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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-25
a ADMINISTRATOR SALE.
Splendid Saw Mill, Pine and
Oak Lumber; Four Tracts
Standing Timber.

TUESDAY 5el FE Ts uRs 81 Z i 1so a. Nj.
Thompson's Saw Mill. in King Villa m
county, about nine miles east of Han
over Courthouse-First, complete so
Fl. P. Saw Mill almost new, with lath
saw, etc, attached.
Second-Two shanties on wheels with
bedding, etc, one lot corn and hay.
Third-About 75.C00, feet pine lumber OF
various sizes; about $4,000 feet oak, most
ly S-inch.
Fourth-Four tracts standing timber.
county. You will have until August 16,
1908, to got 1t off Second, timber on ZIG.
acre tract, known rs the Frenchtown
estate; will have until November 16, 1908,
to get It on. Third. timber on Chastain
T%G Tue s so right se Ct 4 hs mill; have until
Der on j. G. Cardwel's land near the
mill; no limit of time.
Those interested please view the, timber
before day of sale.
r. L, McGEoRGE. Auctloneer,
NEXT DAY.
tFebruary %, 1e06.)
At J.. l.. Thompson's late home In Han
over county, near Elmont. at II A, NJ
will sell by public auction n fine lot Of
large mules and horses, COWS, farm I'M
iplements, wagons. harness, etc., one good
saw mill and about 200 cords pine wood.
sawed ends,
Those Interested In the saw mill and
cord wood please see them before time
of sale, as they are In Tho woods some
distance from the house..
Terms-As to $40 and under, cash; nil
sums over $50 on a credit OF nine months
with interest and SIA apprHysd security
James II. Crepshaw,. administrator Of
u. IL a 1,hOmDyOnf q estate .t8t3t ssT
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
Grocery Stock and Fixtures
Of the Monroe Market
at Auction.
rJEspAY. eEnRlJARy 27rl

-fA IOESOAYy FEBRUARY " ~,
Having to vacate premises on account
OF removing the building, we will sell
the entire stock and fine fixtures OF the
Monroe Market No. 401 West Grace.
commencing at 1880 o'clock. consisting
OF an up-to-date stock OF fine, Fancy
and Staple Groceries. such as
SHELF GOODS, ETC.
Pearllne. Gold Dust. Quaker Oats,
Starch, Sapolio, Mustards. Imported
Macaroni. Good Luck and other Baking
Powders, Canned Beef, Potted Ham and
Tongue. Upton Teas. Upton Coffees.
Arbuckles Coffee. Heintz's Pickles and
Preserves. Imported sardlnes. Tomatoes,
California Peaches. Eagle Cocoa, Mac
beth Lamp Chimneys, National Biscuit
Company's goods. Laundry Soaps, Vine
gar, Molasses, etc.
FULL CASES.
Fifteen cases Mogul Soap. ten French
Olive Soap. Lye. American Groats Prin-
cess Ann Peas. Blue Label Catsup. Black
ing. Force. Canned Asparagus, Tomatoes.
etc.
FIXTURES.
Large Grocer's Refrigerator. glass font
doors and rear entrance; Meat Counter,
Double Iron Meat Rack. Square Meet
Block. Howe Butchers Hanging Scales,
Hanging Computing Scales. Counter
Computing Scales. five Hardwood Coun-
Enterprise Coffee Mill. Oil Tank, Com
bination Lock Iron Safe. with double
doors; Shelving. etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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richmond: Cyrus GRAHAM to Mrs. NJ.
r. Cottrell. 30 feet on south side OF Cary
street. between Adams and Foushee
streets, $3.50.
w. Greed Davis and wife to Helen B.
Pettway. "a 1-2 feet on north line of Han
over street. 173 IL feet east OF Meadow
street, $500.
William l.. Carneal and wife to Mary
NJ. Brander. 4l-2 feet on north line OF
Hanover street, l24s 1-2-l2 feet east of
Meadow street. s46Oo.
Mellie J. and William Ellyson 10 Basil
street, Ito feet south OF Leigh street,
e.. go
Henry S. Wallerstein and James d.
Carneal and wives and Sara E. Ullman
to II. s. Kelley and b. r. Dudley. 1s7-i2
feet on north line of Ivy street. north
west corner of Elm street. s3.Sis75.
j.. w. Gilman and wife to Mary e.
Rudder, "a feet on east line of Boulevard.
corner Kensington and Ivy streets. s1oo.
William ]. Westwood to George c. and
Rebecca a. Clay, 20 feet on west line OF
Twenty-ninth street, lls feet north of o
street. 1915.
George D. Priddy and wife to Mary G..
street 50 feet west of Allison street, $500
Thomas Il. Blanton and wife to- r.. Fl
HARDWOOD, 81 feet on Broad street. south
east corner OF Allen avenue (Otway s..
Allen Allen unites herein revolving certain
$500, $500
e. a. Catlin and John w. Gordon and
wives, Lewis NJ. Griffin's trustees and
Ellen McCance Rogers to John w. Pea
tross, "a feet on north line of West avea
nue.. 80 feet west of Birch street, 1890
S. S. p. Patteson. special commissioner,
to w, W. Haley. % feet on north line Of
Cary street. % feet from northeast cor
ner of Morris street, 5000
S. r. Rose and wife to T. D. Newell,
90 feet on north line Of Broad street, 125
Henrico: Jacob Haberstroh and Will
liam Haberstroh and wife to James e.
Hart. 50 feet on south side of road lead
ing from Valley street to Bowling Green,
$1,000.
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We will sell at our salsesrooms, No. 61s
East Broad Street, commencing at 1880
o'clock, the abandonment lot of Genuine
Leather Furniture We have yet received
from the great furniture exhibit.
Genuine Leather Couches, Genuine
Leather Easy Chairs and Rockers in lat
est designs; Very Handsome Mahogany
Rockers, with leather seats and backs:
Handsome Three and Five-Pece Mahog-
any Library Suits, in leather; Handsome
Mahogany Chifronier. Fine Upright Ma
hogany Case Plano. Handsome Chamber
Suits, Polished Oak Wardrobe, with mir
ror doors; Handsome Brass Bed, Oak
Sldeboards, Oak Extension Tables Quar-
tered Oak China Cases. Lace CURTAINS,
Rugs, Cane-s Seat Rockers, Iron Beds,
Mattresses, Chairs. ten rolls Mating, Lin
loleum, Druggets. Carpets, Handsome
Plush Parlor Suits and other Goods
soMEsT LOT OF GOODS WE HAVE
EVER OFFERED AND WORTHY OF
TtiEgATTENTlQN OF ANY ONE.
WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
LADIES AT OUR SALES.
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AUCTION Satisfactorily.

GRAND RARE COLLECTION sTAuARY AND DINING
ROOM, BEDROOM AUCTION
MONDAY, O'CLOCK.
looot Round Table 12foot
Gold Tables Gold Bookcases
Dontf an toa post
b. c. BUFoRD. Manager and
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Special, IL O'Clock.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
-N NAItJARl TIMHER

VALUABLE IW
Court of King William county entered
February Z, 1906, In the chapcery suit Of
Leftwich, Guardian, VS.. Leftwich. &C.,
the undersigned special commissioners
THURSDAY. MARCH is, 1906,
at y oe!9ok aMang0hioR : Mng Mlan
bidder all OF the timber over eight inches
in diameter, except the cedar, on the
tract of land which Robert w. Leftwcn
occupied at his death. containing about
500 acres. more or less, lying on the east
side OF the road between Hebron Church
valuable timber on this tract, Three
years will be given to cut and remove the
timber, and right to cut roads, ETC., In
gress and egess, etc.
Terms. One-third cash, balance In six
and twelve months credit or all cash.
at option of purchaser, II the purchaser
elects to purchase on the credit terms
deferred payment, and shall be allowed to
remove the timber as fast IA he pays the
instruments.
ISAAC DIGGS,
Special Commissioners.
r. l., M'GEoRGE, Auotioneer, Globe, Va.
In tho clerks office OF the Circuit Court
OF the county of King William. Left
wich, Guardian, plaintiff against
Leftwich and others. defendants.
l, b. G., Garrett, clerk OF the said court,
do certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioners by the decree ren-
dered IN said AID. cause on the 7th day OF
Given under my hand, as clerk OF the
said court, this 9th day Of February. 1906,
D. 9. Garrett, Clerk.
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BY virtue of deed of trust from w. H
Spindle and wife. dated May 20. 1902. and
duly recorded In the clerks office of Hen
rico County Court. default having been
made in the payment of the debt therein
secured. and being required so to do by
the note-holder, will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1905,
at noon the real estate described in the
said deed of trust, as follows:
All that certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land with the Improvements thereon
and the rights of ways and appurtenances
thereto belonging. lying and being in the
county Of Henrico, Va, on the south line
OF the Charles City road. and containing
five acres. more or less. about two and
one-half miles from the city of Rich
mond. Va.
Terms-Cash as to the cost of this sale,
any taxes due at the time OF sale and a
prorata of the taxes for the current year,
and to pay note of $500 and interest Mt
6 per cent. from November 20, 1905.
Balance at one and two years
VIM. B. PIzzIN1. Trustee.
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New Office Building.

Messrs Richardson and Chappe.l.' fu-
neral directors. will erect as speedily az
practicable. n spacious and thoroughly
modern Office building at the southw.bt
corner OF Belvidere and Main Streets. AS
is the case many times in the rapii adj
vance Richmond Is making ut presen'. the
new structure will replace a building
erected more than a hundred years ago--
n building with q very interesting hi.-
tory.
The new building will be four stories
high and have IA frontage on Main
Street OF forty feet. The establishment
Will be most complete. consisting of cle-
giant reception room, funeral parlo- ari
show room. morgue, embalmng room ard
Offices, everything in fact that is neces-
sary TO the conduct OF the undertaking
business
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RAILWAY.
The undersigned Edgar B. English.
special commissioner, under decree or
the Chancery Court of the city or Rich-
mcnd in the suit OF GIL ct. al vs.. Cavedo
1906, will offer for sale on the premises,
at auction at o'clock P. NJ, on
THURSDAY. THE 1sT DAY OF
MARCH, 1906.
northern line OF williamsburg avenue.
contiguous to Laidlaw-Mackill Company,
Ltd. and running back an irregular
depth to the foot of the canal embank-
undersigned Edgar B. English and Alfred
e. Cohen, special commissioners. VIII
offer for sale on the premises pursu ent to
the said decree
Second-2n feet. inch fronting on the
near Lnidlaw-Mackill Company's mill
site, and running back an irregular depth
to the canal enbankment.
Third-aOo feet, inches fronting on the
northern line OF williamsburg avenue.
adjacent to the last mentioned tract Of
land. and running back an irregular depth
to the foot of the canal bank. THIS latter
parcel contains n valuable deposit or
moulders' sand.
Terms-One half cash and the balance
at six and twelve months, evidenced by
the notes of the purchaser, with interest
added. and title retained until all of the
purchase money Is paid. or all cash at
the option of the purchaser. Plot can be
seen at office OF nuctioneers.
The bond required of the special COM
missioners has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE. Clerk.
EDGAR B. ENGLISH.
Special Commissioner;
EDGAR B. ENGLISH and
ALFRED E. COHEN.
Special Commissioners.
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Charles A. Rose and Harrison & Grant.
AuctIoneers.

6 PEc1AL COMMISSIONERS SALE
- OF VALUABLE BUILDING AND
FACTORY SITES ON WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE. ADJACENT TO THE YORK
RIVER BRANCH OF THE SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
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William B. Pizzlni Company and Harrison
& Grant.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

A UcTIoN SALE OF DESIRABLE
II LITTLE TRUCK FARM OF FIVE
acres on Charles City road, about two and
half miles east OF Richmond, together
with dwelling and stable. etc.
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P. M. the detached frame dwelling at
No. 1911 North Twenty-second Street.
On Thursday, March /, 1905, j. Thomp-
son Brown and Company will sell some
very desirable property, the details Of
which will be found in their advert'ne-
ment in to-day's Dispatch.
Mr.. Eugene w. Lipscombe, who for the
past several years has been associated
with Miller and Miller Is now with Henry
s. Hutzler and Company. and that firms
real estate department will hereafter be
under his supervision.
The contract for the plans and speei-
ficatIons for two three-story stores 10 lie
built on the, southeast corner of Adins
and Broad Streets, has been awarded to
Carl Thurman. architect of this city, By
j. 3. Elan and Company.
These stores will cover about fifty feet
frontage on Broad Street,
]. b. ELAN and Company represent the
owners OF the property, and will also re-
present the rental. When seen this morn
ing, a representative of the company said
that the rate OF rent had not been cixei
and would have to be computed on the
cOgt nf ion essF
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: Cyrus GRAHAM to Mrs. NJ.
f. Cottrell. 30 feet on south side OF Cary
street. between Adams and Foushee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-22

Henry Harrison. Dallas. G + Epil-
lettc, Texas; Jas. f. Warren. New
York. \. VI. Lee. ST Louis. ] Ro-
decker. Tyler. NJ s, Minton and fami
ly, Kinder. La !. = n. Genthro. Dial
las, ID. s Hood, Dallas. X, S. Nil
am, Fort Worth W. d Fields. Dial
las. G. r.. Brown. st. Louis. ] NJ
Loggins, Ennis, r A. Ryan. Dallas
G, T. McLeon. Fort Worth Frank
Eckels, Waco: II T. Metzler, Bos-
ton. F, A. Peck. Houston. +. ] Sim
mons. Nacogdoches; H. S. Hinton.
Dallas; Louis Kosse Houston. ]. c.
Kennedy, city: w r. Hickey, Saint
Louis
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superintendent ~ ". 4 7. q. ~ IN
MI. tn tistiv~ fur Hest

II has bssen learned here that on
July | there siil ba change in the
Houston and Texas Central AT Ennis.
whereby q Ro~e. for many years
connected wiih the system and nov
superintendent at Ennis. Viii retire
Tor rest
II lie further understood that he
Will he succeeded In Ennis BY Mike
Sheehsn. at present assistant super
intendent at Houston for the Texas
and New Orleans. who In tnrn ALL
be succeeded by r l.. Shocks, agent
at Beaumont
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FOR SALE rs yards Of mating.
good rs new, cut for room I5xi5.
Phone or call Daily Light Office
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N. Jack Blak.ley. Whil, OUT ORA the
found 90 Young eagle and brought g.
fu rpwu. Although this hlrdsls only
3D. week of so old. Won can clearly -ve
ftJf DO belong. Co tho kins Of thc oar
Iu.it frr wing measure about
,.o frsf truu up fo tlp and .'
..Has are VETS large boz proportion
Iu If. body F,frla Whrei
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TEXANS DINED.
was Declared Texas and Illinois.
Ought to Be Closer

Ought to Be Closer.
chicago. June 22.-The delegation
OF iexas business men who are visit.
ing Chicago and other Illinois cities
was given dinner at the Auditorium,
motel BY the Illinois Manufacturers
ana Commercial associations All
speakers declared that a closer feeling
should exist between the two states
out OF which grow beneficial results
on both sides. Hope was expressed
mat The two states should soon become
Geographically closer by the opening
oil clear channel by way OF the Mis-.
sissippl river and the Chicago drain
age canal. This, with the opening of
me Panama canal, would make the
Gulf of Mexico the Mediterranean of
the south, according to George Kirby
OF Houston
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-22

Tpr stale convention 81 ihr tta-
fsuaI rniou ~ America sill con
tsus ia Dallas Tur@dag June 2r.
Jsuts Andfvw Nsfl b. our delegate
aBa fI v Mtteli IS alternate Woali
taf fo soc ss many ot unf ul.ma"rr
ttcsc as rossihle tleada1sT'sfF ia
Hf the ss G~oFre hatet
e. " BRADY nsf
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NEGRO LYNCHED.
VIII Emanuel Taken In Charge by
over One Hundred Men.

Beckville, Tex June ON. T.
Whitfield came in from a three days
camp on Clear lake. ten miles east Of
here, and reported the killing of VIII
Emanuel negro, who had just been
bonded out of the Carthage jail The
negro was charged with robbing and
burning George Furrie's store in the
Maydette community three weeks ago.
The man who bonded him out started
for his tie camp and just as they
crossed the river the negro was taken
in charge 10y $50 men and after ward
he was found dead
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The Fashionabl e JeweI.r
oluM'e DoDy FOUND.
'ssA Poisen AID Len Letter OlyIeo
Reason For His Act.

IssA Poisen AID Len Letter 0lyIeo
Reason For His Act
oafveston, June 1.-THE body OF
A. Blum of Waco was found Thur,aay
afternoon among the sand hills nj Den.
vsr Beach. Decomposition had act in
and II WAS apparent that life had been
extinct for about two DAYS A, the
inquest the coroner rendered a yer.
dict to the effect that the deceased had
come to bis death by means OF poison
sel'Aoministered A bottle. supposed
20 nave contained iaudanum. was
found beside the body. and In the
eiothing OF deceased vas found let
YET addressed TO the coroner. dated
June 10. giving the address OF his
NHe' and making request that his
pooy be buried 10 the potter's field
me letter also stated that bad health
was the cause of the act
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Try "wtnk" at Hood and Cur
Ansa a,
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LOCAL NEWS. .
$1,000 ~>S>>s


TRY wink a, Hood and Cur
tins II
se~ r. y. Mctouh. FOR nrv. and
tatussio Insurance. II
wink and smile make no,
dasa pleasant Hood 4 Curlin II
See Mrs Daltons line OF hair
switches. hair rolls. ribbons. etc. ss
The largest line of hats In Wasa-
hachle goes AT HALE PRICE at Mrs
Dalton'a IS
When you want to auench your
thirst or smoke call at Williams 4
Moseley's Il
Ladies'. If YOU want your hat trim
med or made over, leave your order
With Mr., Dalton es
Mrs. Dalton has the very latest
styles In plumes. shapes. flowers. veil
ings, etc. In all eolors IS
Call and see our place since We
have oyehauled and put In a new
fountain Williams 4 MoseIey II
Ladies'. when down town and want
to rest call at Williams & Moseley's
ice cream parlor. It's nice and cool
The F. S. Cronk Co. is headquar-
ters for all kinds of garden hose
Prices right Both phones No. "a. t,
Deputy Sheriff ]. J. McCalpin
went to Austin last night to convey
Mrs. Humphrey to the insane asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs Lehman Smiley are
the proud parents of fine boy which
was born to them yesterday morn
ing
Mr.. H. Holland and son, Hans,
have gone to Port Arthur, where Mr..
Holland is doing some engineering
work.
Judge Milan, of Fort Worth, was
in the city today in the interest of
Judge c. K Bells candidacy for
governor.
G. c. Groce, Esq. and Judge F.
l.. Hawkins, candidates for district
Judge, addressed the voters at May
pearl last night.
Col w. M Mcknight is celebrat-
ing his 73rd birthday today, but it
is his instruction to keep this from
the old maids and widows.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have their Saturday market at
the drug store of Us Herring & Co.
Saturday afternoon from to 6.
A note received from Mr. Chal-
mers Mcpherson, who is at Mineral
Wells says that he is improving. He
thinks it best that he remain for
few days longer. and will not be here
Sunday, but the church will meet
lat 1890 for the Lords supper.
0
Buy wall paper of me. I hang the
better grades free of charge for the
next few days. 5000 new up-to-date
patterns to select from. II am for
the public: il has suffered long"
Gilmore. the wall paper man, at
Campbell Runaway Lumber Co. Both
phones. tt
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. PERSONAL MENTION. .
. 80 >HH>AH

