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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20

fir Elm geiegnetes Gamilienleben ent=
gegennabm. @aB Sen Neupermabl-
ten sic reu betretene 8abn cine itets
oornenloie fem moge, .miinl6t 0emiel
ben nit auen @ermanoten uno Sreun=
SEN audi ser rMor0itern" -@orreipon=
sent. &.
MaribaIl. - Muf ser 5abrt
na9 Eracp idlug oas &utomobil oes
8iuiam &enoridS Inn, un6 ser ST.
lalfe muroe arf ser @telle geto6tet.
&enorids, ser Superintendent Ser Be-
ment-Mnlage in &uiieu par, mur0e
un1 Sic Mittagsitun6e nit eingeidla=
gener 5ddoel6ede to6t nnter ieiner
Maidine arfgefun0en.
GergusTaIIs = Ser Mgent
@eorg 5todberger bon Ser Minnea-
polls 8retping 60, melder tpegen
8ierperfaufs IT. ser Sta6t berboftet
pur6e, 1T i6ul6ig befanoen unb gu
$50 @el6itrafe ODER ied5ig Sagen @e=
fangniB perl1rtbeil mor0en. Sein Mn-
malt bat 8erufung angemel6et.
Moieam. - Ser &ontraft fir
sen @ountp=@ roben $50. 8 mur6e an
&obIer 8ros. fir $77,946.85 berge<
ben. Dieier @rabett miro einen 2ano-
ltrid I'M oitIi6en Ebeile 6es @ountps
5uganglid mafn.' our6 sic entlang
6es @rabens an5ulegen6en Straben.
8isber mar 6ieie @egen6 gang l11tpeg-
jam.
spring 8a11ep. - 8man5ig
lanoIide @9ul6iitrifte ftimmten iiber
oie borgeidIagene @ereinigung nit
ser 8unman-5dul bierielbit ab;
pier5ebn 6abon trater fir Sag @roieft
Elm, feds >paren oagegen. gs iino
16 Mcres 2ano bonn bieigen Dtitrift
angefanft mor6en, Sic Ian6ptrtb.
idaftli6en acknowledgements 6ienen
ioIen nn6 ettpa cine balbe Meeile bon
6em neuen @dulgebdu6e entfernt lie
gen; 6ieies ion nit einem @oitenauf=
mano bon $4,000 erri9tet tper6en.
Minneapo1is. = sSn einem
ber5meifelten &fe, Ser 5mii6en
6em &oIt5iiten SQinger atno 6em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
Mii6ter 1ruder!

