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North Park union., 1902-04-11
Notice ofAsarlng
On Report of Referee

stato of Colorado
County of Lnrimcr In tho district Court
In the natter of tho application of
tho North Park Cattle Company
and others, for an additional nd
Indication of the prioritics to the NOTICE
use Of water in Water District
No. ~, Division No. !, OF Colo
RADIO.
Notice is hereby given that tho final hearing
on tho report of the Referee herein, will be had
on Wednesday the 2srd day of April. A. D. 1902
at I 80 o'clock p. NJ. OF snid day, at which time
all parties in interest arc hereby notified to
appear and present their objections and excep
tions to said report, II any they have, that the
Same may be heard on said date.
:srHf.f John +. DAvIpsoN,
North Park union., 1902-04-11

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iss 80 sosss q iand to : railrpsd
pppAay ,tAst wv bulld 70 Walden.
M 4 - l1 ~ spirit thes viii
North Park union., 1902-04-11

Tho NoRrn PARx UNION Is entered
v the post-office at Walden, Lar1mer
xeuniy. Colorado. every Friday as SEQ
tHd-olass mstter.
North Park union., 1902-04-11

THE New YORK Legislature just
adjourned, was the shortest session
held since 1904, according to the
Springfield, (Mass.) Republican.
North Park union., 1902-04-11
hRanAnR.

The UNION u prepared to do all
kinds of Job Work from the printing
Of q dodger to Wedding stationery,
BIC. Styles and prices guaranteed to
suit
North Park union., 1902-04-11
Oea6s91apt1en Rates-
One Year In Advanos) $500
Dix Menths IN Advanos) .$l.00
SampIs Copies Free.
Aarertasine.

Advertising rates furnished on
spplication.
EAll Advertisements Collected For
phtll Ordersd Out "a
North Park union., 1902-04-11
David l.. Sudduth ="
u. Neil Sudduth F."
G. D. FORD, Register.
NorIcEFoR PUBLICATION
n4,s,i laus FIN, o,ool


United States Land Onlce Mt Denver, G olo.
March. 4, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that David W. Tib-
bolts of Walden, Larimcr County, Colorado,
has filed notice Of intention to mnke proof on
his desert land claim No. l39, for the S 1-2 Sc
IL Sec. 90 mud NE Ia NE Ia Sec. 27 T 0 n, 70
w before Henry l.. Baugh, United States C on
missioner, District of Colorado. Walden,
Golo on Saturday, the 10th Of April, 1902.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
the complete irris alton and reclamation OF
said land:
North Park union., 1902-04-11
School Notes.

LETTIE MILLER, Teacher
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
New Steam. n eated Flats.

Only few left; 3 rooms. bath and laundry.
janitor service separate entrances; furnish
heat and hot water: very cheap: $3.50; Nos.
5227 and STA Fairmount ave.
D. Z. BRENNAN r. E. co,
Phone y 1913. SIG Chestnut St
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21

2.CO109 ?
O,Ot0.0J
i,50l.0)
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
GRACE'S WEST END LIST.

52l0 Csbahne. elegant Groom second floor mod
ern apartment: fixtures. range. jantor serJice $35
1895 Arlington ave. Groom second fiat porce-
lain bath. etc: Suburban or Easton car lines:
rent s23.
4S3i Page. rooms. fixtures furnace; 90.
522S Vernon; modern lo-room home; barn.
GRACE & SONS. 100 y. Eighth st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.

FOR lease--Fifty acres. seven-room house, good
barn. outbuildings: Kings Station. Creye coeur
branch Missouri Pacific Railway; .i-c fare. one
hour by trolly. Iii Republic.
New three-stOry warehouse. ibXl25: splendid
switching facilities the Merchants Terminal
switch: bright. light building: fronting on three
streets; Inquire Thos. Flynn. room az Mer-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
"COZY COTTAGE" !"
GREER PI ACE

4s35 Leduc St. between Marcus and Euclid aves
& rooms: large yard stable trees and shrubbery
near three lines Of cars: rental only SIS. Apply I
GREER-ANDERSON REALTY co
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
A CHEAP FARM,

nice farm of 200 acres in Iron County. Mo-,
q. miles east of Sabula, on the Iron Mountain
and Southern Railroad. 10+ miles south of ST.
Louis; 55 acres in cultivation OF which 80 acres
are in wheat. and acres in grass: land lies
WE'LL has good frame house of rooms first hocr;
very good barn. good we'll of water: a good
orchard. apples. peaches. plums. cherries and
blackberries, church within 2l2 and miles. The
land is well adapted to the growing OF wheat.
corn. oats and grass Good stock range for hogs.
cattle sheep and goats. The owner Is living on
the farm and desires 10 sell on account OF old
age. Price. l,00o cash. Title perfect: warranty
8 H. MORTON,
200 Lincoln Trust Building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY, NO., FARMS.

Franklin adioins st louis County; has no bond
ed debt and Is of the most pr Gus counties
In the State: 1 own and offer for sale, In any
quantity more than LOCO acres of farm lands for
$40 to S25 an acre, owing to class OF improve
ments; answer stating what YOU want Aodfess
JOSEPH H BENNETT. Sullivan. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-12-21
Warehouse Site,

I have vacant lot southeast corner Twenty
first and Clark ave; 30 feet on Clark and I43
feet on Twenty first st. TO an alley. This prop
erty Is admirably situated for warehouse fac
tory Will sell rent lease ground put up
substantial building to suit tenant guaranteed
lease CHAS HELI.MAN. sos n. Second.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Adding Another Story.

Greenville, by December lst will
have the honor Of claiming a four
story brick structure. The stock
holders in the new Cowan Hotel deci-
ded at their meeting Tuesday to adopt
the plans as submitted BY architect
Walters who drew the original plans
for the hotel, for the new story, and
before the fink of this contract got
cold, another was made with its
builder, Mr.. Charles Pierce, to con-
struct the story at cost Of about
$4,000.
The success Of the Cowan has been
something wonderful, and since its
opening day it was seen that the new
hotel was short Of rooms tor the ac-
commodatlon Of its guests. While the
new addition gives the hotel about
twenty-eight new rooms, still double
that number would be found occupied
ten months out OF the year.
Greenyille is proud Of its hotel and
wishes for its able management,
Messrs. Smith 4 Turner, the financial
success they so justly deserve.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
The Omega Brand.

In this issue appears the ''ad''
Of ]. 4. Faroason & Co., Mem
phis, Tenn. II calls ID the atten.
tion of The Times readers, Omega
Flour, one Of the best brands on
The market today, and asks them
TO call on their merchants for il
when waeting something good in|
Flour. j. 7. Fargason q co. III
one Of the successful. wholesale
firms cf Memphis, and what they
tell yon is true, yon can depend
upo- il. Why they push 0meoa
Flour Is because II II the best.
Again the tact that their hustIinq
representative. MI. j. w. Smith
ers, has succeeded in placing II 10
almost every reliable grocery
house in his territory, IS proof
conclusive ofits fine qualities.
When you order your next bur
rel Of -four call for Omega, and
the bread, biscuit, and cakes win
cause uyou to asS your wife where
she got the new cook II il tie
fIo,lr tsn hnv II WI, want tb1 hssf
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
DEMAND FOR GOLD DOLLARS
The Worlds Fair Issue Commands
a Premium-...Jefferso and
Mckinley, on the Coin.

Worlds Fair, St. Louis. Aug. g.
Orders are being received by Secr..
tary Walter B. Stevens for the gold
dollars to be issued by the United
States Government in commemoration
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
The issue will be limited to 250,0O0
coins, according to the instructions
of the act of Congress authorizing
them. The committle in chargeiof the
matter, under the direction of the Sec
retary of the Treasury, has about de-
cided upon two designs, one including
the bust of Jefferson, the other the
bust OF Mckinley The coins will be
sold at 50 each by the Worlds Fair,
and the amount derived from the pre-
MUM will be used in the construction
of monuments of Jefferson and McKin-
ley. The first hundred issued OF each
design will be numbered as minted
and certificate issued by the director
of the mint for each coin stating that
It was minted in his presence and
numbered iu consecutive order. These
two hundred coins will be sold to the
highest bidders. The 250,00O gold
dollars are a part Of the appropriation
OF s., 900, 900 in aid Of the Worlds Fair
from the United States Government.
They will be delivered to the Exposi-
tion authorities as soon as minted,
which will be probably late in the
fall,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Touring the World.

Jarsolar Tuzar and Jan Maho-
dill, the representatives Of Bo-
hemiap newspaper who are tour
ing the world on their feet, with
out begging. stopped il our Office
Thursday. In conversation with
them we learned they bad been
out eighteen months and have the
same time to complete the jour
ney. They left here for Arkansas
City, and from there they 90 to
Little Rock before starting west.
From their appearance we would
Judge their trip has not been one
of all smiles and pleasure, but
many a had obstacle have they
had to overcome.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
BOARD SUPERVISORS.
Proceedings Of It's Meeting Held On
Monday Last.

sheriff be credited with this
amount.
1t further appearing that there
were errors IN the additional lisi
Of realty for 1900, it is hereby or
dered that the Sheriff and Tax
Collector be given credit for 14h
at $3.50.
Petition of r. C. Sellers for
public road granted and I. D.
johnson and J. N. Catchings ap-
pointed as a committee to Law out
the road and report at next meet
ing.
L. g. Dean was awarded the
contract to deliver 200, 900 feet Of
cypress lumber at HolIondale,
Miss, at $3.50 per Thousand.
S. P. Parks was awarded the
contract for bridge across Bear
Pond Slough at $3.50 per lineal
foot.
w. H. Neal was awarded the
contract to build a bridge across
Fish Lake, Thompson and Arcola
Bayou. The Fish Lake at 7S5,
the Arcola at 4.60, the Thompson
bridge at S3.3s.
Convicts turned over to con-
tractor BY Sheriff Hunt. cost and
fines amounted to S27O; J p.
costs S234.65; Sheriff cost $S6.6O,
Clerk was ordered to credit sher-
iff and charge contractor with
above.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

The Cotton Plcl,ers, the |amon. 1|kI
organizhtion oi GFeepfiIla. l4'1 ta
their special CIR Thursday Iot l1>
great Elk cohclav6 that confs 61 n
Salt Lake City 81 Monday. Ane. 10th
Never ID The history oi ihe klckefN
did they leave their lodge t1II1f
equipped, and with stronger hopes ol
winning the prize. iof unique display.
tkan today. Last yeaf when lh6r Won
al Miiwankee Tie prize ~ sa5oo % fhbii
| paraphanaIIa did nor consist oI o1e
half they loaded ~ tielf raf on Wed-
nesday.
There u DO advertising \ city cau
devise that viii herald II more widely
ito the world, than this organization,
and the souvenifs they carry d eIts
away.
The special car that carries them 70
their far on destination has purple
streamers THE entire length Cd 6ach
side With Cotton Plckers painted on 4
ID white letters
The list Of souvenirs they carry to
distribute ID cities along fbe lines fheV
travel, and after they atfiye AZ 6AIt
Lake, are mInistule bales oi COTTON
sacks Of cotton seed. bottles Of meal.
open cov1on poiiS' sma'A pt's q SQH2
maue q cotton seea o'l' tl'ese CAKES .'e
put up n little poxes ps Armour 4 No
anu caFcny Eik ex pres7lops are Rk's''
"a on Az siQss 81 lne pok; oesi9F7
tnese, tnere estale meno1 pue q'.k
nave FURNISHED them Witn 1n0asanQs
ot pamphlets Ana ioiqsrs describing
the county eng iis resources
Tor kne parade kney esffy tnfvs
large oaies q cotton plants pasks'2
Of lint cotton, etc.
Their costumes f0r the bafal<e nfs
s. .s,,, ,,, 4 ~ 4. ILL
U s's $500 w ''''' N sSf'', fs''
cotton heia neB
Wednesday morning the Elks nleIlls
barship met Ii their hail and IL l0:50
\, u, $1,000 ~ ~ r.ott.,, ol,eea v.,,4
1900 ~. s''s \.
were attlreo ~ 1nelr Mp'9e Gaps HRe
purple clusters anu carrying n tne'k
hands 2 small cotton paie xailss IT, 2
cotton stalk walking stirks, q .ns
Train. Ine procession was nesqs4 ~
TYP coons PLAYING pixie on nfs we
drum.
* On arriving az tlle oep0g l'eiiie R''Qs
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

The Elks initiated a party of
about twelve from Grand Lake
last Wednesday night. The high
steppers they appeared to be the
next afternoon on their way to
the boat told US they had received
the whole thing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Shooting Of Leroy Percy Jr.

The nows of the accidental
shooting OF little Leroy Percy Jr.
Sunday at Hot Springs, Ark.
which came here in a telegram "a
his father, was quite shock tc
our citizens. Every one knows
tne bright, manly little fellow and
like him, and his being shot
caused as much excitement and
interest as though he had been
one of the city's prominent citi-
zens. All during the week, the
messages from his bedside have
been eagerly sought by the citi-
zens, and any ray of hope they
contained, was received with ex-
pressions of JOY.
The last telegram received from
Mr.. Percy at 10 a. N. today (Sat-
urday), states: Leroy still holds
his own-slight improvement. .
This Is encouraging news, and we
trust the worst is now over.
AS to the shooting, we are told
that Leroy and another little boy
were shooting at a target. and af-
ter he had shot, he went to see
where his ball struck, and while
standing at the target the other
little fellow picked up the rifle
and discharged it accidentally,
the bullet striking Leroy in the
back. Doctors we're Immediately
and up to today, little
hope was entertained for his re-
1t is a sad blow to the parents
of the little fellow, who almost
idolized him, and many a hope
and prayer has gone up for his
recovery for their sake, by the
good people of their home.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Notes Without ! Head

VIM. Hemingway won 10 th
jackson maYoraIty race over y
r Enochs, his opponent Il
had "a majority.
| Be patriotic, and wear Guar
ter Volunteer Button II slow
Iyou have contributed to u nobI'
cause.
The wounded policemen, Nfessrs
Burns and Quinn. as we'll IS ons
Of the cembatants ii the fight, ars
rapidly recovering from theil
wounds.
Mr.. Walter Toler was hned
$50 BY Mayor Shields last Nlon.
day for having q pistoIon bis per-
son the night Of the Connolly
murder.
If 100000 men, women and
children would join the Quarter
Volunteers, II would raise the
fund at least twenty thousand dol
lars. Will You be enea
Mr.. George Heard, 1T the
Cowan, Is sending out Volunteers
in the travelling men who come to
tireenviIle, to work for the Beau
voir Quarter Volunteers.
Vicksburg shut out Memphis
but it took Greenville to cause
Vicksbnrg to play on q harp 0t
a single string. Greenville has 4
winning team, but they have Of
days.
j. j. Tousinau, formerly d
manager on the Aldrich planta-
tion near Arcola. has been ap-
pointed as member Of the city's
police force.
A number Of prominent officials
of the Southern were IN the city
Thursday on business concerning
the road, and meeting our citi-s
zens and business men.
Mr.. Mark Askew, J bio hearted,
citizen and prominent attorney of
Carrolton, spent Thursday apa
Friday at the home 0f his sislsfs
Mrs. DR.. Shackleford, On Poplar
street.
Wah Hoochee, an educated
Sioux Indian, has tent stretched
near the Southern railroad in the
eastern part Of the city, where he
gives nightly performances ard
sells the Indian remedies he man
nfActures in his tent. Wah Hoo
chee comes here with fine recon-
mendations,
The members Of the jury drawn
last Tuesday to condemn the lAnd
~
near Belzonia for railroad pur-.
poses and assess damages, left
here for Belzonia Tuesday On the
Southern. The appraising was
done Wednesday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

By mutual consent .he firm Of
S. B Wilson & Co., at Greenville,
Miss, has been this day Dissolved,
S. B. Wilson retiring and with
drawing his interest from said
firm. f. p Wilsca, Charles
Holmes and l.. g. Gwin will sue
ceed to and continue the business
under the firm name of Wilson,
Holmes & GwIn. This in no way
will affect the business of S. B.
Wilson & CO.. at Vlcksburg.
Miss, which will be continued as
heretofore.
GseenvilIe. Miss. Julg g, 1902
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

Rll & Co. is after the trade Of
Pile. This week, he contracted
Eertising space in the Times
be promises to make interesting
to the shoppers Of the city. Mr..
|een a young man Of McComb,
pho has spent his life in the dry
business, he has employed to as
b to handle his growing trade,
|cElveen's ideas are up-to-date,
believe will prove to Mr.. Sto-
Valuable man.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

Mr.. Chas Halter Of the Golden Eagle
left for the markets Of the East Mon
day to buy his fall goods. Mr.. Halter
Is born merchant and his growing
business is proof Of the above asser.
tion. During the last two years his
business has almost doubled and it is
due 10 lis liberal advertising, close and
Intelligent buying and great values
given the people.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
AN We're saved.

nFor years l suffered such untold misery
from Bronchitis" whites J n. johnson, Of
Broughton, Ca, "that often 4 was unable %
was wholly cured by pr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. My wife suffered intensely
from asthma. till IL cured her, and all our ex-
perience goes to chow IL IL the best Group med
its unrlvaled for Throst and Lung Diaeaees
Guaranteed bottles so aents sand 800. Trial
bottles free at B. d. Fsnlay 4 Co.'S,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Citation Notice.
State Of Mississippi, !
washington County, J

M 0HulAk WI OS>----d1
To A. M. Southal, Mobile Ala; Mrs;
M r. Tucker, Hester Ala; q. =
southal and Thomas Sonthal, MlnorsI
Mrs. Ann 3. southal, Tqsrix .,,ts. 70 SSrs salu
Minors. and Mrs. Ann D. Southal; MRS;
Alice Bledsoe, Marvin Southai ang
Strouther Southal, Mangham La. ana
'eona s. Watson, Bastrop, La; loy
viii hereby take notice, that Leona ?. p
watson, Administrators Of the estase .sI:e
~ y re n al Southal, deceased, has tnls .a
5av Il fled her final account as admins y
is istsratrix Of said estate and you art
c.oommanded .oSl to appear inthe ChancsrY n, Y
Court 81 said county on or before sne l..,
Firss airs Monday OF October, next, 70 SNOW .Ni
ca,,se. : Il any you can, why saia ma ma
scs : Sccount should not be confirmed alu
sTSSo ss,nroved and said AdminlstrasllA : /.
6paiIv discharged. Given unoer u1t !,
hand bani and official seal this lstn gay -
rsIe I',ir ID 1909.
July q n. Fl. HOOD, Cierls,
THOMAS 8 ROSS
Attorney.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

II you reach Union station without
any mishaps.
You may safely arrive at the platiorm
perhaps,
But the chances are good that In
climbing the stairs
You'll tumble, and then be-laid mp
for repairs.
Or II waxing boIder, the trolley YOU
choose,
Tor it may be the cable or horse car
you'd use
You signal the driver. be heeds not
you sign,
And for bad shake up, you're now
right 10 line,
A word to the wise Is sufficient you
know.
But a STANDARD POLICY from your
old friend Joe,
Will act ike a charm on any old
sore,
For the contract is the best and the
payments are sure.
See J. II. Robb the ACCIDENT
MAN and be n do the rest
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
VERY Low RATES

To Mountains and Seashore Resorts
Via Southern Ry
On August 18th, 1902, the Southern BY. will
sell round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates
from GreenviilA Miss. TO the following named
points: AshvIlIe and Hot Springs. N. G, Slli
old Point, Virginia Beach, Ocean View. Roans
oke and Hot Springs, Va. SIS. Tickets will b.
good to return until Aug 3lst 1902. Excellent
schedules and magnificent trains through the
grandest scenery IN the South For particula ara
Apply to Southern Ry Agents or address
Frank Jones,
Travelling PASSENGER Agt.
John G.. Lusk,
District Passenger Agent,
Birmingham, Ala,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Notice to Taxpayers.
State of Mississippi I
Washington County J

Notice is hereby given, that the
Land Assessment Roll, Of Washington
County Miss. is now on file at the
Chancery Clerks Office Of said county
and until Monday the 1st day OF Sep
tember 1902, is subject to inspection
and petjtion for correction by those
obiecting to their individual assess.
ments. At that date the Board Of
Supervisors will hear objections and
make such corrections as they see
proper. -. s.h dav
Of August 1907 = q uoon
Clerk.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09

D.-Harry Tracy ana DAVID
convicts, escaped from the
peuitentiary, killing three
O.-Returned in darkness OF
brping to Salem, held up J. W.
whom they stripped Of his
stole a team Of horses and
heir way to Portland. Near
they held up two members Of
in pursuit and took a horse
H
Laid a trap for posse and
pursuers from ambush near
Broke through Gordon Of
iamen in the night and made
ape.
I4.-Stole two horses near
City and rode through superbs
ind.
BIN the morning reached
\ river aud forced George Sun
and Walter Burlingame to
I'M across, landing five miles
ancouver.
7.-At Salem creek exchanged
ih posse, and at Ridgetield
\ horses and continued their
2s-Robbed house Of "Pat"
near Lacenter, while owner
hurch, taking clothes and $40
s5-Stole breakfast near Kelso,
'6.-Stole two horses, but on
owner dismounted and gave
lex.
strong posse guard
BIS near Chehalis during the
|-Convicts seen on Northern
h Tenino, aoout 30 miles from |
Tracy left Merrill, saying |
BIT he had killed him in a duel. |
bne horse he had stolen until
isabled, he stole another and |
through Olympia.
~ Tracy held up six men at
)ay. near Olympia, and forced
'luding Capt. Clark, of a large
launch, to embark with him
let Sound. Landed at night
le and started north to Canada.
Tracy encountered the ad-
'uard of the Seattle posse at
six miles from Seattle. AS a
,f the battle Deputy Sheriff
Iymond. of Snohomish county,
Deputy Sheriff Jack Will
Seattle, is seriously il not fa-
,unded; Carl Anderson, news
porter, is wounded by bullet
his face. Returning towards
In the suberbs of the city he
Policeman E. z, Breez and
wiley, a deputy game warden.
int, it was learned later, Tracy
a cemetery.
Stole a horse and buggy in
rly morning at a farm
d the outskirts Of of Ballard.
hat day he slept and rested in
Is.
Man in buggy, with a young
een near Bothreil by the posse
morning, now believed to have
lcy' Later compelled q boy at
Point to row him across the
Madison Point. Spent after
farmhouse. where be bound
red his hosts. After suppling
With food and clothing fed in
orcing hired man to row him.
Sunday in the woods
ed man resting. L
Going toward Benton. Tracy
Ids, and hired man was left
led and tied.
Surrounded by fifty deputy
It Charles Gerald's house, at
out gave them the slip through
door. AS he fed he was ap-
by men, women and children.
we're sent after him, but he
'epper along his trail. which
dogs nostrils and disabled
Ill he was safe.
up a family at Kent
new revolver, ammunition,
md provisions for a week.
o. Horse he stole found In
tn of Kent. Later exchanged
h Gordon Of guards near Gov
I'D again escaped.
KILLED himself.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-08-09
Secures the Contract.

Is meeting Thursday of this
the Mississippi Capitol
hission awarded the contract
|e erection of the electric
/ plant at the new million
state house. at jackson, to
Butler, of Greenbil!e, for
q, and work was started on
ing the present week.