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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
WHY NOT?

Instead of spending the Fourth
in a noisy city and running the
danger of having your hearing
destroyed or your eyes put out
by irresponsible young patriots,
why not enjoy a lake trip?
The D. & c. lake lines have an
attractive program for the
Fourth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
TWO ITALIAN ORCHES-
TRAS

And every member a solois,.
will furnish music for TIE d.
& c. daily steamer between
Detroit and Buffalo. With this
good music, comfortable state
room, excellent cuisine and the
best service, travel via the
water way is most enjoyable.
Good music on all d. & c.
steamers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
TO DRY THE HAIR.

Next time you shampoo your hair
yourself. be provided with large 10
cent straw hat--or mhaybc You have
an old one that will do Cut ont the
crown. bind the edges. and sew on
strings. After the hair is washed.
draw it up through the brim, pull the
tut down we'll OH the head, and YOU
may read few chapters in that as
chatting novel while the sun dries
NnHr hair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

\ musicale that ncttcd nice sum
for charity and was also an artistie
ana social success was gwen Friday
afternoon at o'clock in the beautiful
home Of Mr. w. G Henry, NO 49l JET
ferson-ave. Detroit society women, as
well rs many members OF tne musical
colony and music lovers attended the
affair. the proceeds Of which will 90
towards dcfraying the expenses OF that
worthy charity. the Detroit throat and
CHEST Free Dispensary. lhree artists
presented the program. which opened
with a group Of Chopin numbers. \
ballede. uocturne and ctude. played
hY HeniOt LcyCy, OF Chicago, in an
extremely musicianly manner. Mr..
Ieycy has won many honors 10th in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

State of Michigan. County OF Wayne. SIS:
/. Geo. IL Kirchner. Cashier or the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that tho above statement IL true 10 the
best OF nay knowledge and BELIEF.
GEO. III KITCHENER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 25th day OF June. 1909 My Com
mission expires Jan. 6, 1912.
EDWARD GENTSCH,
Notary Public.
GUSTAV DARNSTAETTER,
PHILIP BREIfMfYEB,
CHARLES ID. AARON.
Directors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

Preston Gibson, the playwright.
whose play. Success" Was recently
pt0ducel IL the Belasco theater,
Washington, with notterns results,
arrived in Detroit, Friday, with his
wife. formerly MISS Grace Mcmillan
jaws or ms CITY. Mt. and Mrs
Gibson will Zee the guests Of Mrs. W.
G. Mcmillan for two weeks in her
summer homc in Crosse Pointe. Mr.
Gibson severely criticisos Bernard
Shaw for some Of the plays the Ems.
iish author has placed on the stage
and lluds such men ~ Augustus
Thomas. George AIDE and Eugene
Walters. who. he believes, are doing
much 20 place the American dr.na on
a hi'her plane lie says that the inn
moral drama t. produced because the
public, not the managers. want IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
New Divorce Suit.

Mary Hayiland was the only person
to start suit for divorce Saturday. she
asks decree from Lewis Haytland.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of THE
MICHIGAN SAVINGS BANK

At Detroit, Michigan, at the close OF
business June 30. 1909. as called for
by the missioner OF the Banking
Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
RePoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
GERMAN : AMERICAN BANK

At Detroit. Michigan. at the close OF
business June 23. 1903. as called Tor
b. the Commissioner OF the banking
Department.t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

The third annual moonlight of the
CITY Union OF Epworth leagues took
place Friday evening on The steamer
Pleasure into Lake s.. Clair. 4 large
crowd attended and program was
furnished by Frank V Steele, Mrs.
A. g boyle, q male quartet, Hiss
Amos Mitchell. readcr. Akin T..
UMiye. +. Slater Davidson. Miss Adj
die Clark. Miss Theresa Way. and J.
Anton Daley, the composer Of Dream
ing sweetheart Days. and When
Look Into Your Eyes. the latter
sineIas several Of his OWL songs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF Thu
HOME SAVINGS BANK

Al Detroit. Michigan, at the close of
business June esd. 1909, as called for
by the Commissioner OF the banking
Department.:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

