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New Ulm review., 1907-05-22

IL. Chas. E. Wilhelm Co., cor
poratiop, Plaintiff, VS.. Z. r. Dahl and
Ida Dahl, as partners as u. f. Dahl
& Co., Defendants. For trial by jury.
u. W. B. Jordan, Jr., Trustee,
Plaintiff, vs.. Z. F. Mertens and Dsut-
sche Land und Helm Gesellschaft, q
corporation, Defendant. To be tried
in court at st. Peter July 8, 1907.
l3. State of Minnesota. Plaintiff, vs..
Edward Vogel, Defendant. Passed.
Il. Maggie Wilfahrt, Plaintiff, vs..
Fred. Wilfahrt, Defendant. To- be
tried by court.
l5 Therese Scheiderich, Plaintiff,
vs.. City of New Ulm, a municipal COR
poration, Defendant. For trial by
jury.
16. Joseph Boettger, Insane. by AL
bert sSteinhauser, Guardian of his per-
son and estate, Plaintiff, vs.. Charlotte
Boettger, William Boettger, Lizzie
Petrie, Henry Boettger, John Boett1
ger, Anna Tauer, Mary Boettger, En-
ma Gruber and Anton Hillesheim,
Defendants.
II. State Bank of New Ulm, Plain
tiff, VS.. Fl. NJ johnson, Defendant.
Settled and dismissed.
Is. State Bank of New Ulm, Plain
tiff, VS.. A. A. Stemsrud, Defendant.
Cott1od ond dismissed
19. Samuel J. Brown, Plaintiff, VS..
Herman Aftermath, Defendant. For
trial by jury.
20. Victoria Nagel, Plaintiff, VS..
City of New Ulm, Defendant.
81. Margretha Mauch, Plaintlff,v VS..
Edward Kirschke and Friedrich Fehl-
haber, Defendants. For trial by jury.
%. Carl Macho, Plaintiff, VS.. Min
nesota Seed Co., Defendant.
%. Edward Carlson, Plaintiff, VS..
Albin Carlson, Defendant. For trial
by court.
"a. Pauline Seifert, Plaintiff, VS..
Henry Seifert, Defendant. For trial
by court
25. Nicholas Metzen, Plaintiff, VS..
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Co., Defendant. To be tried in vaca-
tion.
26. Fred Pfaender, as Administrator
of the Estate of Charles Brandt, de-
ceased, Plaintiff, VS.. Minneapolis &
St. Louis Railroad Co., Defendant.
For trial by jury.
The Sperl case will be presided over
by Judge Morris, Judge Olsen having
been counsel for proponent at the
former trials
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22

The robber tariff Republicans, who
have always insisted that American
made goods are not sold cheaper
abroad than at home, are given an
awful jolt by the government investi-
cation of the Elgin w altman watch
trust. 1t found that independent
dealers were in the habit Of buying
American watches in Europe, shipping
them back to this country and selling
them for less than the same trust-made
goods are sold for at home. The
Dingley tariff, which some regard as
sacred, is responsible for this robbery
of consumers. -Fairmont Sentinel.
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22
Probably the mention of Governor

Probably the mention of Governor
Johnson for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination is only pleasant
joke. He would be the last to take
seriously the fattering prospect of
such swift advancement over the heads
of tried and faithful leaders, in many
hard-fought campaigns. It is only in
an army with acommander-in-chie of
unerring inspiration that beardless
captains become generals in command
of grizzled veterans.
The Tribune is not disposed to be
more credulous than Governor John
son himself 1t will be content with
discussing him as the concrete example
Of an abstract type. Few who have
studied the interesting public career
of Governor Johnson will deny that
the hoped-for leader who is sometime
to lead united Democracy to victory
must possess many Of the qualities
that have adorned it.
The personal charm of which we
hear so much is least of these The
American people are no longer carried
away by a superficial magnetism that
does not cover more solid qualities.
Men are no longer enduringly popular
merely because we like them. There
must be something approaching uni
versal appeal to public confidence in
addition.
This is the secret of Governor John
sons political success in Minnesota.
Want of it is the secret of Mr.. Bryan IS
failure in the nation, in spite of in
creasing admiration and respect for
his personal qualities. Governor
Johnson has united factions, not by
clever intrigue or adroit parceling out
of patronage, but by making both
sides believe in him. He has beer
hurt rather than helped by the tricks
of political manipul alton played in his
name by the hangers-on of his admin.
istration.
Does anybody know whether to cal
Governor Johnson a radical or con
servative Democrat? The reformers
seem to trust him and the conserva
tives do not seem afraid of him. 1t was
easy to maintain this strong position
out of Office. 1t is difficult to find ou
now whether he was free silver mar
or gold standard man.
But he has maintained it so fal
through a term of Office in which posi-
tive declarations of public policy anc
positive acts of public service have
not been wanting. We believe tha
the future leader of united Demo
cratic party, whoever he may be, viii
possess this power-Minneapolis Tri
bune.
H. L ~ - ID
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22
Send Your Cattle and Horse Hides

