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Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

Contain mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely destroy the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces, Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good You can possibly derive from them.
Halls JatarIh Cure, Manufactured by
+. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., con-
tains no mercury. and is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, OHIO, by F. J.
Cheney & Go. Testimonials free,
Sold py Druggists, Price 75c per
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

New lot of the most exquisit extracts
and perfumes,
REMBERT's DRUG STORE.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

To doubt mems theories is often TO
believe God.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

1t is great strain on some people
to live up to their clothes.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

The freshest is Nunnallys fine cam
dies, 600 pound.
REMBERT'S DRUG STORE.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

Any married man can have his own
way about the house by agreeing with
his wife.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

A diet of dry bread is apt to make
one feel crusty.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

Those who refuse to practice Sc If
denial in this world will have all
eternity in which to make up for lost
time.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

An Investment in knowledge always
pays the best interest.-Benjamin
franklin.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27
GUARANTEE BOND.

We hereby agree to refund the
price paid for Mi-o-na, if the pur-
chaser tells US thati has not increas
ed flesh and given freedom from
stomach troubles.
Signed.
Americus times-recorder., 1904-04-27

C "a. - - - k. 4 a.
Sears tba 4 The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sf NN2ztz<1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
TO DOUBLE
FUND FOR
TEACHERS,

There Is a movement on foot 20 double
the retirement fund for teachers and
which now amounts 10 $50. .ie4. +6. At the
close of the term just ended a request was
circulated among the principals and as
sistants of the various schools OF the city
asking for an expression OF opinion as 10
the advisability OF increasing the fund
to 500 900. The consensus OF opinion was
in favor OF such action and a meeting Of
the executive committee will be held in
the early future TO more carefully con-
slider the matter.
There are now on the retired list IL
benefciaries TO whom total thus far OF
81, ,665 o. has been paid. Out OF the whole
teaching force Of 700 on the oity's teach
Ing force there are now about 90 eligible
for retirement. BY doubling the present
resources and making them 100000 there
would be. with accruing interest and vol
untary assessments. would make the fund
ample to meet all demands for at least a
decade to come. This voluntary assess
p,ent. In addition TO the Ave per cent OF
excise money from the state. is a system
in successful operation In other large
cities throughout the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
Big MORTGAGE AND TWO
Attachments RECORDED

David f. Sherwood has placed a mort
gage for $4,000 with the Mechanics
Savings bank on the two pieces OF prop
erty on Washington. Mathewson and
Ciemence streets. conveyed to him Thurs
day by william II. Hall and H. ID.
Goff as trustees Of the Central Real Es-
tate company. The trustees retain the
Plymouth block and site facing on Math-
ewson street and running sasterly 20
Gemence street
According to city hall records the prop
erty of Louie. alias Luigi Rossi ct al
has been attached by John b. McGuin-
ness for $1,000. The property OF John Foe
ter has also been attached for 5000 by
Samuel II. Frfendson.
A preliminary canvass OF the voting
lists OF the Seventh ward 70 be used at
the party csuouses. Republican, Wednes
day evening, Feb. 10 and Democratic
Friday evening. Feb " was made Friday
by the board Of canvassers and resistra-
ton. and no material changes were found
necessary. The special election for al
desman and one councilman, TO fill va
candies, takes place Wednesday March 3
Judge Sphinx 10 suffering from slight
cold, and there was no session or the mu
nicipal court yesterday.
During the past 72 hours. UP to 80
o clock, this afternoon, the highest read
fng was 80 degrees and the lowest IL de
grees, the latter at o'aock yesterda,
morning Fair and colder by tomorrov
afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
MALADY,
AT NEW
SHOREHAM.

