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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS elveIl IN BRIEF

U s to RA Bretherton, c Nj Henks Walter Thomas, J B Brosddus, L Gonzales and L Jackson.
 ' s to c M Henkel and L Jacl son.
 U s to I W Wallace
 US to Hoval A Smith ard Del Williams
 US to Hovsl A Smith and Dell Williams
 U s to Hsval A Smith and Delli Williams
 U to Hoval A Smith and Dells Williams
 U s ts Hovsl A Smith
 U s to R A Bretherton, L Jackson and c M Henkel
 MORTGAGE
 H W Jones ct ux and x and D H Pullism to State Mutual B & L Assn
 Matt Flank to State Mutual B d L Assn
 CC Thomson ct ux to State Nut B & L Assn
 Edwardo Valdez ct ux to c A Oyer lock
 John B slaven to Provident Nut B < L. Assn
 A H Pinyan to Citizens Bank & Trust company
 Mil ord Phsrr ct ux to Provident Nut B & L Assn
 cBATrLE MORTGAGE Ed R Flach to National Cash Reg ister company H 2 Eichler to National Cash Reg ister company Thomas Devine e, uI to Bank of Bisbse
 sATISFACItOS Of AOkIoASE CHI Holz to John Corning & All Pinysn
 Bank of Douglas to Clara B Riley | Minnie Watson to Floyd Smith Bank of Douglas to Willard W Samson
 BILL OF SALE. Lewis R Ssssler ct ux to J B Gil- lsspie Shelter City Cigar company Arizona Gold Mining company George H Neale to Charles Madden mines in Happy Valley mining dis tr1Ct- <%S = James Dougherty to George H Neale mines in the Happy Valley mining oiSerlct- - George H Neale to E E Everhardy mines in the Happy Valley mining district t...--.-..-.----- <%S = John H Norton and Ida H Stewart to John F Crow ley Willcox property. 5.. Carrie N French to Wilson D and Flora F Rountree Douglas property. ... 500 .. Fannie E Sheppard to Carrie N French Doug las property ...--...-.. 53 = Thomas Hstton to o E Farish mines in the Dos Cabezas mining dis erIct AV J A Bloupt :s Hsstists Caretto Naco property 10 .. James s Wall ct ux to SIP Thompson Douglas prop efty. CVS |.
 MoBI6AGE
 Baker & Hubbard to National Cash Register company
 SIP Thompson ct ux to Arizona Trust and Banking company Jw Cox ct ux to Douglas Lumber sompscy
 cHArTLE MORTGAGE
 Fw Faust to The August Kern Barber Supply company
 Arizona Trust & Banking cenpan, Co JS Wallet ux Annie J Haven to Elizs-
 beth Dowdle Douglas
 property. .-........--... oOV Elizabeth B Thompson to
 Elizabeth Helen Rigler
 Bisbes property. 1000 |.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02
DEEDS