to the Crosby Tristan Fur Comp pany, Koch
ester, N. Y, and have them converted into
coats, robes. rugs, gloves and mittens
buy. Never mind the distance, 'Crosby
pays the freight" See our new illus strated
cata1og page Is. If interested scndfor it.
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22

Senator Gallinger of New Hamp-
shire, one of the wiseacres of American
politics, was in Washington recently,
and conided to several of his close
friends that, in his opinion, Governor
Johnson of Minnesota is the only
democrat who can make anything like
a winning run next year for the presi-
dency, and he has advised these
friends to keep their eyes on Johnson.
ST regard him as a coming man in the
democratic party" said Gallinger,
"and shall be surprised if we do not
hear a great deal of him before next
summer. I think he has elements OF
strength not possessed by Bryan, or
any other OF the more prominent demo.
Gratis, and as, nominee for the presi.
dency, should expect to see him poll a
very heavy vote.''
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22

Rev. William Quayle, an Episcopal
clergyman of Chicago regard Chris
tian Science as a department of aber-
rant psychology, a disease peculiar
to the brain. The thing I am most
frequently asked to account for is why
so many people Of intelligence are in
it. The answer which experience has
given me is this: It appeals to the lei
sure class-those who have time to
chase as an occupation every new fad
that is presented to the public.
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22

Charles Frohman, famous theatrical
manageable adv antage of the Ameri-
can play over the plays of all other
countries is that American authors
can put into their work strong,
virile and human qualities with
out resorting to the sex problem.
That is why our plays come to stay
and will live long in many countries.
New Ulm review., 1907-05-22

General Counsel Grosscup of the
Northern Pacifc-Pr resident Roosevelt
has told me that he is considering ad-
vocating the appointment of COM
mission by congress to appraise the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

tIo4ids tSi - Egdss j Florida per
HOPs-TrGding continues very quet on ane ,s % avail
able In this state there demand for bet
grades and sales @ 9r seons as other
counties report only small sales On the PacG inc Coa b
sales IN oregon s9sc and sgoG has been paid in
sonoma and MendOSin0 sections OF markets. TepoTed
firm but quiet at s@9c We quota state gO' 1s S@TlSe
Do PaciaS Coast 1867 isql5'ao do & prime 1i9
d25 l2ic aS ss6 @s6um State isoe per m oe2c
1903 choice IS do msdq snx 70 PfS % on % grades
of hay Quotations have not been advanced any iurte IN
but there .s, Is ssT s9nEsG %eoS We quote timothy
prime bales per 100 H. 81 oSsl ao d0 nos Ss s
clover and clover mixed 7Oge5e: stew long rye cog N
trading to-day 1d and
rarsst little more than nominal Some cars are uhs9lo
in jobbers hands and cars held BY nt Money @ @
3Eaok ira aua,. all Of sgR gaif9 T lex per Fowls
r. 1 1sc 9 Ro@sTEhsD % I4d; DGyS&NGs ySSds long @
per 10 iSG 12S GEESE western per
S Isc do southern and & soqtSTssfS PES peF pa Zoe
PEssTsome further delayed coming in today
quite little a1S%uatHf aaaay G and Simply impossible
10 clean up either fowls or chickens o, d sTIy held
SdaTby spring selling slowly and FEEH in suite %
old hens and q tones qsdr 70
age best 6c fair m to good asS asse ei n no SSe do
2o l. DO soG@ sRflnifs iss2Ce; SS sPRS p
Phaoeip' 20 n 1sdeOc poorer grades 14Pl6c; do
Western dry picked 12g1sc; do other western sealdd s
chickens, Philadepha. fancy -zg
aI de- Pennsyvanis I4glso; do Western dry picked II
a. Ohio and Michigan. mixed weights, loUloci go
h toc Western w scalded 11q15c; FOWLS Western dry
picked i2d4c sealded gS' s@d ao scsSsS e
sPPfTG DUCKS Long Island and Eastern. 17S; do
Stt1itNp Virginia. 10 l2Gl0c do West
ern ioSiac SPRING GEESE. Eastern white 2oG2e:
a. 1761sc; SQUADS, prime. large. white per
dozn si 75es4; do mixed, 81 1892; do dark 81 30 do
culls, SOC. - s.,..,s ,0r oho,co lots ~ gama
which Is being supplied with frozen and foregn stock as
soarca,v any fresh killed domestic is available We
quote: PLOvBR golden trozen per Dozen "a SogSA 90:
d0zen DO 90 25Gs275; wOODCoCK per pair. SlgS1 %;
GRoi-sE per pair s3d$3 80; PARTRIDGES. per pair,
25TS2 WILD DUCKS. canvas, pair S3dSi; do
redhesds s2Gs3; do rudy. I5cas 25 do teal blgewins
I5c@sl 10: do greenwing. 60gT5c do common. 2O4Oo;
VENisoN whole deer per 264aOc do saddlss. ID.
s693Sot RADBIT6. oestontau per pair &OGoo0
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

