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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
arn Seainahnm. Wa;h.

geQinabam bar M palgt 10 RGr6 til
at uourbeiSe 9itp Charter for ben iorcs
ueSe 8p. o. ON en- Raaueo, tai bet or
fGrSiet, bil bet tomnte op for Solicit at
antages eler at ~forinitss. Ser CT en-
bel Del at Smpruoemeuts, iom ital siss
res BETTE Var. banse oifenilist 90 prioat.
Ter ifal opfsrss uoeIs Steus 90 9ricts
Spgninger. % artitsitsme CT M ipsisIs
Fat meS at ida Rlaneu uofsrt for bper az
benz. Scr bar pi bet inn bGnOiBt meo
S~peningSiteu lise peS, os oa lomHier bet
Ian 5iaist at bgsse at Sten. Sdgmsls
lerue or iSnrg Sag % Rnt; men
SbiualemsIierne bar neolast arbeieet ior
en- RaaneSs 1is, for at ina Sbiu8les
op ! iorries HAIRS Yriisr. % osrfpr 5dr
nh arbsioerRe en- Raansee ppilstio.
Solt. ION bar -6ii6sS Traps at irtts
/ Sieen, ~bespnber M at ie ia ON sftlr
giles. for az bare i9reis til Barren.
Bet er ensnu for tieliet paa gaaren for
Rinerue (@uIograomuiel, babe Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Eautaauin, ittub 60, utah.

Seq bar Lett 9ereS @Iao "8ecorabs
goiten" / mango Aar meo meeen Sus
teresic paa @runS al Den me9et sooe og
IunSc 2esniug. iom Sen iuoeboIoer, og
sniter fremSeIes at pcSblioe. iaaIGrac
ieg fan ic meo BriIer. Seq suiter at
itrioe noget ON bette &~icrglano. litab
Iigner npget NorgeS SlOIanb meo bsie
SicIoc, iterre 90 minbre 8alfsrc, beIs
Iftftet for Gscrbrlrg. Geutrumrets SsiSc
er 5000 Sob uper Snort. Yad en- Ssis
Sc at mclem 5 a 5000 SOB porsr BEN
beoite Sbtoe; men pnd 5000 Soo sr
oct for foIbt for 8ren Der Iepsr 9es
foIfningcn al areoturaUI. SsapItuger
beitaar foroetmeite al gIiaIfa. Gen b.
ties fra TO til fire @pr8c ON Sommerrn
/ Gorbolo til &Iimatet.
Scr fan ineentirg noIes, barb at tale
ON, fOrribeu @auS L3rrt9ution). Ser
furSrcs itor &apitaI her for at briugc
@auo opcr Dc fore 2auoitrGtnniger, ION
enSul Iigger unSer 6Gfoo. 5oao Sdt1Ss
6rueet angaar, ian er lltab for IGnge
iioen op%erbefoItet. Gfteriom Solicit pcrer
til, iaa brager be no pdd npe Yldoier
for at ifabe fig npe 3iem, men Der er
flor Rerelie. / 9icrgUerfsorifteu, al
Steutul, 8uIS, SGu, &obber % SIp
Iom giper arbeioe for Here tiien RdnS
aaret runtot, og Der er not iaa GOD Sags
Ion, men ouieepel er bet fda al be maus
&c, iom logger jig no9ct ttlbeSite for en-
~raiub San, euooa ot bar life mango
at Dem / Utah. : Semt 8Iaos bauSe 0i
life Reen p9rb at tale ON fra 23be Rai
iii Ste Sduuar. ga III ui en- SOB Gre
paa en- Rat. s BET belle BAR ni bait 81
SOB enc eenne @iutsr, hpiItet sr soSt
for '9unobru9et, Tom mad ftole pan
Sneen, iom iaISer ON @interen for sOs
SpIing.
Suiteriubuitricn iorsgss til bbert adr,
os oerpeb ioreges. Sryisrne paa uIe'
iIaes SarmproSu.eter. Ser er M iir'
Sabriter / ben nurbIiBc Del az lltab, %
fIere biz bIioe bpg8et LIH8ere Sbo.
gu or 5peSen op / Ell Dollar pr, gus
i6eI. De sprise Sarmproouttsr / Sors
boIo, iaa arbeioerer mto SamiIie bin
ben. iom iienSer bsSit, 5UOr Stoeu tlsma
mer.
Solicit Dor | 2anSs5per, iom er alag
Inst mee breSe 8aSer. iom frpoier bpsrs
andre / rstet giHtIsr, beplantet mel
Stps9etr9r oeo Chen al Sortpupet
Sisis CT oaina eoOe MOB ginoen foI
SrugttrGerne. Saltiipru ligser ! Der
~norS0eitre Del at Staten, er 75x30 giI
og Far en- altituSe al 4.2f05oS ope,
5apet. @anset Bar % Sroosnt Gait. el
iaalsoes ct oest Sas, bpor life roget Oh
fan lsbs, men bar Ct meet tort 5orraat
at Salt. iom siSsr marge 6oIf arbsiol
for Sontmereu. SiSfbe CONNER bIel
10000 Ton cptoset; bet bar nf bet itsri
tie gpIasst. 6Ierc g~aosanitaIter sr op'
fsrt, Tom sisr goo 6Orrstuins ON Com.
meren.
iltdsiisen er 2Txi2 RiI, bar en- aIti
tube al 1890 Sob 90 sr RIG paa forfeit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
isra Wprtpn, q. aat.

