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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25

FoR RENT-Neat 3 room cottage 10
Russell addition. Apply To l.. Roll
wage.
Hauling of every description done
by j. b. Terry L Co., telephone No. 81.
Careful driyers-good teams.
Watermelons, Ice cold, for sale by
the Forrest City Ice x Power Company.
Call or telephone your orders.
Mics Fannie Mann. who has been
visiting relatives aud friends at Ten
ton, Tennessee, retured Tuesday.
Recommended by physicians fer
medicinal purpOses-O,d j. ii. Cutter
Whiskey. y. b. Nelson Il CO., agents
George Kirby and several other en-
terpfising farmers are supplying a very
line quality of watermelons this year.
S. d. Rolfe Of Vanndale, brother OF
Sam and Eugene Rolfe. was in town
Tuesday Oh business and visiting rela.
tives.
Don't be selfish, if Won are satisfied
that Old Volmer whiskey is the best,
tell your friends. Il. {. Folbre & Co.
sell 1t.
Miss Annie Terrell of Palestine, ar
rived in the city last Monday and IS
the charming guest of Miss Virgie Al
bridge.
L. II. Barker came in from Hot
Springs Wednesday night. and will re-
main here indefinitely to build up his
health.
See J. l. Alleys advertisement of
Live Stool; Insurance 10 another col
umn. Insure yourself against loss OF
animals.
When Old J. II. Cutter is around
other WHISTLES must go way back
and sit down IN. Is. Nelson & Co.
sole agents.
Walter Sweet of Texas. was in town
Monday shaking hands with friends,
and was guest of his brother, Gus, at
the Marion.
For SALE OR RENr-the furniture
belonging to tie Forrest City Hotel.
formerly Eppes Hotel. Apply to Mrs.
w. b. Harper.
Jimmie lizard has returned from his
trip to Alabama and looks like six bits.
He has gone TO work at his old job
with Sol Lewis
Call for old Prentice, the purest
grade of whiskey made, aged 10 years
in the barrel before bottling. AT L.
&. Folbre X Co.
Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse
Moore Hunt Co, is pure and whole
some. For sale by i. c. Folbre s. Co.,
| Forrest City, Ark.
Large, juicy watermelons are kept
on tap 10y the Forrest City Ice & Pow
er Go. If you want Que ice cold tele.
| phone your order.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
Notice of Letting of Bridge
Contract.

NOTICE lie hereby given that on Ioudsy.
July y, i1fs. ut II O'Clock, noon. the contract
viii he let ~ public Cutlery 1T the CourtkopsR
door ut Forrest City. ARKANSAS, to the luy, % /
bidder for the building OF a bridge across
Big Creek Goodwin Township. Road District
No. d. according tn the following plans and
specifications, towit:
Length OF bridge 60 feet, spans OF Is feet
each. to be bui.t ON piles not leae than ID
inches at small end. pilea to each bent. piles
20 DC put in the ground not less than . feet.
If dug. to he anchorea.) each bent 70 be
braced with 2xG and spiked TO each bent on o
brace on each side of bent extending from
ground TO top OF cspp. each pile to be ii
White or Post Oak or Red Cypress. bark taken
III, capp sills To he 10Ii2. IL feet long ana
oolted 10 each pile with n drift bolts ts inches
long. also Exc, =. inches long, spiked 10 each
pile, striBRers, i've TO each bent, -
be 3xl2, Ii feet long, well spiked
togerher at each end and ax2, % Ia shes
long. spiked TO capp and stringer. Decking
10 be 2lsN12 IL feet long, we'll spiked with s04
nails, balustrade, posts to be 30 jDches ni. h
above decking, out of 2xs, " inches lsny
White Oak hubboards to lie li.yi2 IL feet
long, capped with lX4 ii feet long, banistsr
brace Ike. extend from top of capp 10 near
top OF post All TIMBER to be OF good Sound
White or Post Oak or Red Cypress. All work
10 approval OF County Road Commissioner.
The successful bidder will DC required 10 ~
once file his bond in the amount of his bid.
~ conditioned by law, and the court reserves
he right to reject any and all bids.
IL. ID. HATCHER. County judge.
Attest: T. G. MEkNfN, County Clerk,
Juue 20. lis1.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
Notice of Letting of Bridge
Contract.

