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c. J. FeeleY will spend to-day in Little Rock.
 Miss Helen Rosenberg is visiting in Little Rock for few days
 Dr. Carl Dallenbaugh was at Sher- Till yesterday c1. & business "trip.
 Mrs. Wheeler, Of Kingsland, is the guest of Mrs, W. l.. Carr, in this city.
 Leroy and Henry Lake left yester- day afternoon for Helena to spend a few days
 Miss Selma Clmsrirke left yester- day afternoon for Jonesbcfo for .a short visit.
 Harvey MulliLin wiil leave shortly for Monticello to enter the Fourth Disttas.,. Agricultural school.
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NEWS M[fTING AT
 FIRST CHURCH
IOatlpS> Minister to Talk to COatlpSs Men at Methodist Church To-day Rev. Goddard Says all Men should
 Glorify God.

The congregation at the First Me lhodist church last night was favored
 with an excellent sermon on "GlOrify-
 ing God" Dr. Goddard said:
 You will find the text in 1. Cor.
 6:20-'Therefore glorify God in your
 body, and in your spirit, which are his There is nothing in existence
 in all this universe which does not,
 when in it's proper place, glorify God;
 nothing, from the smallest dew-drop
 on the tiny blade of grass, to the
 mighty world that rolls through the
 immensity of space This is true in the vegitable kingdom, and in the anil
 nal kingdom, and everywhere. Then man is no exception. He was made to glorify God also And if he does not glorify God, and that too at all
 times, then there must be some malad-
 justment somewhere. What does Gods word say? Let your light so shine before men, that they may see
 your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven "A mans influence may and ought to be good, and thus it would glorify God. But again: herein is may Father glori- fled, that ye bear much fruit God wants us to be useful in soul- winnings thus shall we be fruitful and glorify God, just as the branch that bears fruit glorifies the value. But there as the branch that bears fruit glori- flies the v1ne But there is still stronger passage: Whether there fore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God Hence, We may, and we should; gleri- fly God in all that we do; for God says so here in his word. If We do not, then there is some maladjustment somewhere. But note again the words of the text Therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are his In this body, and in this brain, and in this spirit of mine 1 am to glorify God. And how plea sant the thought that we may just elorify God in all things, in all that We do, end all that we are. What joy 1t will he to us to have God say when .e get tO heaven that we pleas
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fERRYMfN ARE
 STILL IN COURT
(. \. Miller Charges That (. H. M0n- tague Continues to Operate Ferry and Asks for Injunction to Stop
 Him.

C. A. Miller, who was recently grant ed a license by County Judge Philpot to operate steam ferry on the Ark ansas river at this place when that official refused to reissue a license to e. H. Montague to operate a simi- lar transport boat the coming year, yesterday, through his attoneys, Judge J. M. Elliott, in the Jefferson chancery court, for an injunction to restrain Montague from continuing in the ferry business. Judge Elliott Will hear the petition Monday morn ing at o'clock.
 In his petition Miller charges that Montague continues. to operate his
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THE PINE BLUFF SCHOOL OF
 MUSIC,

: snnounces the opening of it's fall term Tuesday, Sept. ,. Miss Winnie Clegg will still be connected with the piano department and Miss Lucy Hearn
 Broadstreet with the voice depart meni The school will be run on the best conservatory plan and no pains
 will be spared to make it a credit to Pine Bluff and the south. Make ap- plication at once for hours Corner Sixth and Main, NJ. D. McNeill, di- rector. 9-1-12t
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KINDERGARTEN
For Children From 3 to $ Years of
 Agp.

