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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-12

" "ttT'i, ueSi y an WeunSS- day.
 C. shier ". A J,uhins of the Bank Of Alpena transacted busi- ss itete Wednesday,. He was accompanied by Lis brother, Denton Jenkins.
 Dr. Poynor will return to- day from Little Rock, where he has been this week attending the regular quarterly meeting of the state board of medical examiners.
 s. A. Eversoll has rented the buildings until recently occupied by Rudd's meat ma arket and has opened shop where he will do all kinds of cabinet work.
 Superintendent sicholas and bridge superintendent Skelton of the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad were in our little city Tuesday looking after the com- pany's interests.
 Just received, a nice line of window shades, curtain poles, linoiines, carpet paper in fact everything you will need when you commence house cleaning.
 A. J. TABOR.
 Dock and Dinsmore Douglas and Johnnie Jackson of Rule left Wednesday evening for Minkler, Washington, where they will work for the Western Union Lumber Company.
 Rev. J. L. Keener and wife of Berryville visited Mrs. Keensr's father, G. W. Ragsdale, east of town, Wednesday. MT. Ragsdale has been very dangerously sick for some time but is thought to be better at present,
 Fred Mccoy and Miss Maud Younger were married at the home of the bride near Rule Sunday, Rev. Stanphill officiat- ing. THE TRIBUNE extends hearti- est congratulations to the happy young people.
 Pickles (sour) ) cents per doz- en at Fosters.
 E. J. Megown and family of Gotebo, Okla., arrived Sunday evening and will make this place their home in the future. Mr. Megown bought Henry Faust's farm this week. The sale was made through M. E. Trantham.
 T. W. Goforth has pair of horses for sale, cheap.
 We notice in the Elsinore Press, published at Elsinore, 1 Gal, that our former tOWnsman A. E. Graham is advertising his photograph gallery and business at that place for sale. Mr. Gra- ham states tnat he is forced to quit business on account of fail ing health.
 Fret ROUiS Jn, one of Boone counly's succe ss!ul AOuhg busi ueSS men, Was over rom turing ton Saturday. He informed us that D. N. Pruitt of Burlington is opening private bank at Omaha. The officers are D. N. Pruitt, pre- ,ident; Robert Pruitt, vice president; Benny Pruitt, cashier.
 California evaporated peaches at Fosters at cut prices this week.
 H. M. Foster has been get ing everything in leadiness this week for the cold drink season. He has purchased the beautiful soda fountain which was in operation in R. L. Jernigan's drug store last summer and has installed it in his store. He also has a neat and, attractive room in his store which will be used for an ice cream parlor.
 James Jackson of Connor and Miss Minnie Bell of Osage were unitsd in marriage Sunday at the homo of the bride, the marriage ceremony being performe d by Rev. J. R. Stanphill. THE TRIBUNE joins the many friends of the bride and groom in extend ing congratulations and best
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-12

s. A. Eversoll, a practical cabin ct maker, painter and paper hanger, formerly of Springfield, Mo-, is now located in Green Forest and is prepare d to do your cabinet work, paint ing or paper hanging by the day or on contract at reasonable figures. All work guaranteed. Be sure to see hin if you are needing any work in this line, MT. Eversoll will be found in his shop just across the street from the Star hotel, tue old meat mark ct place.
 "We apologize for all mis- takes made in former issues and say they were iuexcusable, as all editors have to Go is to hunt news and clean the rollers and set type, sweep the floor and pen short items, and fold papers, and write wrappers, and make the paste, and mail the papers, and talk to visitors, and distribute type, and carry water, and saw wood and read the proofs, hunt the shears to write editorials, and dodge the bills, and dun delinquents, and take cussings from the whele force, and tell our subscribers that we must have money-we say that we've no business to make mistakes while attending to those little matters, and getting our living on hopper-tail soup flavor ed with imagination, and wearing old shoes and no collar and a patch on our pants, and obliged to turn a smiling countenance 10 the man who tells us our paper ain't worth dollar anyhow, and that .e could make a better one with his eyes shut"
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-12

