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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
@ L. SrEvEss, sher
W. ). CHoArE. clerk.
r. A. SMALL, stenogrspher.

@ I. SrEvEss, sheriff
W. ). CBoArE. clerk.
r. A. SMALL, stenoarspher.
Saturday, Nov. 4.h.
The able argument Of Mr.. Tuell for
plff. in the case Of Garland vs. Maine
Central Railroad Co, ia which there vas q
verdict for the plaintiff Of s+l3 So. was
sc :identy credited to the losing side in Fri
dsy's rspor. of ths. case.
Hallo~eli National Bank vs.. kennebec
Maine Ice Co. The defendants put their
testimony in this forenoon. two Of them
claiming thu. they were lot parties to the
waiver Of demand and notice, snd the other
ihvoking the statute that no wsiver Of de-
mar ard notice By m indorser ofa promis-
sorry note 10 binding unless In writing and
,isned, snd claiming that there was no such
writing in this case. The psint u
admit that it was ro, in writing. but
cisiu that ct least one Of the defendants
hy his eonpee ion With the matter is
estopped from setting up this detencs
There being no msterisi di.pu as t. III
fsc.s, the case by agreement, was taken
from the Jary and reported TO the full court
for decision.
One jury was discharged fi1ally, and the
other directed to report 90 Monday next st
o'clock when Judge Lbbey viii come in
to try case which Judge Whisehouse :
dtQ1slid,d d TO try by reason Of relationship
to one Of the parties
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16
Personals.

F. B. Nichols, Colby 90. was in the city
Saturday.
Mr.. Zlbs Simmons Of Union was. in the
city Saturday.
W. H Dudley Of East Mt. Vernon was
in town Saturday.
Rev. Dr.. George R. Palmer returDtd d to
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. G. A. Works Of Abbott was In the
city Saturday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii e. Perkins OF Port
land were in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Clara Robbins spen' Sunday In
Portland visiting her sister, Mrs. Decker
L. c. Buker, Postmaster at East Vas
salboro was calling on Augusta friends
Saturday.
JIM. Cross OF the JOURNAL and wife
spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. W.
L. Thompson Of Brunswick.
FA. Appleton. Esq. Of Boston Vas in
the city Saturday calling on his old friend'
c. W. Jones, Etq Of this city.
CH Lovsjsy who for years has been
the messenger Of the Maine Sena'e, vas
With his Augusta friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kimaall and children
Of Dover. Me were the guess Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. K Partridge Friday and Saturday.
George ". Lsdd Who underwent the
amputaton Of leg early In the fall 10 in
uroyins fspidly and 10 able to sit up portions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16
l. QUgER EXPERIENCE
Riltd BY ths xu ll11Gtsl d DsIkfade
faR Ensfil9 Haglls,'
Smashing Glass and Acting Like q wild
Mana Cray HsFse Thief,


one week ago las. Tues 10y the Jou.x.r
contained . special from Belr.ae ,elssfn.
the svs,ge sections Of . map, eyidsuuv !
tramp who got If at that station. snts,ed
peoples houses, frightened vousn and
ssssul4d one msn in bis dsId. Ths failov
"a AR. .ted aad taken 70 Ksnnsbec iaii.
Octoter 3th, Marshal Mo,se evs,tooh
snd arrested James Perkins for stssiius
from . pasture in Hsilovell horse ovusd
BY Msrceilu, Shaw Of this city. Perkins
sc4sd s.rsnssly and was thought 70 be /.
little foolish.
A few nights after the man sne,ted ss
Belgrade for actiua % ptsanesly - pIsced
in isil he injured himself aoout ,hs h..A
10 bis cell and also Injured one ankle.
Physicians we're called ia sad propoar c. a
hin to be insane. They also had thai,
attention called to the man Perkins Who
stole the Shas horse and decided that be
too was insane. It was n IT III ought tia, the
tramp saemp ed suicide, bat that hs ,hrsv
himself sbou: on his bed and sssinss the
vslls - in,a1e peslis are somstimss ioc,io.
ed to do.
SATURDAY. q JOURNAL rt ,rts, ito uirsd Of
DR.. Ssrbora. supsrinss ndent Of thu Hos-
pitsI, how Perkins and the Belgrsas t,.mn
we're atiiog Along since thsif removal tn
ths ssylum. He said they were both Inn.
proved, and then he felA,sd soms facts
respecting ihs man arrested A. BsIsrade
that are Of vsry interesting nature.
Afev dsys after this man vas taksn tn
.hs ho.pi,s, he began to sppear eIesre, in
bis miad and act more Ike 4 rational being.
Nov be sesm, TO lave recovered. When
he bsctms ciesr In his mind the supe,in-
ts.dsnr talked vi b him and he told the
doctor that bis mama vas James II. Brook
inxs. and that his ,ne 10 In St. John. He
said he left 81 John to come to the Ststes
10, work He remembers ali sbout his
trip 10 Bangor. where be ssys he met a
man from 81. John though he don't
know his name. With this man he
.pen. The day drinking very heavily.
From that time TIL he was put in isu he
says be Doesn't re member anything and has
q very confused ides Of being pat into The
i.il and hi, stay there and. 10 fact, 10 quite
confused about hi, comiog to the hospital.
He declares that he reme nbers nothing Of
hI, actions At Belgrade or Of his Gaming
there from Bangor; nothing beyond ths
fac. that he wa, drinking heavily while in
B.nsor. He a!so iofo,msa the d,c.ar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16

Physicians make no more fatal mi,take
than shen they inform PATENTS that ner'
vous heart tyor blss ,me from the stomach
and are Of little consequence DR.. Franklin
Miles. the noted Indiana specialist, has
proven the contrary in his new book on
Heart Disesse." shich msv be bal free
at Bo = ditch. Webster and Cos who suafan.
tee and rec Jmmei d DR.. Miles 1rqusled
New Heart Cure, which has the largest
sale Of any heart remedy in the world. II
cures rervsus aud orsanie hesft disease.
abort breath, fa,t.rring, pain or tender
ness in the side, arm or shoulder, irreguisr
pulse, fsin,ipg, smothsrina, dfopsy. etc
His Restorative Nervine cures hesd'cher
ftD, etc no'iooe'o@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16

This 10 the great problem Of life which
fes satisfactorily solve. Some fail because
Of poor health, others want Of luck, but the
msior.ty from DE- fcient erit-vant Of nerve
They are nervous, i-fe,olute, changesble
easily get the blues scd take the spirits
do IN to keep the spirits up" thus wastins
money, time, opportunity and nerve force
There Is nothing like the Restorative Ner
vine. die c,vered by the great pecisiis;, DR.
Miles, to cure oil nervous diseases, q
headache. the blues. nervous prcstration
.leeplessness, neuralgia, St Visus dance
frs. and nysteria. Trial bottles and dnf
nook Of testimopials free At 30 vditch Web
,ts, and Co,.. novl6 ieod g. ally
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16

Charles L. Doble Of Lagrange, has sold
HE three yesr-oid stallion Chsuncy A., fof
$3.50,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16
New Clothes without Money.

I'VE can always have rev clothes with.
ont buyin them, ,thsnks to D.smood Dyes
vfitss . correspondent Of toe Ladies' Jour
nal y
4, These reliable dyes ere great money.
savers and have helped maya somsn g
cone cut II new clothes = snaal exp< <nse -
They s1s true to name. csloT Anythirg 8 any
color. snd s1e veyy simple 70 uie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16

Act on new principle-regulsting the
liver. stomach and bowels through the
nerres. new discovery. DR. Miles Piiis
speedily cure biliousn ness, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constipation. UOequslied for
men, women, ehildren. Smallest. mildes''
surest! so doses. 25 cts. Samples Free,
4, Bovd.ich, Webster and Co
~ oct27 leod&vly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16
TiR xs,oS's EeLRsE.

An interesting Spectacle Afforded Lasa
Evening Appears ut the Appointed
Minnie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for aals In Soc
and 81 bostAsz by all leading drug
gistA Aoy sllabie druggist who
may not have it OIL haad will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1G SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. M. NEW yosx. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-16
IL. Excellent qualities

Commend to public spp-ovsl ,he Cslifofris
liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs. Itis
pleasing 10 the eye, and TO the taste and b,
gently acting on the kidneys, liver ard
bowels, 1t cleanses the system efectuslly,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
~ al, uh, u,eit nov2l& wfolrm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09


The People OF tho Territory Of U,ah send
Creeiing
To Michael Mckay. Defendant
UoU Aux Hereby REQUIRED TO Az.
III above uained pisinue mi the Disificf court
o. t1n third judicial District o. me Territory
Of Itah, md - anawCr tlr complaint fled
therein within ten fayl .tA lusiyr ~ tie day
Of fctucCl afier the service Oh you Of this
served out of this county, nut ~ this district
within twenty days otherwise withiH forty
dave, or Judgment b. default VAL tc taken
sglih't you, according to the prayer Of said
complaint
OF thia court d'fs1'virF The hcnfs % mttumogy
between piaiuuf ana defendant and a Dc nee
uf dlyurca granted ~ pla'nur according w Inc
statute To- such eases made sud pfoydedi that
thu court allow 10 phinuh tuch AiWpuy ns
NAY be Just. together with reasonable hti1g.
noys' tees and tns costs and charges VI this
court may seem iust Above Icllci prayed on
mo ground that on or abou, the .prirE Of isil
defendant, without any cause or shcuts ur
fault of plhInuf. deserted aud snAndnnal
pialnnr and haa c,gf since lived strafatc ana
npat from her; and that slucn HAld wear, lsI5,
attendant has faded 10 supply anything Tor the
aupport of plaintiff or thcit said child.
And you gee h0fobY nounci that N you fan
20 appear and nu ufr tho sAd complaint ua
above required tho said nlaiunr will apply Va
tho count iof the relief demanded ihef,in.
NllrpHf, the Hon. tnMlg. = zane, Ju,F'
ana tho sest ~ the District Cour " the 1hlrl
Judicial District, On aud for tho Territory u
Utah, This 18Th Jay Of JgIy. In tle year of oui
lord one thouiAai eight hundred and nmttf
isrAtt nENRY e.. MCMILLAN CLERK.
by Gao d. LooAis, DepHtT Ciefk.
guNN lW tlEa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

ny oRpFr or TIM COUNTY CouRr.
- Of ~ult lafo County. Territory 81 ithh,
ryaled lils Vii g. focHiesc by iho County
tirrl 49, TO Hnd inrlu inF sniatday ,tNe lNth day
81 December. 1871, Tor suppics u be iufnishfd
% salt Lake County, ~ January To- 20 De-
eomhrr llst, lsv!. The owing VIII form a
baais for bids for reeords' cio.' 10 be iuruthedi
ToR cousrf urconbrn.
Mortgage records, eco psgcs with maEgina
nced rccordf with marginal rulings
Mining records, same Of dald records,
Lien ana iCaHct, sumu ~ decd recutdf,
Ahstr1rt records, same A. now ascd.
Direct and 80 ersc indexes to all except the
iist book !'ccio inches BY foot in,hos
81 plain dmitiug paper ior making pla.s aud
Grantor hnd gratlcc indexes.
EurF book.
the onlcc. with rtuu in hooks o. 100 ehrf.
Miu.nE abstract rcaord' and direct Indexes To
zane.
aud the amount can he determined only ~ the
records are ordered.
urcofds afu tn bu bound DO full Russia circuit
club bsnd1," with loose cauvns covers ami
Russia corners Nat opening hao Paper 90
be Hfowu's ~ pound medium ledger paper
"ls.' Prices Ia hr gwen on records ruled ana
printed. nnt ON rllcd onl! Also, ior nc lin.
thousand Lnyclopo SOS, aud 10 ~ No, 1
iag with return cnr1 runied thereon.
ron COUNTY CuLLtCfoR,
1000 tax notices.
~ tnN receipt boots
Letter head aud enVelOpea by the thousand.
indeN for ia sale. ,lOr style and quAliiy of
innca. Information wall 10 furnished hy the
CouAty Collector
ron couSTI Afsrssoh
Tax rolls for 49,. istylc. binding, quality,
sire aud all other Information concerning these
rolls Willbe furnished by the County Assos,orl
ron riiE CLEgKS orricE.
Record books same ~ ilrcorders ,oxcrpt that
they shan be OF wv pagos each, aud without
covers.
Probate blanks. princeton u pound supcrilne
nat cap paper, or ~ equal grade, l5O OF each 70
be furnished on order,
olson aud faber's ooiason pencils. per gross,
l'eua per gross.
lux per dozen quartz,
Letter heads and envelopes, per 1000. a.
above.
fahcr's rubber bnhds, per gross.
Al supplies to be furnished M called Tor
a nond for faithful performance OF contract
In such sum as the Couuty Court may deter
mine, Willie required OF the successful bidder
The ounty reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids.
salt Lake CITY, Nov. ittn, ls9l,
q. T.. ALLEN, County CLERK,
dtl tfy a. q. hTANruS. neuufN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09


A scene as striking and picturesque A.
even the departure Of the pilgrim fathers
from Delfthayen occurred lately In this
prosaic century, and in the driving,
money getting town Of New York. sixty.
eight black emigmnls crowded the decks
Of tine bark Liberia and sailed away
from their native land for Africa They
will diaembarl. at Monroyia, tho capital
of the negro republic on the coast Of
west Africa. In Liberia they win en-.
gage In farming and other industries
Like the pilgrim fathors. they 30 to
enjoy freedom; not freedom Of worahip.
but freedom to have their votes counted.
In one way tho scene may have been as
significant, too, a. the departure Of tho
pilgrim fathers. These sixty.cight blacks,
poor and ragged ~ many Of thom were,
may DO the advance guard Of a mighty
host which shall In years Immediately 20
come depart from our shores to Africs,
olviliEing the dark continent and giving
future full Of hope TO the black man.
Like the pilgrim fathers. TOO, ,hcso no.
groes went away from their own land In
n sailing vessel. The parallel holds good
throughout
"Wooomc from all over" said young
colorei man who was one OF the cmi-
I grants 1--WE are going away because
we've got no show In this country.
We've boon free for thirty years. and
Whore are we? Oar votes IN the south
don't count. Nobody can get on any.
where unless he has the good will Of the
community ho lives in. Nocolorud man
has the good will Of any white man Ia
tho south. We're wcll enough o. Wo'ro
stnblemca and washcrwomen and serv.
ants We dig gardens and hire out on
farms and plantations What clse'
Nothing. Womirht ns wen try 60 swim
the ocean as to Try to got above tho lovol
Of hired laboron IN uhs country
One old woman had children that had
been In Liberia for some yenr. Her son
hal plantation and was rich. "At
least. he's rich for Niger" she snil.
Strange and full Of palhos wss the
tceus when they embarked Deyout aa
ever the Purtans were were these lonl;
descended children Of land 70 which
they wcre returning, poor and ignorant,
but full Of hope. a venerable preacher
of their race prayed so0emnly rs tho
litilo SLIP LETT tho dock. AZ The steam
tug dragged 1t rapisly out Of sight down
the bay the last sound heard by those on
shore was tine weird strain Of negro
camp meeting song. A negro prcaehcf
explained 10 a Sun reporter their reasons
Tor going as follows;
We arc going because ihc r5oi lori put
! tlccnl0rcd man IN Africa. aud there ho meant
him 20 stay. Tue l1rd ggNo America 90 thu
I white man and Africa 20 tho black man We
weren't meant ilg thls lalt. ltsEaa no fault
Z of our1, Dor 80 " thu LnfI'a, that we syufl
irsnsplantod here. and We believe we ore ouly
fulhl.iug tho iorla will whom we ru back.
THIS b un littlo movement rlri rs eonvio.
ton, Dir. lta tho voice nf God, ill.,. That voice
IL going through the land. sir. and lt'a whla
p'rInE On tho ears uf tho blacks 'srhi1 ISN'T the
laud FOE you Il isn't YOUR land. God put yol
in Africa, 90 back. and lind plenty and free
dom. Hasten from oppression. Get you vhrru
you bolong-to your own land that God has
ulycu YOU"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

Tho careful poairyman has already
ON hand good supply Of road dust to
use as busting material. lilo has also
attended 20 his poultry houses, closing
cracks and leaking roofs. The floor Of
the winter henhouse needs attention
also. Fancior'a Journal saysi I'VE pre-
fer board floor covered with about four
inches OF sharp gravel. Gravel Is al.
ways loose and dry and easily kept clean,
Land plaster as deodorizer and fertile
izer IL unsurpassed, Hen manure and
plaster Thoroughly mixed aud kopt .fy
Is worth more than most commerolul
fertilizers Pllster IS worth about nix
dollars per ton. Mixed with hen ma
nuro ton Is worth nearly three times
as much. As a top dressing for lawn
It Is magnificent Add alitlle kainit 10
it aud you will get a complete manure,
worth when dry fully as much as tue
forty dollar per ton fertilizers"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

An English author says that the fatal
defect in tho American international
copyright law Is that 1t requires all for
eign books to DO reprinted in America
before they can be copyrighted The
publisher is thus put to double expense,
aud the public must necessarily pay
more for their books. ilo declares the
law was mao In this shape &c give work
to the 10000 printers who would thus | ,
enabled to got employment, For the
sake of'helplng tho 10000, e0,oOO,O 90
people must thus pay u higher price for
international literature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

The Now York Times draws IL own
lessons and IT, own consultations from
the late elections One OF these IS that
1t thinks It soes signs in the western
states that what Poet Tcnnyson calls
1.-THE common sense Of most" ia upper
most after all. The Times rcmarl.si
Il shows that politicians who give way to de-
lusons instead u adherng nrmly 10 sound
principle make o. serious mistake. They Aa-
tnmr thHt tho people aru Incapable II UNDER
hlandlue sound principles, whereas II thcy arc
boldly discussed and made clear they are
pretty sure 70 bring conviction 10 tho major.
ny. \ dclusion may spring up aud carry tho
people away IN come restricted area Tor =
limited time, but it, sway cannot laat or to-.
come general IN a country whcfg intelligence
aud education prevail as thcy do In tho United
States. A. Lincoln remarked, you may fool
all the People some Of the time, ~ some Of tho
psople all tho time but you cannot fool all tho
people all tho time" In fact, you cannot fool
tho great number Tor any lenRth Of time, and
they will not fool themselves very long AZ -
time. There Is too much sound sense among
them 90 make dcluson permanent working
force Ia politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

Iutty iuu Mining Company. Location Of
innrIpal Pace OF NufinCsaf lHrk CITY.
ttlh. Location Of Minei Snake Niuog
Miung District, Mafaich county, ulah.
NrSIiCE 4 UfKthi OWEN, iitAt At
~ meeting ~ the noart 70 Trustee he'd
on iho llst dar OF october l'll. hu ntscstul nut
40. ~ OF three cents ucr share wa luYci On
tlu capital n'nrA 81 tho corporation payable
uihIn tNtriy days 90 he secretary ~ hllt iAt q
ClIy, TITAN. ANY sflHi upon which THIS aHsess.
muui may tHtnain unpaid on the iiih day ~
tromlor. 1871. Will be dclinqu nt and adYcf.
Used Tor s4it oil pablo auction, aud uuleHt pgy.
ment BE- INSIDE hrfoH r, Will boz sold on the 2iih
day of Jsnuaff 10 a. noom o 2iV Consu.
ION liuildiuF, salt take city. utah, 70 pAy
cohuqucnt atsofsmcnis, togrther WIN TIE
costs N adysrtis NJ aud oNnef Hss ~ sHic.
W J. buRiON, recfctaty,
SAT- takr CllY, Utah.
Rcfdeneo' isG O. second wcsi II. dlaw ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


rsiato Of simpson d, Iunaker. necfafof.
NToTfOg II iIEREBY GfyrS ny lnE UN.
~ frrsirucd. executors Of tho c1uto o.
simpfou ~ ilunatcr, deceased, 20 the rrcdi .
tors 81, aud an pcuons having claims against
the saii 4icccafcd, 20 oxhihlt hcm, with the
nccessary voucher. within ten months after tho
nrst publication Of tins notice, to tho said cN.
scutors. care 81 David u. nrinion, a. nig Cot.
tnbwoOi, IN the county VI SAT- Lake, Itah Ter
rlfufY.
Dated November ilih, 1881.
ELtNAuEtu NJ llurTAKEh,
DAWN 70 HINTON,
GTOHNI u GARDINER
Executors anil Trustees ~ tho estate 81 stump
son ~. Huhakor. deceased. dlaW ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

Tstatc Of Peter o. fhumasaen, Deceased
NroTICE n HEREBY ufvENUY rifE UN.
- dcrsigncd, uloi ihnmhsfru, administra.
tor ~ the estate Of fCfor .. 1homas acu, de.
ceased. 10 the creditors OF, and All persons hat'
lng clainf against TIC sad deceased in ca
hiit them. with tho necessary vouchers, ,rihtn
ton months after tho ffii publication % this
notice. 10 the said ulof Thoma sien, a. salt late
Ciiy, IN tho county u -alt Lake, U.ah Terri
tofy
Dated nov. ION, ~.
OLOT TnOMAesEN,
Administrator Of tue estate Of Peter q.
fhumasIen, deceased.
harlow Ferguson and john n. Cannon, -.
tOfrcYH Tor Administrator diav nw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

In tho rrohaic count " the Culeiy or salt
Lake Tcmioiy 0f tau.


In the matter % DE estate 81 Daniel NcAlia-
fer deceased.
NOTICE u IfEnEHI UiNrN THAT
~ Mar Is. MrAlustor Hnl tn1fies y. Miller,
UdriuIataiufs Of the estate Of ninIu' SIC AlNst
tcf.uUtrusrd, have rendered far settlement and
nIrd iu said rHuri ihrir hngi account ~ their
Huniiniftrafi. 81 said efiat' and pCullun for
nu distribution ~ The residue nf sald estate
uniuur the prrfunH Cnutird ihTrttn, uru that
tuesday. q siih LAY OF December, 4. b. lsnl,
nt To r'cl1ck am, at the Court ROOM Of aid
court ln thn County Court iiuufc, tat Lake
city and County, Utah TcrfiNty, has been guy
appointed O.. the ludsc VI ftid court, t1r the
fettlfmrrt of'aHid account hui hrarinT rHt Ve
tition tor distribution, NJ which time ant 40 &c
ANY TcrHnu Interested iu SAID eel ate nay appear
anti thuw cause, 10 y nlrre De- ulH tali nr.
count shuuli not be- 1ottled aud approved and
fuul distribution made 90 prayed Zoe
Dated DeccnH or ard, is9L
cork 81 ih0 rotate court
w. % b yrtSras. ncputy. dtd
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-02
OBITUARY.
The Death of B. F. Lillker.


 E. r. Liliker was born in Paris, 1891. in Forrest City, Arkansas, at the residence of his son, Ed Liliker. Almost ready for the Masters sum- mons, and the Recording Angel placed his pen upon the page, and the name of E. F. Liliker was graven upon the Book of Life, there to remain till time shall be no longer. It IS the inevitable fate of man--it is destiny. This is a world of trouble, but beyond the lower- ing clouds the silver lining sparkles like the jewels in monarch's dia- dem, and there-and not till then will man fulfill his destiny, and hear from the lips of Him who holds the universe in His hand the words which make this life worth the living-"Well done, thou good and faithful servant!' "s . Life Is n mystery ss deep as death can ever be, Yet oh how sweet it is to us. this life we live
 and sccl
 Then might they say, tho'c vanished ones
 and blessed is the thought So death is sweet to us. beloved. though we
 may tell you nanght. We may not tell it to tho quick, this mystery
 of death;
 Ye may not tell it. if yc would. the mystsry of
 breath
 ''Thc child that enters life comes not with
 know ledge or intent; So those who enter death must go as little
 children sent. Nothing is known, but believe that God is
 overhead
 And as life Is to tho living. 60 death is to the
 dcad.'
 GEoRGE q. CANpnRrI.