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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
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Corrected by Simon hlrsn ~ bto.
Wheat. IS 30 ~ ;oorn, AZ 30 4S. meal li5
50 1870 per 100 pounds; oats. 30 20 80
fowls dive. az 20 ~ Turkeys lt'e.6 TO
3 dressed s TO 8 ducks live to s spring
chickens, IS TO 90 per Id lard, ? to
8; eggs. l56 10 10 ,ss. butter 10
90 90; hams, 10 10 II, Irish pota'
Toes, so to 20; beef,s 20 81 veal, ~
Pork, TO 5k hides (green), 6
to ~ hides (dry). 8 TO 8
wool-Unwashed 20 20 81 washed,
q 10 28.
Leaf sumac-5O 90 30 cents per hun.
bred pounds.
rhs Drain market.
The grain markets closed yesterday
az follows:
Chicago-Wheat. ,Oct n; Nov III ;
corn. Dot 81 Nov. 81 oats, 2l7S.
New York-Southern wheat, rs 60
81 ; corn. 46 to A.
Baltimore-Southeril wheat. 20 10 n
Southern corn, AZ TO As.
Richmond-Wheat, 20 20 ~ corn,
Ale1andris-whsas So 80 70 corn.
a IN IS.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
Dipnum Cridnn

Married at the residence Of Mrs NJ.
E Kishpaugh. Fredericksburg, Va.
October 4th, 1900, by Rev Dr. S. Dill,
Miss Lydia NJ Dignum TO Thomas l.
Cridlin, Of Baltimore, Md.
Richmond and Norfolk papers please
CODY
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
Richmond, fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad.
soheo ala In effect Sept 10Th. 10
leave Nortnwsrd


SEA. N. daily, no local stops.
TpA NJ. daily, no local stops.
ld.i3 A. n. sundays Oni3, stops AZ hfooAc
iGtO A. Nj daily except Sunday. no local
rs p. NJ. daily except sunday no local
IN =. NJ. daily. No local stops.
q 10 2. N daily. stops at BROOKE ana W 'Ne
" atcr.
Leave southwark.
c.ss A. Nj. daily, Atlantic Coast Lime IRAN.
Stops al MilfOrC, Boswell ana Ashland, Nech
daye An lOcsl stops on Sundays.
2.2P. NJ. daily, Saab ard AIR Line tram,
via = A L. Junction. Arrive 40 t.NV. hIoau
street station, kichmOnd
- T. a. ,iRny except sunday. stops AZ
Milford boswell and Ashland,
446 =. VI. Daily. Attain PC \" 'H' I'"' N"'"'
atoms az DOswoli and Ashland.
3 =. NJ. Daily makes iOca siopS- .
SIS p. VI. daily. Scah 'ard Ar Line dIel'i
via \ A. l.. Junction. Arrive 100 &. NV hF''u
street station Richmond.
Accommodation trains. Daily except Sunday
b55A. VI. for Richmond.
lOsl a VI. for Qu0uUCo.
I24g l.. u. for Ashland. ,......
tOlP N. tom atchmond Tor reacreNS-
burg.
. r TAYLOR Traffic Manager
Z = 10. Nycrs. President.
o. o COX. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
New Advertisements

The household and kitchen furniture
Of the Exchange Hotel wiz be sold az
public auction on Friday October l2'h
Read the ad.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
OPENING.

The public generally is cordially in.
vited 80 our fall opening of Hats and
Bonnets. Tuesday, Wednesday aud
Thursday, Oct OH. 10th and nth.
Mrs d. L Smith q o.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
Will Speak at Louisa

Messrs v. J Rogers and NJ X
Lowry will speak as Louisa court mex
Monday
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06
HEADQUARTERS FOR
BUILDING MATERIALS,

keep al kinds of North Carolina ana n
riui. llmher dressed and uudrcssed, sam
siss. Lsths. sash. Doors and Blinds, Lime
gamoat, Calcine Plaster, mastering 4S.r.
'x,tiIing and Paving Brick. Tin and Iron
K.oang. cut and " ire Nails, all kinds Ready
Nired Paints and Dry Paint, Linseed On
Tlrpentiue. Dryer Varnish aud Lewis W me-
isst Paint Brushes of All kinds. WINDOW
5isss aud Putty Builders Hardware OF All
kinds, Tar Roofing and Shcathiug Paper.
Farm WAGONS. Road Carts .. autSirs-
Large stock always on hand
'' b. D. COLE.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

WANTED Local or travelling sales
man 60 sell our Otls. Greases. Paints
White Lead. Pstrolatum. on commission
or salary exclusively. or as side line
PENN PErROLATUM CO.
OH Refh. -,
OOrapols. Pa.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

Licenses 60 marry in Washington
Oardnell Il Coleman, Of Spotsylyanla
county, Va aud Sallie " Davis, OF
Caroline county, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

Chairman H II Wallace is in cor
respondence with Judge W. H. Mann
with the view of having him here Nom
day night so address the voters of this
city. Il is expected that Judge Mann
will speak in she courthouse here that
night
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-06

DR. James Cross Ferneyhough ano
Miss Elizabeth Hoge Lockwood were
married Wednesday by Rev j. 5
Hansbrough. at the Episcopal church
nt Orange.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
POSTED BY THE TAr,r.-
Society Specials c. Through the Autocrat ., e''s
 Apartment Hon tue

They were r1dlng togetbsr sysnue car. One wore s i;..T an inG,,. black bonnet, with violet % %.r. zen oi .e.,sd,.i- .1s 9sasr 70. nae & on an appropriste ss
 by the way, did you hear .t
 De-. !s % De nsrr5sds s7 ssEs5 -rl .r lls, the black bonnet. lae Ons
 Dear me, DO, Hosx did vone
 Who is iis When IS Il to 6s Ina We eu, they gong 10 lIves Is he-e "here ss
 >h. dear, and I'll tell von an
 whispered the other. beh;rS aocus a'l raouse-col0red muff. ~Ir ,b. ger Ga. hes yeung-oniy .. He's v nfs pss handsome, he's rioh. they've b.e.e' sss es1 eHlF three weeks He Is ve-ss aeqosrt in love Nith Der. and she wi,S ere naa
 ens 70 nave a smplee beaut,fr, ih7 aiaz. ard then they are zoirv ,o ss ,rp t9 Pans, and after that ivs ;a,. | Ws.l. well. how much you t,, ] ei1n suppose you were sco,,'. soeut A-ss be..- Never heard you nsn,'. 's'.e vi
 J fn not; never szw her in rnv l:s., ttf other. But you know .1s. ne ss bye @ one q; that TOW Of green -..e.as .as bsa down there 0n Lake averues vSy v. nsaess hsases s8 have the same iar,,,, "al, as frsr1 ef a frerd Of nIirs i,r's she | them- The lsnltor ted al sh.on. l. ots ( veman In tbs greer s.are ken-.. 70 is Hsl-, and my iread tod ns Tss Ts ss
 eFeiy murmare3 tbe wt . 70 l1s lseltsn gray .-eNlee0 Inter O'...e
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
CREDIT SHE DIDN'T srrv
mbarrassinE Position af sinasd Woman Who Had u.s.
 Mistake.

4 lady who keeps a sanmrr ho,.4- hegse at the seashare near Rosscr' ls .-s taMa fas other day te .eak ths bc~.. " cod nnd eat shat must 6s renews3 s' ss found numerous umhre as loft bv i,.ssE ss haafssfs. says the Boston Trsr.rr,s.ss .s'.s .s5 tfls them tosether. she took tbs S,.S. ss- te Hesspn to have tham reDs.rsd - S stopped @ af haFeys ana lad fbs t..F sa fhe HaaF % her fest at the ssrs... Mhea shs had made her pure hsss. .ssi is. <. sei heF ambrs. as. an4 ahsert. r.ss.s. Ftekee up an umbrella iYiuz 1r ths - ter. thinking lt was hefs. 5r rot tka,... at aI and started af
 Then che owner af ths umbrella ga sfanalng next Der. sszsl her and ..s very sharply You have taken wv s.' bfsla Dt ccurss she apo.ogzsd. ls.-, much est up about #. aa2 vent os fsr,,s t0g H her fusteF her oMn bundle sl ss. bfe.Ias. The next day. on her way to cs-. bridge. she went 70 Hoysys and r,ss, reeeseEea her .ast paekase of umhr,7. winch had been kept ter Der ca ,bs ., f5f Cambridge she uoffeed lafy even. s., vsfs closely. Presently ths lsay e.ss forward and sad to Der. with e.esans ss ptass
 You seem to have been more for.an.a today
 IL wss the lady whose umbrella sbs h taken he day before
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
p..sA of Juss. Jse. A. wfann..

Judge John A. Williams. of the eastern dix-ricr of Arkansas. died July 7th st Mznison. Col of heart failure Judge Williams left Little Rock about three weeks before his death 10 spend his summer vacation in the mountains Of Colorado. and tbe news of his S1dden death was a shock so his many friends through out the counrrv. The deceased was native of New York state He was born in 1855 fl an early age he
 moved 10 WsnkeShz county. Wiscon- sin. of which county he was foT a numbe- Of years clerk of the court At ahe outbrezk Of the civil war he raised a coupany.of which he was made captain In thecourse of the war his company. which was 8 part of the Twenty-eighth Wisconsin. was sent 10 Arkansas. and when the war ended Judge Williams was mustered oui al Pine Bluff. where he took up his residence His ability as a law ger soon brought him large prae- fice. which he relinquished in 1s7s to accept the ludgeship of the Eisv- enth judicial district. serving two terms. In September, 1890. he was appointed by President Harrison 10 fhe position he held at the time of his death, judge of the United States court of the Eastern district of Ar kansas to succeed Judge Henry C. Caldwell, appointed judge of the Eighth circuit of The United States
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Killing Near KaobeI.

Bud Mutt and Will Johnson. living near knObel. got into a difficulty over a COW, resulting in the former shooting and killing the latter. IL seems that 2 party Eho had left the neighborhood told Mutt and Johnson to take up some stock he had running al large. bu; said nothing 10 either about the in struetioDs he had given the other. Mutt found COW belonging to his former neighbor and drove her home When Johnson found out Mutt had the COW he demanded that she be turned over to him Mutt refused and Johnson left. but soon returned with his Win chester. Nutt's wife and children. seeing Johnson raise his weapon to shoot, threw their arms about the hus- band and father in order 10 save his life. Mutt, fearing for his family, ierked away and ran inside the house. where he secured his Winchester and shot Johnson dead Al his examining trial Mutt was released on the ground that he acted in self-defense.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Easirs Family rosss..A.

Anentire family of nine persons died In Marion county las; week from the effects of eating supposed mushrooms ". J. Fink. aged 70; Mrs Mary Lee Fink. 90: John E Fink Ian adopted som, IS; ZeAkle Fink. B; Seagel Fink. Ii; yeu Fink, 2; Rosie Lee Fink, :; Melan Fink. 6. sni babe of three months, constituting the entire family. were same time
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Ark.ns.. Law. Do No, Apply.

A case of general interest, bearing on the usury laws of this state. was de cided by Chancellor Elliott. Of Pine Bluff. last week. The case involved the loan of sl 300 by building associ- ation. which took real estate as secur- ity. Suit was brought by the associa- tioD for collection. and the plaintiff set up the plea that the association had practieed usury. The association being 8 Tennessee corporation, the court ruled that the contract held in Ten nessee, and not under the laws of Ar kansas
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Next Session Opens October sd.

Superintendent Frank E. Yates, oi the Deaf-Mute Institute. makes the fol lowing announcement: The next ses- sion of our school will begin on Wed. nesday. October Sd. It is important that pupils return on that date in order that no time be lost in organizing the classes Our quarters are so limited that we cannot receive so great a mum. Der of pupils as formerly, and we can. not hold room for late pupils
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Her Ttp of No assil.

\ determined woman from fhe wss. n tied Washington nat long ago for ths ps Dose q .ntefviewlng s member oi ths uA met ca a subject Of interest Co Der. S. a led. as it happened. Iuss at the tllus xAss the frauds the Cuban postal 8epartns.s were made puble. ard the usiorty q L. presidents advisers. absorbed a ednsess. inz the matter. bad gwen instructions tAl. theY were not Go bs disturbed
 ''So you refuse so take mr card Co ihs se retarYF asked the determ nsd .a9y a lss messenger
 l. would hs against ny orders. sha don't dare Co, replied tae messsnssr. pe littF
 The visitor turned aw1Y hgh du6s,ct baf 6 happy thought ceearre4 i3 hef aat sis rCtrace4 her steFs Here wy man, ~ sald. lusnuatiuE.y. here s % csnts Aes wHl you take mv card nf
 m pad bigger salary thar that e sssi ycur card out. madam. responded A' daEky, shaking he hea4-N ' Tr.burs
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
L..a comn,..,o..r.. Report.

State Land Commissioner Colquitt has made the following report for the second quarter. ending June 30, 1900: Fees tl.7s5.5o. swamp land sold, s7,244 acres, t4.i65.c5: internal inn provement land sold 5000 acres, sloo. saline land sold. 4.0O0 acres, forfeited land sold, G,ss437 acres. es,730.4s: forfeited land redeem ed, i4.TG69 g acres. sl.sl2sl; for fei;ed town and city lots sold. s7ss. @; forfeited land donated. 10, $50. g acres: forfeited land deeded to actual settlers, 6.s4s.s5 acres; total. 40.4s5.73 acres; total currency. sl0,520.67: total county scripreceived. ss.s4flT: city scrip, s5 90: refuncing certificates. s3.C00.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Prlsen.rs Celebrate.

The city prisoners in jail at Hot Springs enjoyed the Fourth in man ner unusual with lawbreakers- The jsiler. instead of taking the men to the rock pile to spend the day. lined them up and told them as it was Independ- ence Day they might go out and cele- brate, but that they must return in the evening and report for duty the fol. lowing day. Every man of them re- turned to the jail at night
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
shot and Killed by a Woman.

No: far from the little town of Fall con, in Columbia county, Lee Watson was shot and killed by Mrs James Henry. watson, ii is alleged by Mrs. Henry, attempted to assault her, when she grabbed dou ouble-barreled shotgun and emptied the conteuts into his body. Mrs Henry's husband was lying sick in an adjoining room when the killing occurred.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
BRIEF MENTION.

White county Populists have noni. hated full county ticket
 Dr. Johnson. of Lewiston. H.. will start an Angora goat farm near Rogers. Will Hatcher. A self-contessed high way robber, escaped from jail a, Fort smith.
 The state campaign will be opened al the Annieville annual picnic in Law renee county, July 18th. ] The ex-Copfederates of Marion coun- I Y will hold reunion al Huntsville on August eth to l2th. Little Rock ice dealers have raised the price of ice from 40 cents to 50 cents per hundred pounds
 Alex Goodwin. an old railroad man, was run down and probably fatally in- l iured by a train near Texarkana Harris Johnson. colored. is in jail at Lockesburg on the serious charge of assaulting year-old colored girl.
 Worry over family troubles led Alb Lewis, a farmer near Sloan Springs. to hang himself by a rope from joist in l his kitchen.
 Yaleria Vadrina. an aged Italian, was sentenced to 2l years in the peni- tentlary from Pulaski county for criln- i inal assault
 Charles Johnson. colored, while hunt ing pearls in Black river near Black l Rock, fell overheard and was drowned. Arkansas delegation to the Kansas i City convention was divided on the 1 vice presidency. Eleven voted for Ste venson and five for Towne. 4 competitive examination for a cadetship at Annapolis from the Fourth congressional district will be held in 1 Little Rock on Septemb Der 5th. An unknown tramp, in attempting to board a train at Portia, fell beneath the cars His head was severed from ] his body
 1 While trying to swim mule across the Saline river near Warren Charles Wesley. colored boy, was swept from the mules back and drowned ! Hon. J. C. Branner. former state i geologist, is making tour of North Arkansas gathering data to complete his report on the zinc fields of this state.
 The principal streets of Texarkana are being paved with brick and ma cadam. Many new residences are be- ing built, and the town is on general boom.
 E. T. Reaves, of Little Rock. has been appointed by Gov Jones a mem Der of the board of trustees of state charitable institutions, vice Judge Geo L. Basham, resigned.
 Citizens of Little Rock, in mass meet ing, protested against the council re- newing the street car franchise at this time. The present franchise does not expire for seven years.
 A 5-year-o old colored boy fell from the second story of a building at Pine Bluff. He struck on his face. but was only slightly injured
 The Bonnie Blue mining property, near Melville. Marion county, con sisting of 200 acres and owned by the Tegarden Bros, was sold last week for SIP ,0O0.
 G w. Gobel. Phillips county farm CT, is dead from the effects of drinking wood alcohol by mistake. Gobel had been to Helena and bought the alcohol for a lamp. and on his arrival at hons drank it, thinking 1t was whisky.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Attempted As.a..Ina,ion.

Jesse Roberts, a farmer living on the Ouachita river fifteen miles west of Hot Springs, was the victim of an at tempted assassination while riding along country road near his home Several shots were fired at him by un- known parties, two of which took ef- feet, while third shot struck the horse he was riding. Roberts injuries are considered dangerous
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Must Serve HisTfme.

The supreme court has decided the case of Harve Bruce. appealed from Pope county. Bruce was indicted for murder iu connection with the killing of two deputy marshals in the noun talns of Pope county, and was found guilty of manslaughter at the April term, 1899, and sentenced for 6 months. Bruce has been ou. on bail pending a final hearing of the case.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Republican League ,feets.

The annual convention of the Arkan. sas State League of Republican Clubs met in Little Rock with an attendance of over 800 delegates. Considera ble business was transacted looking to a thorough organization of the party for the coming campaign. Resolutions were passed endorsing McKinley's ad ninistration and the republican plat form.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
The PlR;forn.

l. The republican party of Arkan- sas advocates progress and develop ment in every line of improvement and every path of civilization. It looks to the betterment of all the people without distinction. It fos- ters economic policies calculated to relieve the working classes, supply labor. enhance wages, reduce the cost
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
To write a Eiistory.

Col. Ben T. DuVal, of Fort Smith, who has been identified with the his tory of Arkansas for over sixty years, is to write history of the pioneers of the state. Col. DuVal suggests that descendants ot pioneers furnish him with whatever information they may possess in order that the history may be made as complete as possible.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Charged Win Mardrr.

Dick Cooper, lineman in the em- ploy ct the telephone company at Corn ing, was arrested upon information from Missouri that he was wanted in that state for murder. Cooper claims he can establish his innocence.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Tr~asnrera Report.

The report of State Treasurer Thos F.. Little for the second quarter of 1906 shows the following balances: Cash, sSs2, ,s92. 96; county scrip. sl5. lls 92; city scrip, s60.7S; auditors certificates, s549. 50; Gov. Jones notes, sl0S, ,9I5 95. 3 per cent funding bonds, sl,iii, 800 3 per cent funding bond coupons, s1,. 000,350 Total. s2,614.3 .O6.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Fatally Stabbed.

At Cedarville, near Van Buren, Doel Canada was stabbed and instantly killed by John Russell during a fight The boys were ncighbors and barely oi age, and were apparently on good terms until they met in the road A younger brother of Canada was the only witness to the tragedy.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Horaa Thief Cantursd-

B. C. Turner. alias Martin, wanted at Texarkans on the charge of horse stealing, was captured last week a, Mena- Turner has been twice con- vieted in Texas of horse stealing. and has escaped from custody no less than half dozen times
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
7he PiI1khan1 Record

Is s proud and peerless record. h is . record d cure, of constant cos. guest over obstinate as Of women; ills that dea ouf despair; sufferisg fbaf many women fhisa Es w0sssan's natural her. fage; disorders and dis' placements that drive osa hope.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Ark.n... Product. for Germany.

The Texarkana handle factory last week shipped carload of its goods to Germany via Galveston This makes the second carload that has been shipped there by the firm Since the first carload was forwarded the company has received more foreign or ders than it can fill. and is making preparations to enlarge it's plant
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
What Cheer Rock

Near Providence, R. l.. is a rock in a cave that has an interesting tradi- ton associated with it. The story runs that Roger Williams, the founder of the Rhode Island colony. on his baRishment from Massachusetts. land. ed on this roci;. where the Indians nailed him with the words What eheer. Netop? (friendl. dl."-Defrait Free press-
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
I.ere.s. |. r.r.As. v.,.ss.

A; the state auditors ofsce abstract. Of the tax books of seve1ty-four out o the seveuty-dre counties in the state have been received The county yet t< report Is Cleveland On the returns re ceive6 it is shown that there is an in crease os e. ssl- -ssa in the taxable value ct real aud personal property over last years SEurex The following are tha years totals
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Accidentally Killed.

Jim Williams. eolored. accidentally killed himself near Ashdown- Will jams reached in the rack for his Win chester. and in some manner the weapon was discharged The bullet passing through his body. killing him instantly.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Saw mill Burned.

The sawmill portion of the Big Pine Lumber Company's plant at Boggy, near Texarkana, was destroyed by fire The mill was double one, having two saws under one shed. and was valued at sl0.o .ooO, with 6, 900 insurance.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Fatal Disease Among Cattle.

A disease which has been diagnosed tas dry murfain is raging among the cattle of Jefferson county. Owners of blooded cattle are much alarmed over the matter, as the disease has been most fatal among the latter class of stock
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Poll rares P.Id io PuI..ki County.

Eight thousand and 6fty-two persons in Pulaski county paid poll tax for is99. and are therefore entitled to vote in the elections this fall and next year. Of these. 6.l55 are white and l.s97 eolOred. or - per cent white and g per cent colored
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Not That Good.

Brown-I understand you told Wells that I am a first-class idiot.
 Jones-Nothing of tse kind, sir 1 1idn't say you were frst-class.-Tit- Rits
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Hurrying Through Work.

It is folly to hurry through work; for thereby we only make time for more work Indianapolis Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
Thinks IL is Not Smallpox.

An infectious disease. in some re spects resembling smallpox, is raging in Boone county. The disease is very mild and causes patients but little in. convenience. A prominent physician of Harrison gives it as his opinion that the disease is tropical one brought tc that section from Cuba by returning volunteers in the Spanish hAmericap war.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13
ARKANSAS STAIE MNS.
Federal Judge John A. Williams Passes Away Suddenly al
 Manitou, Colo.
HEnIs OF 1 wtEx saIsfY eHssnslEp

o1e Farmer ssesss Ansshsr in . o.a-rel Over the Pes.esssen of . Cov Ssa- kno- b<g-Qa.rrsi ses-e~n Boys Near Va. Bzrss Esds .. . Traxscy.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13

The new steel water tower at Rogers. with capacity of 10000 gallons has been completed.
The Forrest City times., 1900-07-13

Lydia E. Pinkhsm's yssstabls oompeaa