POTATOES AND VEGETABIES-Iris potatoes active
firm. potatoes weak ana slightly lower Onions
frmA caaGowers selling we'll Corn weak. Egspiants
dragging Fancy lettuce firm. but stock neglected
slightly hrrner. String beans high fancy. Peas
orally Tomatoes higher. Other vegetables range
sack. s1QS2 %: do Long Island Dbl s29S3 90; do
state in bulk $50 10, 81 50gS2 % do Pennsylvania
S II O 81 1889 $50 do % per 81 % SSs $ d @ 40 FqSns ons per
Dbl; 81 7oqS2; do per sack 81 S0G$2; SWEET P0IA-
sPRoUTs per quart io@iso: REETs nearby. per 100
dozen saSs c6 per Po ton siaaS Ps6 6
s2as3 do Long Island Jersey. 81 5OQS2 5O CUCUM
BER PICKLES nearby. per bbl, Sass; do state, per
short hb So 25qss 25 long cut 81 5OdS2 so:
do per crate. 75caS do state per bb 81 5Oa$3: do
and. per 100 56cGS1 *: EGGPI4NNTS Jersey per bbI
76cGS1; do per basket 4OaeOc; do per box. 300
Southern per basket 25a75c: LIMA REASs JeFseT So
potato per basket 35@75c do long Island Jersey
50c: do Long island and Jersey nat per bag 25l4oc
MUSHROOMS, hothouse, per n, SOcQS1: ONIONS. Con-
basket S1a$ 5o do state and Western White pr crate
SlgSi 20 do state yellow bag. 81 7as2 DO Orange
Long isisnd per Dsg u SQgS2 do red SlgSi 90; do
yellow S2a$3; do red 81 T5as2 25; Jersey white
jersey per per- bex s 1esl M % DO red ISe1 okRA
III Jersey per large hb sas1 25: per
~ DO per basket 4OqSOc; do per bush box.
80 20 FtAS. Southern. basket 75cdSI -; STRING
Ht1ANS, state. per basket 6Oc@s1 do per bag
500 Ioc; do wax basket 5OSa$1 per bag 3Oa6Oc:
do Long Island and Jersey green per bag 6OcaSl: Do
ax W. dotoc; do Virginia. per basket 5OcGsI 70:
SQUASH marrow. per bbi. 75cdS1 white T5cdS1 30:
90 yellow croosneck 75cs1 25: SPINACH per bbi 500
Delaware. per small basket 25f4nc: TIRNTPS Cansda %
per Dbl 81 2oaS1 81 DO Jersey Long Island
T5c9si 25. VA i-i'' i'i-''' per iOV Dunchss
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

