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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-11
EN- ROUTE FoRr WORTH.


H'Q fdFly o. FiDUNi1FNN nSlWOdu anu
Cattemen.
sherman Texas March lo.A special
train n several coaches run for the henent
n visiting stockmen who are to attend the
Fort Worth convention came In over the
81; Louis sud san Francisco railway this
afternoon aud went out over the Texas and
Pacihc Tte party Included g. I. Jones.
genera manager of the National stock
yards. his wife and daughter; l.. w. Krake.
assistant. and wife, II. Brown. general traI-
hc manager. and wife: Zack NIulhali gen
eral live stock agent Of the Frisco; Charles
Hall assistant general freight agent Of me
Frisco: r. r. jenkins, assistant live stock
agent Of the Frisco and wife; A. l.. lNeech-
Ter, president of the Live Stock exchange.
and wife: r. H. Yoakum. assistant general
freight agent Of the Chicago ana Alton;
w s. Hannah, editor Of the Live Stock
Reporter; Phillip II. Hale, publisher Of the
stock and Farm Journal and daughter;
e. NJ. KEYS and wife Il. =. Smith aud wife.
Mrs williams. W. II. Barse and daughter.
Charles A. Mccormack. w O. Woodlcv,
Bert .eury, n. r Foy and wife. T. H.
Ovprstreat aud wife. w. Il. Stickuey.
George p. Minis. A. H. Evans Charles
Toups inspector OF the Rlisers' asSnrla
zion: Mrs Spencer Ellsworth J.. J. Daniels
Charles NJ Rafferty, and wife. Thomas h.
| Fekcte and wife The Mulhall cowboy
brass band was with the party.
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South and West Texas Delegation.

South and West Texas Delegation.
san Antonio Texas March 10 \ large
delegation Of ~tockmcu Of South and West
Texas loft san Antonio tonight ia special
hurrt sleeper over the International md
Grcot Northern and the Santa Fc tor Fort
Worth to attend the live stock convention.
which couyenes there tomorrow. The party
is I'm cbargc OF General Live Stook Agent
Homer Eads Of the international ana
GreJ, Northern and Soliciting Freight
Agent s W Pimm Of tho Santa l'c In tho
party ARE the following wcu known cattle
mon Ionu W. kokrrnot, Captain charles
Schooner. 7 A Coleman IIerbcr I, 10
b.rnot Alfred s, Gage. Green Davidson
A. Rogers, " L. CRAWFORD !. n Jack
SON. John Means, j. n Houston u, a.
Wu0tlov n. r sinner j g.. kennedy
Worries r Brown. n. Phillips of Helena
Mont. James VI, Dohlo Mr. Raruum {. J.
Austin. G. + simmons. q. II, kcerrn MI
Roll John Blocker NJ Ravens, G1'
Wittig. John Wolfe and r. l. Fugh.
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THE NUMBER OF GUSHERS
In the Beaumont Field Is Rapidly
Nearing Two Hundred Mark.
MORE SMALL TRACTS on THE MARKET
The Hill Is Beinp Drilled in Az Parts
Now-Rias Arc Busy and There Is
Little Indicating,

Beaumont. Texas. March 10 Gushers
have Lcen brought IN 50 rapidly aui somc
~ them have changed hands So often that
Il is hardly possible TO Keep corrcct
record OF them However Il IS known tnat
Tho number Low IN the Gcld is NOT far from
l!N-nUt m0lr than Two wells either way
from that number.
rho amouEi Of oil that these wells arc
capable OF producing Is almost bCyodd CON,
utuiion. II each well were turned loose
ana alIuNsd to dow only 1000 barrels per
dag, the total output .or day would he
10000 barrels For month 1t would he
a,7Oo.cOV, or nearly two oillor barrels fu
year.
The selling OF small tracts to oil com
panics or individuals has received ucW
impetus latcly and these portions Of
spindle TOP that have not heretofore had
many wells sunk will soon be studded with
dcrI icks The Keith Ward aud yellow Pine
tracts are becoming almost as thiCklv Gov
cred with dcriicks rs tue Hugg Swayne
tract. and other portions Of the field are
also being cut MP into small tracts.
More contracts are now being Ict FOR
wells than ever before In the history OF
the field. and all Of the drilling rigs are
busy. whereas Il few were Idle a month OF
two ago
1t Is not likely that much prospecting
will be done IN spindle Top fot several
months, since all OF the rigs are busy Oh
the gushcy territory
The -four deep wells that are now heu-
SIM; of the hill are still going down, with
tho exception ot the vol being sunk 10y th,
Federal Crude and other companies Work
on this well Is stopped temporarily hccaus,
uf am cNhausting OF funds. II is believed
however, that money TO sink the well to d
greater hcpth will he raised shortly
Following are the closing quotations OF
the Beaumont Oil Exchange
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Work in Tho Jenninos Field

