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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-20
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

A SLAUGHTER HOUSE beyond
Lowell VAS destroyed - fire Tues
day night II was owned by a
Wsnatchee man and vas value AZ
loco and insured for s60o u is|
not known how q caught fire.
MICHAEL RILEY has been fcn-
fenced 10 two years IN the peniten-
tiary Riley WIS charged with hay-
ing picked up a check given BY the
Walla Walla Produce COMPANY 90
Louis Rizzuto and with forging Rir-
xnto'a name 20 H.
HARRY RODDY a G-Year-oli boy
Of starbuck. was run over and in
stantly killed by a train Saturday.
His legs we're cut off and his body
horribly mangled.
JAMES ALLAN. a raneher Of
sumner. was choked 10 death IN q
restaurant at Puyallup. Tuesday
evening. We attempted 70 swallow
whole a very large piece OF meat
and II stuck IN bis throat Allan
had lived In Spuokane a part OF the
last few years
A FARMERS INSTITUTE viii
be- held al Stanwood. October 81.
under the direction OF horticultural
/ Inspector Llttooy.
THE BAPTIST convention which
Is being held AZ North Yakima yes
torday elected the following Off
GERS FOR the coming year Prcai-
dent. Rev Willis T.. Pettibone 81
Ellenaburg. vice president G. C.
Mammerly. OF palouses secretary.
Rev A. NJ. Allyn. OF Spokane: as
! eistant secretary. Rev. T.. G. Scott.
81 spanele.
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ITEM MOTIFS IN A nAR ROOM"
The Wiedeman company are
handling "rcn Nights In Bar
Room at the Alcazar this week In
a way that la filling the house at
every performance A special scenic
effect IL Offered in the third act.
where Joe Morgan. the inebriate.
impefannated by Frank Tanning.
"aeea things Numerous wrlggllng
snakes In mid-air ON "A hall. lighted
stage contribute 10 The realism Of
the delirium tromena stage witch
the druukard has reached while his
little child lies dying Tom Wlode-
mann plays the part Of the Yankee
and Nellie Wicdemann Is seen IN
the role OF Mchltable.
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THE WIZARD or or"
Tonight viii conclude the en-
Fagement Of The Wizard OF o." nj
the Grand "0llttering Gloria" Nln
open tomorrow night for the rest OF
the week.
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LUNCHED WITH
KING Ed

fnK scfipna News Aasuf
LONDON. Oct 20. King Edward
today gave a luncheon ~ Backing.
ham palace IN honor q Rear Ad-
mlral Jewell and other American
naval officers. Ambassador Choate
naval Officers Ambassador Choate
Secretary white and Naval Attache
gtucktun we're present.
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The John y. Miller ". II. &. viii
hold a rummage sale tH the Federal
hotel building. corner Third and
Pine. October 20. n. 90
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THE HILLS or CALIFORNIA"
The fouslng drama. The lIllls OF
California ~ the program at the
Third Avenue this week. The the
alters stock COW. resisted by flock
Of trained chickens. adds 60 the ru-
raj attraetiyeneua of The play. which
IL drawing large audiences.
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At. louis. Mo. Oct % Utah
day vas observed III the worlds
fair to-day. Exercises were held nj
the Utah state building and an in
formal reception will be held all
day
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DOINGS AT BALLARD
-.ssss-.s sss..s..s ...ss.s.. ..ss.ssss

lodge dolnEs published
this OF The All those Nl kindly
leave them with T. H. Mullen. al Ballard avenue
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the cumranionship Of the doE Was
worth tzsa more.
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AT THE TREATERS