NOTICE. Is here0! $50. t.it on I3H Jay,
July -, 1892, at |. O'Clock, noon, the contract
will he let at public cutlery at the Courthouse
door at Forrest City, Arkansas, to the lowest
bidder for the building of a bridge across the
creek ut Meals, Madison Township. Road
District No. |, according 10 the following
plans and speei hcations. towit:
Length of bridge ~ feet, height feet.
spans of 10 feet each. } plies TO each bent. TO
be put in the ground not less than q feet, III
lug. must be anchoredJ piles not to be lees
than 10 inches at the small end tif round
must be barked) Capps to be i0yi2. IA feet
long. hoited TO each pile with q inch drift
bolts IL inches long also 2xf. - inches long.
spiked to pile and capp with ADD nails, string
ers to be 3xi2. l. feet long. spiked together a
each end and Xxx. - inches long spiked To
stringer and cspp u striDgers TO the span.
Decking to he q sxl2. Il feet long, well spiked
balustrade posts ~ be AZ inches long, extend
from bottom OF stringers To be 30 inches
above decking. posts to be of 2x5 inches. Hub
boards 10 be li=xl2, III feet long. Top OF posts
20 he covered with ixi. 10 feet long. posts To
be braced with 2xG, extend from capp TO near
top OF post. All timber 10 be out of good
clear White or Post Oak. All work TO he done
in werkman-lise order. subject 10 approval
IT County Road Commissioner. The success
tul bidder will be required to at once fie his
bond in the amount OF his bid, conditioned as
required by law. and the court reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
u. ID. HATCHER, County Judge.
Attest: 4. &. MERWIS, County Clerk.
June 20. 1907.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
Notice Of Letting of Bridge
Contract.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday,
July -, 1902, nj Il O'Clock, noon. the contract
will be let at public cutlery at the Court house
door at Forrest City. Arkansas, TO the lowest
biddertor the building of n bridge across Lit
tie Crow Creek. Road District No. |, Madison
Township. according TO the following plans
aud specifications. tuwit:
Length of bridge "a feet. s feet high. TO be
buiit OF spans. spans to be IL feet long and
one span TO be 10 feet, 10 he built on piles not
less than 10 inches ut The small end in dia me-
ter, . pies 10 the bent, each pile to be driven
IN the ground not less than feet, each bent
10 be y brsced with 2A6 and spiked TO each
pile. one brace on each side OF bent. said
timoer 10 be Of good sound White or Post
oak. bark 10 be taken of. capp stills to be
l0Nl2, u feet long and boited to each pile
with p inch drift bolts * inches long and
2sG. -? inches long. well spiked with fed nails.
Stringers 10 be 3Nl2. ~ feet long on hents.
The span across The hed of the creek 10 he
20 ieet long. aud TO each span well toe
nailed at each end, also 2A2, - inches long,
well nailed 10 capp and each stringer. The
~ foot span to he X braced halt way be-
tween The bent with 2Xi wei spiked. Deck
ing TO be 32l2, III feet long. nailed with God
naiis . nails 10 each stringer. Balustrade
posts TO be ks reaching from bottom of
-tringcr 10 ~ inches above top OF bridge.
Will Uraced with 2N6 reaching near top of
ieet long aud covered with ixi, .l6 feet
hing. Al timber 10 be of good sound heart
White or Post Oak. All work TO be done in
good workman-like order. The successful
bidder will he required 10 at once fle his
bond in the amount OF his bid, conditioned
- required by law. aud he court reserves
the right tn reject any and All bids.
- u. HATCHER. County Judge.
Attest 7; c. MERwlN, County Clerk.
luue 10, 1902,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25

Captain G. " Head is removing the
old machinery of the once Forrest Git,
Ice Factory and pilirg it up i'll pile
back OF the spoke factory. Captain
Head Will put up complete outfit OF
first class saws ard machinery for The
purpose OF blocking and shaping HEX
DRY timber direct from The stump
ready for the lathe to be turned into
spokes. This Will be great addition
to the spoke factory, saving loss and
cullage III getting cut the timbDr iu
the woods Captain Reedy Will thus
be enabled to turn out and ship greater
quantities of stock, and the two mills
will be able to give employment To
quite an additional lot of hands
Reedy expects to get out and ship IA
million spokes in the coming ten
months.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
Notice Of Letting of Bridge
Contract.

