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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

lsin gebaIt unc DtrlieB 5atnilton ON
Wtpntdg WlDrgtn, phne feine GItern Su
perftdnbigen, boB er bic glbfibt babe,
bic Stoot 5u DerlaIftn. Die GItern iinb
iehr iiber fein SernbIeiben bedngitiat,
gluuben ober, bdB er ii1 auf Der Rtis
ft nah Sfluhoma beftnbet.
Der s5uniUr Tumeness;;ersit bbtr
ct. 4nn1 Rirhe giebt bsute gbenc m
oem 5onntdgsf6uls 3immsr cine llns
tsrbdltans sum 8efien Der airde.
- Der Iinte 3eiaefinasr Der 6 Sabs
re dlttn Celia Wittmon, 1od)ter Der
camille CHARLES Wittman, bon SO.
Ito 6anopsr StraBe, fpurbe BON ben
Wdl5en elmer WdfbmoItins tbeiItpsiie
obgequetFdbt.
- Rep. 8. o. Gtone, Der q,rebider
Der SommerpiIIe unb go[tnspilIe
presbntsrianer sairhe, ipeld3er iiinoit
Bon feiner Satin ouf Gheioung Ders
tldgt tuurbe, bat ben 8eItbIuB eeFaBt,
bic pfdrriielle TIM Wedi dufsuaeben unb
ii9 in sinem Der Siibltaaten Elm Seim
su ariinben.
- gatrid Sanlor, Elm betonntsr
Idrmtr, itarb DorIebte 9aht in Ieiner
Wobnuns ndht Srfprb am SdlagfIuB,
I'm Utter bon rs Sdbr.n.
- Die 5dmiIie Games Sancod,
BON Ro. SIC Sisb Strabe, tuel6e iif,
lpdhreno Der srftsn Mintermonate in
JIoribo auf6ieIt, tebrts poreeftsrn sus
rit uno entbedte, bdB Ginbrehsr tpdbs
reno ibrer abtpefenheit in bisDpbnuna
tinseorunsen tparen unb ein 5iIbers
fsrDiee i'm Bertbe bon SO entpenbst
batten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

- Die pIattbsutiht ShiisensGes
feufhdft Iabet 5rsunbe unb getannts
gum Soniasbou elm, Der ON Spnntaa
in Der 9ommanp SaiIs itattfinbet. Das
qrransemenissGomnritt. bat bic Bee
ittn 9orbtrsitungen setrofftn unp fam
allen 5heiInehmern 8eraniigen In 5iilIe
unb 5i[Is in ausiift itsIlsn. R6ntq
Jobonn SoFepb ]. BON Jslbbauisn NIT
isintr ipateren a0nigin @iIbeImina
bon BiIpbduisu, erfttr aoiutant Seinz
RID bon gBilp NIT isintr abiutdntin
Waria BON JeIebaus, 5tp.itsr qbiutoni
Sobcnn bon 8sdmdun NIT Ieiner ab.
iutdutin Gaife bon gsdmonn iperben
punt halb uht llbr in Der 5nmmonp
5oIIs etnSiebtu unb bann esbts Ios.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
2ofal /: Seridt.
Ginftintmig
Grf'drt fid bic GiHt. gnrnaemsinSt
iiir bic AusmtriHHa bts aaRals.

