slertallet. Se bialp
bet life, iaa latte man blot ct lille
Spror i geene, iaa at @tiniiteriet
bcapnote at frpgte for Saburetterne,
oct lfltloe not biplpe. aamreue log
Sc ltrats alt til 5ioe for at fremn1e
oaeh og Ifuloe nogle al @opeom-
ltiiterne al Sprpret oglaa fomne
list Sorlegenbeo, iaa pioIte man,
at Ell al 9arlanentets farIte Soran-
|ltaltuinger, naar llroligbeoerne nnr
0Gmpeoe, bloc bore at frppe 9lnl<
neiti for alle StlgioelIe oper belle
9injen.
geetop / oisie 9age, mibt llnoer
@inOprfer- Sprpret fanOt &amret set
paslenoe at frppe @ienanl9ttelie nj
ale be llnoer Sernbaneitreifen afife=
oigeoe Observation-Disclosures. Teo
Statsbanerne er@ienaniuttelleu pitt
not allereoe blepen effettueret fltlot
Smfang; men oe pripate Sellfaber
bapoe fln gicnunlat Ell lninore Sci.
9eplltereoe og Miniltre uuerbpb b,l=
anocn / Sorbanoelle oper Sc ,,tfor=
lonlige" Selltuber % Srusler ON at
anoenoe Statens Magtnlioler til
Sproel for 5unttion9rerne. Statell
lfal biGlpe Sil Sellfaberne lite al
| fri Silie anoeroe Sc iarilmbsoplw
lenoe sptetDooer, lom Gur Iltrs blanot
Eolititerne, lau ltal oe tuinges Ser
| iii!
aI}an Ifltlbe tro> at Segipenbeoer=
ne Wtarne Ipnt blot cr ct mt
Seo / Ell lang 9i9ffe lignnoe Sore
teeller - funoe gipre Ielp 9linoe %
Gppe opllrerfionme. Mcn Yolititer-
lie let life % bprer lite. 5taten Ifal
bl9lpe, Tiger &iloprferne. Statcns
Fll9t er at ifaffe os goo Spit o. goo
afGtning paa bore Garer, og fan
ben lite Oct iau MAJ Sen bielpe
paa anoen SVtaaoe Spent oct gaar
no oper, CT os set Iunllne 5. CTS.
bore gtaboer. 5aaleoes raaber bao=
De slllhe og Marne pao Stateu, 90
staten fan life tilfreositille Sen enc
Eart noen of fornarlne Sen auoen.
Set, ion enbuer ben Dag ioag for
orer al Staten," friper .SSournol
oes 9ebats"> uer> at Sen ifal befri
bam ira 9ubcens aontl,rrence. Sg
Warne ct ierlig oriItia, foroi set
bar til 9eputereoe to at Sc mngtig-
ite Yolitifere, Econ Bourgeois oe
gaIle.
Men 9tateus slImast er bleoen
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
Special Auto BARGAIN

A Maxwell Runahout, model A.,
has been thoroughly overhauled,
and is guaranteed to be in fret
class condition in every respect
Tires are in good condition. two OF
them being brand new. Will de-
monstrate to your satisfaction, and
the first check for $3.50 takes it.
P. X. Jensen,
Extra, Ia.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
ELK HORN
SH$1s%z%AsSAs$1s$Hs&s|
Miss Rose Boose visited with A. G..
Boose and wife this week.

