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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-12-11
BEAvERTOWN.

w. II. Specht has been on the
sick list for the last few days.
Mrs. John S. Smith and Mrs.
Ed. Freed are two very sick
women.
Isaac Bouch killed a porker last
week that weighed sol lbs.
John F. Middlewarth is eeflpelI-
to use a cane because of rheumatism
in one of his limbs.
The meeting in the Lutheran
church is still in progress. A great
interest seems to be manifested and
thus far several persons have asked
tor the prayers Of Gods people.
Miss Hattie Aigler has been con-
fined TO her bed during the last
week with a severe attack of rheu-
matism. We hope for speedy
recovery.
Charles Bingaman and wife are
the proud parents ofa baby boy.
Chas. w. Bobb came home from
Lewistown Saturday evening to
visit his parents and take a friend
out for sleigh ride Sunday after
noon.
George Herbster lost fat pork
by death last week.
Rev. D. G. Kaufman is visiting
his parents in Berks county this
week.
The Y. p. S. G. f. Of the Luth-
eran church elected the following
officers to serve during the first six
months of 1908. Pres, w. F.
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National Magazine.

The Christmas National maintains the repu-
tation that magazine is making for good stories,
The number contains ten st1res Glove At
fairs of James Darlington, Jr.," by Carrie Hunt
Latta, of indianapolis, "ln the Corduroy Coun-
try" by Eva Hampton Prather, Of Atlanta
"a Skirmish in the Dark" by James Raymond
Perry, of Chicago; "Doucette," by Lyle o.
Harris, of Louisiana "Whcn Nancy Hart
Quilted Down." by. Grace MacGowan Cooke, OF
Chattanooga "Tusk and Coil" by Dallas Lore
Shary, of Boston; GAS seen by the Typewriter
Girl" by Wiutred l.. Mallon, Of Washington
d. c.. "The Mystery of Billy smcjkal," by
Thomas w. Steep Of Buffalo dis Christmas
Boots" by Bennett Chapplc, Of Boston.
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And wouldn't the London Society news have
been yellow?
LITERARY NOTES.
Outlook.

real service is done for readers, in these days
of publishing in floods, when journal selects
and describes the really important works In the
several branches of Literature. This very thing
is what is attempted in The OutlooPs fourteenth
annual Book Number in its group articles treat
ing fiction, biography, art, and so on. There
are also many portraits, attractive illustrated ar
ticles, and (as always and ffty-two times a year,
comment on and Interpretation of the current
history of the world
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Review of Reviews.

The first full and authoritative account of the
great Morgan ship "combine,' appears in the
Reriec of Rerie'cs for December. Mr.. VIM
throp H. Marvin, the author Of the new work
on "The American Merchant Marine" is the
writer. The article is illustrated with portraits
of the chief personalities figuring in the "com-
bine" and with pictures OF the types of mer-
chant ships operated by these several lines involved.
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81 am protected 10y an armor of abb
solute honesty and integrity" assert
ed Senator GluSse.
However" he admitted, as he de-
tected shade of disappointment in
the face Of the representative of the
rich corporation, "even the bestarmor
has blowholes in t.'-Brooklyn Life.
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Feese; V. p, Pharus Reichenbach;
Rec. Secy., S. A. Wetzel, Jr.; Cor.
Secy., Miss Nettie Shirk; Treas.
Mrs. Alfred Smith; Organist, Miss
Hattie Aigler; Asst. Organist, Miss
Carrie Bowersox.
Mr.. HaAey of Beaver Springs has
opened barrier shop in Ex-Sherifl
Spechts room on the corner of Mar
ket and Center SITS.
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Sand how is the world treating
you?" osl<ed the brindle pup of the
spawned flea.
"Oh," said the flea, 81 get bite
now and then; but how is it with
you?"
81 marage to scratch along."-Bal'
timore News.
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Republican Standing Committee.