Santiago D Acuna ct ux to
 Ramon Sesma Douglas . property. y............. 130 JIG Ewell and J H Ewell
 ct ux to GsorgeA Brown
 Douglas property. ...... 50 Ramon Sesma ct ux to w 1 E Schwamm Douglas
 plOpetty. y......-...-.. iVU International Land and
 Improvement company
 toe c Thomson Doug-
 las property. .......... $50 International Land and Improvement company to H W Jones, \ Pull jam and B H Pulliam Douglas property .... 25O :. L Currier to the United
 Go d and Copper Min
 ing company mines in
 Hartford mining dis
 NSt. I w Wallace ct ux to
 Hoval A Smith mines
 in Warren mining dis tIict. . J E Thompson company Chas F Duchte Bisbee property ............. lS .. R Nj A1ford ct ux to E Jacklin Tombstone prop. chty cOO Joe Krilsnovich ct ux to Tex Emma Vaughn Douglas property w $50 .. Jacob Pirrung ct ux and Charles Strong ct u1 to A H Pinyan and John Corning Bisbee prop er.y. =. 525 .. John Corning ct ux to A H Pinyan Bisbse prop erty ofo Oo Floyd Smith to Milford Phsrr Douglas prop erty. ................ l2OO :. I A Schwartz to Elizabeth BThompson Bisbee prop. cIty- ASVo Land and Improvement company to A A Dudley Douglas property. y............... sos .. R Pirtle company to Evaristo Molina Douglas cItJ = dsrgery Taft to Albert Stacy Douglas prop eftJ AVV
 sHIRITF's DEED. The Dragoon Mining com- pany (by sheriff) to Mau- ghan Carter, on judg- ment in favor of the Norton Morgan Com msrcial company. mines in the Cochise mining olettlct- <7V oo
 DEEDS
  W c Land ct ux to Rollin JW Van Houten Ben son property. iSU .. Harry H Stine ct ux to Ira Aver Douglas property HOO .. Quong Gee Kee company, Charies Bowman and A H Emanuel to W R King Tombstone prop erty.. oW ..
 BILL OF SALE JH Stols to c H Holz
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE Lillian N Burleigh and Christian P Beugard to Caroline Spaulding Dixon & Totman to National Cash Register company
 Dollie Dunbar to National Cash Register company
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE JS Wall ct ux to Arizona Trust ( Banking company
 Arizona Trust and Banking com any to Mark 8 Lamb
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Superior & Pittsburg Copper com. pany
 POWER OF ATTORNEY
 Mary B stine to Harry H Stine APPOINTMENT OF AGENT Superior and Pittsburg Copper c to Joseph MOConuell AFyIDAviT. Copper Belle Mining company | Shannon Copper company
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-02

AU-1V ma rasts Oc0s~ Sunrsnteed tobacco habit cGre. makef , fk.u9 slooG 1.-s S q oy01R.- -.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
MILLIONAIRE BANKER
KILLED BY TROLLEY.
Hurled From Auto Fifty Feet
Through Air-stock Brokers
Injured,
(By Associated Press,

BUFFALO, N. y, May sl,-Pendennis
white a millionaire banker and lum-
herman, was killed and Edwin a. Bell
and Richard B. Lyman, stock brokers.
we're injured IN a collision between an
automobile and a trolley car on Hertol
Avenue tonight. Mr.. Bell. who owned
the car, was driving, Atrolley car, which
had been running ahead OF the automo-
bile, slowed down for q crossing, Mr..
Bell swerved the car to tho left to avoid
lit. not noticing that another trolley car
was approaching from the west at high
speed, The west-bound ear and the
automobile met with terrific force Mr..
White was hurled fifty feet and instantly
killed, his neck being broken, Mr.. Bell
and Mr.. Lyman was hurled through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

D. i NJ ~ q
Interior has the form OF a cross with
a rose window throwing soft light
across the altar There are few artistic
treasures within. and the scant light from
the musty stained glass windows makes
the interior rather dark a
a Moreover. 1t Is essentially q chapel.
rather than a magntfice athedral, and
lt3lacks that splendid perspective 1tting
state ceremony. however its dark
walls are now hung With magnificent
tapestries. while thousands Of plants and
flowers and burning candl give q set
ting worthy OF this solemn act.
san Jeronimo IS the Only church In
Spain where mass cam be celebrated iaf-
ter midday. This results from an lndulg-
ence granted for fortune bequeathed 70
the church a century ago by a. rich dow
ager In favor Of the soul Of her maid
servant. The dowager's precious jewels
disappeared one day. nnd the servant be-.
Ing accused she was tortured and ex-
ecuted with all the horrors OF inquisito-
rial days. Later the jewels We're dlscov-
cred in the adjoining park, IN q nest o.
,nagpies. The grief Of the sdo.waser$:Was
bouIldless, and she gave her whole for
tune for requicns, the indulgents for AZ
ternoon MASSES following some some. 81 years years
later. VII II @s &5s}!!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
FEELING STILL
RUNNING HIGH.
Runor Of Split in Committee on
Credentials in Tennessee
Augurs Trouble.
(By Associated Press0