die Cincinnati 5urnaemein6e ba.
in ibrer ositrigeR 9erIammIuna, bic
inter benz 8orib pss sritsn Spreters
aGfreb Gfiermdnn uno Der prototons
Fiibruns bss Shrifttparts Gtiss
ftatifonb. iiG sinitimmig su gunItsn
Der qusmerSung bss GauoIs srtIGrt.
Stiirmif1e 6eiterseit psrur'l&ts
tpGbrsno Der 8sfpretung Der Jrass
5trr ErauS 6affnsr NIT elmer 43 Snbs
re 5uriidbotirenben R.minisssus. Die.
ie &analfraas, bemtrtie Ssrr SaTfHer,
lift mir riiht gerabe nsu. glls i6 i'm
Sabre 1868 ndd Cincinnati fam,
fiibrte msiH 8ruber mid iibsraa umtsr
uno 5eisie mir notiirIih dut bsn aas
nal hini.r Der 8erberei, Fiiete isoo9
bin3u: Range lpirb b:eTer aandI nitt
mebr trtitirsn. bsnn feline ausmerJung
III 10 aut iuie be1dIoFsnt Sade uEe
mir freroen bann tilisn praftilen 9ou.
lepnrh erbdlten." Seii iener 3stt babe
ih unSdblieen @erIdmmlunaen in uls
len sroentIiten 5nlen ttigepahnt, in
eenen fir bic 4bfhaFfung unb 2lus.
mtr3uHg bss anuals oeitirt fuurbs,
aber Die aeiiotion iflisf bonn INNER
iehr balo ein iino es bIieb beim aIieR.
Sd befiirhts, paB aud oi. osssnlpdr.
tige getDeeuna ipieber i'm SdRbe pers
lnufen tpiro."
Senator aubI fanbte Der 1urnoss
Eeinbe ein 3anfI6rei6en fir oas ibm
onIdblib ieinsr scIbenen 5chlsit as.
nahte biibfde Geifent un6 bas
S4reiben puroe Dem Qrototpa beige
flsi.
atls neuss Yaiialisb uurbe NIT
surnpnB BON Rorb Cincinnati Turn.
perein 0err SuIius Corn dufaenoms
men. sSerHer fuurbe bsfdnnt ataebtn,
bcB bic 7urneroomen am Rahmittaa
bss rs. Wdrs i'm ateinen Saafe zine
aemiisblide unterbditnna peranftalten,
an Der fih bic Wlitslieoer nntiirlih
febr soblreih bttbeiligen tDerben. gtu.
teroem tpurDe cine Gtnloouna su Der
Gdmilisnfeftlihieit bes Shipeiser
WGnntr9ors am IL. Wl1rs uno sum
gefu6 bes 9orirags bss 6errn grnit
v. Weitr iiber bas pafiionsIpiel In
Gberammersau am 8. M1rs i'm @rono
Opera 5ouit onssnpmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
onbers ais pOIIsomnltf, lDertbIog.

fpnbers aIB poIIiomrnfn iperihIos.
Della Bennett, Die I'm 1unbesaeriht
iiberfiibrt ipcrosn iit, ein Mdbhen BON
gbieago nuh bier tn sin berrufenss
6aus perIhleppt 5u babtn, tpurbe bon
Ri6ter 6oiliit.r 5u eff Wonaten DE.
fGngniB psrurtbsilt, bic fe In Der Qnz
ftaLt ali iron s. ali nerhiihen hof
Der Ri1tsr bielt Der Mngetiagien eine
fltins pnute unb btmertte, naB Die
pabeeIhieoenbeit unb Rube bes Ges
fangniBItbens1 iie bofFentIid ouf ans
oere unb befTsre Gsbanten brineen
iptroe. Dus llrtbeil III jeboh nod
ni6t bpIlFtredt, ba bi. gtRnstt nlSglis
der meiie appsIIirt. Sie ipuroe untsr
$4,000 giirofd1dft aefteIIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
ans oem gausess.bdnSe.

Sm gunbtssD Difiritteerihi iparbt
ssittrn Der prO5eb gessn Den reifen
.Mail Sreer1 @ef6dftsmann Drl. %.
9arrilpn fortssIsst. 9eritlbt iii Be-
tnnnfli6 Der 9enubuns Der pDft su be-
triissrif6en 3Dsden ongttlagi. 9is
Rsgi.rnng bat ben solI forgfnm nufs
arbeiten luifsn unb 3susm BON ipeits
Der, non ,aanfas. bon Qebrasfa, bon
Help Dort unn nnbsren Gtnattn hiers
bsrgebraht. Gtitern lpurben Ausiagen
bstreffs zines 9tppibfsgers genaht,
Der ben Anprsifunesn 61rrif0n's 5us
folgt bds Ron plus Ultra nIItr Reinis
gunBsmuffinsH ftin io[ltt. Dir 3sugea
bsssi6nsisn Den Apparai iammi unp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
Senebme aHo 9astun.