At Block Island a malady is reported
10 have appeared. which has mystined
the two local physicians. Drs. Champlin
and IArabee. but the former. II is said.
has stated that It resembles scarlet fever.
In consequences the six school houses on
the island were ordered closed yesterday
for an indefinite period. Several persons
who are thought TO have the malady
have been auarantined and both doctors
are hard at work TO prevent spreading
OF the trouble
One case, that OF sylvester Littleheld.
q youth OF AZ years. has caused the doc
tors difficulty In defining the case Of III
ness. DIR. IArabee, the attending physi-
clan. declared the lads illness was tonsi-
litis. while DR.. Champlin, who consulted
with the attending physician. decided that
the disease was scarlet fever.
A third physician. DR.. Davis OF New
port. was sent for and controversy has
arisen regarding the diagnosis OF the
case. as submitted by the Newport physi-
clan. Dr. Lsrabee stated that DIR. Davis
was inclined TO believe at first that the
but this was contradicted later. when II
was said that the Newport doctor had
finally decided that the disorder was scar
let fever.
The health officer yesterday afternoon
quarantined several more families. and
several other cases OF suspicious nature
are being Investigated by DR.. Champlin.
the physician assigned by the town coun-
ell at a meeting Thursday evening IA
look into the cases OF the scarlet fever
suspects. The families OF Albert Ander'
son. Walter Littleneld and Samuel Mar
tin Rose are .eported to be infected by
the malady and the towns health officer
Hamilton A. Mott. visited them yester-
day afternoon and placed placards on the
exterior OF the houses Last evening N
was stated that the wife OF DR.. Larsbee
had been taken down with the disease.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
LAID At REST.
Funeral Of EI-ueut. Thomas 0. ToFlfi
Held Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral Of the late IAeut. Thomas
n. Toplif was held from his late home.
lss Lippitt street yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Il. 3. Rousmaniere read the burial
service.
The hearers were ex-Capt William n.
Leavitt ex Lieut. James r. Scott. sx-
Day Sergeant Benjamin White and ex-
ra:roiman Andrew Kennedy. There wss
q detail cf IL patrolnnan. commanded by
sergt. Clark of the Third station.
Interment was at Pocassst cemetery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
La Grippe

The headache and lassitudc, as
ell as the aching that reaches to
very marrow, during an at
ck of LaGrippe may be quickly
llieved by the use Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
SAY GOOD BY TO BARBER SHOPS

Thc msn who uses "EAeY-SNAv6"
and shsves himself does not care how
many there srs m the bsSber shop or
khc is next" easy SHAVE" Ia a
boon 10 the man wfeh Q beard. n ,softens
the beard and leaves the sisin clear and
smooth AZ druggists. fSc. Try II today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-06
Dr.. Miles,
AntI.PaIn Pills

The only perfect pain remedy.
asy to take. easy to buy; con-
ins no opiates, sold on guaran-
|e. non-laxative. Never sold in
blk. Sold by all druggists, rs
bses 2s cents.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO.
The Colorado statesman., 1904-10-29
ENGLAND ACTS PROMPTLY.
Movement of Fleet to Prepare for Pos
sibility of War.

London, Oct. 2S.-Notwithstandin
the diplomatic check in consequence OF
Admiral Rojestvensky's report, it is
evident that Great Britain is preparing
for the possibility of war.
Tremendous activity is reported
from all dock yards, where vessels un-
der repair are being made ready for
sea under urgent orders from the ad-
miralty.
At Cardiff it is stated that admiralty
agents are securing great quantities of
coal for Gibraltar, Portsmouth, Malta
and other ports, and paying high
freights.
The Mediterranean fleet is fastening
in the direction of Gibraltar and it is
announced that the channel squadron,
with decks cleared, will leave for Glib
raltar early this morning, its alleged
objective being a sham attack upon
the rock.
The home fleet is likewise concen-
trating. In fact almost the entire
British navy is pointing in the direc-
ton of the Russian Baltic fleet, por-
tion of which is expected TO sail from
Vigo during today.
The Colorado statesman., 1904-10-29
New Pacing Record.