Adams-C p. Fiss, J. T. Shawver.
Beaver-Chas. f. Dreese, II. II. Faust
beaver Wcst-J. W. Baker, David Renninger.
Ccntre-W. A. Napp l., C. Bingaman.
Chapman-lOseph Long T. X. Leight.
Franklin-J. G. Hackenburg, G. +. Stetler.
Jackson-J :. Nearick, VIM Martin.
Middlcburg-Fiank Specht, Banks w. Ioder.
Middlecreck-M l.. Erdley, J. NJ. Maurer.
Monroe-H. G. Hendricks, ii. f. Fisher.
Pcnu-Ioseph Il. Hendricks. |. y. Jarrett
Perry-A. W. Valentine. +. 4. Boyer
Perry Vest. :. Wincy. J. Y. Strawscr.
Seiu-gsove--J. Frank Keller J. A. Ludwig.
Spring.. Il. Klose, ID. Harrison Shook.
Union-J. G., Stahl,
Washington-W. f. Brown, Myron a. Meyer.
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J. N. HARRISON
Sunbury, Pa.

Curtin BowersoX Of MIDI.
has located his sawmill IN I
Roush's woods near GlobeMl
Mrs. Susanna Erilcy al
Jacob, spent Sunday with ri
at kratzerville.
S. O. Ulrich was doing ID
in Middlcburg between trair|
day.
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A Wicked Plot,

Mae-After Bessie's rich uncle heard
her sing he offered to send her across
the water"
Ethel-To cultivate her voice?
Mae-Oh, no; merely to get her out
of the way.-Judge.
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Naturally So.

what do you think of my wood
nymphs?" asked the artist of the con-
noisseur.
splendid! Any one would think
they were really made of wood!"-N.
Y. Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

The real estate market has been quite
lively during the past week. a mum
Der OF transfers were made, among
them the following:
James Russell, one acre land TO Louis
Offer and two lots TO Mr.. Hicks.
Vim Dollar, lots and 6, block l; lot
.I.2,5, 6, block Is; il and ~. block -,
TO Robert Munsey, of Bay City, Mich.
Lots s and 6. block - 10 Messrs. Fuller
and Powell, of Harrison.
T.G. Kaesemeyer, 20 acres adjoining
his mill sigh; TO +. 5. Robbins.
Capt. ]. j. O'Brien, II lots in block
IA, o'Briens addition, TO Occur 'Alene
lodge, No. "a |. o. o. +.
James Hoskens, south lot J, block
y, 10 G. i. Gunderson.
O'Brien's addition is favorite loca-
ton for buyers, 20 lots having been
disposed Of last week and fifteen this
week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

Wt.a Wsuru has banei.. .g'a u ard
t. - it5u Fgri~tjea rvst
t.- grsl estate aeeiicf ~ , vs.
e
-.w WAtff. Iatsmsu ot ths idaho
I..m.. A Administering rampauF's
fstaf AZ gus B.ar as, Tao 81 h4s
t.ssa .sc so, i..s msei.ass ias' ucrk
a-#fsit- p.'g al i'os, rall'.
"Wednesday ssrn.as aaa uf. aiiendei
s.Es .4utef IS candidates aetr pFras
r.. Da5ae D. thr 4lsfnc0 - ! g.
.t.a.4r. uln WAS deprived - tie
...sesfrp t dt.uE base appointment ~
o. s'rurss og ttv uatu 7 l. QpASi~s
Wat-. JYtgs NFlssT and . G.
rs-a Delivered "A sii,sss shrh.
as lrusshy SER ughi 10 ihe
81 ,ae u uf >milhs s,funs points
at Iar uigh forever
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SURVEYORS N THE FIELD.
Running n Line for the Occur d'Aiene A
Spokane Electric Railway.

Running n Line for the Occur d'Aiene A
Spokane Electric Railway.
j. G. White, chief engineer OF the
Occur d'Alene * Spokane Electric
Railway. is in the field with surveying
party for the purpose of running pre-
liminary line between the city and this
place. The party started in at Spokane
and is working up the valley. 1t was
at Post Falls Thursday and is now
working in the timber be-
low town. When this survey is com
pleted, estimates of cost will be made
up, the right of way secured and other
details arranged previous TO beginning
active construction work. The per-
manent location of the line depends
somewhat on the liberality of the land
owners IN granting right of way and
il is hoped there will be no obstruction
lists TO stand in the way aud prevent a
speedy construction Of the line.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