5rau Morp s. Wubnnro ln6
5ohter BON SsaoOb, Snb., befinben
ith auf geiu6 bel 5rau Wlopnurb's
gltern, Soiepb Cameron. an Der Grpnt
Strabe IN Dopton.
- Die ct. QlIopitus GobaIitdt Der
ct. 6rdnsistug airhe peronitaIist am
%. Jebrudr In Der 9ptbian 6alle In
Dapton cine gpritsuune.
- Serr unb grau U. 6. 2ob bon
Bellevue. .Gp.. bdben gsftern bieie Stabt
rsrlafen, nm iit in kingston, 9snn.,
nteoersulofen.
- Die gelIeoue 5eusripebr ipurbe
nah Der WobnunQ pon :. Gnds, Qops
lar Strabe uno IapI0r apenus, gerus
fen, pofeIbit infoIss Der GrploIion els
nes 8aiolinofeus Elm 5suer entitonoen
mar, Oas raid qeI0Iht ipurbe. Der
S9absn belduft ii6 auf unsefGbr $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

Die Heinport Office fir Sas ,Gia.
tianaticr 8olfsblatt" beiiubef ;ifj IN
au. 339 Yorf Strake, gesenii6er bem
eunrfbanie, iuoielbit 0cnigfeiten, aa.
Seigeu n. |. NJ. biz 10 1tbr 45 Ninntea
AbeHbs sntsegenaencuru.eu uer6en.
zelephDH Sonfh 2401. 81
8. Carl 8tainms, q, unb
Grace W. 5onna, 28, geioe DON
Riiing Sun, Jno, purDen ssitern
bier getraut.
Sm gale Der 8irginia gaulfon
eegen bic Campbell gountp Ganf in
gelleDue reihte bic 9ertlagte eineanfz
mort eiH. bsrsufOIge paulon bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
brinpcn Sen @asen in CrSnans,

feteu 1hrf anhnIna In glnnb, berT Niate tsne
AerbfH bliesRHbtn GItmeaie suslffibgsn Die
Iub fr1ffie mn6en anb In hen M6evn rem
tHaeHbiiden @br9ess fcieAer flirbea Iaifen gle
sgetbfn mot ftetben: Eie tSetbsn Fn ni6f all
iEigo eridopft fiibfen Wlpraefk: uEleA irtgb In
GreHuua feiH: fif beritibeH benz MIi1arni leues
tieenlhitusIihe ReslbI ber SEass unb Gtnrfe.
bak Sse In Eldnh feet bic MHuehmlithseif bcna
forsmeHsr WefuHbbeiE inne sn iperbeu bic bcrs
hrysiei III duf aIIe RcrfcmmiiiHe. RsgbtreH
&c AIftc fBtasns ugsb0Io. Beben Gle in biz
WrpIbefe IiSfb nefianeen Esc fin 80 Gent Rdaef
0nr0 orntns Ets tperbeH lhHeH frekg Mlfen
briHgea, ole siH W2pHai afbttf @ute p6er 0rs
boluha TEcbtren Gle htefetbeu Racnn Eia
eiFre frete probe btefer suHHbcrbcIeu 0nsheSuwG
lniiHfdfn e6nsteen Eie ben uaffnIte0srbea
aeupen airs nnb EN- Cadet tpir6 franfe aeaes
fanbt nEEoeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
Rlusldnoiid)e NadJrid)ten.

