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eantInnea settlen,ent-

Settlements continued at the April term. ls3i. ot The Jefferson county HTohNto eourt for conformation Gt tAe July term thegruf; Annual settlement of J. ! Moore, admjms- traiar estate Lewis Moore deceased. Annual settlement of C. #. Lyman. admin tstr3tor estate J. I, Cunningham deeeased. Annual settlement " A. Clay. GdminiS- dator estate Of X. W. Short deceased. Annual settlement of N. A. Jolly CNecmriy estate Edward Jolly deceaSed.
 Annual settlement M. C. Cantreli admX. estAtc Il. j.. Gautreh deceased
 Anaual settlement AEncss Braay odmN, estate PitS0n RraatlN aeceasea
 Annual settlement ". P Motes Sdn Ruby and Bessie Faukhn, minors
 FRANK B. FLANDERS.
 s'i=w-it County and PrOhate Clerk.
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f,tnnl.l,.. -t..hn.lc -tIn..nn.

She WarE eI fas Catholic ladies' h. Brooklyn Vha fa>a the management 6i the Women t#huie association ef chat city ia something cf departure from the usual routine of heneyolent work undertaken hy women of that sect tho association, which is now three yema old and Yeyy prosperous, is modelled closely n tha lines of the Young Women $ Christian associations. It is clubhouse for young women, where they 1an got almost any sort of helpful instruction md entertainment. Thero ate free classes in plain sewing. preparatory dressluaking penmanship anG elementary English, and classes. at wk:eh nominal fec is charged, in type. writing, stenography bookkeeping, physical culture and other departments of direct coGmereial yalae to the mem. bers. Cha two evenings in the week 8 nass of hospital nurses meets to reeeive instruction in iHv0ii1 cookery, and 8 chaiing dish course k engaging the at- tention of another class on one after noon. An elaboration of the oouIae in domestic science is intended to give it's participants most thorough training iii all home work A series of entertain ments, to consist of lectures. concerts and tho like, is te ha given on suoceed- ing Wednesday evenings during tho sea son,
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NEED AND SUPPLY

The great mining strike has grown moro determined Half starved miners realizing that wives and 6a- bies are at home crying for bread, for ice and for necessities of life, are becoming desperate The ensuing week will probably record some change for better or worse. Few people appreciate on just how gi- gantie scale this battle for bread is being conducted Fully a hall million miners ;s;5' sss war with the mine operators. This amounts to almost an industrial insarreeuon. The men have right aud human jus tice on their side They have been undergoing systematic and extra ordinary hardships. Wages have been.cnt time and again, until they have reached point where the pos. sibility of mere subsistence has be- come a serious question.
 The method by which the coal mining companies manage 10 screw down the wages of miners so as 10 keep them steeped in poverty Is, according to the philadelph Record, very sim pie. They do not cut down the rate of wages, they cut t.dcwn the time of employment. Out of six days the men work three or four, the re mainder of the time being idle the
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wamen a.a HaIlalaa. narIa


 Tie proteaant aeaeoness institutions in Germany havo paved the way fer an independent position ana fuitable work for unmarried women Tbc blacl, dress with inc white cape gives her safe on. try int1 ell houses. and we cannot but regret that the nun Der Of Indies B not larger who seek this useful occupation. But il has also given general impulse 10 the wole cf women in all tha branches of homo missorz
 This brings us t9 auether polHt--ths porijion Of women in religions work. Women past8gs and preachers ere receg gizad in America as an 1aar already existing. In Germany w0 arc only lu the beginning. but thls beginning is made. The speaking Of women ln public was formerly rendered qaite iiap05ai ble At inst it was allowed ia smaller circles of women. Now q lady. Mrs Guauck, who is one of fho German representa- tives of tho rights of women, was 1e- quested 10 give an address at the eyaE- gelieal soeiai congress at Erfurt last year, and she met with nuiveEal ap. plauso. We begin to bear HOW that women may mako public addresses without lcang that true delioacy which VIC ehoHld not care to miss. In cur prayer meetings women begin to take nn active part We even find that these meetings ouly become more lively and interesting wien women iesn n the exercises. --.f5ount l'erustef2 in Exam iner,
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Ye.ll.a AdminsstFaJlon . [ Jaaaies.


