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The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20
Notice for Publication.

Land once at Prescott. Ariz. Nov 8, 1902. Notice is hereby given that the following nam- ed settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof In supportof his claim, and that said proof will be made before F. c. Reid, Clerk of Probate Court, at Flagstaff. Ariz-, on Decem- Der g, 1902, viz Reuben R. Gleason. for the N- w < Sec. %, T. g N., R. z E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residepee upon, and cultivation of said land. viz iLe6 Doyle. R. l.. Newman, Charles e,nr Moers' Afdst wink'er' all of Flag Any person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof or who knows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regu- lations of the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowed. will be given an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
 FEN s. HILDRETH, Register. First publication Nov. l5 1902
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20
What's Tn . Name.

Everything is in the name when it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. c. Dewitt X Co. of Chicago, discovered some years ago, how to make salve from Witch Hazel that is a,specific for piles. For blipd, bleeding, itching and protrudingl piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all skin disases DeWitt's Salve has no equal. This has given rise to numerous worthless commercials. Ask for DeWitt's-the genuine. w. H. Timerhoff.
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20
National Live Stock Assoclstion ksnssi
 City. Mo. January 1916. 1903.

For the above occasion tickets will be sold from Flagstaff to Kansas City, Mo-, and return at the rate of $48.55. Dates of sale January 10th to llth. Good for return on trains leaving Kansas City, up to and Including Jan- uary Is, 1903. By depositing tickets with the /joiDtagent at Kansas City and paHjHg fee of 50 cents, final limit may be extended to leave Kansas City up to and including January 3lst. No stop overs to be allowed in either direction. GEO. E. SULLIVAN,
 Agent.
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20
4 Costly MistAke.

Blunders are sometimes very expen. sive. Occasionally life itself is the price of mistake, but you'll never be wrong if you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia, dizziness, headache, liver or bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 25c. All druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20

The Prescott Courier of Saturday says: ''rhe editor and proprietor of this paper will leave today for visit of rest and recreation to the coast. We arrived in Prescott, October F, 1879, and this will be our first trip out of the territory-in fact, barring two trips to Phoenix, it will be our first trip outside the county in all those years"
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20

E. T. Perkins, who has charge of the work of the geological survey be- tween Yuma and the Grand Canyon, along the Colorado river, was in King man few days ago. A corps of en- gineers will be placed in the field near Cottonwood Island and that section mapped. Mir. Perkins is an enthusiastic believer in the great pos abilities of the Colorado river as an irrigation source and his report is liable to cause the government to put in the dams on the river that he recommends. ds.-MOhave Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20
ARIZONA HAPPENINGS.

Charles Kelly, while trying to board moving passenger train in Yuma last Thursday night was knocked under the cars and his hands, left leg and right foot were cut of, died in the Tucson hospital.
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20

county seat of something is the cause of this action. Graham is one of the largest Territorial divisions, both in area and population. Her assessed property valuation this year exceeded $4, 900, OO.-Tucson Citizen.
The Coconino sun., 1902-12-20