giulab abungstarten aus
6tem GoIb. Der Mosiauer
GrObtaufmann g. Spirioonofp faubie,
ipis aus ct. petersburg ssf6riebsn
tpiro, Dor einiaen 5daen ginInbungss
tartsn sur 5sier ietner soIoensn 5o1s
seit aus. Die GmpfdHger biefsr GinIas
bungstarts tporen dufs anasnsbmiie
iiberruf6t. ais iie ben griefumIhlda
I0Iten uno ihnsn bIantss goIb entgss
senTtnrrts. Anfauss nobmta iie an,
bab bic adrthen nur cine gcIbens Gurs
be trngsn. nm oanurh aleiHIom bic
5eisr Der soloeuen 6oh3ett on3ubeus
ten. Cine H1bere priiFuHg ergdb d6er,
bdB oisfs ann1hme irrig Eel. unb baB
Der betdnnts UfilIion1r pirtlih edit
aoloeHe adrteH, bic alIerhinos siemIin
niinn gttpaI5t paren, perihidt bate.
sJeoe 9arte ipoe 20 9ramm. sJm adns
sen bate Der utiliiondr Spiribonoiu
200 berartieer Ginlabungssarten an
idmmtlihe Wlostauer uno qetsrsburz
ger 9roBiaufteute psrIhidt. 1ieIs 200
SinldonngstdrtsH ipoeen dIio 3uiums
men runb 4 aiIosramm. Die aarten
tpuroen tbdtidhIih BON sinem Ncss
tuler SuipeIier aus bisier maIie 9olb
In tunItnoIIer Wsife nit GmdiIleias
lassn bergsitelIt. 9as Cob, hns gu ben
anrten DeripeHbst tuoroen III, Itebt Su
btm 5ubilur nod in siner beionberen
9eSithuHe. ba ss nGmli6 in Ttinen els
e.nsn Golbbergtpsrisn eef4iirft ipors
bsH iii. Spiribonotp. Der @sranFtaIter
Der goIbsnen 6o95sit. lit elmer Der
gr0Bten ruiTifden @oIbsrubenbsFiber
unb bat bier audi l.in WeiIIionenDers
m6gsn erfpcrben. Jsbe Ginlabunass
torte felt einen Dtrtb BON runb 100
Mnrt bar.
Gin alir5mii6es Grams
portfGiff. Sn elmer stiessrubt
norbtiG Der bti StraBburg gsIsgsnen
8anssndu buben erobs Ganlpfbngsfr
cine WleHge altr0miiher G'egenit6npe,
bic offenbnr bic Reits elmer untergeeans
geRsn Sf,tffslnbuns uoriteIlsn, gu 9as
&c geforeert. gs tnmsn iiber 80 Miibls
ileine nit eineH burhihnittlimen Ges
tpidt bon SO 9fuHb gum 9orIdein.
1as Mottrial ift bosislbe. aus bsm bic
msiiten In Der llmeeeenb ssfunbenen
romii6eH mibliteins bsfseben: gafnIts
lapd, bic nah Der anfitt Snhptrit6ns
bigger aus ben 8aialiInatrn BET Riebers
msnbie etbrohsn ipurbe. Bon ben
ipurbsn 28 ins Strabburs
ger sli6ififde Wluftum gebraht; fe
dliein MAIDEN ein @sfpift BON 770GiIoe
eromm aus; bas Ghiff mub alfo reGi
iraefdhig stipsIen fsiH. Man fanb bon
ibm grDbere soistbeils, bdrunisr aud,
Elm faft il Weier lnnsss stbcgenss
6olsItid, bos offenbar aIs Ghiffss
rippe gsbitnt bnt. auberbsm iinb sam
0orfhein gtfomnsn ein 81 3eniimeter
LANCER Ghiffsbobrer. cine Muberiions
&c. Elm eiierner SGiffsftadDel NIT sipei
Episen unb cine 4 Ailcgramm idirers
gItiiugsI, bic an elmer Stnnge beFeTtiqt
mar. Ginige Aupfers itab Hronseteifel
iotpis psrfdiebenariigt Wert3suge iinb
Rsite bts aiinens nnb 6anbtpertss
nnb snblrside Wliinsen nit |
ben BiIbern Der H0iisr 0allienas,
QuintilIus unb9etrius atbtn Qfufs
ihlab iiber bic 3eit, bn bos GhiFf ben |
Rbeii biHnuf fubr: es mar i'm Iebisn
Dritttl bts sa gnbe sebsnben briiien |
nn9driTiIidsa 51brbunberts. ale bas !
5hiff itins Qdbung bon miihlfteinen |
BON Der MofsImiinbung ben Absia bers |
auf Sl 6gIngsn bate unb unisrgiaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
aases Gincnatier UpfsbIatt srsias "A. ebraar 1911