Age.
 Children from three to six years old are too young to be made 10 study from text books Or to ue confined to the school-room for hours at a time, but the Kindergarten gives the child the instruction that the awakening mind demands in the pest possible manner, at the same time teaching the child to play jItelligently thus building a fifrn foundation for bod, mind and character, ard forming for the child habits of industry and con centratioI1 that will be beneficial to him in his matuler years, If you want your child to succeed in school start him in.
 THE KINDE!Ft44ARTEN,
 Miss Annie Martin, 1104 West 5th. Ave. Phone 1424 9-7-4t.
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ferry here | 5ise the fact that he has no license for that pivilege, thus diverting trate. from the authorized ferryboat oi Miller. Miller alleges that Montague is insolvcnt and he had no remedy at law. He asks to make the injunction perpetual upon the final hearing of the case.
 Attorney Greed Caldwell, who re presents Montague, stated last night
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Miss Lillie Weller left yesterday for her home in Little Rock, after a visit with Mrs. J. F. Smith
 Miss Florence Dewoody has returned from Mineral Weha, Texas, after a visit of several weeks there.
 Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs $. Shep gard, and Mrs. R. M Rogers, of Ssari-
 m, spent yesterday ill the city.
 Miss Margaret Fox has returned from a visit in Mineral Wells. Texas. Mrs Fox, who has with her, return ed so12 time ago.
 Jeff aru! Joe Mccain have returned from visit to various points in Tex as, including Mineral Wells, whele they spent some time.
 Mrs. M. F. Howsen and MT. and Mrs. Garrett Howsen have returned to their home in this city after spending a few weeks at Moscow, Ark.
 J. F. Quattlebaum ard wif2, promin~ ent residents Of s;herrill, aGe zpend ing their vacation in an aroafsi Chi cago. They will be at !oue in a few weeks.
 George Vineyard, after d visit with Leroy Lake in this city, left yestec- day for Philadelphia, where he wili attend Ouachi,a College during this winter
 Mrs. Alex Peterson is preparing to leave next week for Little Rock, where she will join her son, Smith Martin Peterson, and make her home in future
 Doroh Winters left yesterday for his home at Oil City, La, after spend ing a few weeks in the city He was here to attend the Winters-Mc George wedding
 Mrs. J. D. Harrell and son, Hopkins Knuckles, of Chicago. who is here visiting his parents, left yesterday af- ternoon for Hot Springs, where they will spend a short while.
 Miss Callie Jones school-rooms will tse used for Kindergarten and first gEade pupils by Mrs. L. D. Lifts, who will open them on Monday October 2nd. See her ad, i'll another column in this paper. 9-10-2t-
 MI. and Mrs. s. c. Alexander are ex- peetsed shome on September IA from Battle Creek, Mich, New York and Chicago, where they have been spend ing the sumh1er. They are now spend ing few days in Chicago.
 Allen and Ray Sheppard have re- turned from Hot Springs, where they visited Riehatrd Schwartz. Mrs. Alice Harding and Miss Alice Sheppard have gone to Hot Springs, to visit MT. Schwartz and fanily.
 Spencer Fox and father. w. H. Fox, left yesterday afternoon for Little Kcck and Hot Springs. where they will spend a few days visiting. Spen- cer Fox has resigned his position with tEs Fox Bros. Hardware Company and will soon re-enter the High School.
 Mrs. s. Langworthy has just re- turned from the East where she at tended the National Training .,ao9l for Srirella -crsetieres. S.e Vi; e glad to show you the very la.a5t |, Spirella Corsetrie. Call or write seo w. 2nd aye, or phone 175o 9 3 st
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that his client was not operating ferry for pay, but has been operating it free of charge for his friends and would continue il until the Ghancery court ruled that he had no right to do so and enjoined him. The case in the county court, in which Montague was refused a license for another year, has been appealed to the circuit court, said Mr Caldwell
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Ladies Cemetery Association.

The Ladies Cemetery Association held a very enthusiastic anl largely attended meeting at the Y. M. G A. parlrs Friday afternoon, at which q done at Bellw@od were heard. Adj members are urged to be present .et the next meeting of the association which will be held the second Tues, day in October.
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Kindergarten and First Grade sc',oo to Open Monday, Oct. ,. will open a scacol for i<iada.'sszz, ten and first grade pupils ia Mi, Callie Jones school building Ge'1sssSs ?.
 Instructors able, eYacr.e.}t .s4,. mature. For insei nation, Phone e5b.
 MRS. L. D. LIFTS,
 G1, F :5s., J;- -tt-i-.s.
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Ladies Aid Seciets.

Ladies Aid Seciets.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist church win meet Monday af- ternoon at 4 o'clock. The rev pas tor, Rev. '~. D. Wood. will be present
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Moonlight Barbecue.

A moonlight barbecue fur the bene- fit of Haw1ey Memorial church will be given Tuesday evening, from 6 to Il o'clock, at the home of Mrs. J. W. Stewart, at Thirtieth avenue tnti Lin den street, one block west ot Forest Park.
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Dance on Steamer.