Memphis. Oct. 27.-With a pace.
maker carrying a wind shield in front
and accompanied by a runner at the
side, Dan Patch. driven by Hersy,
paced the fastest mile at the trotting
park on Wednesday ever made by a
horse in harness. circling the track in
1:56 fiat. The former record. 1:56A
was made by Dan Patch in 1902.
Patch fairly flew to the half in
0:571s and when the time was an
nounced great cheer came from
those present.
At the three-quarters pole the
timers board showed 1:261a.
When the brown PAGER passed the
judges stand in L. 56 fiat. cheer after
cheer greeted the performance and
Hersy was almost carried from his
suiky on his return to the stand. The
wind shield used was the same as that
employed when Lou Dillon trotted n
mile in 1:5SH. 1t consisted of strip
of canvas about four feet square, at
tached to the sulky of the running
pacemaker.
The Colorado statesman., 1904-10-29
SUBWAY OPENED
GREAT EVENT FOR NEW YORK
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Peo-
Pile Ride During the First Evening.

One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Peo-
Pile Ride During the First Evening.
New York, Oct. 2S-"City Hall to
Harlem in fifteen minutes" became
reality yesterday when the main artery
Of Manhattan's great subway system
was opened to the public. The formal
opening exercises held in City hall yes
terday afternoon were attended by in
vited guests.
Mayor Mcclellan then took a silver
controller and acted as motorman for
the first train, giving his distinguished
passengers thorough shaking up in
his tests of the safety mechanism.
Long before Z o'clock, when the first
train was scheduled to leave the City
hall, the park surrounding the hall was
jammed with a good-natured crowd.
Thousands of prsons fought with one
another for the privilege of purchasing
the first ticket Flying wedges, center
rushes and almost every means of
progress known in football tactics were
adopted by those ambitious to ride
upon the first train. Squads of police
were stationed at the entrances and
were compelled to meet the onward
rushes with similar formations.
The service was inaugurated with a
two-minute for expresses. The outer
tracks were given over to the former,
while the two center tracks carried the
express trains.
The people turned out en- masse to
christen the new road, and it is esti-
mated that nearly 100000 rode during
the evening. The desire of the people
to ride on locals rather than the ex-
presses caused a great crowding in the
stations in the central part of the city,
but aside from little deviation from
the schedule, the opening was success
full
The term tunnel" with its generally
conveyed meaning of a dark under
ground passage, is lily applied to the
subway 1t is not only a means of
transportation, but a thing of beauty.
In the whole project the esthetic has
been kept in mind, and it represents
the highesttype of.such work. Through
out it is lined with white glass tiles.
the iron work is tasty and as far as
possible has been designed with an eye
to the artistic as well as strength and
durability, while the station treated
in color schemes with ceramic tiling.
Each station has its own distinctive
color idea, and the decorative scheme
is varied in color. This idea was done
not only for decorative effect, but in or
der that the prevailing color may indi-
cate the locality to the underground
traveller, whose usual means OF know
ing his whereabouts are not available.
The stations are commodious and bril-
liantly lighted, and the finishings are
all of bronze. brass and other metal,
woodwork being eliminated as far as
possible. The system is electrical, one
great power house developing the re-
quired energy. The cars are of the
latest type, being especially designed
for the system, and are el,-er copper OF
steel sheathed.
The Colorado statesman., 1904-10-29
c. F. & l. officers Reelected.

New York. Oct. 2S.-At quiet and
harmonious meeting of the recently
elected directors of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company. President Frank j.
Hearne and the other retiring officers
were reelected by unanimous vote.
The Colorado statesman., 1904-10-29
German Vessel Fired On.

Berlin. Oct. 2S.-A dispatch to the
Lokal Anzeiger. dated Geestemunde,
October 9th. II 55 p. m. says:
The fishing vessel Sonntag, which
arrived here to-day. reported that 1t
had been FREQ on for two AMI half
hours CT logger bank. but not hit"
The Colorado statesman., 1904-10-29
Norwegian Shin Attacked.