ga 19ccord6s 9oiten" itaoig beisesr
be taIrige ifnnSinauiife Siem Der ! Rors
ton, oil iss forfsse at ienoe nosIe 2ins
ier bsrfra. Set bar p9ret en- lang. fob
gittter Der. NpIineen bar lite a Der
iiSlte Var, men BET bleo liSt dniaeoel.
eftcr al ben Serte, Ri babe. Speoen sif
fra ~ til 20 8uibeI pr. Iere og Star
fra 5 til IA gufbeI pr. aere. Hn er
beege SeIens | goo FriS. iaa man tan
life tlaee. Ser er M ct eammelt Scttles
ulent. 9e fsrite Settlere fom Der for
omtrent "a aar iioen. ca par bet poe
gr9rierne at ie ooernIt, men MI tr bet
anSerIeSes. Store 5uie % Stalobpss
ninger er Der paa hnsr cueits Sarm, iaa
at BET er ct bnffert Sfie at ie.
en- Snrmergit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

alaIfu oa gPt. gater Giitriitet at be-
gpuoe uo8st npt. Gen Sc 9liHer, iom
er / arbciSs / Rt. 8nter Dit, gisr bet
temmeIig goot. Ser bill bliue Iio!tgt oers
pppe BEN tillommenoe Sonu1er.
BEN ieHere SiS bar ri bapt Seisg ~
eli RrnBSe Sol. ira Dc sitiige Statet,
Tom tommer BERTH for at gisre iig bel
6stienSt meS Sor5OIosne pua YdciHes
apiteu. vi Tnoer iblaHOt otm mango,
iom bar prrtt Der isr, men or her
igien for usierc at urOerisge 6orbOloene.
guget SounS cr meget tiltrGttense, o.
Sen, fom Gar UGrct her IN Sang. iprs5
life at Baoe SreO meo Jig isIu, fsreno
ban bar iaast itg ct 5iem prO apiten.
budr pi life bar 6daro SiHtsr euer for
unrm Scmmcr. Saaodut oeiliat alimat.
ION pi bar pad Sugst Souus. oil life
ior8Iemmss al uoger. iom bar Iepet ber.
Rople iisber iia ct 6iem euteH | en- @p
eler bad 9dnoet. ReR for nRrpFrrnos
cr 9Berne ooerfplSt. ina be ilsite ier zig
ont sfter gaHo iont CT bGnoigt og uRr
Siscn. On Del al Dem Gar tdaet iii
2anS paa BbeSIep SSlanS os iaast ia
Diem Ueo Siseu, ina be tan iarme o.
rife. SiaRoiunoeruc. ION, sr pant mes
Sisen. oil beIit DO ueS Dem os Der bdbe
lin 5arm. Get or Ter ri bar II Rile
2anS Oso Bu9st Souno OF Der er ben
beSite anlesuins for Ct norif Excitement.
SsriOm S~tdnSinabsrue oil tnee Del oeri.
Solicit. ION lspsr paa Yuget Souno.
sr pei tiIirsSs mes i'm Stiuins. Tom De
bar BET. Se sr life ida Sriitiae iom Sot'
iet | Central Staterns. men Be Isper bel.
ON Be life ar6eiber iaa baarSi
.. q Strano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

