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A Frost Desoiated Land.

l learned from an eyewitness some thing about Spitzbergen, that desert arctic island 800 miles north of ti.o North cape of Norway and within 1uI miles of the north pole; a frost desoiat ed land, where the grass grows lou 70. than the trees and hugo glaciers i,l i x ice bridged valleys amid the jas. mountains move majestically down 5' to the sea until mighty iceheI,.s., |. monstrous birth. break of anu lie to the surface amid thunderous y2i,;F: -once the only sound that biCk = profound silence of those awful ao,. tudes. Spitzhergen is the only si,3: - earth that is positively known a& No Mans land. It is the possessin3. uf no country and has nothing even st. sembling a specified government. :'... island seems likely to remain .(u Mans Land. though it is said that ::.& effort has been made by Norway - establish some sort of protectorat, ov>.. tt.-National Magazine
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE
 TRCSTS,

There is a suspicion in some nnarters that President Roosevelt is not as sincere in his onslaughts against the trusts as he would have people think.
 Of course it is true that all the trusts can not be proceeded against at once, but it does seem as though some of the most notorious, and ln- deed. the most wicked and hurtful of the whole bunch of these com merce marauders are left to run rampant to the oppression of the people and in defiance of the country's laws.
 The president has ample aus thority and all tn means that he could wish have been provided to pursue not just one but all the trusts to their destruction.
 The Philadelphia Record drives straight to the mark when it says:
 The steel trust, the sugar trust, the leather trust, the lumber trust and the tobacco trust are ravening monsters, nourished and sustained by government favorit: ism, sucking the life-blood of the consumer and giving nothing in re turn. They are foemen worthy oi the rough riders steel. They can give blow for blow from behind their tariff intrenchments. Com pared with trusts built upon natural monopolies or upon illegal and artificial advantages they are as giants to pygmies. Why are they left to roam and raven at will?'
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FATHER OE THE HOMESTEAD
 LAW

Galusha A Grow, so long prom inent figure in the lower house of congress where, as a Free-Soil Dem oerat, or as an anti-slavery adVo- cate, and advocate of personal free dom. he was national figure, is dead at his homo in Glenwood. Pennsylvania He was a successor of the famous Wilmot and author of the homestead law, being first elected to congress as mere boy in 1S51, and just preceding the Kansas Nebraska free state agita- tion. After retirement from public life for nearly forty years he re- entered the house of representa- tives as congressman-at-l large from Pennsylvania, fourteen years ago
 When he retired four years ago his public service in the house ex- tended over the longest period. al though not continuous service, of any man who ever sat in that body.
 During the ante-bellum days he was one of the best known men in the United States, and in 1864 he come within one vote of being nom- mated for vice president In place of Andrew Johnson. He was S4 years old at the time of his death
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\ GREAT STRIKE AVERTED.

The whole country realizes a sense of relief in the news that the and their employees were satisfac- torily adjusted at conference held in Chicago last week. Not only is there satisfaction in the escape from the turmoil of a strike and consequent injury to business of every kind in every part of the country, but it is gratifying to re- cord another triumph of the ra- tional and peaceful settlement of differences between capital and labor, between employer and en- Dloye.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-08

Strikes are hurtful things any where and at any time; they are hurtful to employe and employer they awakened antagOnisms that have a far-reaching, baleful lnfiu- cnce. and no matter which side wins. the victory is always Sained at q large cost in good will and money. But strikes in the railroad world affect the public more than in any other employment and nave q wider harmful influence. Tor this reason the whole country in grateful for the adjustment accom- plished.
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Farmers, mechanics, railroad la borers rely on Dr. Thomas Ec1ec- tric Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay where it is used
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-08

An Indiana woman complains to the courts that her husband mar ried her under false pretenses. If the courts propose to entertain such pleas, Cupid will have to re- tire from business" suggests an ex- change.
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"Columbia river salmon have ad- vanced in price" according to a market report. But as long as Ar kansas and Mississippi river cat fish are abundant, what care we about the price of Columbia river salmon.
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OUR STANDING OFFER.

Anyone sending us names of iu- ventors, will be paid $3 for each case we get from them. Just send the name, we do the rest. Look around you, and you will be surprised at the number of inventors wishing pat ents, in your neighborhood. D. Swift & Co.,, Washington, D. c.
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If the railroads were as quick to obey the law in general as they were to obey the anti-pass law, what a glorious country this would be.
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secretary Taft says he expects to live to see congress pass a Philip pine free trade bill. Evidently the secretary expects to live to be as old as Meth.
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:.Od.n.

