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V . . . . . . . . . . . . 03$ 4S 4l + T ' LOCAL AND OTHERWISE + ot ! | 4 %$ f+ + ue2% @ . . . $*%+

-C. 2. McNew devotes his time to ssats. 10s Pine St.
 Mrs. l.. F. Hut >was sick with Ia grippe yesterday.
 -ILttIe Johnny Wilson is sick with measles at his home onfEast Seventh avense. S The weather man predicts in craasing cloudiness, with warmer weather today.
 The condition of Dolph Liberty, who has been critically i'll for sev- sral days, shows no improvement
 --I haul all kind Of heavy country wood, Pine and Oak. Call on mo st asy tine. Old phone 1547. D. A. llace. 12 13 If. --Marceline, the little daughter Of ofr and Mrs. w. H. Evans, is very sick with pneumonia, at her home in Lakeside.
 Mrs Bessie Bloom, who was re- moved to the Davis Hospital few lays ago, was reported as resting we'll yesterday.
 FOR RENT-One cottage at 620 WalnEe street, has electric lights and water, close in. Apply to PINCHBACK TAYgIOR, Real Estate and Insurance. Phone fO32. 2-12tf ''Snffered day and night the tor 0eat of itching piles. Nothing nelp- a me until used Doan's Ointment. 1t cured me permanently. Hon. John R. Garrett. Mayor, Girard, Ala.
 Help to build up your "City Beau- t3fur' by patronizing home enter. yfise Value received for your mo- hsy and you are always satisfied CITIZENS LIGHT & TRANSIT co. If LOST OR STOLN-A SMALL chfnd's bicycle, red, at Fifth avenue and Cherry street, yesterday after noon. Liberal reward if returned to Hrs. Mary Oaks. No. 620 Cherry street. i9 6t. Profit by the experience of y9lr neiehpor. Get our electric service and put all your lighting troubles be- hind you.-CITIZENS LIGHT AND TRANSIT co. tf.
 Ladies, remember when you clean house that Turner Bedding Fac tory renovates old Mattresses and cleans carpets. Call us over either pnone. Old phone. s96; New phone, = IS I'm FOR SALE--GAsOLTNE LAUNCH practically new and good condition Cheap if taken at once Inquire at Shooting Gallery, East 4th. ave.
 25 Ct. Madame Hockenhulls Beauty Psr1ors, manufacturer of human hatr moods. hair dressing, manicure, sham poosng, massage and ,chiropody. Phone 1888. ParIors. 1o4 Pine street
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that by an order of the Jefferson chancery court the undersigned has been appointed receiver for the Pine Bluff Plumbing Company. All accounts due the said Pine Bluff Plumbing Company should be paid to said receiver and all claims against it should be filed with him at once.
 J. w. SANDERS, 24 Inn Receiver
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WANT A HOME?