Copenhagen. Oct 2S.-The master of
the Norwegian ship Skaatol reports
from London that he was fred on by
n Russian ship Sunday in the English
channel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
c'pl oWA7iC MYSTERIES
OFFICIAL LETTERS ARE
SECRETLY. OPENED

Z hn n he governments deny Il,
there g not {. government under
whitn & cabinet nor does rot exist
and Eas not existed sinceHetters were
v.it,.n. a, Washington, as at Ber.
Ia aLd LONDON no eorespondence OF
iinpor.aI escapes It's administra-
tie 31.t s4Io. II spite Of al de
mai, egery foYernueLt MAINTAINS d
dafh Timber ia whom letters are
ofeL4e before beng seht on o their
dca1iaalGn n he turmoil pre1imi.
ma 1s epazlsn-Alnrlean var 4
&ee1ess tie Spanish iesa;iou a
Wsstl.lton found this out o his
cost #lthoat the cabine; n6ir tte s.
clet p6.1e could hardly exist.
Throlen the chiefs are enabled to
~ apon theic agents, who are re
cIaitee n al ranks Of society, and
PAD u tropoItion 70 their standaAf
ana sfsa.<es. 1t is, however, in poll
tics s.ld a.tlonacy that the cabinet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
WHY?? !?

Take chances d getting good
printing from other Offices,
when you know there ls
L tai.1g but the best,
ne4test and most
artistic printing
turned out By
the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

nor WORKS most actively Often i lst
Of supreme importance for ration to
know he instructions sent to this am
baesadOr or that, and the contents or
his dispatches. OF course, these COM
manications are in cipher, but for the
cabinet noir there are no cryptographlc
mysteries Even cipher can be read.
Documents Of very great importan e
are sent by diplomatic couriers and
Kings messengers" but this is ex-
eeptiona1 In the papers viii II have
thus been stolen, read copied ana pre-
served in the secret archives of he
various states, lies the real history
that will be written some day. Bu-
aau-Variila s lettors-fled away IL
t.e cabinets nor Of Paris and Wash
Iaeten ~lll some day she'd d moehing
!.e.. =. tbe recent occurrences at
Panama, ana many another historic
events VIII take on an unexpected
eolc~
Never Pe9haps did The cabinet
nor WORK more diligently than q few
.years ago, when al the great powers
intervened in the affairs of Cree.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
+ I. + + !. + + + + + + + r =
+
EAST END NEWS. ).
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+ + + + + + :. + + = + + +

Five box cars and one coal car went
ont on the Cotton Rel5 from the riP
mack this morning.
Miss Lille Bond Of Marshall. Tex.
j. visiting Miss Bridget Brennan or
fsa 81 Second
l.it ie Willie Kine * sog3e better
today.
Nr Mitchell sustained raint0l ac-
c;dent Saturday.
We are sorry to learn that tIrs -
Young is still quite III
Everybody * going 70 the circus
sG.2 eat peanuts ar1 driTk red ian7-
orse5e.
K..:.is2s -. vatch was n t7= vrecA
Z, re&arIara ia which Engineer
Witt and Fireman Ters lost their
ives. lffs the >hoqS Yesterday morn.
x. looking bright ard new
II. many friends Of Mss Lille Pa-
terscn vi ae glad 70 earn that >ne
j. scne g better.
he East End quartet rendered sss-
1isl stirring pieces at the hc1ce q oDe
! q Il men ters last evening.
zine Bluf,s .ev-histliae Rufus Is
v v Little Yo1 sbonld hear hin.
Esst End i alive with colored pee
/ re rushing in frcn the river bot. ON
=, f:1rr1s u eaeerness o LAY -riblte to
the circus.
HGa. ! n. !,ir,le eho has been
cite ii. < reperted ecDya7e cent.
= 4it4 & clL-5Hr f East End IcDl-
llfnttes gere -errifed by The oclGness
= a yca-e burglar his morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

