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The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01

Agents wanted to represent good in
sursnce company. experience unnec
essary. Send Stamp. w. 4. Turner
Little Rock, Ark, 800 West Markham
Street.
w. j. Lanier left last Wednesday fol-
Harrison, Ark. at which place he vii
hang out his shingle AS Attorney III
Law. We wish the young gentleman
success.
Mr.. j. w. Beck visited his two
daughters i'm Memphis Wednesday
portant business returning Wednesda,
evening,
Add water and sugar to DR.. Tiche
nOr's Antiseptic and subtract the oOlil
from your Baby. Very pleasant, per
fectly harmless and absolutely relia
BILE. Costs soc.
Mrs. w. II. Henschen, of st. Louis
came down Monday to visit the famil,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Durborow
Mrs. Henschen returned home We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Wilson. of Lit
tie Rock, arrived in the city Wednes
day on visit to relatives and Ar,
guests OF Mrs. G. a. Alstedt, mother
OF Mrs. Wilson.
DR.. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicin,
searches out all impurities i'm the sys
TEN. and eXpels them harmlessly b,
the natural channels. j. II. Dunavaul
" Co. Becker & Lewis.
Mrs. G. II. Matt. who has been sucl
4 pleasant visitor In this city for tn,
past three weeks. the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. =. Durborow, left fur her nom,
ia Baltimore, Wednesday.
Cooking and heating stove wood
cut any length desired and delivery
To any part of the city at 75c. per load
from Beck's Mil Mt Cow Spring. Leav,
orders at Beck's Blacksmith Shop.
John r. Finley. the well.known bar
tender at the Four Hundred = leave!
today for Newport, where he goes Il
Accept the management of one Of tn,
eldest and most popular resorts of thai
city. John is an ex-soldier, u cleve
young man and an all-round good fell
low. We wish him success in his new
field of labor.
We are making a speciality of games
this year. The evenings are nov
quite long, and are growing longer
Innocent games for old and young AZ,
almost necessity in every home. w,
have many that are educational il
their nature, aud all are interesting
and amusing. Dou't fail to look y
them at the Newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01

There are other WHISTLES, hut there
Is only one " Jesse Moore.r the old
standard Jesse Moore" whiskey,
which is pure, rich and mellow. All
tirst-class places serve q" Jesse Moore. T"
Mr.. j. w. Sowle, Of Jonesboro, has
recently been employed as salesman for
j. w. Beck II Co. Mr.. Sowle is a
young man Of engaging appearance.
and we hope he may soon become ia
miliar with the requirements of his
new position. and that he will like our
town and people.
Dunavant leads them all this season
in chnaware. lie has selected for the
HOLIDAYS the most unique and lovely
stock of imported ware ever brought tn
Forrest City. His idea in getting up u
line OF Souvenir China will he appre-
ciated by every one. 1T certainly is
pretty, and should he seen by every
body who has taste for artistic beauty.
A system regulator is medicine that
strengthens and stimulates the liver,
kidneys, stomach and bowels. Prick.
" Ash Bitters is u superior system reg.
ulator. 1t drives out all unhealthy
conditions, promotes activity of body
and brain, restores good appetite,
sound sleep and cheerful spirits. j.
IL. Upton.
r. J.. Vadakin spent Sunday in
Memphis with Mrs. Vadakin and the
babies. Hnlburt is considered
about cured of his hip trouble, though
1t remains to be seen whether he is or
not, after he is relieved of his brace
and crntches. Seemingly he is alright.
and will be turned loose in January,
and we hope will continue to improve.
Mrs y has been quite indisposed for
A negro named Ed Morris, was ar.
rested by Marshal Wolf Tuesday and
lodged in Jail. He is charged with
killing boy near Holly Springs. Miss,
June "a. 1898. He was turned over to
Sheriff r. A. McWilliams. of Holly
Springs, Wednesday, who carried him
back to Mississippi. Morris enjoyed
just \ half hour of freedom in Forrest
City. Ms within that time Marshal
Wolff had him lodged in Jail. A Grim.
inal has bad showing in this town.
As cure for rheumatism Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is gaining u wide rep.
utation. d. il. Johnson of Richmond
Ind. has been troubled with that all.
ment since 1862: In speaking of it he
says: II never found anything that
would relieve me until used Cham.
berain's Pain Balm. 1t acts like mag
ic with me. My foot was swollen and
paining me very much. but one good
application OF Pain Balm relieved no ~
Webb q Sanders.
A complete line of imported China.
ware just opened at Dunavant,s drug
store. An original and novel idea will
interest you in looking over his stock
OF Souvenir China, which contains the
pictures in many beautiful cOlors. of
all our public buildings. For instance.
cup and saucer-on the cup will be
found n pretty picture OF the court
house, while in the saucer you see an
excellent. picture OF Crowley Ridge In
stittte. 1t is impossible to describe
this beautiful line composed OF after
dinner cups and sancers, olive dishes,
salad dishes, etc. You must inspect it
and lave the doctor tell you about it
to appreciateit fully.
The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01
See Dpnavant's Chinaware.