WANT A HUMEy I We have the place for you One block between and ns cottage West Fifth avenue whchand Plum
 exceptionally if deal is closed o
 building hulaa , den, n water and distrcthome. " line. Cash time R. H. M MILLS deal 2h Olive. Cash picture flaming seq q time deal. nbo,. u i"o io's if'n "no A0n' o"Sn o'oV' MeI 3Hn
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pr. J. c. O'Daniel, Dentist. Uses gas for extracting. Office, Citizens Bank bldg, Room 316, old phone 2O2. Pine Bluff, Ark. tf CU tf
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MedC, country FrOQuce ana Feeds as follows:
 Best High Patent Flour e5c, 7oc, 75c,
 and soc.
 Snowflake, Success, Narita, etc. Best High Grade Corn Meal ........35c Cream Meal ......................... .40c Il pounds Best Comp. Lard .......$. % 8 pounds Pure Hog Lard ............ 100 g lbs. D. s. ext. Side Meat............ 100 il lbs. D. s. Shoulder Pktes ........ 100
 GA nice piece of meat.) 20 pounds Jap. Head Rice, fancy 100 15 lbs. Honduras Fancy Head Rice 100 95c dozen for Standard 2-lb cans of
 Corn, Tomatoes, Kidney Beans, or
 Red Or Boston Baked Beans with
 Tomato Sauce.
 Strawberries, Blackberries, Raspber-
 ries.
 5 lbs. A, c, Coffee for ,,,....,,.....,,,,.. 1,15 4 lbs. Fancy Santos Fresh Roast
 Coffee .................. LOO 5 ID. Rio Fresh Roast Coffee .... 100 3 lbs. Mrs. Rorer's Own Blend
 Coffee ........................... S5c 3 one ID cans Arkana Blend Cot le0 ''-:;.-.'-'';; :,... SOC 8 1b cans Betsy Rose Blend. ..9:c 10 lb N. Beans. col and Pich ..... soc 6 lbs. Lii1a Beans, fancy col. and
 TICK :.e.4,...--...,;.. 50c
 20 abs. GRANULATEb SUGAR
 FOR $1.O0. With any order for s1.O0 worth. bf
 goods. pkgs Grown Mac and Spaghetti BOG Best Cream Cheese, per lb ........20c Seeded Raisins, pkgs ....... 25c Irish Potatoes by sacks of ? 1-2 bu.
 per bu. 75c, 60c, and soc. sun-Dried Apples, Indiana Stock. 9I IDS. 1OOl Sun-Dried Apples, Kentucky Stock
 10 lbs ...-............................. $1.OC Fvap Apples. Peaches, Apricots anu iuACS, O uUS. l.UU Fancy R. c. Loin, Porter House and Round Steak, per ID. 15c,
 other cuts 10c and 12 1-2c per
 lb.
 Roast from 10c, up. K. c. Pork Loin Chops at ......... ....15c Native Pork 10c to 15c up. Sausage, Liver, Veal and other Market Stocks carried at cores bonding prices. Hay BOG, C. s. Meal, $l30, oats, white bu sacks, $315. (Red) $2.10. Toilet and Laundry Soaps, "A to 36 Lenox Laundry Soap. 32 for . 100 In fact thousand and one other articles of daily necessity at equally l low prices. VEGETABLES AND FRESH FISH. J. EMMETT SIMMONS l
 1916 WEST BARRAQuE. BOTH PHONES.
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\. 0. U. W. Special Train
 To Little Rock, via {

Monday, April 8, Round trip, $1.70. Tickets good returning on all passen- gen trains over Cotton Belt three days from date of issue. Train leaves at S:45 a. m. 19 12l
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Uniform Rank. W. Q. W. Meeting

Uniform Rank, w. Q. w. Meeting
 The members of the degree team of the w. O. w. and those desiring to become members are earnestly re- Quested to be present Sunday after noon at 4 o'clock, room B. Masonic Temple. 3 9 2t
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-Let' w clean your carpets or rugs do your upholstering and make. your awnings. Old phone 1850. Ed IL us- saint. II Inn
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Qainine Tablets. Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES s.g- nature is on each box: 25cc
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<Isaae Dreyfus eonp'y|

For Rent, For Sale or Rooms for rent cards for sale at this office. If.
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-Patronize the company that has the perfect service-the company that treats you right-the home enter prise-THE CITIZENS LIGHT AND TRANSIT co. If
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PINE BLUFfIANS
 VISIT THE SENATE
School Pupils Guest of President TOney Yesterday-kerwin's Sal
 ary Bill Passed.

Little Rock March 24.--Mrs. w. M Toney, John Toney, Ernest Whitelaw and Misses Ruby Gibson, Elizabeth Adams and Lucille Tucker, who had attended the scholastic debate Thurs day night, were the guests of Presi- dent HI K. Toney on the floor of the Senate Friday.
 The Senate passed without opposi- tion or debate the Kerwin bill, plac- on a salary, thereby settling long drawnout contest. The bill becomes effective at the exlf fration of the present terms.
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Thursday and Friday
 Fresh Vegetables Saturday Complete line of Fresh Meats THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
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SPECIALS

Large firm Olives in bulk, 35 cents a quart.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE
 AT A BARGAIN 2 Emmeson Pumps, complete: 1 Threading Machine. I Harvester For Particulars see
 w. T. HARTZ
 Noble Lake, Ark. or Jas. Gould, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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ItiS Easier to Save Mon.
 ey By Paying Cash
Money Made By Saving
 LISTEN.
LISTEN.

will sell you Groceries, Fresh Meat, Country Produce and Feeds as follows: Best High Patent Flour 65c, 70c, 75c,
 and 20o
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18
FOOTBALL GAME BEST IN YEARS

The best football game since that
struggle in 1898 between the
Fifty-frst Iowa and the Town team,
took place at Moiliili on Saturday at
ernoon, when the crack nine of the
u. s. S. Maryland, fleet champions,
lined up on the gridiron against the
newly organized town team.
The game was played until darkness
put stop to it, neither side being
able to notch point.
Both sides played their hardest and
the game was a fine one from a spec
tator's standpoint.
1t is to be hoped that return match
between these two teams can he ar
ranged. New Years Day would be a
good date for such a game.
-Friesell, an old Western star, was in
hne form and his punting was a feat
ure of the game.
The town team We're the more ag,
gressive, but the offense of the Mary,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18

land player was the better of the two,
Rice and Bob Chillingworth, the Ho-
nolulu ends, both showed to advant-
age and their alertness frustrated
many a forward pass.
The game was stopped shortly after
the start of the fourth quarter.
The teams lined up as follows:
Maryland-Leslie, lie; Vanderlinden
1t; Jaworski, Ig; Wersing, c; Vogel
rig; Linthwaite, TT; Hill-Heidler, re;
McMeekin-Kirk, q; Fort, III; Collier
(captD, rh; Harrison, I.
Town team-Rice, lie; MCDougal, It;
Lucas, lg; White, c; Mamakua-Moore
rig; Patty TT; Bob Chillingworth, re;
Schuman, q; Freisell III; Sumner-Fra
ser, rh; Murray, f.
Oficials-R. T. Bell, referee; w. r
Grace, field Judge; George Dyson, um
pire; Lieutenant Ware, head linesman
Chiffon and OHagen, timekeepers
Time of quarters, fifteen minutes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18

First local service man, George Ad-
Olson. n. G. H., calabash; first fleet
man, S. J. Woodward, U. S S Colo.
RADIO, dressed chicken; first Hawaiian,
d. Kahalewai, cake; first Portuguese,
NJ. Botelho, box of cigars first Chin
ese, Sam Hop, cabin bag.
Main event:
II. NJ. Ayres w. w. Dimond & Co
cup, suit case, box of cigars leather
wallet. Nigel Jackson, sweater, cleo
trio hashlight, w. Bergin's merchan.
disc order; NJ Botelho, fountain pen,
cigarette case, six months subscrip-
to the Advertiser; w. Feagler, Their
mos bottle, Hawaiian cane, pair Of
mems slippers; George Addison, safety
razor, FIVE pounds Of candy; D. kahale-
wal. suit case, six dozen assorted soda
water: John Hau, pair of shoes, alarm
clock; S. Kahalewai, $3.50 grocery or
der, electric fiashliEht; S. j Wood
ward. pair of Japanese metal vases,
four dozen assorted soda water. Sam
Hop, ham, six months subscription 10
Hawaiian Star.
Past Races.
The three past races have resulted
as follows:
January Il, 19O9-Dick Sullivan,
1915; II. NJ. Ayres, 1872 f. NJ,
Cheatham. 15:42; Dial Fahy. Henry
ChlHngworth, w. McTighe |. J. Hurd,
Wilson Feagler, Castor ]. Boisse
December 10. 1909-Dick Sullivan,
1910; II. NJ. Ayres, 1904; NJ. G. Jar
din, 1894; l.. o Rosa, 1875: Nigel
Jackson, 1853; Wilson Feagler, 17:26;
G. B. Henderson, 1910; Sam Hop.
1910; Kaaea. 1912.
December Is, 191O-Antone Kaoo,
1874 20; Nibel jackson, 15:45 -;
Wilson Feagler. Manuel Botelho, Hau,
G. b. Henderson, David Kahalewai,
Frank Comes, Sam Hop.
Those Who Helped.
The management of the race desire
to express through these columns their
thanks to all who helped to make the
race a success. particularly the mer.
chants who so generously responded
to the appeal for prizes: Bert Bower.
who placed his LocomObll. car at the
disposal Of the committee, the officials
who worked so hard and painstakingly,
and the local press who gave the event
such liberal publicity. And last but
not least, the band and its leader.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18
KaIakaua Avenue
Walking Race Was
Unqualified Success

All the mobs were on the scratch,
Mike McShea and Jim McGafferty
Come to see the walking match
'Twixt the famous Bourke and Raft
erty;
Never before was seen such fun,
Ever in Erin's isle,
When Patrick Cassidy fired the gun
And Rafferty, won the mile
old Irish Ballad
In a walking race when a mans
style Is in DOUBT he is cautioned twice
by the JUDGES and on the third ofense
disqualified.
When he runs hagrantly he is dis
qualified without a caution being nee
essary. These are the rules of toe
and-heel walking
If deliberate running were to 80
subject only to caution, it would
be possible for a man in race to get
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18

and Rastus Jackson of the Colorado
heavyweights Straight rules will
govern. One of the preliminaries will
be a four-round go between Pullen Of
the Colorado and Seymour OF the
West Virginia, the sailor who won I
decision from Clarke of the Navajo
on Saturday night. Commssary
Steward W. Barowski has charge of
the arrangements. The program will
extend from p m. till 8 p IN. and
will include moving pictures, music
by fleet and local talent, boxing, and
"a full course dinner.
Hart of the Maryland challenges any
local runner to a full marathon over
road or track to be run on Christmas
Day.
High scores on the Y. NJ. c. A. bowl
ing alley are F. A. Wood, 227; II, Har
ris, NJ r. Roberts, F. A. Wood, r. S
Young, A. 7. Wisdom. George Wilkin
son, =. Dodge, II. Gear, 200 each.
| o
The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling tournament
will take place right after the holi
days.
Woodward of the Colorado wants tc
run Soldier King a full course mara
thon. Kings manager objects to his
man running more than twenty miles
The fleet and local talent field day
! Continued on page sikh
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18

The race was the most successful
of any yet held, and the course was
lined with spectators and vehicles. A
crowd of about three thousand wit
messed the race.
The finish was where the crowd
gathered thickest, enjoying an added
attraction in the concert given by
Kappelmeister Berger and his musI-
clans in the grounds of the Waikiki
Inn, where the race ended.
The crowd was well handled by the
street car service, and after the races
everyone who wanted to got home 10
dinner without delay.
The Heavyweights' Race.
Three starters toed the scratch for
the heavyweight race, c. c. James
Archie Robertson and Ed Marine
winner of this race two years ago.
Robertson and James started in al
racing clip when the gun fired
Marine going easily in the rear. The
race was between the two frs
named. Both walked in unimpeach
able style. James has fine stride
while Robertson's step was shorter
and quicker.
The men walked on even terms til
the junction was reached, at which
point James went to the front anC
maintained his lead until the finish
Robertson finished in the gamest pos
/ sible manner, but try as he might
was unable to get on terms with tn,
! long man, once he was headed.
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EMPLOYMENT oFFlce.

Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino
help. Tel 291. Waity Bldg, King St
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such a lead by running before he
could be warned by the judges as to
insure his victory in the race, even
though he walked fairly after he had
been warned
In the fourth annual Kalakaua ave
nue. walking race, decided yesterday
afternoon, Kaoo, who finished first,
and Jimmy Fitzgerald, who came in
second, We're disqualified by the
judges and the race given to Ayres,
who finished third.
Both Kaoo and Fitzgerald got away
at the start at a mixed gait settled
down to walk, mixed and walked at
intervals, and in the last quarter of a
mile dog-trotted neck and neck, each
as keen as mustard on beating the
other.
Ayres, off last, and passing his field
one by one, was the third man to I'm
ish, followed by Nigel Jackson.
After the race the judges had a
consultation, and after discussing The
matter thoroughly, disqualified Kaoo
and Fitzgerald, and awarded the race
to Ayres. Soldier King, who finished
seventh, was. also disqualified.
The Placings.
The order of the finish was as fol
lows.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18
MASONRY WORK.
AUTO STAND.
AUTOS TIC RENT.

NJ. e. Stlva's Hupmobile will make an
all-day island trip with party of three,
at 5000 each. and the new Stevens,
seven-passenger touring car. at $500
each. Get your party together and call
up Silva's Auto stand, back OF Park
theater on Chaplain St. Phone 1179.
Remember the Hupmobile is on hack
rates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18
SPORT, N NEWS

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The times were:
C. c. James ................19:3S
Archie Robertson .........19:5S
Marine ...........No time taken
The winner weighed in the neigh
borhood of 230 pounds.
The winners time broke the record
for the race, the previous times being
as follows
January, 19O9-Heavyweight racn:
A. McDuffie, Charles Lambert. Time,
.21:OS.
December, 9-Heavyweight race;
Ed Marine. Time, 22:3O.
The Main Event
In the absence of Mayor Fern, I'd
Lord officiated as starter. All the en-
tries lined up with the exception OF
Paddy Walsh.
Dick Sullivan explained the rules
to the starters before the field was
got away on their Journey, which
started at the corner of King and
Kalakaua avenue.
Kaoo and Fitzgerald jumped off in
the lead and speedily opened up a
gap. The others, with the exception
of Ayres and King, started Off as If
the course were half mile in length
instead of a mile and three-quarters.
Kaoo and Fitzgerald led to the fin.
ish.
King trailed Ayres for a way, thcn
headed MIN, and then dropped back
again.
Ayres was last but one nearly up to
the junction. Then his men began 10
come back to him and he worked into
fourth position.
Jackson, who was walking Deauti-
fully, looked like making a race Of
it, but eventually resigned third place
to Ayres, who finished one minute and
twenty seconds behind Kaoo, who
broke the tape two seconds ahead II
Fitzgerald
Jackson was fourth. Bothelo fifth,
Feagler sixth, King seventh, Addison
eight, while d. ,Kahalewai John Hau,
S Kahalewai, Sailor Woodward and
Sam Hou brought up the rear in the
order named All walked with the
utmost fairness.
All the men finished well within the
time limit of nineteen minutes, ana
a glance at the time records win
show that the race was good one
and the places closely contested.
Individual Notes.
Ayres, who has not walked since
year ago last Decoration Day, male
time just five seconds slower than ne
made in the Kalakaua avenue race
two years ago.
Jackson scored his second success
sive second.
Manuel Botelho improved on his last
years placing
Feagler, third last year, was fourth
this year. 1t was his fourth start in
this race.
George Addison, hospital corps, \.
G. H., won the special prize for the
first local service man. He walked
well.
! D. Kahalewai showed just about the
same speed as last year, so did Hau.
S. J. Woodward was walking hi
first race and went well for the frs
part of the route.
S. Kahalewai did very well for :
novice.
The old reliable Sam Hop Won the
wooden spoon for the second time. Il
1909 he only missed it by one place.
The prize Distribution.
The prizes were distributed as fol
lows:
Heavyweights' race:
c. C. James, ham, four dozen Bul
ginger ale.
Archie Robertson, case of oranges
: six months subscription to the Even
ing Bulletin.
Ed Marine, fifty General Arthu
cigars, bottle toilet water.
Special prizes:
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WANTED.

Reliable capitalist with $4,000 to In
vest in a business able to return
yearly ten times the capital invested
without risk or trouble. The best of
references and address strictly re-
quired before any particulars will be
given. Address Reliable" Star once.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Handsomely furnished, mosquito
proof rooms, single and en- suite, all
modern conveniences, with board; also
table board. Apply 1866 King street.
Phone 2699.
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the preliminaries, Camel and Tam
asovitch of the L. s S. Colorado
fought a four-round draw, and Kidson
and Wellply of the Colorado also
fought four undecided rounds. In the
third preliminary Miller of the West
Virginia won from Howard of the Ma.
rine Corps after two rounds of earn
est smuggling. In tn efinal preliminary
Seymour Of the West Virginia won a
four-round decision over Clarke of the
Navajo
recent basketball game the Ka-
lihi girls defeated the st. Andrews
Priory team by the score of q to &.
The game was the first of series Of
three.
Fox and Willer boxed at a pounds
on Saturday night
The referees at the West Virginias
boxing tournament were Messrs. II. g..
Gilman and Kirkman.
Eddie Mcclure of the Engineers
challenged the winner oft he Fox-Wi.
Ter bout.
The men of the L. S. S. Colorado
will give a boxing exhibition on the
night of the 9th inst.
The second and third rounds of the
Guild trophy tennis tournament were
played on the Manoa courts in gustyI
weather on Saturday afternoon.
In the second round Steere beat
Warren. g, 81; d. Ross beat
Schmidt. co, - Rietow beat An.
drews. So. O-6, IS.
In the third round d. Ross beat
Jones, g, 60: Steere beat Ernest
Ross, Ga, SIS. Olson beat Beard
more G-4, 6--3, and w. H. Goetz beat
Rietow, Ga, 4--6, Go.
The final round will be played next
Saturday f. f. Steere and c. II. Oh
son are paired and w. H. Goetz meets
Donald Ross.
The soccer game on Saturday result
ed in a win for the Males over the
Healanis by the close score of to o.
Tho Srora resulted from a npua1ty
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-18
WANTED

Housekeeper for small rooming.
house. J. w. Weinberg, care Royal
Hawaiian Hotel.
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At the boxing exhibition given on
the wharf adjacent to the L. S. ).
West Virginia on Saturday night Sailor
Fox of the cruiser knocked out Willer
of Fort Shafter in the third round. I'm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-04

FOR RENT--House of IL rooms, mod
ern improvements; HOP Seventeenth
street, Rock Island. L. Ii Guyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-04
Sherin's sale.


BY virtue of an execution issued out
OF the clerks Office OF the circuit court
OF Rock Island county, and state OF
Illinois and to me directed, whereby l
am commanded to make the amount Of
a certain Judgment recently obtained
against Harry Il. Schreiner in favor OF
the Rock Island County Abstract COM
many, d corporation, out OF lands. teue-
nents, goods and chattels OF the said
Harry L. Schreiner, / have Levied Oh the
following described property, to-wit:
West half Of lot eight go, in block
nine 80, in that part OF the city of Rock
Island known as and called the old or
Original Town, situated in Rock Island
county. Illinois.
Therefore, according 10 said command
L shall expose for sale at public auc-
ton, all the right, title and interest Of
the above named Harry -. Scnreincr In
and to the above described property at
10 o'clock a. IL. on Friday, the 18th day
of August, A d. 1911. at the east door
of the court house ia Rock Island coun-
", Illinois.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill, this 27th
day OF July, A. ID. 1911
O. l.. BRUNER,
Sheriff of Rock Island County.