W(r1d]ter Sruder!
ugs is en- acblden", iegt ST
oeit1h @onnes 6'r anner Dag, rtpas
beitiqsDags oles in Ole 3eitinge ge-
doperteijt meno. Sect luidt gebt IS
W1ittel foraQe megli6e I'M unmegli.
DE @ramfbeete, iunoern al olerbano
amer '5tofit, mas gut lei iol for oes
I'M len. Sd bab en- @labbe, Dab
oaes iu{dt gebbu nero for @elo gu
made, I'M oaB sic Soae i@ier al
miternmo mir mertb len. @er5li6 bot
ST &Qnneberger in Die Setting ge-
Stu, oaB CT en- gang neie Sort Sc
me1,t bat, no srer perbro6e &i6ege'
ldirr 6ernrit fire fennt, oaB es mie=
ser 10 gut NOR mie ne;. Mm letidte
@briidtoag bot mel Mlte en- l6ee
8utteridii(elde, maS ome nf en1
Dedel en- @anoeI gebat bot, gum
8raient friegt. Or antrer Sag is ie
nit EN- MiaidJbafe 6erpe6oer &C.
remit I'M ab mar ST. Sanoel. Sesbot
6es @tidel 1rufgebalte an mie ote
@eitper in 10 5ahe gepebnli4
bbun, geiabt: 10 mar's eetpeBt!I ~
Donn bot fe gu mir seiabt: u@an-
mes, pann Gu morge. an or 5tobr
geblt, pergeB net, oab gu mir en-
Bo1belde bun ieqem Cement nit
bringit." Sd bab al 70 9eo9u I'M
mid orongemadt, ieaer Sanoel mic
Ser on3nleine. Mann mer oes
@diHelde net gei1rbit bdt, Damn bit
es perleidt lang eebalte. wie Ole
Mlt oper am n6dlte Sag ST Dedel
bot ubli{te me1e, DO bot ie oen &dn.
sci in 6ie Singer g'bat IN Or Dedel
bot in bunnert 5tifer am Booe &c.
Iege." = .8en," iegt ST Gidob,
,Du boldt es perleiht net redt &C.
madt. .&oiat Du net eri@t Die o.
reflden gelele, mas boh ffyubr ntem
8oaoelde getonne bot?"" - rNee.
fen bab i'd net. Sd bab iuidt oes
8eig angeihmiert, bes Sonbelde ut<
ge6ri@ I'M gebenft, tpann'S orode
peub, sat es idmn ltide." $50,
iebnlt, bes mar en- Miitebf. 80
Sohe femme uf unnerihiebIihe Bege
ge0bu tpere, es gebt atper gepebr-
lid iuidt cen @eg, es reht az obln.
Sd mia Dir ror fuge, pie es mir
mol gorge is. Sc len 1tau dtpee &Sdbr
Der, 90 mare mir gebottert gemeit
NIT Sic groBe idmar5e @utiaes, 10
mas nrer @dhpobe beebt. Sd bob en-
BodoeI 8uIper frieet in 0'rglbooebt,
mas bdt ieQe org gut lei for Die
Serbs tob5nma9e. ST 9db oann an
umeri9ieoIi6e @Idb 10 an sic
I'M ufem 8ooe bun tel
@uJner biegeaotteIt. ~@tper Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
8cnu @in,uanoernmgs &ommi6ar

Ncrn Gttipa10er1tt1gs S0mn11lar
@iuiams glaubt, 6ab er an SEN gegen
i'm er%bobenen, mebr ODER meniger in-
terellanten Mnflagen mnidul0tg tit, 10
1opte er cine Inter udung our6 etnen
5pesial=Musl9uB bes &ongreiies pt4-
fomn1en beiBen. 9ie bon &ongreB=
mann Sul5er eingebradte &eiolution
ipridt cine bere6te @pra@e iber bin-
meli6reien6e, ibmnbige 3uitanoe>
un>piroige 8eban6lung uno allgemei-
ne MiBpertpaltung ouf CHS SSlan6.
8ermag @intpan6erungs &ommtiiar
@iuiams gu 5eigen, mie er bebauptet,
oaB ser &ongreb mie gem0bnli6 Elm
DritteI Big elm tSalb bes @eloes BE-
miuigt bat"> 6as benotbigt miro, nm
ser Mnfunft BON 6rem6en IN miir<
idensmertber @etie 5u begegnen, 10
miro er 1id IeIbit bon sen meiiten Be-
fduloigunge1 gereinigt atn6 sic @nf<
merfiamfeit 6es @ongreiies 6ur6 Ben
8eridt ieines l1nteriudungs : slus-
{duiies getpaltiam nuf Sic @rgebniiie
ieiner eigenen Madldiiigfeit gelenft
baben. @ir iagen, ct miro ii@ felbft
bon Sen meiiten 8eidul6igungen ge-
reinigt baben. Sc beitebt aber nod
cine on6ere rn6 idtperere 8eidrloi=
gung, sic, menn iie 6ur6 Iatia&en
%befrGftigt mer6en fam, 5eigt, bab
&ommiiidr @tniams efn .mobluber=
Iegtes Musid1ieBungs 5 &rogramm"
entgegen Sen 8eitimmungen mn6 al1,
BerbdIb ser linn ii%bertrugenen @mts,
ge>polt 6urdfiibrte. Sefretdr @agel
pert6ei6igt ibn .frdftig gegen 6ieie &n-
flage. @enn er idul6ig lit, iol1te ct
entla1ien mer6en; lit er aber unidul=
sig, 10 f0nnte ibm MIR cine Inter
lu6ung belfen. Man fann bon irgen6
einem @eli6tspunfte aus SEN san
betra9ten uno miro ftn6en, 6aB @1is
Sslan0 6ur6 cine l1nteriudung bon
Seiten 6es &ongreiies 1a1r getpinnen
miir6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
Mnsiat in 6a,mbmrs.
s. erIin.;1 is. esll

