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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-11
MEREDITHS TOOK
The FINAL GAME
LOCAL NINE DEFEATED MOOR
HEAD AGGREGATION 7 TO a.
FoRTiN HAD BEST or PITCHERS
BATTLE, BUT RECEIVED ROT
TEN SUPPORT FROM TEAM.

In a game which was characterized
by the hard work of the pitchers and
the lose playing Of the field. the Fargo
Meredith baseball team defeated the
Moorhead Athletics yesterday after
noon by score of to in the last
game OF the series between the two
teams.
Moorhead had the game won in the
second inning when on clean hits the
boys from across the river ran in
pair Of tallies. However, in the sixth
the game was given away by a series
of costly errors In which the home
team scored four times. Two errors
in the seventh by the Moorhead team
followed by clean two-bagger by
Fiddler again brought In two more
scores, which with score made In the
third accounted for the tallies OF the
locals.
The game was In many respects d
pitchers battle with the showing in
favor of Forth. The Fargo college
star was weak at giving compliment
aries to first base, but he made up Tor
lit In the long run by holding down
his hits and tanning out nine men.
Only three hits were secured off For
tins delivery and two OF them were
little measley infleld scratches which
the visitors were unfortunate In not
being able to get behind.
How Runs Were Made.
In the second Forth was the first
man up and he flew out TO the center
pavilion. Warner followed with a nice
little hit In the same place. Paxton
icaused the pin to soar to the right
garden getting him on first and allow
ing Warner to reach third. Sherwood
i went out Fiddler to Holzer. Paxton
going TO second. Mclean followed at
the bat and placed nice one in right
field, scoring Warner and sherwood.
Mclean in attempting to reach second,
was shut OFF by Holt and he was out.
! In the third. after Nelson had been,
put out, Tufts secured fast scratch
i hit through Mclean. Ryan was. walk
ed giving Tufts free chance at Sec
ond. Kossick placed the ball down to
Mclean, who errored and threw bad
to first while Tufts circled the remain
/ ing base and scored. Ryan went to-
second at the same time where he died
and Rossick never saw farther than
first, as Holt went out on fly and
Anderson famed.
IN Moorhead's half Of the sixth
| Thayer landed on the ball for the SEM
sationaI hit of the game, placing II up
1 against the fence between left and
Il center. 1t gave him three bases. Far
~o's infielders came I'm close and Forth
| layed one In the outer edge Of the in
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A GAME NEXT SUNDAY
Wadena Has Been Secured to Play
Here Next Sunday Against the
Meredith Team.

Manager Steinwand will continue to
give Fargo fans baseball il the weather
conditions will permit. He has decided
that the Merediths viii provide amuse-
ment for the fans just as long as they
will turn out and to that end has
booked another game for next Sunday.
The Wadena team will be the attrac-
ton and the visitors-to- be are reputed
to be fast. The locals have been play
ing consistent ball lately and 1t is
hoped that the game next Sunday will
prove up to the standard Of those of
the past.
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pHYSIcIANs

b. ]. CAMPBELL, M. D.-PRACTTCm
limited 70 diseases of women-0 enito.
urinary and skin Diseases. ONCE h0urH
10 to ~ and 8 to B. Over Mcdonald
DR. II. I'll. BURTON-OgF1CE HOURS
10 TO a. a. m, . 70 q and 8 to o b. ~.
Once: stern building. Phone iTS-L.
DR. RarsH' 4. billion. HoMnopArHro
physlclan, deLendrecle block.
DRS BARROW Il WEIRLE, deI4END.
recie block. oRtce hours from 3 to g
DRs. II b. Il. BAILEY KAcHEIasAcn-
er. Specialists eye. ear, nose Mmdl
10 d. Offices Ia the Stern block.
On. A. @. MORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND,
surgeon O61ce over Wllsewss druwsforesm
sos Front street Hours 0 to IL. a -
and to .. Telephone 1OA8~L az4lcs.
NICHOLS BAQs., PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons. Offlce COS Front street. 0fse@
hoursl 10 70 IL Q: N. TO and q d
DR. homer b. SAITH, deLKNDRk5ifs
building. Phone 2104-L. Hours: e ii
4 b IN. Residence phone 21p4-L1
DR. j. Il SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, 0O8 Front street.
j. w. VIDAL, d.. d, HOMEOpAwH1k3i
physAciap and surgeon. Edwards bloch
Fargo, d. ID.
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CONTINUES TRAINING