n lsS NOSo bOObo Vl6lIcO Will "A. W.
Boose and wife this week.
Three infants were baptized at the
Lutheran Church here Sunday.
DR.. Rosenbladt of Audubon was
in town Sunday to see the ball game.
Hal Mantz and wife of Audubon
cams over Sunday to take in the ball
game.
Alfred Hansen, son of Rasmus
Hansen celebrated his 18th birthday
Sunday.
Mrs. Mis- Petersen returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives in the
Dakotas.
MAIDS Nielsen has been making hav
on the vacant lot across the street
from his home.
Albert Hansen at Harlan came over
Sunday to take in the ball game and
visit relatives.
Miss Anna Rasmussen of Council
Bluffs visited with A, G. Boose and
wife last week.
Andrew Rattenborg is having
charge of the mail route out of here
during Peters absence.
Peter Rattenborg and Ed Marquee
son lett Saturday for two weeks
outing in the Colorado mountains.
A. G.. Boose and wife attended the
tsueral of his little niece, Erma
daughter Of Peter G. Rasmussen who
died Wednesday.
Knud Bonnicksea of Ringsted,
Iowa visited the past week with
Thor Madison and other friends, re-
turning home Monday.
Miss Tilda Schmitt of near Audu-
bon and Miss Prima Hartvigsen Wis
tied friends here Sunday and while
here took in the ball game.
A big dance was given at tho Nels
Petersen home west of Extra Sat-
urday night. Quite few Young peo-
pie from Elk Horn attended.
Mr.. Hans Marqueson and j. j.
Esbeck and wife drove to Audubon
Friday to attend tho funeral of the
formers mother who died Wednes-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Skot of Por tland,
Oeegon visited with Mrs. Thor Mad
sen and other friends here tine past
week. They departed for their home
Monday.
Ole Knudsen while riding down a
hill north of town on his bicycle
Sunday night, collided with the team
of Peter Larsen. He was thrown of
his wheel in such a way that the
buggy passed over his body. He was
badly bruised and shaken up and was
taken to the doctor Immediately
His wheel wac completely shattered.
Extra came over Sunday and play
ed a good game of ball with our loo
al sluggers. A 1o-inning game was
played as the score was tie at the
close of the 9th. The last inning how
ever told the tale, Elk Horn getting
one more Jun than Extra score 2 and
IL. A little Misunderstanding arose
among the boys two times during the
game one on foul ball striking close
to home base and one on base out.
The Book of Rules was quickly re-
ferred to and the matter Strengthened
out to every body's satisfaction.
Middle Aged and Elderly People
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases of kidney
and bladder troubles and for painful
and annoying Irregularities. Sold by
oil 6rurnictc
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
Middle Aged and Elderly People

Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases of kidney
and bladder troubles and for painful
and annoying Irregularities. Sold by
all druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
Bon 1l0
THE GROWING SCHOOL CHILDREN

Need energy to study strength
There nothing good for BoNANo pure food.
fruit
1t is good for growing for the grown A every
home relish.
Give nature chance Change today
note the difference.
1t soohes the inspires
For breakfast it strengthening
dinner appetizing aid to digestion.
Just before retiring there nothing good for
not BoNANo 1t induces sound rest, refreshing Sleep
note the Improvement health
lures
BoNANo is to make Only to a
minutes boil little
grant beverage.
BoNANo economical drink
it but little
it contains.
Ask for BoNANo Sold in dustpr
unsanitary
INTERNATIONAL BANANA FOOD co.
Chicago Ill.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22

til slfnaet. Oct er Sen ioreeliee Si-
ltprie ON Staten Ser bill bore lige-
Iom Gorberre ielp, % ionn enoer BET
iocia(e s(narfis Muobergrpft.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
For Sale

One Short Horn yearling bull
Pedigree furnished. Call on
If T. ]. Coglon,
Extra, Ia, r. F. D
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22
Foleys
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for Won
What They Will Do for You

They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
rect urinaryir irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-.
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
atrength. Refuse substitutes,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-22

@llltape le 9on tiger ct stco, OF
naar Ell Srenmeo treifer Ell Sranif-
manb, fan ban sanife piit life paa
6orbamo pibe, bpilten politilf Sro
oenne befienoer fig til, men ct fan
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
RING WORM AND DANDRuFF.
They Are Each Caused by Pesti'
 ferrous Germ.

Ring worm and dandruff are some what similar in their origin; each is caused by parasite Tine germ that causes dandruff digs to the root of the hair. and saps it's vitality, causing failing hair, and, finally bald
 ness. Without dandruff there would
 never be badness, and to cure dan 'druff 1t Is necessary to kill the germ.
 There has been no hair preparation lthat would do this until the discov- cry of Newbro's Herpicide, which luositively kills the dandruff germ, |ailays itthing instantly and makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Take mo substitutes. There is nothing just as good" Sold by leading drug
 gists. Send 10c in stamps for sam
 pre to The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit.
 Mich. One dollar bottles guanran-
 teed. Jackson's Pharmacy and Sor- reli's Drug Co.,, special agents.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
JOSEPH BELL
 HAS BIG SUIT
INDECENT MAN INJURED ON THE kREss BUILDING GOES
 IiE ROUTE.
Claims That His Family Is Suffering for Want of Food While He Is
 Incapicltated for Labor.