Mus @ambnrg miro geu1eloet, 6aB
unter Ben &aiiagteren ems bort aus
Hortugal a~ngefommenen 9ampfers
ein 2eprafan feltgeitent por6en lit.
Ser @ranfe lift ein fiinf5ebnidbriger
S@Mler. l1nteriudangen 5ur @rmit=
telung ser @nitedungSqueMe iin6 i'm
@ange. gbenio iin6 ale 611r6 sic
@efabrlidteit 6es Musiabes gebote-
men MaBregeln 5ur @erbiitung ser
8eiterperbreitung ser &ranfbeit ge-
troffen nn6 lit insbeion6ere ser Iepr0=
lie &nabe iofort iiolirt tpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
@robeben in Mngarn.
g #, Is. sSuIi.

6riib AM Samitagmorgen tpuroen
in ser ungarii9en Sta6t @ecsfemet,
oreiBig Meilen bon @uoapeit entfernt,
5mei idarfe @r0it0Be peripiirt. gs
folgte cine &anif a1nter SEN 8epob-
nern. Die 2eute itiir8ten aus ibren
@al1iern auf sic StraBen un6 berIam-
melten ii6 auf Ben 0ffentliden @ld-
zen. &un6erte bon S9orniteiner
itiir3ten berab un6 bos &atbba1s TO-
mie an6ere @ebdu6e tpur6en bel16-
6igt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
aus bt,,. Morbmetten s;
NPinnefota.

@a6eno @orreiponoen5). -
Mm Montag Morgen, BEN 10. S1lt,
m1r6en in ser bieiigen Bfarrfirde Bel
ei1em bonn bobm. @farrer 2erger ge-
baltene1n @rautamte fur's 2eben bet
eint &err @aDmon6 Stebel un6 SRI.
@lre 56mb. Na6 6em feierli6en
@ottesoienite tpltr6e im elterlt6en
&ouie ser 8rol1t Elm gemiitblt@es
@od5eitsfeit gefetert> mobei 6as gliid=
Ii9e gbepaar sic ber5lidften 8iini@e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
@ermittels elmer i1itematiidJen TIN

&ermittels elmer i9itematiiden TIT
teriu9ung betreffs ser Soften ser
Ero0uftion Ser berldie0enen @erea=
lien uno Tires @orfttpertbes bot 6as
Mderbau=D epartement re@t initrl1f-
tipe Sdluiie betreffs 6es &einertrags
unieres Mderbaues erreidt. Sen So
1ur6 feitgeitelten 8abIen 5ufolge
nabmen @ei5en, Mais un6 &afer
gan3 beridieoene. StelIungen in Be-
aug auf @etpinn fir sen 8ro6u5enten
Elm. @ais ftebt bana9 an erfter
Steue nit einem @etpinn bon Ga
8ro5ent, @ei3en fommt 5unddft nit
so uno Safer a1 LETTER Stelle nit
nur 20 Bro5ent. Ser @ertb BEG
Mders, nit 6ieien 1rei @ereaIien be-
iteut, lit reip. $t6.48, $4,000 uno
$14.08 uno oie Soften reip. $t1.O4,
1927 un6 $1,000. Dieie 3uian1-
menitellung ldBt erfeben, tparrm sic
Bei3enfultur BEG 2nn6es, trob gepii,
fer 8eitpunfte redt gutter 8reiie, fi@
10 5ieunli@ ftatiordir bbidIt nit bdufiger
Meigung, ii9 gu bermiroer,t. Mais
5eigt 6agegen cine Meigr,ng, fid al,s.
aae6ebner, neil BET 11ur 10 Yro3ent
b0bere1 Bro6uftionsfoiten Ser Mnrft-
tpertb bon Mais per Mcre fid 1tabe3u
% Bro8ent bober ftellt, a1s Ser bon
8ei3en. Mais foftet $t.12 per Mcre
mebr, bringt bafir nber AUDI 1851
brutto lrb 1898 :netto= per Mcre mebr
Elm als @eiaen. Srob 6ieier Ser
i9ieoenbeit I'M grtrag miiien ober
oieie gerealien gleidmaBtg f11ltibiert
tper6en. Gin iungfrduli9er 8ooer
mag pobI cine 3eitlang Die cine Sorte
proouaieren, ffriber ODER ipater aber
11lb MOI. cine Aen6eri,1g eintreter
& .ya tAs9EEetYrH S5}ttf.F@ Hf~SsDcU| W sz4# t4EF-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20