The strike in all the, St. Louis breweries is making Milwaukee still more famous.
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Well, at all events, the strike of the St. Louis brewers can't af- feet the book beer crop.
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To the Public:

To the Public:
 From the above it will be seen that d bill is now before the Legislature of Arkansas that offers ample insur- ance facilities to the people of this state, 1t legalizes reinsurance in this state, it gives ample protection to the policy holders, makes all companies amenable to the laws of this state, in sures the payment of state taxes and requires a reserve on reinsurance.
 The Balch bill has been defeated The Lee Browning bill will most like " meet the same fate, for the reason that the present Legislature is op- posed to the repeal of the antitrust law and while eminent lawyers have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-08

Don't think that piles cant be cured. Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured by DOan's Ointment. 50 cents at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-08

Call us nr by phone when you want any job printing done Both phones; best of work and unsur. passed facilities for neat and artistic work. ADAMS PRINTING co.
 Main Rink tonight and Saturday night, Hummer and Jones will race, Y. M. c. A. benefit. Free list suS- pended 1
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rendered an opinion that the Lee Browning bill will not repeal the antitrust law, there are other law yers of equal standing who contend the opposite, and the Legislature does not seem willing to take the chances of repeating.
 The Travellers Fire Insurance Co., of this city and other local Companies were organized at a time when insur- ance could not be obtained from for eign companies and they have stood by the people, paid their losses, and have taken pride in giving protec- tion to our people during this period. This company has at all times been honorable, and has at all times been willing and anxious to do whatever tt could to relieve the insurance situa- l tion and at no time has it ever violat- i ed the law. It feels that it does not merit adverse criticism. The above bill, prepared by special committee of the Legislature and unanimously recommended by said committee meets the hearty approval of this company and it hereby pledges it's utmost en- deavor for it's passage. Pass this bill and the insurance problem will be solved for the present. We stand for equity in all things.
 J. F. RUTHERFORD,
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l CSluCllt E. B. BLOOM,
 Secretary-Treasurer w. N. TRULOCK,
 Vice President w. B, ALEXANDER, E. P. LADD, J. R. CORE, F. l.. DILLEY. GEO. w. RICHIE, J. H. MANN,
 Directors
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THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Rn.ered at Postofiice at Pine Bluf, Ark. as second class mall mat'er.
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A DAYS DOINGS
At STATE CAPITAL
LADY s4oorsIzoao CONVICT
THROUGH THE LEG-oTHER
NEWS FROM ATLANTA. =.

Atlanta, Sept. Paul Rucker, a
20-ycarold negro trusty on The Ful-
ton county chalngang, was on Thurs
day shot through the leg with a
shotgun by Mrs Buchanan, who
lives on the Roswell road three mile
below sand Springs
Under the pretence Of buying a
lunch. The negro entered the house,
approached Mrs. Buchanan and laid
his hand on her doulder. making an
insulting proposition The lady
seized shotgun and fired on him,
inflicting a wound which may cost
him the amputation Vi his les.
The negro, who is in the changing
hospital, is serving a term Of several
years in the chaingagn.
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CARTER GETS PATENT.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept Josiah Car
ter, Jr., the young son of Joseph
Carter, executive secretary to Cover
nor Hoke Smith, has been granted a
apatent on a telegraph transmitter
(which it is said will prove to be a
wonderful and practical labor saver
in connection with the telegraph bus.
mess
Young Carter. who is a clerk at the
Postal Telegraph offices In AtlarEs
worked at his invention and IA 9ected
it during the odd hours VIII not
employed at the office.
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COMPANIES. MAY
FORFEIT LICENSE
TWENTY THREE HAVE FAILED
TO FILE STATEMENTS AS
REQUIRED BY Ls

Twenty three life, fire, casualty,
live stock assessment and cooperative
insurance cMnpanies doing business
in Georgia save failed to file with
the govez&ent their semi-annuaI
stateme/. as required by law, unless
the stk ements are forthcoming
within y days the license Of each
company Mi be revoked by the state
for period of six months The
time limit-sixty days-has already
expired. and the additional ten days
are allowed only as grace.
The insurancAlaw Of 1887 provides
for the semi annual reports, as viii
be observed by the following section.
section 3. All companies including
cooperative or assessment life
insurance companies, doing business
IN This state shall, through tNr
chief officer, or agent reslding~ in
this state make TO the governor Of
the state semi annual statements on
the first day Of January and July Of
each year or within sixty days
thereafter, which statement shall
contain full and exact report Of
stheir condition on the tbir,iGth day
of June and the thirtieth day Of
December then next preceding said
statement, 70 be made in accordance
with CHE terms and conditions set
FORTH land required under the second
section Of this act which shall be
sworn to by the officer or agent
making the same That at the time
of making such report to tn
governor. each company shall publish
at is own expense, a duplicate thereo.
in a newspaper Of generabcirculaQoa
published in this state That should
any one of su& insurance compauies
fail or refuse to make said statement
to the governor 1t shall by such fail
ure or refusal, forfeit It's right to d.
business in this state until the firsl
2of January next ~sz~p. and on such
Failure or refusal, the insurance com
: nissioner shall recall and cancel the
3 license of such deliquent company.
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CITATION.