years.
 Earle Ream, who was badly injured by vicious bull Thursday afternoon, was resting as good as could be ex- pected yesterday. His collar bone, which was broken, has been set and the broken ribs have been attended to. The hemorrhage which was noticed shortly after MT. Ream was rescued is thought to be slight, but is giving the physicians considerable an nxiety.- Gazette.
 A call has been sent to the towns in Arizona asking them to join in form ing territorial association of fire men. The object will be to advance the interest of the fire-fghters and to educate the members in methods of fire protection. Besides this, the or ganization will be fraternal in its na- ture, and meetings of the association will be made events of considerable moment. Gazette.
 The water supply for the King of Arizona mine comes from three wells, each thousand feet deep. The wells feet lower, so that the water must be pumped the distance of five miles and elevated 700 feet. The water costs the company one-tenth of a cent per gal lon, and aside from the labor is one of the greatest continuous expenses in operating the mine. Yuma Sentinel.
 Judge Davis has announced a change in the Judiciary and District as fol- lows: He will hold in court in Pima, Yuma and Santa Cruz counties, and Doane, who will reside in Tombstone, will hold court in Cochise, Graham, Gila or Pinal counties. Hereafter the United States court will be held at Tombstone instead of Tucson. Judge Kent will hold court in Tombstone on the 9th day of January and every day thereafter until the calendar is cleared up.-Bisbee Miner.
 There are four pupils in the pest house at the Truxton Indian school with smallpox, and the whole school, as we'll as fifteen employees, have been exposed. The doctor was away at Su- pal when they broke out with the dis ease, being snowbound there. The employees did not know what it was and-the Indian kids went to school, ate at the table and slept in the dor matory with the others. It may be serious. The doctor telegraphed for 200 vaccine points. Chloride Arrow.
 It is said that determined effort will be made in the coming session of the legislature to divide Graham coun- ty, thus creating 8 new county of the east end. The new division, if made, will be called Colquhoun county, after the president of the Arizona Copper company. The bill will provide for the laying out of a new town on the Gila, below Clifton, for county seat. The public buildings will be construct ed on money derived from the sale of lots. Safford's determination to be a |
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-08-05

admired 10y Lafayette; Charles Nc
D""eIl and CleSelenn: Aud at the
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Pre'o> ''ri'" val"r VAS again con.
SWcu"ns Dmiei Morgan was an ell
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IN The cn'w aud proved before the
attack upon Quebec IN 1918, and that
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-08-05

lCOnliUueI next week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-08-05
Farming, Coal, Oil and Tim
Der Lands.
In Calhoun County, FOR SALE.
Secure Farm; Invest in Calhoun county
Real Estate. Here is the best chance
you ever had.
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Below will he found list OF an together
crpiou Of each tract which the undersigned has for
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-08-05
The Contribution of the Pres
byteriam Church
To American independence.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
Nurses Aprons.
LADIES'

We have just opened am entire new lime, fresh and white as sn0w=-as a special attraction for Monday, we will offer one lot Nurses Aprons with bibb and bretelles embroidered and hem- stitched, full length and width, your choice for 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

C1IS C<1suI anu d DuyST O11 UHHS spUG9 UHHdC ary prices:
 Ho-4 gray Blankets, at the pair...- 58c Io-4 gray Blankets, at the pair. .-.74c II-4 white Blankets, at the pair. .o8c Io-4 white Blankets, at the pair SI.6o II-4 white Blankets, at the pair. .SH.oS II-4 white Blankets, at the pair S2.98
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
%. . ILk S..

counter fancy waist silks, worth S25 per yard
 at the yard 6o cents.
 Crepe de Chime, crystal de chne More Velour Peau de Soie the most desirable materials i'm gorgeous array c0ors. SLIPS value, at the yard 08 cents. .s..., inch Black Silks, inch peau de soie; inch Molre Velours. SH.25 value, at the yard 9S cents.
 50 pieces Taffeta Silks all the leading shades 32c yard Wide welt Velvet Corduroy green, mauve, brown navy, gray, black 75c yard.
 20 inch guaranteed Black Taffeta, 6oc yard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

Ho-4 white Blankets, at the pair SOC Ho-4 white Blankets, at the prir 74c To-4 gray Blankets, fancy borders, at
 the pair. ir..............,... ST.69 ro=4 white Blankets, at the pair 2.60 I1-4 white Blankets, at the pair s. .o8
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
Modern Merchandising M
Our Business Showing Results.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
'ds Applied.

re than successful. We promised the lccess already achieved. Today we ample ready cash to offer. Our man. he continued warm weather and greatly utilities of New Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps, III arranged on special tables and coun-
 Take elevator to Cloak Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30

we'll lined throughout, double breasted, at. :. 498 out Oxford Serge Jackets, worth fully .oo at S7o8 z-inch Coat we'll lined, velvet collar, at S3.49
 ey cloth Jackets, semi-fitting back 77nch length, velvet trimmed IappeIs and pockets, storm collar,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
Blankets.

mill anxious close out their odds and ends i'm Blankets the following
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
Dress Goods.