TpleD's &oneb anb Sar Go1tponab
1T tpirfiam fir &uften un6 Grtdlt.n-
gen fopobI bel &tnoer1t aI8 ertpndR-
men 8erionen. Retne Dpiate, feirte
Idy16lide Meoi3inftoffe. Sn gelben
@aquete. @ertpeioert 6ubftitute. ITO
Iitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20

Das obfaIIige nrtbei1.-
Sitter @auner (5um @ertbei6iger):
v&err Doftor, tper11, man SIRE Ser
tbeioigungsrebe fort, modte man ant
liebiten fem gan5es r@ei9dft" a1fge-
IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20

laiien, So ser Sel0bau ii6 ionit nidt
be5ablen miir6e. @ei5en, MaiS un0
Safer ergGngen etnanoer in FOLDER
8eiie, 6aB file BEL ri6tiger Mbtue6s,
lung 6as Bette @%rtrdgniB bel gering=
lter @rid0pfung bes 8o6ens ltefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20

11atienten irseno mel@er Dirt, auber iolden, 'pel@e nit anite=
II deuoen &%ranfbiten be6aftet iiuo, merben auf9enotrnaerl 11to
finoen Sic bette gufwortuns nno Serpfesun9. Dfaoa1n 9a0,
ene geidnlte uno %eriabrene &ra11tenwdrteria, '@eld9e NIT oer Sez
auifdtia11us oes @ospitals betrout 1T, 1T burb %lonsja6rise Ct
fabrurn9 befens in Ben @tano eeiet, ben Patienten Die seeisnete
gerpfeauns %on9coei6en 81 lafen.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

The II. r. Embroidery Circle closed its
season Tuesday night with an automobile
ana dinner party In honor Of the hus-
bands Of the members. The party con-
sisted Of Mrs Adele Haislit Of st. PAU.
Mimi: Mrs. A. F. Haislit, Mr.. and Mrs. s..
G. DeichmAn. Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas
and Mrs. John 6tutx and Mr.. ana Mrs.
I. G.. Hoff
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Are You Fat?

You know you cannot stay fat. don't you
That 10. you cannot be fat and be In style. The
day when . fat woman was tolerated IL passed
Nowadays ali women must Be in proportion or
he ridiculous. This does not mean you should
become skinny, however. You should not get
below the hard nesh line. All you ought to lose
is the bulky fat. That done you win nnd your
self to be . we'll formed and therefore handsome
woman.
Now, how can this be dones BY exereislne
and dietingf Yes, and no. These two means
will bring some results. but not easily nor soon
One In very hard work; the other Is torture
Besides neither can be depended on to cause
uniform reduction. They may take or a 0eshy
shoulder, for example. and leave the double chin
untouched. What you need, you see ID some
thing pleasant to take that without injury IN
your health will take the fat OF uniformly and
quickly. say at the rate OF 4 pound a day or so
until Ii Is all gone where ycu want II to 70.
For this purpose nothing is less expens,ve.
safer or simpler than Marmola Prescription rah
Is cents only, win produce results: safe because
they cause no wrinkles or stomach trouble. but
rather Improve the health and complexion. n
anything: and simple because they do all the
work without asking thought or effort on the
part OF the taker. In short, they are the
ANSWER IL you are fat and wish to be thinner.
II your drugsist II Of the better kind he win
have them. II not, write the licensees The
Marmola Company. 2S3 Farmer Bldg, Detroit,
Mich.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Mrs. Al Sigmund Of 2002 9th street.
Woodley Park. left last night for Norfolk,
where she will remain two weeks.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Mr.. A. Farber Of Chicago, III. II the
guest OF relatives In this city. en- route
to New York.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Dr.. and Mrs. A. Simon Of Cathedral
avenue and Mr.. ana 1Gfs. Ben Salomou
sail June Z for Europe, where they viii
tere6t
Evening star., 1911-05-28
HERND0N, VA.
pscial Correspondents Of ras es,z.
HERNDoN. Va. Ma.

HERNDoN. Va. May n. 1911
Mrs. William L Robey entertained
Tuesday at her homo on Monroe street
In honor Of her house guests, Mrs. Claude
Wilson Of Comets. N. c.. and Miss Mar
garet Wilson Of Cape Charles. Va Those
present were Mrs. b. Harry Bready, MIA
George Bready. Mrs. Clarence Walker
Mrs. Albert Walker. Mrs- Huddieson.
Mrs. William Dawson, Mrs. william
White. Mrs. James Cockerille. Mrs. Ar
thur Buell.. Mrs. William Miller. Miss
Maude Yount. Miss Margaret Russell.
Mrs. e. L. Detwiler. Mrs. B. Detwtler
and Mrs. Cummins. Mr.. and Mrs Will
son left Wednesday for their southern
home. Mr.. and Mrs. William Newhau Of
Washington were weekend guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ephraim NJ Yount. Mira
Charles 8. Cooper ana Miss Mildred
Cooper accompanied Miss Lena Cooper
on her return to her home In Strasburg.
Mr: Ralph xiS;, MHeo; MIS- ME m Marjorie Rsed.
well motored to Vienna Sunday. where
they were the guests Of friends. Misses
Mabel and Kathleen MofIett OF Arcola
spent the week end with Miss Ruth
Caroline Eccles spent Friday In Wash
inrton. Mrs. Lillian Hyatt Garrett. Mes
ter Edwin Garrett and Miss Anna Hyatt
have returned to Tittngton. Charles City
summer. Mr.. Conrad Shear and Miss
Lily Shear are established in their new
home on sthe HILL" Mrs. Shear and chill
dren Of Arcola spent few days recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lycurgus Hutchinson.
Miss Mary and Selma Hutchinson have
returned from q short visit to their
sister at Iivingston's Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Kephart spent
Sunday at Rock Ledge. and will leave
A,rs-c <ro FOR Charles TOWN
va. to attend the commandment exer-
cises at Powhatan College. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Van Dusen and Master Elmer
Van Dusen Of Washington spent the
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Raub Of Washington were guests during
the past week OF Mrs. Enos l.. Garrett
Mrs James Cockerille entertained the
Fortnightly Club Saturday. music being
mont has returned to her home in Wash
ington after q brief visit to Mrs. Arthur
Hyde Buell. Miss Ferguson of Washing
ton was a recent guest OF Mrs. George
Bready. Mr.. and Mrs. Bresdy entertained
for the week end Messrs. Robert and Ed
ward Middleton OF Washington. Mrs Furr
L. White entertained Wednesday after
noon in honor OF Mrs. Henry Piggott of
Dranesville Mr.. and Mrs. Day Shreve
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Groom of Ster-
ling motored here Sunday. where they
Were guests OF friends. Mrs. Clarence
Walker of Fioris entertained at luncheon
Monday, her guests being Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Wilson and Mrs. William Robey. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bready entertained Mon
day evening to celebrate the formers
birthday
Evening star., 1911-05-28
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special Correspondencs Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. May

ALEXANDRIA. Va. May q. 1911.
The dean Of the Virginia Episcopal Theo-
LOGICAL Seminary and Mrs. Angus Mac
Donald Crawford have issued invitations
for the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Alice Lowrie Crawford, and Rev. Oscar
de Wolf Randolph Of Lexington. Va,
which will take place Monday evening.
June 10, at 8 o'clock. in Emanuel Chapel.
Theological Seminary. reception VIII
follow at the Crawford home. the Wilder
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilmer koser
have issued invitations for the marriage
Evening star., 1911-05-28
Washington. after brief visit to friends