Georgia, Glynn County
Whereas, Chris Short. administra-
tor of the estate of Martha Blue. rep
resents to the court in his petition.
duly filed that he has fully admins
tered said estate. This is therefore
% cite all persons concerned. kin,
bred and creditors. TO show cause
why said administrator should noble
diseharged from mis- administration
and receive letters of dismission on
the first Monday in October. 1907.
Horace Dart.
Ordinary, Glynn County, ca,
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neutrality-suspicious. =.
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SMITHS PHARMACY
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accustomed to it, / would scratch the
sores until the blood began to flow.
This would stop the itching Tor few
days but scaly places would appear
again and the itching would accompany
them. After / suffered about ten years
] made a renewed effor% "A effect a cure.
The erIptions by this nc had appeared
on every part Of my body except my
face and hands. The best doctor in my
native county advised me to use arsenic
in small doses and a salVe. then used
to bathc the sores in a miXtur& which
gave almost intolerable pain. In addi-
tion used other remedies, such as iodine,
sulphur, zinc salTe, -s SalVe,
-- Ointment, and ia fact was con-
tinually giving some remedy a fair trial,
never using less than one or two boxes or
bottles. An this was fruitess. Finally
myhair began to fall out and | was rapidly
becoming bald. / used --s -,
but ii did no good. A few months after,
having used almost everything else, /
thought / would try Cuficura Ointment.
having previously used Cutjcura Soap
and being pleased with it. After using
three boxes ] was completely cured,
and my hair was restored otter fourteen
years Of suffering and aTeaxpenditure Of
at least $50 to 500 in Vaif&y eudeayoring
to find a cure. / shall - glad to write
TO any one who may be Interested IN
my cure p. Hiram Mattingly, Yer
million. S. Oak, Aug is. 1906"
Sold throughout The world Potter Drug 6
Sseg S5rp ~ bo ,5e t Mas s,a nos
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EskWEf without pain Book
III nHEsWs Of particulars sent
HBE hEEAEk FREE. Address
e. N. "a 0LLEY co.
Box 387, Atlanta, Ga. Office, 1o4 NJ.
Pryor Stress.
left of your treatment four
months ago Have no desire for an
opiate. Your treatment is all it
claims. Louisa j. oakley,
May sth '06. Seow Flake, Ariz.
over four years ago you cured me
Of morphine habit ELIAS G, starr,
Macon, Mo
I have never drank whiskey since
Marsh %, 1892. when I began your
treatment. 1 90 not crave any wills
key t. this day 3. D. Wilson,
Direct, Tex.
have used both for the liquor and
opium habits and it has been a sue
cess. / prefer It TO all other rem
cafes. B. c. Norment, NJ. D. Darling
ton, s. c.
! bought vour cure under nom
de plume in 1885; it cured me.
&. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh. PENS
WRITE TO DRA WOOLLEY,
3S7, Atlanta. Ga
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WHEN YOU SEE 1T ADVER.
TiSED BY LEWIS YOU KNOW ltS
STRAIGHT. SEE THE GREAT as
DUCTlON ON MEMS COLORED
SUITS ADVERTISED ON LAST
PAGE.
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ANrI. RAILROAD nAILIkF.

Atlanta. Ga, Sept 7.-Bailiff Miller
Of Justice Kingsberry's court holds
the belt as the champion antirail-
road baiiiG of Georgia. having on
yesterday morning tied up the traffic
of an entire system by levying on
every piece Of rolling stock. road
bed and rails. lock stock and barrel
"The thing that bothered ~
most said the officer in relating hi5E
mighty deed was what pocket to put
the darn ro1ing stock in and yet hayet
room for the rails"
The railroad levied II ns the.
miniture railroad operat At WhiitI
City, an amusement pay will -
held and sold at pubi and
the proceeds held to aW II
of suit for damages ~
the owners. who have @ the
woods by a lady and her ~ Eho
were recently severely injuf&A~ by
one of the cars in which. they were
passengers jumping tn track
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SCALY ERUPTI0NS
COVERED HIS BODY
ltched Constantly Scratched Until
Blood Flowed = Suffered 10 Years
Doctors and Medicines Were
FruitIes8 Tries Cuticura and Is
Completely Cured
BY THREE BOXES OF
CUTICURA OINTMENT