The cities hide many country girls and boys who secretly sigh for a cup of good coffee Ike mother" made. Mother probably used the old original Arbuckles' the first roasted packaged coffee.
 See that you get the sealed
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
sra merria,n 8art.

ut Merriam @orf 9aniferne fan
nofgre noget rigtig ra0ifalt er noget,
lom ri 10 iaalange bar pi6it; men at
man mi6t / Sanuar Moaneo tager
fig en- Sbipt11r uo til en- at Sgerne
fem Mn n0e / 2anoet for at gaa |
&an0et IN bet er bi1t noget eneitaa-
enoe. Saa6ont bgnbte set li6lte
Spnoag, ga Mr. 9. Sngemann 1tg0-
te / Srompeten, og paa ii Wfinutters
&ariel maatte, be gobe Harfianere
bore / Steblerne og f9r6ige til at
ltige inb / Sngemanns / Mnle0ntngc1
ipecielt fabrifere6e Omnibus, og
af1teo git set mi me0 8i9l6eflang,
uo til Safe Solepbine, eller ben ban<
tie 8D 8o5eoal.
Mr. Sngemanns 9ommer-&aulul1
blep mi ftrafs toget i 8eiio6elie, en-
9ienaabner in6taget, og ofite0 gift
set ne6 til Nan6et; 1stR ga De fle1te
fon6t set ltot for foI0t til at tqge
Gngmmetpiet paa, bleb Dogen TIL
bragt meo at 8arfianerne, Der lom
ltore 8prn natl1rligpis babbe 6eres
Sl96er me6, tog Sl90eture mes ooer
8rinfen % langt n0 paa Sgen. ut
ltDre Sen lange Sa9be bar natnrltg-
big ct banifeligt &berp> og galt gift
set 10 mango @ange, iiGr naar ben
fantreoe paa Sen bare Sc, og aller
ME- t noar @errerne fom aller me-
oer1t. ga ser blep 10 fun ga to Sen
breffeoe Weta 2illienifjol0S %
Otter SngemannS) og Ell &ofte fnef=
fet, g. s.. SIS; men 0a MrS. Snge=
mann ditto bar Sen rigttge Meoicin
/ @uiet, bleb oct bele repareret me0
BET amme.
Mrs. 2illienlfiol6, lom / 6enne
EiO giGiter 8arfen, bar Ell al oe to-
rtglte Neltagere, og feoeligt er BET
10, at bun ollere6e n9lte Snsoag
mao ben6e tilbage til Sp6en og life
lnngere fan bore / bort @elifab.
Som mart igien!
IS. @p6eien, iom meget iprig brng-
te fine Sfier, fom flere @ange til at
iio6e paa oct unnpnelige, og Gamer
ne paaito6, at ban ligefrem meo Sor=
igt itpre6e 5lG0en Sen forferte Sci.
gn f%ornpielig &anetur paa en- oei=
Zig &interoag. g. g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