Superintenbentsn Der WdfTsrntrts
fiir Sdnudr perIeien nnb sntsssenges
flommen. Dos GefuH fur gnhrins
gu1g zines 8nesnlidtes dn Der MaFbs
tngton Ipe., atpifben 8. unb z. Ctr,
ipuroe genebHigt. 8as Oefun bon
Samuel pbiIips nm cine mirtbs
fidh,aiftsLissrls ih on Der Z. Hah gtishten.
Ctr, nnc Der biesbeSiislihe Vroteit
puroen an bas 3ommittee fir aissrl=
len peripiefen. Die Wirtbihdftss
lI3ens bon Der s. unb SIdbeIla ctr.
truroe auf Mn,. Stoedel iibertrngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

bab fie TIRE srenabe erfAredsen gle fahsu
fiemIs9 gut ans. aber fstFler badbte. bdh In
bieicH er'6epftrn Sserpsn hie Bsfabr ees fus
flaElt6 aertioIt tpurbe aria Aicunie CHER Jnkge
naftia tr1tFn, bic WefHHcbett iptebsT eerus
IeHen. rfnn lie he fth fuieesr eiufteMie. Ia
befnmnfn fanieu fo fdhteben Ste es niH anf
leHneru tdrFtben E,e bcille nod barnm. T!ss
fsF sritaanltdf gftITHitfel bfrIetbi Jbrgm n6r.
Anh ileLL6DllksnhRs &lAf erseuakn. Eie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

EDt on 1tut ite Yrop e.
Seiuugen. sSn Der iebruarsWums
mer bss Cosmopolitan Mnngasins"
lit tin Snterpieip NIT 9bomas gbiion
DeroffentIidht, ons aud fir unIere 2es
ier Jntsrtife boben hiirfte. Der grobs
Grfinber fast ba SiHge poraus, bic in
Der 9bnt 10 sauberhoit tlingen, boB
man glouben rn0tts, Der alte 6err babe
itcb nur ein Spdbden nit benz Rts
porter geleiftet. lIn6 10 ipirb ss ipo6l
nud letn. 1enn tper tpiirbe es i'm
grnit fir m6eIih bdlten, baB ts einit
Waihinen gtben tonnte. in bic man
Stoff, GH6pfe unb 3nirn binsintbut
uno mad sinigen llmorsbungen elmer
aurbsl einen fertigen ansus. elm mos
bern gedrbenitetes Rltib IN gmpfdng
nebmsn fam. Sn niht alIsu fsrner
3eit - meint Gbifon - pirb Gtabl
an Stslls BON 5OIs sur M0belfabritas
iipn bertpenbst iperoen. SclHe Gtdhls
M0bsl tpiirben ni6t nur ben @oraug
seriHger Shfpere boben. bu fe nidt
muiiip su feiH brnuhen, fis ipiirbsn
aud, MIR Elm ssiinftel Der 6eritelIungss
toFien bon 6oI5mobilidr btunfpruhen.
oIio srbtbIith billiger iein. Durh gns
ftrih fam unierem 3utunftss sWltnbIes
msnt ausieben unb syarbe itber ss.
piinihten 6ol3art psrlieben iperben.
Weiter bebaupttt GbilOn, bab papier
burh Ridsl perordHgt iperoen ipirb.
Ga RidelblGtier nisI niinnsr, bdlibarsr
uno billiger fsin fpernen als popier,
pito man ale Bidder nur nod auf
Ridsl oruden. Gin groBss, fairies
BUD NIT sitpu 10000 Seitsn biirfie
taum Elm plumb tptssen, unb Der preis
bes WuterinIs fpiirbe nielleidt $1.25
betrneen. Mlle lonbipirthfhnftlifen
lltsniilisn, bic bente Hoh bic Ginifeiz
lung pisler nit ben 6dnbsn 0rbsitenber
wlenihen erforbern, lperben In forns
member 3sit rieiige elettrifh betrieben.
Wlnfhinen sriebfn. bic Der 3utuHftss
2dnbfpirt6 In erSbier BsqnsmIihfsii
bon tiHsn Sih aus birigiren tdnn, ins
bsm er bier auf sinen anopf briids,
bort sinsn 6ebtl bttpeat. llnb nod Dor
9eainu bts nsuen sobrhunberts ipirb
nndl Goifon's Qrppbsseiuna Der clif
1rnum Der Golomodsr iih rtaliSigeH,
uHb bns ebls seIbs Uletou pir0 70
IpOblfeil futrbeH, bab unfsr aseenipdrs
tiges 0eIbFpfftm bon grunb aus sins
4tnoeruns trfnbrtn mub.
WiBperitonbeM
4ouptmnnn: ~gDos finb Gle IN -
rem 3ipils sWerb1ltnib24
Beirut: s9rdatigam. 6srr Qaups,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24
slm arbeitsliaus neitnrhen

