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l. w Clement, tie we'll known banter of English, spent yesterday iI the city.
 Alex Nichol went to Hot Springs yesterday with the Pine Bluff Y M. C A. team
 Garrett Howson has gone TO Mon ticeile, for few days visit with friends.
 Gray Keys planter of North lief fsrson county, was a business visito. in Pine Blun yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs Hendrix Byrd, who formerly lived in this city, are now residents of Pecos, Texas
 F. F. Woodruff, of Little Rock who has been visiting friends in she city for several days lsas returned home
 Mrs. Gillian Lawton and children will move to Clio On April 1, where MT. Lawton is general master mech aric for the Triangle Lumber Com pany
 MT. ard Mrs. George W. List have re'aFned from len days stay at Hot Springs. They were entertained by frierds while there and were greatly hnefitted
 Nose Solmscn left yesterday after neon for St. Louis after attending the funeral of his mother, Mrs. H. B Solmson. Harry B. Solmson also left yesterday morning for Oklaho- ma City.
 J. c. Colquitt. Of Columbia couney. candidate for state auditor, spem. yesterday in the city the interes. of his candidacy. He has many friends here and will ge. d good yore in Jefferson.
 Louis Sachs, prominent mer chant Of Jonesboro, who has teen in Afheimer for the past several days inspecting his plantat on, passed through the ely yesterday afternoon en rcute home
 Dave Veil left yeserday morning fer Tuscon, Ariz., in response to a telegram from his sister, Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer, announcing the ser ous illness of her husband, who went te Arizona several weeks ago in hopes of benefitting his heafh.
 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dreyfus and daughter, Miscs Artie Dreyfus, have returned from New York City. where they spent several weeks, and where MI. Dreyfus made large purchases for his department store. Miss Ar
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tie is sick at theiE nome on Main street.
 Mrs. l. s. Honnett and son, |. M HennetG, Of S. Louis, arrived in tze city Thursday. and viii spend few days here, winding up the bushes af- fairs Of the late 4 s. H1nEett, who died recently in st. Louis, while Hrs. Honaer. was OH her way her. from Germany.
 F C. Burca. pharmacizt . Mccam- mons drug store, has zone ta New Haven. Mo, 10 attend the bed side ot his mothe-, who is critically i'll.
 Fran. Bloom, Of the insurance firm of F. R. and E. 3. Blsom, is in Mem 5.is On business
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New Century Cut.

Camden, Ark. March 22--The Nv New Gentry Club mes at is reguisc meeting .his week .. tae home os Miss Pauline Thornton This va; q business meeting fer the purpose O. eIecting officers and delegates U ne Staie Federation Of Cuts sIrs. Ii P. Snead was elected as ieiega.e and Mrs. ]. ". Brown as preside2.'s ap- DO ntee. 10 attend the Federation fG be held in Little Rock April g e May 7. The following officers We 3e elected fer he coming year: Mrs. H. P. Snead. president; Mrs. ]. N. Brown, drs. vice president; Mrs. .. N Dcretz~. second vice pgesIdens :. Mas Margaret Ramsey. third vice pres dent: Miss Mildred Gordon, re- eording secretary: Miss Pauline LhoTn.on. corresponding secretary Miss Der ha Stsrn, treasurer. Fol- lowing the election Of officers a de- hgf.fHl program was given as foi- lows. Piano solo. Melody in r, Miss Thornton. ..The Hague" Mrs Reynolds. Amsterdam" Miss Ram ty. Vocal solo. Mss McGill. "Rot- te,,dam and E-amus," fby Mrs. War rem read by Mrs. Oudin. "A Dutc'l Farm" Miss Blanche Jackson. "siesa of Leyden.'' Mrs. Elliott. Readings Misses Margie Smith and Hat,is Wa,ers Little Miss Frances Meek, dressed as a Dutch maid. told the story of Princess Julian, in a poem by Mrs. Hudson. The next meetin will be held at the home of Miss Msrgare. Li4e. the subject, @Tha Women Of Holland" Mrs. H. P Smead will act as leader
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meeting, which was pres ded over ty sae officers, John McGaughy, preai- d.nt. and Curtis McClintic, secre- -sey.
 Splendid orateFieaI talent was shown by he four boys, especially Mr. Few and MT. Saunders. AL though they were on opposite sides hey both delivered splendid argu- men.s and in 2 forcefnl manner fo- tser side On the afr matiye side xre Mes<rs Few and Toney; the negative. Messers Fox and Saunders Tie affirmatiyss waxed warm in zE.xir praise Of .he Colonel and countless numbers Of reasons were g:Tea by ne should be nominated again and why he was the best m-tn f she place. While on the other a9nd the negative speakers criticised Mr. Roosevelt and his ..bg stick" and 2u fertn strong arguments wsls T2ft should be renominated. Young Toney, the youngest of the debaters ard mere boy. had surprisingly geed debate, and won great applause when he made the statement tha ir male no difference who the repub- lie ms nominal d he would not be el eted for the Democrats were go- iEg D elect the next president. The yeung man further provoked much laughter when he suggested that To 1dy lad gc.ten the idea of rum ine fer third .eFm from Senator Je-f Day and Gov. Donaghey, tho Ia 4er now a candidate for governor again.
 The judges, Rev. " C. David son, D. w. Richey and Rev Carol D. We'd decided the debate in favor Of
 na negative.
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stomach and there was no cure. al- most thought the same, for my breath was offensive and I could not eat any, thing without great misery, and I grad- ually grew worse.
 Finally I concluded to try Peruna, and I found relief and Q cure for that dreadful disease. catarrh. I took five bottles of Peruna and two of ManaHn, and now feel like new man. There is nothing better than Peruna, and l keep a bottle of 1t in my house all the time"
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BENCHES FOR THE
 PUBLIC PLAYGROUND

Tie ladies Of t1e City Beautiful 9.u5 have secured the services of Pref. A. B. Moore. 5f the manual training depar-ment of the High School, to turn out twerty benches fer the public playground at Sixth avenue and Main street. Prof. Moore expects to construct the benches within snort while with he aid of : me of his manual training students. who are quite proficient in wood craft
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InviReihle Society

Thsre were several visitors d the High School yesterday afternoon .o hear one of ;ne best deba'.es givaa by the High school students for scme time Tie debate was put on in ths Inyincible Literary Soc ey by four boys, C. E. Few, Luen Saunders Hartel ToDy and Spencer Fox, Tae subject was. Resolved. Ths, Roose- vet Should Be Nominated For Pres
 Tfdent by the Republican Party" The Philomathecn Society adjourned its meeting to attend .he Inyincibls
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J. R. AXTON DEAD,

Rison, Ark, March 22.-fSpeciaD- J. B. Axton, about 15 yaers cid. died at his home near this place early this morning of pneumonia. He is surviv- cd ty his wife and enc son. Lee Ak. s2n. He was a member of the Riso, Masonic lodge. The funeral will b held tomorrow with burial at Mocre church cemetery. The Masons N. eordGct the funeral services.
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CLARENCE |. HUNT.

The funeral Of Clarence 4. Hunt The young man Who died Thur5day al terneon at the home Of his parents Mr. and Mrs G. H. Hunt. On the Main street pike, was held yesterday after aoon fr3n the family home Rev W N. Ne.Soa, conducted he services Interment was in BellWood cemetery The pail bearers were George Fultz Arthur Mitchell, John McClendon Bud Byrd. Robert oPteet and L. (. Mead.
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MRS. JOHN W. NIyEN.