NOTICE IL hereby given that On Sondav
july -. +sL, at = O'Clock. noon. the CONTRACT
wiil De ~ al public outcry at the eOnrthou-s
,pcr az orrcSt city. AtKansas ~ the loyyest
nldder. Tor The building of a bridge in Fraoks
township, Road District No. : near Fvane'
school mouse. according 20 the f1tlowIn.,
plans aud specifications. tOwif:
Length o: bridge - feet. height feet one
rent piles. one capp and mud sills Incayy
i-kls, 10 feet loug.) pics TO be ~ inches a
the small end, 10 be pm Ia the ground MOI
,fr4 tnan ieet, ~ dus. must BE- anchored y
,ark 10 he taken Oh. caps To be laxI2 II feef
long bolted with = inch drift holi- Is inches
lnhH. also 9St = inches long. vel spikcd -
cHpp aud pile. stringera 10 be IVl2, Il feet
long, spiked 81 each end. also gx5 -! inches
inits spiked To each efriDgcV anl eapp Deck
lnE To he @'sNi2. J. feet long. wcit spiked 80
s'rlngers. balustrssic posts 10 be OF KS ~
inches long extend from bottom OF siringers
10 D inches above decking. brAced With go
extend from cHpp To near top of post. hub
boards 20 be ski. IL feet iaug. To be cover
ca WIN IN, ~ feet long. All timber 10 te 81
sound White or Post Oak. All work to -
done IN wOrhman-lIke order. SUBJECT to I'D.
pr0val OF County Road Commissioner
The successful bidder will be required 10 a.
once fife his bond in the amount OF his hid.
conditioned rs required by law. and the
court reserves the right 10 reject any and en-
hids.
II. n. HATCHER. County Judge
Attest; I. &. NERWlN. county Clerk.
Il
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25

:. i, Aven went to Memphis last
week with a bunch of cattle and con.
traced chillS and fever from which he
suffered great illness. lie is at home
again, and is improving.
Mrs. Clara Webb Smith of Marion.
| CrltteUden county, came over and
spent few DAYS, returning TUESDAY
evening. She was lovely guest of
her mother, Mrs. Sutton.
News comes from st. Louis that a
/ little visitor came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. McGee, on July Sth.
Grandma Alice Casteel is correspond
Ingiy happy over the event.
John NJ. Hines of Memphis. is in
town, making arrangements tn re-
open The Forrest CITY Cotton Ex-
| change about September LIST. He gave
I Us pleasant visit yesterday.
The stree: gang did a very necessary
and gratifying act the first of the week
when they removed a lot OF brush. old
paper, tin cans, and otherspromiscuous
| trash from the main thoronghfares.
LoSr-A pointer bitch, brown body
and head, white ring around neck, four
white feet. viii pay liberal reward
for return OF information leading to
recovery of same. }. l. ALLEY.
The Ice and Power Co. have made
arrangements to have ice on sale at
/ FOndren u Smiths store corner Wash
! ington and Jackson street at all times.
The delivery wagon will run as usual.
Cut this ont and lake it to J. L. San
| ders, drug store and get "A box of Cham.
berlain's Stomach & Liver tablets
| The best physic. They also correct
disorders OF the stomach Price Is
cents.
Ii you haven't seen sample of the
handpainted PLAGUE which we are civ
ing as premium to cash in advance
subscribers to The TINES, you cannot
appreciate their beauty. Any picture
copied.
Judge r. w. Scarborough. county
judge of jackson county, was in town
last week looking into Probate matters
in which lie is interested. and Incl
dentally shaking hands with numer-
Gus friends.
j. NJ. Wallace of Democrat, who has
been in town two weeks treating
wound in his knee from thorn, left
for home Wednesday, accompanied by
his wife and child. who have been with
him for few days.
James w. Williams of Wynne, has
leased the store room now occupied by
5. Is. Trap, Jr.. & Co, from January
l, 1908, and at that time VIII occupy it
with large stock of general merchan-
disc. Mr.. Williams was raised in For
rest City and has scores of friends who
will be pleased to learn that he has de-
cided to return His business at
Wynne will be continued by his broth
er, Elmer.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
Notice of Letting of Bridge
Contract.