Der Dboo6lOie 5r.b. Mann, psIs
der am mitttpoipG tptgen SerumIuns
germs 5u tirsr arbsttsbaustrdfs ptrs
urtbeiIt troroen mar, purbs esitern
Wotgsn tpbt In TstHer 3sle pcraes
funoer. Die 2eitk iuuroe auF 9lns
oronung beg goroHers ndG Der
Worgue gsbra6t. Der Mann lit iss
benfaIls etnsm 5srSlhIos srIsgsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

nirT. Tangfn Gle iefprf an. bebcr Gle biefss
GinhsuH beE HfrbeHserTtilfann efret6en kds
enc balttnHstaeH SlitnufWgnbguh bSAslTssf.
eiibeR Eie fia usesl ein. bug@ Arbeit phsr
Heibseilbuua cher Siarfeniftel cber 16nisAe
Gin1e abnen uiiken ober bnh Jhfe gerhgfifft
pcsilteresbfnb I'll Ianfsnbe b0beu IN ftwsr
geleuf;dubsFabiafsit 10 innea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-24

Tie eaHteH 8n9ets bon Glfro Oratus fcFien
Hl:r 20 Gents nHb wssbeH 10 Cincinnati nsEfaHit
bon mA q. Eois.
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WiBrerFonbeH

9duptm0nn: .Wns jinb Gle IN esbs
rem 3ipils sWerbaltnib24
Beirut: s9rduiieam. aerr 0oupt,
The Forrest City times., 1911-07-14
Sl0NlKER MILL TIMES.

Health is tolerably good in our neighborhood at present.
 We had good rain last Saturday evening, but we are needing more yet Mir. ]. H. Cavanaugh,o of Moon Lake. was visiting relatives and friends in our neighborhood last Sunday.
 Our school began last Monday. Mrs. Myrtle Collier is our teacher
 Mrs. H A Williams and family visited Mr and Mrs. Marion Teller last sunday
 Crops are looking fine since the rain. Rev. T. L. Woodiel and D. L. Burns visited Wynne last Monday.
 Uncle Harrison Robertson reports that his cattle are dying with the Texas fever, and lie says that it i, taking the best out of the bunch.
 We had quite a bloodhound chase after negro little south of here last Sunday. It is said that this negro killed another negro short time age over in St. Francis bottoms. The dogs failed to catch the negro.
 Mr. ". o. Sloniker has moved into our neighborhood out of St. Franci, bottoms, on account of his health.
 Blackberries are about gone. We don't know what the coons and pos sums will do next unless they tackle Grandpa Sloniker's roastin ear patch
 Wild Bill No. }
The Forrest City times., 1911-07-14
GOODWIN TIMES.

