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Close of the Dunkard Meeting.

LINCOLN. Neb.. May 29.-The Dunkard
national convention concluded it's business
session this evening. The life insurance
question. involving a change in Dunkard
law so as TO permit member TO take out
policies was left to a committee to formu-
late a report which will be presented to
the annual meeting one year hence, when
the delegates will meet in eastern Penn
sylvania. The question of divorce did not
come up except informally. the sentiment
against any change in existing church law
being so pronounced as TO hardly warrant
even discussion.
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Richmond Notes.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, May 29.--John w.
Barnes. owner of one-half interest in the
Evening Item. has sold out TO his partner,
j. b. Gordon. A stock company Will be
formed, in which William Dudley Foulke
and Charles +. Crowder. now of the Mari
on Tribune. Will be associated with Mr..
Gordon as stockholders. The latter contin-
ues as editor and Mr.. Crowder becomes
business manager. : . . DR.. AdOlph Ger
Der. Of Earlham College, is now writing the
life of Prince Bismarck, which will include,
besides the numerous Incidents of his life,
a full text of his letters and speeches.
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Ycxterdsy's Temperatures.

G. T.. X.
Local Forecast Official.
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PEST IN LONDON SUBURB
SUPPOSED CASE OF THE PLAGUE
FOUND AT WILLESDEN.
Nearly Two Deaths at Hong
Kong i'm n Week-CardinaI Glib
bOns Advising Pope Leo.

LONDON, May 29.-At Willesden, a suburb
of London. a man supposed to be suffering
from the lightest form of bubonic plague
has been discovered. Persons with whom
he had come in contact were detained, but
now have been released. The patient is
still under observation.
Sir Henry Blake. Governor Of Hong-Kong.
reports TO the Colonial Office that during
the week ending May % Hong-Kong had
1S1 deaths from bubonic plague.
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LONG SHOTS AT ST. LOUIS
RACES WON BY sAysPAREIL. AT so
TO L, AND ZONNE, 10 To L.
Jockey s. ohnso So Badly Hurt that
He Wns Taken tn N ospita
Other Running Races.

ST. LOUIS. No. MAY 29.-At the far
grounds to-day Sanspareil IL, al 50 TO L.
won he second event from the heavily
played f%avorite. Helen Print. by a nose. ard
Zonne. at 40 to l. gallopcd over a good fell
IL the fourth. In the hurdle race. Zufallig
got a bad fall at the fourth hurdle. his
Jockey. Sam 5. Johnson. being 50 badly
Surt that he was taken 10 a hospital. Irish
Jewel and Bowen were the only winning
favOrites. Winners IN order: Ladas. . %
2. S~anspareil II. 30 10 I, Colonial Dame. .
70 2; Zonne. 20 TO 4; Bowen. I 20 5: Irish
IeNel n 70 :
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A Long shot Disqualified.

NEW YORK. May 2e.-The cold. rainy
weather had the effect OF keeping down the
attendance at Gravesend to-day. on =
muddy track five favorites end a strongly
backed second choice were first past tho
judges stand. In the last race Dactyl.
backed from 20 10 - 10 /. finished frst. brt
was disqualified for humping Ko-ane az re
last sixteenth pole. All Saints nnishec Sec
ond 10 Dactyl and was placed first By t-s
judges. while fioxane was placed second.
Winners in order. Five Nations. II 10 3:
Andronicus. Z 10 5. Meridian. 3 10 5: Janyo.
10 10, Margraviate. : 10 l. Dactyl. 10 10 l,
but disqualified FOL foul.
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Grand Temple of Rathbon sisters.

SPRINGFIELD. O.. May 29.-The Grand
Temple of Rathbone Sisters, who are meet
irg here in convention with the Grand
Lodge Knights of Pythias. held their final
session to-day and elected the following Of
ficers: Grand chief, Mrs. Meta Lee. of To-
ledo: grand senior. Mrs. Ella Leland. Of
Painesville. grand Junior. Mrs. Mabel Ellis.
of gainesville: grand manager. Mrs. Alice
Goodline, OF Cincinnati: mistress of records
and correspondence. Mrs. Ella Given. Of
Sidney; mistress of finance, Mrs. Carrie
Bergman. of Toledo; grand protector. Mrs.
Ruth Arnold, of Toledo; grand outer guard.
Mrs. Rebecca Syman. of Springfield. The
reXt meeting will depend upon where the
Pythian Grand Lodge meets.
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.League.-
american League