NO FICE is hereby given that on Mon
day, july %, 1902, at IL O'Clock, noon
The contract will be LET at public outcry
at the Chouihouse door In Forrest CITY
Arkansas. to the lowest bidder, for the
building Of bridge across Gibson Gulch
north OF Horace Davis TOAD District
No. |. About SO feet long, - feet high,
spans Is feet each. one bent and 9 stills
The piles to be 10 inches at the small
end and bark taken off, put in The ground
sufficient TO make bridge steady, stills a,
zach end 10 be l2xl2 IL feet long. capr
10 be l0Xl2 II feet long. fastened with
* inch drift Dol; - inches long, string.
rrs to be 3xl2. 30 feet long. well spiked al
each end and well toenailed to capp
Decking to be 2Xl0 l. feet long. Balus-
trade posts to be 2XS, reaching from bot
tom of stringel to so inches above deck
ing. hubbard to he lsxl2, l6 feet long.
capped with lX4, IL feet long. All tim
Der to be oi good sound heart white or
post oak.
All work to be done in lworkman-likt
order, subject to The approval Of Count,
Road Commissioner.
The successful bidder will be required
to at once file his bond in the amount OF
his bid, conditioned as required by law,
and the court reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Il. ID. HATCHER, County Judge.
Attest: L. &. MEgWIN, County Clerk.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss sss Of ZxWAZZzSw

For SALE AT a bargain, 10 feet line
shafting, II or Is different size wood
and iron pulleys, one band saw, one
shaper, one rip saw and table, one large
grind stone, 9 I feet in diameter in
face. run by steam. Two gin stands.
complete-pratt and Magnolia. Also
p houses and lots in best part of city
Call 0n or address, &. H. IANEN,
Forrest City, Ark.
Il. G. Folbre & Co have gone into
the whiskey business more eXteDsivel,
than ever for 1902, and are now tn,
sole proprietors OF the Pearl saloon
formerly conducted by Mr. l. W. Nal
lory. When in search of high grad
case goods or liqdors in hotties or Jug,
remember that L. =. Folbre Il Co al
ways carry the best.
For SALE-One of the best farms
in the bottoms--6i0 acres. 80 acres il
cultivation. 96 acres dtadenpd. Two
good dwelhngs- four and five rooms.
large barn. 3 stories high, 40X75 feet
= wells OF good water, orchard, etc.
Lays parrel'el with the Choctaw rail
road, 2 miles. Apply to
ED LANDVOlGT, TINES Office.
Forrest City, Arkansas
Il am using "A box of Chamberlain
Stomach Il Liver Tablets and find
them the best thing for my stomach
ever used " says r. w Robinson,
Justice of the Peace, Loomis. Mich
These Tablets not only curiect dis
orders OF the stomach but regulate the
liver and bowels. They are easy to
take and pleasant in Effect. Price -
cents per box. For sale by J. Il. San.
ders.
THE TINES has just completed An
arrangement whereby IL Will furnish
a beautiful hand-pain'ed PLAGUE.
copied from any photo or tintype, tree
To all subscribers paying one years
subscription in advance. Tits is the
handsomest premium we have ever
been able to secure for our friends. aud
We hope Ill will take advantage If il.
| We have sample on exhibition at the
Newsstand, ASK to SEE il.
Do you take drink occasionally ?
Do you use liquor in any way II So.
and in either case. YOU no doubt want
an article that is pune. and uuadultera-
ted. Sanders & bowen, of the Green
tee Saloon dispense "A quality Of
liquors unsurpassed. IN + stern Ar.
kansas. 1t is an even bet that you
should not buy elsewhere until you
have samn,ed the goods at the Green
tree. jug, bottle or bar service Is alike
10 all customers.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
Poisoning the system.