54 inch Ladies' cloth, black and nav yard 80 cents.
 so inch Panama Cloth, tan, grey, navy at 08 cents.
 54 inch Velvet Broadcloih, black and ( the yarc @8 cents.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07

NOTICE is hsreby given. thet under ard by virtue of the authority conferred upon me n certain trust deed. executed by Mary h Douglas. Lucy Douglas. and Fife D Doug as to me ss Trustee. flor the use of James Russell and =. Graham as frr of Fu~. sell. Graham C Co. dated the Ssh day q, October lSn. and recorded ia the oitice of The Clerk nt St. Francis County. Arkansas. in E poE tj. page 'B1' default naVIny been made in the payment ut Ike tudebt ednoss secured by said trust decI. and having bcsn teuucsted To make sale of ne real estate c,nycvel io ne il sEil trust deed. IT urdsr tu pay sad m. dsotednesa. 1 will on the
 lsTu DAY OF FEBRUARY. lSJe ~t inc wet d#or 0f the conrt house in in. town of Forrest Ci'y. St- Francis Count, Arssasa@. between legal hour offer for ss le l. tbe hishes' b'ddcr for cash the following descrI5ed real esls'e, lyius sua ben. in trs county of S. Francis. Siatc If AtksrsA. tu- ait:
 An undivided tw ,-sevruths of the Sautb uaf nf ihe EorthwSst Quarter Of S-rtina seventeen d.. Township SIX l6J Eorth Range Two = E,st
 The title to said resl estate believed {, Le good, but sell cr.y as trustee
 \. II. MANN, Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07

bind together distant ages and foreign lands. create new worlds of beauty. bring down new truths from heaven. l give eternal blessing for this gifi and pray that ve may use IL right. v have been asked by the FortDightly Public Library Association 10 bring the following proposed amendments to the constitution 10 the notice of the club women and ask their influence. to b. used when the legislature meets in 1908:
 "The directors of the Fertnightly Public Library of Fort Smith wish to ask your attention and bespeak your support Tor a moyemen, in which they srs deeply interested.
 "We petition that the following clause be incorporated in any proposed increasing iihe power Of cities of the first and second class to tax themselves for Improvements:
 Power is hereby conferred Upon cities of inc first and second class 10 levy and collect a tax. not to exceed one mil on the dollar. for the purpose of establishing and maintaining free public library undar such regulations ss may b. adopted by said cities. No state Is doing more for education, according to its means. than Arkansas. As an aid toward education. free pub. lie libraries have proved The greatest factor. Under is present laws Ar
 Kansas csn do nothing along this line.
 To remedy this the proposed clause will be presented to the legislature; II is nov submitted for your considers.
 tion and Se earnestly desire for 1t your support.
 We have library-established in i 1892, which has been supported by the 1 sale of yearly subscription cards at 2 very small sum. Ithas grown to nun ! Der $500 volumes and has practically demonstrated the need and value ot a free public library and reading room i in ih:s city aud others throughout tbs 1 State. Respectfully.
 MEs. JOSEPH M. HILL l President. HEs. M. STONE. Secretary v
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
Important Notice to Subscribers

Oi January c, 1902. we closed an al- rang-mrut wita the Commercial Ap- peal Publishing Co. CT Mempsqs, nhrfeLy we arr enabled 10 offrr 1 ilt FORREST CITY TIMES aid Thr We,A.y C0mm"ic,ai Appeal together will! . guess in the Commercial Appeal ; cn.i"" guessing contest, for the price O. HE iDlEs alone.
 ihe price of HE TINES alone is Sl 5D and the pIic- of ihe CDHm-tc;a AppEai alone is fifty cents w. send h'te papers and give ynn chance to Mn biP cash prize. tor Sl 50, winch must invariably be paid in advance.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
Strlkas a Rich Find.