 mha English administration Of Ja. ma!ca B thing ta Do thankful for. There gro law q. ordcr. excellent roads. comfortable houses, adequate DO. liee. lawn tennis and cricket plenty ot maDIy. e0mpaniouabI5 English army and navy ofileis and q goEernor who Is .trong. pole and esai4i At the same time 1t would De feItT t1 mai'tain that taa island is producing tenth part oi tHo aesIth that is latent in soil and atmosphere. or that most ef the wealth that i5 beginning to nuke it's ap. pearauee is dga 10 anything 90 much as to the American enterprise and eap' ital which are opening up railways and eultivaGag fruits Another serious fact, though not necessarily an unwel' come one. is that the islands 4,0oo square males contain | population oi COG GOO p sons, p, e5a of whom are wbite.-auimu Hawthorne in Century.
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Dr. Jos. Haas
HOG < POULTRY RGnhDY
ls YEARs sucCEss.l

Thousands testify as follows. Prevents Disease-Il. C. SYdnor (
 der Mo. Arrests piaease-ScottFisher, Holden,
 Me. Stops cough-R. s. Cook, Wichita,
 Kan. Destroys Worms-G. II. Searlc, Edgar,
 Neb. Hastens maturity-G. ". Perry, Der
 ryten Kan. Increases Flesh-C N. Hul5ert, Craig,
 New Saves Feed-J. C. FHppen, Claremore,
 l. F. Does all it Claims-A. Mccormick,
 Elizavile, KY. Beware Of Substitutes and lmita- lions Fer sale bv
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A WELCOME GLIDE

on receipt of % cents will forward to any address, postpaid, a hand some catalogue of = pages proiuaely Illustrated, giving full description of nuit trees, small fruit, ornamental trees, eyergrecus, shWbs, vines. roses bulbs etc also giving formulas io. spraying when to speaH plant etc. I'he descriptive catalogue is a wol- come guide to aH those in need oi information. aEd should 9ot bc with- out # Send for il. twin please ven. Prom the tfst order you send ol enc dollar or more, the price d the eata logjle can be deducted thereirom
 Yeurcorrespoudence kindly solicit ed. Yours very truly Ambrose Ntartelb proprietor Peoria Banner Nurseries, office and saics grounds. Nos lll to t1 <. JcRerson ave. Peoria td 23-d &sw ti
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S pc cia} Assessment,

Tho tax book for the collection of Inc special assessment upou the real properly District No 3, fer the purpose of paving. has been placed iu my hands All owners of real property lying in the district aru ee- Quireu Co pay their assessments to me within thirty days from date. If such payment is not made. actien VIII be commenced at Che and Ol that time for the collection of said assessment and for legal renaltics and costs
 Given uDdcr my hand this sth day of .Iuue 1897. II. Y. WESTBROOk.
 u9 d]w Collector
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TIRES THAT LEAK.

The Morgan & Wright single-ttbs quiek-repair tire must be regarded as l distinct improvement in bicycle tire construction. Ithas the following ad- vantages:
 While punctures in it can be re- paired with plugs, or semi-liquid in- jeetions, as well as in any other single-tube tire, it can be peyEia7e7b repaired by using the quick-repair strip inside the tire. See cut No. l.
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-.s-.4s,ss-..a s.iate Glssz.=

fu Le M0niteaf de Ia Gefalniquo et de la NelTaIies an account is given of uew and attractive product glass plate if different colors-the mmufae 7are Of which is es follows. Upon q ta ble provided with several rolls eel. tain quantity cf glass is poured which is leyeled to the desired thickness ei. ther by moving the table or the lower roll Upon this plate, but before il has cooled off. motber quantity of glass is poured, which, lerelcd with it's r. gpeciiye roll forms a second layer ads laiHg perfectly 10 the inst If fho t8l glass substances are of different celars, the plate obtained consists 6f glass ol two eolors. one upon the other, and q plate of more coloI5 can be produced in tEe same way. By maldiue CT pressing, letters CT designs 0g any shape CT di. mensj0Hs e1n be represented, the i'm. Hre#sioa being accomplished eaAef by tbe fatteniug roll ar mGlaor one run ming behind ii, or, still better ty the vertical pressure oI sl engraved plate 7r p tth east des sf6 and inscription
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PR0F HLNEn0A