"TuECoWBOY AND TIE LADY"
The NELL company have reached
the helRht Of their popularity In
The Cowboy and the Indy, which
they are putting on In splendid
style thlH week at the seattle lGy-
cry member uf the east Is good In
his or her part, and ndYthe chap
man aud James Neill are erowdlng
Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliot for
the honors Ia the old faYorite. Tho
piece Is drawing upiondid houses.
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81 50 Electric Seal Fur Scarf
With SIX tails Friday .95e
lsc Ladies' liook-on Hose Sup
poffsrs. nickel clasp and
buckles. Friday .ssss.s....o'
ase Linen Turnover Collars.
nicely embroidered. Friday
........ .........s+ss+...l5 Toe
zoe All-slik Taffeta Ribbon
size 30. black and oolors. Fri-
dav . ..........12is
Sc Ladies' six Stitched BELTS.
fancy buckles. Friday Toe
soe Peau de Sole SIX. 20 inches
wide. Friday ............73 Use
Joe 2oa. leaf Pencil Tablets. size
exs. Friday ........... &c
CSC Children'a fine Ribbed Hose,
AL alEes. Friday ..-..s.. i5e
soc handsome Hand Painted At
omisers. Friday ....ss.. 20e
g. and Nc Kinks and Afmour's
Toilet Soaps, Friday 49,, ac
Coo Muslin Blcaehsi Sheets.
sire T2xa0. Friday .s. soc
7se black Seal Leather Purses:
Friday 81. ............... sSe
T. 90 Ladies Walking Skirts.
nice flare good fitting Friday
sl.45
sf.7s ladies Kid Shoes. patent
tips. solid leather throughout;
Friday 80
sf25 Childron'a oil Grain
school shoes. sizes sis 60 ~;
Friday .sssstts sssssssss t~c'
$40 Mems Wei KID Shoes.
plain glove. Friday sl.s5
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The schooner oliver Olson has ar
rived here and the crew have all
been laid off ON account ~ scarcity
~ freight and no demand FOR lum-
her IN the south.
The Presbyterian church will give
a social 81 the church nett Friday
evening
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F0RG0T TO PAR

John Coffee Who Naa arrested
Yesterday was taken 10 Bothsii to-
day ~ the deputy sheriff Of that
tovn Coffee left Boiheil. leaving
hoard aud lodging blil unpaid
and a warrant vas issued for hia
arrest when located he was stay
ing At the Pacific house in this city
The chief Of police wsa asked 20
hold him b. B0theii officers
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Into the best quality mems under
wear shown On Seattle. The prices
are reasonable VIII please you. y,
NJ Brooks a Co. 1891 md ave. 49,
SMART CLOTHES. HERALD.
tailor. 1893 End. ."
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A FARMERS INSTITUTE viii
be- held AZ Stanwood. October 81.
under the direction OF horticultural
Inspector LlttOoy.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Roberts Was Convicted.

After a trial extending over ten
days at Judsonia, John V Roberts,
eS mayor OF Searcy, was on the night
OF September 2S convicted before
Justice of the Peace f. w, Smith Of
grave robbery and his punishment
fixed at six months Imprisonment
and $1,000 fine The jury was out
but short while. An appeal was
taken TO the circuit court The pros.
ecution was conducted by Hon S
Brundidge Dr Liphue was convict
cd AT Searcy several weeks ago The
case Is one OF the most celebrated In
the history Of the state, Roberts and
Lightle were convicted Of robbing the
grave Of ED Pitts and placing the
body in the Lghtle barn, whore it
was afterwards burned
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
C.rCp SurrmarX.

The weather bureau at Iltll" Rock
has issued a crop summary for the
past week TO the following effect:
The week was characterized By go
scasonahly high temperatures and au
almost total absence of rain which has
intensified the drouchty conditions
which prevailed during September.
Cotton picking is now general over
the state and about twenty-five per
cent Of the crop has hceu picked; the
indications are that there will be a
very light top crop, Early corn made
good crop and was being gathered In
many sections, the late is suffering
from lack Of moisture AMI will make
a very light crop Owing "a continued
dry weather very little fall plowing
has been done and very little fall
grain has been suVn Late potatoes
and turnips arc suffering for mois-
ture; sweet potatoes are doing fairly
well and promise to make fair 10
good crop Apples are still dropping
in some sections. and the Indications
are for only fair crop, in some
northwestern counties the bulk Of the
crop has been gathered and marketed.
Stock water is scarce in many sec
tions Of the state and as result
stock. while healthy, is not doing very
well
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Shooting Affair Near Ozark.