Jennings, La Marca 10 Tho directors
m the Jennings oil company and the
southern oil company held . meeting soi
rrday night and MACE fnal arrangement
for their pipe line An executive commit
toe composed of v + Bovson and H. f.
Nidkim of the southern aud r. G. Mahlr
foy and r. r. Jacnke ~ tho Jennings ulI
company was appointed Ia manage tho con
struction of tho line The line will prob
nhly hr completed in about sis weeks
The Travellers oil company commenced
y ork ON derrick 50, ! this morning This
VOL will be in 500 feet Of the Southern
M
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CATTLEMEN GATHERING.
Two Thousand Veterans Have Already
Assembled al Fort Worth.
TRADING IS ALREADY UNDER WAY
Demand Is Principally for Two-Year-
Odds With Coed Prices Prevailing.
Railroad Agents Organize.
TRADING IS ALREADY UNDER WAY

Fort Worth, Texas, March 10 Probably
500 cattlemcn and visitors are here ready
for the convention Of the Texas cattle
Raisers association which opens In the
morning There will he moro trading than
usual aud the demand IS principal
~ Tor ycaroldS aud over. There
win be little dcnand Tor ycarling~;
1000 -ytar.nlds have already hccn
sold 10 Northwestern PARTIES, aud Goa.
scrvutiNc estimates place the number yet
uSold at 10000 and prices are ranging
num SIS to 500. Nearliug prices are
Sl3 to SIG There will probably be little
opposition to letting the convention 60 To
El raso nest year.
There are several hundred entries for the
Fat Stock show with a prize list OF about
5000.
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Work in palo Pinto Countv

Mineral Wells. Texas, March 9-rhe com
pany boring for oil six miles north of Palo
Pinto has the well down between 1900 and
l4tO feet and work ~ boring Is being prose
cuted as RAPIDLY as possible J H. Gun
nngham Of Palo Pinto stated TO The Post
correspondent that while OIL had been found
between 100 aud i2OO feet lay the company
the exact amount would not be given ont
for publication until further developments.
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ILLEGAL Combine AlIeaed.

Dallas Texas. March 1o-The commits.
sion today declared that an illegal com
binatIon had been formed between the
Dallas Electric ana the Standard Light
and Power companies aud recommended
that the franchises Of both be anuulled The
cnuu.U tonight referred the matter %
div Attorney Henry. Mr. Henry will pro.
ceed against the companies named.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas, March 10 The fol
lowing sales were made lay on The Of
stock exchange;
Anglo-Americau. 100 shares al l7sc
AnglO-American. 2O0O shares az 70.
Realty. 1909 shares AZ l%C
Gey ser. * shares M 10.
Independence, 5000 shares al 2Ac.
Victor, 20Oo shares az 2ssc.
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oil Tanks ALONG The Misslssippi.

yickshurg Miss March 10 Fuel oil is
making rapid progress along tho Mississippi,
river. Tanks are hcing erected here for
the purpose Of storing oil for local con
sumcrs and similar arrangements Will he
made AT Natchez. Greenyillc and otner
points The cotton seed oil mills com
presses aHd other Industrial plants are max
ing preparations Ia substitute TeNas oit
for coal The Haywood OH company, Il Is
said win shortly apply to the city council
for a franchise for a pipe line
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sounds ~ Fietion.