= NASHVILLE, TENN, May Si.-At
late hour tonight the Democratic state
Convention, which has been In session
here for the past three days, Is still wait
Ing for the report Of the Committee
on Credentials The latter finished It's
hearing of the contest IN the various
counties this afternoon and has since been
In executive session almost continuously
Feeling continues TO run high between the
Cox and Patterson factions In the contest
foi the gubernatorial nomination. Rumors
OF n split in the committee IRE rife, and
should there be two reports submitted
to tho convention, the storm Of the first
day would be repeated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

queen and long life to Nhe royal couple.
1--WE a rslna y Engsnia;;
GlorN tG TIE ye oSr
Queen.''s'"G GLORY to Shakespeare and By
ron" and many other popular greetings
for the English princess. who becomesEa
Spanish queen. 5s3g X
Parade Of Spanish Provinces.
E One Of the quaintest features Of the
wedding fetes Is that in which represen ta- II i
tives from all the great rovincess Of Spain
gather In their typlca costumes. WITT N
their native music and dances lang, ana even ven
The plan of this parade is to give
the new Queen an insight OF the Spanish
people from all sections. Some ii OF tho
potable features OF the parade = ire Us
ga Castle Is by ks Is Ero ysvet
snl.e tie eharaeters are tie egendary
Cid accompanied BY knights, pages and
soldiers. The province OF ,Asturia IS re-
deeds OF Pelayoi and by groups Of: peas s
ants and mountaineersi sing ne their met
ancholy nat!onalg song, ending WI =
sha aEIc Taf FORMS Very pretty group
fish erfolk are shown5in a huge boat VII 9 &
nets and all 1.-THE devices Of. the nshlh ls
craft Aragon sends groups het cojors
t,,rbTns and sandals a beautiful coach
As adorned to show the siege OF sara sosssu.aJ
Twelve 5AraSOns QanCersSE are uco1p w ~
dance the native Jota before the roy - g
tribune. u 4, = u. 4 ~ ,ss1ss
n I'he Catalonians appearsin their uniform
Of green velvet at the heads Of ale 81! !!
groups Of tindustry and commerce. q one oI L
The cars represents a farm OF Llano, val!
encia Navarro. Andalusia, and the otnel
sections are similarly represe,hte /. Fnes
dova and Granadn.Fand some q me i Ia rs
beauties Of Seville with their gultars.Ss
SAnnther group shows the Alhambra sur-ts
srn1inded by Moors. Even the remote "a
RaIcnric and Canary Islands send their
typical group. < New CASTLE SHOWS par:
c.,stun,es An artistic coas't sroEysI oisao
is Z coupled by two curious Figures, rel re7f@@
senting. Don QuiSote and fSanch0 PA .lza;
tSrhe 'proccssion closes with an, IalleeorlcaiS&i
car showing Madrid honoring the dynasty
The Moorish Camp.
one Of the most unique spots prepared \
Z for the wedding fetes Is the historic h
field on which tho Moors camped, now
transformed into gardens rivalllns Ivy
famed gardens OF Versailles. Recently
sc, 900 trees have been planted OF various \
rieties. 900 palm trees and' l5ooo f e'ls !
bushes OF every known species.
The camp was first laid out as gar-s
den by Phillip H., and was for ,tino 4
the resort OF many celebrities, s ", Us ~
Lone de Vega and Cnlderon.. .Althous 81
allowed to 90 to wrack and ruin IN ree gent
Years there still tDanains some llhe
statuary, Including the Triton fountalsl,jS
SUBJECT OF one OF Velas1uez's plctut,eS,s5
This is the first time any eftort mas
been made to turn tito account as NY
~ the notable adornments OF Maa It'iut'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
WEDDING 5FETES
LAST M ANY DAYS
Celebration Began Yesterday and
Will Continue Through Week
. or More.