MT and Mrs. ], T. Dyal left Mon- day for Dawson Springs, Ky. They will stay there about two weeks and then visit their old home in the Buckeye State
 Dr. G. A. McCormack made pro- fessional visit to Palestine Monday
 Mrs. Gladys Gunter spent Sunday evening with her friend Miss Ethel Jordan
 Deputy Sheriff B. S. Moore. of For rest City, was here Monday attending to court matters
 Squire J. H. Cavanaugh, of Moon Lake, was a visitor here Saturday.
 MT and Mrs. !. J Reedy moved into their new home last week
 Messrs. ]. L. Young and H. ]. Jor- dan were here Sunday.
 Capt J. II Powell visited Forrest City Friday
 Drs. Bettis and Hall, of Wheatley. were attending court here Monday.
 Mir. Otho Jordan was business visitor in Palestine Monday
 Prof and Mrs. Ira T. Winfrey, of Wheatley, spent several days here this week
 Mrs Nirgie Beedle left Saturday for Garrett, Illinois.
 Miss Ethel Jordan entered upon her duties as school mistress Monday, having secured the summer school at Oak Hall, in Lee county This is Miss Ethels first school and we pre-. dict that she will make good
 J. \. Haggard was srraigned in Squire Sherman's court Monday for an assault upon the 1l-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Of this place. Haggard was bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 Rice crops are good this year, and the farmers predict banner yield.
 MT. C. C. Brown is wearing a broad smile. It's girl Mother and baby are doing nicely
 Mrs F. E. Dyal and daughter, Miss Atty, are visiting Mrs Dyals mother in Henderson, Tenn.
The Forrest City times., 1911-07-14
PROPERTY NOTES
 FOR CURRENT WEEK.
Real Estate Transfers in St. Francis County for Week Ending July 12, 1911. Compiled by St.
 Francis County Ab-
 stract Company.

W. A. Pearson to T. C. anl E. G. Merwin, an undivided l-I0 interest in NE l-4 SEE 1-4, Sec. 8. T N. R E., S21. 50.
 Crittenden Lumber Co, to Harry Willard. N l-2 NE l-4. Sec. g. T 6 N. R E., sl. .6O0.00.
 Jno. B. Wright and Annie J. Wright to Geo. W. Wright. SEE 1-4 SEE l-4, Sec. [, T N. R E.. St. 900. 0o.
 Geo. Johnson and wife to John NJ. Nichols, 1-2 SEE l-4, Sec. 36, T 5 N.. R E., and 25 acres N R R. NE IL. Sec. l. T 1 N. R E.. B. 10000
 Forrest City Box Co.,. to Thomas B. Green, $. l2 NV f-4 Sec. 2i. 5. .s6 acres; SE l-4. Sec. 2l. 165. 5 acres: SW IA. Sec. 21. 165. 5 acres, all in T 6 N, R E., B. 3SO 0o.
 c. A. Mccormack and wife to Char ley Sartin, Lot in Block 10 Goodwin, S250. CO.,
 c. A. Mccormack and wife to Char ley Sartin, Lot in Block 10. Goodwin, S25o00.
The Forrest City times., 1911-07-14
Visited Forrest City on Long Auto
 Trip.