&RbGSsfk
ST SSobus eIgelif l1ltberife Strife
bar ! mango Mdr ppret beIaifet meo
1en Mortgage poa $4,000. Ser ct i
Den iloite Sio giort tore glnitr9ngel.
Ter for at faa benne GiaI6 afbe.
1olt, % bette er lDffeoes 1ao goot, at
Der M I'm mangler $500 i at bele
Snmmen fan ll6iIetteg.
Oct ME 8Oitp1s. aongresmano.
82oren 6letcber bar anmeIbt, at ban
abil fremiatte ct Sorilag / @ongreg..
len ON en- 8ebilling al | Millio1
Dollars til ct 8oitbl1s i Minneapo-
lis> Der ffal bpgges paa Ben @rnno,
Der bd blipe enoeltg faitiat Sen L.
5ebruar. Sorilaget fan lite bente
at blipe Deotaget / 6enne &ongres-
iamling.
@n Nfifebigelie. @olitibetient S.
8. Chores, aniat ben gentralitatio,
men, er itoite nge blepet afifeoiget al
MaDor Sapnes, for6i ban / fin Sic,
neitetib % | fulb Uniform bar bIebet
.trnffet paa en- Saloon / iterf beirut
let GIitano. Noliticbef @orrifton
notalte / ben Mnleoning, at BET otloe
gao enbper 8olitibetient paa famine
Maaoe, Der bleb fun6et paa Saloo-
ner, ibet en- Sroensbam6beber IN
tet bar paa ct idahant @teo at ifaffe
meo minore ban bliper tilfalot for al
bolbe Sr6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Gn itor 11oitilltug oil ml1lig fal6e
/ Epillingbpernes 500 neite Mar,
bpis ellers 8reii6enten for @tatens
Mgerbrugsielifab, Scr. gosgrobe, fan
naa at faa fine 8laner giennemfgrt.
M9ite Mar, 1908, er set so Mar 1i6en
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oprette6es, og
ban mener, at benne Min0efeit pas
fenoe funoe feires beo M%fboloelien
al en- fulfilling, Ser ffuIoe bore
min6it 6 Tiger og itaa / Sorbinoelie
me6 State Sair og 6elDiS benptte
.State Sair @run6en og Be paa benz
ne itaaen6e 8Dgninger. Meen 1tsie
pilbe ielDTglgelig life paa langt nar
forilaa til en- iaaoan uoitilling, og
Ser if11Ioe berfor opfgres en- Mangoe
me 8pgninger, iuaIeoes en- &obeo-
bDgniug, en- Mejeribpgning 90 flere
nnbre. Benge11e ifuI6e igges oprtoaet
.beo Ell StotsbepiIiing pna eler
11lsseinpn DolIar Bee ffplhe ~.
aS&aass SssA S5 Ssss$SST&SssSSSs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
Englta4 8nnka.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
minneapolis.

nnton State &anf bar facet en-
nh &asierer, i6et Scr. 2ntb Saeger
bar fratranbt 6enne 5tilling og er
blepet aflgit al Mr. 81. 6. &elien>
ser bar beret an1ot. pe6 Smeoiib.
Mmerican 8anf og er befienot iom
en- meget 6pgtig @onfman6.
Mr. 6. S. 8%arbcnfletb, Der bar
opbolot Jig paa SEEM Msbnrp Soipt=
tai i ca. 6 Tiger meo Spfus, er M !
go6 8eoring og bentes at fnnne for
Ia6e Soipitalet / @egpn0elien at noe
ite l1ge. S 5lutningen at Maane-
ben benter ban otter at funne optage
hit Mrbeioe be6 rl1geblabet".
Mfr. S. g. &amlien, ti6ligere no-
giper al Sen Can't merifanife
geipiier" Milpallfee, isis, anfom.
! 5gnoags Der til 8Der % er i1o,
traabt ION Meoarbeioer ! g: @as-
m,sien Sub Cos Gorretning. Mr.s
Ral,lien e. gammel glpismano go
zl,lr. et af Meoitiifterne ostfrr
MSsNSS@s Es#sss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18


aesxenge ollie 9Dm1ler. 6 q. Sl-f
ion, Ell Nrbeioer, blsp funoen tilip-
nelaoenoe ! sspni Ell Gang paa
geit 3 Street Of Ell Mano, l on.
bragte bam til geutral-H olitiitatio,
nerl. 90 Dillon bleD raniaget, bite
ban fig at BABE Benge / ale 2orr-
11er. SSaIt bar Ser $155. 9lion
bleb in6iat ! Mrreiten UNDER Mnfla-
ge for Drnffenifob.
Gn Mnti- snberfulOie nSitillins
bill blipe afbolot Der / 8pen fra is.
til "a. SSanuar Of Mationalforenin.
gen for Suberfuloiens 8ef9mpelle.
noitillingen bar paret frempiit !
mange at 2an6ets itgrite 8per og
omfatter alle 6e &ielpemioler ION
8i6enifaben bar go6fjen6t til Be-
fampelie af ben bpi6e @lage".
Bpraaoet bar bepilget 5000 til Stgt,
tie for no1tillingen. 9amtioig oil
Der blibe afbol0t en- Maffe Soreorag
ON &en moo 3nberfulolen.
ST.. 6reberif 8aage, Sen gemptli=
&c Mor6mnnb, Ser en- Marr9ffe bar
opbolot fig / Chill ngbperne, oe
iom ienere bar b9ret norif 8tcefon=
jul 81. 2ouis, bbor Fan tillige
UNDER &er6enSuoitilltngen bar Nor.
ges @eneral=&omisiar, bar. facet
glnl9ttelie iom 5efret9r be6 Der
norife 2egation / @aibington. San
ofreiite til fin npe 8oit iioite uge,
leoiaget at fine berbGrenoe mango
&enners be0lte 2nifer. Snoen bans
Mfreiie bleD ban bebret meo en- Mf,
ifeosbonfet al en- lneDrere Benne-
freoS, Der bleD afbolot / Nor6eu
Stub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