81 432 bottles Hlrked the Increase NJ
Noet & Chandon Champagne IN 1901 over
Tho wear lpo. equal to over 100 per cont
~ the combined Increase Of an the other
l'hampsgnes imported during the past year.
oualitv il responsible for this showing Meet
Z -handon white Seal. Enernar, France,
r. perfectIon In Champsgne.-Ady.
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ONE ARREST WAS MADE
IN CONNECTION WITH THE MURDER
OF PEARSON.
Negro Woman Has Disappeared. but Il
Is Not Known Who Has Her.
Local News Notes.

beaumont, Texas. March iO.~Lucius Pat
tersou 4 negro. was arrested mis- ,r,crpoou
49,, a., -
Vh luc Ch"Ise oi oelhS Implicated IN tAe
murder of Benjamin Pearson. the waite
man found in the Nccbrs ,Iver ,rtsr .bu,ip.,
49,. -, va "''0' ' as
ueeh hlSSed Tor ten days.
negro woman accused of knowl
edge of the criln, Is MISSING anil
-. ,,.., t,,
Il Thought 10 nave b''h elther taken 10 jan
o. kidnapped by three men whose interests
womb he host served Inv bcr di,,nnrornu,e
JuStlce bro"I To-Day N'tlh2 as coroner
rendered a verdict of murder in the case of
tho .aoa,o,." fo,,,1 y.sto,d,,
'""
inc seventeen men arrested yesterday al
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pnons CountN Eield.

Fort stockton. Texas. March THE drill.
ers az the oil well report a depth OF 30
feet. Everything running smoothly. No
oil, but occaSicnely pocket OF gas.
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sHERlfFs, DEPARTMENT.

Ia Grange. Texas. March Stolen from
o. Adkins al West Point on the night
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Why is ROYAL
Baking Powder bet.
ter them any other :!

Because in it's mamroth works a
corps Of chemical exprr's is con
stantly employed to test every ingre-
dent and supervise every process OF
manufacture to insure product 40
solutcly pure, wholesome and oeefeot
in every respect
The most wholesome food and
the most digestible food are made
with Royal Baking Powder.
oo- ST.
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Local Politics.

Beaumont. Texas. March lo.-Tudge w.
A. Ives to-day withdrew from the race for
alderman from the Second ward, h. f..
Chester, candidate for city attorney, also
withdrew Judge Ives had been indor'ei
Ivy the union labor convention, but pleads
IN health and determination to move
into the First ward ON his return from u
health seeking tour Mr. Chester pleads
business engagements that VIII prevent
ls giving time to tho canvass and which
might interfere with his duties as city at
rurncy in the event of his election.
The candidates Endorsed 10y the labor as
a.r,idy orc. according 20 unofficial report.
+. W. Shepherd for MAYOR, James o. Leon.
ard Tor uarsnal r. 4. King tor ,aN as
SCISSOR and collector, v A. Collins for city
attorney. Wyche Greer for treasurer r. I.
Gossctt and j. j. Slaymaker for aldermen
First ward. W. A. Ives and John Rid cy
for aldermen Second ward, and George w
Carroll and w A. Meaghcr. aldermen for
Third ward
The registration, according to the pres,
ent figures. will amount to about 800,
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| WILL CURE YOU OF
Rheurllat
no PAY UNTIL YOU KNOW 1T.

