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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
"SMlLlNG" GEORGE
Says There's Nothing in the Tall
About His Going to Jackson.

"Smiing"Z George Blackburn, who
managed the Pine Bluff team the
q eater nart Of last season, * in the
city oa his way b"cls from G neSville
Cook county, Tex, his old home,
where he has been resting Gp a little
since the close of the baseball season
and looking after some of his business
interest says the Nicks5urg Post.
Mr. Blackburn will remain here three
or four days probably, when he will
return 10 Pine Bluff Several months
age hP married a young lady Of Pine
Bluff and is making that city his hom"
i have made no plans for next sea
sen. dent know Whcter or not
Will play with Pine Bluff There is
nothing in those printed statements
that | intend to take charge Of the
jackson baseball team in the event
that the people out there decided to
get franchise in the league That is
simply some Of Jack Frost s talk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
JUDGMENT FOR $3.50.
Amount Granted DIR. Blackwell by Jury
in Suit Against Iron Mountain.

IN SUIT Against iron mountain.
The jury in the case Of DR.. O. G.
Blackwell against the Iron Mountain
road, in the suit for damage returned
a verdict this morning in favor of the
plaintiff to the amount of $37 30. The
suit vas for 81 600, the plaintiff claim
ing damages to that amount for al
legged injuries received by being thrown
from his seat while riding in the ca
boose of freight train on the road.
j. ". Cra wford and Taylor and Jones
appeared for the plaintiff, and Austin
and Danaher represented the defend
ant.
The case of Friedman Bros. Shoe
company of ST. Louis against B. l..
Gocio is being heard in the court to-
day. The plaintiffs sue for the price
of a bill Of goods alleged to have been
shipped to the defendant for which he
refuses to pay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
Street Cars May Start Tonight.

Since the breakdown at the power
house of the Citizens Light and Tran.
sit company force of men have been
working day and night rewrapping the
dynamos. and it is thought that the
street cars will run tonight. Another
test of tie dynemCs viii, he made this
afternoon and if they are in w0Eking
order the cars will again be started.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
PROGRESSING NICELY.
Work Across Bayou on East Sixth


Work on the culvert across the
bayou on East Sixth avenue is pro
crossing nicely. and will soon be fin
ished. 1t is being constructed Of CON
crete and on top of the concrete Will
be lain an iron floor, the floor TO be
covered with dirt. 1t will be splen-
did piece of work, and will be a per
manent structure. The present city
council has adopted the wise policy of
making permanent improvements and
While a permanent piece of work costs
more than temporary structure, it is
much the cheapest in the long run. as
the expense is over with as soon as
the permanent work is finished, while
the temporary work is a continuous
expense, and soon costs more than the
permanent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
NARROW ESCAPE
Of Officer West From Being Shot by
His Own WeaEon

Officer Joe West night Fatrolman
on the pnliee forcc, come near shoot
ing himself las nigh when ais pistol
was discharged ty Ee.2g Dropped on
the :,idcwai-. Nj. West was sitting
On a 0oX in 'front.' Of fne F'alstaA aloon
and was examining his weaton when
he accidentally dropped it and the
pistol discharged, sending bullet
back Of him and just over his head
The officer was much frightened at his
narrow escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
DR.. A. C. JORDAN APPOINTED.
On Auxiliary Legislative Committee of
American MEDICAL Assoc iation.

NHCulSdfl NCUiGdf ASSOLlaIlOf.
DR.. A. c. Jordan has received notice
of his appointment as a member for
jefferson county of she National Aux
iliary Congressional and Legislative
committee of the American Medical as
sOciation. The appointment was made
by the committee on legislation of the
association.
The appointment is one of eoEsider-
abe honor, and the duties of the posi-
ton require considerable work All
Legislation desired by the doctors of
jefferson county with reference to the
medical profession must be presented
to Dr.. Jordan, and he takes it up
through the congressman of this dis
trict, if it is national legislation de-
sired, ana with the senator and repre-
sentatiVes of jefferson county if il is
state legislation. Any legislation de
sired as to sanitary matters. quaran-
tine, etc, must be taken up through
DR.. Jordan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
Mr.. KIM: CALLED
TO TAKE PERMANENT CFARGE
OF LOCAL Y. M {. \. AS
SECRETARY
Was Called Temporarily Some Time
Ago, But Declined to Cone Oa!y
on Permanent Call.
lNTERES Y. Nj. c. A. NEWS

At meeting of the board OF directors
of the Young Mems Christian assocla-
tion last night. .Gr " L Kline of
leavenworth, kas., Nvaa elected gen
eral secretary of the association TO:
the ensuing year. NJ Kline Is a man
of much experience in Y. III =. A. work
and comes November / prepared to
open the rooms for the fall and Win
ter work State SeceetaHy J. l.. SEQ
field of Little Rock met with the dI-
rectors and advised ,ncm as to the
choice of Mr.. Kline.
MIR. Sc0field also talked with the dl-
rectors about the opening of the work
throughout the state. He says there
are more new buildings erecting in the
south and west for the \. NJ. C.. Z, thar
ever before in the hiSt'n.J of the asso-
citation, and that all ever the United
States new equiment IS being addict
to that already in use. Men are Goa
stantly entering the two training
schools to become better prepared to
carry on the work.
At Little Rock the tun,', sor the
erection of 100000 building lave
been raised and the new building will
be erected in the col:sc Cf the year
The North Little Rock building has
now been open six months and the as
sociation numbers 500 'nel.
The Y M. C. A. at Stamps, Ark, eE
joys the distinction Of being the larS
which there is an association il, the
United States. The membership at
Stamps Plumbers an even 500 and the
population Of the town 1900.
Texarkana has the third largest :alI-
read association in the south. ahu is
in a fourishing condition. Mr.. w. j.
Tubbs, the general secretary, is just
recovering from a spell of typhoid fe-
yer and the work is being carried for
ward
Several new buildings will be erect
ed in Arkansas in the near future.
One Of these Is the railroad building
at HoXie, which will cost $4,000, and
will be completed by January /. At
Van Buren,, the contract has already
been let for a $1,000 building which
will be completed in about six months
building will also be erected at
Crossett for the lumber men.
There are now flourishing organiza-
tions among the college men at Con-
way, Fayetteville Arkadelphia, Bates
Vile and Rogers. Y. NJ c.. A. day
will be held at Eunreka Springs, Sun
day, October %, when it is probable
that another association will be organ
lied
The next state convention will be
held at Fayetteville, February ST.,
1904, when a large number of prOmi-
neent Y NJ. c. A. workers will be pres
ent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
MAY bI: Be PROTEST
BILLY EARLE SAYS VICkSBURG
CAN SECURE PENNANT- ON a
TECHNlCALfTY
Says Clayton Was Only Loaned =
Baton Rouge and Was Never
Released
Released
BLACKECSH DENIES RUMORS

Il see#t hat Clayton IS OH Pine Bluff >
leaeffe list said Manager BiIl3
Earle 10 tie -Nickabars Post. This
means shat tire player was not released
by Pine Bjutt o Baf nj koGge but sila
ply loaned. and eyefH= one Of thc eoa=
tests i'll Whieh#Glaytoa tp1% part Wit
Baton Rouge could be protested s,ni
thrown ont. This being pos stole N'eke-
burg could Wia#the pennant Oil a teeh
nicaiitN. One club can release plaYs
er outright and ALLOW him TO go to al
Otner. club, but it is not proper for Il
player 10 be simply loaned Whether
anything viii be done in this matter
remains to be seen. The case OF kel=
lar who played with NlckSburg. is Ell
tirely different. He was not loaned
by Ni@kshurg TO any of the other
team. E"tore he played with Natchez
he had received his formal release
from NickSbuig Later he Went to
Pine Bluff and then to Greenville, but
each club in turn released him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
? + Il I. = j. y 1. i. 4. I. r. /. !. !. /.
DEA T fiS.
I. r. i. :. /. Il i. i. f. <. i. !. !. !. +

Mrs. Josie Mann aged "a, wife Of
w. W. Mann, died last night about 10
O'Clock after an illness of about three
weeks The body was shipped to Gar
rett today and will be buried there to-
morrow. She leayees a husband and a
little girl about three weeks old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
Directed All RiQht.

Mrs. Hayseed Visiting New York;
Hi, sonny, can you tell me where
Wall street is?"
Chimmy de Chump-"Yes'm Youss
goes right down dis way till youse
comes t. where some mems putting
up a buildin'."
Mrs. Hayseed-"And is that the
street,"
Chimmy-"No'm; dat's de wall" !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
New VaihaIla Members.

The following gentlemen were
elected to membership at the Valhalla
club last night: II. B. Farnum, Rus
sell Hollis, F. j. Darash, w P. Cook
Sterling Barrow Dan Baldwin. w. &.
Bouic. Jules Borresen, T. E. Griffin,
Jas. SfizzOlar, r. E. Pugh, j. G. Leav-
lit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
"ExCUS GS."
Subject of Rev. Andrews Sermon at
the Tent Last Nidht

SUBJECT Of Rev. AndreWs' Sermon al
the Tent Last Night.
Another large crowd gathered at the
tent meeting iast night to listen to a
forceful sermon by the Rev. J. B. AM
drewA on Excuses. The preacher
used the illustration taken from the
Bible Of the wedding feast Wnen those
who We're invited began to send in ex-
cuses and used this to illustrate the
excuses offered in every day life for
not Joining the church. The audience
listened with close attention TO the
speaker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
FOB TIE CONFEDERATE REUNION
- GEHELD IN PINE
# BLUFF
CONVEX. 2r1 Meets at Merri! Institute
at Neon, October q, and Con-
ciudes With Banquet.
,NRE HAVE BEEN 167 DEATHS

Maiof General 3. W. Green, COM
mandlng the Arkansas division. L. c.
", has announced the following as
the official program OF the annual re-
union to be held at Pine Bluff, Wednes-
day, October 81
1. Convention called to order
o. Prayer by chaplain, Dr. John H.
Dye.
3. Ca;i cf camps by adjutant, Judge
FIT. Vaughan.
a. Minutes OF last convention read.
s. Memorial exercises, prayer song.
report OF committee, by Col. Minor of
Newport
6. Committee on credentials. com
nittee on resolutions
Z. Commander s address by Gen.
B. W. Green.
s. Relief committees report by G..
,offin Walnut Ridge
9. Historical committees report.
10. General discussion.
II. Nominations for officers for the
ensuing twelve months.
The convention will meet at Mer-
ill institute at II oGock noon and
will conclude the business session dur
ng the afternoon. There will be a
,anquet at night.
The report of the mortuary commit
zee will show a total Of 167 deaths in
he division during the last year, which
3 probabiy not complete. During the
ear the following veterans have died
Athe Confederate home:
MI 7. Coats. Conway county, Co. C,
ty-third Alabama. January 9, 1908.
Vonn P Shellsworth. Mississippi
unty, Co f. Twenty third Arkansas,
birch 5. 1903
"a. G Fairbourn Nevada county, o.
!, First Arkans as reserve. June 8,
9O3.
d. O March, y eli county. Co. D,
fifty y-drst Tennessee. June 26, 1903
Henry Hurr, Sebastian county. Co.
!, Fourteenth Louisiana. August IA
9O3.
xJohn Duncan. Woodruff county. Co.
; Thirtysix1 Arkansas, September
B, 1903.
VIM. Reader. Yell county, Oct. 6,
9O3.
The following inmates of the home
led while on leave OF absence:
VIM. Dickinson, Clark county, Co E,
'hird Arkansas, at residence of son
ear Gurdon. December Z, 1902
John E. Goss, Jefferson county. Sew
nth Georgia, at nome of relative in
Inc Bluff, March 26. 1903.
E.%T. n Watts Lonoke county, Co.
Eleventh Arkansas, died at home of
On near England. September Il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
lookina for His Wife.

One who shall for the present be
nameless fires this conundrum at us:
What drug did Lot ask for when
he got to heavens gate?"
Where shall find my salt.
Peter?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15
Better Than a Hen,

Customer Tin grocery)-"Are thosS
eggs fresh?''
Grocsrs Boy-"Yes, maam. 'Tain't
been a hour since laid 'em In that
box
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15

Major General B. W. Green. COM
mandlng the Arkansas division, L. G.
", has announced the following as
the official program OF the annual re-
union to be held at Pine Bluff, Wednes-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-15

1. Convention called to order.
2. Prayer by chaplain, Dr.. John H.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
DON FEDERICO OEGETAU

Ell viernes lego & San Juan, nues-
tro particular amigo don Federico De-
getau, actual Comisionado de Puerto
Rico en- Washington,
Tuvimos OCCASION de hablar breves
momentos con ell senior DeQetau, Y lie
encontramos muy optimista, respecto
a. ,porvenir politico v econ6niico de la
isla.
Cree ell senior Degetau que nuestro
Ntatl1s ha de resolverse pronto.
I'll pr6ximo oto6o Sc vera en- ell Con-
greso de Washington ell case de Isabel
Tonzalez, que ha venido, por capricho
ue la suerte, & plantear ante ell gobierno
y ante las Cdmaras, ell problema de Ia
ciudadanfa de los puSrtorriquefIos. 81
el Congreso deelsra, como hay muchas
prooabilidades para creerIo asi, que Isa-
9ei Gonzalez no es extrangera, quedara
ue hecho estatuida la ciudadanla anne
Flcana de los puertorriquenos.
d por Ell ccntrario, declara que La
0onzaiez es extrangera, habrS entonces
sue piantear Ell problenaa bajo otras ba.
ses' que Ell senior Degetau cree daran e
hesultado que Sc busca.
Muy esperanzado mu6strase ell Sc
nor Degetau, quien cree ciegamente que
Ruy pronto Puerto Rico seri declaradc
11slaoo de Ia Union Americans.
Desds luegC que nosotr,,s RIO parti
&iparnQG dN anm r.r.ks,..s--.I~1 ~. -,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
SAN JUAN
NoTAS POR CORREO
julio 4

Ell dia 26 jurara ell cargo de presi-
dente de Ia rep1blica de Santo Domin-
90. ell seflor Word y Gil.
La senorita Juana ManueIa Ro-
dripuez, que acaba de ser nornbrada te-
leprafista de Ia estacion central, es hija
de don Juan Bta. Rodriguez, prominen-
te ingeniero.
-Parece que ell asunto del Certa-
men del Ateneo, ocasionara gran efer-
vecencia entire los lite ratos que en- ell to-
maron parte. Sc nos dice que hasts
Coll Toste ha sido premiado.
-Anoche tuvo iugar Ia function
inaugural. organizada por los nuevos
contratistas del teatro. I'll espectaculo
result6 en- extreme esplendido.
Las parties mas aplaudidas fueron
las bonitas pleas que ejecutaron las
handas de la Insular la del Regimlento
Puertorriqueno, dirigidas alternatives
mente Dor sus respectivos directories.
ri cinemat6grafo result6 admirable.
Aqua Bouchard, ell ideal para te-
ffir ell pelo del color que Sc desee; la ere
ma del mismo fabricante para guitar las
manchas del CUTS, las tsene de venta el
simp6tico Zerbi, Allen nhmero A;
---Se ha recibido en- esta cludad e
importante informe del general WOOD
sokre su gobierno en- Cuba durante IL
oTS1Dacl6n m;litar. Dicho iuforme o.
conpone de doce voluminosos tomos cor
importantes vistas de todo 10 bueno d'
l aouel pals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06

andar de jebergd Y haber efec-
tuado bastantes libaciones. Tan
pronto como penetramos en- la
Muda, uno de dichos individuos,
muy conocido por su aficion a I'll
rarle ole La oreja Jorge, seflal6 &
nuestro director como diciendo:
&ya esta ahf.> iFu6 que por ca
Sot0LidGd a aQuellos indivfduos Sc
les ocurriO ir q correr una iuer1a
La Muda, o deliberate prop6sito
Gle If a esperar ALI nuestro Di-
rector! 81 este dltimo, revela una
lnslgne cObard1a ell que un indivi-
duo para zanjar cuestiones con
Otro, Sc vaya, acompaflado de tres
mas, a una carretera por dOnde
ha de pasar su adversario compile
tamente solo.
NuestrO director tomo asiento,
pidi6 una limonada, pasaron
dlez minutes sin que Ell turba de
teU5t0 Sc moviese de su asiento. En-
ESQ lego otro coche de San Juan
ocupadO por un teniente de la po-
lic1a Y Otro caballero, los cuales
penetrarOn en- ell departamento en-
que SO hallaban los otros. Tan
pronto como ell tur60 de IeUitd VIC
al teniente y d su acompaf1ante, SO
puso de pie Y trato de dirigirse
La habitaci6n Immediate en- la que
SO hallaba el senior Abril; pero SO
d0tuvO q cOnversar con el caballe-
TO que acompaflaba al teniente,
mientras este, que es amigo del Sc
nor A bril-, SO dirigio q saludar
nuestro director. Este no perdfa
de vista los movimientos del que
va considerable su presuntO agre-
sor. POGO tempo despu6s desapa-
recieron todOs pOr la puerta que
da al balloon Y dirigiendose a sus
coches partierOn para San Juan.
Despu6s nos enteramOs que ell
turba de levita,. al saludar d La
persona que acompaflabaa al tenien-
te, le habfa dicho: &Tengo Ell COM
promise de tener un disgusto con
Abril uonde Quiera que 10 encuen-
tire, y como ACADIA de llegar, voy a
ventilar ese asuntO.& Ell amigo,
como era natural, trato de cOnven-
cerle de la inoportunidad del case,
muchO mas habiendo ALI un te-
ul0uCO 40 Id POA1C1d NuO Az hoOA1
de permitirlo. 7 parece que de-
sistio del proposito.
De ese modo Sc reaiizo una CO.
media cursi, que quizas hubiera
terminado on drama, q no ser por
La oportnna llegada del teniente.
No parece sino que ha habido quien
quiso fmitar 10 de la carretera de
Af1asco; pues ese individuo que Sc
considera agraviado Sc encontro 1
con nosotros muchas veces en- San
Juan, ocasion tuvo de ventilar
ese asunto.
No cream los que deseen me-
tern0S ne01o0s, que la cosa es tan fa-
Gil como Sc supOnen.
Nosotros nos hallamos STEM
pre- en- condolences de igualar las
fuerzas con cuaiquiera.
Y estamos dispuestos a todo.
Y vamos con frecuencia q San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
De regreso

Aver regres6 de San Juan nuestro
Director sefior Abril.
Este Sc hallaba en- la capital desde
81 yiernes.
Por falta de espacio no puede tratar
hoy ciertos asuntos de importancia, que
sc relacionan con nuestra poIitica.
Manana empezara & tratarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
;COMEDIA o QUE?

Hemos pasado dos dias y me-
y. o. ~ San Juan. La ciudad esta-
~ =, ooIn,+reoada al regocijO de las
,tos y del 4 de Julio, aunque, a
I'm oSiT verdad, not6se este ano que
4 7Tm TnnebIo no tom6 gran parte en-
loeregociios. Puede decirse, que
H. p 'oHHlelicanos Y ell elemento OH
;o1 " fneron los que celebraron La
isneba commemorative.
n populacho, aquel populacho
Dvantisco de San Juan, muestra-
ahora pacffico y respetuoso.
bnade decirse que va no hay t1T-
III - - descamsiSad08. En- cambio, i'm
,apsn l,p m ahora ALI los turbas de teUitG,'
ri 'nne. Dor arte de birlibirloque
4 debido a nuestras marejadas po-
n ticas Aotan ALI como Ell zargazo
Eobre la espuma del mar.
I'm ese sentido ha retrOgrada-
h. mncho aquella sociedad. va
~ es Maule6n ell que prepara en-
boscadas ataques a mansalva;
Shora son los otros, los que Sc Green
gabaIlerOs y personals decentes y
grominentes ciudadanos. Estos
Kan llegado a perder va aQuel es-
piritu de caballerosidad y de de-
Eencia que caracterizaba en- item
Los de Espafia a los que Sc sent1an
\ Eaballeros.
Apenas lego nuestro director
San Juan, variOs amigos le ma
Rifestaron andase con cuidado,
boroue uno de esos t,trb0s de LeUita
babia dicho que tan pronto SO en-
bontrase con 81 iba a naeterLe ma7aO.
Eomo ell senior Abril anda siempre
Drevenido para cualquier eventual
idad, hizo POGO case de esas ad-
Tertencias, y ALA Sc fue a recorrer
as calIes de La ciudad, dispuesto
participar de las fiestas que SO
el6braban. Y iOh casualidad!
an pronto puso los pies en- la ca
Ie tropez6se con el consa bido tur60
& Jeuta, que paso indiferente Y
acifico por su lado. Y en- dos dias
ue estuvo ALI nuestro director
6 10 encontro mas de siete veces,
. mismo durante las horas del dia
ue durante las de la noche. Lie
amos, pues, q Greer, que tOdas
quellas advertencias eran brOmas
Q nuestros amigos, pues al consa-
lido per80ndje le habfamos tenido
asta aver por un cumplido ca
allero, y 81 algo ten1a que venti-
IT con nosotros, 10 natural era
ne nos buscase, nos llamara q
arte y tuviese con nosotros las
Iplicaciones 8 ell encuentro nece-
lrio. Pero por 10 visto la raza de
IS caballerOs va desapareciendoya va
Q esta terra.
Aver, q las tres de La tarde,
llimos de San Juan para Caguas
n companfa de un amigo Gle esta
,calidad.
Al llegar d la Muda, y pene-
ar en- dicho establecimiento d re-
oscar, vimos que en- el departa-
cato Immediate al que ocupamos,
, hallaba el consabido turb0 de Ie-
itG on union de otros tres indivi-
uos Gle San Juan. Todos, a juz-
ar por sus maneras Y por 10 en-
7ndidO de sus rOstros, parecfan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06

Degetau, sinceramente desearfamos
ser los equivocados.
Al sefIor Degetau acompafla su es-
piritual 6 inteligente esposa.
Reciban ambos ~nuestra afectuosa y
cort6s bienvenida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06
La Central <MERCEDITA, fe Ysbucos, dis

los A9Ues : s::; a; = s:sssSss T. .:s Z
de fo omafa
fjo digrse oil Ad
Luis D. llnirons FsaTdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-06

FL dueho esabecento montado aura dc
de sa pbico enerado ervicio comodas
abaciones bahia TODD preciOs
dos Sc admen tamen abonados Una vista La
quedaran cOnvencdos.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


The PttsubSrg. Cincinnati. Chicago & st.
Louis Railway &C. Ptttsbufg. Pa. March 10.
1s0s The ANIMAL meeting Of the stockholders OF
:ne Pittsburg. Cincinnati Chicago K st. Louis
Railway Company will be held al nc principal
etiiee o. the company In the city OF Pittsburs.
TUESDAY, APRIL Il. 1903.
a. II O'Clock a. m. for the purpose OF receiving
the annua; report Tor i90z. cectlng four directors
expires that date and tTansactng such other
business as may properly c0mc before the meet
ing.
March =. and reopsned on Wednesday. April 10.
1sos-
In rhe District Court OF the United States for
the district OF Indiana.
In bankruptcy. March .. 1898. Before the
Hon Albert Is Anderson. Judge
No. HI In the matter or Porter Brothers and
Charles Porter.
n belrg shown 10 the satisfaction OF the court
b. AFFIDAVIT this day flied that the petition herein
Is brought - procure an adjudication In bank
ter and that Frank Porter is not an inhabitant
OF said Aisfrt found therein. and does not
voluntarily thereto. and II further appear
Ing that psrscnal service GpOn said respondent Is
do appear and plead answer or demur 10 said
petition ca before the 9th day OF March.
1873 and this order shall be published I'm a news
paper Of general circulation printed and pub
ffshed in sad district once week for two con-
secutixe weeks prior 10 the day above named.
T. Noble q. Butler. clerk % Sad court. do here
by certify thar the foregoing - a true copy OF n
order this DAY entered n said court.
Witness my hand and the seal OF sale court al
fsEAf.1 Indianapolis, In said diatrict this 9Th
NOBLE c. BUTLER Clerk
smith. canbern * smith. Attorneys.