Il vas troubled for several years with chronic ind gestion and nervous debility T writes F. j. Green. of Lancaster, N. II
 No remedy helped ne until l began asing Electric Bitters. which did me more good than all the medicines I ever used
 They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bit teIs sre just splendid for female ifoub. les. that they are grand tonic and in- yigorstor for weak, Ign down women. No other medicine can take it's place in our f4Eily.' Try them Only soc. Sat isfsction guaranteed by l. II. DaEsy&nt.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
MADISON TlnHS.
The river at Madison has been ol

The river at Madison has been On boom during the rain and snow.
 J. W. Wheeler & Go. had to order two or three coils Of rope to secure their floating timber. In moving . couple of blocks which hung on the middle pier of tbe bridge, and in tow ing it away they lost quite a number of logs.
 Mir. Sam NcFsll let some timber get through the bridge. but saved Il from going on down.
 The river here is sorged with ics s0 nothing can pass. IL looks squalIy to the timber fraternity. Tks.e isn't enough rope left in town to hang a mouse, and the cry is more rope.
 Mss Nina Shafer, the charming young daughter of ". 5. Shsfer. Is q pleasant visitor in our little village. Firevood in Madison is worth from 10 10 Is cents pound. That's al right. too
 Wouldn't it be grand if Admiral Schley would visit our little city. We would have 10 kill all the hnmming birds 50 ss to get wings to keep up with the times - no. the FORREST CITY TIhBs, for that is hard to do.
 Miss Shafer va. welcome gues. Q. Miss Sallie Carr Monday and Tuesday
 MT. R. L. Berry went hunting few days sgo and killed two whopping big desr-bappensd to be couple of dear old rabbits, when tts smoke Of the gun cleared away.
 On account of the cold weather th. Rew band saw hill of Wheeler & Co. has been unable to run.
 MT. Ike Williams arrived bone a few days ago.
 We haven't seen Silver Bills name on the Democratic ticket yet. What's the matter with Bill9
 Mir Amos Kopp arrived in Icy City Tuesday. He had been visiting rela tives up north. We gre glad to have Mir. Kopp back again.
 Mr and Mrs McFall left for Q1igley Wednesday. Mir. McPsll is interested in the timber business at That point.
 BTFFAL0 BILL
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that under and ~ by vlrtGe ot the authority conferred upon He m certain trust deed executed 10 " Brooks. Jr.. B. trustrc for lsrHe. Gold berg. dated May l0. 1899. and is now of record ia Book og. Page 359. Iu the office of Clerk and Recorder. within ard for St. Fraucls County, Arkansas. it was provided in sad trust deed hal III case of the sbsenca of the said W B. Brooks. JT.. that the acting sheriy ot said county of at Francis should become tae trustee and execute Inc trust. and In. sad original tr9sioe being absent. and d.- fault having been made 10 the.pa m .nt of ts . indebtedness secured by said trCst deed. and nsvirg been duly requested 10 make sale Of the real estate conveyed in ssid trust deed in order to pay said indebtedness will oa
 THURSDAY, THE 21TH DAY OF FEB-
 kCAEI l90s.
 ai tEe west door Of tns courthouse in the town of E1rrest City. Cnu1ty Of St Francis otato Of .irkansa-. betwron legal hours af- fer for 2 iG the highest bidder for cash tho following dcscrio bed real estate. to-wit: The Northwest Quarter nt tie Southeast Quarter Of Section Eight fsf. Township Four t+ North. Range One 1J Rs,t situated iu St Francis county. Arkau-Hs.
 Tnlc believed t0 be good but 1 sell rnI, A. sheriff and Acting Trustee.
 This tho Gth day of February. 1909.
 ". F. WILLIAMS. srst shcric and Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
FOR ESSOR.