The fetes for the Kings wedding have
been prepared on mn unusua! sca. y, ~. =.
ayiahness They are dif,aed m1v t fetes
celebrated iat@the royal palace ny nc
n3en,hers az theSroyal family; second the
fetes offered to the visiting princes, en-
VOWS and highHfunctionarie and tnirn,
the popular f hsen oqganl the Wedding day
T. sting n Week Or more. The royal fetes
include bnnquets, dinner and n grand
bali which oply the - re2reselIIhl,ces
Of royal houses having .hni ng,cda 1sics
~ foreign ENJOYS and high functionaries
include reception and banquct NJ me
royal palace, military review, sara per
formarce at the Royal Ih 1e9a ruI.p. ou
nv , u for the distinguished
By far the most interesting fete e;,,d are
those in which the people part.ce'pu .,'.
Prada and o nh public quarters avene
t,nn feast at the Westpuro, three bul!
fights. luminous cortege, q patHe OF
flowers and n procession OF all the span
ish provinces, N typ,cai groups una M,
see the Spanish people from every quar-
ter Of the country
FIs Luminous Cortege. NJ
The programme OF the luminous cortege
gives an idea Of the extent and splendor,
81 the popular fetesI Its main features
n re: Two great decorative floats with the
portratts Of the King and Queen.
Two artistic pyramids. With figures rep-
resenttng the Spanish provinces sup
portinG the arms Of Spain a nd Battenbrrg.
4 beautiful gallery OF orange flowers,
rent e ama eSfy ye
flarnbcn,s. with the anonograms OF Al
ionso and Ena, surmounted by royal
crowns. & -
Three pyramids Of flowers and coored
lights lS05 persons,.
Flambeau surrounding the portrait OF
the Queen mother,
4 pyramid formed BY ten galls,les Goo
FIambeaus with the portrait OF Ming
Edward, with British, banners and arms,
Twenty floats giving Spanish history
in categorical designs 600 persons),
Fifty floats with the arms or thetprln-
cipal Spanish towns p4ia5f
Sixteen floats bearing Spanish ana br't-
ish banners. ~ 5
"f Eisht enormous luminous letters spell
II Two great royal crowns OF twenty feet
sdlameter. o,ats ~,
transported by 100 ipersonsl, -,
"A great float formed by the aE1,s ol
Spain and Battenbcrg surrounded py
Thousands OF people form the persons
mel OF these floats, Besides those inen-
toned there are mnnN Representing hnse
pansies. roses and lilies. The luminous
lnscrjpstons breaths welcome " IAa AeW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

windows OF the trolley car. They We're
badly cut. but miraculously escaped fatal
in Jury. The chauffeur, who was on the
back seat escaped with few bruises
Pendennis White was forty-eight years
old. He was member of the Arm Of
White, Gratwlck and Mitchell. wholesale
lumber dealers, OF North Tonawanda,
and OF the firm of Stevens Eaton ant
Company, OF New York. He was presl-
dent OF the Lumber Insurance
Company Of New York and presi-
dent Of the newly organized Adirondack
Insurance COnlpany. a-al ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Cotton Acreage.
(By Associated Press.

7'7I- (I3y AssOclated Press.)
JACKSON, MISS, May 3l.-The South
ern Cotton Association bulletin issued to-
day shows the acreage planted in cot
ton this season to be 27,63A,7lS, against &c.
e0s, 491 last year. an increase Of 633,227
acres, or 2,20 per cent,
The State presidents and secretaries
of the association are also formulating
reports of the cotton acreage amount Of
fertilizer used and crop conditions
! throughout til ecotton belt, President
IIaryie Jordan presided,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Fell From His Buggy.

,special to The Times plspatch,l58 DBL
Salisbury. N. c., May al.-Mr, Jack
p.nnineton. aged seventy-flve years, 9!
veil elk known farmer. Of Rowan county. I fs ell
from IRON his buggy while riding on ths
s,uaa here this afternoon and died inns
v v,a Appoplexy is thought to ha a,
caused his death. In falling from ny
vehicle, Mr.. Pennington cut fr'gh 'IlS't
cash in his forehead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
The Usual Effect.

First Bachelor-"l1etA ask Lamb. He's
married. and Will be able to speak from
second Bachelor-oo nttie contrary, hen
keep his mouth shut from experiences. -
Blaetteg. .8s II AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Wedding Cards.

Especial to Tho Times=Dispatch,)
BLACKSTONE, VA, May al.-Invta-y
lions are out to. the marriage Of Mr.. j..
Segar Hardawayt to Miss Mamie Virginia
Haskins, of this place. It Will take place
on the morning Of the 9TH OF June,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
The Happy, Man.

Jack-"I hear1i,hal Miss Passe ii ems
:. sH B5ick-"Is that 50? who is tho happy
MANI j, N. Z, ~.
Journal, n 5,5 - M g AS t n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
al the Dinner Party

Mrs. danpeek TO herselD-" Look AZ my
husband over there. disGracins us with ny
lnr;sb III manners. II | had chat book on
t - Hi. ntiulette here now Id throw !, N (
his face -Famille journal Il llaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
At the Theatre.