At Shiloh church. four miles north,
east Of Ozark. on the night Of October
,. r. VI Taylor was shot twice by
Albert Honca. a nephew Of 'hC
wounded man. Jealousy is said to
have been tho cause Of the shooting.
A young lady tainted during the
the building by her father and Tay.
lor IIonea followed them, and while
they were applying the usual rcstor.
atiyC treatment 10 the young lady,
Houca opened fire upon them. A
small stampede followed among those
assembled in the church. Honea sur
rendered TO the sheriff and is in Jail
at Ozark
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Council Would Help Doqs.

Though the city Of Little Rock IS
yet young the freak ordinance man
has begun his lahors Some one, who
refused 10 give his name has intro.
duccd an ordinance forever prohibit
ing "the tying Of tin cans. paper
bags, bricks. old hats, or any foreign
substance to the tails Of dogs within
the limits Of the city" The cat ordi-
nance is yet 10 come. The citizens,
especially the small boys, are loud In
their protests against the ordinance,
claiming that il strikes a direct blow
at one Of The most popular Of the in
FAINT industries Of the country.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
viii TAX. Up Cotton Belt Case.

The case of the Memphis freight
bureau against the Cotton Belt rail
way will be taken up by the inter
state commerce commission at a
meeting 10 be held in 81 Louis the
week of October II. 1t is SCI for the
2Oth The differences were over rates
from Memphis 70 points in Arkansas.
The Memphis freight bureau. through
the city council. sought to compel the
Cotton Belt to reduce its rates to the
figures in force on the other roads
running into Arkansas. The railroad
officials took time by the forelock and
announced that they would withdraw
their service from Memphis as they
only ran In over the Iron Mountain
tracks That was done. but after
they had been out two weeks, a truce
was reached by which both sides
agreed TO submit the case 10 the in
terstate commerce commission for ar
bitration
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
BEDTIME

Whom ho frost has touched NO forests
with swift uaross AMI bold.
Ana lln wor.i Is hanging color.
Purple. crimson, groom ana goF.
Ana The morn breaks chm and hay.
And llu nights are misty. tun.
Then lu homo again Iu fancy
And ] boar the rnll'o moo
Thon ! perch ruHrN,l MP IL, evening
A. used lo when u boy
When some uulehb1r had dropped over
AMI lrur with childish i1N
All il" grUNr.up speculation
A. lo why SON" things are sD.
Aul ms father uuI Dhu uulghhor
Toll how things l1l ought lo Ro.
And I sur WHOM uIlt f. tagging
Father hu.l way turn l.s hnul
Ana across tho years hoe wiIug
Son lls time 10 go 10 BOD
Ana ] lnW my child voice p.utl|,g
Midst llr ulOu'IlUR Of the wood
I'm Ihr grulu. ron papa papa
can't sl' up l'.I be- good
And ~ give rrc world 10 Iourlm
Say l0 mo the same old WAY,
win hla strong face growing gonUs
Where tho lights ana shadows u.nl
NhO" h.a hand On heavy kindness
Comfy urokul my curly head.
Son unl horn h0a uNcs would lVluk,r.
"AlUl !. Time ln go lu nrl".
Whom my Years have grown d burden
That / weary Off, and care
Siuous my shoulders and ms f.uis,Hrt.
Have grown fuubu aud my nf
shows The SHOWS NJ many winters.
won. p.onl Hs once plead.
when Ms gentle yuiyp comes Ii ne
SAVING son irs time for bed "
} NJ Lewis. I'm Houston Post
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Roherts TO q. Tried by Masons,

The Searcy lodge Of Masous. Of
which John V. Roberts is wOrshipful
mi-tcr. will take cognizanco Of his
connection with the Lightle affair, and
have set his trial for October Il They
will not await the action Of the cir
cult court on Roberts appeal but will
act Independently.
1t will be remembered that the re-
mains Of Ed Pitts, which had been
stCalthiIy secured from the grave,
were palmcd off as the dead body Of
Dr. r G Lightlc upon whose life
there was S2lOOO insurance and that
the supposed body Of Lightlc was
buried on May p last at Scarcy with
Masonic ceremonies. Roberts uftciat,
ing Dr. Lightlo was alive and IN
Georgia at the time
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Two Paths,