There will be boat dance on the J. Frank Hicks Wednesday, night September 13, complimentary to Miss Anette Fitzgerald, of Knoxville, Tenn. who is the guest of the Misses Walk CT. It is expected that about thirty couple will be in attendance.
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D. 0. D. Chapter.

David Q. Dodd Chapter, II. D. C. will meet Tuesday afternoon with the pre- sident, Mrs. B. E. Benton, at o'clock. Delegates to the state convention at Camden in October will be selected
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We are sole agents for these goods in Pine Bluff Notice our window dis play, it will give you an idea of the character and quality. All designs are very artistic and the workmanship and finish We absolutely guarantee. If you want a handsome high class and comfortable chair or rocker, we are sure We can please you
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Now is good time 10 see abopt that new Rug, while our stock IS con- plete we can give you most any eolor, design or pattern you wish. The prices range for
 Wiltons, 9x12, S22.50 to $4h.
 Administers, S25.00
 Scotch Art Wool, S35.90
 All Wools, S15.00
 Small Rugs to match all patterns, $2.50 to 5000.
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Ameican Fibre Rush Furniture. Something different entirely and new. For Hall, Libraries and Breakfast rooms. All patterns, new and very attractive.
 Chairs run from $4.5o to $2o.
 Rockers, run from $4.50 to S33.oo.
 rabies run from BIO to S20
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DRAPERIES

you are cordially invited to come
 a ;nsnect our new line ot DraIerles Cor the fall season. The largest, most varied and complete ever shown 1n Pine Bluff We are splenCidly ptepa1- cd to take care of your wants ii this line this season, better ,haD ever be- fore. We would suggest that you make an early visit while opf stock is at its best. Lace Curtains, in all the De " nets and laces, ,$1.50 to s2000 Ter pair. Swiss Curtains, 50c e S1.50 q pair. F'ilets, Marcrame and Fish Nets, in white, cream, ecru and eolcns, 2Gc to $50 per yard.
 Printed Tangore Nadr1s, beautiful line of colorings and designs, 12 1-2c a yard.
 Exquisite printed Swisses iD stripes. figures and dots. 15c and 20a yard.
 Beautiful etamines. 20c ard 25c a yard.
 Portiers, all colors and styles, s250 to $40.00.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12

&. T&I .EEt Fr 49,. - ~EI.-
Minutes of the regular adjourned
meeting of the city council Of the city
of Wagner held at the council room of
said city on the 9th day of May 1911
joni Stedronsky Mayor, Prese mt
w III Fret city auditor and alderman
w & Donahue Pat Connor G C James
and H w Evers Absent Alderman
Stroh and Sadler
Bond Of A T Cole police justice In
the sum Of $500 90 signed by Frank
Trumbo q surety with oath of office
attached was approved II was then
moved by alderman Donahve and Sec
ondedd by alderman Connor as follows
" That whereas the basement and
cellar under the store building sit'iat-
ed on the west 40 feet Of lots five and
six in block one original plat of Wag-
ner contains stagnant water which
has been declared by the Board OF
Health Of the city of Wagner danger
GUS to public healt and q nuisance
Therefore be it resolved by the city
council of the city of Wagner that the
owner and occupants Of said building
so situated upon said property above
described be given ten days notice in
which to abate said nuisance and re-
move said water from said cellar and
place the same in . clean and sanitary
condition and that upon their failure
30 to do within said time that the city
Of Wagner connect said cellar with the
sewer in said city and that the cost of
connecting the same with the sewer be
entered as ! tax against the said real
property. above described Upoa roll
call said resolution the following vote
was recorded votinng aye alderman
Donahue Cohnor James and Evers Alb
sent and not yoing alderman Stroh and
.Sadler A majoriy of all alderman be.
inR present being . majority of the
alderman Of said city voting in favor
Of said resolution the same was declar-
ed carried
II w Evers was given permission to
connect with the water main running
north anG south on West Avenue and
a. he being already connected " it'll
the other main and the other main be-
ing out Of commission it vas agreed
that the city should connect him with
the water main on West Avenue 1t
the expense Of the city
IL WAS then moved BY alderman Dor
ahne and seconded by alderman James
. follows
That whereas the present board sids
FAlk running along the property hare
inafer described is IL ! dangerous ans
udlafs condition and not suitable 81
p66licArasel and
Ahefeas It q necessary that . CO
mskSidewalksbe constructed abuttiri
and a1ong said real property herein
aftef described which said real proper
tyis.dscrsibed T. follows Along -
south line Of lot numbered thirteen il
80 I'D AF taaMsE EaN
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12
Be 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WAGNER.