IL IS through the bowels that the body
Is cleansed OF Impurities. Constipation
keeps these PERSONS i'll the system, cau>-
'hg headache dizziness and melancholia at
nrst, the" uusightly eruptions and finally
serious illness unless remedy Is applied.
DeWitts Little Early RiserS prevent this
trouble by stimulating the liver ana pro.
mote easy, healthy action of the bowels.
These little pills do not act violently but
10y strengthening I've bowels enable ther
TO perform their own work. Never grip
OK distress. j. +. Sanders.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen than on MIN.
day, July %, 1909, at Il O'Clock. noon.
the contract will be let at pnblic ontcry
at the Courthouse door at Forrest CIV
Arkansas, to the lowest bidder. for the
building of bridge across Burnt Cane
AT the narrows. Road District No IL.
Length 100 feet, about 20 feet high. 10
and 10 feet spans, piling to be 10 inches
al t'ie small end, to be put in the ground
sX feet (if dug, must be anehoredl. The
oatk 10 be taken OFT, Said piles ~ be of
good sound white or post oak or red CIV
press. eapp sills to be l0xl2, II feet long
to be fastened with . Inch drift bolts 1s
inches long, also Exc AZ inches long, well
spiked to capp and pile. Y braced with
3xo, one brace ON either side OF pile reach
ing from top OF capp TO the groind. string
ers 10 DE 3Xl2xlS, ) to the span, well
spiked at each end 2x2 each stringer To
capp, oraeed with exi half way between
each bent, decking to be 2tx6 Il feet
long. Ba1strade posts to bs 2As. "a
inches long. well spiked 10 stringers and
reaching 80 inches above decking. Hub
boards to be IKE Is feet long and cap
red with lx4 l6 feet long. All timber
10 be OF good sound heart, white or post
oak or cypress.
all work to be done in workman lik,
order, subject to the approval of Count,
| Road Commissioner.
The successful bidder will be required
to at once file his bond in the amount OF
his bid, conditioned as required by law
And the court reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
b. ID. HATCHER, County Judge.
Attest: Il G.. NERwIN. County Clerk.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25

MIS-. NJ. Isaacs and son, Phillip,
went to Mariana Sunday to visit
relatives and friends, and retnrnt d
the same day accompa by Miss
Norma, who had been spending d
couple OF weeks there.
Miss Mabel COlhouer. returned to
her home in Pine Bluff Monday. Miss
Mabel has been the popular guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Paslay during her
visit here, and she will be greatly miss
ed by her many new friends.
The prospect of lively business this
fall is very llattering. 1t would be the
part OF wisdom and enterprise TO plant
good SIZED advertisement in TIE
lines now and let it take root in the
minds OF its hundreds OF readers.
Miss Mamie Doyle. one OF the most
excellent of our many enchanting
Young women, came in from Rawiison
where she had been teaching school
quite iudisposed. We are glad to not t
that she has about recovered her usual
vlvacity.
The man Henley, who is paralyZed
and who had a tale of woe" to tell ali
who would listen to him was given
money and railroad fare Saturday to
take him to his son ut Tuscola, Illinois
where it is hoped he will find genial
quarters.
Mr.. Z. o. Duffey of South McAlister,
was registered at the Marion Sunday
He was jrined by his wife, who has
been visiting here for some time, ard
both left for Kentucky TO visit Mr..
Duffey's relatives. We wish them the
pleasure they deserve.
Forrest Camp of Ex-Confederates is
called to meet at the courthouse next
| Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. The
purpose of the meeting is To make ar
engagements for the next annual reun-
ion at Stuart Springs sometime in Au-
gust. 1t is hoped that all member :
will attend,
| T. G.. Folbre K Co. are now in Ike
| MalloIy's quarters. and ask "a continu-
ance OF patronage from old friends and
customers, promising always to adhere
| to the policy which has built them up
such an enviable reputation, that OF
handling and dispensing the best OF
| liquors to their bar trade.
| The Bank of Eastern Arkansas has
a Burrough Adding Maching or Ameri
/ can Arithmometer, which is almost
4 human in lis workings, and will add
any number of figures of any denomi-
nation, by simply pushing down the
keys, the principle being the same AS a
Typewriter We are under obligations
tn Mr.. L. r. Norton, the genial as
practical illustration OF The workings
Of this wonderful piece of ingenuity.
CASToErA.
Bear, III. n The knt You Haze sIAays Bought
s', + &6XkNt
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MariHina Items From the Courier