AFTER Zoo experiments. ] have learned
tN 10 cure rheumatism. Not TO turn bony
n ,u'S into flesh again; that Is impossible.
~ can cure the disease always, at any
FaGe' and forever
ask no money, SImply write me a
A ga, ro.. and ! will send YOU an order on your
I 6-ltsl druggist for six bottles of Or.
%,Vp Rheumatic Cure, for every drug
Il Aeeps It. Use II for month and II 1t
what ! claim pay your druggist $3.50
N H. II II doesn't. / will paw him myself.
nave no samples. Any medicine that can
y pet rheumatism with hut few doses
nNt ne drugged to the verge OF danger. /
II no such drugs IL Is folly to take them.
W must get the disease out OF the blood.
ny remedy does that, even in the most
'tWuli, obstinate eases. No matter how
n "tNSlnle this seems to YOU. ! know II aud
4 tohe ms risk ! have cured tens OF thou
nus OF cases In this waY aud my records
~ lhat ~ ont Of 40 who get those six
Z Il'S pay, ana gladly | have learned that
"p'e IN general are honest with physi
N VINO cures them. That Is all / ask. II
cfn don't expect penny from Won
tulply Wrlte2-nf Postal card or letter.
me send -ifAn ohuer for the medicine
~ book Take II for a month. for II
4 I harm Won anyway. n IL cures, pay
T." | leave that entirely n YOU. Address
ft Shoop. BOX 800 Racine Wis
Nlld cases, not chronic. are often cured
~ ono or two bottles Al all druggists
taniiol Pharmacy. S1T Main street Alb
nott Cockrell. Gn2 Main street; A. +. Kies
pag' So2 Main street. Special Agents.
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Reeu Referred 10 the Court of
Appeals for Determination.
n Y
RFNF cOURT'SO OPINION OF THE CASE
Courts Decision Was Final and
I.oosed the Fights Of the Parties
10 the Suit.

XII 10 lilC OhiNs
~, rctas. March 10 The supreme
,his morning sent tho Weld a Neville
"a h,,l TO the court Of civil appeals for
al action >.-.,,-
I'm to have q mar&oad commission
IN them lor1ointed, an cotton SNIP
'% a, account |, Martin I'd cotton bale
y Ne density ycNeu and re bale.
3sc lower court h6ids Of Mare hrm should
(, relief, hut thS contained without au-
Mis- to grant ~ and were
IN state appcal%on this lc'9d the court
.& vii appeals disbid and y gal on the
mad that the ade that's y Y lower
IA was not nnA, hut y y - failed
"A ,sges, any rcls bid W ~ $ 9,
~ state appctho pror y - s
I'D court and 9per' van. y : y
q in full, dcllvcu pings, cte.> - - = ?
robn: r. bids we'N ~
i'll Railroad CoRc, ranging : -,
Ma A Ncvillehid WINS rcfefA 81 \'d
district, Travis
Nider articles ~ e
"a Statutes, VIZ .S'fs
s ne'S l..,a,t to co po aon> sls S,.
Il iS s5nn aT''. O. we e certain tam
Ia fycd bt the%Rt ~ III and certain
ii rs. rules aud re& .6ns adopted by It
tefereucc to the sh d pmcnt Of cotton de.
afed to hc uureasouE b.c and unjust as to
"a petitioners. \ Fry brief statement OF
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Diamond Dyes sSsf fS Se ssF i sSeI
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OF March 4 1902. one small sorrel mare
not branded. about IA hands high; mas
harness marks and wbito blaze In fore
head; she Is supposed 70 have been taken
West The owner will pay literally for re.
covery Of mare and | VIII pay $40 for thief
In any Jail In Texas upon conviction. Send
all communications 20 A. Loessin, shertn,
Eayette county.
Houston. Texas, March lo.--Strayed or
stolen from Albert A. hurry. Jr.. SIS Har-
dy street. Houston, Texas one hay horse.
10 hands, branded II. - on the neck and
X. G. on the left shoulder. Five dollars re-
ward
Taken up by John Priest Brays bayou,
one bay marc or years old. 10 hands
high, no brand, harness marks
Taken M by John Priest. Brays bayou,
one Sorrel mare. I or $ wears old. ltia
hands high no brand blaze face; had
small ronr around neck. A. X. Anderson,
sheriff Harris county.
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~, Texas, March 10. The supreme
,his morning sent tho Weld n Neville
hack to the court Of civil appeals for
The Van Buren press., 1902-11-29
Surely 1t Wasn't Hank.

About az smooth a piece of highway
robbery as has come to the attention of
our officers was committed near the old
union depot Saturday night. A party
of four, who claim residence at Web
bers Falls, came in on q freight that
evening, having, rs is the custom OF
many come down in box car in which
they had been slowed away. There
was some money in the party-some-
thing like SEQ or $50, on which they in
tended to have a good time while here.
In the car were several others not of
the party. When the train pulled into
the yard fairly well dressed man ap-
preached the car they were in and told
the party he WAS an officer and would
arrest them unless they could show
they were not tramps, as the tramps had
been troublesome Of late and had broken
into " car recently and taken several
new six-shooters of a pattern the pre-
tended officer showed he had on his
person. They told him they were not
tramps and had money to pay their
way. He told them to turn this money
over to him and he would see that it
was returned to them as soon as they
appeared before the mayor. He then
invited them to climb into box car In
which he proposed to lock them up un.
til he had placed some others under
arrest To this one Of the men de-
INJURED, but he WAS quickly assisted
into changing his mind by having a
forty-hve poked into his ribs. Then it
began to dawn on the party they had
been victimized and after some trouble
they got themselves released by some
, negroes, who, rs soon rs they were told
Of the robbery, fed in fear of being con-
nected with it. Our officers imme-
diately went on hunt for the culprits
re- soon as notified, but failed to find n
trace. They got fair decription Of the
man who impersonated the officer, and
think the others in the car with the
party were cappers, Everything would
indicate that these footpads are the
same that have operated In that neigh
borhood vt different times before.
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Tuesdays Fort Smith "Times'' does
some pretty blowing of soap bubbles for
the benefit of the Fort Smith infants
and while the pipe dream Is still on 1t
sees Van Buren, absorbed as subdivis.
ion of "Greater Fort Smith. The
time may come when Fort Smith and
Van Buren will be one, but when 1t
does the Times will have passed the
infant stage and be entitled to the
sobriquet Of "Old Lady.
The attention Of the mayor Is called
TO the condition In which the Pan Tele-
phone company left the sidewalks on
Main street where they took up their
poles. We believe the company can be
compelled to replace the walk to the
condition II was In before the taking up
of the poles. As the walk now Is there
are places dangerous to pedestrians and
we believe should n person injure him
self by stepping into one OF these places
by accident, the city can be held liable
for damages.
On every hand are TO be seen people
who criticise the work OF the city street
commissioner, and his lot Is anything
but happy one, and those who make
the most unreasonable demands are
generally the ones who contribute the
least toward the support Of the city.
With such weather as we have exper'
fenced the past two weeks IT is impos'
sible with the means ut hand to keep
the streets in passable condition and
those who would blame the street com
missioner simply air their ignorance,
MARRIED Wednesday afternoon at 4
p. NJ, at the home Of the bride at
Montreal, Ark. Mr., Will Wright OF
this city and Miss Nina Bishop, The
young couple arrived Thursday and
have gone TO housekeeping In the
dwelling recently occupied by Dr.,
Corney, The PRESS desires to join the
many friends Of Mr., Wright In wishing
for him and his bride joyful and pros
porous future, knowing they are deserv'
OF the best that fate can have In store
for them.
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Circuit Court.

After an eight-day session court ad-
journed last Wednesday evening and
Judge Evans left Thursday morning for
his home. He will return within a
short time and sign up the docket.
The grand jury adjourned Saturday
having examined about one hundred
witnesses and found thirty true bills.
The criminal business was speedily
disposed of, there being no long-drswn
tedious trials. The most sensational
was that Of j. 7. Atwell on the serious
charge of having had illicit relations
with his lS-year-old married daughter.
The information on which Atwell had
been held was given by the woman, but
when the case came to trial the testi
mony she gave WAS so contradictory
that the prosecuting attorney asked the
judge to instruct the jury to bring In a
verdict for the defendant, which he
did, taking occasion to score the woman
severely
Old man Pegg, who had been In jail
some weeks on serious charge, was
released, the grand jury having failed
to bring in an indictment.
Saturday the penitentiary agent ar.
rived here from Fayetteville with a
batch OF prisoners bound for the pen
and the following from here were added
to the party:
Bob Flaherty, assault to kill, I year
Will Baker, bribery, 1 year Elmer
Rowley, grand larceny, year. W, M.
Lott, grand larceny, year; Ed, Shaw
grand larceny, | year. Jackson Fore
man, grand larceny, year, The first
three named are white and the last
three negroes.
These were practically the only Grim
nal cases of Importance disposed of a,
this term OF court. The remaining
days OF court We're principally taken u,
in disposing Of civil cases,
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Grand jury Report.
To Hon. JEP. II. EVANS:

