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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-11
SUPPRESS POPULAR STORY.
Lund Tale, Which Detracts co-Eds'
Attention From Studies, Censored.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, May 1.-THE University
of Iowa library has barred popular
magazine from it's tables and shelves
until serial story shall have ended.
Librarian Malcomn G.. Wyer learned
that the pretty co-eds and their stu
nt-brothers were displaying more
than ordinary interest in the magazine.
with its highly -colored tale. and the
Hawkeye authorities ruled immediate
ly to suppress the story.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-11
Cir, Severely Burned.

Glidden. May 1.-THE 11-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Dill
avou Of this place. was seriously
burned She was lifting the tea kettle
from the stove when her clothing be-
came ignited. She was alone at the
time Of the accident. There is little
hope for her recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-11
TRIANGULAR Meet Saturday.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, May 11.-Grinnelrs chances
look fair. in the triangular meet at Ames
Saturday. in which the Aggies elias
with the track teams Of Drake and Grin
nell in what is virtually contest for
the state title as the majors and min
ors will not meet this year at the Mis-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-11
MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY.
Governors Proclamation Calls For
General Observance,

Des Moines, May 11.-Governor Car
roll yesterday issued his official proc
1amation calling upon the people OF
Iowa to observe Sunday next, May IA,
as Mothers day.
On that day all persons are expected
to wear a white carnation as a mark
of love and respect for mothers. IL the
mother is dead or a red carnation If
the mother is living.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-16
Points With Pride to Cured, Happy People In
Nearly Every Civilized Country
in the World
Thousands Are Expected to Take Advantage of Cen
erous Offer of the Physician With
Cured Patients.

It seems almost impossible for physician to
large a following. 1t is difficult to realize
practice extending to nearly every country Of the
earth and yet what actually see, forced
to believe.
DR. Kidd not boast of his large practice. He
is proud sure, of having attained great
measure success in benefiting his fellow beings
In speaking of his immense number of patients
recently he said: MY practice was not always so
large. My success in curing even the cases that
other doctors failed is responsible for it's
rapid growth, for every cured patient sends others.
a plan which would enable me to properly attend all
these patients and [ devised my present system of
treating by mail which I find is just successful
the method of the ordinary doctor who tries to
all of his patients personally Now have staff
able specialists to assist and Will
patients everywhere. In this large cabinet and
Dr. pointed a chock full of letters, "are
testimonials from patients in every state in America
in this pointing to another, you will find let
tiers from cured patients in England Ireland Scot
land, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Germany,
Australia, Mexico Central America. I always
copies of of these letters to other patients
when l am requested"
Some persons inclined to doubt that have
many cured patients and that really do cure dis
doctors fail to benefit and for their
sake the sake of their future health and happ1-
ness, I always glad furnish proof that
can. Of I do not have to make effort to
my practice, but that is not the question
I consider it my duty a successful physician to
give health to fellow being who suffers-that
is what am trying to do"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-16
PRODUCES POSITIVE PROOF.

The writer astonished the enormous num-
Der of these letters that shown him by DR.
Kidd in support of his claim Drawer after drawer
piled full more letters than could read in a
week, silent but positive undsputable evil
dence which DR.. Kidd produced There were letters
from rich and poor, from people in every walk of
life, from women and from men, from bankers farm
ers, preachers; from everyone and everywhere all
describing the wonderful that had been
effected and all thanking Dr. Kidd in deepest graft
tude for the health and happiness had given them
And more remarkable STILL is the that most of
these letters told of of suffering and of the
failure of other doctors to them One man, Mr.
James w. Burt, Route 2, Oakland, Ill, said his
trouble began in 1876 and that he kept growing
worse and worse until his home physician said moth
ing would cure him but operation. He said fur
Their that DR. Kidds treatment increased nv weight
in six months from 100 to $50 pounds" and ended
the letter by saying IF anyone doubts this let him
write me" Another letter picked up from the heap
that lay in front of me from Mr.. John Gallman
Route Fl, Rock Stream N Y This one said: ST
doctored with two skillfu physicians Both said
there was no help for me. [ know I would e in my
grave today We're it not for DR. Kdd's medicne''
Lack OF space prevents quoting of these in
terestng letters but for the benefit readers let it
be said there remains doubt in the mind
that DR. Kidd is justly entitled to his claim of more
cured patients than any living doctor
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-16
Offers Priceless Prescri ptiOns
Free TO Worthy Sufferers