10 rsary ono knew what a grand
medicine ~ Kings New Life Pills Is, y
'n'e' u " Turner, Dcmpseysowu, Pa,
iopd SD all you have in day Two
Weess use has made new man OF
mo lualNble for constipation. stom.
ach and liver troubles - cents at the
'"'pg INleue drug store Clement
Wdsins Mgr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

N rs reHs8 briiptp hy lpoki0g ~
NI f.sf-y = healthy robust black
s#.. # lIm ini that Tor ten years
ss...l such tr5iures from Sheum.
ara Ell res ctafl endure and live
H..s IerfpI change followed h's
a.e Electric iHisera Two bottles
Uar rrI me-" bs writes. and !
lsFa .. feli a iwjugr ip over a year.
ihrs a.t'r tho kulnrYs. parity TIE
t.l a-I rpro rheumatism. neural.
gla rnusurss. improve digestion
ard $3.50 perfect health Try them.
unF r cents At Caeur d Alone nrug
s'"fa ment wilkins. Mgr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

J. r. Scott, editor Of the Cgur d.
Alene Press, and an old friend of DIR
J. II Mcpherson, was a member of the
democratic reception committee on the
Bryan train here yesterday. Bro. Scott
is one of kootenai cOunty's loyal
democrats and is the present repre-
sentative in the legislature, whose term
expires next January DR.. Mcpherson,
while in convention with ye editor,
spoke in glowing terms of his old time
friend and neighbor which is the high
est testimony one can give Of another.
Fremont County News
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01
HOnEsurLp DER MINING conrASs.

VIII DeVelope Property and Install
Machinery.
The Householder Mining company,
whose property is In the Wolf Lodge
district east OF this place, has pat a
force OF men at work developing the
claims and expects to continue work
during the winter. The group consists
OF eight quartz claims and the lodges
are well miEeralized, with water right
that can be easily developed to capa-
city of 800 horse power. 1t is the in
tention Of the company to develop this
power and install modern machinery
for operating the mine. The present
outlook for the mine is very bright aud
there is every reason 10 believe that II
will become dividend payer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

hn'or know tina, today Is the last
day ~ nsistration The books close
Intervening at O'Clock aud IL you are
Not registered you will be deprivedof a
vote There ISM way around Vt and
VAS ts l"ur last opportunity TO register.
Register now.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that my son
VergeI A. Newcum, aged 10 years, has
left his home and is not under my con-
trol, and that will not be responsible
for any debt contracted by him.
ct. j. W. NEwcUM.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

W \ and " NJ. Giuett, OF Benton,
ha'h'J Mich. were here during the
week booking the field over for the
paEp's' NJ establishing a shingle mill
IN ud' vicinity. They looked over
@Nera. sitos and have them under con-
Hacm'jon. Il is probable they viii
build a mill here.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT or TAR INTERinR,
LAND OFFICE At CoEUE n'ALENT, lDAH ,
October II. iAEs.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her Intention 10
make final proof in support Of her claim and
that said proof viii he made before the Register
and Receiver ~ CGm d'Alenc, Idaho, on No
Ncmbcr j., ia02, viz,
AMANDA KERR,
widow aud sole heir 81 James " Kerr deceased
Hid. 3Lis for the lots 3, I. ; and : W 4 NV z.
Sec "a tn a. y X ". H. NJ.
She names the following witnesses Ia prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: ErneSi & Hubbard. of Mica
Idaho: Eli ". BogES William N, Bacon James
Mills, an VI Rellgroyc, Idaho.
II. II BvnIoNG.
oct ianoy22-p. Register.
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The bill Of the Harrison Drug COM
pany for furnishing medicines for
Robert smith and Geo. Turner during
May 1902, were. after due examination,
on motion rejected for the reason that
the person ordering same had no au-
thority TO purchase same. The bills
were rejected 10y the following vote:
W. W. Bush and 5. II. Watkins in
favor of rejection, and II. ID. Mckinnis
voting against the rejection OF said
bills.
Complaint having been filed with
this board that the Sheep Springs road
10 Granite, and the road from Lischey's
place 10 Granite Greek, have been Oh
strucied by Mr.. Paul Clagstone, agent
of Mrs Morrison, by placing fences
across saidt road therefore, the clerk of
this board is hereby instructed TO
notify the road oyerseer of road Dists,
9 and Is. TO have such distractions re-
moved from said roads.
! The following road overseers' reports
were, after due examination, on motion
approved. Charles +. Barger, overseer
of road district No. 30; George 7, Horn,
overseer Of road district No. IS; Nj. II.
/ Hess. overseer Of road district No. 30.
And at this time the board adjourned
until Wednesday the 18th at 10 o'clock
a. m.
/ WEDNESDAY,, OCToBER 10, 1902.
The board Of county commissioners
met at 10 o'clock a, m. pursuant to
adjournment. Commissioners all pres
ent.
The minutes OF yesterdays meeting
read and on motion duly approved.
The following bills were at this time
taken up and, after due consideration,
were audited and allowed, and the
auditor is hereby authorized to draw
warrants for the several amounts
allowed as follows;
{ W Dyer. salary ..........-....,.. ..-,.-,- SNo W
c " Dyer. expenses .....,..... - ~
q W pAer hoard of prisoners ,....,.....,. ga q
Oscar shefticld salary aud expenses. s'e q
Charles Kruger, for right Of way ..,....., ca y
Charles Kruger ..,.',,,. - I"
In the matter of Harrison and Beauty
BAY road, Charles Kruger, having
heretofore, viz on September 9th, 1909,
been notified to appear before this
board on October 10Th, and show cause
why he should not accept the damages
awarded by the viewers; Mr.. Kruger
appearing this day and agreed to ac'
, cent the damages of $50 awarded by
the viewers, therefore the auditor is
hereby authorized to draw a warrant
on the general read fund in favor OF
said Charles Kruger for said amount.
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JOSEPH IIUsKEY,

HID ss6a. for the f. p y W 4 lots and = Sec. -
Tn e. n. H. 3, W. Il. NJ.
lie names The following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz. Christopher Butler, Ray
Purcell, Jerry sitter, Patrick Hunt, all Of Rock.
ford, Wash
u. II. BUDLONG.
oci.ll-noy l5-p Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

While in ST. Anthony last week as a
member Of the party which accom-
panied W J. Bryon on his speech-mak-
ing trip through southern Idaho, we
met DIR. j. ii. Mcpherson, a former
well known citizen of this place and
were pleased to learn that the doctor
and Mrs. Mcpherson are enjoying good
health and prosperity. Mr.. Bryan
made eight speeches during the day
TO thousands Of enthusiastic people.
file is a great man and impresses one
as being most sincere ia his arguments.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT % THE lNTEuoR.
LAND OFFICE At CoEUR n'ALENE. IDAHO.
October q, Ia92
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
10 make final proof ia support oi his claim. and
that said proof will he made before The Register
and Receiver at Occur 'Alene, Idaho, on Nov
snthpr NiF.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

koprENAi ioraF No. z kSlGHrs OF
Pi4MAs - Meets la fraternity Hall
Thursday evening OF each week.
Visiting brothers arr aiaays welcome
ll-lTy lianng. &. G., 1. a. sballls, X.
vi X aid ,.
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BOARD or coCNTY COMMISSIONERS

Report Of omciaI Proceedings -Bnsiness
Transacted.
TUESDAY, OCT. II, 1902.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT the assembling of the board at
30 o'clock p. m. the following bills
were taken up and after due examina-
ton allowed and the auditor is hereby
authorized to draw warrants for the
e.,s,.al a,,nr,,ss aIiav.ed ne follous.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-01

In the matter Of the road from CarIIn
Bay intersecting the Jensen road.
Chas. Kruger, non-cOnsenting land
owner, appeared before the board pur-
suent to notice heretofore given, and
asked s25 for right Of way Of said road
across his remlsses; the board having
heretofore made personal examination
of said road and premises and being
satisfied that the claim Of Mr.. Kruger
was reasonable, the same Is hereby ae-
cepted and the auditor is authorized
10 draw a warrant on the general road
fund In favor OF Charles Kruger for
said amount.
Aud at this time the board took a
recess until O'Clock p N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the assembling Of the board at
2 o'clock p. m. the following bills
were taken up, and, after due exam
ination, audited and allowed, and the
auditor is hereby authorized 10 draw
warrants for the several amounts
allowed as follows:
II Kellner. balm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 %
Martin Gilbertson, oyerseer Dist. i . Isl %
A petition OF residents Of Mica Bay
aud vicinity for an appropriation of
800 for the grading of turnouts on the
Peoples hill and general repairs on the
Mica Bay and Post Falls road, was on
motion, allowed, the same TO be expend-
ed under the supervision of Clay
Porter oyerseer of road district No. Al.
Clay Porter, the registrar of Mica
Bay precinct, WAS before the board per-
sonally, and rendered his resignation as
such registrar and on motion the same
was accepted, and Ella ". Porter was
appointed as registrar TO ill the va
cancy caused by said resignation.
The report Of Martin Gilbertson,
oyerseer of road district No. :, was, on
motion, duly approved.
AT this time the board adjourned
until Thursday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
r. ID. MckINNIs, Chairman.
Attest: JNo. {. CALLAHAN. Clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-01
THE TRIAL DOCKET
For September Civil Term of the JEFF
ferson Circuit Court

The docket for the September civil
terra of the jefferson circuit court has
i3een set for trial, aud there are sew
enty-four cases set for tr. ii during the
term The docket is IS follows:
September 15-John w. Gibson VS..
Hammett Grocer company; G. W..
Robinson VS.. D. A. Robinson, ct al; l..
B. Sidway VS. Cha.s TAFT; H. K. White
administrator, VS.. Edward Fitzgerald;
J. H. Allen, ct al, VS.. r. G.. Atkinson;
F. V. Duncan VS.. J. w. King; st. l..
S. w Ry. Co. VS.. Ferd Havis, ct al;
H. F. Auten. administrator, VS. Brewst-
er &. Henslee R. E. Price, administra-
tor, vs. ST. L. S. w. Ry. Co.; j. w.
Harris VS. Archie Leach.
September ia. V. Evans VS.. FraZ-
ier Walker: A. V. Evans VS.. S. M. Adj
ans; John Parr. ct al. VS. julius Mel
son: A. V Evans VS.. Frazier Walker;
R. H. NJ. Mills & Sons, ct al, VS.. MINI.
Fire & Marine ms. Co.
September 17-R. Robinosn, admin
istrator. VS. st. l.. S. w. Ry Co.; Bluff
City Furniture Co.. ct al, VS.. st. l.. S.
W. Ry. Co.; A. Jackson VS.. G. H. Will
liams: F. Carver VS.. B. Hendricks !;
n. T. Jenkins VS.. P. N. Vaugine. de-
ceased; D. T. Allen VS.. Nathan Red
ick; ] F. Grow VS.. J. w. Bunch: w.
E. Farrell VS.. w. H. & A. G.. Larr.
September 1S-Guaranty B. & I.
Co. VS.. st. l.. 1. NJ. Ry. Co.; Solmson
Bros. Co. VS.. c. Greenblott; N. Glass
VS.. ST. L. S. W. Ry. Co.: Simon
Bloom. administrator. VS. Cotton Belt
Savings and Trust Co.; Carl Hoffman
VS.. H. Louden; Nelson Morris & Co.
VS.. A. Laxton.
September 19-H. Davis VS.. Henry
Jones; John Conley VS.. J. f. Lyman
ct al; II. n. Love VS.. ST. l.. S. w.
Ry. Co; w F. Main & Co. VS.. ]. F.
Cox; A. F. Mcneil VS.. ST. L. l. NJ .
Ry. Co; Merchants Exchange vs..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-01

cause | was a friend of the family. I
used to know Jim Flood quite we'll,
but in the last five years nave been
travelling and have not been associated
with him. He was of prominent
family in Natchez and always wore
two fine diamonds and carried plenty
Of money with him. However whether
he had these stones when ne came to
ST. Louis do not know, but his broth
er. Harry. who will arrive here Friday
morning will be able to say for sure.
had his body embalmed today, as per
instructions from relatives. l receiv.
ed telt grams from both his niothe: ani
brother relative to the death of Jim.
The robbery theory will be Investigate
ed Friday when his brothai arrives"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-01

". II. Wesncr; Jones & IIooker VS..
S. F. Reed; Jones & Hooker vs.. S. F..
Reed.
September 22-E. B. Houston VS.. st.
s. W. Ry. Co.; Jas. Collins VS.. or.
September 22--,ras. Cei'ins ". or
ark Cider & V. Co; n. f. Stubbleield
VS.. H. S. Stubbleheld. Geo. Wagner
VS.. st. l.. S. w. r.. Co.; A. Smith
VS.. st. l.. S. W. Ry CO.; J. a.
Scott VS.. ST. l.. s. ". Ry. Co.
Sparks & Temple vs.. J. F. Butler 4
Son; Citizens Bank VS.. r G.. Atkin-
son, ct al; |. Ricaar son VS.. lick
Gould, ct al; Lee Baw VS.. !. J. Bloo;l
T. NJ Calvert VS.. Billie Jones' w. w.
Piper vs.. f. c. Rielley: w r. Simr3s
VS.. Sam Hardin.
September 23-Ro1t. Neal vs.. J. *.
Anthony; E. w Wil!',rs VS.. J. ".
Bunch; F. f. Moss, ,Jr., VS.. H. Clem-
mons: l.. Fowler W. St. l.. S. w.
Ry. CO.; Oscar Barron VS.. r. J.
Simcoe; Alex Brunson VS.. VIM. Kemp:
d. T. Allen vs.. Nathan Riddick, J.
T. Cheairs & Sons VS.. MannTankers-
ley Drug Co.; NJ. A. Rogers. ct al,
VS. W. 7. Young, ct al; l.. l.. Thomp-
ons VS. Emma S. Miller. ct al; B. Low
cnstein Eros. ve. |. F. Corder.
September 25-M. l.. Bell VS.. JET
ferson County; A. Brewster VS.. Sc.
Grocery Co.; John Ward VS.. estate Of
E. F. Fluker. deceased; John Fluker
VS.. estate e. E. Fluker, deceased; Sim
mons Hardware Co. VS.. O. M. Spell
man; Sawyer-Austin l.. Co. VS.. o. M.
Spellman; Citizens Bank VS.. F.. D.
Russell; Citizens Bank vs. Nose Solm
son. ct al.
September 26-Robt. Trimble, by
guardian, d. l.. Trimble. VS.. c. Fl.
| Montague; J H. Shelby VS.. J. l.. Curl,
ct al: White and Williams vs. st. l.. +.
NJ Ry. Co; Henry e Mcneil VS.. st.
/ L. L. NJ. Ry. Co, ct al; Joe Davis VS..
St. l.. /. NJ. Ry. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-01
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
DEATH OF JAMES M. FLOOD TO
BE INVESTIGATED
Abensce of Diamonds He Owned
Leads Relatives to Think De.
ceased Was Robbed.

With reference to the death of Jas.
M. Flood in St. Louis, and until re-
Gently night clerk at the Trulock hotel
the Globe-Democrat says
The body of the man found on the
Chouteau avenue care tracks Wednes-
day night has been identified as that
of James NJ. Flood of Natchez, Miss.
The brother of the young man VIII ar
rive in St. Louis this morning to take
charge of the body. and look into the
travelling saleman in Mississippi for
the Rice-Stix dry goods company and
who is at u 'esent stopping at the Lin
dell hotel. went to the morgue early
yesterday morning and positively iden-
titled the body of Flood as a former
acquaintance at Natchez.
A cousin NJ. F. Flood, of Brook Ha
ven, Mo-, also called at the morgue
and identified the body The cousin
said he believed that diamonds and
money had been removed from the
the body of the young man. Mr.. May
er did not see Flood during his stay
stay in st Louis. but he says the last
time he did see him Flood wore two
very fine diamonds The cousin said
these stones consisted of a diamond
stud valued at 5000
and ring valued at $500. The cousin
is employed in Brook Haven and was
of fine appearance. Mr.. Mayer. at the
Lindell hotel, in speaking of the case
last night, said:
IT merely took the matter up be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-01
Free Seed Distribution,

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 1.-The dis
tribution of free seed by the agricul-
largest ever known in the history of
the government, was commenced to-
day, three monthe earlier than usual.
The congressional distribution is be-
coming more popular each year, and
this year the enormous amount Of
100000 packages of seed, weighing
about 1000 tons, will be given free to
the farmers throughout the country.