The GRApHIo takes pleasure in re- prod cing the following editorial, concerning our esteemed fellow eit.- zen, Prof J. H. Hinemon, superin- te, dent Of the Pubic Schools of Pine Buff, which is clipped from that excellent journal The Noatf ei- loaa The article is as follows:
 "The Arkansas Gase ts in speaking of the election of Prof J H. line mon to the Presidency Of the State Teachers Association, pays him this merited eompluents3
 The election of Prof ]. II Hine- mon was in tbe nature Of sp5nia. neous outbarst; an appreciation of his friends on behalf of the teachers as well as lhe students ef Arkansas. Every bofY was for Hinemon, and he wa, eomplimented and.praised by the delegates from all parts of the State. No one could have beaten him for the presidency, had there been dozen candidates,
 "A word as to Hinemon. He is a nstiel,Iero against the use of the word professor by school teachers wh, are not entitled to it, and thinks they should be referred 10 as mister CT principal or waat. ever title riehtfalIy belongs to them He is a man of fine personal appear. ance, thoroughly educated and thoroughly gentleman and wholly an American, For ten years he has been au Arkansan, eight years ol which he spent at Monticello He is the father of Hinemon University School, Of Monticello, the graduates of which thirteen colleges and uni versailles admit without eXamina ton. Before he came to Arkansas he was superintendent ol schools al Union City, Tennessee, and it IS said he was reelected 10 that po- sition after he had given the Board official notice of his determination to move to this State and make il his home. He has had the highest educational honors handed to himi he has been president Of the South Arkansas Teachers Association, and under his aeminis tratioe is success was phenominal. Recently he was the conductor of the Pulaski county normal, tho most successful school teachers meeting ever held at the capital. The instructors who attended the school praised in the warmest terms his clear elueidation Of the most abstruee subjects, and state that it is easier to acquire in- formation as given by him than any other person with whom they had come in contact. In politics, be is a pronounced Democrat and two years ago he was secretary of tie Democratic State Convention. In religion, Prof. dinemon is Metho dist; he was 8 delegate to the Gen eral Conference of the Methodis' Church, South, and .he youngest member in that distinguished body atits last meeting He is also one of the editors of the ArbaaSaS Schooj Journal, and also represents Arkan- sas on tbe National Educational Board. For two years he has been Slate manager of the Southern As s3ciaticn. As 10 the man himself he is typical American of English deseent;a resident of the South from colonial days, and on his fathers side his great-grand father vas kill ed in defense of his country at the battle of Sunivan's Island, Soutf Carolina. He is a Tennessean bN birth, an Arkansau by choice anc loved by everybody who knows him. At present he is superinten dent of the High Schools of oul neighboring city, Pine Blutf,
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 NEED AND SUPPLF.
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cnlnmlsstoner,s snle

Notice iS hereby given that under and by virtue of T decree of the Jefferson ChaneerV court rendered on tho 26th day of April fs65 n a ease therein pending wherein k Ire Johnson, eSecatGi of tine estate of WNlls D Johnson is fiaintiH and Amanda ONord is defendent and winch decree u0w appears-ou record in Chaneery Record Book ]. page 255 l. as commissioner of said court will Ion Tuesday, the 1st day of June. fS97 at the front door of the court house in Pine ba!t between the hours prescribed by laN Tor Judicial sales, sell at PubNeauetian to tbc hIghest bidder the Following dissribed real estate lHing aud being iu the city of Pjne biAh ae}lefsoh county. Ar6HuSaS to-4vit.
 Lot No niue tN: in Block Nn-tyea t2}.In N D Johnson addition t0 the city of pi0% Bluh together with the buildings ana tp3cr- tennanees to the same belonging. saip I8g4ia 10 SauSty deere for purchase menev.
 Terms or Sale;-0u a credit of fnn, months purchaser will be required 10 rive pond CT note with approved personal secur- fly, and q lein will be retapca pnan fhn ia03 Tor payment Of the same
 \. r. ROBERTS.
 4t Special Commissinner
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U9Dp pHHDl.
- T - NHISkE, OPIUM AND
 COCAINE
 HABIT.