Mrs. De Flirte Ito her husband -"Jack
that man In the box hasn't taken his eyes
De FlilrteA'' How do you knowY"-'vam-
lie Journal, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
His Reason.

sE"I say, old man, how did you ever hap
pen to marry your first Iw!fe'sI sisterg"l
g,''Well, you see, i saved me, from having
Meggendorfer Blaetter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
SPAIN REJ0|C[s
As K|hG is WE'D

CONTINUED from First PaSe) s4
cortege was far surpassed when the ia
nous royal gala coaches came into Wow,
each drawn by eight superb white horses,
WITH golden and silver harness and lofty.
colored plumages, and looking like the
coaches depicted on some illuminated
page OF fairy book. They were drawn
BY teams OF six and eight white horses,
we'll matched and Of the finest breeds.
Among these glitterlng vehicles circled
retinucs Of grooms, pages heralds and
others in the snowy Uniforms Of Louis
XIV
The coaches OF the Spanish grandess
were hardly less remarkable than those
Of royalty, the main difference being that
they we're drawn by only two horses. &C.
cording to rigid rule. II.
Following the coaches OF the Spanish
princes and infantas were those OF the
visiting princes. Including the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, the Archdlke and
archduchess Frances Ferdinand, OF
Austria; the Grand Z Duke and Grand
Duchess vladimir, Of Russia; Prince AL
brccht. of Prussia, and Prince Albert, OF
Belgium, and representatives. of all the
royal houses OF Europe.
King Appears.
Closing this dazzling array Of princes
appeared a coach bearing the royal
crown in which were seated King Alfonso,
his witness, Prince Carlos. and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
p;ch,nonders in New York.

Especial to The Tsnes-Dspatch;s !,
NEW YORK, May sl.-NoodWard !, !, - =
LETTERS; Navarro. NJ, Hirschnets, - u'a aMi
G. F.. Smith; Breslln, y = j s'o''t '''s'
wife, sTs.ai f# is-}laf i{a,t535{48
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

Queen and long life to Nle royal couple, ].
.'Vive la relna, /, ..VicN3ria Eugenia. ~
Glory to the British tNavy, Madrid I
Queen, ~" Glory to Shakespeare and By
rom and many other popular greetings
for the English princess. who becomes ia !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
rchf Of Fan Jeronimo Ell Real.

The Church OF San JeronI,no 81 Real,
where the nuptial mass was celebrated and
the marriage benedctlon pronounced, is
a quaint old structure. which has passed
through some strange vlclasttudes? This
Is not the first royal marriage celebrated
there, for the wedding of Isabella IT. took
place In great pomp wltnn Its walls. But
more rec emily the. church was abandoned
to a carpenters shop and planning mill,
and the whir Of saws took the place OF
tho solemn measures Of the mass.
The origin OF the church was one OF
the strange whIms of the old King nf
CASTLE Henry ", HeIh had set UP mag
nihcent tournament On tho Pardo road
to celebrate the arrival Ola new British
ambassador. The tournament was nota-
ble for the courage displayed by the
Kings fayorIte, Beltran de la Cueya. who
not only endorsed four knights. but also.
single handed and on horseback with p
small javelin. conquered and killed an
Fili7uriated bull. which .-- torn to pieces
the greatest toreadors OF Spain. The King.
10 commemorate this event. founded
monastery, which the Ieronimo frars
inaugurate cd. Later. Isabella. the catho-
lie shifted the site Of the mona stery
To its present place. Here 1t became u
rayol chapel. and during the say ora
Of philip ~. all the royal alliances and
ceremonies took placetthere, AT another
time the Cortes met there,
After the expulsion Of the frlars the
ndlnce became an artillery MAGAZINE and
later a carpenter establishment. ThusNit
renamed workshop, until In 1850 tho
government resolved to restore the build
Ing to lis original opJect as royal chap
ell The saw mills were then removed and
extensive renovatng and repairing gave
it back some Of Its ancient glory.
The style Of the church Is gothic. with
two small towers, and q large gothic
portIco with rich stone carvings The
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
Progressive Fox