There ls path that spomo'h passing fslp.
with portals nprn ana With entrance
broad.
nu, danger ana destruction hover there.
70 lure the feet from safety ana from
God
There ls a path 40 narrow ana IN straight.
Thai to the pure alone ls entrance given.
iinppN the man who enters At that gate,
10 tread the path that iebiplh up -
lutNur'
Emily llouscmah Nauga In Rams
~ Itui
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Nun er Of Applications for Par
dons Presented Gov. Davis.
tYEgTS or A WEEK BRIEFLY CHRONlCltD
Commission Of County Judee.Eleet OF
Little River County Lacks sigma
ture Of Chief ESecutNe-Thc Crop
Report
Gov. DAVIS Refuses Psrdons.

Within the past few weeks large
number Of applications for pardons
have been presented to Gov Davis,
and a large part Of them have been
refused. The disposition made of
he applications is shown in the follow
ing list. "P' indicates that they have
been passed for further investigation,
&c" indicates thta pardons have been
granted. but are not yet issued.
Brewer, Green, Lonoke county, as
cessory to murder lP), Ryrno. Thorn
al. Faulkner county liquor; Byrne,
Thomas, Faulkner county liquor
Brunson. Dr. VI. f.. Lincoln, pistol
(PD: Barton, Lawrence, Perry county
pistol: Bedford. Geo. Hampstead
county, rape, Cook, JEFF, Lonoke coun-
ly, disturbing congregation; Cole
Arthur. Clay county, resisting officer,
Cannon. Willis, Hampstead county
assault CPl; Daniels, Joe Saline coun
ty, pistol co; Daniels, Louis, White
county, perjury co; Dickson, Henry
Phillips county, carnal knowledge,
Farr, j. r.. Columbia county, pistol,
Faulkner, J. H., Pike county, liquor;
Farris. George, Jackson county bur,
glary; Griffin. Frank, SCarCy county
pistol; Gordon VIII, Howard, liquor;
Handy, Ben, Yen county, murder;
Head, H. H., independence county
assault to rape; Hanna Sid, Craw.
ford county, malicious mischief John.
son, Dave. Scott county. cider, Jones,
Peter, White county larceny and bur
elary; Kimmon, Ernest. Crawford
county, manslaughtcr Landers, Cley'
Ell. Pope county, liquor, Lusk, Mat
Randolph county. pistol; Lawrence,
Duke, Sebastian cConty, disturbing
worship; Leiscnger, Henry, Woodruff
county, pistol (GDi Langford, A. NJ,
Baxter county, liquor; Mayfcld. T r.
Franklin county liquor, McCarral
Lon. Lawrence county, murder; Nc
Mutt W, Conway county liquor (P);
Posie, }. a., Grant county liquor;
Patterson, Archie, White county
liquor, Pillow Aronzo, Clay county
liquor; Reed. John A., St Francis
county, rraad larceny, Reutlinger,
Sig, Pulaski county, assault; Sanders,
James. Cleburne county, assault,
Smith Semor, Washington county,
Bquor; Stewart, r H., Woodruff coun.
,y assault Turner, Walter Nevada
county, assault to rape, Watson,
James, Logan county, incest go;
Wagner, }. 6, Calhoun county, Sab.
bath breaking, Weeks. w s, pike
county liquor; Walker Joe, Hemp
stead, whisky; Williams, Sing Lin
coin county, murder P); Wood
Fetched St Francis county, larceny;
Sanders Buo, Clcburne county, as
sault 70 XIII.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Midland Valley viii Extend.

The Midland Valley railroad com.
pany has been granted permission by
the state board Of railway incorpora-
ton to extend It's line from a point
at or near RolCs, Scott county, to the
southern line Of Montgomery county,
a distance Of ffty,hye miles The ap-
plicaton for the extension Of the char
tered line was accompanied by Ger
tihcatc showing that the directors had
voted to increase the capital stock Of
the company from S5,0O0000 to 50
100000, sl,O0O0O0 Of which is to cover
the cost Of the extension Of the line
in Arkansas
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
BRIEF MENTION.