The first annual banquet OF the
Defenders OF the Fort, a boys or
sanization of the Forrest. Presbyterian
church was held in Tie church annex.
Friday night Kenneth MacQueen
was toaatmaster, Mouell Barnes
spoke on Historian" and other adj
Dire SEES were made by Stanley Donlin.
How TO VIM" Kenneth Guy. What
are we here FORE Norman McVitteo.
who are you?" and Clarence Nidean.
Prophecy"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

At Detroit, Michigan, at the close OF
business June Esd, 1909, as called Tor
by the Commissioners OF the Banking
Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
80 Cent &c"
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
PeninSular Savings Bank

AT DETROIT. MICH.
At the close OF business June %. 1909,
as called for by the Commissioners
OF the Banking Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

The second Of the series OF soirea
musicales by Elyln Singer AID pupils
VS. W take place "Wednesday evening IN
his studios in the Gadwin building.
The following will take part; Leone
IS HickmOtt. u Plymouth, Garne'
Miller. Newark, y j. Ftedericka Ed
wards. Alfred V Fairchild. Ruth Pal
uer, Carl a. LenEcrman, Denver, Col.
Edward c Iiarpe. Bunalo. Nalrae
hapcije Richmond A T.. Mueller
johanna Besuhn. Paul Oltmeier.
lrocpoft Ill Frela DWycr SatIlar
and Henry l.iss Grace CoWle5 ami
Leah Arnold will act as accompanies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
In Society

Sidney y. Lagatree goes TO kalama-
900, Monday. 10 attend the annut /
convention Of the Michigan Music
Teachers association.
The Ladies' Union Of the Gratiot.
Ave. Baptist church will give an ice
cream and strawberry aoclal tuesday
evening, on Dr. Browns lawn, Nc.
l02C Mt hlliottaye.
Miss Dorothy bernard, the clever
little iasenue playing With the
Vaughan CHASER company in the Ly'
ceum theater has announced her en-
sagement TO a. H. Van Buren,, now
playing a stock engagement IN Wash
nlston. y. &. She hss secured two
weeks leave or absence for her mar
rage, and the last week OF the De
troit engagement and the first OF the
Columbus one, she VIII be absent from
the company
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

4 musicale was given by tho niano-
forte pupils of Miss May = Preston.
Monday evening In her studios In TIC
PARK building. The prosram follows:
&c Position d'Amour," for four hards
tpehr). Miss Preston and Hazel King;
The Jack Tar" (Floreuce MaNirl,
Ethel King. AT tho Farm" (Ortm.
Catherine Hunter; Dams les Champs
wan GaeD. vclma Whttington and
} Ffeda Peters; Around the Maypo,2'
-tRenneef- lois MARKS =" Bridge of
Dreams" (Enelemann). Gertrude MSr-
ritz: "Out In the Field" (Engelmanr,
Ethel King and Mss Preston: DIOR
rctte" (Chaminade). Vera Anger, 4
rrolic" Mayer. Arthur purmeister;
"JureY (Tschoikowsky) and "Spinn-
lng sang" (MendeissOhn). Vida -
Ncssurier; Gavotte (PiranD, Madeline
McEwan and Miss Preston.
A musicale was given By tho piano
pupils OF Miss Kate Mcdonald I'm the
Church OF Our Father. Monday oven
ing insisted by Miss Ethel lillian Tag.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28

Mrs. Mabel Leonard Schorr, wao
gave Tennyson's Dream of FAIR
Women. fot the East Side Settlement
artists concert in the Detroit opera
house In May. will eiye a dramatic .re-
, cital in Albion college Monday even
ing. for the annual state institute OF
the Epworth league. The entertain
ment viii consist Of a mOnOlogle and
Mrs Schorrs latest progr M a
dramatization of Mrs. Burnett s new
book. Tho Dawn of a Tomorrow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-28
REPORT o. ThG CONDITION
OF THE VA
Wayne County Savings Bank