&ulgatba Meni9beos Marsmp6e
oil blipe afbol0t Snsoag @ften Sen
%. So11l,ar iiteoetfor Manoag off
ten. Menigbe6ens @pinber oil ier-
&c for 5orfriifninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Mfarb Connolly Ell ~ Mar CANT
mel gnfe, Ser boeoe 1928 Granfltn.
5treet, bgbe i 5enoags paa 8pDo-
ipitalet. Sun bar boet Der ct. Gal1l
I oper so Iar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Talffe &engeicbler er i 9mlgb ber
/ Bpen / betDoeligt Smfang. 8oli-
tiet aobarer Iorretntngsfolf ON at
paste ierlig goot paa, naar Der bD<
oes Sem 20 Collars 5e6Ier iom @e>
falling, ioet Ser er fun6et flere taa-
6anne Se6ler, ser life er an6et END
5 Collars @e6ler, Tom er blepne la
pe6e ON al en- eller an6en fingernem
Gpefulant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

6ammenliign bette 8laos Otter.
5retai,ger fra set ga11Ie 2a,.o mel
1aIlore gIaoes 90 pIeo,oH enoget
.aaoas
81 kis gS5sSs5Ss aas ssSa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18
st. Paul.
s. Johafsn, Sosakebstesr.
est. Paul Tdende.s Kontor, Room -
Union Block, Cedar & Fourth STU.

