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New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
INTERNATIONAL SHOOT.

The rifle shooting tournament OF the National
Rife Association OF America and the New-Jersey
State Rifle Association which is to be held Sea
Ciirt, y. j.. September. will be international
In character, as fully half dozen teams OF rifle
experts from foreign countries vill take part In It.
There will be a special match between teams rep
resentlng the Ulster Rife Association Of Belfast.
ireland, and the New-Jersey Rife Association. In
this match the Americans will probably shoot with
the United States Army rife .30-calihre. TO
meet the objection of the Irishmen to the .45borc
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
MADDEN ACCEPTS KEyNEDYs OFFER

Billy Madden. the manager OF Gus Rubin.
has accepted an offer made through Jim Ken
nedy to have his protege meet Jim JefYres before
a San Francisco athletic club In July. The terms
offered Go per OF the gross receipts and 300
for expenses. The manager Of Terry McGovern
has announced that McCiovern will not fight Frank
Erne. the lightweight champion. in San Francisco,
as was expected. McGovern is now on the Pacifc
Coast getting into shape for his coming bouts with
Oscar Gardner and Joe Bernstein.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

Cincinnati April 2o.-Though the thermometer
almost down to freezing the Cincinnati and Pitts
burg teams opened the season here to-day before
about three thousand persons Owing to the
weather, the street parade was cut out and Mayor
Fleishman did waste his time with speech at
the park The game far above expectations
considering the weather. The local team played
brilliantly until the sixth inning when Pittsburg
made three triples which. together with a couple
OF errors, netted them four runs enough to win
the game. Until that time Cincinnati held lead
OF two In the opening inning four consecutive hits
were made before a retired, yet only one
run was scored Both Hahn and Lever ef-
fective. The score:
r. H. z.
Cincinnati .............1 o % 8 4
Pittsburg o o o
Rat hn nd
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

London April 20.-The great football match at
Crystal Palace for the possession OF the Associa
tton Cup. between the Sheffield United and the Tot
tenham Hotspurs. took place to-day. One hundred
thousand is a moderate estimate OF the number OF
spectators who witnessed the game, For their re-
freshment 80 cattle 30 sheep coo fowls 2 400 pounds
of potatoes. lGCo0 pork pies and less substantial
articles sufficient for army corps were provided.
furn
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ST. LOUIS. IL: CHICAGO

ST. Louis, April 2o-Despite the chilly weather
a good crowd attended the second game of the
season here to-day. Out Of ten base hits and two
home runs ST. Louis scored eleven runs thus re-
deeming the defeat of the opening game The yis-
itors made fifteen hits and home run Their
errors were costly. Attendance, $500 Score:
St Louis ..............2 o / XII ii o
Chicago ..-.......--...0 o o o o z
Batteres-Jones and Nichols; Hughes and Killing
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TAYLOR DEFEATS VARDON.

London. April 2o.-H. Vardon met j. H. Taylor
the open champion, the links at Waton-on-
Thames this afternoon The course consists q,
nine holes. At the end Of the first round the pIav
were even but TAYLOR completed the eightee 81
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

London. April 20-At the second days racing at
Derby to-day the Derbyshire Plate. high weight
handicap. of $50 sovereigrs, at about mile and a
half, was by T. r. Dewar's Lord Provost,
Johnnie Ref having the mount.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
COLE.
RAIN SOAKED LINKS NO BAR TO PLAY AT
WESTCHESTER AND BAY RIDGE
PRINCETON MATCH POSTPONED

Golfers obliged to abandon good many well
laid plans yesterday. owing to the storm. Tourna-
ments that had been arranged than a
dozen local links postponed for favorable
weather. At the Richmond County Country Club
several members OF the Princeton team on
hand for their match with the home team. but only
pair had the courage to go out. Otis L. Will
Jams. Of Richmond County, and Douglas Bonner,
OF Princeton, braved the worst of the Storm and
Bonner won by up
At the Westchester Golf Club an effort was
made to complete the first monthly handicap and
eight amphibious golfers, soaked to the skin, went
the course. The contest held under the
Bogna-Wylde system, which is being strongly adj
vocated for metropolitan matches this season. The
scores follow:
r. l. Redheld beat e. Il. Foley. up and q to play
G. Fox Tiffany beat r. p Lydon. and to play; D.
Smyth beat J. J. Deane. up and to play: Alexander
Stevens beat r. A Monks up and 10 play. The fol-
lowing drew byes-W. A. Burke John G Graham. W:
Ansley A. w Cragie. T c. Ennever, r. Hickox, +. s.
keeler Alexander Monat, NJ. II. Palmer. F. B. Wesson
J. T. Van Loan J. Il. Bryce A. D. Compton.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
CRICKET NEWS.