At Detroit. Michigan. at the close .1g<
business, June 20. 1908. a. called fog
by the Commissioner OF the Banking
Department.: IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

grattaphcne.' sez he 'Yo' havef' SEE
n. Sure seq he ITS tn daughters
seq he. She knows tn name av all
tn great singers by heart see he.
so went. They was a bunch there.
Bill Smith. Rexy Beck. that half da-
go from Swampoodle-I forget his
Eame-Cap. Collins and lot OF those
guys. II locked like meetin' Of tn
Cam Unioader's onion Number Eight
Hundred an Two. The daughter come
in an the sniff she gave nd make yo'
think she was passin' gashouse jcs'
after it had sprung a leak.
Give ms a choon.' bellows q
redheaded pickhandler for a corner
Of tn room. an tn girl puts on a rec
ord. Il vas nice an clear. but II
sounded like funeral march.
'Somethin' lively. SEE lawn.
- guess I'm the judge o. music
in this house SCI the girl. To judge
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

ser she'll git place-She cans
lob a piace-as q companion 10 some
swell old dame that's so ashamed o
tn Amerikin iangedge sh's gotta pay
high-school graduate t'irty dollars a
month to translate the Evenin' star
into French before she feels right
She wouldn't object TO takin' tn buck
ct down to tn corner, would sheg l
seq. 'P'raps she'd get q little prac-
tice askin' tn barkeep fer a quart o
dark In French seq ].
an dye know Jawn looked funny
Ar me an sez. L don't think young
girls ought to show 'emselves rushin
tn can he SEE. Him. SEE. It's a fine
dress that can't rush tn can after IN
old man has handled tn pile driver
all day
Nav. II ain; that seq he. II amt
that. Here's tn can. III 90 mcSei-
An away he went with his manly
chest a-showin' troo tn hole in his
red shirt where tn rent collector
grabbed him that time. his suspend
er hangin' over his hip. an his car
pet slippers fiappin' on tn bricks
tn true picture Of an American labor
In man takin' his ease. Not only 2
quart c. dark did he bring but two
o. schwartzy's h-cent Sugars. lawns
generous. he Is. It's a generous man
that like. What's thsf-one on IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
WAY JOHN IS DRIHnHGl

When the last bushel Of clans had
been unIoaded from the sloop. shorty
Ferris. shad merchant, redbird hunt
or and clam unloader, looked hesi-
tatingly at the green swinging doors
across the street. and then with the
air of man who sees his destiny
written IN the brand OF ale he likes
best. Tesolutely entered the ny-hiied
barroom.
"A mixed ale.- he said, and after
vipinz his mouth on the back OF hrs
clam mucked hand. began thus to the
barkeeper:
lawn Fox IL drinkin' again, ! see
It's a lot o. trouble he's been havin
That daughter o. his enough to drive
him to drink. lawn sent her 10 IN
hish school SOS she'd know sumthin'
ana could help with tn rent. bu; All
she learnt Is how to pas tn bread N
French.
Il was to lawns house one night
sbout a year since. ] ser TO Jawn,
The daughters comm on fine sure.
no seq. she made that dress her
self seq he. 'Yo' don't mean H..
sez. viii she be a dressmakeTy
sez No be SEE. I'm thinkin' shell
he a French nurse What ] sez- A
French nurse ne seq. 'WhyT I ser
because he ser. all the books eve'
see her studyi1' out OF 4 a hing she
caus a French primer. Theyf more
money in beln' eddycatsd nowadays
ct least. IL daughter sea hey Is. shs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