1
Jim BROOKS spent last night In
italy
nr W n Boyd seny 10 Dallas this
morning.
George Dillon paid Dallas a bust.
/ nsss sisss to-day
" /. Butler Ass business visit
OF 20 Dallas TODAY
Mrs NJ Alderiier and little
daughter were visitors 20 Dallas to-
day
nr John + Robinson. of Ken
lucky, IL spending few days in
the city
J. r Gil returned this morning
from business trip TO Cameron and
Palestine
Mrs Robert Harrison and little
daughter. Rainey, visited relatives
in Ennis today
Miss Elsa Mueller and Miss Nan
ME Johnson have gone TO Mexico TO
spend the summer
DR. s r. Watson spent today at
Hamei Branch. attending 10 hts
farms in thai section.
Or Bacon saunders returned to
Fort Worth this morning. after a
short stay In this city
Mrs C. w Daniel aud Mrs Mar
tin left last night for Kentucky to
spend several weeks with relatives.
Miss Euia Walcott left this morn
| ing for Midland Texas. where she
will spend six weeks visiting relatives
/ Miss Pearl Hardin left this morn
/ ing for Forney. where she Will visit
I Miss Lucy Blanche Jones for some
! two weeks.
/ Mrs Geo. Adams arrived in the
city this morning from Dallas and
will visit at the residence OF r. II.
/ Fincher for few days.
Mrs Fannie Caldwell, of Houston,
who has been visiting her brother
in Dallas, is spending few days
in the city with her cousin. Mrs. r
D. Hudson.
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Col, C. r. Gibson and City Attor-
ney Eskridge went To Maypearl last
trict judge speak large crowd
was present to hear the speakers.
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. WANT COLUMN.
H>>HHA >HAH>A

WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
fair weather Thursday max ST
min ea.
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MIR Joseph Keyworth, who lives
near Oak. was in town yesterday and
said that ne and Mrs. Keyworth
would 90 to Milford this week to
spend several weeks drinking miner
al water They have visited Milford
each summer for the past five years,
and Mr. keyworth claims that the
mineral water there has been greatly
beneficial to them They will be
accompanied on their trip there this
summer by their daughter, Mrs W
M Knowles. of this city
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
AN OLD KEEPSAKE.
Ooh. Albert Receives letter From an
 Old Resident.

Granite City, Ills, March 15. City Clerk, Batesville, Ark. Dear Sir-I was in Batesville, Ark. in 1871, and a few days ago in looking over some old papers in connection with my trip found an order for Soc issued by the clerk of the town of Bates vile payable in the Arkansas Bank, to J. H. Egner signed by Alderman Thos. Hughes. Dated March A, 1912. If any of the relatives of the parties named are still there and wolld like to have it as a keepsake wilt gladly send it to them. r. is quite a curio. J. W. KINDER.
 P. s. It is dated the year l was born is the reason I kept it.
 J. W. K.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
BANDy'S CHAPEL.

We are all thankful for the nice farming weather we are having at present.
 Misses Ludie and Mary Lang ford were the guests of Aunt Jane Doudley Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Phillips was the guest of Miss Myrtle Langford Friday.
 MT. Coker's little girl has been quite sick for the past few days.
 There was a good turn out at all services Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Davis and children went to Battle AK Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Brady and little son, Willie, are visiting her son Clar- ence, this week.
 MT. Will Hoots and famil y were the guests of Mrs. Ford of Tuckerman Saturday and Sun- day.
 Misses Olia Vandiver and Cora Mitcher were shopping in town Monday.
 There was quite crowd at MT. Langford's Sunday.
 Miss Iva Burkhaulter was the guest of Maudie Smith Sunday.
 Miss Nora YeIverton was the welcome guest of Fora Conditt Saturday.
 MT. Hawkins has ten acres of cotton planted.
 Mr. Calvin Biggers and family were the guests of Aunt Jane Sunday.
 Wrinkles and Big Boy got put out in the rain Saturday night.
 Jim Maxtil went to SWifton Sunday.
 Rev. Taylor will preach at the Baptist church Sunday at ? o'clock. Hope every body will come to hear him.
 Miss Settia Winfall was the guest of Miss Bessie Barclay Tuesday evening.
 Everybody ought to take the paper and find out what is going on. SUNSHINE.