liz Slags sill. Sen Tiger 40 gltI |
Spo for Snltiiseu Og beupttes iOm Rcs
Ierpoir for Snltiis0olsu. Ser 8aar !
Gnnaler ira lItahiseu neScper mob
5alniseu, TO pna bpsr Sioe AT 6Iocsn.
gauSet taacs op | adunLernc meo IRE
Bumper. ion saar meo Damp. 5oer al
Dem er pad 400 5sitesfrait. Sereftcr
tai Sc Srioss meS gIettricitet. Set er
enSmu megst 2auS. iom Itggsr o~peHfcr
Sisic Gaualer, ida @dnotompauiet M
pier 5orbereSsIie til at bb8ae to aaHaIar
III. 9ette tsrre SanO tr ueI iiiftet for
srugtaSI og alfalfa, men forloeu Sano
er BET Ell Osb sapital; men parsn sier
no. ida COB 6orrsmins paa i%auoant
qdnS. Ears g. Glen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Sanbet peb grinee albert.

ga ies isr / "9ecpra6 Soften, at
Der Ell en- og auoen iom ipprger ON
SatS % SomeitsaS peS Yrince aIbert,
iaa bill ies iige min grfarius ON 2anoet,
Sa ie9 bar p9ret oeroppe en- Sio. Ser
iinSes m bel Del 9oot 9dnS oeroppe.
men en- itur Del or oeiaa mprl9uOt. iaa
mar life fan faa en- itor a9er (6ieISl
Sorobunoeu CT rig uoi. men Sa gnaren er
fen % foIo, bltr 5neSeu life MODEM, for
Iaust no / Septembsr TnaneS. o. oa Ell
Den ubiat for at irtfe. buiItet fan inS.
trGfie 6aabe | auguit og September. ga.
Der fan iuotrGfte en- Srpitnat / Sui
RaaueS os iaa bbis man bar soS so.
ilaat paa lit SanS, iaa er bet ct COB
Steo for &%reaturabl, ba @r9sict bore,
irooigt Der. Nau MAJ bare not so fol
inc arenturer, Sa ginteren or lang Of
fob orroppe, t5i Oct Iisser 800 TiI ODER
oeufor Satotd. allIoen / @inter ban
b9ret msIIem so os 60 8raber, men Sei
h9noer ibIanot. at Sen fan eaa neS ii
40 @raSer unSer Zero, men bet er iac
itilt, = nldr tsnber inseu Storme Der.
pppe. - ina 9uIeen tienSes life iat
baarS Iont pna andre Steoer. % iaa e
Der "pIeutb" Siob ooeralt. iaa ginSei
bar ingeu g1aat Ser. Reset barre Ct
BET paa Be ltofe 8r9rier. iom lisser 10t
gPit IDS fra $since aGbert, oe Tom itrGt.
fer Jig ira SauIsB ibSpOer til 0abisiol
m pInIs shurr. Ser fIrSes t,oeu Sfn,
paG blmSrcser al RiIs; aItins nlaa tis
bes bnaee auI o. 9eS os 9um6sr ii
5Is, os BET til libIue bsis Sriier. mans
SteSsr bar bet onSt for at filtoe Snns
bpor Sp6t man sit. Sisie Strss pa
Der Ell R9ueSe Stsu paa SorSen. mel
ageuterHe forIansie ell bsi Yris 10
9anSei. boor banrIiat bet erS iaa us
Seu BRINE Sere sif Iise til 5oppeu, met
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Ara aoatns. Wliuneipta.

8n BET er iieIoen bi isr uoset ! glas
set Ger fra GSams, Iaa bill lee fcrisee at
ffribe Iiot. Set er life rart jeg fan ifris
be. mcn iee bar tartt at fcrisee Ell Sang
for at ie, ON BET fontmer ! Ya~pirfurprn
Surrige Gar fit Ri ct Saarlist gar, 90
BET lille. iom bar, a oeion oaarliet. )
Z ginfer bar bet peret iu9rt folot meS
IiSt Gue. 0lin aone ienoer jim beSits
Sat for IaaIebrebet iunt Sc ienSte beus
be. 2aalene bar uSnin-fet eooe. @cns
Iigit fra en- eautmel Nbonent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

trucoc mco at angribe mine Hunger.
0eriom NIT Spitem bapoe pGret ! c
i~terfere SilitanO, ptloe oct pGret me-
act letterc at mooarbeiOe 6orfisIel.
len, men lea iputeS life at ftnoe no.
gen 9inSrmg, Tor icg begpnote at
taac Ecruuo, og ieg MAJ iige oct
aioroe arbeioct gritnbigt. Snoen Ell
ltae funoe ieg ie en- merteIig 6or'
beoring; ieg tog Berrna fire Tiger
OF er mi / uomertet Selbreo." -
9liis gllice 0'g3iel.
WrS. 5rante5 BiIion, 80 NeIiou
Street, Clinton. Rois., ftrioer:
"Ieriom De bop6e feet mig ncgen.
aoug uuSer min Spgbom og MI, bible
oct life iorlrnore Fem, at ieg III i'm.
Der mig Iua i at prize Bernria. Ntn
Suqoom par Ell iterf 6urtislelie, iom
nuarc6 2uftrsreue og Suuaerne. Seq
fulate Ceres ipeeielle guoi$ntngcr OF
eitcr at bopc tnqet lee SLATER BE-
ruua, bar ieg pao geuene igien. Seq
amer Geruuu for et merfelig Weot.
Gin"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Gmienrer al intmffe Kpincer
Syneer pe>rn>nas prts.
(ScrfSmt SerfjSclie 90 paarfatarrb ajSr 3npalSer AZ Here HpinSer, paa
Scnnc aarsts chs aae anSre syeSemme fuNammcn)
geo g~espnbelien al en- 5orfislelie er
Sioen at tage Ye.ru,ua.
ct ameet interesjamt srtp.

mus Margaret YbelpS, In.
US. 6ourtb Street, Cincinnati O.
Orator Friday Chatauqua Club, Iirtu. I:
seq amer Reruua for bet bebite ga
tarrbmiboel ! gedrispet. RpeIe Ytaane'
Der iioeu i'll jes en- 5prtipIelis al at bIipe
paab paa 5soperue oe bore uoiot for
geiret. 9enne 5crtiglelie latte ls paa
aunserue % slprbe benz iuare o. irrite'
ret, % bpet 8ana iss boltese, siorse bet
puot, os ies bpiis0s Oh en- bel Tel Slim.
Miu Gauoe par ono. min gppetit baarlia
% min SeIbreoi NImiuSsIisbeb neObrubt.
Sec bespnote at tuee 9eruua % / fort
lib bar min Selbrso fulotGuois sleu'
oprettet. "-Ytiis Rarsaret gbelps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

ga 6 Mmurn1 G3OS ap SnD e. SuOnH%OHs 5S. furr:
"ROss MaanSrH bn paamOs is mig en- Ht 5rHstNs Toe leo bm bm ira s"tut smt
latte E nit 6b o. uboihbe FB til aatarb 5puSet % Eatn. W E8 po life npa mem obgpe
nt 6r Mowu, mmj jog to pR hks nit pSa has OphOppa, edhn tor 90 f maats age
enuh en- bp Slime ir NIT Swb bp upeumube fart S9 lnNeD re I'LL Brunaa pntro@
im ct Rmt 9DSA mob darb O is bdlutSs at msUs bbSS bet tms nor pr mia. % GO tanat
dr at m hat be ire nr at bet bnpe rmn nit Gbo s min g ira eWrt SWra &ahrb
safm mHr ig at bt init SnnsbpN ON gaunas grhtnt til DC maHSe aHSs seb bar" - Mrs
6. Wuripn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
"Yeore fore bar eno efter
mar"
On fan bsifpttc big mob
Satarrb Hnoer bet uitabisc
geir / april.

Solo 6e66erne tsrre o. ndrrue.
6olo 9rpitet bel beifpttet.
Sou / CT pelpentileret 8rreIie.
@oa bier Gog no I iriif 2uft for
at blipc rant til uoenosrS SUIT.
T---- 8eo at fsEge 0isie
IRcglcr oil man bape
''s'' ell temmelia iiffcr
1pr.I. @urauti moo 5ortis.
Ielie. Soitc, aatarrb, 8aurfeber
0. /. b. tiltroO3 for Sgle. SliIS, Regn
eIcr pIISielige So~ranoringer / Cent
peraturCu.
6uis on imi0lertiS alereoe bar en-
6orfisIclic, los eIIer fat, 8uiorrb
ohtt cllcr frouiif, Mi0let, iom itrnr
IiuSrcr. hurtiG f,trerer 90 norig gicu'
oprettrr, er Gcruuo.
NogIc fda Goier al Ecrlrua oeS
9equuocIicu al Ell GorfislcIie oiG for.
andre belle 9sbet. Eerurn pirfer 81.
rcfte paa Slimbiuoerne, iaa at boor
iom beIit 6orfiSlelien fan babe iot
iig fuit jua bill 0ctte aicnncmtrpn.
qenOc 3ioocI noo SEN. Bcruua bin.
orcr ubiolut aatorrb ira of frite itg
iii uoaet Graon / 2egemet.
ScI6rcb GU SUrfjsltlie fSr Den uO'
piflcr ia til Sntarrb.
Wiis alice 0'RciI. 3t2 gSams
ST., grooflpn, Z. D., itriper:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

Seq fan life
for meget til
SoroeI for Ge.
runa. Snttreut
CT aar iioen bar
ieg i%ulOitGuoig
u~e6bru0t, hapoe
nIoorlig 6or.
~tieIelic og Ell
ilcm Soite, iouI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Correspondence

amapsnbenar Hnu aasa o. sbnsh t@si life n miuhs snnH ill., BE- br i'm usaHs srHnsn.
Lrs al Rbatfemn amrsfs H H bm oHmNasmt mtOnHbnpa hmrRnm Rorspmxnt tuhr
!. bet mena bahOmH ma babe aapHa % abnstH. I.
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

G. E. Foster, 32, Batesville, and Mrs. Corda Adella Strouse, 28, Bryan, Ohio.
 w. E. Jones, Jr., 22, and Nancy Nicholson, 17, both of Swifton.
 George Eason, 36 and Artie Raney, P, both of Swifton.
 c. w. Gregory, P, and Laura Pippinger, 15, both of Remmel.
 Jeff Johnson, 35 and Helen Ryan, 19, both of Jacksonport.
 w. T. Altman, 23, and Mabel Parsons, IS, both of Swifton.
 M. V. McGhee, 21, and Jessie Allen, IS. both of Tuckerman.
 G. A. Bundren, 56, and Mrs. Mary E. Cristal, 36, Remmel.
 Evan Goodman, 32, and Mrs. Alice Williams, 19, both ot Auvergne.
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22

Mrs. Evans will remain several weeks visiting her brothers, Wm. and R. B. Hooker.
 The horse attached to Morris Berger, Jr.'s surrey ran away this morning, and Mrs. Berger and one of the children were thrown out and considerably bruised. They were thrown out near the residence, the horse taking fright in the vicinity. The carriage was considerably damaged before the horse was stopped. -Jonesboro Sun.
 Dr. J. D. Sibert, presiding el- der of Newport district, is hold ing a revival meeting of great power at,Searcy, and the official board of that church this morn ing telephoned the Methodist pastor here asking that Dr. Si- bert be released from his prom ise to be with him. He was re- leased, but the services will go on each evening at the Metho- dist church as announced, and the people are cordially invited to attend.
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22
PRICES REASONABLE
A share of your patronage is
 solicited.
Long Distance Phone, 11o.
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

WORLD'S FA1R RAlES.
 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, April 30th to Decem- Der 1, 1904. Rate for ten day excursion ticket will be one fare and one-fifth for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 27th to November 30, 1904. Rate for sixty day excursion ticket one fare and one-third for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 18th to Nov. 20th. Rate for season EXCURSION TICKETS eighty per cent. of double the standard one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale daily April 18th to Nov. 18th, Final return limit Dec 15, 1904.
 THoS. H. REAMEY, Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Geo. w. Yelverton and wife tc Thos. E. Jones, tract in block IA, Tuckerman, $50.00.
 J. E. Johnson and wife to J. w. Scally, 169.80 acres, 18-13-1, $1, zoo.
 l.. J. Taylor and wife to H. s. Simmons, ] interest 80 acres, 19- 9-1 and 40 acres, 1892, $10O.
 Wolff Goldman Realty Compa ny to Geo. w. Yelverton, 200 acres, 30-13-2, $3, 800.
 Oliver Parrott and wife tt Wolff Goldman Realty Company tract in 3O-13-2, $4, ,522.
 J. M. Hollis to J. M. Collier, acre, 20-9-2, $40.
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22

vile was Tn the city Wednesday night going to Searcy where she will attend Galloway College.
 Dr. z. T. Bennett, pastor of the Methodist church at Bates vile, passed through Newport Wednesday going to Little Rock.
 Dr. J. s. Wood and wife were in the city Wednesday night, re- turning to their home at Bates vile from a visit to the City of Roses.
 Miss Hester Lynn Phillips will open a class in voice culture Oc- tober 1st, and will be glad to meet at her home all who are in- terested. 124dtf
 Hon. J. c. Yancy and Sam Ca sey passed through Newport Thursday, returning home to Batesville from a business trip to Little Rock.
 T. R. Lash came up from Lit tie Rock Wednesday noon on a business trip. MT. Lash is now running on the south end local out of Little Rock.
 Otto Pfeiffer and wife of St. Joe, Mo-, were in the city Thurs day, going to Batesville, where MT. Pfeiffer has extensive stone uuarries above Batesville.
 We are now prepared to do all kinds of tin work, having two of the best tin ners in the city.
 Wolff- Goldman Mere. Go.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Byers of Mexico and Dr. J.!W. Case and three children of Batesville were registered at the Hazel Wednes- day night, leaving Thursday morning for the worlds fair.
 Stock Strayed-One mole col ored mare mule, about IA hands high and weighing 800 pounds, 8 years old. Liberal reward for return or information leading to recovery. J. G. ARMSTRONG,
 w2t Dlaz.
 The Masons of Searcy took ac- tion Tuesday night and expelled Roberts from the order. He was worshipful master of the lodge at Searcy and as such:conducted the services over the alleged remains of Dr. Lightle.
 Arch Deacon w. K. Lloyd and Hon. J. w. Hicks returned to their home at Little Rock We'd nesday night after spending the day with Dr. Norton and partic- ipating in the laying of the cor ner stone of the new Episcopal church in this city.
 Robert Graham of Tuckerman lost two fingers while out squir- rel hunting one day this week. The end of the barrels had been damned in the ground and the young man had run his fingers into the barrels to clean them out. when the gun went off.
 WANTED-At once at our mill camp on the Batesville branch, four miles from Newport, 25 to 50 teams to haul cypress logs. Can easily make $4 per day with single teams. For furthur par ticulars call at office of Muirhead Shingle Co.,, Newport, Ark. 15btf
 Sheriff R. w. Randy happened to quite a painful accident sever- al nights ago. In going down the front door steps he missed the step, and in falling received bruises from which he has been confined to his bed for several days, but was able to be out Thursday.
 Mrs. Minnie Randolph of Aus tin, Texas, and Mrs. Mamie Evans of Greenville, Miss, came Tuesday night. Mrs. Randolph oplv ropoainad Q few hOurS. as
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22
EEPs========; &NvlD THERE. , ZNN~Aap>>N~<>~>~>N

Thursday on business.
 V. G. Richardson is enjoying the worlds fair this week.
 Whit Wall called on our hard ware merchants Thursday.
 Hubble is now agent for St. Louis best bread, Heydt's. 26dtf
 w. H. Rattenbury and wife returned Thursday noon from St. Louis.
 Mrs. J. l.. Matthews left Thurs day for a visit to her father at Little Rock.
 G. L. Grant left Thursday noon for Judsonia to attend the Roberts trial.
 Mrs. Addie Lentz left Thurs day on No. 4 for a few days visit to the great fair.
 w. o. Moore and wife of Oil Trough were shopping in New port Wednesday.
 FOR RENT-Large front room for one or two gentlemen. Apply at 3O3 Walnut street. 23dtf
 Ed Neal returned Thursday morning from few days visit to the worlds fair city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wilmans left Wednesday night for a visit to the worlds fair city.
 Mrs. Robert Harder, who has been quite i'll for several days is still confined to her bed.
 Frank Browning, one of Sul- phur Rocks leading business men, was in the city Thursday.
 Miss Imogene Randy left Thursday for Little Rock, where she will re-enter Maddox semi nary.
 Mrs. J.D. Neal and little son and Mrs. w. P. Hammersmith arrived Thursday morning from Calves ton, Tex.
 Rev. D. J. Weems, who has been visiting Dr. c. Pope, made a business trip to Tuckerman Thursday.
 R. L. Conditt, J. w. Scally and Henry Dunn were among those from Birds township here Thursday.
 Judge F. D. Fulkerson return- ed home to Batesville Thursday noon after short session of cir cult court.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Shopper son of Indian Territory were in the city Thursday, going to Batesville.
 MT. and Mrs. Ike Goldman and MT. and Mrs. T. H. Reamey re- turned Thursday noon from St. Louis visits.
 A. Mortensen has moved his cleaning and pressing shop to the newly remodeled building Oppo- site city jail. 86dtf
 Mayor Bob Felts came down from Poplar Bluff Wednesday was a witness in a railroad case in court today.
 T. o. Albright and daughter, Miss Helen, of Batesville, passed through the city Wednesday, go- ing to St. Louis.
 There will be services at the Methodist church each evening this week, conducted by Rev. J. D. Sibert of Searcy.
 Miss Stella Magness, who has been visiting Dr. J. w. Coffman and wife, left Thursday for her home in Black Rock.
 Miss Mabel Padgett returned to her home at Batesville Thurs day morning, after a weeks visit to Mrs. Narcie Minor.
 E. B. Nelson and wife of St. Louis were registered at the Ha- gel Wednesday night, leaving
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22

School time again. The boy must have a new pair of pants or suit. See the big assortm ment at Chas. Meyers Great Bargain Store. 20 tt
Newport daily independent., 1904-09-22

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16
THREE [: DROWNED
A CloUDBURST At MILL CREEK
SMELLS THE STREAM
MANY ARE COMPELLED. ! 70 LEAVE H0ME

Pennington and Mil Creeks Arc High
er Than Ever Before observation-disclosures
Are Washed Away-FrIseo Track
Washed Out
MILL CREEK: During a heavy
rain Friday night q cloudburst oc-
Cured one mile north of town, drown
Ing three persons and doing great dam
age to crops. Three Mile creek, .
small spring branch Just west Of
town, became raging torrent. one.
half mile wide. Pennington and Mil
creeks are higher than ever known.
and have swept all before them. The
persons drowned were Mrs. X. II. VIII
son and baby. 2 years old. and Miss
Fay Davis. daughter Of w. e. Davis,
engineer at the Lester gin.
The Wilson house stood near the
creek bank, and was carried half a
mile down stream. It Is not known
whether the occupants attempted TO
escape, as the flood occurred at 8
o'clock in the morning. The bodies
Of the women were found lodged in
trees in Spring creek, and the child's
body was found floating. -" r>~
Many other families along the
stream were compelled TO leave their
homes, among them being S. l.. Mar
tin, the Frisco agent. Water was two
feet deep on the floor OF the house,
which Is near the depot. The resi-.
dence Of Ben Reynolds was washed
away. -- - '.----
About 200 feet of the Frisco rail.
road track was washed from the grade.
but was soon repaired and trafiic was
resumed. All efforts to locate n. II.
Wilson. the husband OF the drowned
woman. have been in vain. He left
here two days before the flood for the
Kansas wheat fields. and Is now sup.
posed to be somewhere in Oklahoma.
Fear Is felt that many people in the
lowlands did not escape as the rise
OF the streams was so sudden.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1904-06-16
KANSAS MARRIAGE NO GOOD
Chcrokees Have to Wed Again TO Save
Rjuhts az Their Children

BARTLESVILLE: A wedding cera
mony which. Il is believed, is without
precedent in the Indian Territory,
took place at the Baptist parsonage
here. Mr.. and Mrs. John Crittendon,
both Cherokee citizens, were married
by the Rev. Mr.. Rrendel for the sec.
ond time within two years, although
there never had been separation.
While the ceremony was perfor 4. ed.
the mother held In her arms her one.
year-old infant. 1''' ''' 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crittendon's first mar.
riage was In Kansas. under the laws
OF that state. II was supposed that a
Kansas marriage was good AMI valid
to all intents and purposes until they
applied short time ago to the Dawes
commission to have their child en-.
rolled rs Cherokee citizen. when
they were informed that marriage
under the territorial laws would be
necessary before the babe could be
considered legitimate citizen. Rath.
er than permit the infant to lose ite
allotment of land and also it's pro rata
of the tribal funds and appropriations,
the father and mother decided to re.
marry, under license issued In the
Cherokee nation.