Joseph Bell yesterday filed a suit in the sum of $2.0O0 against the Kress proprietors, and contractorc Bowen and Thomas who are raging the old Metropolitan building, the action being based on persoal in- juries he received when scantling in the- building fell and struck him while he was employed there at $1.75 per day as laborar.
 Bell is the man who, with seven children, occupies a little place III the Oaklawn addition, ani who seems to have been the victim of several very unfortunate conditions. At this time he is indigent and has on his hands the support O. seven chil- dren. His wife is i'll and is ia a hos pita, and he is unable to wor's.
 Bell first was taken Sick himself, tUtH HIS WiIt Ndo tdkcH ctIht anu while they wefe unprovided with means, his only horse died. It was rumored the horse died from actual starvation. When Bell did get up and strong enough to work he went on the Kress job store. and was un- fortunate to get hit and injured. He
 was given medica. attention until he was able to get out, when he had to take up home duties aud permit his wife to go into hospital. There was born to MT. and Mrs :. Bell Tuesday morning, dhild. and 1t died but a few hours later. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at { o'clock at St. Johns Catholic
 church.
 MT. Bell stated last night that the ichi.d's funeral was one of the most beautiful he had ever seen. and he
 was very much pleased at the gen. ,erosity with which the situation had been met by the sisters of the church.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
HARVEST FAIR FOR CAMDEN.

Camden, Ark, July 26.--At a joint meeting of the Board of Trade Retail Mems Association and Farm CTS Union. held here yesterday. it was decided to hold a harvest fair here this fall. The dates are Oct. IT to 24. inclusive. This will be a strictly agricultural fair, F w. Brod- max was elected president and R. T. naydis secretary.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27

Mrs. Mary H. Myers entertained
 yesterday afternoon at her home on
 Fountain street in honor of her neices
 Misses Kathryne Mitchell of Brinkley land Bessie Laws of Keokuk, Iowa.
 The hours were from to 5, and the home was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
ELECTION ID
 BE THURSDAY
INCREASED ATTENDANCE AT cOLORED K. OF P. GRAND
 LODGE AT oAkLAWN.
Report snd Recommendations cf the Grand Chancellor Approved-- Plan to Enlarge Uniform
 Rank of Body.

The Grand Lodge, Coored K. ol h.. at Oaklawn. held it's third days session. In the morning there was an increased attendance. The report Iot the committee on foreign corres- lssordence was read and on mot on Iof Hon. J. E. Bush. was adopted. Prof. J. Ii. Blount of Forrest City presented J. H. Blount. Jr.. for Iadcp.ioa by the Grand Lodge. The morning session vas consumed Iby an exhaustive report on the sup port and enlargement of the Uniform Rank by General J. R. Smith, which WIS asly supported by eloquent ad- dlasses, ly Sir Sam Spight J. B. IGabe, Prof. w. l.. Purifoy and oth- lers.
 The report of the Grand Attorney, Hon S. e. Pryce of Pine Bluff show ed healthy condition of the order as regarding liabilities. i Ire remainder of the morning WAS taken up in receiving and adopting
 Tres solutions from the various .edges. Evening Session.
 The evening session of tine Grand
 Lodge was called at two o'clock p.
 m, by c. c. Avant, Telegrams oi
 greeting were received from the
 president of the Royal Circle ol
 Friends of Helena, Ark. and approv- led
 Reports of the various committees lwere received. On motion of Sii Wv. L.. Purifoy, Thursday morning twas set aside for the election ol lofficers. On motion of Hon. J. E' Bush, the Grand Lodge appropriated ls1OO for the Negro National Busi- mess Mems League to meet in Lit- Itle Rock in August. By motion O tSir D. c. Hin, Dr. c. M. Wade ant Iall Grand Lodge Officers were elect led as accredited delegates to the Ma Itional Business Mems Leagne.
 | The committee on Grand Chancel ,lor's address reported through it' lchalrman, Dr. Curtis. and the var
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J. A. Rector will leave tomorrow for Mayberry Springs, and will be accompanied by A. Barclay Taliferro and George Stevens, of St. Louis, the latter being his law partners. Col. Rector and family are already at this valuable suburban property spending their vacation.
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KILLED WIFE AND sTEPsoN.
Allen Maynard Dies of Wounds,
 Mother Was Killed Outright.

Corning, Ark. July 26. Allen Maynard died here early this morn ing from the effect of sS-caiibre Smith and Wesson buhet fired by one H. G. Wilson, something over three weeks ago. Wilson at the same time killed his wife, Maynard's mother. The woman received the shot which caused his death.