VaN1NEISs ~
That necessary and expedient that
cement sidewalk be constructed rs
follow:
Running east and west along the
north side of Second Street.
Running east and west along the
north side of Second Street abutting
upon the south side of lot thirteen,
block two original plat of Wagner. AMI
also long the east side of East Avenue
abutting along the west line of lot ten
in block six Milwaukee Land Co.'S
First Addition to the city IF Wagner
that said sidewalks be constructed &C.
cording to the plans and specifications
now ON file for the construction OF ce-
ment sidewalks and that the same be
constructed by the n of the
abutting property on or before the
first day Of June 1911, and that in
the event that the abutting property
owners do not construct said sidewalk
on or before said date that the same be
constructed by the city of Wagner and
the cost thereof be entered Al q tax
against: the abutting property owners.
Passed by the city council and ap-
proved by the Mayor this 9th day OF
May 1911.
Countersigned:
". H. Fre'. john Stedronsky,
City Auditor. Mayor.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12

Where's it appears that the inter est
said w.terworks bonds and war
rants from the said first day of April
1909 up to and until the time present
amounts to the sum of Fifteen Humid
red and Forty $3.50 OO) Dollars and
Whereas it appears that thu said
John Abshef or no one else represent
ing him has ever paid said interest
and
Whereas it appears that said Jol
bshar has failed to comply with tn,
ter ms and conditions Of said contract
in that he has failed to pay the inter-
est on the waterworks bonds and war;
rants as agreed in said contract
Therefore be it resolved by the city
council Of THE city Of Wagner that said
John Absher be notified to forthwith
or within ten days comply with the
terms of the conditions of said con-
tract in the matter of the payment of
said interest and that ten days notice
be given to John Ahsher to comply
with the terms and conditions Of said
contract and that upon his failure SO to
do said contract be forfeited by the
city council of the city of Wagner
Upon said motion heing put to q
vote the following vote was recorded
Voting aye alderml Donhue Common
Evers and James Absent and not
voting alderman Sadler and Stroh
A majority of the alderman present
being a majority Of all alderman of
said city voting in favor of said ESQ
luton the same was duly declared
carried
Mr. A G Cochran appeared before the
city council on behalf of the CONNER
cial Club and asked for an additional
appropriation for the band concert
Whereupon it was moved by alderman
James tina the city of Wagner pay
the Wagner Band the sum of $40 90
per week instead of SIS 90 per week
as in former resolution for weekly con-
certs in said city during the months of
May June July August and September
Upon roll call the following vote was
recorded Voting aye alderman Dona-
hue James Evers and Conner
In the matter of the change in
wate.works contract the matter was
discussed between Mr. Cameron and
Mr. Duncan and the city council gener-
ally and it was decided by the council
to take the matter under advisement
for further consideration and it adj
journed to meet at the call of the
Mayor to take the matter for further
consideration Whereuron said meet
ing adjourned
Approved May s 1911
Countersigned
w H Fret John Stedronsky
City Auditor Mayor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
ENDED
Is the State Rally Of the
Maccabees Held in
Parkersbnrg.

PNRHERSBURC. Nov. A.. The
semi-annual state rally Of the Aiacoa-
pces or the World which has been in
session IN this city tor the hast two
days. ended with n large public meet
ing at the AIaceabee hall on Market
street Rast night. The hall was hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
ferns. palms, and chrysant them INNS.
being used as well as many enlblems
OF the order. Red. white and black.
the colors OF the society, were also In
evidence.
The meeting was on the order 81 e.
social session and the prQGfnln IN
eIude6 music. dancing and several
fancy, drills by the P4lrlSe rsburg and
cairo tents About 200 people were.
present.
a secret session was held yesterday
at which time about TWEEN
ty-Gve ladies were initiated into the
second degree Of the order. The rally
has been successful from every stand
point and 1t is planned TO make Il a
part OF the work which IS
carried on by the order.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
Fitting Remembrance of One
Of the Founders of First
Methodist Church.