Now DR.. Kidd comes to the front with his slruris-
ingly generous offer to give his valuable prescrip-
tlons away; the same wonderfully effective pre-
scriptions that he used in curing the army suf-
ferers whose testimonial letters referred to
above He offers these prescriptions absolutely free
to any sufferer who will write and tell how he or
she is afflicted Dr. Kidd does not one penny for
these priceless secrets that have him famous
for cures-and he will send special prescriptions
each caSe-he does not medicine for all dis
eases-no, indeed-he intends to send q special pre-
scriptlon suited to each individual caseand he also
sends free copy Of his great 1872 page medical hook
Ills of Humanity and long letter Of professional
advice. He does not even ask postage.
We strongly urge any suffering reader who seeks
health to write Dr. Kidd and take advantage OF his
offer, for it costs nothing and will be the means of
giving health and happiness to thousands.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-16
HAS MORE CURED PATIENTS
THAN ANY LIVING DOCTOR
Remarkable Achievements of This World Famous
Physician and His Phenomenal
Record of Cures
Gives Free to the Sick, Secret Prescriptions
Made Him

There is perhaps physician in the entire world
who can produce record of compare with
that of DR.. James William Kidd, of Fort Wayne
Ind, and formerly of Edinburgh, Scotland
His success in the treatment of long standing and
stubborn chronic diseases is truly marvellous
for him the largest practice of any physician
in the world
In nearly every civilized country in the world and
IN every state in America cured, happy healthy
pie who were sick, weak suffering are now
singing praises of DR.. Kidd and his remarkable skill.
And this is not exaggerated for in his offices
overlooking with letters of gratitude from people
in every corner of the earth
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-16
Sends Dollar Book FREE

DR.. Kidd's book, "Ills of Humanity" containing
1872 pages of useful and valuable information about
almost every known disease, together with much
professional advice about diet and health is we'll
worth dollar to anyone, but he believes he do
more good by giving it free to worthy people who
will appreciate it. and therefore Dr. Kidd has agreed
to send one copy absolutely free to each sufferer
who writes.
under obligation, for Dr. Kidd is anxious to help
every he Just fill in the coupon which ap
pears this page and mail it at once to DR.. Kidd's
address,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-03-16
Read This Personal Letter

To all sufferers :

To all sufferers:
can and will help you without
penny's cost.
want to send you absolutely free one
of my successful private prescriptions for
your disease-a prescription for your own
individual case prescription | use in
my regular practice and one that has
cured dozens of the worst cases when
everything else failed.
/ want you to have, also free, copy
of my 192-page medical book, ellis of
Humanity"
l have made a speciality of the dis
eases named in my coupon. If you suffer
from any of these Affections, just mark
them and send me your name.
will gladly help you and it will cost
you nothing -write at once, please.
a~ru> W. kau me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27

istence there were but three patents
issued. The first Of these was to
Thomas Hopkins for q method of
making pot and pearl ashes. The ap-
plication was carefully considered by
Jefferson and his cabinet before the
patent was granted.
1t was reported recently that Presi-
dent Taft was interested in the issue
Of the millionth patent. and that he
would see that the number was re-
served for some important discovery.
Commissioner Of Patents Moore said
this was not the case. and that the
number would be bestowed In the reg
ular order Of business. no matter what
the invention happened to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27

she concluded, in a smothered undertone.
Mrs. Berry drew herself up from her
covering position. Her teeth were still
chattering with terror. but Nicholson saw
was a curious look Of obstinate resolve
on the usually weak and silly face.
eff all the men are remaining. l sup
pose my husband remains, too!" she
asked.
with the defenses."
wonderful, indeed, are the volte-faces
Of which q character is capable! Nichoi-
son, to whom human nature was q book
of revelations, watched with a sense al
most of awe this mean, petty and BRAIN
less woman. who moment before had
been whimpering with fear. smooth out
her skirts and arrange her hair, as though
death were not sitting at her elbow.
.I am sure" she said, in a sharp voice,
which still trembled, II can do what Mrs:
Cary can do. I shall stay-please tell
Percy so. with my love. And ! should
like to see him, If possible, before the
end"
Nicholson bowed to her. and for the
first time in their acquaintance the salute
had q genuine significance.
II am proud to have such country
women!" he said. and then added. In
low tone as he passed Lois: The cathe-
dral Is nearly finished
She nodded.
sit could not have been better finished. !"
she said, bravely. And you see. was
right-when there is a noble building In
the midst Of them, people grow ashamed
OF their mud huts. They pull them down
and begin their own cathedrals-even
when it is too late
His eyes wandered instinctively toward
the woman on the couch:
Eyes, you were quite right" He went
to the curtained doorway. where he found
Mrs Carmichael waiting for him.
quaint figure enough with her sleeves
rolled back. her skirts tucked up above
her ankles, the revolver stuck brigand-
"I'm coming with YOU" she said. coolly.
II can shoot as straight as most Of you.
and q good deal better than George. I
might be of some USE"
you would be Of use anywhere" he
returned, sincerely. but, II may say so.
YOU will be of more use here. Your
courage will help the others. AS for u.s.
we have fifty of my Gurkhas, and they
will do all that can be done. will let
you know what is happening. At present
YOU are safest here"
She sighed.
send him around. I have plenty Of
bandages.'
Eyes. Of course"
Go be continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27
ONE MILLIONTH PATENT.
tn Issuance in the Near Future Viii
Be Fittingly Celebrated.

After 121 years Of activity. the pat
emit ONCE IL on the verge Of issuing its
miliionth patent. The event will be
signalized in some way. but Just now
has not yet been determined.
The work OF the ONCE has been By no
means regular. There have been 1000
patents issued in the last decade for
every enc that was issued when the
ONCE was first established. For IN
stance. during the dTSt year Of it, sx-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27
REMAINS OF Mr.. IRWIN
TO BE TAKEN TO OHIO
For Many Years q Fruit Expert at
the Department OF
Agriculture.

Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock
this afternoon for the late William N.
Irwin, for twenty years connected with
the bureau OF plant industry Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture. whose death oc-
Cured Saturday. Although suffering from
. lingering illness. Mr.. Irwin. who was
assistant promolosist ct the bureau, re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27
Ohio. and April Is. 1891. Mr.. Irwin was
appointed to a post in the Department Of

AkflCuIIufe.
In his work in the bureau Of plant in
dustry Mr.. Irwin was concerned princi-
paily with the Identification Of fruits
and the determination Of their suitability
for planting. growth and production In
different parts Of the country. The re-.
suits Of his work In this field were con-
sidered particularly valuable.
Dissociated from his bureau work, Mr..
Irwin also was interested In the study Of
the adaptahiIity Of various animals Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27

other continents-Africa pardculariy-tor
introduction In the United States. This
proposition. which 10 still In the forma-
dive stage. contemplates the use Of many
animals not now considered commer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27

NAMED at his desk until three weeks ago
He was then compelled to take to his bed
and he was under the care of Representa-
tative and Mrs. A. e. Hayes at the Hayes
home, 2111 Bancroft place. until death In
tervened.
Salem, Ohio, May a. 1874, and he lived in
that vicinity during all Of his early lie.
December ID. 1888. he was married to Ella
n. Rowand. and for the first twelve years
Of their married life Mr.. Irwin was q
farmer In Kansas. The next eleven years
he conducted large plant nursery in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-27

The selling price decidedly misleading You might get the
idea that at you couldn't get much of Dress but those
who this morning with that idea in mind quickly had their
doubts dispeed They these really FINE $2S to
500 Dresses The difference between VALUE and SALE
PRICE, in this instance lost by the manufacturer who
made too many closed his stock hand and paid
little that we offer this really supendous bargain in Fresh
Pretty Wash Dresses Materials percales in stripes OF Law
ende blue black white grounds also figured effects
with piping colos trimmings white lawn embroid
in delft blue lace trimmed also white with en-
brodev beading neck and sleeves and black ribbon
through lingerie in wide variety coored lawns with
spots of blue pink and lavender Other materials that you'll
like STYLES mostly Dutch neck kmono sleeve
effects from "a and many for misses in IA IS
IS chance these tomorrow first floor
Bargain Tables. Come.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

Science is doing wonders t',ese davs in medicine as we'll as in mechanics. Since Adam lived, the human race has been troubled with dandIuff fer which no hair preparation .aas heretofore prcved a succe sful cure until New oro's Herpic'de was sul on the mar ka- It is scientific preparation that kills tho oerp tha. makes dandruff ir scurf by digging into the scalp to get at the root If t.e hair, where it saps the svitalty: causing itcbing scalp. fslling hair. and finally badness. Without dand-uff hair must grow lux ul-iantly. It is the only destroyer of dandruff. Sold by leading druggists Send 10c in stamps for sample to the Herpicide Co.,. Detroit. Mich One dollsf bottles gnaraateed. Bedell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

prettiest cities in the South.
 God puts our gre 'ta t du;ie:; Lea . est us''
 Sweeping Liquor Decision in Kansas.
 The Supreme court of the Sta;e of Kansas, on Feb il held constitutional a new liquor law, wi,:"n proaiAi'@ the sale of liquor ic' mnd:cinll ot me- chanical purpose whatever. Tie court held that the l5g'siat,i has the right to prohibit th, sale of liquor for any purpose
 Just One Glass.
 A young man. telegraph opera tor at railroad station had never tasted alcohol :. One day he was in- duced by some. young men to take just one glass. Thfonsh its effects he made q nnisial l6tS 16s teiegraphins' the result va . collision setweeH .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
Copyright. McMvllI. by MURRAY MUSIC co, New Yorl

freight and a passenger train. Thir- ty persons were killed He became suddenly prematu.e!y old. He was ruined. Reader on no account drink rum: beware of the first glsssl
 The Reaction.
 Sir Frederick Trevers says that any use of alcoholic drinks is bad for s2l- diers. that it's stimulating effects las5 only while and after it has passed the capacity for work fails enormous ly. It brings up the reserve forces of the bcdy and throws them into ac- tion, with the result that wen they are used up there is nothing to fall back upon. On the march to Lsdy- smith toe soldiers who were drinkers 5 fell out as thoues they were !aoe'e'. The use of a.crh-: is iaconsisteut v,<A re<R which rss.i-es lu.c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
INFORMATION
 FREE OF CHARGE

'
 IA. A. Harper, the local florist, in his recent article in the Graphic rele- tive to City Beautiful stated that be would be glad at all times to fur nish information CT answer any ques- ticns relative to the planting of flow CTS in private homes or in pu, ic places, provided such questions were directed to him through the Graphic. and that they would be answered through the columns of this raper By this method of publicity MT. liar per can avoid answering the semc questions twice or oftener. MT. ua-- per has agreed to vrite n article on tAe cuataes sf nnwGs aAA piaats
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
NOTES FROM 1 NOBLE LAKE, ARK

oio friend, T J. Letson, Of 10
 ounta who had been run 'ae local freight through here, ssa promoted to the permanent Of passenger conductor or commodation between L'ttlo and Eudora.
 C' w. Butts, Miss Myrtle But 3 MSS Flora Payne, of Moscow,
 through here Thrrsdav on way to Pine Bluff to see ''p,z- kuwn."
 and Mrs. J, T. Crawford were ue Rock Friday to see Mada~7c lardt in Jeanne D'Arc,' at the l theater.
 '"nso Ha.tz w2s :n Pina '3luf'' morning On business ard O. ns nome he found 4 telegr2s-7'' 7'' mat his mother was dead. F. W Judyville, Ind, Friday e-5ag- attend the funeral which wi ] place today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
M AND |1S OBSERVANCE
|s,tinued From Page One.)

hot1nued From Hag6 On0.)
 d the king; after two unsuc-
 attempts, she rises to her F dignity and grandeur, and the plot and perfidy of Ham
 the King, her royal spouse.
 dug h.s own pit. Salvation ahrgement came Jewish wo- bod and manhood asserted it. Fhe fourteenth day of Adar was side for annual rejoicing and |alled Purim, the Feast of Lots. were exchanged and portions sent to the poor. Today the hss become, even more than bfy, a day of domestic and so- |nbment. It has grown to be EaNy children's, feast.
 |ne Synagogues the Book of Es- |h read, and invariably, as dur hs Middle Ages, a collection is for philanthropic causes. The
 of the Temple Rel gious ' will make 2 collection this for the poor Jewish children in and the near Orient.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
N c. T. U. NOTES
'SS$@A COCO -

god, And Home, And Native lesson, Ephsesia,ls, 5:1S, Be uuk With Wine. Wherein is Ex- next meeting of the ". c. T. U. ae'd at 8 o'clock Thursday af- n the Baraca Hal of the
 sp'ist church. All denomin- \, n the city are, urgently re- work
 " the city's brightest boys s rave signiiiei their inten- ,, ue m the "Tanlperenee Re- D. vonest.' Each one will he I N with a book, which con- rules an:i regulations for City Beaut'ial Club. get the
 ssnplished they desire, Pine
 ee enc ot tta c:earest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

keen and alert judgment.
 WANTED:-i, ,o0o boys in Arkansn*. The saloon must have bcys to ts.ka the place of the drunkards whO Il, every day. Have you any to spare2
 Bleed has been freely shed in ages past in support of the divine right of boys 2nd girls, wives and hcmas. Against License" is the home aad boy p-vse-yer. "For License" is the home and boy destroyer.
 You cannct contribute your neigh bor's boy; he is not yours. Are you willing to contribute your boy? If not vote Against License.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

-All the member of Pine Bluff Az rie No. 209, Fraternal Order ei nks- les, are requested to meet at G1s1E hall this afternoon at l:30 oelocA nEr the purpose of attending the Aasx4s memorial services at tine EdM kAS~- ter in body.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

FOR RI0ST-6 ROOM CO1ENqk. All eonven ences. practically usr 6ssE q neighborhood, only eEe h,uuAs from Unlon etAtipA - A eh Ars n Csnl1. e00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE

D1e3sgy Has Proved Th,t RaAdr1n
 0alse1 Rs . Qtsn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-12

each week for the benefit st -as Graphic readers and we. nave as doubt that they will prove AenrfxEI as we'll as interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-31
ONLY 4 LIMITED AMOUNT OF
SHINES TO RE SOLD.

We are selling only limited amount OF stock
TO complete the necessary improvements, in
flctOfy for tNp!Oitatian PURPOSES. We desire u
Immediately begin filling As many orders as the
caplcity OF our factory will leEin;. Tho Com
r!ny desires 10 lave at least ten ayiaturs with
their machines filling exhibition dates before the
Spring ot 1912.
II this company. during the following year on!y
builds sixty aeToulEeS. II will he enabled to show
a mont of at least slOs.ooD. II We had only one
man tying for US during the year 1912. We believe
his earnings will BE- in Of SI.pIo. and il is
our puIl:',e 10 place II least tan men in the
atld-a.i we can make dates sufficient TO cover
TIL, number Of men.
We estimate a minimum the tuition charges
f.! our Aviation School to be $500. and we t-e-
lit'e that tie figures here computed are indeed
cOns"1 alive i!1n every point Of View
notwithstanding: sJoON the clTningS OF enc avia.
tO!; and $500 income from tho Aviation School
All the stock OF this Company Is cuIn,aon
stock II is nnE-asseSsaple and fully paid M.
The entire capitalization. IS Il otl.toC organized