IN W sc-n4s laId L De and
,e>ew so-4 clty d s'-oue tholea siLo.
e an s.tie sycsy beioc qnfo]de d
: a. q 4he 0set nv AZ erican
r1rt5se-s hS9e -n1t,.t sd . ttle
. c-e wbieh rans f-o1o .astine to Z.
2~,ia TIE & = 4 = :-.+tr- .as
- - st RIO en.aed5 ~cne Of 1na
-.erne..e = romance a2d song as
:. r,..-a .he south, hi.a "a 9
.-ralently aeen .snd IN drama, h1t :
seJle1sa &c. n ;na:ica! plays Dc,
H. TIE comedy s IN Two acts. TT
s!ct at ta?zes, place n d schoclno1s7
"A e.aa Ea-9tand own, the secSaA
al c6,a..n4 three scenes, the frs c2'
owing Hitty & debut into soole:v
.ne second ner college eXpe-ien &c.
a-.d IT, .set ter wedding. No only
e t.e e..:: pa Of The chor4s %
.0t u 70 The standards now Te4aIH-
rnaseia! comedy, bat an eftc7f
t2e 1.ta -nade 10 Thah" the mae c.1'
-. a f.a -r.- Thn cos, is headed ~
-. f1eaev.e3e Dav. The clever p-i1na
seana soprarp, and p. I. Dcn. tfe
VelI zro~n comedian. supported D.
Cbaries <. French. clifford Leieh
-.os. J. Keoeh. Charles II. Shefe~
Arthur 7. Earnest Harry y leeanc
Julia B-ink, Olga May and ile!e1
French
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

Many AMI diverse interests We're Al
s-ake. England. France ard italy
houah osjensibly working together u
redeem Crete from Ottoman misrule:
Wpre suspicious and 3istrgs.fuI allies.
Russia. as usual. was In aoabt and l.
norance: Germany was for the Sui
AN. ana 50. while the ships Of ell
HaJipas Iay off the crvtaa coast, the
raal bareIe Was foaeht b: ;a0umerable
AGENTS and spies n he siarE Under-
world OF poltc+ Insurgents We've
Uribed first on one side AMI .hen on
he other. spies wert oHrrlayed by
-4sb5ier spies: ally betra#s#, az. lat
cut of this coil freedom same . Crece
as due 70 The dogeedn.ss ot one man
that stout French Saij0rmao Admit
faI Pottier-to him and an efficient
cabinet noir Against him We're two
o. III most autocrattc rUierS IN the
World roday-the theatrical German
Kaiser and The dark ami b..ians Grtl=
.an Who. from h hei2hcs OF Itldiz.
1.o2ms aEer=rhe ottoman World-Wif.
lam II and Abdul-Hanid hahn II
tle srran4est pair Of friends -haf o.
can ina4ine. Nor could anyone hazs
foreseen their defeaf-F'ronl @Bfp,f=
matic Mysteries. 0Y Vance THOMPSON
!n the September Success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
COMMISSION IN SESSION.


Little Rock. Fl'E. oct fi.-fht
state capitol commission j. in rs rea
gIar monthly session in This ct y -
day. It is expected that The Gnesttn'
q. securing a sufficient quaint q
Srone#to kceo III contractors s4pp..'
viii be discu,+e.l ami ,alne arti"
taken in the ma To-. Thor IS li.i-f
probability .hat fhs commission vii
sales.--future any otirr ON" Tor th-
Baresy:Ile marble blu II is probable
bar ths ma t,4. vii BE- ius' her inves
-f4ared and AN effort made TO sec1r.
,ar2er shipments of stone from tf'
E@tesyille quarrieS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

Thert has ben no theatrical hit il
New York-or IN fac. in America
sine @Florolora.' equal TO that
scored by Noelckel and NoIan's :
Greater Black Patti Troubadonrs. E"
Their recent Triumph at he metropo-
lis OF the western hemisph are was in
some respects unequalled and OF the
sensational kind. The largest play
house in the city. with a seating ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

= 4it4 L olL-5er 4 East End Hobo
1tn3tes gece -e-1ifed by he ocldaess
= a yca-c burglar his morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
ElkS EATER ATTRACT
FOR ocTcEER.