Miss Johnnie llorney entertained the Cui Bono Club yesterday after noon at Progressive Fox. It was q delightful outdoor party and the club eolots.gfeen and white. were much in evidence throughout. including deco fatiohS, score cards and refreshments The cream was moulded in tie shape Of lilies, and mint orangeaGe was served
 Those present were Mcsdames Bar ringer, Allen, Misses Davis. Hatcher. LuaghinghoaSe, Mallory, pettus. Pope. Rollwa@e, Stevens. Sanders. Hood. Visitors. Miss Krider. New Orleans: Misses Babeock, ,lonesboto: Mrs. \. |. Pyle, Muldrow. |. r: Claudia Mallory and Beverly Honey.
 We are HOW handling q very nice article ol library CT office paste al the Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
4 Model Vault.

Judge Folbre has just completed furnishing the vault at the court house with Improved steel furniture. making it one of the most secure. convenient and handsome vaults in the state. The judge is to be con graduated for his enterprising and careful guardianship of the public records.
 He and Clerk Merwin also deserve much credit for securing these very latest and best steel fixtures al a price which perhaps could not be duplicated in a hundred years. and Tor this reason il was economy To put in an extra section which will afford the records plenty of room for some time to come.
 Capt Merwin and MT. Walker Sea born. the splendid deputy circuit clerk have re-arranged all the records and papers in most convenient man ner, and we venture to say there iS not more conveniently or properly arranged office in any county in the state.
 We congratulate them, and the tax payers upon the splendid safety posit for the records. and the neat ar- pe1rancc and splendid arrangement Of this model vault, where any record or paper may be located almost in stantly.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27

,.. MfN, \. L. Beck will throw open her beautiful home to the ppblic ne,t
 Monday, July 3oth. from { D. m. fo tl ti '. hl.' Tor sweet charity's sake. \
 lhe musical program will be rendered ana a refreshments served. Madame huple. the gifted PalmiSt. will he present and give each patron ! short complimentary palm reading in pri- a'.5i a5ie; \ small admission fee of 25c Will be eharged-no extra rharge for Ihe palm reading or refreshments
 ne proceeds of the entertainment VII go to the OphelouSisn Circle
 lhe ladies of this circle have done 2 ment for the town and carinv for ths sick and destitute, and any enter. prise which they undertake should re- celve. the unStinted patronage of fine pubic This will he the last oplor- tuhiIy for palm reading by Madame huple. She will positively leave next edneSday morning.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
C. w. n. M Organized.

ou Thursday evening of last week Mrs. J. B. Crank of Paragould lectur- ed Ut the Chistian church in the in- tereSt ol the Christian Woman's hoafa oi Missions and an auxiliary was organized The following officers were elected; Mrs I. k. redriek. president: Mrs. NJ P. Remlev. vice president; Mrs. N II Aldridge. sec retary and treasurer.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-27
Attractive Round Trip Rates
From Memphis Va soush. Ha lway.

SIG 90 ASliNILLE. N. (. and re- turn. S6!d July 2>, 29 and 3a. Good to Augu Sth.. but can be extended to September }o.
 >l2.75 ATLANTA, Ca. and return. Sold October 9 and l0. Good ta ocf0- bar 20, but can b. deposited Wifh 50c and extended tu October 3a. s'2t 30 ROANOKE. Na. and rel urn. Sod August l2 and l3 Geod to Au4 gust jlst, but can be deposited with 7oc and extended to September l5. >22 75 RICHMOND. Va an re- turn. Sold >eItcmbef ,, 3, and ]. Good to Septembcri3 S22.75 RICHMOND. Va and re- turn. Sold Septimber 3D and October l. Good 10 OttoberS. S23 2S NASiilNGfON. D (. and retur. Sold July 27. 3a ajd II. Good To August sth. hut can he deposited with 50c aGd cXterG0d 10 September x.
 Also Summer Tourist Tickets 10 225 re- sorts. soil dail unit >tptcn Der 30. with stop oVer privileges iH bo;h eli lect iois. Lists of hotels. baardiHg houses, their rates and proprjetors sent on rCQGcst.
 Three daily through trains with four lines of Pullman Sleeping cars without change into heart ol the summer Htsor region
 Berth reservations made any ime in advance.
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