The state board Of charities met ID
Little Rock October 4
An Odd Fellows lodge has been or.
gauiZed at Evening Shade.
A eemiprofessiona football team
has been organized at Pine Fluff
The new Catholic church at Pocl-
hontas will be dedicated October -
Charles Lamb, father Of Hon. N. e.
Lamb of Jonesboro, died October ?.
The Lincoln County Bank Of Star
City has fled articles OF incorporl.
tion
The name Of Last street in Little
Rock has been changed TO Walnut
street
Work will begin on the new public
school building at Little Rock OctJ-
Der 10
h. r. Yates was fined $3.50 in tci-
eral court a, Hot Spring, foT assault.
ing cripple
The pool room which was recently
started in Argcnta has been bought
by Little Rock parties,
state Senator W II Collins an.
nounces that Ne is opposed 10 the seq
regarion Of school taxes
The annual reunion Of the Confcd.
crate veterans of Arkansas viii b.
held in Little Rock October u.s.
Prof Ernest Walker. cntomologi3t
Of the state university Is making A
tour Of Arkansas inspecting nurseries
A delegation Of about twenty-five
from Arkansas attended The cunyen
ton OF the uauonal league Of rcpubii
can clubs at Indianapolis,
The Southwestern Telegraph ani
Telephone company is preparing -
make great and important improve.
mruts in ms system throughout the
state
The town Of Manila Mississippi
county was partly destroyed by Are
October The loss was about Sl.
coo. The fire Is thought 10 have been
Of inccndiary origin,
Rev. Jasper Is Smith has resigned
as pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
church Of Little Rock and has aa
ccptod caa to the pastoratc Of a
church At Shreveport, La
The Arkansas building at the 81
Louis fair may be- taken down after
/ the fair closes. transported to Hot
Springs and rc.ostablshed there az 4
pormancnt repository Of Arkansas pro
| ducts
General Manager Herman Dietks "
/ the DcQuccn and Eastern railroad has
announced that II Is the intention IN
/ build that road from It's present ter
minus at Prove to New Hope IN Pike
county
Walter i. Gregory who was jmpOI
Gated with nr lighUc and John V
Roberts In the alleged insurance fraud
q, Soarcy VIII remove To Little Rock
and work In q carriage and harness
factory In that city
Patents have been issued 10 Arkan
/ sag aa follows Byrd G. Rockwell
/ pulu corner clamp for window
scrcu. Frank h. WoIycHuu LUyora
/ doublotroc
James oats Of Cincinnati. Washing
. ton county - one Of the two .urw
/ yors Of the M laDyl Wake" hINustcr
. ng expedition 'u Central America IA
. iNl1
. While attempting TO hnard q moving
train at lU,aoa A. 8 RonuuD, "a prom
lHgnD hotel man ul Paris fen beneath
the wheels aud wifi probably lusc h.
/ right arm
The construction OF a 'uc from
| Franklin to Melbourne by way Of PM
adclphia viii shortly be- begun Ivy the
sharp County Telephone company
The extension will give the company
about sixty five miles uf line
The Smith ferry bridge near Hot
Springs viii be- opened October "a
with celebration at which GOV Ia
Wis has been invited TO be orator ol
the day
Charley Laird and Chalen Robert
son ot Greene county, who we're fined
t25 each tor assault ana battery, hayl
been pardoncd by Gov, DAVIS,
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Governor Refuses to Sign Commission

Gov. Davis has refused to sign The
commission Of W. D. Campbell who
was elected county Judge of Little
River county over +. b. Arnctr the
present incumbent Arnett was the
regular democratic nominee fer the
office and Campbell ran as an indcpcn-
dent and according to the official re-
turns Campbell was elected by pIur.
ality Of twontysoyen II is understood
that Arnett will contest the election Of
Campbell, and acting on this intorma.
tion the governor refused to sign the
commission.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Nearo Preacher in Trouble,

A negro preacher al Pine Bun who
gives his name as b W. Virgins and
from Mississippi has gotten himself
into trouble, II was thought at Pine
Blum that he was trying to organize
n Before Day club, the object Of
which is TO eXterminate the whites
He preached among the negroes and
tried to arouse them but was arrest
ed, There could be nothing proved
against him, however. and he was re.
leased.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
EshIhlt Car 70 rour state.