J. X Caesar late Of the professional staff OF the
Germantown Cricket Club of Philadelphia has
been engaged by the Manhattan Cricket Club of
Brooklyn. and has already entered his duties
at Prospect Park. The ground there is rapidly
assuming the condition IN which it is kept during
the and everything will be In readiness for
the opening of the Manhattan's season. which will
take place Saturday
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
LEWIS DESERTS LEAGUE.

Boston, April 20-"Ted"- Lewis, the pitcher q
the Boston League team has deserted that clu
and signed with the American team of this city
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

A cricket team Of South African residents will
play long series Of games in England this
son. and they should add the interest taken in
the county championship contest The English
counties will be represented by much the same
last year. 1t thought at one time
that Mddlesex would lose 3. F. Warner, but the
old Rugby captain has changed for the time
least. his intention OF practising law in South
Africa. Yorkshire has all OF its champion team to
rely upon. Hampshire will suffer from the absence
OF its military contingent for Major Poore Colonel
Spen, Major Heseltine and Captain Bradford are
all in South Africa while Captain Quinton has
gone to India. Lancashire loses Briggs, who is so
III that he s not expected to play in first class
cricket again.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

hole with up. Vardon's putting up to his |
usual form. He made difficult holes but missed /
several easier ones Taylor's approaches and put
ting excellent.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
YALE DEFEATS ORFORn

South Manchester Conn. April ao-rhe Yale
golf team by superior driving and general all round
playing succeeded In defeating the Oxford cub this
afternoon by score Of 35 to :. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
UTICA, 5; ROCHESTER p

Utica. N. T.. April E-rhe exhibition game here
to-day. between the Utica State League team and
the Rochester Eastern LEAGUE team was called In
the latter half OF the NTH inning when the srorc
stood to In favor Of Utica
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Start fair. Won driving by neck; length between
eeoond third.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-ods; handicap, $500
added One mile and seventy yards.
G. b Morrie's b.. c. Pupil. Sir Modred
School Girl. 4 116 rb. .-tPKgottD 15-5 3-5
r. h Mccarrens ch King Bramble
". c. DAYS b. C. Magic Light = "a 49,.
(Esrennan)3 3 81 IS
Queen Carnival. Q. shaw Q 81 s-s
Time-l:49.
start good Won in drive By a nose: two lengths
between second third.
FOURTH RAcE-For three-year-olds: $1,000 added.
About furlongs.
MI. r. Brsdley's br. Robert Waddell
by Alo.a-Nireie. 1oS d. .UAndry) 81 Ii
J. n +. 7. keenes ch. &. Outander
III ...:...:-........ Henry So 30
p. H. sullivan's b. c. Sadie s.. AZ.
~ Day) al Ii
All Green. ll5 tBullnan) 0 ID DO
IN Shot, lo6 SHAW 2o-1 t-1
Ttme-l.2SB.
Start good Won driving by half a length a length
and q half between second third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-ods: selling; &4oo added.
-Four and haif furlongs.
oneck Stables ch Optional by Albert
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season next Saturday. at Bayonne. with game
between teams captained by J. Forbes and Archie
Gum. The recently organized Chadwick Club will
play their opening game the same day, when
teams under the lead OF j. Walsh and j. Gala CHER
will strive for supremacy.
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three -year-olds; selling; about seven
,ar-old maidens; five furlongs.
THE WINNERS AT NEWPORT.

Cincinnati, April 2o.-Three favorites and three
outsiders won at Newport to-day. The weather
was cold and the track heavy The starting barrier
broke in the second race and hit Judge Fowler in
Inc eye, causing painful injury. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs
McManus 90 &C. Murphy. to Observation-Disclosures.
St sidney, 70 (Baptste), TO
Mazetta 80 Cosswel) to 3
Tme-1 22ta.
Lavitess. American Pride. Val Martin Kings Pet.
Tangible and Hija also
SECOND RACE-One mile selling.
Birdie May. 1861 OBloss to
Divertisement 10 Meidlng). to 5.......-.---...
Banquo H. III Houck). to 2.---............-... j
Time-1:53
Jueoma. Blenheim. Pooriands. Little Reggie Col
gate also
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs.
Warehouse. Oyashngton) to 2................ l
Insurrection 107 (Bloss), 5..................
srathbroeck. 1oT oCogswelD. to
Time-1:22
Pirate Of Penzance Edna and Tortugas also
FOURTH RACE-One-haIf mile
Pirate Girl, 104 UI Wilson,. 1................
Follow 1882 lBossl. TO 10 Observation-Disclosures.
Paul Bart. 105 tMcC1usky) to o1.................
Time-o:S2
Lady Alza, Rose of Red and The Rounder also
FIFTH RACE-seven furiongs
DR.. Black. 1o4 QDonovan). TO 5...................
forbush lo4 tHothersalD to
w @. Welch ia (CogswelD, 30 TO 1.............. 3
Time-1 :S5N
Lawton. Myrian C. and Soudana also
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling
Sara Camp 1o2 C3ermanD. 5.................... I
Virginia T. JOG Forehand) 10 l...................
Prince OF Song. 1l2 (Bloss) 10 Observation-Disclosures. 8
Tme-1 22H.
Sister Sude. Old Phil and ran
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half dozen players were out at the Marine and
Field Club links, at Bath Beach, where the wind
blew almost hurricane, driving the rain in sheets
across the green's. A D. Seaver made the lowest
of SO, helped out by a liberal handicap OF
%. The results in this competition
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

The Prospect Park Cricket Association will meet
tomorrow night at the home of H. o. Scale. when
II IS expected that constitution and bylaws will
be adopted and officers elected for the ensuing
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
Biepnrles.

DICYCI.ES.-5O secondhand and Wolff Americans.
% Tribunes Crescents Hartford Victory and other
tires 81 eS up. WOOSTER. e44 sth-ave. 56th-st
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BASEBALL.
PITTsBURG AND ST. LOUIS WIN THE ONLY
LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

ST. Louis, IL: Chicago, 9.
Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati, 2.
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f. Il. Minden, tr.'s. b. H. Blueaway. by
Getaway-Bue Maid. yrs, ll3 10.

fair. by lengths: lengths
second and third.
SECOND RAcE-For twoyear-olds; selling: $500 added
Five furlongs.
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ENTRIES AT AoUEDUCr MONDAY
The following the Aqueduct entries for Mon
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weights; four and

race-For four-year-olds and upward; and
q half furiongs.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

Start Won by a length: a head between Sc
SIXTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward hand-
cap; $500 added. Five and half furlongs
@. y. Morriss ch. T. Janice, by Midlothian
-Rosette u. paly) g. Ii
Eui 4 HRrra cr Isa q Ia
New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

Start good Won driving by a head; two lengths b.
twen second third.
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Third race-For three-year-olds and upward about

Fourth race-Handicap; for thrce-year-olds and up
furonHx
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-10-11
Neurological.

Died in this city. Tuesdpv. Oct. ,
1901, Mary Greenwood. aged 90 years.
Mary Greenwood was born in Frank
lin. Va, in 1884. In 1854 she was sold
and carried to Aberdeen. Miss. In
1910 she was married to Geo Ford
Terrell, who was separated from her
in 1850. In 1861 she was married TO
James Greenwood. The same year
she professed religion and joined the
n. f church at Aberdeen. where she
remained until 1886, when she re-
moved TO Forrest City.
She joined kinett Chapel VI. r.
church IN 1851. and has proven a faith
ful member. She has filed the office
of class leader for the young people.
treasurer of the missionary committee.
president OF the spiritual department
OF the Epworth League and Was a
member OF the Stewards board.
She was the mother Of ten children,
but all save two have preceded her 10
the spirit land. She patiently bore
her painful illness. and died in the full!
triumph OF a Christian faith. -.
Aunt Mary VAS one OF the
good. Oldtim darsies whom everybody
loved because of her kind and gentle
disposition. She WAS one of the old
black mammies who are fast passing
away. and whose places can never be
filed in the homes of Southern fami-
lies Aunt Mary had been servant
in the home of Sir. and MIS- John VI
Prewett for the past seven years. and
her demise will b. source Of sorrow
aud distress in The prewett household.
THE TINES offers sympathy TO those
who grIeye. whether they be white or
black,
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NeelPro@tor.

News reached this city Wednesday
Of the marriage et DR.. Malcolm Mel
TO Miss Minnie Proctor, Monday even.
ing October :, 1901. in tie minister ;
study AZ The First Presbyterian church
u Nashville, Tennessee.
The glad intelligence came in TIE
nature Of a genuine surprise TO tie
young mans home folks and numerous
friends IN this city, none OF whom had
ever dreamed Of him in connection
with affairs matrimonial, at leas. IN.
Ii be had finished at school but since
is happened, we're all glad that Nike
has sought and won ms hearts idc!
thus early May the love which makes
tie hearts Of this youthful twain buoy.
ant and hopeful In the realization Il
their touaest dreams Of devotion. Get.
ilnue 70 b.rn brighter and brighter. as
they tread life's tTeachero8s paths. Al &
may they dnd true and lasting happ
ness in the Accomplishment oI all their
earthly desires d.! ambitions.
IHE TINES Is joined BY legion Al
Dr.. Nee.'s friends in this city aud com.
muni.y in extending hearty cangratu-
Iat.ons and best wishes for feliei,ous
domestic relations and happy honey,
moon.
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The court appropriated 500 90 for
so iron bridge at Madison.
There being no further business, the
court adjourned.
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JUDGE TAYLOR PRESIDING.

The annual meeting of the Quorum
Court was held SATURDAY. at the court
house. with County Judge George L.
TAYLOR presiding. and Clerk I. {. Mer-
win taking notes. Seventeen mem
bers Of the court we're present. viz:
". B. Mel.aren. l.. G.. Lsudon, J. J.
Ables. r. B. Campbell. II c. Smith. ".
;. Nugeut. J. J. Wood. Hugh Coffey, F.
VI. Pipkin. Alfred Ashsorth, IL. L.
Owen, J. W. Hall, VS.. Thomas, Wal
ter German. J. B. Sanders, NJ. 5. Hill
'SQuires ]. y. Sanders. " 5. Thomas
and L. G. Lsndon we're appointed 4
committee TO examine the judges re-
port and recommend its approval or
rejection by the court, which resulted
in the recommendation OF this dOeu-
mene for approval.
There was some discussion. however.
in regard to the levy for roads and
bridges which the report Of the judge
recommended be raised from ,: 10
t..ill5, an a yste being taken II Vas
TIE sense of the court that this pas.
sage of the report Be striekea 90, and
the levy for roads and bridges be left
as it vas al q mills. There was some
animated discussion al this iuuc;uTe.
the court being about equally divided
on the question. When the wrapgle
was at its height. and it seemed as
though every minute would be the
next, motion to reconsider the vote
vas introduced aud sustained.
The question being put the second
time. the count stood g 10 5 in favor c.
the S-mill proposition for roads and
bridges. as recommended By Judge
Taylor.
Following is the table or taxation As
fixed By the court:
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COLLECTOR 5 NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given. :hat the under
~ slgnei Collector of Levee Taxes tor the
~. Frances Levee District OF 81. Francls
county. levied by law for the purpose OF
building AMI maintaining levees in the -
francis Leyee lais1rict, Will attend in person
or by deputy, al the following times aud
places. Tor the purpose Of collecting said rev
euue for he wear IndI:
NiGeuer. OctoDer n II 80 h.
Madison. October Fist ana y. !.
E4rTt.t city. October 81 10 3iSt
Penalty viii be attached - All taxes not
paid or or before October 81. ls'Jt.
JOHN ". HALL.
Collector 81 IeVee Taxes ton tive =. Francis
Levee Distinct OF -. Francis County.
49, ArkanSas
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OTHER LOCALS.

LOUIS Ro!lgage returned last FRIDAY
IRON summer visit 70 - Louis ard
Cincinnati The young uau's sojourn
II the north was one ot the hsppiest
experiences az his life and he appear ;
TO Dc greatly improved in.health.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is rot mere
st3mul2ut 10 tired nature. L afforcs
tne siouac2. COMPLETE and absolute res
t. digsstlng the food yol eat. You DO
1t have II diet but Can enjoy al n :
good .aod xou Hsni k0d0l Dyspe2sia
core instantly relieves that distressing
ireans after eating. giving y0u new
HE and ylg0r. sud By J. II. Dana-
want
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WHAT ONE EATS

should be the best the world can
furnish. Our stock OF food prod.
ue.s Is an all,round exhibition OF
prize winners. In quality, variety
and pleasant prices we claim ev.
erything. Avoid cheap canned
goods, poor fruits and vegetables
badly put up. Make good diges,
ton wait on appetite and order
your groceries from US. You can't
be mistaken here.
W. I. SANDERS,
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The following appropriations for ;hs
maintenance of our courts aud public
Institutions were made:
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Stepped Into Live Goals.

ben a ca5.G ! burned Fly foot tort s..
h.g,' writes - Il Esds. of JonesYl..e.
Va. which caused tgjchttul leg sorsS
f9r thirty years; but Backiea : Arnic4
Save wholly cured ne after exery,h5ry
else failed" Infailib.e for burns. scald,.
e1is, sores, bruises and piles. Oaly a5c.s
:. y u. D-aavant's dEaEstore.
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JustO1e Bottle.

Scammon. Kan. Nov. 70. 1000.
Pepsin Syrup Co. Monticello. IL.
siF>-Aboui three months ago | had &C.
easiu, % uSe something for constipation
0ae bottle OF DR.. Caldeeli's Syrup Pepsin
was al | have been doing business
with your 6ru o2er year aud find il ike
your medicine. profitable and Pleasant.
PHI. l.. kEkYFE.
Editor ScammOn Miner.
Sod by J. II. Dunsyant.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
In the 81. Francis Chancery Court.
/. 4. Fitzpa,rick. Ex Partee.

l. A. Fitzpatrick, Ex Partee.
NOTICE i hereby given that 1. A. FItzpa
~ trek has this day filed ma petltiOn IN
this Court. PRAYING that the title 10 North OF
River Fractional south hsIt OF section thlr
teen flj5. township four = north. raage fouI
: east, De confirmed and quletef IN aim.
Now, therefore, al persons are hereby cali
&c upon 10 aupear ana show cause a the flTat
day OF ne neat December term 81 tae Chau-
Gerry Court OF - Francis ruuutY. why the
Title TO said land should not be confirmed and
.uietea IN tue petitioner.
Gwen under my hand a. Clerk af the Chan
Gerry Court OF - frapels county, ibis eth day
Of September. l,ei.
G. r MALLORY.
Clerk of the ChaLcery Court.
By K ". PAYSE. .. Z.
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Another Respected CITIZEN Gone

To the city to take treatment for hiS
stomach trouble. The amount of money
he paid for railroad fare to get there
would have bought enough of DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsil TO have kept him ana.
his entire family in good health for SIX
months. You can't suffer from conSt pa
ton. indigestion. sick headache or sium-
ach troubles If you take this remedy In
sae and 81 bottles a; ]. II. Dunavanls.
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THE GROCER.
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APPEALS MEN
State Of Arkansas
County Of II. Francis.

NlN.taf- u = I n l-A-s
We. Thos. Bramel. J. r. Hal and T. G. Nail.
three citizens sud hauseaoiders of -. Francis
county. having been appointed by II. G.
>m5th I p. have this day sppra sea and de-
scr1be1 mule shown u ~ T, l.. HoFua ~ an
esfrsy. The mule IL about ten years old. four
teen hands high. dark mouse co3nred horse
mule. N marks or brands. We Dc value SAID
mule AZ FIFTY 81 dollars.
signed. THO% BRAMEL,
!. h HALL
I c NALL.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this the
p b day ofSepteuber, 1871.
oil II. c. SMITH. Up.
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QUORUM COURT.

The Country Squires Meet in Annual
Session to ADJUST County Affairs
And Deliberate.
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NOTICE

In the County Court Of =. Francis County
Arkansas. October Term. lagl
Be I reWeU5 red that un tht 1tA day Of
October. l.Hi. tht. >Sme being the nr>i DAY OF
tue regular October. lpQI term IT the County
Court OF =. Francis County. state - Arkan-
sas ans while said court WAS duly .n session.
tbe.toilowlng among other proceedings were
had t0-eIt:
n TIE NATTER or CALLING ~ COUNTY WAR
RANTS FOK RE-IS>UANtk AND
6LA>SIFtt tIIoN.
On this DAY Il i considered ordered and ad-
Judged - the court. That att The uutstantiG =
warrants Uf -. Frances County. Arkan-ss. H.
sued prior 10 October !. !.oI. he ana thc same
sre hereby required Ia be presented 70 The
county Court of SAID -. Francis County ON
the 21tn lay u January. 1872. tor reinsurance
sLa class 1cAi3ou. aud al persons who mold
snN warrants az SAID county issued proc t0
October !. u !. = aforesaid. and neg Get or rc.
order. snali thereafter lie forever declared
from deriving auy benefits from their Gains
STATE or Arkansas
COUNTY or 81. FRANcls
]. T c Merwin. clerk q: The county court
4 ana fer =. Irsuc!s COUNTY. Arkansas. dl
hereby certify that The tarege.ng : a full
true and complete cOpy Of the of1er ST said
court made IN iae matter named m the cap
ton, a. the sane sppesrs now IN ms Office.
duiy entered IN Coahty Court Record X " Z,
pHge -
In testimony whereof have here
1 l. sci ny hand. and attN-d the
skAL sezi cf said court - nv Office jh S
- Iv.n DAY ut October. ls1I
7. c. AEEWlN. Clerk.