A beautiful and costly bronze tab
let has been placed in the First Meth
odist Episcopal church here to the
memory OF Nathan Con, Sr. 1t was
made by j. and A. Lamb, OF New
York, celebrated in their line. The
tablet is on the auditorium wall left
OF the main entrance and faces the
pulpit The inscription reads as fol-
lows:
I'm memory OF Nathan Cor. this
tablet is erected by the trustees, Off
cial board and membership of the
First Methodist Episcopal church,
CIarksburg W. Va, 1911.
Nathan Cor was born in Harrison
county, Va, now w. Va, April 2,
179S, and died November 81, 1885. lie
xss during his life time prominent.
liberal and active member of this
church as we'll as prominent and
influential citizen OF this state, hav-
ing served as member OF the state
legislature. 1t was TO n largo ex-
tom through his Iiberality that the
former church edifice belonging to
Gsid church or society was erected
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
TABLET is ERECTED
TO NATHAN CORP, SR.

which because of his contributions
thereto was called Con Chapel. and
of which the present church is the
Immediate successor.
This remembrance Aof one of the
founders of the church, is, indeed.
quite appropriate and very pleasing
to those to whom Nathan Con was
near and dear by the ties of blood
and friendship.
There are three other memorials in
the church, the first of which placed
there Is very appealing historical
window showing iNichodemus address
ing Jesus Christ. The window was
erected by Col Gordon BattelIe. OF
Columbus. o., at cost of $4,000, in
memory of his father, Gordon Bat
telle, an educator and Methodist min
lister. whose activities in this section
of the country during the Civil war
left deep impress and whose efforts
we're prominent in the formation of
West Virginia as a state.
On one of the right walls of the
auditorium is tablet sin memoriam
of susan NJ. stealey. 1s49-19o9, wife
of j. l. s. stealey." and in right
balcony is one that reads ''in memor.
lam of Waiter Ebert. lSO7-fs2."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
ARE aL GRANTED
To Lynch and Others in Their
Injunction Case against
Town Officials

v. S. Lynch associated with sew
eral persons who have a gas well at
Northview returned Friday evening
from Charleston, where he obtained
an appeal from the state supreme
court in an Injunction case involy-
ing the laying of gas pipe line in
a Northview street. The appeal Is
from decree by the circuit court
here dissolving an Injunction re-
Gently granted Lynch and others by
Judge Homer Holt, OF Grafton, re-
strainIng Northview town officials
from interfering with or molesting
Lynch and others in any way in lay
ing the line. The state supreme
court award continues the in3unc-
ton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
SALE OF g1GAINE
BY One Negro to Another is
Alleged and Both Are
Jailed.

Milton Frederick Wright as prin-
cipal and oscar Montgomery. as pros
ecuting witness. both negroes, were
committed to jail Saturday morning
by Justice Nv. p Camp under 4
charge OF selling cocaine unlawfully.
Mont gomery declares that Wright
sold him quantity Of the drug FRI
day night
Suspicious actions 81 the two men
resulted in their arrest IN West Pike
street by Policemen Shinn and
sperry. They were put I'm jail and
at Saturday mornings session 81
police court Mayor Frank r Moore
turned the case over to Justice w
P. Camp, before whom Police Chief
Harry L. Brooks swore ont q war.
rant against Wright The Justice
examined the men briefly Saturday
morning but remanded them TO, Jail
to await further hearing later.
on.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
PARD0NS
Are Refused by the Pardon
Board in Two Cases
before 1t.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 4-Appli-
cations for pardons have been re-
fused to two applicants during the
last two days. General Abbott.
white, aged 22 at the time of his
commitment to the penitentiaTy
from logan county in February,
1909. for a fifteen-year sentence for
rape. committed on one tDtta Gore.
was turned down.
Francisco salti, an Italian, aged
80 sent to the penttentiary in
1909 for burglary committed in Nc
DoweIl county, met the fate that
befell Generar Abbott, and will have
to serve his time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-04
no ENTER PoLIIIos.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA plan TO
merge all the young peoples church
societies In the United states and
Canada as force to tight the ltquor
traffic, the social evil and dishon-
esty in public life, was etEected at a
meeting OF the organization known
as Americas Young PEOPLE, now in
session here. The chief means BY
which these things are to be at
tackled is through a campaign TO IN
duce young men 70 enter local poll
itics.