We'd Kjeb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den ve1kjendte Juye.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 =. 9TH St.,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Spnoagslnfningen al 5aIooner-
ne bar %oabenbart b9ret ment / fulot
Mlbor al Mapor &apnes, og 6e en-
felte Saloonp9rter, Ser bar billet
prdbe, ON BET 6og life bar multgt
at lpfte en- @mule paa 2aaget, er
fommet galt afite6 og ltaar uuer for
ben Muligbe6 at fomme til at mite
6eres 2ieenier. Si61te Sgn6ag, iom
bar BEN fdrite: efter at ben npe Momrt=
%niitration bab6e opertaget 5fDret,
bar Ser a6iftllige tgritige @iele, Ser
gift fra Sen enc @aloon til Sen nn6en
/ &aab ON at fin0e ct MiDl / en- eller
an6en al DEM, bbor De hun6e ftn6e
2eifelie, men alt forgieoes. Ser
bliper nappe an6et for, bbis Ri ffal
babe be go6e gamle Gage me6 Be
aabne 8ag6ere tilbage igien, END at
faa Soc Mmes paa Eronen en6n1
engang.
Gn Melfefris iiges at bee
re UNDER Spieiling fer / 8Den, ioet
Ser er opltaaet l1pen1fab mellem 6e
lofale Melfebanelere. Ser ielger fra
6eres 2ofaler, 6e iaafalote u@reame-
ries", og Melfem9n6ene, ser feel
ger fra 8ogn. Sc tilbsrte / fin Si0
en- og famine MSiociation, oct bar |
oe Ei0er> ga @ampen 1to6 moo set
lofale Sunobe6s-D epartement, iom
bao6e faitiat en- uStan6ar6" for
M9lfens Geotin6bol0, Ser laa meget
bgjt. Wen @reamerpm9n0ene og
OfGlfemnnbene fnn6c life femme
iaa go0t oberens / 2pngoen Iom
pnifeligt, og &eiultatet bleb, at Be
fgritnppnte ffilte Jig 10 og 6onne6e
0eres egen Organization. Denne er
MI iprigt paa Ser6e for at foo
Mglfemen6 bol6t til 2Diet meo
Senipn til set forlangte Se0tin6bolo
Ii M9lfen, 3,5 8rocent. st bette
Sal er loblig bit ipnes ielD Snro<
be6s6epartementet at in6rgmme, toet
oct lite gierne gaar IND paa at iag=
igge M9lfem9n6 for en-. 1oget lobe
re Se6tprocent, 1aar bette iifffe gien-
tager fig til gta6igbe6, og set far
benoe ielp for Ben melt ombpggeli<
ge M9lfeman0, at Ge6tprocenten fan
gaa- neo UNDER ben foitiatte Morm.
Men @reamerDmpn6ene iDnes at boz
re opiatte paa at faa iaa mango
WRlfemRno anflageoe iom muligt.
81 talte forle6en meo en- aniet 6anif
Mplfemano, Ser fortalte os, at bans
&ierer bar blepet anbolot for at bo=
be boot for tDn6 Malf, flint peo=
fommenoe Mano bapoe io1gt Maf
Der ! 8pen i ODER 90 Nar og al6rig
bgrt en- &lage oper fin 8are, % ben
MRlf, Der bar ffl1nbet for tD16, bar
at iamme Grt, ION ben ban alle fine.
Gage bab6e bar6le me6:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Mr. &ans S. Sranoien palgies for
nplig til Gru1tee for 5tate 8anf pua
&jgrnet al &ice og Mubaiba Sts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

Anirf M%orbiagen. S Mon6ags
begbnote Sugen MOB Sobn g.. Auirf,
Der ft6ite CONNER ffgb en- sSour11u,
lift be6 Mapn 9omell, / Diitriftsret,
ten UNDER CONNER 8rotpn. Com BET
oil erin6reS bleb Mor6et begaaet paa
en- @rRsplpne beb ct &us paa SIR.
net al 8. Mbe. & 9. @treet. 9omell
bab6e ti6ligere boet / 4uirfs &us,
men bab6e paa en- eller an6en Mtaa,
Sc paa6raget fig bennes Sa0, og ga
4uirf 1raf 9omell / tit &us, bpor
ban aflag6e en- 8iitt bos QuirfS
5te66atter, ifgo ban bam ne0, laa
ban 6p6e paa Ste6et. Set ier u0
til, at set bill bltpe meget panifeligt
at faa iamlet en- SSurD, 6a baaoe
Mor0eren og BEN Mpr6e6e bar pei
fien6te M9n6 / 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-18

For de bedste Fotografier b&r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-29

from Baldwin, at the State Fair at Montgomery and the Gulf Coast Fair in Mobile. The motion carried and he proposed second motion that a com- mittee be appointed to confer with the South Baldwin Agricultural Associa- ton for the purpose of organizing similar association for the entire County It carried likewise. Judge J. H. Smith, George W. Burns and w. C.. Dinwiddie were selected a commit tee of three to select those commit tees
 Col R. L. Lester, Industrial agent for the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road then spoke at length upon fruit and truck raising, shipping and mar keting He said the soil of Baldwin was exceedingly poor but the climate. so Indispensable too truck and fruit raising, was the best in America. Hls remarks were we'll received.
 Col. W. M Selden, who made Gull man County famous at the Fair Tn Montgomery last year, came in during the exercises and when called upon ex- plained that he was no speaker but ex- plained that he had arranged SIX ex- hibits and had taken prize each tune He has agreed to take charge or the Baldwin County exhibit If 1t is agreed upon.
 Plans are being spoken of concern ing a local truck association and Colo nelLeslie has agreed to extend his as- sistance any time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-29
NEWS OF BREwTON.
Confederate veterans Arrange for .
 Reunion.