see Dunavant's Chinaware.
s. II. Evins. of the government boat,
1T Madison spent Thanksgiving i'm the
city with friends and ate Turkey at
the Belser.
n = pound turnip ornaments the
nesk ~ our horticultural editor. II
Is from the Sweet plantation in St,
francis bottoms.
When YOU ask for I. Vnllmer" whis-
Ky be sure that you get it. Don't let
any one tell you that they have some.
Thing just as good.
you want pair of shoes which
Will last YOU all winter 90 To RUSSELL
Graham Il Co. and buy pair of the
Battle Axe" brand.
Brookman can be found ut the Chris.
co building, or orders may be left nj \.
y. Trap, Jr., Brandon Il Baugh or
Russell, Graham Il Co.
Bring your watches, clocks and Jew.
elry to J. ii. Brinkley-Blanton build
ing, for repairs. The only first-class
Jeweler in Forrest City.
Miss Belle Higgins, OF Caldwell. ac.
companled by her brother-in.law, Dir
). NJ Wilson. was shopping and visit.
ing III the city Tuesday.
Brookman's work nav he seen Mt tbe
FOLLOWING stores: l.. Roliwaye Il Co,
russell; Graham y Co.. 5. y. Trapp
Jr., and Brandon y bapgh.. J
Organs. Pianos and Sewing Machines
are sold cheap for cash or on easy nav.
ments by I.andvoigt Il Vadakin. II
you want one see Vadakin.
{. A. Ahlstedt returned from Little
Rock Wednesday. He had been 10
the City of Roses to buy material for
the new church vt Marianna.
In Inkstands and Paperweights We
have the latest ideas. They are beau.
tiful as well as useful, and we hope tc
sell you one, at the Newsstand.
Take no other--have no other-use
no other whisker than ''Vollmer.'i Its
better than any other. and you can
have it for the asking, but get it.
All sorts of wood delivered anywhere
in the city at Is cents per load from
Beck's Mill ut Cow Spring. Leave or.
ders at Beck's Blacksmith Shop.
Pettus Il Buford have just received
car load of Old Hickory, the bes,
farm wagon on earth. and they are
selling them at rock bottom prices.
Axes, Saws. Wedges, Coil Chain
Cold Shuts, tsrab Hooks, Cant Hooks.
SWAMP Hooks and everything needed
by Timber Men. Atkins Il Horne.
FOR RENT-The store house re.
Gently vacated by :. j. Trap, il. Pos.
session at once. Apply to
4. l.. VADAK1N.
Constipation leads to liver trouble
and torpid liver to Bright's disease
Prickly Ash Bitters is u certain cure II,
any stage of this disorder. j. II. Tip.
ton.
Dunavant has a large line of China.
ware which he is anxious to show ia
his friends. The Souvenir ware is
something new and will interest NIL
visitor to his store.
The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01

DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
has since lS40 steadily risen in p,,blc
favor, and the demand for it far ex-
ceeds that of any other liver medicine
j. II. Dunavant & Go. Becker Il Lew
e.
See russell, Graham & Co.'s new ad
/ yertisement in CHS paper. They are
now selling the celebrated Albatross
Hloiir. anU 1t is guaranteed to be equal
to the finest onthe market. Try a
sack
Our new invoice of all kinds of
Books. combined with our regular
stock. makes the biggist line IF STAN
darJ, Juvenile and Gift Books ever
sho IN in Forrest City. Landvoigt &
Vadakin.
Mrs. Lawson and little daughter, OF
Rosalie, Red River county. Tex. are
visiting in the city. Mrs Lawson is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Boyett, and will probably remain a
couple of weeks.
If troubled with dizziness, furred
tongue, bitter taste in mouth, bloated
feeling after eating, constipation or
4 ~ Nk
Liver Medicine. j. II. Dunavant u
Co. Becker " Lewis.
! WANfED-Gum ash. oak and pop
lar lumber. We will also, during The
next 30 days, receive bids fur $50, 600
feet ut oak dimension stuff. TERMS on
nil. Cash. Address G. *. Reach Il Co..
Station F., st. Louis, Mo.
Talk about u man walking block
to get drink of whisky, why there are
men who ride 10 and Is miles every
day to get drink of my good Old
Cumberland Rive. Sold at the Pearl Sa.
loon only. l. w. MALLORY.
After reading the manufacturers
guarantee. elsewhere in this paper, 20
to RUSSELL, Graham Il Co.. the agents,
and get Il sack OF the celebrated Alba
trOss Flour, which has few il any equals
and no superiors OH the market.
Whiskey. in bond. which is twelve or
fourteen years old. is rare article, but
such goods are handled ut the Magno-
liza, and served in manner to satisfy
the taste and appetite OF the most fas.
tidious patron. Your trade invited.
"Be careful what you drink says a
noted NJ. ID. Mindful of this admoni-
ton Folbre n Co. have added to their
stock Of pure liquors the celebrate ed
Pogne " Watson Bourbon Whiskey
10 years old. Try tit is served over
the bar.
Something new in the way Of delicate
breakfast dishes will be found at San
ders' in those wholesome foods, Vitos
Wheat and Grape,Nuts. BE sure to
try these foods. The gro" Ell will take
pleasure in talking to, customers
about them.
Christmas is the season when feel
ing OF happiness should center in every
heart, and spirit Of joy fiji every soul.
Ii you wish to make your mother, your
father, your daughter. your brother.
YOUR sister. your sweetheart or your
friend happy on Xmas morning Sc.
lect for them Il gift from Dunavant's
unsurpassed and extensive stock of
Chinaware. Do not fail to see it. 1t
will be u pleasure for you to look it
over whether you buy or not. It's
lovely.
The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss ~ q &MZzMx

An editor prints his paper to give
his patrons the news of the day and
for the money there is in it. He is
presumed to know of what he writes.
and he generally does. When he
writes AS he does in the Leader. Courier,
Osceola Mills, Pa. without fee or hope
OF reward, that =" Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts magically, and we have
found none better in our household,
If you have cough. try it. !" it may be
accepted as an honest expression, wor-
thy OF credence, Webb & Sanders.
Some time ago negro servant of
Mrs. NJ. Jacobson's appropriated to
her own use a So gold piece. The said
appropriation was made with feiOnious
intent and with aforethonght,
and Mrs. Jacobson called in the assist.
ance OF that"highly esteemed ''ex. officer,
Il. IL. Potts. (colored) Offering To give
him dollar if he would recover the
50 gold piece. Potts readily undertook
the job, but Mrs. jacobson failed to
get her money. Happening TO meet
the servant few days since, Mrs. j.
demanded It's return, and the servant
at once acknowledged the theft but
stated that Potts had recovered it and
PtothtoCu oHC ltot Ue DIOS-
ecnted. When this state OF affairs was
developed Mrs. Jacobson sent for Mar.
shall Wolfe and laid the matter before
him. He went after Potts. Potts de-
MED that he had received the money.
but he was confronted by the servant
who made it plain that she had given,
him the money. and Potts weakened
to the extent of producing handful of
silver and counted out four dollars into
the hand OF Mrs. j. Under the ex-
element naturally she did not watch
him closely. and when he had gone and
she again counted the money she found
that he had counted two halves AS two
dollars. Mrs. Jacobson, however.
again went after the ex-constable and
ex-depuly sheriff, and succeeded in re
covering 70 cents OF the other dollar
due her.
D1AHAfAr< NuBlAh TEA cures Dyspep.
s~svsSs ' STA, Constipation and Indi.
eestion. Requisites the Liver. Price, Is ca.
For sale by Brandon & Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01