Washington, after q BRIEF visit to friends
in Ashburn Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Dade and Miss McDade OF Washington
were guests for the week end of DR.. and
Mrs Ernest Robey. Mr.. and Mrs. Hun
ton Palmer OF East Woodford. formerly
of Herndon. have removed to Dunn
Loring. Miss Frances McMillen gave a
delightful luncheon recently in honor OF
the senior class at Herndon Seminary.
Misses Middleton OF Arcola were guests
for a few days the past week of Miss
Blanche Detwiler. DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
L. Detwiler, Master Lawrence and DR..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN B. Detwiler and Miss
Blanche Detwiler left Thursday for q
motor trip to Danville. Va. and on their
return will be accompanied by Misses
Ruth and Beulah Detwiler and Elizabeth
Martin, and will visit Natural bridge and
other places Of interest on the return
trip. Miss Annie Wilson has returned to
Baltimore after few days visit to Mrs.
William Robey. Mrs. SaSey and Mrs.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

week end with Afrs. r. 8. Crippen. Miss
Eleanor Walker Of Washington IS the
guest OF Miss Hattie Robey on Station
street. Mr.. and Mrs. William s. ;. Gron
of Reimont PARK spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi ]. Groh. DR.. and
Mrs. SumwaN ana little Miss Sumwait
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs:
Robert Schneider. Messrs. George ana
Hnrh Bradshaw have returned to their
homa near Arcola, after a brief visit to
Mrs. Ida Bradshaw. Mrs. E. Aud spent
Friday in washington. Miss Louise Aud
returns today from visit to Phiio-
mont, accompanied by Miss Nell Lake.
Garrett were luncheon guests Tuesday OF
Mrs. Edwin b. Simonds, Naval Construc.
tor D. c. Nutting. Mrs. Nutting and
Master d. C. Nutting. 5r.. OF Washing
shortly FOR PUGET Sound, where Construc-
tor Nutting viii be stationed. Miss Lii
iian She'd has returned to her home IN
Evening star., 1911-05-28

Cards have been received In this city for
the wedding Of Miss Maude Gamer ard
Mr.. Edgar Wertheimsr. both Of Newport
News. Va Tho wedding will take place
Juno IL. at tho homo Of the bride. 2706
West avenue
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14
Wants to Locate In Arkansas

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Sept. 14.-H. C.. Morgan, who was for several years a special writer on Nor man E. Mack's Buffalo Times, and connected with other East ern papers, has been in the city for several days looking over the situation with a view to getting into the newspaper field in Ar kansas. He has no intention of starting an afternoon or any other kind of paper in Little Rock, as announced by local pa pers, but is looking for 9 deslr- able location in some other city of the state, where he can pur- chase a business already estab- lished or find 3 good opening for the location of another pa per. He thinks we'll of Arkan- sas, and will probably locate here.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14

Mrs. Fred Suits returned from Wynne the first of the week, where she has enjoyed 9 visit to her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Pipkin. Mrs. Suits sister, Miss Ella Pipkin, has gone to San Antonio, Texas, where she will enter the San Antonio Female College.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14
Want Advertisements
For Sale.

One 12 horse power Fairba Morse Gasoline Engine. Ap at the Palace Jewelry Store a see it run. 81btfy
 For Sale-Blue Front restal rant, good business opportunit' Apply to 214 Front St. 32t
 For Sale-One new glass frol safe or china closet, cheap f cash. Apply at Independent Q flee.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14
Rooms For Rent.

Newly furnished large front room, four blocks from I. M. de- pot and half block of private board. Rent reasonable, Tele- phone 2S3.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury,

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense ot % %smei ana eompletely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. such articles should never be used except on preseTip- tsons from reputable physicians. the damage they viii do is ten fold to the good you can possibly de- rive from them. Hals Catarrh Cure, manniactuIeo hv r II Cheney X Co., Toledo. O.. contains no mer- errv and Is taken internally, acting directly upoh ,ae blood and mucous surfaces of the system. ln Onng Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get tns SolQS It Is taken internally and made in loleud Take Ha5 Cheney & Go. Testimonials free.
 sists. Price 75c, per bottle.
 Ny Pnis for constirS tcn
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14
Cottages For Rent.