Brewton, April 2s. Especial )-A meet ing of General Clanton Camp No. 1072, United Confederate Veterans. was held at the court house yesterday for the purpose of making arrangements for the annual reunion of the members of the Camp on May IA.
 It was decided to have a basket din- ner on that occasion, and a general in- vftation was extended the citizens of Brewton to cooperate with the mem bers in entertaining their guests al the reunion. Committees composed of the veterans and citizens were appointed on invitation of speaker; on raising of funds; on table construction and grounds. and on general management, and large committee from the wives of Veterans and Sons living In Brew ton was named to supervise and preside over this annual function of the sol diers
 Rev. NJ W. Gordon, pastor of the Baptist Church, preached a special ser mon to members of Rankin Lodge, No. 457. Independent Order Odd Fellows, this morning, it being the occasion of their celebration of the eighty eighth anniversary of the institution of the or der In North America. A large con- gregation was present and the mem bers of the lodge attended in body attired in full regalia. Mir Gordon preached a very interesting and instruc- tive sermon from the text: There is a Friend that sticketh closer than a brother" his subject being "Friend- ship" At the close of the sermon, two, candidates for membership in the church received the ordinance of bap- Eism.
 Mrs. Fannie Connor, wife of A. T. Connor, died at an early hour this morning at the family home in East Brewton. from an overdose of morphine taken by mistake for quinine. Her re- mains were inferred this afternoon at o'clock in Fort Crawford Cemetery.
 Mrs Connor was about 50 years of age, and well-thought of by all who knew her. and her death is regretted by a large circle of friends. MT Con- nor is lying critically i'll of measles at his home. and fears are entertained that he will not recover
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-29
/ NEWS OF MARIANNA.
Case Against Dr. BaIt.err Is p,.m,...a

q.
 Marianna, Fla, April zS-CSpeciaD- Emmett Wilson, a prominent attorney of Pensacola. is in Marianna for a few days visiting relatives Mir Wilson Is a graduate of Stetson University. and several years ago was admitted to prac- tice in this State. He is now Assistant District Attorney of the United States Court of the Northern District of Flor ida.
 Dr. N. A. Balzell was discharged yesterday, after a verdict of not guilty was rendered by a jury in the aase of trespass for which complaint was made against him some days ago by Col. D. l.. McKinnon.
 There is one acre Not in Mariana which both Dr. Baltzell and Colonel McKinnon claim; some days ago Colonel McKinnon had some cedar posts cut thereon. and when pr. BaItzel discov- cred this he immediately had the re- moved whereupon Colonel McKinnon instituted the criminal proceedings
 Much interest was manifested on ac- count of the fact that each of the par ties are quite prominent here Dr. Baltzell has relatives in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-29
WHITE BOY IN JAIL.
Andrew Olive of Florence, Is Accused of Burglary.


 Florence, April 2s-(Special. )--An- drew Olive, a white boy IT years old, has been placed in the county jail here charged with burglarizing the general merchandise store of J. T. Carroll at Gravelly Springs. fifteen miles west of Florence.
 The burglary was committed Thurs day night and bloodhounds were brought from Lawfence, Tenn, yester- day, but before they could follow up the trial. Sheriff c. w. Young had se- cured proof sufficient to warrant the ar- rest of Olive. The store was entered through window and about s10 taken from the money drawer some small change being left When arrested, Olive had $10 15 in his pockets and two pock- ct books.
 After questioning by the sheriff the boy confessed to entering the store and claimed to have secured only $6 He implicated Emmett Reeder. negro. In the robery. and claimed that he had entered the store at the suggestion of the negro. Reeder was also placed in j. l here though his connection with the robbery is doubted by the officers.
 The sheriff first suspected Olive when Willie Pitman. a ten year old white boy. told of his trying to induce him to enter the window and secure the money
 Olive and the negro will be taken to Grsvelly Springs Monday morning for their preliminary trial.