THr TIurs ts su,hursz-6 in announce Ar H wsN nf LphHsuu township. CzE- a 4sHe fer As.~s.gr Oi -. rrzucl= cUuafs ss@s~et istse sctlCn of 'il- Dem 0eratic psrtA-
 THE Tizr= I- authorized to announce Dr. S P BEAECHAMP. oi Madison tcsH>h D. . candidate ilr Assessor of sr. frsfcl, essusfs. .gtlrct to tns action of the Iizsao= cratic p2Ffr.
 THs TsNEs .s HuihOrIz-a to announce TT GEU&5A. N l.DN LAND. of Tejicp to-ustia . csn6i6sfe for Assessor of -. Francs f-sssurs. sur.-ct to the action Cf ibe Demo eral.c p4gfy.
 Taf TIsf- # elt ho orize3 10 auucuacs : 44r- JOHN H HALL ct GrlEkS tow u-hip. tszat3ozt- for The flee uf Assessor of 5. Fran 1s county. subject 10 tEe scti0L of the Demo Er&f C Fasrfg-
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
FOR SHERIFF

THz Tts.s fs sufhor.se1 ts -rroCrce 1r O. r WOLFF sea csn1ldeJs for Sh-rIE Euc gx-a1.cia Cgl1ec-orCt tLe Retcnus O. si. Fran as ceualF- .utJ-ct to las sel9Sa Q. iae DeIo- Crzilc PzGtf.
 TEE g4yts is su'hcFizcd to announce ur J D &CkN NIGHT q. esDGIoafe Tor chtr1i ara gx--tllc41 LOl-cctrr oi fns Revenue cf - grs-Sas czsuHty- -2oiecf to 1ae Ee:asa CT tar DFzracTsIic prIrsrv election,
 Laz TigEs is s1thor1zs5 70 announce } E. l. -TBt'E ARD sf f-tspri v lu ta~ u.i5sp. s. cs4e5dzie fur SneItE and Ez-0EaeIo JOf- .eef3r or Ih- fssy yesues tf St- Francis county sa 5spct 10 ID. action of the DezocratIc psrfy
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
Proposed Amendment to the Con- stitution of the State of
 Ali

 NOTICE is hereby given that the following ~ joint resolution, proposing an amend ma1t 10 the State Constitution was passed by the General Assembly at its regular session of lgIi. and that Inc same will be suhmittec 10 the electors of the State at the next gen eral election. to b. held Septemosr ], lsJ9. for adoption CT rejection. VIZ:
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT Tfat Section l6, oi Article ,. of ihe Coustiiu. tuilon Of the state of Arkansas, be amended SD as to read as follows:
 Article ;, section l6. Pay and Mileage. The members of the General Assembly shall receive such pay and mileage for their services Gs shall be txed by law. No member of either House shall. during the term for which he hUe been elected. receive any in- crease of pay for his services under any ls passed during such term The term of sll mem bsrs of the General Assembly shall be- gin on the day Of their election. Approved May S3. 1901.
 Each elector may vote for or against above amendment.
 Witness my oflcisl signature and seal of Cftce, this February < le02
 lSeail JOHN ". CROCKETT
 Secretary Of State,
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution.

DY ORDER nf an execution issued 5y the h Clerk Of the Lee Circuit Court t0 me d. rectci. upon . judgment fnr plaintiff rem dered n .dId court fnr fl .o29.s1. m certain cause therein peudinG. wherein II. Herch- serE js pIalnt3a aus D. l.. Nelson and J. ? DQntzIn gre defendants. l viii offer for sale on
 FRIDAY. FEB2CARY 7l. 1g03. at the west door Of the courthouse. .n Si. Francis county. ArsaGsss ct public auicry on 6 credit O. th rec months. the following described real estate as the property CT the defendant D L. Nelson. to-wlt:
 The Southwest Quarter of the Norfhsss' QHsrte- Of Section i3: the Soutnesst Guar ter of section l3; the ~outhwc.t Quarter of section 24 and tue Northeast Quarter O. section 23. al n FoeHsh,p D 1 North. Range , East, IL St. Francis G1uufv. Afkan-I=
 V. U. WILLIAMS. sheriff. IarHarr ..ffh I4l5
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07

In fns District Court Of the United States fn- me Esaieru Division of the Eastern D.s iriet af Arkansa. h Bsukruptcy. h tde matter Of II. l.. PAsLAY. Bankrupt h BaHErupfcy
 To the creditors of " ?. Prsay. of Forres City, in the County of St. Francis. aud d . trict aforesaid s bankrupt:
 NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 4tt AN day Of February. A D lyo2. the s,ig W. D. Pasay was duly adiudIcRtcd bankrupt and that the inst meeting of his creditor will he held at my office iu The clty Cf HeicEE in said district on the
 l5TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. X D l9oe. at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at Nhici ;ine the sail creditors may attend. prov, their claims. appoint trustee examine tne esnkrupt, and transaCt such other businost ss may property come before sal meeting.
 A. l.. STEPHENSON
 Eefer-a in BsnAruutcy Hslens. Ark. Febrpary 4th. lsl3 U
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
TRUSTEES SALR.

NOTICE is hereby given that under ana 4< by Virtue of & certain deed m trust eS- ecutcd by (. C. Jett on the SJrh day of April. l1y@. and recorded ln the office of the Clerk and Rec of St Francis county. Arkan- sss, in Book Gf Trust Deeds Record ID" pa .t A.. tO secure the prompt payment of cer- tam ludeHtedneSs te " B. GWyn < Go. Tn said Trust Deed described. l Niil. on IL EsDA Y. THE iSrH DAY OF FEBRUARY i%j2. at the west doprO the courthouse fnuks Arkansas. between tue hours of nine . clock in tho tOrcnoon and three o'clock in the al ternoop. offer and sell 10 the g.le>t and best bidder for cash tbv following described real property, situated m St. Francis county. Ar kAES1s. tU-Sit
 part ot tue Northve.t Quarter Nv lzl Section T-enty-tve ES5l, TcNashIp Six tsi North. Range lures q East, bounded a, fol- lows:
 Beginning s; the Southwest corner q said Northwest quarter Nv iS. running thence East on the snIih lioc thereof four hundrc 4 and for'y ,siel yards. thence North four buzz Gred and eighty gat ftsSI yards to the ltpe ot Neco V retos land; thence West on said Nebo mo icur hundred aud furtr ffb wards is the West line of said Northwest 1ltsrfs.r ! Nv '4l; thence south on ssid West hue loar hundred aud eighty eight tissi yards t8 tho place oi beginning. containing forty-four and ls-Ip5ths A ls-l9Jtksl acres more or less
 The note secured by this Trust Decd was assigned for value 10 l.. RoliwaVe < Co. February Eth. ,ssg, aud they are now the holders thereof
 Default has been made in the payment of the note secured thereby. dated April 29th l>Z, and there remains balance due on the npis and unpaid Of sls3 +, and thls sale is made to sattsfy the same
 Iitle tu the property is believed to be good but sell as trustee only.
 February s i92 2,
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
FOR SLE

THs TINts IS suthnrrcd to announce Mr. T. T.. "ithNErf as x CandidRte for ConsiAbi" "f Ais~ son Guwrship. suO!cet 10 the acticE oi tha D~m1cratic party.
 Tus TtsEs i= authorized 10 annaurcc Er THAD b. SELLERS. Of Madison towaseI D. us A candidate for re tlccti"n to the ofhce n; tou>fchle. subject to tee action ut the Demo cratic party.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-07
AN 4 OU NCE ME " 8.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.

TrU TIyss is ihori1ed to snnn1res - R R LsCOS s.a candidate for consressuns . frer, he First Congressional Distrset of Ats- aus.s subject To ike action Oi the It Laso- cratic party.
 Ina Tials is su;noriLed 10 snosunce HON. EUGENE PARRISH. of CTsig6sae county. a. . candidate fer Ceugressusn from fee Pirst Congressioaai District of Arkansas sue.eci to the action If the Dsnoersilc paTty.