house. Thanks-'tis good ale.
so we drank tn beer an | stayed
dar Till a young Teller come TO tn
house to see tn daughter He had on
a collar-an' ] left.
-Jawn paid a weeks wages for tn
dress she was graduated in las June.
Jest after tn shad began to run light
I remember. She belonged TO a sas-
siety Wit a name that sounded like
a chinee laundry-only she seq IL
wasn't Chinee but suthin' she called
Greek. lawn SEE he knows nswthin'
o. Greek. but tn name o. push cart
man that has tn banana privilege on
that block-an' his name II Nike.
Anyway IN sassiety gave blowout
for tn payments o. tn members. D'yo'
think she mentioned I. TO Jawn an
tn ole woman Nix. Jawn read
her name in tn paper as one Of those
present-out he never said nutsin'. he
knew tn push that wear dress coats
didn't speak his langedge. On'y he
minded tn time when he used to carry
tn girl on his shoulders TO tn cana
20 see the boats SO BY. She vas
little then-an' wore Ia same littis
raxxedy dress tn week round.
she used 70 come rannin' to beal
tn band up m street when sh'd se'
him comm home evenin's with hii
coat t'rown over one arm, an hi
dinner pail swinging from his Est
When he was late from ioafn' in |
low-dcwn gin mill tn little girl 'u'
cry-twas that what stopped hin
from rum
All srre-thst was before IN cabl
cars stopped runnin' on IA avenoo.
Wei. fsaw Jawn not long agr
Come DOM SEE be. We got
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

by tn peopul you're brung here 20
must think I'm furnishin' music fer a
Arkinsaw barbecue
'Jawn said nnthin'-neither did any
one else.
Smith. as tn girl picks up another
record.
Its ore o X. Russo's.' seq tn
girl.
Its sung in Eye-talisn,' sez Jawn
Amy one that has amy edjica-
, ton SEE tn girl. knows all tn elias
sic music is in Eye-talian'
let's hear the dagO.~ yeIls tn red.
headed pickhandler. feeIin' fer tn pint
in his hip pocket.
~'Th record cost tree dollars SCI
lawn.
Its vuIkgar 10 talk about prices.
sez tn girl.
, An I'm mindin' that lawns gOin
ragged because o. tn price he's pay
ing fer IN daughters d0in's.
Did ye ever hear an Eye-tsliar
singing They sing ia Rooshian. In
thinkin.,
What's he sayin'r asked Bl
Smith. Tie wants tn Nick to let q
his froa.' ser Captain Collins. 4
sounds like Bin FogeI's busted ciari
net sez Beck 7 remember tn tim
IN dagoes workin' On tn old y. 4 q
tracks started to clean on tn old 7
& q. The forman had TO hire a ner
gang that DAY.
We forgot IN graftaphone III
someone yells bloody murder an
lawn looked scarlet. But Il was onl
the daco IN n grafnphone.
tn place1l be pinched.' se'
Then why don't 10 leayer SCI =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

girl.
Have 20 got tn record o. tn
song called O'Hoolihanr seq BIZ
Smith. Nav seq tn daughter. IL
goes this way sez Bill
'o'Hoolihan was wor-rkin' on the
DUN Il aye di a-ah. an tn fiddle di
arrah a. ah-ti-rum-di-aye di ali.
heard IL at tn n-cent theayter-'
mo. amt got it, ser tn daught-
er. She was mad, too.
Me brother-iz-law he knows that
song. too keeps on Bill Smith. but
he's a sort OF musician-once re-
moved-he was fred from a flute fac
tory
she ain't got navthin' bu, classic
music sex Jaxn. stickin' up fer tn
daughter.
What's ihst,' sez T.
why lists It's
~Oh shut up snaps tn daughter
, amy one I'D think 20 knew sum
, thin
II guess I'll be goin'.' ser T.
Me. too ser the redhead. III b
goin' down to Schwartzy's. where Il
Dutchman wid IN harp can plaS
O'HooIihan. an thy don't know vha'
dago music ia
~'Yo' better all CO. ser IN
daughter. You. too she sez TO he
oil man. sYo' don't know how Z
appear before a gentleman an I ex
pect a partic1zr fr'en' o. mine TIT
evenin'.
Did lawn zo7 Yo' bet be did
don't believe he heard IN Dutchman'
harp OF that he minded the avfu
bum beer they was servin' that night
I think be was thinkin' Of what y
used 10 think Ehea u Little bare
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
Initials on Coins

The cid Bland "csrtwheel- dollars
bear the initial M OF the designer
Morgan, in two places; our dimes
quarters and half dollars bear the
initial b. of Mr.. Barber, chief en-
graver at the mint though it takes
a strong magnifying glass TO find IL;
our gold quarters and half eagles bear
all three initials OF Bella L. Pratt, the
artist who designed them: The S2e
gold pieces issued from 1919 70 1907
bore the initials Of their designer,
j. II. - and the original indian
head cents bore ths Il" o. the same
designer.
n Is an excellent custom. and Mt
Brenner's " y. B. should be lett
alone. n Secretary Mac Veagh wants
something &c play with. Oct him tackle
the puzzles IN the new tarih.-Brook-
iyn Eagle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

Parents might a. well try 70 turr
back the waters Of Che Niagara a. TO
decide what profession or busi1ess
their sons should adopt Cod gives 70
every man particular work be can
DO and IN the porforuence q vhir1
be can b happy, bit the place vihch
a man can hii With safisfacdon %
himself and others = ths. for which
la;ss s.sisEie 49, ssss1s. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

foot girl nd come runnin' to meet
him summer evenin's.
| But that was a long time ago.
Washington Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
AVOID The KNIFE.
Cutting WORT Cure PiIes-InternsI
Treatment Needed.

Trc@tmcTl Nceoco-
A gardner doesn't XII weeds BY
cutting their TOPS. He attacks the
root. Just 50 with piles-the cause
Is within. entirely out Of reach %
surxica, Instruments. ointments OF
suppcsitorics The only cure for piles
Is internal. and the only guaranteed
Internal rernedy IL DR.. Leonhardfs
Hem Roid. u has cured s. per
cent OF cases. and - DAYS treatment
Is sold for 81 az a r. g. KLOR'S
Newport News. Va. under positive
guarantee. or mailed BY DR.. Leon.
hzrdt Co, station d, Buffalo, y, Y
Write for booklet ..1--sLi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
A BUSY DOCTOR

b sf<s s<lsy-s Yep o,t.is = COW
avs FRETERETlos 4 ~ hs-ss sss =
prEparr1 iur pnruurnla crrap ccta-
caulhs frfurr. pslus ant rursuH n ran
sd lhrnsl fsrr.al snt frrt 81
r.lzL Al trukls1 ga, o. X
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19
September
Remnant Sale!

AN ESTABLISHED EVENT THE IMPORTANCE OF WHICH
HAS LONG SINCE RATIFIED BY THOSE WHO HAVE ON
FORMER OCCASIONS TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW
PRICES AND SAVING EVENTS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-19

1000 yards of White Madras,
white mercerized figures and
stripes. worth up to Csc. Sale
price -. ............... ..- &c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-12
$lO REWARD, $100

The readers of this paper win Do pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- Ing constitutional disease, requires g constitutional treatment. Halls Cata-Th Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and MUCOUS surfaces of the system. there by destroying the foundation o' t,fo disease. and giving the patient strt nst,1 oy building Up the const;tu- tion and assisting nature in dojn <; it's work The proprietors have 50 much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that ' fails to cure. Send tor list ol testimonials. Ats- dress F. I. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo. Ohio.
 Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con stipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-12
Brinkley from Arkansas points would

Brinkley from Arkansas points would be transported free over the Cotton Belt says the Little Rock Gazette Mr. Stewart met party of Cotton Belt officials from St. Louis, Pine Bluff and Tyler yesterday and conferred with them regarding the disaster.
 In this party which visited Blink ley were F. H. Britton, general man ager; II. F. Farrell, freight traffic manager; both of St. Louis; J.FW. Maxwell, general superintendent, of Tyler. Texas, and F.. A. Peck, super intendent of Pine Bluff The action, putting the Cotton Belt at the service Of the suif(re was taken after these officials had surveyed the scene Of the disaster.
 Both railroads entering the stricken city, the Cotton Belt and the Rock Island, are now carrying supplies and provisions of all sorts into the city free of charge and are conveying the injured and those without funds to other points free of charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-12
o4 Post Cards Free.