And for all other diseases that come to this great health resort sach as rheumatism. neuralgia insomnia. nerve, hloed, liver. kidney and stomach complaints His home treatment for.the WhiskeY and dfse habits can he sent t0 any address. Correspondence solicited and con fl dentiai Reference: Any banker or city official Of Hot Springs
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YnotI.ful r.l,salor.

"Mather, said # alhoaehtfal Boston child to lis HMemai relative.
 ''.H hat i, it, MaNusz
 .Is Philadelphia older than Boston. mothet:'
 ''0f course not, my son. The first set. tisment was made in ChaflestoWn iB 1G30 whilo William Penn did not ar rise an taa slte 0I PHliadejPh1d until 52 years later.
 "That was al#ays ny impression. mother bat how is fl th&t Philadelphia is mentioaea in tHa Bible, Wbile Boston is net" -- Piasgafg Chroaicle-Teic. graph.
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MarAlnr ttr.ler

NJ. ' Perdue, Plaintid. ys Paul oliver, Defendant, in f he Chaneery court of Jeifcr- son county Arkansas. Tho Defendant Paul 0hYep is warned t0 apcar In this court with ih thirty days and answer the complaint of the PiaiutH NJ. q Pefdue Given under nay hand this 25 day dune, A, D.. ts91.
 -A- II. \ Mccoy. clerk
 SENt T.. E. BLOOM. D. C.
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4 Sure Al.

Have We had protest from any one recent ss't ssi,s,3! ;l.o sultan ,ts he it fresh cigarette
 No, your laajesty, replied the grand vizier.
 No nation has deigned to cry out against thu continuance of tho Otta- man empirsg said the sultan, seowling.
 "None, your highneSs.
 "Hhon havo some more Armeniars ! killed Ut once. l will not Do neglec, | in this shameful manner. -- Lcndsa Fun
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Mnrninn.- -Ortier

In thc Ghanccry court of Jefferson county Arkansas. E. Leyerett. PHintir. vs. Wm A. 4evrrett Nefcndant The Defendant. .Wm.A. HeYerett ttisVarnedtO appear in this court with 4n thirty days and anscer the complaint of
 laintiu. r tcverett Given under my hand Z ad the sealuf said court this 5h day of June A D. 1sa1. IA McGON Ulcfk. 1 2 WfN E. E. BLOOM. |. Y.
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Warning Or6e".

In tbc Justice Bcace court. Eaasine town ship before N. D. Vance, J, r. Golden Easle Co. Ys 2. |. smith Yhe Defendant. T. B. smith, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of fhe Piaiuti1 Golden Eagle e. sgne lo. lsG. W. D. VANCE, ]. ft. Ia w4w
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NOTICE.

Notice i7 hereby given that there will he 4 Public Examination of Teachers at Pine BInff. Arksthe lst 2d days July. lS91 to ascertain the professional duaHaeaa tioas of nil persons desiring 10 teach iu The public schools of Jefferson County
 C. E. LITTLE
 County Examiner. Altheimer iei1ersru County, Ark, June Eth. ls9t Gs W4W
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ui.Ioaro's yy.o,ean,s Temple.

Mrs. Matilda B. Carse, who planned the Temple in Chicago which is used for headquarters of the National Wom- an's Christian Temperance union, The Union Signal and many other important offices, has taken to the platform in order Co raise money So IlQuldate the debt Of the Temple Miss Shentz an able elo- cutionist. accompanies her. Any one de- siring to perpetuato tho memory of a temperance. worker can, by the payment of SIo0 to the building fund, have such name inscribed on the tablet in Willard hall in tho Temnle.
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NnrnInc NrIer.

In thc Justice Pence court Yaugiuo town shin, before W. D. Vance, j. r. E. .t. Lam pert vs. T. X, 0sDoren, the Defeudcnt IL. A. Osborne. iS warned 70 apBfar in thiseeart within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, B. J. bampHrt. June l9. IS95 ". D. VANCE j. F.
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ScA0eI of lAW

lsis i'aEeaa caa II yen isr admission to the Bat a7a pfepafe a@u 5af asNNe practice in TWO years. gsshas asesfi 'iy ir.euaas elb youg other aa- ies' Our instructors are tHe Shlesg, 'Gt system tHetet sani 2sT Ss7T2S feasonalac. Three courS ss Sfs taasAas sa'sessi9y, iiasiasss ala Special
 Sen3 taf NsrtienlAss ,ai ass. elc z
 NATIONAL 1NE0eais isfinN BUREAU. slse Nss AoFk Axe Washington. p [.
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DIR. J. r. BROOK =

Hte tbtsej#H in charge uf thp &eehK Institute at Bo3 Springs. ark and tHr Fri ElixiFa HtHfed5 Q Memphis, has opened at liH brings q private Institute far=tae treaga eat ot tle
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PATEaYs. PATENTS.

.n fssests aoa eoayaehtS n lhis and foreign The e}el ot this deit has had % years N3'stieaee As Chs4 Examiner, Commissioner of i'steug, aNt Patsn Attorney. gHa is very success nt in eusiae hfaea ssseets ant iR the prosecution
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(. N0SS sSs BRO,
 Pine EBiuY- Ark.

PRICES s-s5 ID, cans. sl2 50; sa 70. st.25 and 5aa a package. Largest arc Ghoarest Maa orders receive pronnt attention.
 end staMp Ion tiuGuluzy, su gi pugo papor Nh SNt tite. tMcu1leH Ihis EaVur1 Jos lltAS. V S.. Indianapolis lu3 5.u MI
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The red oa1Eation is regarded in Spain as al emblem of despair There is tradition in Andalasia that the flower sprang from tae bioodof the Vir. gin Msy
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orR eLHBBlNG RATES.
Leading Sewspagsfs ai feauee ruees when Taken sra the semi
 weekly Graphic.


 THe t,feea.Ve-k GHsFBIc has made afraH9eaaeafa ~tJh Ihe Isadiag nea apupcIs heeeaHtry eher=ta it c1H serure til51I for tt4 subscriber at ereatlF reduced prices The list appears LaI0~ tbe price named ite lae fer tHttvfee-a- week GRAruic and the newspaper mentioned both ief one yeBf
 ThetWie wteb tfHkPHc and he. Thflee= =Vr5'k .yeW ' ork World co Weekly GommafeiaiAppcal-.-....sl. l.l3
 t0fM EeNS....-. ....,-...s..... ......-..-.- ] .9p Home and farm ma........ --.--...-.. ID Eagn Journal .-.......,.,...s.... ...s.. 69 TcXas Farm and taHch............. 2.t to
 Weekly Courier JuarHal....... .}. .5-.i &rw York Daily dVprtistr..-.-... 5.00
 8umaHkiHttl s4-.5#.--.-..s ....s.a..... .tB &tianfa CaustJtution.-............... GO
 In jhe aEoyc list are free sletr. sound money. Republican. DeiHoefat- ie. farm and household publications, and every one eau find q papc. to sait him Tae Farm NeMs, Farm Journal and Womankin4 are pnh- lished monthly; tHe Home and Farm
 Twice month. Commercial ApHeat, Farm and Ranch eotrier=JouInaf and Atianta Constitution, Weekly Sr3 Yura World, thfpc times n week. l and thr BeH Y@R Advertiser daily l ineIadine s3uadaH.
 i Parties should avail themselves ot ] these prices n once. as they are sub l igrt to change at auF time.
 l Select E1Hr paper. send the amount stated aboye and Xuu win receive ] the papar seleetcd and the t~iet-a
 week GRApme for oHe year
 Wtf SHau- NEEltIA GRAPHIC.
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S25 to $50 PER yEEK--cao

pZ5 to 90O made 5a ', aJSol4 Nr1.49 ta,,ias. 9e orders for the Earth Grilca." by Rev. F
 leNitt Talmage Rare, radiant and chulm- Ing hundreds of nov photuS=.lauls scenes. people and places, The worlds wonders. as seen and described by the greafrsJ living pfeacheEana orator Over 5dd nas~lVc UuHrto pages. Agents Ieapiug a golden harvest nY ofdeiS; one reports go sales in hours tibcr- al terms. No eXperieuee needed Write for agency quick AdauS@. .-PC0ple's" 9gft eia'i'e' 2t.' Ibtiaaeibhit' 4b Wfw
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raYeaNmEHT poSlIInNs-