The first league championship games at
home for nearly three weeks will be played
to-day at Washington Park between IN
dianapolis and Louisville. The morning
game will be called at 10:S0 and the after
noon contest at 4 o'clock. Umpire Hornung
will probably ~ofiiciate in the series with
Louisville. Sutthoff or Alloway will pitch
this morning and Guese or Stimmel this
afternoon. Parker and weighing will prob
ably twirl for Louisville.
indianapolis enthusiasts are anxious TO
see Stimmel pitch again, as he is the only
pitcher in the league who has a clean rec
ord up to date. He has won seven games
and lost none. The two men most talked
about in the cities visited by indianapolis
on the last trip were Bey and Fox, as they
won the reputation of being the fastest
men in the league. 1t is worth the price
of admission 10 a game to witness these
two runners cover the distance from the
batter's box 10 first base. They have been
successful in safe hitting and also in bunt-
inS and beating out scratch infield hits
through their ability TO reach first base so
rapidly.
Manager Watkins believes that Louis
vile will be one Of the strongest PROPOSE
tons Indianapolis will have TO contend
with to win the championship this season.
When the championship season opened at
Louisville Wilmots men had not practiced
in a game, and indianapolis won three
out of four. Louisville then went on a trip
and won sixteen games and lost nine, a
very good record for the first trip for a
team that had not rounded into condition
when the season first opened. Both games
to-day promise to be very interesting, as
the Hoosiers desire TO remain at the top
and WilmOts men are now striving TO
reach the top rung of the ladder. Louis
Vile Will also be here tomorrow and Sat
urday. Indianapolis goes to Columbus on
Sunday for four games and will then re-
turn home TO meet the northern division
clubs.
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WASHINGTON, May 29.-Secretary Root
has decided that all of the second lieuten-
ants of cavalry. who were such on Feb.
2 last. and all the second lieutenants of
infantry. who were such at the date of the
organization of the volunteer army in 1899
shall be at once promoted 10 the rank of
first lieutenants.
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The bonds of Thomas r.. Legge, as post
master at Moral, Shelby county, and of
Benjamin L. Warman, at Muddy Fork.
Clark county. were approved and COM
missions issued to-day.
George s. Fowler. of Fort Wayne, is reg
istered at the Raleigh.
Among the graduates of Columbian Uni
Versity on whom the degree of bachelor Of
laws was conferred to-day was William
Hardin Davies. Of Indiana.
Among recent appointments as observers
i'm the Weather Bureau service is Elgie NJ.
Keyser. OF Fort Wayne. to be stationed at
Springfield. Ill
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Covert Issues n Challenge.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind., May 29.-Harry
Covert. the middle weight whose ght with
Dan Creedon. at the Dallas, was prevent
ed by Governor Sayres. is in the city and
has issued a challenge to any middle
weight in Indiana TO fight for any number
o. rounds at any place where a club can
successfully conduct the fight.
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VIEW YORK. May -9.-The session of the
Council % Ministers OF the general COT =
vention Of the New Jerusalem Chureh was
continued here to-day. The most important
question up Tor consideration was the re-
port Of the committee on Uniform Creed -
of which Rev. l.. +. Mercer. of Chicago, is
chairman. This report does not make any
radical changes in the faith. but recon-
mends the use OF the church creed for wOr-
ship for each and every society" in the
saiJl- The report was referred to the com
fnittec on liturgy revision.
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RELIGIOUS BODIES.
United Presbyterians adjourn to
Meet in Allegheny Next Year.

DIES MONIES. Ia. May 29.-The United
Presbyterian Genera; Assembly completed
its work at noon to-day and adjourned to
meet at AlIeghepF. Pa. ia 1902. The COM
mittoe appointed to make a revision OF the
membership covenant of the church Is COM
posed of Rev j. T. McCreery. of Pittsburg;
Rev. +. 8. McKitrick. of Los Angeles; Rev.
r.. II. Hanna. OF Chicago; Rev. J. G. Ken
nedv. of Ohio. and Rev C.. ;. Cleland. of
Phils6elphia. Appropriations We're made as
follows: Foreign missions. 1929: home
missions. SiO0.550: fTeedman's aid. $4,000;
church extension. $4,000; educational work,
$500. educational for colleges and semi
naries. $500. ministerial relief, $4,000; pub
licatiCn. Si3.fDO.
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The Kaiser Reviews His Guards.

BERLIN, May 29.-Emperor William, at
the annual review. to-day. of the brigade OF
guards. on the Tempelhof field, put the
troops through a series Of movements.
Then. at the head of the color company, he
led the brigade through the city. His Males
ty was accompanied by a brilliant entour-
age. including General Bonnal and the 9TH
er French officers here. subsequently the
Emperor lunched with the officers.
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that were planned for tonight, on account
Of the cod and rainy weather of the past
few days. The rain prevented the riders
from training, and ii was thought it would
be too cold tonight for the races. Tho
programme will be carried out next Thurs
day night, June 6, and a number of pro-
tessional and amateur riders now In Cleve-
land. Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago and
Terrs Haute Will arrive here in time to
enter the various events.
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woman'S Suffrage Association.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May 29.-The Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation opened its t~hirty-third annual con-
ventiOn I'm this city to-day. The conven-
ton Is dignificd by the presence OF Miss
Susan b. Anthony. the venerable honor
airy president OF the association. AZ an
executive meeting yesterday IL was decided
TO have business sessions in Ruffalo Sept.
3 and 10
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Casualties i'm south AfrIcu.

LONDON, May ~29.-Casualty lists issued
by the War Office tonight give AZ British
killed and l01 wounded. The majority OF
these casualties occurred from MAY 80 TO
May %. and between Bethel and Standerton,
in eastern Transvaal, where General Blood
has been ODerating.
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Results Mt hawthorne.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Jiminez. Dixona and
Fancy wood. all Derby candidates. were
beaten by Silurian i'm the feature event at
Hawthorne to-day. Winners in order:
Charley Moore. . TO ,. B~icnnenWOrth. 2 20
/; Moses, u 10 1: SiluTian. 5 60 l.. Espion-
age. , to /: Evening Star. 6 10 !.
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Fair and Warmer for Members of
the Grand Army and Others.

WASHINGTON, May 2e.-Forecast for
Thursday:
For Ohio-Fair on Thursday. with warm
er in southwest portion. Friday fair, ex-
cept rain and cooler in southwest portion;
light aorthwesterly winds, becoming varia-
BILE.
For Enthusiastically fair on Thursday,
except showers in extereme southern por-
ton. Friday probably showers; fresh
rortheasterly winds.
Tor Indiana-Fair and warmer on Thurs
Gay. Friday fair in northern, showers and
cooler in southern portion; northeasterly
winds.
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Maine Disaster Claims.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Fifteen claims
were filed to-day with the Spanish claims
commission on behalf of survivors of the
Maine disaster and the families of victims.
The aggregate of damages asked is s27O, 900.
the sum for injuries to each of three sur
vivors being placed at $4,000, and that for
each of twelve families of those who per-
iShed at 81. COO
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Southern Association.

Shreveport, 3; Nashville. I.
Little Rock. 4; Chattanooga, g..
Memphis, Z; Selma, 5.
New Orleans. Is, Birmingham, 5.
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GRAFT WINS MATCH GAME.
He Defeats webb jay at the City
Club Alleys.

In the match game last night on the City
Club alleys between Lee Graft and Webb
jay the former won. Jay made twelve
more pins than his opponent, but lost six
games. The result is:
Graff-2o7. lS6. lis. 1S5. 191, 175, Us. 1876.
Total. lab.
Jay-l7S. l6O, 175. pa. l75. $50. 2O7. 19l.
Total, 1.455.
Jay made twelve splits and six errors.
Graft made six splits and six errors.
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Reformed Presbyterians.

PITTSBURG. May 29.-The General Synod
of the Reformed Presbyterian Church OF
America began its sessions in the Eighth
street Church this afternoon. with over 200
delegates present. Every section Of the
United States and Canada is represented.
Rev. DIR. ID. G. Martin. of P~ittsburg, was
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One Long shot Won.

CINCINNATI. May 9.-Three favorites.
two second choices and a long shot won az
Newport to-day. Weather pleasant; track
slow. Winners In order: Nicou. ; 20 ?: Cor
tails. ID 10 /. Tom Crahb. 3 20 I. Ethciin. 2
10 ?: St. Hera. , 10 3; Frances Reese. even.
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FIGHTING FOR THE LEAD
INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUISVILLE PLAY
TWO GAMES TODAY.
WiImot's CoIOnels Are Striving to
Reach the Top-Best Will
BE Used i'm Both Games.
Yesterday Results and Attendance

American League
Philadelphia, S.: Milwaukee, 4........... 800
Chicago, Z; Baltimore, 4.................. loco
Rain or wet grounds at all other places in
American or National League circuits. No
games scheduled in Western Association.
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CHICAGO. May 29.-Howell pitched a
clever game for Baltimore to-day and the
visitors outbatted Chicago two to one, but
rank errors allowed the local team TO pile
up run after run and win easily. Score:
r II r
Chicago ........0 0 / 0 / - 8 2
Baltimore 80 0 1 . , o 0 / O. u 6
Batteries-Katol and Sugden; Howell and
Robinson.
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Oakland win
ners: Almoner, Position. b.. c. Green. Rel
dar. McAlbert. Prestidigitator.
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The Business Mems Driving Club races
arranged for this afternoon have been
postponed until tomorrow on account OF
the heavy track.
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"Three 4" &

At Rock Island, ILL., r II +
Rock Island. IA 0 ? 0 0 0 ] IS s
Cedar Rapids..1 0 , = o 0 0 0 Go 3 .
Batteries-Malone and Tate; Gibson and
Weaver.
At Bloomington, ILL., r H T.
bloomington 80 OOOOOOoOOO-O Z Q
Decatur ............0 o. O00000O25 p Z
Batteries-Beedles and Belt; Dorner and
Rollins.
At Evansville r III Z
Terre Haute...0 8 3 0 8 O-15 Ia
Evansville 80 0 0 0 0 , 0 l o. 10 1
Batteries-Cochran. Pauldin and Roth;
Swain and Starnagle.
At Rockford, ILL., Ri
Rockford .......0 | 0 5 0 0 O 0 Is Z c
davenport ......1 0 0 o / 0 0 0 10 S 4
Batteries-Fisher and Hanford; Carri-
veau, Evers and Mahan.
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SALARIES OF POsTMAsTERs.
Annual Readjustnicnt for Indiana
Omces-ApprovaI OF Bonds.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-Salarfes of In
diana postmasters will be changed after
July l as follows:
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Bar. Their. Ri. Wind Weather. Pre-.
Z a. m. .@.0 IS 30 North. Clear. DOL
Z p m--2S1 s. 81 North. Pt. crdy. GOO
Maximum temperature. 81; minimum tenn
perature. A.
Following is a comparative statement OF
temperature and precipitation for May -:
Temp. Pre-.
~RfAN@t % N.if
Mean SO col
Departure from normal .......... Ia -0I3
departure sine May / ........... 81 -1.50
Departure since Jan. 1 ...........-343 -4S7
G.. l.. X. WAPPENHANS.
In.al EnracnEf nfaninI
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erected moderator by acclamation. sue
ceeding the Rev. DR.. +. NJ. Foster, Of New
York.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE Games

At Extraordinarily of Chicago, 9
University Of Iowa. 3.
AT Cambridge-Harvard, 3: Brown, L.
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The management of Newly Oval decided
yesterday to postpone the bicycle races
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
Death of Dr.. Paul Bishop.

The friends of Dr. Paul Bishap. of shom he had many in this community will be paIned to learn of his untimely ieath, which occurred at the residence
 fl Mir. Lol Ellis, in L'Anguille town ship. last Saturday morning. at II o'clock, of pneumonia. Dr. Rush and he family and friends did everything in their power for the sick man, but tine angel of death won the battle. and he passed away quietly. The remains were brought to this city Sunday after n non, in charge of Assessor Ge )rge M Rowland, and shipped to relatives ill A Ia bama, where they were intered.
 Dr. Bishop was genial friend, q most popular and successful physician. and had large practice III he neigh borhood in which he resided
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
Card to the Public.

Having purchased the interests oi my late partner in the grocery busi- ness. take this method 10 extend 10 all old customers my sincere thanks for past favurs, and solicit a Co1tnu- auce of the same, promising lhe very best goods for the money that can br lad III the markets, My stock is the freshest largest and must complete of any in town, and l am making every effort to give the citZens of Forrest CIly q service and grocery convenience second to none in The city. Telephone your orders and they will have pr0ml and careful attention.
 Phone No. sl. Free delivery to any part of the city. l invite yuur trade. Again thanking you tor your consider ation. l am
 Yours for Groceries.
 FRIED c. NEELY.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
A Few Coo q Reaso IS.

Why Dr. Rankins' Kidney Tablets are the best and most popular Kidney Kennedy of tie prrsOnt time. In the hTst place. they are prepared in tablet m, thus rendering them convenient tn carry about iu the packet and not nrcessitatiug return home in order 10 take q d1se. besides in this form the medicine Is far more concentrated. one tablet containing the virtue of many spcOnfuiS of liquld mixtures. Again. Dr. Rankins Kidney Tablets will never spoil with age and are always effective. enabling the manufacturers to guarantee, absolutely. every buX
 Dr Rankin was. for many years. the leading specialist of the world on kid nev diseases. A graduate Of both Heidelberg and Paris. and the discoy. erer of the famous cure for Bright < disease now known to all as Dr. Ran kins kidney Tablets. They cure with out fail the following. viz: Bright's Disease. Diabetes, Gravel. IncOnteu- ence of Urine. Catarrh of Bladder
 The tablets are sure remedy for Backache, Lumbaeo. Rheumatism Torpid Liver, Urinal Troubles. They are splendid blood purifier and system cleaner. By mail post paid, 5O" per box Address Rankin Drug Co Brown Bros Bldg. South Clinton S'., Chicago. IL. Sold by Webb X Sanders, Druggists. Forrest City. Ak.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
Mid Winter Carnival.

Ihe Mid Winter Carnival which takes place in Memphis during the week oi January 7th to l2th, 1901, will be one of the most interesting and unique eX- hibitions ever given. It wi be under the auspices of the Mississippi Valley Poultry Association and will present many novel features. The Carnival will be he'd in a large building having floor space ot 5000 square feet, well lighted and heated.
 I here will be large Merchants Display in tastefully decorated o hs. also exhibits of plullrv, Dogs, Cats. Pigeons. Belgian flares. Pet Stock and Water Fowls. The Southern Poultry Association will hold its annual meet ing there during the eek: as will also the Southcru SNiue Breeders assocla- tiAn.
 One ef the novel features will be da ls sl airing mrtcheS with mnffS. by Pit Game Cocks, and while entirely bloodeSS will be none the less inter sting to th. spsctttnr.
 A big Vaudeville Show will be con ductrd in the Scotch Village. where all the good things to eat will be served to the hungry.
 The Dng Show alone will be worth the price of admission. 25c Over 800 of Amtrica'S best dogs will be there. among them being ;he &l0 900 Fox Ter rier. Norfolk Nirtorinus." who comes all the way from Toronto. Canada. tc contest for the blue ribbon of the South.
 The Cat show will be an eye opener. and Sl GOO eats will be plentiful. Al kinds will te there. from he fluffy An goras to the boh tailed Maux.
 Ike Belgian Hare, which has sprung so suddenly luto popular favor. will he there ln large fore. and the putlic will bp surprised ta find rabbits quoted at from Sl0 t0 s5l0 each.
 The door receipts nf tn" opening day ! will be donated tn the Forrest Monti. ment Fund. which k uur of II q many seasons fnr large attendance.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04

NOTICE I> HE EBN GIVEN THAT TIit. un&er~iWrei >htrlr and rN-ullicio cnl cctrr ot the Revenue uf St. Francis cuttutN. >tlt,. of ArknnSsS, Wlil attend ia person oi hY dep uiN al tine tutluw nag times and pi8ct~ for ~" pun pose oi collecting the state and county revenue oi said county for thc year lejl. tD- Wit:
 Madison township. Forrest Citv. January khek!sh township, Ashworth'~ store. Jan uurs ..
 L'AngHiiie township. Ellis Gin. January ]. V hentltN t"wnrhip. Nhca7iey iau'arN :. Goodwin toWnship. Goodwin. Jauuary s. Prairie township. Palestine. JauuarV 2. Franks township. BonaIr, .lauuprY lu. Teiicp township C-lt. January l2. Grlggs township. Nitcucr. January Y Johnson township. ManicY's Gia. January r..
 Anda Forrest Citv.Eourt Iionse. from Jaa- uarA l6 tn April To- iaal
 Ali persons are requested 10 bring their last years tax receipts when they come iu paA taxes. that mistakes may hc NVoided.
 W. F. WILLIAMS
 sherin and Collector ut St. Francis Co. December |, IgN
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-04
Guardlan's Sale of Land

NOTICE K hereby gwen. that hy virtue of N an order Of the Probate Court of St. Francis County. Arkal,sHS. mad e and entered oH the ii GHy Of December. t90G |. ". F. fctt. as guardian for ]. B Moore. Mary l.. Moore and susan C. Moore IHinors. wIlfuu
 MONDAY, JANUAEY I llUl. nt the courthouse door. in the town of Forrest tliN. Sf. Fianois toHutN. NrkansqS sell tu the highest and best bidder. on i credit uI ten tlW months from day of sale. the foil, wias, lauds, helunglSg to Said minors. to-Wit:
 Lot No. Two t94 in lh- snut4 4Ne$t utidrtcr tSW i-it of section t.ighteeu. 0S.l iu rowu<hiu Six t6l north and m Range Two t!i east. coii- NiutnE turjN-nnc t4U acres Horc Or less.
 Said sale ls uadr tn pat tur thr etiucAI inu and maintenance of sHid minors. Purchasers will .. required To give note with appruvtu personal security. and q lien will he retained on the lauiS for The nurchuSc money.
 Gwen under my haud lis l4ih day ut De ccmher i1ll.