Here is an opportunity for anyone to obtain twenty-four handsomely col ored souvenir post cards for nothing and get his choice of three different kinds, namely: Twenty-four comic cards. twenty-four flower cards and a set of twenty-four cards entitled Language of the Flowers" In each 1 one of these sets there are twenty four highly colored souvenir post cards. All you have to do to obtain them is to send 25c for d years sub- scription to the Kansas City Weekly Journal and, tell them which set you want. Upon receipt of your subscrip- ton for the Kansas City Weekly Jour nal--the greatest newspaper of the Sou1hwest-you will Dc sent absolute ly 4Tree the tWenty-four post cards which you select. Be sure to specify whether you want the twenty-four comic cards, the twenty-four flower cards or the twenty-four Language of the Flowers" cards.
 We know that you will be highly pleased with these post cards. The comic cards arc very funny; the flower cards consist of the principal flowers and are all in beautiful col ors; the Language of the Flowers cards are all in beautiful colors and have verses and notices which give you the sentiment of the flowers.
 Remember for the small sum of 25 cents you receive the Kansas City Weekly Journal for full year and get your choice of any one of the sets of post cards. Send 25 cents and address The Kansas City Weekly Journal City, Mo>
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-12
FEDERAL JURIES
 .. ARE DRAWN
6nbpoenas Issued by the United
 States District Court.

] The grand and petit jury panels flor the April term of the United States district court have been drawn and the subpoenas will be placed ill the hands of the marshal today. The grand jurors are required to report April S and the petit jurors week later. nfs,
 The grand jury panel: M. Kins,. Little Rock; Leo M. Andrews, Pine Bluff; M. II. Stokes Parkda!e; J. N. iWasson, Caldo Gap; D. R. Eeynard, Warren; w. H. Crisp, Higginson; J. M. Adams, Lanty; J. J. Mandlebann, Little Rock; W. c. Gloster, Prince ton; J. F. Campbell, Conway; L. w. Coy, Jr., Coy; C. Ginsley, Alexander; i; J. H. Ford, Freeman: Will Read, Der mott; w. NJ. Waters, R. F. D. ? Lit tie Rock; John s. Riddick, Morrilton j; L. H. Thompson, Benton; J. II. Nc Gay, St. Charles; J. B. Palmer, Little Rock; Sam l.. Collums, Bee Branch; i; Charles Brinneman, Hunter; J. ]. Wainwright, South Bend; w. 1T. Gray, Conway. The following are all ternates: W. H. Cooper, Malvern; II. l.. Stevens, Argenta; R. \. Stuart, Arkadelphia; D. l.. Philips, Little Rock; R. L. Hardy, Mon,icello; Arthur Blankenship, Bradford.
 The Petit Jury panel: ". H. Eus- tice, Russellville; J. B. Jewell. Bear: George B. Allis, Little Rock; W. M. Trice, Casscoe; E. s. Huie, Choctaw: J. B. Stott. Bryant; A. B. Crandall, Gum Log; A. s. Reinhardt. Des Arc; Robert H. McNair, Little Rock; X. F. Smith, Searcy; A. W. Coulter, Ham, ,6urg; Mark M. Cohn. Little Rock; Stephen F. Moore, Magnet; R. G. Dun away, Binders; E. F. Klien, Hot Springs; W. F. Meacham, Goldman; W. E. Barkman, Philadelphia; Samuel Purly, Carthage; E. T. Lucky, Mon ticello; Louis Roth, Pine Bluff; John- son Chapman, Lake Village: D. A Pewley, Hector; J. A. Oliver, Repub- }ican; Louis Volmer, Little Rock; l.. Y. Murray, Perryville; Frank Hopson, kingsland; F. D. Leaning, Little Rock J. R. Bostic, Casa; G. NJ. Don- icy, Pine Bluff; J. E. H. Wilson, Sher- dan; Moses Williams, Center Ridge; k. F. Burnett, Pendleton; J. X. Tfsdale, kingsland D. C. Ruggs. Hot Springs; 3. c. Pickens, Walnut Lake; Sam F. Ettineer, Little Rock; Ed Wilson. Carlisle; A. S. Honnet Pine Bluff; Alex Boyd Star City; W, N. Hamon' dorrilton; