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The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-01
Confirmation Notice
In the Carroll Chancery Court, Eastern
 trict, January Term, 1912. A. Hughes,

In the Carroll Chancery Court, Eastern Dise.
 trict, January Term 1912, A. Hughes, Ex-
 parte:
 Nc tice is given that A. Hughes has this day filed in my office his petition praying that his title by virtue of tax deed made to him by Ghe County Clerk of Carroll County Arkan- sas, for the following described lands to-wit: The east 1-2 of the southwest 1-4 and the northwest 1-4 of the southeast IA, Section A. Township 19, North of Range 23 west, contain ng 12U acres, be confirmed W Said petitioner alleges that he purchased ,aid lands at the delinquent tax sale made and lad by the Collector of taxes for Carroll ounty. Arkansas, on the second Monday in une 1908, for the delinquent taxes of 1905
 Now, therefore all persons claiming any in- crest in said lands are hereby warned to ap- ear in this court on or before the first day of next January term, which will be on Mon ay, January 22, 1912, and show sny irregularty 1T informality of said tax sale any cause why aid tax sale should not be confirmed and all ersons who claim any interes in said lands fwhatever nature are warned to appear at id time and show cause why petitioner ti- e to said lands should not be quieted and es- .blished and vested absolutely in him.
 Witness my hand and seal of said court on ais l4th day of Nov. 1911. Tobe Smith, l-H Crerk. 'ttman & Russell, Solicitors for Petitioner1 ~
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"SMART SET" OPENS
 ELIAS THEATER WEDNESDAY,

Salem Tut Witney, one of the ablest and cleverest of all negro comedians, is the star of the far-famed Smart Set' Company which will present the latest three act musical comedy "rhe Mayor of New Town" at the Elks 1heater Wednesday night. Witney is supported by forty expert fun-makers who contribute towards an offering of merriment combining twenty-one song hits, vaudeville features and ori- ginal novelties and surprised. J. Homer Tut and Ethel Marshal, an adroit and winsome prima donna, lend additional assistance with their tal- ents. The production in it's entirely is capital amusement and should ap- peal to the most exacting devotees of all that is good in up-to-date theatrical
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cousin. }eRuts Prosecuting Attorney F. G P9raam t ottw ..rE-igee
 Martin I4uc1. ,,a oI0 Ilz= -l.-z- -3- who left here with his moreer some years aso and took np their resl1-He, Ut Quincy, Mass. ha4 @5HrHHs 0 Piue 3lHH to Hake u45 #59#=l#z again His motbe1 also staas5 ui D aim Taeg are stopping VII lIr a9a Mrs Matt Donotan feG 5te FHeas=.r.
 H. E. Tfuloel1, wno vii his =9lla and daughter has been spending the summer in Ludington, Mica. ferurned here yesterday morning. Mrs Tru- lock an6 little daughter, Nnpa Bar row, have gono to Chicago. @befe they % i'll spend several weeks as guesr at the Del Prado Hotel.
 O. r. Brewster, formerly of this citv now. in the stave manufacturing bust neGs at New Edinburg, Ark. spent La'=or Day in the city with his family and other relatives. Mr. Brewster is associated with 8 MT. Fletcher in the staNe business and they are mak- ing nice success of their new plant.
 Mre. J. D Rurbank, of Wes.. Fiith avenue, left yesterday afternoon fel' SedWick, Ark, aa1e sae wi, visit r"iafives and friends for few tce,,s and then go to Sf Louis to Yi5 t..r willie with relatives. On he. Way nome Mrs. Burbank will stop at Mom- !'i's for a brief yis't and vii h. mot there by her daughter-in-laW Ms. F E. Burbank, who will go to her old home, at Denmark, Tenn. to visit relatives. The two ladies will spend a week al the Tri-State Fair.
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Miss Lillie Matthews. Of Conway, is visiting Miss Edith Jaekman.
 Mrs J. B. Farley. Of England, has arrived hcre fer visit with Mrs T. Danaher
 Mrs. H. K. Padgeet. of No. 1912. East Sixth avenue has gone to Den yer, Col, where she viii spend some time.
 John F. and zack Wells haze re- turned from DerriseauX Bayou, where they spent several da,rs on hunting trip.
 Hugh Ryland,of the W. L. DeWoody & Company Drug Store. $ in Hot Springs spending two weeks on his vacation
 Mrs J. M. Cook has returned fro1a Shelby and Aeheville, \. C., where sfa has been visiting relatives for WIG months
 MT. and Mrs. C. P. Bond ard daughter, Miss Merle, have returned from points in Illinois, where they spent several weeks.
 Miss Ethel Johnson has gone 10 FOrdyce, where she takes up her for mer position as teacher in the C}a-aT Training School.
 Grover Roberts, soda dispenser at Rosenberg's was called to his fer mer home at Rison recently to at- tend his brother, Clay Roberts.
 MT. and Mrs. J. o. Hutcheson and children, of Magnolia, arrived in the
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Room Door. on sh. S..as.

In real life room Jonr- alwav- Ypsv n toward the room itself on tl, etaEe, however room doors. as d r,!s open outward, or away from the roou Nxita ara one of the most difficult pari> of the actor's art, and if he or she h2r tn tumble. with rhe handle. pull tn. door toward them. step round it an., nass through ttey would prnbsbl, mako clumsy dodge of tt. That | Why, as a rnle. doors Rre constf,ici'- to opon outward at push.
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THE PINE BLUFF SCHOOL OF
MIISI(,

Announces the opening of it's fall term Tuesday, Sept. }. Miss Winnie Clegg will still be connected with the piano and Miss Lucy Hearn
 Broadstreet with the voice depart ment The school will be run on the best conservatory plan and no pains will be spared to make it credit to Pine Bluff and the south. Make ap- plication at once for hours Corner Sixth and Main, M. D. McNeill, di- rector. 9-1-12t
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M'0NSICN0R LUCfY
 LEAVES EDITORS DESK
Joarnea Priest Tenders iiesieHaiipa as Editer of The Southern t'H4rs!iaA
 Because Gi Religious Duties.

Monsignor J. N. Lucey, of 5bis oiIs announced yesterday that ae had eaa in his resignation as editor oE=t.9s Southern G:;aHd:an, G2sa atace1e weekly journal shat #es eszallisA 7d 2. Iittle Rock S6.se ,aa1 s5s seo. IFS resignation was t5 ,aza e9sst @a.= ter ber l and fe3. tA. < t54sifz=,z= le=,a 45i .zzz5...: ifa.zs tive eanzsi5te2 of its 2ese
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The fall term of the Annuncia- ten Academy, corner Sixth and Lau- rel streets, will open Wednesday Sept. 9th. The course of study is thorough ard extensive, embracing all branches necessary for a solid and refined edu- cation. Lessons in plain sewing, en- broidery, free-hand drawing and Wa ter co1ors. Pupils not attending the Academy are received as students of piano. violin, mandolin and guitar a+ the regular prices. 9-3-33t
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We are sure to get the better of for sxne If vo c b0s rrapp'o with has.- AgaSeA :
lo.ta,,s .,sc. Lava wall

The genera, in'r'~.~asab that lceiauA ts q cold cou.t,~, ;e X false ouA. Hays writer in Travel Magazine In R-yk isvik. the "ap!tnl of the islaud one dsy percht.l myself on one Of the lnvs Walis aud ,n"k.ri at 8 acene of a'i1yIn'.~ warmth an.i t"AaiItY Familiar c.,wr and cats ani hons wore busy I'll ,hf H1ushine children thinly clad ~ars c(ay1np about with shouis of mcrrl n,ent potctoes were iD fNll biossoI0 aud cnhha@. and v.rinrs v~s"tA hlos added 70 tue sensr oF hoiutlikA q com r"ri But ouch days are onre. in vsa, aeaert' Of rain. for 1. Ic-iand In summer k nct cold 1t Ia not cor,iforrahl9
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Rotz1a 0lh

ahoir to call upon .ld Betty. who vs deef, but who insis'ed in joining in ti colo of the anthem, and to agx ar snly to sing in the hymns. He shouts. Into her ear. Betty, I've been reques' d to speak to you about your sing Mg." At last che caught tho wos- singing and replied: Not to me u lhs praise. air. Irs gift"-PAn Me' 0Asotto
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city yesterday to attend the Winters MeGeorge wedding Wednesday.
 Ben Harvey, who recently opened a law office in this city, has gone 10 Avery, where he will spend some time with his fatheH, W. H. Harvey.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. 2. Pipkio, and sons, Louise and Marion arrived jn the city yesterday from Da.la&, Texas, to be the guests Of T. C White and family.
 '. T. Triple. E49 Hs-ur1s4 from a several weeks sot4<s.n : 54aastols, Get. ae is aiaa,ie4 Y. sa4ne a fe& weeks les.:3s.} ay sssr.
 soen.
 Miss Ruby eal5saa.... ese aopalar s+e1 osrareer a tae Citizens Eaa@ has -.sy..4..ed from a t.to weeks visit with relatives and friends at Gal4ostjou anG Houston. Texas
 Mrs. J. N Mcs aif .1,a son, Jeff and Joe, are expected home this week rom Mineral Wells and other points in Texas. where they have been visit ing for several weeks
 Glaad Harrington. manager ot tHe Sawyer | Austin Conmissary at the oa.z4p vest Of the city, VAS ii the city sunday ard yesterday, qisjties his ani3y and greeting friends.
 Ils. Eiossie White returned tsa=es yesterday afte1neon from Memphis Where she has been arending q month with relatiVes. She was aaeomF Fan;aa
 ke. ancle, E. C. Williams.
 Mrs \, x Mills and little 'faug2.s Katherine, and R. 4. Pickens, q Wa mt Lake, will arrive here tonorrog 1ro1n Eureka Springs, where thev nave been spending the sulnnor.
 Miss Nina Renffow has returned from Minnesota, where sao visited fo1' several weeks She will spend q few days here With her sister, Mrs. Hugh Jackman, before returning 10 her hone at Rison
 Mrs. r. |. Dilley left yesterday a's- ternoon for New York City, after sreading some tine here. F CT son, Ed Dilley, accompanied her as far as Lexin ston, Va, where he re-enters the Virginia Military Institute.
 r. r. Byrd, the local cotton factor and financier, has returned from New York City, where he spent several weeks. Henry Speers, D. A. Howell and (. c. Handley are expected to re- turn today from their Eastern trip.
 FranR Mtlner, the popular local resident, will leave Wednesday for Fl Pase, Texas, where he will spend some months fer his health. He will pro- bahly secure position while there and may locate permanently in that : city. Burk Mann, a student of the Jaw de- rartment of the University of Michi- gan, and manager of the University G1ee Club, but whose home is at Mariana, is in the city visiting his
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Puddnphatt-R0 d.

William Puddephatt. prominent i wholesale furniture dealer 3ae:4ae3@ ot the firm of Puddeph&5t Brothers II this ciuy, was married yesterday Q Miss Gertrude Elizabefh Boyd, q Lil- tie Rock. The ceremony #as ae~- formed at the nome of -he hf:d4 il the Capital city. 4Ir. and Mrs. 7s1df.e- phatt have gone to S9. Louis b s9esa their honeymoon.
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His Wish.

Tom-I wish this ten dollar bill wa. ten dollar debt. Dick - Heavens! Why? Ton,--Id never get rid of it, Cleveland Leader
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When prescriptions or sick room
 requisites are needed. promptness is essential Try our messenger ser Mann -Tankersley Drug Go. Phone 80. 4 If.
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Hospital Association.

HVSiJTtaE 4fSSVS III tfVft'
 The Ladies Hospital and ReaeFol- ent Association will meet this alter noon at ? o'clock with Mrs. Y. Q, Alexander, Fourth avenue and LaHrel Street.
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I3eN l. PlNktNId ti|N &i. l3l ltIltt NitLi an organism united Tor the trial of strength, and when the strain is over her system has receive, a shock from which it is hard to recover Follow ing right upon this comes he nervous strain of caring fer the child. aud 2 distinct change in the mother results.
 There is nothing G.4Ee charming than happy and healtly mother of ritil- dren, and indeed chiid-hGtl. UnGer ri@lt conditions need be nc hazard to heaff 5 or beauty. The leNpi8nablc thing i3 that, with all the evidence of shat ttcr.i nerves and broken health rosaltia5 from an tuprepared condition, women will persisti in going lliAdly tathe trial.
 It isn't as thourh tHe experience came upon them unaWa5@5. They have ample time in which t9 prepare, ! s!t they, for the most H2Gt. trust t0 e14s nee and pay the penalty.
 ln many homes once eHi'dle#s there are now children because Gf the fact that Lydia F. PjnhAam,s Vegetable Compound makes W In ( Il normal, healthy, and strong.
 Any woman who would iiISa s8ecia1 advice ia regard to this n2ai!cr is cordially invited tn write t5 Mrs. f9;01s9am at Lynn, Mass. iier sett<as' ' II be held In strict cDniiGjt.l:g@s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-05

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  Ass A.S 5)(0 Mo. N hood

8c experience 6t #aa aehuod isa Il ing oIt t0 most ii afti HIfts
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The evening world., 1911-11-24

oUTcOMrNo STEAMSHIPS.
BAlLED TO-DAY.
Pdas sidsmund, Mohawk, JackPppvifls.
@apsAca. Jefferson, Norfolk.
Alliance, Cnssoosi. DuDstan. Idatoa.
Csmasucy. Tampico.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
FAT WOMEN LINCER OVER
NELL BRINKLEY PICTURES

Nell Brinkley. wonderful line artist.
draws solid fiesheA siris, who also are
purely aristocratic In line. In % Aoaag she
10 the despair Of, all artists and fsttish
ladies. The point she illustrates y hat
aristocracy Of figure - not founded on
~skinniness. but on proportion. In this
there 10 hope for "dumpy''. fat fViks.
Under your fat h . inns. fisud flesh fig
urs. It V you; the fAs 70 an overgrowth.
Uncover that firm nsoh snd your linss will
be pure and fins-cempsiiing. - Brauklsy's
girls are.
Prove this b. melting Oft that foolish
garment Of fat. The process 10 o aple.
Take only one Marmoia Prescription Tab.
let after each meal and At bedtime. This
will do yen good. - we'll a. drop off ths
fat . half 10 . pound q day. It win touch
tho eye with the sparkle Of fascination.
point your Wit, stheriaiiss your move
msnts. BE yeurssIf-sisvats your self.
esteem.
Marmoia Tablets (maAs from the famous
fashionable formula, v OF. Marmoia. Y or.
~. Ex. CAscars Aromatic. 8x %. Pepper
mAnt wstsr) are safe 70 uss-eAseiutsly
non in5urioua. They ere. also. reasonable
In price, . large oass tfrom the makers
direct, the Marmois Co., asa Farmer
Bldg.. Detroit. Nich). or Of any drggiN.
costing only seveuty.fivs cents.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
CHEESE IS ROBBERS GAG.
Beat and Rob storekecpcr After 81.
l~encing Him in Unusual way.

Ienc1n9 Him In unusual way.
Two w~eli-dressed young men to-da,
used a pineapple cheese to gag Harr,
Prudential. who conducts a. deiIca.
lessen store At No. 26 East Fifteenth
street. while they robbed him of $3.50 Ia
cash n brutally beat their victim witt
two hammers. Both escaped, overlook.
ing 500 the deiicatessen man had IN hi
socks.
Prudential 10 nfty-thrse years old
He Wa alone in his store At 80 O'Clock
when the two young men entered. HI
knew them by sight. Ono asked Tor i've
cents worth of butter.
Prudential stopped behind the coun-
ter TO get the butter. Al he did %. ont
of the young men ran behind the coun.
ter ard struck him On the head with Z
hammer. Then the other Joined the Al.
tack and both struck . dozen blown
with hammers. most Of which inflicted
cheese into Treudenthai's mouth ~ 4
gaG. After tho two men had taken th<
loose change In sight, they ran away.
Then. remembering that the hammers
they had left In Night might have nngcr
prints that would tell stories, they came
back for the hammers. again beat the
keeper OF the store and departed.
F~reudenthai Vas unconscious for a
short time. Then his cries brought
George Ford. a laundryman. who called
the police. Prudential was taken to
Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT
IN MEMORY OF MAILER

Josef Stransky and h Philharmonic
Society Orchestra gave a concert at
Carnegie Hall last night in memory OF
Gustav Mailer. II vas begun appro-
priately with the funeral march from the
ffth symphony OF the dead composer,
who for two years was the conductor
Of the society. 1t was ended with
Beethoven's great ."Eroica" symphony
with its solemn funeral march when
seemed to move the audience greatly.
In both these numbers Mr.. Stransky
and the orchestra were at their best.
In the "Parsifal'" music. which fell be-
tween. they were not quite 80 happy.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
SIXTY DROWN IN WRECK
OF AUSTRIAN STEAMSHIP.
Lost in Storm That Has
Swept the Adriatic for
Three DAYS.

VIENNA. Nov. N-Ths Austrisn
steamer Romania was wrecked to-day
near Revieno. II Is rcorted that sixty
persons were drowned. A sirocoo has
swept the coast of the Adriatic for three
days n "a much damage TO ship
ping.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
Christmas Jewelry Buying
Begins at Lamberts

The great public that knows us we'll and
buys ALL its Diamond and Gold Jewelry,
Diamond and Gold Rings, Watches and Sill
verware of us needs no invitation to come to
Lamberts for its Christmas Jewelry.
Already many have had Christmas gifts
laid away in our vaults to be taken by them
at Christmas time and paid for then.
To strangers who have not bought of us,
we would say we quite realize that talk is
cheap,
The evening world., 1911-11-24
NAY FORCE oARDANeLLEs.
italy Might Dictate Terms Of Peace
mt CcnstanHnopIe.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Nov. A-NeutraI
commerce Is seriously threatened by the
proposed blockade OF the Dardanelles by
Italy and Turkeys consequent defensive
measures.
The Ambassadors Of the foreign pow
ers here are comforting on the subject,
as II Is believed that italian action Will
not be delayed much longer. II Is
thought that Italy may even try to force
the Dardanelles and dictate her terms OF
peace at Constantinople.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
PORT OF NEW YORlk.
ARRIVED.

Luhtanh "a. .HvsNpod
III no Now oneans
CNp a Auann ..s............. eavanuah
The evening world., 1911-11-24

But deeds count. Make any selection Of
Christmas Diamond or Gold Jewelry, Dia-
mond or Gold Rings, Watches or Silverware
you like, and if we don't deliver you the finest
quality of goods, guaranteed, at lower price
than you would pay for articles of equal merit
elsewhere, we shall not expect a second visit
from you.
Acquaintance of ours do not end with a
first visit. Everybody within reach comes
back. The rest order BY mail.
The evening world., 1911-11-24
STEAMSHIPS.

TUE TO-DAY.
Argentine, Patras. Adriatic, kyepool
Kansas City, swansea. Tintorttto, Barbados.
Javary, BarDsdpa. Zriis. Curacao.
Florisd, Halifax. Moro Csstle, Vera Crus
IoQuula. jacksonville, " Monte, New Orleans.
PennUivania, HAMBURG. n Norte, Galveston.
The copper era., 1911-04-21
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial Distrlct of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Graham. directed to the Sheriff or any Constable of Grecnlee County. Arizona, on the first ddy of March, A. D. 1911, duly attested by the Clerk of said District Court, in certain cause wherein B. F. Darbyshire and W. w. Evans co partners doing business under the firm name and style of Darbyshire X Evaus, as plaintiffs, on the 1lth day of October. 1910 re- covered n judgment against New England and Clifton Copper Co of Arizona, a corporation. de- fendant. for the sun of Four Thousand Three Hunared, Thirty one and 36-1OO (S4,S31.S6) Dol lars with interest thereon at the rate of per cent per annum until paid to gether with SIG % costs aud disbursements, at the date of the judgment and arcruing costs;
 have levied upon the following described property, to-wit: The following described min ing claims, located in the Greenlee Gold Noun tain Mining Di- trct, in the County of Greenee, Territory of Arizona, the names of said mining claims, together with the books and pages wherein the location notices (whenever amend ed location notice is given) thereof are recorded in the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, in the Record of Mines is as follows:
The copper era., 1911-04-21
Natice of Sherlfrs Sale

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Graham. directed to the sheriff or any Constable of Sreenlee county, Arizona, on the First day of March, A. D 19l1 duly at tested by the Clerk of said District Court in a certain cause wherein L. w Turgeon as Plain tiff, on the 4th day of October A. D. 1910 re- covered judgment against New England and Clifton Copper Company, of Arizona, corpora ton, Defendant for the sum of Sixteen Hun dred Seven and 52-lOO tSlcO752) Dollars. with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per aunum mtil.paid, together with sl35O costs and disbursements, at the date of the Judgment and accruing costs;
 Ihave levied upon the following described property to witt The following described mining claims, located in the Greenlee Gold Mountain Mining District in the County of Greenlee, Territory of Arizona, the names of said miuing claims together with the Books aud Pages wherein the location notices (when- ever amended location notices have been filed the book and page of the last amended location notice is given) thereof are recorded in the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona, in the Record of Mines, is as follows: