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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
NOT THE KID ELEMENT"
-rhs, Wasn't the Cause Of the Owashta-
nong's Downfall.

Tat WASH inc S4ISe OF the OWaS1ta-
nong's Downfall.
The Hon. George ". Thompson,
While taking To = reporter for The
HERALD yesterday concerning the
sffalrs Of the Owasi,anong club, said.
The failure Of the Ovashtanong club
hss been attributed 20 q class OF men,
bers Stat - IN no Nay responsible for it.
The reports tha. have gone out have
done al injustice 20 what = styled the
KID element, the blame for the clubs
downfall having bsen placed on Its
shoulders. WISH 10 say that the
members OF the 'Sld eiemeuc have Is
general thing pad their bills and their
dues with a regularity that would have
done credit to soass OF the older men,
bers.
Instead OF patrouziuE the club cafe.
the boys have eaten At cheaper restsur-
ants in many instances. This vas
much better tor the club than q wouli
have been had they generously
pstronlzed the cafe. contracting bills
that they could not hquldsts, as many
'six-cent miliIonalres' were in the habit
of dong. An examination OF the books
will show that the Indebtedness - not
among the so-caiiet kid element but
that i stands sgsInss many OF tie
older members. The whole trouble
comes from nc ismsBaSsment on the
part Of those Who had control OF tbs
clubs AFFAIR."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
GUESTS OF DE MOLAI.
About Seventy Saginaw Knights Temp!ar
Spent Yesterday in the City.

About seventy members of st. Ber-
nard commandry No. Is, knights Tenn
plar, OF Saginaw, paid fraternal visit
yesterday To De Molai commandry No.
o. of this city. They arrived in the city
at l O'Clock and were escorted from
the depot to the Morton house by
members of De MolaI commandry. In
the evening the visitors exemplitied the
work IN the Knights degree for the To-
cal Knights. At the close OF the work a
banquet was rendered the Saginawians
at the lodge rooms. The occasion WAS
was enlivened with music by . quartet
which accompanied the visitors, and
also by quartet from DeMolai COM
mandery. The visit was one of enjoy
ment and the work was exemplified in
free and easy manner. The visitors
were escorted TO the depot, where they
took = special train for Saginaw at MID
night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
WIN hey Rsioin the Trus.a

II IL rumored that the Powers &
Walker Cssket company and the
Owosso Casket company. having come
to an understanding and placed tho
prices for their wares on the same basis
with the prices established by the coffin
makers trust, viii again enter the
trust. A meeting of the American
Burial Case Assoc alton u now being
ned al Cinclnnati, and J. III. Walker
of ths Powers q Walker company IS in
attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
WILL NOT ACCEPT $1,000.
Division Stree, Gravel Road Co. Will No,

Sell Out for Less Than $1,000.
President anderson, OF the South
Division Street Gravel Road company,
when asked Il his company would ac-
cept tho offer of the city for the mile
OF road inside tne city limits. said:
"No. VIC vail not accept 5000. but |
understand toat the adjacent property
owners Will raise 5000. LIZ that is
true. and 5000 IS offered, we will ac-
cept, though it IS iess than We think
the road is WORTH"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
ALMOST A MIRACLE
We Refer by Permission TO the Cas-,
Of the Daughter Of Mr.. John
@. Meredith OF Reed
City, Mich.

Her complaint MAS very com p Heated. con
sisting of great nervous prostratioa. smother
ins spells. great nervousness ant trc.nbllas
c,iilis asd feyeTs. dyspepsia. belching Wind.
praiapsas u,efi. could not sleep al all, age -
married. lad been treated .by several goos
physicians. but grew gradually worse until a.
hope Was lost.
She then took the treatment Of DR.. s. Clay
Todd. i6 North Diylsioa street. Grand Rapids
Mich. aud became perfectly vel.
On. s. cLaT TnDn. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Dear Sir Your success IN nay daughters
case was almost miracle
JoHN G. MrREDETE.
Button. Well Co. Ind.
Late OF Reed City. Mieh.l
November II. 1885,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
80 &C d cs!ss.isl s., Z.

Yesterday MAS the Chinese New
Year. The foSr gentleman or iast
persaasioa in tbs city did not let any
business ger away from them on TIA.
account. bat they will celebrate toin0r-
rev with banquet IN the .. h. Laen-
dry On Monroe street., where zee,
SHARK fms. tea. Chinese candy and
other eeiesilsl delieaeles will remind
thea OF what they are missing at
a0a,A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

ersi Sutelseon bad started for Grsnd
ka8ds. al thss lie. BelkaAe, weeia
represent the sczfi OF trade 81 TIE
Jo.at n.s@i.az O. the 5euss aud senate
committees or rivers aud bzFtofs sle
tne committee appointed by the deep
water convention recently acid a. De
trosl. xhsca all AXE place today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS MICA.

Ds. s. Clay Torn. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Dear SRI am well. You can put any tsstk
monial in print that you want "a for haa
everything. MIS-. w. L. tlLGEo.
State Street. Hastings. Mich.
October 81 1901.
NoTE-Mrx Aligeo had Consumption. Tube-
cuia. Csrsuni pticn. With ali its complications
aud vas cured by DR. $. Clay Todd. after hei
case MAS 2iyen up IS hopeless by her physi
clans. family and friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
Prohibition Club Entertainment.

The Prohibition club will give free
social and literary entertainment this
evening at Good Templars hall IN the
McMuilen block. The Rev. j. ". Reid
will give an address upon the ''Reia-
ton OK tie Church To Prohibiton." At
the CONCLUSION OF the exercises, free re-
freshments will be served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

John BeTies Of West Bridge street,
one Of Grand Rsp'ds' we'll known and
highly respected citizens, died yester-
day morning Of consumption, sz~d 20
wears. Deceased Was q prominent neni-
her OF the Arositer society. and at The
time Of his death VS. comm ssonsr Of
higawsvs for TIE second district. lie
leaves wifs aud one young daughter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
Has Moved 10 This City.

Elmer +. Stanton, publisher OF Stan
tons United States LAWYERS Diary and
Rule Book, has moved his family 10
this ciiv and IS stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. &. X. Seymour OF Cherry street
until he eau get settled in permanent
home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
OF COURSE IT WILL!
Y. M. c. A. will Discuss the City's Size
in the Year 1000.

The Y. NJ. G. A. debating society will
discuss the following resolution on
Thrrsday evening. February 4: ere
solved, That the population of Grand
Rapids wall reach 1926 600 by the 1900"
Ed. D'Ooge and Henry White will
contend that the resolution is state
mept of fact, while Albert Claver and
La Vern Werner will endeavor TO prove
that such an increase would be impos-
s,btp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
CAIsRRH CURED II THIRTY DAYS.

DR.s. CLAY Tom. Grand Rapids. Nics.
Dear Slr-I read the Standard of Srant
Rapids. Mich. I had c1iarrh and stopping
In the nose; noise in head ard nose bleeding.
Am q years old and very stronr. J received
your medicines and IN the time 81 thirty dsyi
Was entirely cared a the catarrA and efhcI
troubles. You can pat Il freely in the papers
aud am very thankful 10 you.
coKSEiIts FfsHsr /.
Ackiey. Hardin Co. Iowa. Nov. =. 1881.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
Bur.ai Permits.

Infant of Mart Van Gilst, No.. $50
Quarry street, still born; Johannes Zyl-
man. aged o.. No. Ia Central avenue,
pneumonia; John a. Berries, aged 81 !,
No. 81 West Bridge street, phthiss
pulmonalls; Child Of Klass Dotema,
No. 2lS North avenue, still born.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
IN DEMAND EVERYWHERE

Dr. s. Clay Todd has patients In Europe. Hs
sent medicines 20 a paiieat IN sc. Neither.
Inc best physicians 81 fAst coantrs had pro.
nounced the case hopeless lie has a YER
painful disease. a. seems q be the custom
throughout the word. his friends applied "a
Dr.. ;. Clay Todd. i6 North Division street
Grand RaDids. Mich. SIS n last resort.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
sOl;d AID 70. the Masonic HOME.

The grand lodge, r. 4 A NJ. IN SEES
SION in Detroit tass week. has voted 10
contribute 81 800 annually 20 the sup
port of the Masonic home in this city.
The sum is 10 be levied pro lasa upon
the subordinate lodges. The manage
ment of the home remains III the hands
of the present officials.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

The Young Peoples society Of Befean
Missicn vii give Salnfsg
soe'st al the chapel, corner Noftn Coit
avenue and fnird street. Tuesday
evening, February 2. Much PAIRS have
hesn taken - prepare an intFsstsnr
literary program for The oesssion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
Engarement Announced.

The engagement of w. III. S. Deer
and Miss Marguerite McQuillen Is an
nounced, the marriage TO take place
the latter part Of February. at ST. An
drew's cathedral.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

Pres Turner Of The ossshtsnongs Tries
vas,Iy % Get Possession.

Vsinly . Get Possession
The owsshtsnong Beat tlah. a Eieul-
ties are not sc yes stf2ghtsaei out,
though much efTeFt LIS been expended
ia thssdIrscbon. JRfsr Saerid Nalsh
= ssIil IN possession President Turner
lad two men there taxing an inven-
tory, But Fred stevens. Bsrnhsrt's at
tern-Y, requested them 20 step Ont ard
tn-y complied. Inder Sheriff Walsh =
inventory was completed yesler-
dsv afternoon ard the total
I'll not erceed q Geo The CARPETS.
fHruitare, pictures, etc. IN The psrleT.
are pat down AZ ss75: Office about 500.
lowing alley and artnr-s slte. rradirr
room s1cSi apparatus IN Tymusslam
$50 billiard ard poel tables rs sach.
one piano ~ rs sud one at Sc; stock
OF LIQUORS see; eiesrs ssent SO.
Ire tots indebtedness 81 she ci7h q
about slfsso'A IL making shs snSea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30


The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of flour.
Try The LILY WHITE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
PATIENTS IN MEXICO

DR.. S. Clay Todd LAD another case in Mexico
yesterday he sent TIE medicines hy a.,
United States Express. This patient gave Or
Todd DIR. Archibald lawson. managing phvSi
clan OF American Hospital "a the City o.
Mexico. as reference.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

Imagine the customers surprise
thinking his Overcoat S25 and found il
$3.50 at the Towers J, ] and I Off sale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

Cougrsssrssa Rslknsp ssnt sssstrh
- Secretary Fss tssnas. n t4s haafd
Of tTsEe. T@sserasv. ststiag tpst ten
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
DIED.

FTSHER-At his residence. No. 3s5 East
Bridge street. January -. Charles Fisher.
aged 6s years.
Funeral arrangements to be announced
later.
Kalamazoo and Marshall papers please
copy.
BERLES-At his residence, No. 50 West
Bridge street, John 4. BeTlcs, AGED SIS years
and seven months.
Funeral at O'Clock Monday morning at St.
Mary's church.
Detroit papers please copy.
Clergyman Bowen. funeral directors. No.
e5 Fountain street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

Remember any one buying $500 will
get biz silver dollar at o Hara's, No.
- Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
Marriage Licenses.

The following Is list Of the marriage
licenses Issued sincs last published. with the
names. residences when outside the city and
agesof the parties:
Age
Maron Bomberski. Magdoona Model
sSa............... ........... ........I..l2 -t2
William Doedcma, Lena De Vree. .43-SS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
II ttKtTI tIfs
Detroit papers please copy.
LilY White

Order your WOOD of Z. A. Hamilton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
HAVE YOU
HAVE YOU
BRONCHIAL CATARRh
Have You ihe Disease That In
varIahIy Lads TO Con-
sumption?

Eaa ven GELD beginning IA the head. thea
egteaeg8e Gown % tae bronchial sabesg
Dis Soa know thst {. 4 rs act cAeckst. 4
wea.e sftGe& the iaEgs ana Cause eonsVmp
tous
Did you know that you car
be cured Of this complaint. with
all it compile ations and symp-
toms, by DR.. S. Clay Todd. II
North Division street. rooms 1,
3 and (. Grand Rapids, Mich?
Well, such is the case. DR.
Todd has been curing these
complaints for thirty years.
Call On him and get the medi-
cines that will perfectly cure
your trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
AMERICAN
HOUSE
BOSTON,,
MASS.
New Management.
European and American.

Rooms. 81 per day and upward. lids popular
house. located in the bus hess centre Of Boston
underit, new management. aaa With its rev
furnishings and increased facilities. offers al
fractions TO both permanent sud transient
guests that are unsurpassed. Large sample
rooms for commercial men. special attention
given 10 club and association dinners. gen
teman- cafe 20 h opened on the street floor.
GEO. A. kEELER-ALERED A. P0C0Ck.
Proprlefors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30

Oar Reduction sale @ y4snabis
Goods = SON IN gregyess II a.
Noo2 ward Avenue.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28
Mckinley to Reed 1910.

T. J. HUDSON IN 1.-THE TARIFF.n I wandered down to Congress, Tom, to see
 what could see Tn the precincts Of the Lower House, that once
 knew you and me; different man was in the chair, and few
 were fit you know, That helped us raise old Ned. dear Tom, just
 twenty years ago. The House was down to business, Tom. quo-
 rum on the fofi; (The Speaker didn't count 1t in, as you oft did
 cf yore) The oil was called the very same, the answers Came just as we were to vote some twenty
 years ago. But the party that's in power now is not the
 same as then, The memqers here, upon the whole, are better
 looking men: A few old fossils sat around, or wandered to
 and fro, Like Ga, non or Bill owen did just twenty
 years ago. And they've reformed the tariff, Tom; the bill
 which boI my name. Of which we once dii yainly boast, has been
 repealed in shame. The tarin as it stands today is ruinously low, But the mills are running just the same as
 twenty years ago. The SAME, aye BETTER, Tom, the raw matefi-
 al's free, Our goods are being sent abroad, our ships
 are on the sea. The market for our products, Tom, continues
 still to grow Iris nos the narrow ''home market" of twenty
 years ago. And wages have not been reduced, but Amen
 are better paid, And some will even sit and talk of absolute
 free trade. The "free-trade racket that we used 10 frlgnt
 en workmeD so Doesn t seem to have the same effect as twen-
 ty years ago. The farmers, too, are prosperous now and ai-
 most out of debt. To hoodwink them, as we did once, would be
 task, you bet;' Free sugar did the business, Tom, for it taught
 them all to know The tariff was heavy tax, some twenty years
 ago. Yes. rve been down to Congress, Tom, to sec
 what l could see In the precincts of the Lower House that once
 knew you and me; And, looking round upon the sfene, my heart
 WAS 1lled with woe To think how low we've fallen, Tom, since
 twenty years ago.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28
THE WAR IS OVER.
The Gillian Government Agrees to Every Demand Made
 by the United States.

SANTIAGO, CHILL, January 20--' The Ch.ilian Government has sent reply to the nltlmatum of the United States. The reply is in effect as follows:
 Chtli agrees to withdraw the offensive note sent by Senor Matta to all the Chllian Ministers abroad, and acknowledges that It's issuance was due to an error of judgement.
 Chili also withdraws it's request for the withdrawal of United States Minister Egan.
 In addition to this the Gillian Government in It's answer proposes that the affair Of the attack on the Baltimor's sailors in Valparaiso be submitted to arbitration of some neutral Nation.
 If this proposition Is not accepta ble to the United States Govern ment, the ChiIian Government sug gests that the matter be submitted to the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28

Two weeks ago the DEMOCRAT stated the fact that owing to the dIs satisfaction with MT. Terry's course in congress the people of this dis trict were casting about for some one to succeed hIm and that Hon. Mar cellus Davis was most frequently named in that connection. Refer ring to thls Mir. Dayls with eharac- teristic modesty gets of the follow ing in the last issue of his Darda- nelio Post:
 We desire to dotf our beaver and tender tue profoundest bow of which our symmetrical form is susceptible to the Russellyille DEMOCRAT for the handsomest compliment that ever mantled our manly cheek with the blush of pride. We have never been bad abont publishing in our own columns such bits of personal kind ly mention as our brethern Of the press have occasionally seen fit in their generosity to express toward us, but we have been sorely tempted --almost beyond our strength-to republish m full the one referred to, and were it not for fear that the type might melt from the very fervent heat of the pure and incompatible immodesty of the performance we would do so with the utmost pune tuality, for we have never seen a prettier thtng in print before.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28
Dover Dots.
For the DEMocRAr.I

For the DEaoCRAT.I
 Madam Rumor succumbed to the effects of La Grippe the past week, and while she was convalescing made her wants known which are multitudlnous, as follows;
 WANTED.
 Better times and better weather at once. Newspapers that are not full with medicine ads. Overseers that work roads and not viewers. Doctors not quacks, prompt to go and collect. Lawyers that tell the truth and no prevarlcation. Preach CTS that preach the gospel and leave of collections. Judges that de spatch business and save the peo- ple's money. District Attorney that prosecutes not persecute. Sheritfs that have better nerves to enforce laws. Jailors that keep the jail locked day and night. Court clerks Sna' Aeep eve. saing in it's place. Soione that summon small jury. ..ayor and Alderman that enforce ordinances. City Marshal that will arrest town boys like country boys. Post masters that rapidly and promptly distribute and deliver mail. Hotelmen that give better accom- modauons and charge less. R. R. Agents that are more aceommodat Ing. Legislators that knows the wants of the people. Congressmen and Senators that can't be captured by monopoly. Governors that stand by the wishes of the majority. Mil lers that will tole corn and not Keep sack and all. Ginners that will make. better turnouts and samples. Liverymen that wont slip the feed from stock. Blacksmith's put steel shoes on not soft iron. Merchants that pay higher prices for produce and make less profit Clerks that keep sober and take an interest in the business. Book keepers with books balanced ready for sentiment Carpenters not cabbles that will work. Painters not smearers and duly sober. Housekeepers that know how to keep house. Cooks that know how to season victuals Dalrymen not chalk water vendors. Farmers that take pride in and move their business. Hirelaids that wil take hold and turn things up, Washerwomen and not dirt scatters. Druggists that sell fresh drugs and not old stock. Bankers that will lend money at less per cent. Bar bers that will shave q man not skin him. Tailors that make better fits. Milliners that keep up with the fashions. Mantua-makers that fit and trim dresses with more taste Artists that make pictures not shad- ows. Base ball men that can bat a ball, Choirs that sing vocal music without discord. Old malds that are old maids through choice. Bachelors that have never been tilt ed. Musicians that understand the rudiments. Widowers that don'l want to marry. Widows that will get through leap year. Mother-in laws that is not a nuisance. Dudes that don't part their hair in the middle. School teachers and trus tees that can please. everybody Young ladies that don't think they are pretty. Boys in their teens that don't know more than their fathers. Politicians not dem gcgues. Butchers that don't se, neck for Porter House steak. De livery men that won't get goods mix ed. Transfer men that haul large loads for small pnce. Railroads reduce fare and shipping rat
 ~eting K. R, to tap this pla
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28

NOTiCE FOR PUBLICATIoN-La Landofilce ,IN at Dardanelle, Ark. Dec. 2i 1891. Notice IS hereby given that tfe following ,i Imed set tier has filed notice of her isttSnton to make hhai pfoo' ,H support of her claim. and that s'slt, proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Dardanelle, Ark, en Jan. 50 1892 viz
 Martha Ratclif, Hd 1s2T3, for the E1s, sWA A SWA SEE. SEA NW14 Sec 30 rp 10, n r 20 w.
 1h0 mar mes the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
 Wm McAllister, Wm Medlin. John Pyle, John W hite, all Of Dover, Ark. jan2s WILL A. F. MAY, Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28

less cheek and more affability. Agents to take pity on the ignorant. Tramps tflas won't mark out our gates with chalk. Less gosslping at the ladies societies. Hunters that hunt less and work more. Dentists to extract teeth with less pain. Husbands, wives and sweetbearts with honeyed words and pleasant smiles on their lips. Father time to lay down his sickle on strown roses until the world becomes q wilderness of roses, and lastly to keep these things as profoundly secret as old maids do their birthdays. A.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28
Collectors Notice.

NoTICE is hereby givon that will be at lN the several voting precincts of Pope Co.,. Ark, for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1891 ,on the real and personal prop erty, and the per capita tax for said County, at the following times and places, tcwit:
 TOWNSHIP. DATE. Jackson, Mon and Tues Feb'y and ?, [" Griffin. W ednes. and Thurs" 8 " 4 :" Burnett Friday. " s, Convenience, saturday, 6, Gum Log. Monday, |" & Gala Cr'k, Tues. < Weunes. Feb. Q X 10, |" Holly Bend, Thursday, February II, Galia Rock, Friday, |" I2, Liberty, Mon. and Tues. {" 15 and l6, q Dover, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat :
 urday, February IT, ls la and 70, 1899. Lee, Monday, February 22, 1893 Wilson, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Fri day < saturday, Feb 23 24. 25. 26 X 2T. 1892. Illinois. from Monday. February 29 until Mon
 day April II, 1892,
 Given under my hand this i7th day of Dec embeT, 1891, w J, JOHNSON,
 Collector Pope County, Ark. N. B,-1hose who do not know the numper of their land will please bring their last tax receipt or title papers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-01-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-Lanc ncoiliee 1N at Dardanelle, Ark. Dee. 24, 1891. Notice IS hereby given that the following name,t set tier has flied notice of his intention to make hnal proof Tn support of hls claim, amt that said proof will he made before the County Feb 1, isl2 wiz;
 Jas II Rogers, Id l762S for the sW,, NEk X W h SEA.sL& sE 4 Sec 10 T'p 10 r19 w
 lie names the following witnesses t piCvt his continuous residence upon and GU ,ivatior of, said land, viz:
 II II Rogers, James Davis, B C Barker, A A Price, of Hector Ark
 feb4 WILL A. r. MAY, Registel.