We authorized 20 give notice that Mon
day. October 14th, the price OF Boston-Idaho
Mining Company's stock will be advanced.
This is the last week in which investors Will
have she opportunity subscribe for Boston
Idaho Mining Company's stock At the present
price. sL25 a share.
We feel that Boston-Idaho Mining Company's
stock is the safest-soundest-most profitable In
vestment. and viii yield the largest income on the
present price OF the stock that Will ever be our
privilege to offer 10 investors
We proclaim the investment safe, because the
Boston Idaho Mining Company makes IT so by the
creation OF a protection reserve fund equal 10 the
capitalization of the company $500 00O.
We proclaim the investment sound, because the
stock is on producing Silvsr-Lead Mines. consist
ing OF II claims that equipped with their own
concentrating plant. and because the mines have
already a record s1,o0000o production.
steadily producing
We proclaim the investment profitable, because
the company is capitalized for only 100000 on
producing mines. and il requires only $4,000
annually OF the profits pay dividends Of 20 per
cent at the rate Of 3 per cent quarterly. The
protection reserve fund Will be created from the
surplus earnings After the completion of this fund
the income on your investment Will be largely in
creased in the of dividends. and in our
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
|. DIAMOND COMPANY
ii37-68-59 Old South Building,
Boston, Mass.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney & Co. No % Broad
street. New York. and No. l22 South 4th street,
PhiladeiphlaJ
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

ers. lI3 N. So.
Kerns C.mmsslon CO. veaIs. lso 70. at 50 %; ao
10 10. at SS do 24O 10. at So.
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts, Is cars or $3.50 head
including cars for slauEhterers Ihe
making with the stale stock 1Jis Sheen
were quiet AMI steady lambs Of all
lSg2oc lower FOR grades; stock
The pens cleared at a hour Corrrno, n
prime sheep sold at So SOG$5 30 per n. c;s al So
9SSa ordinary 20 choice lambs 5OTSS %: cuIs
dressed lambs slow. ~'N
average az S. . per 100 70; 214 Pennsylvania do 80
10 at y %; 30 Ohio sheep, lis 10 IS 80: Penn
sS,yan!a sheep 80 n a. 50; 2 d, 100 n. az 81
Newton & Co. 226 West Virginia lambs. 66 N m S.
lSI dc: So 10. at 81 So sheep. q n. s..
> sanders: . state lambs. IL n. a ISc Penn
sylvania do o. n. 81 .: u do 6S n at sT sheer
Al So 25. - - - - -
n H Hollis: 50 lambs 90 n a. s. 50: - culls
6S 10 at "a. - -
Iobin & shannon: 2S4 Ohio lambs II 10. Ss.
p l. kratZ: 226 West Virginia lambs IS f215.
sheep. III N. at So; buck. $50 n. at "a
HOGS-Recepts were 81 i cars. SOS head incluI-
Ing 81 for the market. Prices Good
and light hogs sold at 81 10 per 100 10
SaleS-S Sanders Is Pennsylvania hogs 1T3 ID aver
age at 81 10 per 100 70: do. 1876 10 81 10.
rough. 26O 10 at S6 10
5 Judd q Co. Qate yesterday: 81 hoes
l44 n at - 10; : roughs. $50 n. at SO Is.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
LAST week or OPPORTUNITY

opinion. the extra dividends that will be dis
bursed viii treble the regular annual dividends.
From the very first introduction of Boston
Idaho Mining Company's stock 20 investors we
advised customers TO buy II. We have IN
vested largely in this stock for permanent In
vestment believing, have every reason to
believe. that It is the most profitable investment
that capital could seek.
The mines economically operated. and arc
under the direct management OF a Superintendent
who is Assistant Treasurer of the company. and
who assures us that the dividend obligation will
be with promptness. at the rate Of per cent
quarterly. commencing in November.
As only one week remains in which 20
secure Boston Idaho Mining Company's stock at
the present price, $l25 a share. there is no
imitation in the capitalization Of the company.
and the number OF shares is limited. We urge you
to wire expense your observation. and let
YOUR remittance follow by next mall.
Make all rernittances payable direct TO our order
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

East Buffalo Oct. 5-CAT-LE-Peceipts 800 had.
slow and unchanged veals. receipts head active snS
Doc lower. $3.50 25 HOGS-Receips 500 head: fairy
active pigs and heavy. 152Oc lower; others STEADY ~
shade higher; heavy. Sc 65GS6 mixed S6 906s7 90
Workers. $TG$T Is. few 20. pigs -. Tos,gSs
s. 60S6 10; stays 81 256$5; dares S6 258S7 SFF.rP
AND I4AMBS-Recepts. head. sheep ACTIVE sT-5
steady; lambs slow ana lower; lambs. S5GS7 So
chicago, Oct 5--CAFTLE-Rec about 100 head.
market steady; beeves 81 1OGST So cows 81 BOqS5 a.:
calves s6G$s 90 Texans 50 1OS4 so: Westerns S4S8 -.
stockers and feeders 81 6OqS5 HoGS-Receipts about
1000 head market DC higher light. 1885 % mfxe3
8 9og$ s1s heavy s. ogs6 7o rough IS TOqSs; piss
$5QS6 40 bulk OF sales, So 1OlIS6 80 SHEEP Receips
about 1000 head market steady native. S36$5 4O West
Western. IS 5OQ$T TO. - Wv w.
Cincinnati, oct 5--HOGS active; butchers, and
shippers So IS 50 sO common. SIS 5O0S6 so CATTI ~
slow; fair to good shippers. IS SIS 50: common -
9ST so. 'e@NS' 30
Pittsburg, Oct. 6.-CATTLE- supply steady: choIce
81 30 z 50 so; prime SEQ SO so SHEEP-Suppiv Igbr.
steady prime wethers s. go 8S5 IS; cus ana common
S2g$3. LAMBS, $59ST IS; veal calves SSGS S. So
HOGS-Receipts light; higher; prime heavy S6 9OR
ST. medium and heavy YOr1ers 81 RsT O5; light York
ers. 81; pigs. sec 50 40: rOughs. S59$6
while / was in the town" said the bore Il
heard there was great insane asylum there, so
went there to-
What! Voluntarily interrupted thu weary
hsteners-Philadelphia PreSA
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

prr,rrs New York October g. 1907
car VEs-Recepts a. or head Including one
JS,ior ior ue market Nothing doing cattle trade
fivare steady Dressed beef quiet and unchanged
SverIool and london cattle markets steady
exports to-day included 40 cattle and 900 ouarterS ~
pei on the Mirnehaha London $500 Quarters or
Oeet on the New York SOUTHAMPTON -
o., t,AI-VkS- Receipts 81 head. all for market
steady Neals sold SG6S9 * par 10. cuIIs
80, sassers AZ 81 No Western were offered
essed calves fun steady for best grades medium ana
common slow City dressed veals sold sh@l4ac per
ID; country dressed at 7G12rc.
Sales-S. Sanderss ysalA lIs 10 ayeraxe nk ga mar
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Financial.
Financial.
An Open Letter to the Public.

Sockboders friends Friede Tower
who of the many obstacles when nave IN the past caused
Of Gigantic
erected at COney Isand will
be them have been successfully and
fulfilling
past building of this great Tower with
cepon opening the structure May 10 last This delay
principally the refusal and failure or the Seepechse
to all their
devices from the
cleared until May IA or
the agreement provides
Court against the
$2 damages sustained by u.s. which amount
of these
the consisting 800 reinforced concrete piles and
piers entirely the
the laws of New York State instead
business and
great recognized to be substantial business
proposition and completed will be the Central
Coney Island the Profitable Amusement
the world The takes this
kindly
confidence received stockholders and the public
which them in the promotion of this gigantic prof.
FREDE GLOBE TOWER co.
In addition the construction work under way, 1t
has been decided to issue $5OOOO0 convertible Construction
Bonds under special guarantee which, together with the
work already ACCOMPLISHED will absolutely the
peton Tower height of about 300 feet and
the Public early season Announcement OF this
Bond Issue will the details of
completed.
in price as Bonds underwritten still
selling $40 share its par value, and for this
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. 1t will be safe and
permanent investment that will pay from 500 to 1O0f
on the conservative estimate, not just
but year after year.
for
FRIEDE GLOBE TOWER CO.,
PHONE 6587 BROAD. 27 William ST.. ~. Y
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.

The wisconsin Central Railway Company has issued rs
pamphlet report for the ended June y" A"o'
income account compares as Follows: .oo-
1907 1906. 1909
Gross earnInRs..... s7577.l7s S7l1S5T6 S6,tJOse3
Sners.ing eTSenees 730ca3 4542477 4.374. 335
Ne. earnings s. s47 Os5 s257GOas 81 276.5i7
OF. ,rcdrne 80. ~ 70 4O4 3Os2T 1924
-o.a, ,,oone 50 s77 Aso 50 eOG 926 S2317.7s1
cra 49, r. rent I si4 633 S04 1888 l.T6I. .937
S,,rr,us - 81 Og3 456 SsO2lss $5J5, ,sA4
Previous surplus. o63 l39
e. o.sq 4re 60 eonal 10 4 Der cent
,,ann1 s1 967 Io4 nreferred stock per cent
he $40 stock outstandlnE
profit and loss account is as follows ., ~, c,.
Total profit and loss account Sl'7''o4'
Appropria tons:
first mortgage bonds ....-.-........' So'<Oo
Reserve to retire series equipment u ~
bonds, maturing July l. 1901. .--... 6OOoO
Premium paid purchase OF w. c. 1000
r. r hrst series bonds 2f'SoS 80, o,o
,..., .,,-r,,s ........... 81. $50, ,377
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

have transformed a deficit of S42O77 into profit of
s65sS54 Notwithstanding the Sl5I,I3S spent IN 'he
year past for requirements in the roadoed
.Equal to 1892 per cent the 100000 preferred
stock.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

sAsked.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
BONDS.
CUBA RAILROAD.

ne annual report Of the Cuba Railroad COMPANY
ne hscal year ended June 30 1907 compares as
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

There should be mass meeting of the voters of the second ward 10 nom- mate a candidate for alderman of the said ward to succeed Alderman (. II. Ravens, who has resigned, and to pre- sent his name To the council for ap- pointment. The rapid growth and de velopment of Forrest City has been so phenomenal, and the city and it's af- fairs have attained such importance, that the office Of alderman has be come one of great responsibility. re- quiring the services of men who are capable and serious. and who have the best interests of the whole people at heart. The time for selecting men on account of their affiliations, their preJudiceS or their interest in some particular matter which affects only themselves or a few others has passed A man of broad mind, high ideals, liberal and progressive spirit, is need ed, and the voters of this ward should take a patriotic interest ill suggesting to the council just such man. There is no time fer delay, as MT HavenS' successor will probably be appointed at the next meeting of the council, which will be on Tuesday night. Feb ruary 19, l901.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08
LETTER FROM SENATOR DAVIS.

St. Louis. Mo, Feb. 1, lao7 Hon. W r. Kirby Attorney General.
 Little Rock, Ark.
 My Dear Sir l have seen by the morning paper letter transmitted to your office by the Hon. Lewis Rhoton. and beg to advise that I am very sorry indeed, that my tender of ser vices tO your oTiice has involved you in controversy so unpleasant and so entirely unsought by yourself
 l do not desire to enter into any personal quarrel through the press or otherwise with MT. Rhoton, but there are certain statements contain
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

1t is too bad. and to Lewis Rhotons everlasting shame, that not withstand ing the declaration of Governor Davis that he would pardon Cook or Cox, that they still roam the streets of Little Rock, and have not been mo- tested. They should be in the peni- tentiary, and when Rhoton puts them there, he can with better grace, talk about the disgraceful conduct of the ex-governor of Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

Why has Cook not been indicted: why has Caldwell & Drake not been indicted. and why has T L. Cox not been tried. In the language of Shakes peare, That's the burning question which Jeff has propounded to Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

The taxpayers and voters of the second ward should meet and agree upon man for alderman to succeed Alderman (. II. Ravens, wko has re- signed. This is most important matter and one that affects the well fare and prosperity of every citizen of Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

The questions put to MT. Rhoton by MT Davis are pertinent, and the public is waiting in breathless sus- pense to hear his answer. Why. in deed, have Caldwell & Drake not been indicted, and Cox and Cook put in the penitentiary?
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

AtdefmanC. ti. HaveHs, of tne sec- ond ward, has handed in his resigua- tion. on account of deafness. IL HOW behooyes the voters If the second ward To present the name of some progressive citizen to fill tho vacancy. The position is one of great import ance, and should be seriously con Sidered
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

It had always been our belief, in fact, We almost knew that while Jeff Davis was believing from the stump about putting Cook and Cox behind the bars, he had pardon on ice for them, If Rhoton should have done his duty
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-08

Rhoton shows that he k no bet ter than Jeff Davis, by withholding from the puplic the important infor- nation that Jeff was playing the hypocrite Tn respect to the boodling cases