Miss BESSIE Vann. A eharo,;n wanna
ia'y of Fanndale, IS the CUES, q. Mss
Id hey, this city.
Mrs NJ. Lesser and children accom-.
panied by Mrs. koppel. left THURSDAY
evening Tor the summer resorts ri
Achl2an where they caniemplatp
spending The balance OF The summer.
DT Ashford, ball player from For.
resi- CITY, helped tile locals out In their
games With Friars Point the past week.
ibe DOCTOR IS a nice gsntlemaa and IA
no way responsible for the miserable
playing done 10y the team Wednesday
afternoon. He did his part and aid II
ven IN spite OF surroundings. The
ldea OF putting fellow behind tie bat
10 catch a ball that couldn't catch cold
IN the dead of winter in his sock feet.
rs George Lorraine would sxpress #
George had our sympathy in irving 10
pitch with such a catcher.
Fl. L. Robson, as attorney for the
Mariana and Briukley railroad. to
gethar with Surveyor Johnson. have
o-tn ont on the route. selected. getting
deeds for The right of way. Mr.. Role.
son tells US that this concession is
readily conceded by all The land own
ers on The proposed route, with the ex.
c.ption OF one or two. who nre some
what disposed n I've contrary. But. We
presume. upon further consideration
and realization Of tie great benefits
To accrue 10 the country through which
tins line will pass, they will he dispos.
FL 10 yield the concession desired
When built, this road will rebound
much to the interest of Mariana and
surrounding country and should be
pushed, lay our progressive citizens
together with those Of Brinkley. To an
early complexion. This is the road for
the citizens OF Mariana to pnt their
money in for direct beneficial results
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25
The Perfect Liver M dicIpe.

Mrs. NJ. a. Jollpy, Noble, o. T., writes:
Il have used Herbine for number OF
years. and can cheerlully recommend II
as the most perfect liver m 'dicine, and
the greatest blood purifier. |, is medi
cine OF positive merit, and fully accom-
pliShes all that is claimed for it." Malaria
cannot find Judgment in the system
while the liver is in perfect order, for one
OF its functions Is to prevent the absorp-
ton OF fever producing poisons Her.
bne is most efficient liver regulator.
soc a. j +. Sanders.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-25

Colonel : L. Sweet os the Garden NJ
Eden. tGriggs t1wuS,iip) returned las
Monday from weeks visit Ia bis
family IN Memphis. lie SAYS th,t
Silver Bill'i IS not posted on ycrin.
lures. Ttlet the devil was hrs, Danish.
ed from the Garden, then Adam ana
Eve followed, leaving behind pone hui
angels aud archangels, and they are
there ao'y to this dav
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X NJ. NcWilliams, sheriff Of Mar.
shall county, Miss. came over FRIDAY
night To take Peter Wheeler. a furf-
tive from justice. back 10 the county
farm, from whence he escaped over a
year ago. PefGr was pen convict
serving for robbery. The sheriff OF
THIS county captured him here "a few
days ago through a piece of strategy
and wired Sheriff McWilliams to come
after him