Rison, Ark, March 22-OSpeciaD ! Mrs. John W. Niven. died at her hon, here Thursday evening about7 o,clcc' after an illness Of several month She is survived by her mother, hus o@nd and four children: Ms. s. II Mutt 9f Fordyee, Mrs. J. ". Harlow o Rson; Mrs. Asa Bohnert, Jse Niven of Pine Bluff. The funeral was hel, this afternoon with interment in tn. Risen cemetery
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 1. W. L. Exchange

The regular Saturday exchang2 coldue'e cd by the American Women's League will be held at the Y. M. C, 4. thi. afternoon and many fine cakes. pies and other good things for Sunday dinners will te on sals \ special line of beaten biscuits Ii ee rolls and veal loaf will be O. sale today. The usual number ot embrc idery and fancy needlework VIII also be on eale. The exchang is receiving an increased patronage each week and the ladies are grati- fitd {. the r success
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CHARLES HECTOR TRIPLETT.

Char.es H.. the little son Of Mr. and drs. Charles H. Triplett, Jr., who died Thursday afternoon, was buried yes terd3y afternoon in Bellw2od ceme- tery. The funeral services wsre coE- ducted by Dr. J. i. Norris. paszo- Of =he First Presbyterian church. The palibearers were Y. B. Alexander. E. L. Vail, Dr. 2. L. Mayfield and Thur man Louthan.
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JOE kRUMPNER.

The funeral Of Joe Krumpner, who committed suicide Thus aflernson was held yss-erday afteraoon ar 2:30 o'clock from the family residence on Eat Seccnd avenue The services were conducted by Rabbi Ephrain Frisch, Of cae Temple Anshe Emeth. Intez ment was in the Jewish cemetery.
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of MT D N Dean, C. Shaw. Miss Carna ations and ros-s were used ln the decora. ions. Mrs. \. E. Bright well wzs a.ardei the prize, par os silk hose. Mrs. Miirr presented 2 Fair Of silk hose t3 the hoDoree, Mrs Dean. After the games delicious ra- treatments were served Mrs. Mil Ter wa assiged in esd ttaining b7 Ms. James Gould. Those pFeseE; were Nesdames D. ". Dean, Of Sha x Miss: Gillian LawOn, Walter Hud- son. E. 4 Hensiee. B \. Spear, N H. DeaEer. George L s, Fred Coe, ] H. Fowler, x. E BrightwelI, senne.t Ssabresk. James Gould. Felix Smart, Will Miller and Miss Nan Bum
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First Church Of Christ Seie mist.

Services a II 2. Hi. and D. m. Subject; Matter. Sunday school at ii q. III. Wedne day evening testimon- ial meeting at ?. III. Reading room open da.iy from 2:3o Q , D. n. except Sunday. Visitors welcome
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Robins Il

Adam Robinson, Of Robins Il Brothers, plumbers. went to Stuttgart yesterday 10 inspect the plans for the team hea.ing plant which his firm h2s the contract to icstall in the new High School building in that city.
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R. N. COLLINS.

Ii NJ. Collins, prominent resident Of Tyler, Texas, died Thursday at his Eome in that city. Among others sur siying is Mrs. NJ H. Clark. of this city. a daughter. Mrs Clark went to Tyler 10 attend the funeral which was held yesterday.
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night, fed by Miss Nettie Mullikin. Bible class will follow the prayer ser vice. Tae prayer service ~ill begin at 1:45 and -he Bible class at s:3e Sharn
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A .ea and bazaar will be given by the young lad es Of the Frs Methodist church at the residence Of Mrs. Chas. H. Fitzhugh On West Second on March 18th, from to $ p. m. 3-2o ,t
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 The O. A. O. Club met at the home Of Ms J. E. Wilson. yesterday after neon. The time was pleasantly spent in mbroidery work after which re freshments were served. Those pres ent were Mesdames G. Merrill, A sehrader, F. Thoma, E. Follin, B Lampert, J T. Davis, H. Warren, J E. Watson, Misses Mayme Bieser Jennie Moser. Lena Moser and Mas ter Carl Sehrader
 We have secured the services ol Mrs Emma Johnson, Masseur, 0. Memphis, Tenn, who will call on the ladies of cur city and make special home demonstrations of the FAMOUS yELVETINA TOILET line Any fay ors shown Mrs. Johnson will bt greatly appreciated
 SEAWELL'S PHARMACY. 16 If.
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S0ro,iS Society.

The Sorcsis Literary Society met al the High School yesterday after neon with the p-esiden-. Miss Jean Hart, presiding. The following pro gram was rendered:
 Instrumental solo, Miss Eta Win te-s.
 Reading Miss Jean Hart.
 Vocal ssio, Miss Bernice White law Vocal solo, Miss Floy Herring. Vocal solo. Miss Jennie Mae Langs- ton.
 Jokes. Miss Mary Tankersley.
 Report Of the critic, Mss Lula Wii- son.
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Is. De IHonOree

Mrs. Will Willar entertained :, number of friends Thursday afte . | ne on at her pretty home on Main street with a bridge party in honor
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AT THE CHURCHES
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Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida St. " (. sehFader, pastor. English Sunday school 9:3o a. III. English ser Wees 10.45 a. m. and 1:30 p. I'll. A cordial invitation is extended to all 10 attend these services.
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The Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth avenue and Beech St. . U. Cline, minister Morning sub ject: Our Stewardship Evening subject, The Church of the First Cen sury-' Prayer service on Wednesday
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Junior Aux Iiau

The Junior Auxiliary Of Trnisy church will meet this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock a. the redtory. All man. bers are urged 10 be on hand promptly.
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For Mrs. Dean

Mir q. N. Allport will entertain at cards q her home Monday after noon complimentary to Mrs. D. N. Dean.
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CATARRH
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 STOMACH
Could Hardly Eat. Gradually
 Grew Worse. Relieved by

Mir. d. II. EGd. Box 31, W sI 5 ur- mg-U,Io.a, writes:
 had ca tarh Of the stomach and small s iENS- tine 5 for Q a u Of yeaEI ut p -oer Of doctors and got no relief, and final iy on of ny doctors s g T | Ire 10 Chi c 8 go, @dl met the same fate T Il 2 J s saidt 9 y could do noth- ing for ne; s a i'd 1 h a d
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
Womanly Wisdom.

Add little boiling water to an
omclet to keep it from being tough.
If you grease the inner rim Of
kettle its contents Will never boil
over.
Carry a lead pencil in your pocket
aud date NJ eggs as you gather them
each day.
The range will keep black mucn
longer if you rub the stove over with
soap. then apply the backing. SAY
all small pieces Of soap for this pn.-
pose.
Keep your spices in glass bottles
with screw tops such as peanui-bl'
ter Jars. a glass Will tell yOu the
contents, even if marked covers did
get mixed
To keep fish, never put one on tor
of another Wiring a clean cloth out
of cold salt water, wrap the fish sep
aratcly in this, put them on a dish
and keep on ice.
II you feel all run down and de-
spOndent, if you are not sleeping well,
if you feel as if life were real bur-
den and that you must consult a doc
tor, Just think it over. Perhaps all
you need is to raise your bedroom
window at night.
1t is pity thai 80 much extra
work accompanies the beautiful
spring days. We could enjoy them
better if we had more time and II
The spring sewing, house CLEANING,
gardening, setting hens and hatchin5
chickens were not all needing atten-
ton at once.
As substitute for hol-watcr bags
in ordinary ailments such as tooth
ache, earache and other minor pains,
use common flannel bags made in con-
venient sizes, with drawstrings. Fill
them with hot sand or salt, and they
are safer than a cheap rubber bottle,
just as efficacious, and much handles
to use; keep a half-dozen ready. They
are of great help in times Of aches an
are of great help in times of aches and
pains.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
At the Churches.

Yesterday was fine day and there
we're large congregations at all OF
the churches. Rev. Norton preached
/. snlendid sermon at the Methods,
church and in the evening Bishop
Hoss preached to large congrega-
ton.
DR.. Nowlin preached two good ser
mons at the Baptist church, while at
the Presbyterian the pulpit was filled
by the pastor at the morning hour
and by Dr. Roseborough, the Confer
ence Evangelist, at the night service.
Regular services were conducted at
the Episcopal, Christian, Lutheran
and Lutheran and Catholic churches
by the ministers in charge.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS-SOCIETY EDITOR.
THE ENDLESS ROAD.

Net all the joy of life is lost.
Not all its SAVIOR, glad and Keen
There still are seas I've never cross
ed,
There still are lands I've never
Still one may find his joyous chance
To follow on, with courage high.
Where leads the trail of old romance
That is not dead and cannot die!
While there's road that one may
tread,
While there's ship that spreads a
sail,
MY heart shall triumph DER my head
And when I've seen all lands ana
men,
Made all the ports there are to
make,
Why. l shall seek them once again,
Like faithful friends = for old
sake's sake.
They say with age shall forget
The open road. the open sea;
Yet every year renews the fret.
The fever in the heart OF me!
Not all the Joy Of life Is lost!
Not all its SAVIOR, glad and keen;
There still are seas Eve never crossed,
There still are lands I've never
seen.
--Berton Draley
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
Samples Of Lenten
Pastimes in Washington.

Here are a few samples of the Len
tie pastimes OF Washington 5 smart
settlers, out Of which they are get
ting more fun than a barrel Of mon
keys; it is just a change OF diet
with them and they are dcvourin,,
the new tidbits with great relish.
A hat sale was given at the home
of Mrs. Robert Roosevelt. for the
benefit of some worthy charity. and
thithcr society betOOk itself to eX-
anime and try on and buy the really
lovely chapeaux, some Of them trim
med by the fair hands of the ladies
who donated them and others fash
toned by the more accustomed fingers
of stylish milliners, but they were
all beautiful. Mrs. Taft and Miss
Helen were among the first customers
of the improvised shop and they had
a good time trying on the dainty
headgear, finally selecting several
pretty bonnets which they will wear
when the spring time condescends to
honor Washington. The White
House automobile which brought the
great hat boxes when it made its way
back to the executive mansion.
Another form Of recreation In
which large number of society
women are indulging this Lent Is
that of parting with their appendices
or appendices, whichever is cor
rect. These women. and they say
there are seventy-six. really seized
the opportunity which the Lenten
pause gave from social demands, and
hicd themselves to the hospitals
where they rid themselves of tina;
troublesome little part of their anat-
omics and incidentally are getting
| the rest cure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
w. C. 7. U. Meeting
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Woman's Christian Temper
.anrr Union meets tomorrow altrt-
noon ut the residence Of Mrs. j. W.
rurner NJ the regular hour. All N M
hees are urged to be present IN
committee. appointed TO consider thR
matter Of placing Il couch in the pas
sengcr station met several days ago
and the matter thoroughly discuSFeh'
This subject will probably come up
again tomorrow afternoon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
Valuable Collection OF Starps.

A valuable collection of postage
stamps belonging to Budapest archi
tect, and estimated to be worth $780,
600. was recently purchased by Hun
garian nrm of dealers There were
seventeen volumes In the collection.
some Of the stamps being worth ~
much - $500 apiece.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
Mrs. Epps Tucker Elected
nelepate TO Convention.

Mrs. Epps Tucker, ST., has been
elected delegate to the district con-
vention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, which is to De
held Thursday and Friday at ST.
Cloud Mrs. Tucker Is a prOmineh'
and tirclcss worker in the local or
canization and will ably represent II
AT the convention.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
Returned Home.

Mrs, John w. Darracott, ana bright
little son, John W, .Ir., have returned
10 their home in Coronet after wv"
weeks visit in Lakeland, the guests
OF Mrs. y. A. higgins and Mrs. a. II.
Darracott. Mrs. y. a. higgins, Mrs.
Darraeotts mother, accompanied them
home, and will spend several days at
Coronet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-25
Reading Circle Meets
This Afternoon.

The Reading Circle of the Foreign
Department of the Methodist church
meets this afternoon at the church.
The reading is always very interest
ing. and the members always look
forward to the meetings with much
pleasure.
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