For Rent-5 room cottage. Apply Mrs. L. B. Grant, 403 Le- ona street. 39d6
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14

Bowen's Cash Store. 34b7 I c. E. .Penix of Tuckerman wis I tied the county seat today. I Bevens' Heat Lotion cures heat. lObtf. ! R. D. Wilmans left Wednes- ! day for Little Rock. I K. M. Denniston was here to- day looking after the button factory business. l J. N. Jaggers has returned from a business trip to Little Rock.
 c. D. Bolle of Memphis was here on business today and vis- iting friends CD
 Mrs. Alice Stephens was not so we'll yesterday but was a lit tie better this morning.
 Mrs. W. T. Allison of Little Rock is expected Saturday to visit Mrs. J. o. Powell.
 Beyens' Heat Lotion cures heat. 10btf Mir. and Mrs. Harry Browning of Judsonia were here Wednes- day en route to Weldon to make their home.
 Mrs. Guy Martin and Miss Emily Handford were here yes terday en route home to Bates vile from California. J. H. Snyder of the Snyder Drug Company of Jonesboro, spent today in our city.
 Mas. Alberta Crews Of East Newport left today for DeSoto, Missouri to make her home. MT. and Mrs. Harry Snapp of Augusta were here last night, leaving this morning for Car .thage, Missouri.
 Dollar clocks and dollar watches at I. D. Prices, guaran- l teed one year. 27btf || Col. John P. Paul and Miss Mamie will leave this evening for Cincinnati.
 James M. Gibson and daugh- ter, Mrs. Harry Poland, drove in from Grubbs this morning in their Ford car.
 Bevens' Heat Lotion cures
 heat. lObtf. Mrs. Oscar Massey of Oly-
 phant is in the city the guest of Mrs. A. Bullard.
 The latest books for rent at Prices Book Store. 99btf Rev. Brownlow Taylor was in the city today and reports hav- ing closed a splendid meeting at Auvergne Wednesday night. Hickory Stove Wood-any size load.-John R. Loftin, Jr. Phone 58. 18dtf. 1 Try Virtues Little Liver Granules at City Drug Store.
 39d1m.
 Sol Heinemann is having a steam dredge and pump put on. White river and will be better prepared to furnish sand and gravel in any quantity on short 1 notice.
 New fall dress ginghams are on display at Bowen's Cash Store. 26b7
 Mrs. B. l.. Harris and two lit tie daugters, Annie Lee and Elizabeth, arrived home this 1 morning from a several weeks visit to Conway.
 Manager Parvin of the New port theatre has secured the Whitaker Stock Company for 1 the attraction at the local play house all next week. The com pany is at Paragould this week and are giving general satisfac- tion. writes the manager of the theatre at that place.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-14

Recipient of many beautiful gifts on this occasion from her friends who hold her in love and esteem. Those present were Misses Eula Grain, Ola Jenkins, Zoe Toler and Messrs. N. D. Moon, IT,, A. T. Smith, Maurice Jones, Wick Goodman, Embra Gillian, J. H. Carlin and liar mon Younger of Newport.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-07
EIGHT MORE INDICTMENTS
RETURNED AGAINST ROBIN

New York. n Y, Jan. Eight new
indictments. one of them superseding
the original have been found against
Joseph G Robin, the banker and pro-
moter- Two more of his companies
fell foul of the law this time repre-
serted by the public service commits
sion which viii order an inquiry into
their books.
The public service commission an
nounced that It wishes to know why
the last annual report of the South
Shore Traction company shows an en-
try Of $4,000 for right Of way bought
when the route authorized By the COM
pany's franchise is chiefly through the
public streets OF Queensborough, Long
Island The commission is similarly
puzzled by an entry of 100000 ex
pended for construction work as shown
in the report of the Railroad Traction
Construction company, a corporation
through which Robin controlled the
South Park Traction company