D1A1AfNr<HuB TEA cures Dyspep.
= ssssss~s ' STA, Constipation and Indi.
eestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is ca.
For sale by Brandon & Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1899-12-01

Agents wanted to represent good in.
surance company. experience unnec-
essary. Send Stamp. w. Z. Turner.
Little Rock, Ark, 800 West Markham
Street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
FOR POLITICAL REASONS
PRINCE HENRY APPOINTED TO SHOW
FRIENDSHIP FOR UNITED STATES.
Admiral Won Diedrichs, Commander Of the
GermanAsiatc Squadron, had Shown
Himself Lacking in Tact.

Berlin, March Ga high official Of
the German Navy Department has in
formed the correspondent here of the As
ISOLATED Press that the appointment of
Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of En-
peror William. TO the command of the
East Asiatic squadron. has been con
sidered for months past and was finally
decided upon as being the most avail
able. the Emperor desiring To show the
American people that he is thoroughly
friendly to them. knowing that Prince
Henry is popular in the United States.
When the official referred 10 was
asked whether the appointment was
equivalent to the disgrace of Admiral
Won Diedrichs, he said:
Not exactly. If Admiral Won Died
richs had shown more tact last summer
before Manila it would undeniahly have
been productive of good results all round.
Our Government. unfortunately. was adj
vised too late OF a number Of occuranceS
before Manila. none of which were really
important; but they showed grave want
OF tact upon Admiral Won Diedrichs'
part. The main trouble was that Adj
mral Won Diedricls was insufTiciently
informed regarding international naval
usages in such delicate situation. Con
sequently he continued naval move
ments. drill and searchlight practice. as
if elsewhere, in a blockaded port, thus
arousing distrust upon the part Of the
Americans"
The above is important. as being the
first German official admission that
there has been trouble between the
Germans and Americans in Manila
Bay
The first regularly appointed German
naval attache at Washington. Won
Rebeur Preichwitz starts for New
York tomorrow on board the North
German Lloyd steamer Lain. which
sails from Bremen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
HE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE
THE CONVENTION OaEkS IN DURHAM TO.
DAY. PROMINENT SPEAKERS.
Preparing to Build Furniture Factory. New
Cottages. Canddie for Mayor Locked
Up for |mbib ng the Ardent.

Durham. y. c.. March 6.--(Speeial. -
The Christian Alliance people viii hold
their convention in this city. beginning
tomorrow. Several prominent speakers
will arrive here tomorrow morning from
Norfolk. Va. where they have just at
tended a convention.
Patrick Hamilton. express mcSsen-
ger ON the Norfolk and Western road,
between this city and I.ynchhurg. is con
fined nj the Watts Hospital in this
city by sickness. Ben Tatum. mcssen-
ger IN the Durham express office. is
running in his place.
Rev. =. Frank Price. returned mis-
Sionary from China. will deliver an adj
dress upon missions. at the monthly
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
| the Presbyterian church. on tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Price has
lahored for seven or eight years among
the Chinese. and is a most earnest and
j interesting speaker. Tomorrow night
Mr.. Price will lecture ut the Presbytc-
rian church in West Durham.
o. Mcdowell, Of Battery +. First T..
:. artillery. is visiting relatives at West
| Durham. He is just from Tyben Island
| Ga.
| \ white mole has ben found at East
| Durham. Mrs. Mary Douglass, while
digging in her garden, dug it mp.
\ number of new cottages are hcin :
erected i'll various portions OF this city.
The Southern passenger station and
other railroad property here have been
greatly improved by being reprinted.
| Workmen are huSily engaged in tear
| ing down the old Workman Wooden
Mills. preparatory To the erection of the
new furniture factory for The Union
Furnitura Company. This factory IS
the one that Messrs. Ruffin and Zebu-
Ion Roles, Of Raleigh. are Interested in.
| The funeral of Walter Durham. who
| died on Friday night. took place Sun
| day afternoon ut his lat. residence, a
short distance east Of the city The in
| terment occurred in the Markham
hurying ground.
| \ day or So ago, j. II. Campbell. a
| shoemaker of this city. came out in n
card in one of the city papers. announ =
| ing himself a candidate for mayor ut the
next municipal election. On Saturday
| ne was locked up for twenty days ON
| the charge OF drunkenness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
BILLS RATIFIED.
Continued from Third Pagel

TO run at large in certain portions az
Cumberland county:
To incorporate the Peoples Savings
Bank at Ashevlle.
To appoint additional justices of the
peace.
In regard to pages Of General AS
Scmhly.
To amend the charter Of Sanford.
70 allow Concord to issue bonds.
To reimburse subcommittee in Wis
ting the State Hospital at Goldsboro.
To incorporate the Zion Publishing
House. OF Charlotte.
To establish graded schools in the
town of Washington.
TO incorporate the Foscuc and Mon.
tezuma Telephone Company.
70 regulate fishing in bachelors BAY.
ny Albcmarle Sound.
Tor the relief OF the commissioners
of The town Of Bakcrsvilic.
To incorporate the Grand Command
cry of knights Templar.
To amend chapter 2a7. of the Laws of
1893. Increasing no fence territory in
Pitt county.
Relating 10 exchange of Supremc
Court Reports and Laws with the Ter
ritory of Hawaii
For the relief of Lizzie York.
TO regulate fishing in big and little
Flattic creek.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
CITY MoRTUARY REPORT.

The city mortuary report for the
month of February shows deaths and
births registered ut the office of the
Health Department as follows:
Whole number of deaths. 10; whites
H. colored. :. OF these q were under
five years Of age and three over seventy
This report shows a decrease III the
death rate as compared with CORE
spending month for 1898
There was one case of smallpox re
ported during the month"; the same was
promptly quarantined ana all necessary
prccaution taken to prevent It's spread.
Births were reported AS follows
Whole number, u; whites. II: colorcd
10.
Mr.. Sale further reports the city clear
and healthy.
The temporary annual death rate pen
one Thousand inhabitants was for The
whites. $50; for the colorcd. 1913; fol
all colorS it was H.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
KIPLING's CHILD DIES.
1t was His Oldest, and He Has Not
Yet Been Told

New York, March 6.-Josephine Kip
Hing. the six year old daughter Of Rud-
yard I<ipling. and the Oldest Of his
three children, died shortly after : y
o'clock this morning from pneumonia.
The childs death took place at III" home
Of Miss Julia De Forest in this cry.
Miss De Forest is q friend of Tie Kip
ling's. and Josephine had been taken
TO her home so that she could be nu"S"d
apart from her father.
Elsie. the three year old daughter Of
the author who is sick III an out If the
way apartment in the Hotel. Is dong
nicely, according TO the report Of Nj.
Doubleday.
In all probability the body If little
Josephine will be taken 10 the kioling
home in Vermont for burial. but no
definite arrangements have yet been
made. 1t was decided not TO inform
the author of his child's death for saye-
raj days.
1t was said at the hotel this mora
ing that Mrs. Kipling has not been nj,
lowed in her husbands room for nearly
week. Notwithstanding the general
understanding that she has been NJ his
bedside daily.
The following bulletin was issued at
2:30 p. .:
MIR. Kipling has done well during
the last II hours. Now that resolution
is almost complete he has some dis
comfort from the more free manage
ment Of the lungs due to the create
rubbing of the infamed pleura. This
is a very common accompaniment of
pneumonia. The next bulletin will rot
ne issued until Wednesday.
tSigned)
(Sisned) "E. G.. JANEW.AY.
"THEODORE DINHAM.'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
DR. TRACY LAST NIGHT.
Tonight He Will Speak on Boys and
Girls-Nice and Naughty.

Rev. DR.. y. w. Tracy, of Kentucky,
delivered an interesting gospel temper
ance illustrated lecture last evening at
Metropolitan Hall. de spoke on the
two sides of the temperance question
tho ludicrous side and the horrible side
of it. 1t was an effective and strong
lecture and at times moved the audi
ence very greatly. The effect of the
last glass was series Of steroptican
pictures which spoke louder than words.
The song "Where is Ny Wandering
foy Tonight. was also illustrated.
4 number of animated pictures were
shown which were greatly enjoyed.
DR.. Tracy has very fine machine,
and the animated pictures are the best
ever shown in the city 1hey are per
fectIy clear and distinct.
Tonight his subject will be Boys and
Girls-Nice and Naughty
The animated picture scenes began
promptly at 8 O'Clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
THREE FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Twenty Appointments at Large o
Second Lieutenants.

Washington, March 6.-yThe War De
partment has made an announcement oil
the apportionment of 101 second lieu.
tenants created by the army re-organiza.
ton bill among the various States and
Territories. In addition there are TWEEN.
~ appointments at large. The appor.
tionment is on the basis of population
and includes the following:
Alabama. . Florida, L. Georgia, 3
Louisiana, 2: North Carolina. 3: South
Carolina, 2; Tennessee, 3; Texas, 3; yir.
ginia, 3.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
CHOATE MEETS THE QUEEN.
Our Ambassador Sleeps at, Windsor
Castle.

London. March 1.-THE United States
Ambassador. Joseph IL. Choate. and
Mrs. Choate, proceeded this afternoon
10 Windsor and slept tonight ut the
Castle.
Royal carriages awaited Mr.. Choate
and his party at Windsor station and
conveyed them To the castle. where Lor.;
Salisbury introduced Mr.. Choatc 10 the
Queen. The other guests at thu Royal
dinner party were Prince Christian Of
Schleswig- Holstcin, Lord and Lady
Salisbury. the Earl of l1opetown. the
newly appointed Lord Chaberlain: the
Duchess OF Buccleugh and Henry
White
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
BOLD NEGRO THIEF.
Breaks Into and Robs Mr.. Sllidmore
Cheeks Residence.

The residence of Mr. Skidmore Chcck
on Dawson street just in the rear of the
Methodist parsonage. was entered on
Sunday afternoon about o'clock by /;
negro thief. Mr. Check and family wer,
away. a neighbour saw the negro enter
the lot and go on the back porch. but sup
posed he had been sent by Mr.. Check.
When Mr.. Check returned at :
O'Clock he found that the negro had
broken open the back door, made his way
through the house. broken open trunk
and had taken Il number of articles
B!oodhornds were secured from the
penitcntiary i'll order 10 track the thief
but so many people had been walking in
the yard il was impossible to start IN,
traill. =,
There are some very bold thieves il
this city and every ones hould be il
this guard house.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-07
CONVICT PARDONED.
Monroe johnson of Watauga. Released
From the Pen Yesterday.

~lchr~c ,in!, son 4 white conyi:t Whu
wa> Sc ~ . five years een'-Gcc fer
assault with intent 10 commit rape. was
t.tlnnc Yesterday by the Gcrti., T..
johnson l;,S >e'N,d nearly lol. lnrrs II
his sentence. lie was sent up from We
tauga coun :.
The reasons given for the pardon are
that it was recommended by The Judge
and solicitor. and petition from Nom
bers of the bar and about 200 citzcnS
The pardon was secured through The
efforts Of ReprcsentativA Council, Gi
Watauga.