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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of NJ. W. Manvllle, deceased, were issued to the undersigned by the clerk of the probate curt of Garland county, in the state of Arkansas, on the Sd day of September, A. D. 19I4. All persons having claims against said estate are therefore hereby notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned, proper. ly authenticated, within six months after the date of such letters of ad- ministration, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit in said es- tate. And if such claims be not ex- hibited az aforesaid, within one year after the date of such letters, they will be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from said estate.
 Given this Sd day of September, A. D. 1914.
 A. CURL, Administrator of the Estate of M. W. ManVille, deceased. 9-1S If
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M., D. z G. TIME TABLE.

Effective March 18th. 1914. the Memphis. Dallas & Gulf R, ilroad schedule between Hot Springs and Glenwood will be as follows:
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FOR sAIE-17 room roomlng house, gas. electric light bath furniture absolntely new: terms reasonable; reason for sf,iihgi' hntagi' p66000it S Malvern avenue between the ISVonrss of 5 m. and 2:3O D m or phone ukg p-lV- iAi"'
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MASONIC.

Hot Springs Commandery. No. {, K. 9., meets every first Monday.
 z. N. SHORT. E. c.
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EAsTER,I STAR.

Hot Springs Chapte,. No. ge. o. E s., Masonic Temple, third Mono y at B.
 MRS. B. COBB. Worthy Matron. MISS BLANCHE BAILEY. Secretary.
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RoRr. KoEHLER. Secretary.

Hot Springs Encampment. No S, L O, 70. F, meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in Odd Fellows Hall, corner Pros- pect and Exchange. All visiting Patrf- archs please attend
 ". IT. HUNTER, c. P. IT C GRAHAM Eerihe
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a U n E

B. p. O. E. Hot Springs Lodge, No ss0. B. P. o. E., meets every Wednesday evening at 8;30 sharp al their new hall. corner Spring and Valley streets. Visiting brothers cordially invited. c. E. HOGABOOM, F. R REDMOND JOYCE. Secretary.
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being thrown on road roller last
Week expects TO be able to go TO work
again Monday.
Henry Myers. Sr.. who was injured
IN tail from load of hay. is also
improving
Mrs. George Marble spent Wednes
gay visiting her mother. Mrs Car
After an extended visit with rela
ives AZ Akron. Mrs: William Spar
returned yesterday TO her home on
Oaldwells run.
ElwoOd. son OF George Remke has
typhoid fever.
Misses Gertrude and Nell Folmsr
ana Dora Keller of Wheeling creek
attended a social at the st. James
EENdnseLcal Lutheran church OF Elm
Grove Wednesday evening.
Miss Lillian Happy has returned
nome after a visit al Elm Grove.
Harry A. Davis OF Roneys Point
day.
on Thursday Miss Vivian Fitzsim.
Ihons DrouEht TO close "A successful
term OF school at Oak Hill
). X. Davis was visiting friends I'M
wheeling creek a few DAYS this week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. White have re-
turned TO their home in Patterson
after a visit with relatives on Wheel
ing creek
J. w. Henceroth. agricultural SIN.
dent of the Ohio State university.
Fred HcncCroth Of Ravennt and ri
mer Henceroth of Charlestown. who
were called home because of the
death OF their father. will all return
TO ohio Saturday or Sunday.
a number of pupils of the CONSOLE
dated school are at home with whoop
ing cough
Daniel Garland Of Carrollton. O. is
visiting relatives here.
william Miller of Benwood has
been coaching the Sherrard HIGH
school ball team. but the difficulty
WIN country ball players is they
can't take sufficient time for practi
cling al this busy season.
Miss Lessie Whetzel is quite i'll
with pneumonia as a complication
with whOoping cough
Harold Brown and 5 l. Wade Of
cameron stopped with Sherrard
friends over Wednesday night.
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FAULTY DIGESTION
Quickly Skaters the Nervous Sys-
tem-lmmediate Action Neces-
sary-Use Mi-O-na

When you feel irritable. tired
and respondent. when You have ner.
vous twltchings. specks before the
eyes. headaches. sour stomach. heart
burn. bad taste in the mouth. and
pains in the colon and bowels-you
are suffering from indigestion the
first step to chronic dyspepsia. which
invariably wrecks the nervous system
you need Mona al once
Mona Is a specific for stomach
weakness-it goes TO the seat Of your
trouble and quickly ends stomaca
misery. IL surely and safely builds
up and strengthens the stomach walls
and glands. quickly improves the d.
gestive systematic vital force and
nerveener gy are restored, then YOU
are In the best of spirits and enjoy
perfect health
DO not suffer another day Get a
fifty cent box OF Mona Tablets from
your nearest drug store-keeJ them
with you constantly. for this treat
ment will help YOU get well and
strong. and immediate relief is sure.
DO not delay-delays are not only
dangerous but needless II not bcne-
fitted Mi-o-na costs nothing.
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The National Chemical and Pharma
cal Company Toledo r. A. Harshman
and Others. $4,000
The American Nilitaire Cycle Com
pany. Cleveland. VI. l. Thomas and
others. 100000
The Lot Buyers Company. Akron.
ID. W. kaufman and others. 10000
The Fox d. Hess Company. Cold
water. Henry G.. Fox and others. $50
900
The Climax Drilling Company.
Cleveland. Mack Braley and others .
$4,000
The Carl NJ Baldwin Company. Co
lumbus. real estate. Frank 2. Gourley.
Carl VI Baldwin. O.. W Baldwin. W
F. Clark. +. G.. Brown 100000
The Logan County Driving Associa-
tion Company BeIcfontaine. Frank g..
Allner and others. $1,000.
The Arnold-Morr0w Bee Company.
Canton. J. NJ Chandler and others .
$4,000
The Acme Photo and Blue Printing
Company. Cleveland. Caspar Stretch
and others. $4,000
The Canton Novelty Manufacturing
Company. Canton. Arthur Hyde and
others. $4,000
The Sohlitz-Toledo Company. To
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. April 5o.-The
EpWorth League OF the FIRST NJ. r
church will have a Maydsy Social Fri,
day evening of this week. A musical
program viii be given.
The No. oil well being drilled near
Morristown on the 9. r. Wright farm
by Mr. Hearne of Wheeling, is down
about eight hundred feet The oil
drillers are meeting with some bad luck
as the tools are fest in the we'll and
they are hishing for them.
Phil Sprague OF the GAINESVILLE Fruit
company. was a business visitor here
the past week.
The death OF Mrs Raymond rhary.
occurred at her home In Middlebourne
about twelve miles from this city. Wed
ncsday. While hanging curtains about
"a week ago Mrs. Tharp received "a fall
and peritonitis developed which caused
her death. She was eighteen years OF
age and leaves a husband and one little
son. She was the daughter OF Albert
Sulliou. living near Middlebourne. Fun
eral occurred Thursday. Interment was
IN Carlisle cemetery.
Homer Switzer of GAINESVILLE. the pop
ular hardware salesman. was a visitor
here Thursday.
William Rennard and Ross Crozier OF
Morristown Wednesday
Mrs. and Mrs. j. W. Dondna have re-
turned home from stay of few
months in California
Miss Anna b Norris Of y Chestnut.
IS spending Few days in Pittsburgh
Miss Amanda Hance has returned
home from few weeks visit at Column
bus
Mrs. James Fowler OF Summerreld.
- enjoying visit with her sister Mrs.
George cork OF West Main street
Fred Hornbrook has returned to his
home in Evansville Ind. after "a short
visit with relatives here
The \. =. konnRrd co. OF this city.
have received another shipment Of auto
mobiles, this making about so machines
they have received SO far this season.
Parker BOlOn of Swift n Co Chicago.
was here Wednesday calling on his
trade.
Hunkler Bros. OF Arch street will
improve their hotel and restaurant nv
installing electricity. They have recent
Is completed a large addition 20 their
buildlnS. among other things. installing
a large storage refrigerator
Mr. Lawyer. with the Mercantile co
or GAINESVILLE. was here Thursday.
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SUCCESSFUL TRIP
Roosevelt Wires From Brazil, TelIirg
Of the Success OF His Venture.
Mapped New River

NEW YORK. April 30.-Henry Fair.
field Osborn. president of the Amer
can Museum OF Natural History. TO-
day received the following cahlegrsm
from Colonel Roosevelt. who. with his
son Kermit, have safely arrived DOB
Manaos. Brazil.
Hard. but very successful trlp
Cherrie and Miller have collected
l,joO bird skins. all told and 5000
mammals We have also nut ON th.
map a river running from north of
the thirteenth degree TO south Of tf.
fifth degree. the largest affiuent of th.
Madeira, the upper part hitherto MI
terly unknown to anyone. and the low
er part utterly unknown to cartoEr8-
piers. Inform Mrs. Cherrie
"(Signedl ROOSFVFT. .
The message was dated Manaos
April 30.
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The bids on the job of CARRYING the
mail over the proposed route from Nc
Mcchcu via Sherrard. Co Pleasant Val
Icy. closed last Tuesday so iuforma.
ton has been received as Co whether
any bid has been accepted
ON Wednesday Mrs ~ VI Britf. of
Wheeling Greek. visited her mother
Nrs. Prcsh Fisher. who iq very 900 at
inc home OF her son. William Fisher.
one OF the houses on the g. H. Fol-
mar farm. which is boinc rcmodrled
and enlarged. d. about completed. and
several tenants from Wheeling arc as.
pogted To- move in iu n few DAYS
James EcnrDus moved. last Tues.
day. from Springdale to his farm near
Silversido
Miss VILLA Murrin has completed a
spccial course in tho Elliott CONNER.
'lal school and she VIII probably &C.
rtpi n position In Tho near future
The Mozart Volunteers viii hold a
rr. lldr meeting at The school hou q
ON Monday evening MAY o. and "a 20.
organization win Do effected
Albert Shcpp moved. on Wcdnoeda,
rom The lnEcrlnldrr house mo Mozart
'n SCUM For street. Wheeling
Harry Inrorlclder has sold his
house and lOf af Mozart fo Wheeling
man. who viii move there soon
Mrs Harry Null of Mozart Hrfrhf.
b. On fnr sick I.f
Mrs Emma SpoHro De- spending fhfe
week visiting in West Liberty 81.
Ie expected home today
Mrs g. vs.. SeabrIeht OF Mount oil.
Vet who has been quite ilI for q few
oaFs. Del Improving
ON Wednesday evening tho Mount
OiVct church trustees held a meet.
InE at s.. NJ. SnCdckor.s residence for
the transaction Of some business mat
tors
The work of laying brick in the
hoEEs run road paving was finally
started WEDNESDAY
William Myers. who was injured by
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ledo. Robert C. Young and others:
$4,000.
The Cleveland Stock food Company
Cleveland. Anton r. Gross and others
$4,000
The Adams Electric Company.
YOUNGSTOWN. Erik Carlson and others !:
10000
Increases
The Peoples Hospital Company. Ak
ron: $1,000 to $4,000.
The General Malleable Company.
Warren. $4,000 TO $50. 900
The Franklin Construction and Sup
ply Company. Columbus: $4,000 10
$4,000.
The Columbus Production COMPANY,
Columbus; $4,000 to 100000. 900.
Reductions.
The International Store Service
Company. Canton; $3.50 900 to $1,000.
The Chaddock- kurz Reversible
Glove Company. Cleveland. 500. 600
TO $1,000
GAINESVILLE. April 3O-John A.
Pierce, aged 80. a farmer. had both
hands blown of tonight when dyna-
mite, used TO blast stumps exploded
Drematurely. He was brought TO a
local hospital and is in critical con-
ditiOn
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OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH
CONSERVING ARE ACQUITTED

fhlLADELPHlA. Pa. April Solos
pleas OF Gloucester county y. J.. and
ms three co-defendRnts George W
llckensheets. president OF the First Ma
tional Bank of Woodbury.. Josepb Rest
contractor, and director in the Wool
bury bank. and Harry Sulle. Of Clayton.
y. j., were to-day acquitted In quarter
olackmail David W Moore. OF Clayton
y. J.
lhcy were accused Of conspirins TO
coercc him into purchasing the PROPERTY
or the BANKRUPT Moore Brothers Glass
company et Clayton under threat Of
bringing criminal prosecution against
Charles q. Moore. for alleged cmbezzls-
ment OF the company money.
The Four men whom the jury declared
not guilty, were members OF bond
holders committee named by tho bond
holders Of the glass company. Charles
g. Moore was secretary Of the com
pany.
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READING DIRECTORS ADOPT
MINUTE ON DEATH OF MR.. BAER

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O-Thc
board Of directors OF the Reading Com
pany met here to-day and adopted "A
minute on the death Of George = Baer.
who was buried yesterday. After de
failing the work and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
OF Mr. Baer. the minute reads:
1T can De readily understood. there
fore. how. considered merely from the
viewpoint OF business interests the
death or Mr.. Baer seems To- his associ-
ates an trreparahle loss. No captain
or snip, no commander OF an army
could hc more iudf~ peusable But AZ
this time, his colleagues must think
more Of their personal bereavement
than OF their official loss"
No announcement OF any plans for "a
successor TO Mr.. Baer was made public.
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St clairsvi1l. Rr,.f.

NH0uVT LOWS. UrOmin"nf man ~
Culum bus. is here on business this week
J. W. Howclls Of Gronton. state in
spcotor OF corporation and Justice Of the
peace accounts. is here this weex on
official business
Chester Hardesty and family. Of Nc
Mecheu. who have beer spending several
days with relatives. returned to their
home Thursday.
Business hes been very brisk this
month in Recorder g. D. Workman
office the fees for the month OF April
amounting TO sGf444
Miss Jennie Anderson will leave for
Harlem. Montana. Saturday 10 again
tskc possession Of her claim OF 320
acres.
Rev. lra Lciper. 0f ePnnsylvania. who
was recently called nv tho rnembers or
the United Pres hyterisn church. arrived
Wednesday evening and will take
charge Immediately.
Mrs. T.. r. CLARK. who has been visit
ing her son. Prof Woiter Clark. NJ Fa- -
cite O.. came home yesterday
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WHITE SLAYER
Italian Psdrone Comes 10 Grief in
SteubenVille When He Beats His
Victim With a Whip.
Special Dispatch 10 ,ns Intcuigeneer.

Special Dispatch 10 tns intelligence.
STEU BENNILLE. O.. April 80
Morris Romagnoh. a brutal Italian pa
drone. was arrested on a charge of
white slavery. preferred by White
Slave Agent X. y. Merryman Romag-
noi has been transporting pretty II
year-old Mary VILLAIN around the coun-
try for immoral purposes. She re-
belled. when Romagnoh and another
Italian beat her with a blacksnake
whip. when she got a chance TO es-
cape from confinement in a room. she
hunted up the white slave agent and
told her story.
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SHERRARD
Henceroth Funeral

fcnCcroth Funeral.
The last sad rites over the mortal
remains of Jacob II. HencerOth.
whose death occurred last Saturday.
were conducted by Rev H. A. Riddle
on Tuesday afternoon \ very brief
service at the family residence near
Pleasant Valley. was followed by the
principal service at the Limestone
Presbyterian church. Rev Mr.. Riddle
paid a beautiful tribute TO the de
ceased. who had been for many years
an elder in that church. Few men of
central Marshall county had been
more widely and favorably known
than Mr.. Henceroth and this fact was
attested by the large concourse Of
sOrrOwing friends who were present
To pay their last tribute of respect
Rev. Mr.. Riddle stated that il was
probably the most largely attended fu-
neral he had ever conducted. Valley
star Council. Jr O. u. A. NJ, of which
the deceased was a charter member,
attended, and their .ritualistiC service
was read. lnterment was made in the
Limestone cemetery.
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Court News

Jno Fonts who was using an illegal
set line 10 FISH with In Cross Greek al
Skelleys was arrested and Squire
LAWYER gave him 49, and costs.
In the case OF Mary Burrows Admr.
OF George Burrows vs. r. VI Francey
the jury found verdict OF $1,000
Burrows was killed by a brick that
fell from a building at Toronto.
Anton Rubleski VS. Glens Run Coal
Co. suit for $1,000 damages for in
JCries received June 15-19I3 by a fail
Of coal Negligence is alleged
Joseph Pollock vs. Glens Run Coal
Co. suit for $500 for injuries received
on Aug. 25-1913 by fall of entry
roof Negligence Is alleged.
Edward Elson vs. Jessie B. Elson.
suit for divorce and custody of chill.
dren. They were married AT Rich
mond March 27-19O1 and there are
two children. He alleges infdelity
which caused him TO leave home.
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Sunday Services

Many of the churches OF this ter
ritory will observe Rural Church sun
day. on May 3, in accordance with the
governors proclamation. Il will be
observed by the Bethlehem Sunday
School, also. al the Bethlehem school
house. in the afternoon. and there
viii be three or four appropriate ad-
dresses.
Rev. II. a. Riddles preaching serv-
ices will be Wolf Run. 1890 a. m:
Limestone. 3 p. m; Allen Grove. 7:45
p. m.
Rev. A c. Rifles preaching serv-
ices. Fairview. 1890 a. m; Wood
Hill. p m.
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SMASHED AUTO.

Louis pickle took his brothcr-sn-
law automobile out of the garage ar 4
proceeded to tear up the town. also the
machine office WORKS got him for dis
orderly conduct and when he refus I'd
tu come along. nc had to answer "A re-
sisting charge. II was s. and costs on
the first count and sic and costs on the
second
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Injured III Ios AnnrIes

Harry X. Mcconnell. formerly OF
this place but now merchant OF
Los Angeles, has been badly injured
by street car in Los Angeles col
hiding with q wagon on which ur :
riding. In the accident he sustained
several fractured bones and some bad
cuts from the glass of the car The
injuries are of such a nature that pny-
siclans believe he will not be able 10
look after his regular work within 4
year.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
MiHaton Study c1aan.

ST GAINESVILLE. o.. April 30
Misses isa belle and Fertile suit enter
tanned the members of the Mission
study class of the First Presbyterian
Church. last evening. At their home ON
Marietta street. The class is under tho
direction Of Mrs. II. $ Young. and "a
chapter was studied from Missions In
india. After the study hour a social
hour was enjoyed aud delectabIe re-
ireshments We're served by the host
elges
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The ball game tomorrow. Saturday.
between the local High school and
Union High of BenwOod Junction. VIII
De played on the grounds of the lat
ter team. near the Junction. al .
O'Clock. Then the Union High team
viii come out here on the day of the
Sherrard school picnic on Wheeling
creek, May % and game will be
played on the Shepherd grounds
The Mozart school team was again
defeated last Monday evening by
north Benwood. which is their only
successful rival up to this time.
Mozart and the Sherrard eighth grade
teams Will likely get together for an
other game in the near future.
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MAJOR FIrzGERALD Is
SUICIDE IN LONDON

LONDON. April 3o-N man about 60
E,ifs Old. who described himself az
MAJOR henry o.. Fitzgerald, AN Ameri-
cam and believed Co have been formerly
p.t master on the STAFF Of General Mer-
Iltt DOB tho Philippine. was found shot
5.-1'E ln the thariug Cross hotel lie
died later iu e. hospital.
Dc police authorities are of tine opin-
l'u thHt the man committed suicide.
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PLEADS GUILTY TO LITTLE
FILLER" IN HIGH FINANCE

MlNEOlA, l.. l., April 3O.-Ernest
Bosca. former town treasurer of tbe
town of Hampstead. pleaded guilty TO-
DAY 10 an indictment charging him
with having loaned TO himself s35-
600 in town money on his own proper
~, valued at $4,000. He was remand
ed for sentence.
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Photoaraphed School.

On Wednesday while the weather
was fine. Ralph Drum. of Sherrard.
photographed the local High school.
al the front of the schoo. buiIdinz
He also photographed the animal
husbandry class and the third year
class which would have been gradu-
atine class this year had not the ex-
ira year been added 70 the course OF
study. 10 be given next year.
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All those holding tags for the inter
class meet are urged To be present this
ttternoon at the fair grounds at 900
cd CLOCK. to witness some athletic fDatS
performed by the strongest members ur
o." Ftrious classes. Prof. Harmon Will
Be iu ChHr@e and the students Of tht
school viii bc excused one hour earlier
Next saturday another meet will be held
on the fair grounds. when the focal
school and Martins Ferry will be rep
resented.
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Cornerstone Laying Postponed.

ne laying OF the COrnerstOne OF the
Bethlehem Union chapel has been
postponed from next Sunday. as for
merly planned, TO the following sun
day afternoon. May 10 This change
was made because il was found that
all arrangements could not be salts
iactorily made for next Sunday The
exact hour of the exercises and other
details have not as yet been arranged.
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Case Settled.

IN" case entitled John Habrsack Us.
Thomas Motley was heard before Ind.
Charles j. Lynch. in common pleas court
. Thursday morning. and tho jury rem
I d.r"d verdict for the PLAINTIFF Tor
To-day the civil case entitled G. h,
. wilson vs. Albert Raucr Ct al. is set for
D hturfu~
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School Plays

The local High School has selected
a NEUROLOGICAL play. entitled The
sens. 20 be given on the evening OF
May p. and the cast Of characters is
being arranged on the next even
INK the eleven graduates OF the eighth
grade class will give q play which
viii probably be Yankee DoodIe's
IrlD 10 Dixie" The Mozart school .s
also planning TO give "a play but deh-
mite arrangements are not yet made
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STEUBENVILLE


=. Hayls Worstall % years and Es-
teiia NJ. Canin % years OF Steuben-
Vile.
Stih Mikielka Jr. A years and
Mrs. Mary Szaran As years Of Iron
dale.
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TWO APPEALS

There are two appeals scheduled fu
come up this morning in Part II of IN,
circuit court. One is STYLED Eliza.
beth Hun vs.. Robert Lazear and thu
other is that OF Joseph Rankin vs.
Nelson Hubbard
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BACK TO CIVILIZATION

MANAOS. Brazil April so Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt arrived here fbie
evening from hts expedition through the
hitherto uneNplored portion OF Brazil
Tie was greeted with an enthusiastic re-
CeutiOu