when I was about nine years old
small sores appeared on each Of my
lower limbs. / scratched tnem with Q
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Jamestown EXPOSITION
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
RATES from Brunswick, Ga, as
fellows:
Season ticket s2S25 sold daily
April 18th to November 30th
Sixty-day ticket S23.63 sold daily
April 18th to November Goth
Fifteen-dav ticket S1975 sold daily
April 18th TO November Both.
Coach excursion S1225 sold each
Tuesday and Friday; limit ten days
endorsed Not good in parlor or
sleeping cars.
A. c. L.
NORFOLK FLYERS"
offer
Double Daily Service,
Pullman Service
From Jesup.
Write for beautiful illustrated
folder containing maps, descriptive
matter, list of hotels, etc.
For reservations or any information
address
3. T. Morgan,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Savan.
nah. Ga.
(. M. North,
Division Passenger Agent savan-
nah. &C.
J. r. Norris,
Union Ticket Agent, Brunswick, Ga.
7. ]. Wright,
Agent, Brunswick, Ga.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24
EUFAULA " N
over CHECOTAH

Guthrie. O. 4. Jan L. earentT
county seals lave been located IA Ehe
constitutional convention action nn
Moman. nfekham semln6l HaHensl
and Harper counties being dsiefFsd
until this afternoon TIE alllf change
ffom re enmnltfse report "a Ea.
laala slnnIne over checoIah II Nln.
lesh county
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-01-24

R.N. nAtclln uas ID Tuka laAl
night. wlseFe be attended the I,anQuat
Of she Beta ssaterulsy, q which he 4
a meml@r.
Ike Martin vas yesterday afternoon
held 10 the grand Jury b. Commission
81 +. ], fafrar On she charge of steal
INK ioar hides lie gave bond Ia lhs
sum Of eaoo.
John ", Hogan, Ia jall on tbs chasge
Of assault and battery. vas released
yesterday on bond
Beniamln Erieden Of Alluwen and
Miss Mlnnle illankney Of Hayden were
given a marriage license yessarday az.
ternoon and we're married "a tha eve.
ming Ia the eyanlng 81 the pArloF Of
the Green hotel hg Rev. , 4 pershlne.
William fsrown of Tahlequal. accus-
cd oi wearing 4 weapon and disturb.
ing the peAce, was released from iall
thls morning on furnishing a bond q
seoo.
Judge Bradbarn Of plttsaeld. Ill., a
prominent attorney, Is 10 vlnlta to-
day loeking for . location fof law
Office
Todd HOFFMAN of Mt. Zion. la., who
has been visiting hese and looking AZ
laud IA Texas. vii 90 home tomoFrow,
but expects 70 return the flst ef Feb.
ruary with a party of his neighhoFs
whom be believes viii 'come down"
70 see the country
Henry uornecker Of Blxhy and Mrs.
Belle brown of Yinlta were united IA
marriage yesterday evening By Rev. J
u Pershlng ia Mrs nrowna apart.
ments 10 the presence Of tew friends |
Ia lsse few months Ia which slle has
resided v Ninlta Mrs. nornscker las
made D., friends She has had
charge ot the millinery department of
the Fair ard b her energy and bsasi.
ness ability, a. well a. her popularity. |
has made 3 great success Of that new
'yentnre. Nr, Horneckef Is tha cashier
o. the bank os nlxby; young man 81
excellent character and with q most
promising future
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Attorney W. r. Thompson and
Preston S Davis returned on lhe Eyer
this morning from Bsrtlesyilla, where
they l4ye been acknowledgement.
Manhal DArfough and guards 70.
tarned from nartlesvlile early this
morning with soale fis4on prisoner.
who tad been tried and sentenced IN
court hers Tits week. Criminal court
adjourned last night, but Judge Giil
viii hold q civil term lt0siag return
ing to vlnaa tomorrow morning.
Recorder n. +. johnson reports
that there Il great activity tin Grove
real estate nowadays. searelgEA day
passes that numbef Of losslthers DO
not change hands The. designation
oi thar town a. county seat has
created 9 boom.
Nn A. n MAlnett returned heins
last evening from Centfalla.
II W. Stfyker has Purchased $50
acres 81 land rwo niles north q Vi
nlta.
This afternoon during seFere gale
of wind the campbeli- Raiclla real
estate sign was blown down, aud Ia
falling caught a peisssFians foot he.
meath, lnfieting = painful injury, A
long nall which stuck thru the plank
PASSED clear thra The mAnA foot.
Beth Cabin creeks and llull creek
were On ; rampage this Afternoon. b..
ing higher than they have been m
some months
u NJ Mars left iast evening Tor
Alton, FalFland. Miami and Eefilars
other points. where 10 kaes IN tie IT,
seresi Of tie "whlte mans ease.
+ 3. Davidson vas II Galyua lsst
nlgh,, uu business connected with his
mining property there.
ncouft oflials are expectlry that
there viii b many dslags Ia tie trial
easas set ior the term Of court upeu.
lnk here Monday Tie fuads so -
bad, ard the water IN tle creeks IS -
high as result Of last nights and
today rain liat Il sill Be practical.
III impossible fof All the wltnesses ard
accused persons 20 reach town.
| II this warm weather should =
followed bI a fss days of snnshlns
there vouid he grave danger that th'
fruit trees would bloom. Pr ~
safety of tie fruits crops. therefore
lit is hoped that tie weather man
predictions OF colder weather Il eoF
rect.
1uese L. +. Parker. D.. held 4 ~
sion Of probate court thls morning 4
chambsfs a which 4 number of cazsl
we're heard
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nov SATURDAYS pAILY

FRox SATURDAYS DAILY
F.E. numphssy vent 70 es1ssnoFs
today
nss, & Y snbdeEass ulll begin =
ssFlaa Of mssfinsa next "Wednesday Il
Mounts
Ms. +. 4. Enelelsaft las retained
from 4 Exit 70 klFtsxllle. NJ. Curing
The hollaafz
Nh Clamtaflala of CenEfalla was
here to-day 1sansaelIns bazIna E ana
visiting ulth relatives
/. b Tp#nsr. manager IL lhe Alus.
koaze hIanHh & lhs Western Eoes.
naHzs Union. spent : Isn hoa4 ~
fWean trains ID YInIsa Tits morning
& = I'sA4a1 ana 9taEas naEsHoaa
Neal e AiIalt II|a alqla|AN le sazs
nHs d.fe|ll1bs e a.s1 - which
~ Heaoa1 i Interested
= f8HeI FslH8lea this meIAlHk
ItHH ||=E'izzI|||z &Hsfa 81 - HzsnIHI
aeH#Es ~ - #sakess kas'a=.
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Storm Conditions

Kansas Ulty. Jan .is TIE sgulh.
vest IS still plastered with : thick
coating Of ice, telegraph and telephone
wires arr almost unavoidable snd al
trains ara ate
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
Miss Edna Gu left last night ior
Mexico, No, xhere lsiio vii rtsuue
her Studies Ia Hardin college
sam Latta q Ms.kesee Ildicted on
4 charge q introducing, was released
from Jail TINS morning andeFtsoo bond
70 appear IN salllsAw April 3
seymour Riddle sill leave tomorrow
fer Oklahoma cts and Guthrie.
ehere he sill take observations on OK
lahoma politics. lie IS counted upon
a. besnx onc 0f tie Democratic main.
stays IN tie coming campaign.
Harry Mitchell returned last
night from "a meeting Of
the pharmaceutical hoard n Musko-
gee.
General 4. T. sweeney wiu iectare
IN - opera h0uss next Tuesday. jan.
uarf 2 his subject being "A Tfip 70
Jerusalem lie viii u the third
numbsr n tie lfoeum eoursa. Hold.
srs of season tickets may nos secure
reserve seats ~ nadleys bookstore.
Judge r. u. Bgiingfon. who on
"Wednesday brought his wife home
from the 81. Louls hospital where she
has been confined fof the past month.
s congratulatine himself that 10 i
honss onee more. m spite 81 the mud
Ths big chief ssgs ths climate Of Sc.
Louis Just nov IS TIE worst he esel
experienced ans whefa.
Miller. Geek s allIer lumber deal.
ars. ar advertising FER nwladoe
screen orders
Andy Hampton has purchased tie
Captain White property IN tie south
sest part of t0vn
Mitchell hro9hers haee leased the
Andy Hampton lara near White Oak.
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JOHN WALSH
INDICTED

Ct|esea. Jan e 1eln q Walsh.
Iasesf nHs.i|Ishl = Chicago SatIanal
IIank. Nas lnalrle., teIlAf ~ 80 nNNpE
Iafg s. - ssaAIs - Fl. ~ ~.
asazztazs|.z q Ianzs e ~ beas