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept l1.-Ad VOL
CAST continued his training yesterday
as usual for his contest with Packey
Mcfarland in Milwaukee next Friday
night despite the statement Of Sher-
iff VIM. A. Arnold that he would not
permit the contest to be staged.
Matchmaker Frank MuIkern reiter-
ated his statement of last night that
there would be no trouble in going
through with the contest; that the
affair would not be prize fight but
would be boxing contest atrlctly
within the law.
Wolgast went through his usual rou-
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o,TooIe Given ! Rest.

st. Louis. sept. Pittsburg made
its last appearance Of the season on
the local diamond and lost to st. Louis.
4 to 6. The locals knocked out three
pitchers and used two. Manager
Clarke announced during the game
Pitcher Marty O'Toole, who has been
handicapped with q sore pitching arm
will 60 to Youngstown. O., ana remain
under the care OF "Bonesetter's Reese
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tine, consisting of road work, boxing
with his partners. shadow boxing. etc.
The champion is in the pink OF con
dition and is said TO be three pounds
under weight. A large crowd OF spec
tators visited the training quarters and
watched the little fellow work through
out the afternoon.
Matchmaker Mulkern has announced
that Jack WEIGH Of San Francisco had
been agreed upon as referee.
Emil Thiery, Netherlands manager,
has arrived in Milwaukee to get a line
on the local conditions.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Teams.
Great Cobb Won h.

Detroit, Sept. 11.-Thanks to Tyrus
Cobb, whose wonderful base running
tied the score in the eighth, Detroit
broke Cleveland's winning streak, Q
to / in thrilling thirteen inning
pitchers battle. Donovan and Bland
ing twtrled great ball, but the latter
weakened in the closing innings. In
the last inning Donovan walked, adj
vanced on Bush's sacrifice and Cobb's
infield hit. Crawford walked, filing
the bases and Donovan came home
when Olson, with double play be-
fore him muffed Delehanty's easy
grounder.
Lajoie's double scored Jackson in
the seventh. Cobb's performance In
the eighth came with two out and the
bases empty. He easily beat
grounder to Olson whose throw sailed
over Lajoie's head. Cobb, approach
ed second when Handing secured the
ball, saw the pitcher throw the BAH
and set sail for third. The ball was
thrown wild and Cobb tore for the
plate sliding around Easterly who had
the ball waiting for him. Cobb stole
second and third in the first. Score:
ww
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Summary: Three base hits Thayer.
Two base hits-Fiddler. Stolen bases
Ryan. Kossick, Anderson, Fiddler,
Rusness. 2. First on balls--Off Forth,
8; OF Fiddler, q. Struck out-By For
tin. o; by Fiddler, 8. EMPIRES Ball
and Lutgens. Attendance-5o0 Double
play-Fiddler to Holzer.
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ApoIoaized 70 umnira.

Chicago, Sept. 11.-Frank c. Ban
croft business manager OF the Cincin-
natl National league baseball team.
has apologized to Umpire O'Day for
attacking the umpire in a message
yesterday to President Brush of the
New York team. ODay oficiated in
yesterdays game
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To Coach Case.

Cleveland, o., Sept. 11.-Ken Scott
will be the coach for the Case univer-
sity football team this year, 1t was an
nounced yesterday. Scott last year
was coach for Western Reserve and
previous to that was an instructor in
othletics for western colleges.
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Saturdays Games.

Indianapolis, 10; Louisville, Q.
Minneapolis, AS; Kansas City, 60.
Columbus, b Toledo, o.
St Paul, g; Milwaukee, 0.
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while his teammates sojourn in West
Baden, md, where they win go into
training for their series with New
York and Chicago. Score: RHE.
81. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z 10 o
Pittsburg a
Batteries Golden. w. Steele and
Bliss; P. Steele, Perry. Hendrix, Gard
ner and Simon.
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ATToRN avs,


BARNETT q RICHARDSON, ATTOR-
news az law. 0nice, A and @. Morton
Buildiag, Broadway, Fargo, NJ. I'D.
BOTT, a. J., LAWYER, BUTTE Z, PI0-
neer Life building, Fargo, N. d. Praor
Minnesota.
MfLLER, HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Councillor at Law. oyet Fargo National
bank block, Fargo.
R0BEErs AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway. Fargo. Probate pTac-
tice speciality.
ROBINSON, j. b., ATTORNEY AT Law.
B12 Front street, Fargo. Practice In all
courts. Tax eases a speciality.
TURNER, III. r., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Offices In Edwards building Broadway.
Practices in all courts.
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DIR, ]. 3. gRENETTE. DENTIST. or
DR.. AR Z. L. o. STYLING, BEN bRSri n ROOM
8, deLendrecie block, corner Front and
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NIaITIMn NIlRan

cIafed charities: to q b. no.. No. I6
Eighth street south. phone ST. Resf.
dence l21 Eighth street north. Phone Is10.
Hours. 3 s80 q. III. 70 p. N. At tAe service
81 physicians &c any time
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indianapolis Won Two.