Rev. and Mrs. Tate of Dayton. Ohio. reached the city Sunday morning. enroute from Dayton to Hot Springs, where MT. Tate has accepted the pas forage of the First Baptist church. The trip had been made in a four cylinder forty horse power Marmon touring car, the party having left the Ohio city on Monday, July 3, coming across portions of Ohio and Illinois, crossing the Mississippi river at Cape, Glrardeau, Missouri, and thence down the west side of Crowley Ridge over the route proposed to be traversed by the St. Louis-Little Rock Hot Springs Highway, the speedometer showing a distance of something over 750 miles as having been travelled when the car reached here
 Mrs. Tate is daughter Of the late Major L. W. Munroe, of Lonoke, and was a schoolmate of Mrs. $. B. Trapp.. and she and MT. Tate and their four children were delightful guests of that lady while tie party was in the city sunday morning
 The trip was resumed Sunday after noon, start being made shortly after , o'clock. MT. Chas Mcdaniel accom-. panied the car as far as Brinkley which city was reached Sunday evening shortly before o'clock. The children of the party were sent on to Lonoke by train. their father and mother in- tending to visit there for day or two before continuing the journey to the Springs
 Mr Tate was to have delivered his initial sermon in Hot Springs on Sun day morning, but on account of the wet weather and consequent heavy roads his schedule was somewhat dis. arranged The gentleman was for merly field evangelist for the Baptist church in this state, and has many friends and is quite well acquainted and generally esteemed throughout the state
The Forrest City times., 1911-07-14
\ Handsome Establishment.

Mir. A. l.. Stevens, has just complet- ed very extensive changes and improve ments in his Undertaking and Elm balming Establishment which gives it high rank among tirst-class Funeral Directing Establishments even in the large cities.
 The large and commodious building has been newly painted in the latest French Gray Color. which is most appropriate for their line of business. The inside has likewise been painted and improved in many ways so as to give it that air of quiet restfulness so necessary and appropriate in such an establishment.
 MT. Stevans has built what Is known as dark show room, which is abso. lutely dust proof, in which samples of many beautiful caskets and other funeral goods are shown under soft electric lights. This is an innovation and something new in Forrest City, nothing of this kind ever having beer attempted in Forrest City before. Here is shown samples of the largest and best stock of the kind to be found in the State. It consists of everything required to give our beloved dead a decent and proper burial. First there are Grey Crepes, the latest and most beautiful in door Badges. Then comes the gray couch board, leather uphols- tered, which is used for preparing the remains for the casket. In caskets they have great variety of designs. including the Gray copper-lined, roll. steel cloth-covered. and the Belmont lead.coated steel caskets, and many other kinds in the most popular de. signs
 In addition he has complete line of burial robes for women and suits for men, and other items necessary to the proper arrangement and burial of the dead
 MT Stevens has also added to their other facilities large warehouse in which to store the main stock, and also house their funeral cars when not in use. In fact the Stevens Under taking and Embalming Parlors are strictly up.to-date, and they are pre- pared to give your unfortunate needs and beloved dead prompt. painstaking and efficient care
 The business is conducted under MT Stevens personal supervision with Miss Irma Stevens in the office, and MT. ". B. Ainsworth, an efficient and licenses embalmer of Texas, who is capable of taking full charge in the absence of Mir Stevens, ready at all times to serve you with the best there is to be had at reasonable prices Mir Ainsworth is an expert, and though here only few months, has made many friends and won the esteem of all who have made his acquaintance, as most conscientious and strictly reliable gentlemen.
 MT. Stevens extends the public a cordial inyition to call and see his new establishment at any time.
The Forrest City times., 1911-07-14
HERE THEY ARE.

200 Acres finest Of St. Fran. cis bottom soil, two miles from station on Rock Island where there is gin. Tenant houses, barns and pumps, all in first class condition. Nearly all cultivated and fronts St. Francis river. Price s75 per acre, with terms.
 POO Acres fronting St. Fran cis river, where the new road from Memphis will cross. l50 acres cultivated and fenced. Four houses, barns and pumps. Balance can be easily cultivat- ed. Price s40 per acre. Part cash, balance at 6 per cent.
 These are two good farms in the choice part of the St. Francis Bottom, and are be- coming more valuable every day. Let me tell you more about them now, while the investment is at it's best.
 Nathan B. Norton