The Missouri Pacific railway com.
pony's exhibit car viii make q tour of
the state and an exhibit will be- made
of the horticultural and agricultural
resources Of Arkansas, which viii be
In charge Of lecturers. who will oN.
plain the best methods Of raising the
products shown stops will be made
at every county sea, ON The lIuo Of the
Iron Mountain
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Roberts Nav Defend liqhtIe,

Unless disbarred from the practice
Of law, John V. Roberts Of Searcy,
who was admdged guilty Of rohbing
the grave Of Edward Pitts at Searcy
for the purpose Of palming the body
off on the insurance companies as
that of Dr. r. c. Lighte, upon whose
life policies were held aggrcgating
$4,000. will defend DR. Lightle in the
circuit court Of White county.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Awarded $500 Damages.

In the Lee county circuit court Mrs
Mclia Mize was given Judgment for
$1,000 against the St Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railway, dam
ages for the death of her husband,
W. II. Mizc, who was fireman and
war killed by his engine running into
burning trestle between Malvern
and Traskwood in March, 1900
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Def Mutes In conve ntlon.

The annual melting Of the Arkan.
sas Association for the Deaf was held
at the dcafmute institute in Little
Rock beginning october !. II was in
the nature Of a reunion Of the pupils
of that Institution, and was the
fourth meeting Of the association.
Among the entertainment features
was an excursion 10 Hot Springs.
J. W Michaels Of Little Rock was
president Of the association Mem
ters were present from several states.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Goulds Ruildina New Line.

Iron Mountain surveyors are at An
tome and are laying out side tracks
and stalking a main line TO run from
Antoine river 10 Caddo Gap for the
Gurdon and Fort Smith railroad,
which is the property Of the Gould
interests. There is big boom at An
loinc and it is said that there is not
vacant house in the place
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Suicide OF AGED Woman.

A woman - years Of age. who had
been making her home with Il E.
Ncscy of Oardanolc, killed herself
by jumping from a soconduory win.
dow She had become dospoUdonl be
cause a son IN Oklahoma had not
made her promised visit and In
hruodlng over physical udrmitlcs.
Killed herself,
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Court Acted In a Hurry.

Al Van Huren a Quich action court
was held October 3, special term
having been called TO allow Hon. Rob.
ert /. Rogers. prosecuting attorney
Of the district. to clean up the docket
before his retirement from oftce. In
all hour and twenty minutes after the
grand jury had been sworn in eight
fclon indictments were returned and
the prisoners sentenced. and also
cight cases Of misdomeanor were dis
posed Of.
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Pine BLUFF Sewer Bonds Sold.

The bonds for the building Of sewer
district Ne. at Pine Bluff have been
disposed Of and work On the job will
begin Immediately Pine Bluff parties
secured the major portion Of the
bonds
Eleven miles Of sewer will be laid
IN the district and the contract is
one uf the largest ever let in Pine
Bluff. The total cost Of the work
viii reach about $4,000 The work
viii he completed by spring
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
street Car Accident

Adam Schmuck Of Little Rock was
probably fatally injured In street
ear accident he attempted TO drive
across The track, when the car struck
his buggy and threw him on the
track Though the mo,orman made
n quick stop Sehmuck was struck by
the wheels and rolled over several
times, IN addition TO being seriously
shocked At Ara, Il was not thought
that the injury. was serious, but the
patient was tackled 10y cohyulsions
which caused mueN icar as to the re
suit,
The Van Buren press., 1904-10-08
Ienerson County ScrIr-

County scrip to the amount Of $ifT.
427S5 was burned by the jefferson
county accounting board The war
rants we're for last year as redeemaj
ny the county treasurer and were dis
tributed as follows: County, S47.
5IG&I. school. sGi iG0.Go: road, $l5s
0l4lS. leyee. $I92G; interest coupons.
$3.50. railroad bonds. $500.