october 11-Black Patti.
October 1$-"Darkest Russia
October 1S-''A Girl from Dixie
October 1@-"DeviIs Auction
October 20-Charles r. Hanford
Oc.ober 24--W. B. Patton
October 25-Tim Murphy.
October 2'-Amelia Bingham.
Cctohr - Marriage ii Kitty"
October 29-Ellery's Italian Band.
October 3H-Sacred concert ElIery
band
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
: IN THE AMUSEMENT WORLD 9

ceedin4 aonpoH- revival II Dart
t~t Russia fs beHnd TO uaae an hon
o,able impression wherever 4 play ei
--eH8fr worth safIlfulLE arranged teH
he Introduction OF consistent hpmef
j. net 1-,f 10 serve genuine entertain-
r.tat purposes. Such revival in
g:s&#ef the nlutferin@s OF the possible
eHtcone Of h. Rdssian-Japanese war
should give tDarEest Russia with IL
elaborate production and exceptional
+ strono cast enviabe prominence
lis season. The inquiries concernin2
hi, attraction booked Tor he Elk
Il. afer neM Thursday ni4ht are snr@-
y proniSin2.
Musical comedy of a novel ord r
Will prevail a 'he Elhs theatre on
Wedne 5dap ni2ht, when its patrons
will have the opportunity Of witness
sag sam 5. shubert' ; Iates. success,
4 G.rl from Dixie It is not comic
opera bBf modern musical pia=
written III Harry 3. Smiths stfonses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

paaity &aeo a4s insaseaate to
meet r. ,eGa1ds ~ sears.snd -.
by The =. ring ~ Grid te&t =
ni 49, aemaa. e.csy Il al, u
rjst ,t.-.>s-a-s. I,@--11-aant. oansa:
Journals za-uer, Lren q 81 p-ofee-
sione al caN'Hcs aud as u 1st
and lcw decr.ee ard children f-oE1
neaY ana q t-o1o sNa.sice sad -1oNlI-
tain T. U re~- 4he ws.df = ). ..ez>eC.r-G
ance ct -:s!s dnrivaed bad = ta-r%
singers 9arce,s and testers. 10 tess
% ersoLac.- tt4an he d.stiIIaished and
Honorable A1tcp 3 parksr ana NJ,
Theodore Roosevelt. y-e eider- q he
Unit.a eta+ee. we-e tQfe,"t1ly : a+e--
ceted - fhese 'roa5adC x a =
acknuU }ecc. H. - eee' stto3e 81
d,ra:a.4 a,d cca~t-c,ls .-+ecs ad-
dree4ea = M- .7oh2 Z. Hoi@a. one q
the e1ea4.s.ee = II ca1apaay 4 70
Div to le+te-e q IA atfcn 0 re p-s.
mier performance a. .ew Y"rf a
taks theate. t0D.ett
,6a4.+ eac~.s q 4 t3era]
taanaee~ n. can ad1 = tie potency
Of a ,test-i1a. cser.nf, ore ~t.et h@e
for uan5 seaso1s found :eady ana
willing Ie~qcnse % It's conservative
arpea!p. - lie grounds Of genuine
dramatic intensity, the present 9,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11

Every one iOYes TO read of cherry
colored llps, but If he sees any in real
1Ifc tc starts {. stosy about paint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-11
cAusey ESCAPES FROM JAIL

aatesyilIe. Oct 11-one Of he
-ees, aa1iae AL escapes on record
n ttis co..,4tg toett place sunday
seest ? n wnea Robert Caushy
eha~eed Win Killing Sheriff Morgan.
md Charles Traueeer assaulted Jailer
Joseph Craig. overpowered and nat
sufocated nm with blanket and
-aade their escape
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-11-19
CONTEST NOTICE.

Land oflcs 1t Harrison, Ark, Oct. IA 1904 fled ia this oaics by Jasar McElmurray, con testant against Hd entry No 2:727, made April go, l6s9for " 1-2 aw Sec. 26, Twp. 21NR g ", by Jacob Horn, Contes.se, inswhicn it is alleged said HE for more than four years last past said parties hereby are notified to appear, re- spond and offer evidence touching said alb gation at 10 o'clocEa, rn On Nov 26, 1904 bs-- fore J. L. Russell Notary Public at his office in Green Forest, Ark, and chat final nearing wiln be held at 10 o'clock 6. Tn on Dee. 3, 1904, ba fore the Register and Rsceiger at the United States Laad oiIca in H ar,ison, Ark.
 The said contestant having, in proper affil davit, filed Oct. il, 1951, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service this notice can not be made, it is hereby order d and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication
 John I. Wortdington Register
 Chas. NJ. Green Receiver.