TO HON, JEP. II. EVANS:
The grand jury about to adjourn begs
leave to report that we have examined
one hundred witnesses and have re-.
turned thirty indictments into court.
We find that generally the local officers
over the county have looked after crime
in diligent manner, 80 that except In
felony cases there is not much for the
grand juryto do. Where cases have
been overlooked by the local officers,
We have, to the best OF our ability, AT
tended TO them.
We have examined the court house
and jail, and find that the court house
roof needs repairs. 1t leaks around the
cornice, both front and rear, and II not
attended to the walls will be injured.
The Jail Is badly In need OF attention,
A ilue vt the east end Is about TO fall on
the slate roof. A water spout on the
south side Ia ten feet short, allowing
the rain to come down the side Of the
wall, washing the mortar out Of the
brick to the injury Of the wall. One
place In the south wall Of the jail,
second story, Is broken and weak.
That wall ought to be repaired, The
cornice on the north side OF the jail Is
broken in two places and the rain comes
down the wall, injuring 1t, Of course.
These thing ought TO be attended TO In
order to save serious damages to public
property,
Complaints are being made about the
short weights In coal and produce at
the private scales weighing for the
public In this town. We know OF no
better way TO correct this wrong, "
there is any wrong, than to notice the
same In our report to you.
D. NEAL, Foreman.
The Van Buren press., 1902-11-29
LOCAL and Personal.

J. s. Dunham leaves today for Wash
ington.
Dan Hunt spent several days here this
week with his family
The ferry boat has been landing at
the foot of Main street this week.
Window Glass and Putty at JOHN
0'KANE s DRUG STORE.
VIM. M. Holland Of Catcher has had
pension increased to ~.
Mrs. Josiah Stahl is just recovering
. from q severe sick spell.
Bert Walton left Thursday for Fores
| City, after a week 8 visit to friends
here.
Capt Sam Steward Of Lanca ster has
been spending the past ten days in Van
Buren.
Safety Cough Cure-only ''2
Dimes bottle at JoHN O'kANE s
DRUG STORE.
County Treasurer Grammer WAS laid
up with u sick spell several days first of
the week.
Mrs. Matt Wallace returned Monday
10 Greenwood, after u short visit here
10 relatives.
The Fort Smith Times boast of
having on display six and one fourth
pound turnip.
Safety Chill Tonic--oply "A
Dimes bottle, and guaranteed, at
JoHs o KANE S DRUG STORE.
The sewer connection between the
Collins hotel and the Jail sewer was
made this week.
The river rose two feet Monday and
before that rise was carving of good
quantity Of water,
Bob Chew arrived Tuesday morning
from Denver. Colo. where he had been
for several months.
Safety Liver lnvigorator--only
. Dimes' package at John
o. KANE s DRUG STORE.
Mesdames Giles Lucas and p, w,
Furry spent Thanksgiving ss guests OF
Mrs, VIII Steele at Poteau, |, 4.
R.W. Cusick and Miss s. u Goldman
were granted license to marry by
County Clerk Winirey last Monday.
The Inward Effects Of humors are worse than
he outward They ondanger lhe whole system,
Hoods Sarsaparila eradicatos all humors cures
all their Inward and outward effects, les the
great Alternative and tonic whose merit has
been everywhere established. 5O5
Mrs. T. W. Edmondson and mother,
Mrs, Coughlan, returned Saturday eve
ming from visit to relatives ut st,
Louis.
Never IN the history Of western Ark
ansas have finer fall turnips been mar.
ketod, Turnips six inches across are OF
common occurrence.
p, d. Scott, wife and daughter left
sunday for st, Louis, where Mr.. Scott
VIII attend a meeting OF the National
worlds Fair Commission