t you wish ooc ot thc l50,000 '7stisQas in the government ser N#ee, tiis iareSu ean advise you
 9aH proceed to secure it, and it ysa iat passing the required Civil asrN3ce examination therefor. isneFgy tact aeda common school eslncsaoa afe a the requirements
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The distance between Gaze Town, South Afllca. aGd Washington is 6,6S4 mllaa
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By injecting M. < ". quick-repair cement through the puncture, and then pressing down on the tire with the thumb a8 in cut No ?, the repair
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Evening journal., 1897-11-12
ABOUT TRADING STAMPS.
ALLEGED TRADE JOURNAL ARTICLE
REVEALS BLACKMAlL.

ASTUTENESS OF SPERRY &
HUTCHINSON, THE TRADING
STAMP FIRM, LEADS TO THE AR
REST OF THE TWO BLACK
MAILERS.
The trading stamp business mas not
been established long in Wilmington
but it has met with the favors of most
housewives, and those stores which
give the stamps are most p2tronlzed by
feminine buyers, at least.
The u4ding stamp system was CO.
tablished and is coniroiGd by Sperry
& Hutchinson, of New York. They
have introduced it in more than 100
Cities throughout tine country, and il
has proved very popular. The system
practically amounts to giving a dis
count to the retail purchaser ait the
stores on the company's lists. 1t is an
advertising sch5me, pure and simple TO
attract custom to the various stores
which use them, and il has mst with
much success.
The system has been repeatedly at
tackled in various trade journals, and in
Washington a few days ago il was de-
claTed violation OF The gift enterprise
law by Judge Scott, of the district
branch of the police court, as told in
the Evening Journal.
1t is Thought that some secret enemy
Of the company is endeavoring to cur
tail its prosperity. The latest attack
was made by lhe Retail GrOcers' AdvO-
cate, and resulted in The unearthing of
a blackmailing scheme. Charles Koch,
the editor Of the Journal, ar1 Alfred
Marks, who says he is the advertising
agent, were arrested yesterday in New
York, charged with extorting money by
blackmailing from Sperry & Hutohin-
son.
T. a. Sperry says Marks came to him
on Monday night and Uniformed him
that the Retail Grocery Advocate was
preparing to publish an article That
would clay out" his firm. Marks add
ed chat for $4,000 he might be able "a
suppress the publication, and arranged
a meeting with Koch for Tuesday even
ing in the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Mr. Sperry's attorneys advised him TO
keep the appointment and make a
plan to capture the two men. He did
so. and $4,000 was finally agreed upon
as The sum to be Paid at Mr.. Sperry {
office The police were informed, and
Mr. Sperry further prepared for the oc-
casicn by marking and taking this
numbers Of twenty 500 bills.
Marks appeared ait Mr.. Sperry's office
yesterday. where a detective was hid
den. and is said to have gone over the
arrangements. Then Mr.. SperTy and
the man met Koch, and the former gave
them the money. AT Signal from Mr.
Sperry the detective who had followed
them. placed Marks and Koch under
arrest. The marked bills were found
on them.
Evening journal., 1897-11-12
A sNHEMR no sTEAL.

The Baker family CT this state, and
1t is a large one, is again being impor-
Mnel by claim lawyers to 90 in and
make an endeavor TO recover a $4,000
600 Philadelphia esltate left by John and
Jacob Baker in 1915. Assistant Re
corder Of Deeds Fletcher of Philadel-
phaa, pron1unces it a scheme to steal,
pure and simple He ASSERTED that no
less ahan 500 letters have reached mis-
Office within the past few months in
quising about the matter, and in every
case ne made the unqualified uss-rIon
that the Baker e5oate is a myth, ard
that cay money paid into "assOcia-
t.ons" or funds" viii be lost. He adj
vises the Baker families CT ne.aware 10
keep their money and to Ignore ,he
schemers entirely.