Louisville. Sept Indianapolis
won both games OF a double header
from Louisville. This was the visitors
last appearance here for the season.
Robertson and Link worked on the
slab for indianapolis and both proved
too much for the locals. The last
game was called at the end Of. the
fifth inning on account OF darkness.
An unasgisted double play BY Howard
featured the game. Scores:
First game R.H.E.
Louisville ss..ssss .s.ss.s.s....- 3
Indianapolis .............. s 10 4
Batteries Schneider, Horne, Lud-
wig and Weeden: Robinson and Rit-
ter.
second game R.H.E.
Louisville ................ Isl q
Indianapolis ...........s. rs o.
Batteries Ezearn, Tzigginbotham ana
Weeden: Link and Ritter. (Cailed
end Of fifth inning. account darkness
MiIlers Took Another.
Minneapolis Sept. 11.--Perfect and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
An opportuns Home Run.

Chicago. Sept H. Hoblitzers home
run with the bases full gave Cincin-
natl a s to victory over Chicago
in the final game Of the series. Richie
weakened In the seventh and walked
three. men, threw wild to second and
allowed the visitors to bunch hits, in
GLIDING q home-run drive which clear
ed the right field fence. Cole relieved
him in the next inning and was also
hit hard. Score: R.H.E.
Chicago .........,........... 10 q
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries Richie. Cole and Need
ham; Gaspar. Compton. Mclean and
Clarke.
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GRADUATED NURSES.

CAes 90. GRADUATE NURSES AEsO-
ciation-O facial directory at Muses. Club
House, 121 Eighth street north. MEs. y.
e. b. Brown, Registrar. Phone 1Al0
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PIANO TUNER AND TEAcHEn.
PROF. WM KLTMMEK, tn NTMEn
avenue south. Master tuning and repair.
ing. Phone 1881.
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Saturdays Games,

Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
Cleveland, o; st. Louis, ..
New York. 8; Washington, /.
Detroit, /: Chicago, 0.
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fiashy support behind Peters clever
pitching gave Minneapolis a to 0
victory over Kansas City. Rhoades
lasted less than three innings and
Brandon, who succeeded him was
battea hard. Fiene pitched the last
inning. Altizer's work at bat and In the
field featured brilliantly played game
score: R.H.E.
Minneapolis ... 51g oil
Kansas City .............0 $40
Batteries - Peters and Smith;
Rhcades and Brandon.
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lINrlE nTAkER

III supplies j. ri Rice, South Rroad
way. Office south of Moodyss store.
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Divided With Saints.

6tNi0eu WIN saints.
st Paul. Sept. 11.--MiIwaukee and
st Paul split double header. Eddie
Karger, newly arrived from Boston.
pitched the second for st. Paul and al
lowed only six hits. Beumont's home
run with the bases fun decided the
local victory and Harry Clark's homer
performed the same service for NIL
waukee. Scores:
First game R.H.E
5L' E1uA So. z
Milwaukee ................ II 8
Batteries-Reiger, Chech. Dausg and
Tragessen and Land; Marion. Nc
Glynn and Marshall.
Second game R.H.E.
st. Paul n
Milwaukee 3sI
Batteries--Karger and Land; Short
and Schalk.
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Six pigeons have fiown from Florida
10 Baltimore In about two days with
out atopptssz Tor gasoline.
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MIDWIFE arp NURSE.
MRS ALIDI HLAATELED, GRADUATE
as midwife (JoFdemodexl and nur@s frorm
Christiania, Norway. IS Tenth street
south. Phone 1877. Fargo. N. ID.
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Saturdays Games.

New York, 4; Brooklyn, 4. Rain end
of ninth inning.
Cincinnati, B.; Chicago, l..
Pittsburg. a.; st. Louis, 1T.
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Rodie Hit for sox.

Chicago Sept. 11-Extra base hits
gave Chicago an to 8 victory over
st. Louis. Bodie led In the hitting,
getting two doubles while Lord and
Block both batted out triples. st.
Louis found White for four hits in the
first inning and he was relieved by
Benz, who held the visitors to three
hits. Score: r. HE
Chicago .-................. s 13
ST. Louis ............... a.
Batteris White Benz and Block:
George, Mitchell and Stephens.
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ices Douglas Bldg, Ild Broadway.
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF
o'sHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
d. ID. Offices La deLendEecie Bldg.
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BEAUTY PAhLOH6.
NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PAREOaE.
Electrolysia, massage. chiropody and
manicaring. los Broadway. Phone 70S-Ks.
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ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone 899-J. 112o Third ave
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
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Fargo college win open this week
with a good line Of veterans back for
the football season. The boys ON the
south side will have the advantage of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-11

The games between Moorhead and
Fargo have been well attended. The
management surely can't complain.
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The attendance at the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium classes have increased ma
terially this season for the opening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-11

Frank Gotch returned to Humboldt
and for once the town did not know It,
He shocked in on the home folks.
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Anderson, Of the Meredith team,
surely had good run showing yester-
day. He was at bat twice and scored
as many times. However, two bases
on balls cut down his times at bat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-11

Thayer made beautiful hit In the
game yesterday. but his error was a
bad one.
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Catlin was not able to play his usual
game behind the bat. He allowed sew
eral TO go to second and dropped the
ball frequently on strikeouts.
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Minneapolis, Sept. III. Perfect and
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There will be more baseball, pro-
viding the weather will permit IL.
Wadena next Sunday.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. V. and b Whelan are at home
from college at Waco.
w T Adams 10 now with the Sun Oil
Company at Vivian, La.
G. F Moseley of Lodi, was = business
visitor in the city Monday.
Mrs l. Todd is visiting her son.
Will O'Pry and family in Alexandria.
La.
Mr. and Mrs Frey Luckell. OF Linden
visited friends in the cityfrst part Of the
week.
Mrs. Taylor Greer of Mineola, visited
her parents. Rev. and Mrs T s Bonner,
the past week.
Mrs. T. d. Phillips. Of Chicago, will
arrive Saturday on visit to her moth
re and grandmother.
Mrs. A. X. Neidermier has returne d
from label OklS., where she visited
her son w. l. Neidermier and wife.
Miss Eva Eldridge Of Jefferson, is a
guest at the home OF Mr.. Ike Schwartz.
having accompanied Mrs Bertha Ney
on her return here-Texarkana Courier
Graham Mason has returned from
Tyler Commercial College where he
spent month reviewing, and has ac-
copied position in the the real estate
office Of d l. Wright.
w A. (Boss) Jones. who is bulldog
tine residence for g. F. Moseley in
Texarkana. WAS in the city Saturday
afternoon. on his way to Lodi to spend
Sunday with the home folks.
Miss Elwilda Brown returned Wedne
sday to Kidd.Key College at Sherman,
where she is taking a special course in
music, after visit to see her folks,
and her grand father, who is quite
feeble.
Rev o Hearn and wife of Waxa-
hachie were here and Rev Hearn made
talk at the First Baptist church Sun
day morning In the interest Of the L
U at Dallas and he raised $500 for
the building Of the University while
here.
That progressive citizen and saw
mill man. W. J. Thomson, of Vivian,
was business visitor to the city Thurs
day, and gave the Jimplecute pleas
ant call, Mayor Thomason Is a char
ter" citizen of the town, and ID evident
ly proud of the rapid progress Of his
section. and to note the present con-
trast Of superiority with its humble Pc
Rod Of HUMILITY.
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Death Of Mrs. Sam White.

Ms White; widow of the late
MrlSam A. White, died Saturday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs
John Maderol in Bonham, and
the body was brought here Sunday
afternoon on No. 105, which was
late, at about 545, and taken from
the 7, & P. depot to Cakwood
Cemetery for burial Mrs. White
lived here at Kellyville for many
years, but since her husband 8
death she has lived with her dau-
ghter. She leaves three sons. Dr.
G b. Foscue, of Waco, Gus Eos.
cue, OF Tyler and John Foscue, Of
Sulphur Springs, All were here
at the burial of their mother.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-14

G. J. Hall, the California wiz
ard, spoke at the Court House
Thursday night in the interest OF
Statewide prohibition, Mr.. Hal
has been engaged for sixty days
work in Texas for the Statewide
amendment and it is regretted that
there is not enough interest taken
in State. wide work to have given
him a larger audience here. 1t
may give Mr.. Hall the impression
that he was in "Wolters strong
hold instead of an East Texas pro.
hibition town. Every state-wider
who failed to hear Mr.. Hall missed
plain and logical talk on this
vital logical question Of the hour,
There will be other speakers tc
follow Mr.. Hall in his tour OF the
Stateand it il hoped that all state
wders will turn out to hear them.
Mr. Hall spoke to thousand peo-
pie at Mckinney aud to two audi
ences at Greenville last Sunday
that could not get standing room &,
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Marion County Singing Convention
Postponed.

The JImplecute has been in
strucled TO state that the Spring
meeting of the Marion County
Singing Convention, to be held
this month, will be postponed to
October on the 4th Saturday and
Sunday Of that month at New Pros.
pect. This change is made on
account OF so much sickness in that
community,
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EASTER SERVICE.

There will be Easter morning
service at III o'clock at the First
Methodist church and a splendid
song service will be rendered at
night. All invited to come out.
MORNING SERVICES.
l. Holy, Holy, Holy:
III. No. |, congregation stand
ing.
III. The Apostles Creed-by all
". Prayer.
V. The Light of Easter.
VI. Scripture Reading.
VII Gloria Patri.
VIII Notices and Offretory.
TX. Solo. Mrs. Mason.
Y. Sermon.
XI. Hymn No. 2.
Benedictiop.
NIGHT.
Organ Voluntary.
Song-Shout Ye Seraphs.
Hymn 5O7-Choir and congre-
GatlOn.
Prayer.
Solo-My King. Mrs. Torrans.
Hymn l56-Choir and congre-
cation.
Scripture Reading.
Quartette-Come Unto Me. Mrs
Sherrell, Mrs. beware, DR.. Lang
worthy and Mr.. Simmons.
Song-Come See the Place Where
Jesus Lay.
Solo and Chorus-Gount Your
Blessings. Mr. Taylor and Choir.
Recitation-Miss Edith Russell.
Duett-.Harkl Hank! The Song.
Mrs. Sherrell and Mrs. beware.
Cornet Duet Shepherd Vines
and Lee Sneed.
Offeratory.
Song-Christ is Risen Today.
Hymn No. 355.
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Thomas Frederick Byrd. of Tyrone,
Press Rept.

ThomaB FfeueflCk Byfu, OF TYRONE,
Pa, and Miss Annie Lou Hogan, of
Ennis Texas, were married Thursday
brother Samuel A. Hogan in Brook Ign.
n. Y, Rev. Mr.. Sankey Of Knox Pres
byterian church officiating.
MIR. Byrd is well remembered at JEFF
ferson. as he was here with Lockett
Adair when be held the big meeting in
March last year, Miss Hogan sang at
the Adair meetings, but Miss Palmer
filled her place a tho Jefferson meeting
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Bankruptcy Court Sale.
In The after OK |
II Il LinEa [

In The Matter OF |
T.. f. Hicks,
In Bankruptcy No. 3l9.
By virtue Of an order made and en-
tered in the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District OF Texas,
by the Hon. Hsmpson Gary. Referee
in said cause, will sell at Lodi. Texas.
on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1911, by
sealed bids to the highest bidder for
cash, subject to the approval and con-
frmation of the Referee, the stock OF
merchandise and fixtures invoicing
81, 40S 90 belonging to the above estate
in bankruptcy.
For further information address
THOMAS d. BONNER, Trustee,
Tyler, Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-14

The Marshall Presbytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
met in regular session in Danger
field last Friday night, Quite n
number Of visitors from Jefferson
Hughes Springs and Marshall at
tended the Presbytery - Morris
County News.
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We are indebted to the following
named subscribers for payments
since last statement:
w A Jones, l. A Rodden, J G
Pitts. A l. Watson, J M Singleton,
Matt Moseley, w S Sheppard,
Mrs Sallie High, w r Adams.
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Help

A good cause by purchasing your
Easter Sunday dinner from the
ladies of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church. Their market will
be opened in the Sherrel building
on Saturday. the 10Th, at 9 O'Clock
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-14
The Saturday Easter
Market

viii be opened in the Sherrell
building instead of the Sedbeerry
building a. heretofore advertised
by the ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1911-04-14
Ordination Service

Sunday morning II o'clock at
the First Baptist church. J, s..
Lewis will be ordained and Revs.
Newburn Of Jacksonville and j. s.
Lewis of Livingston will assist Rev
T S Bomar in the ordination ser.
vice.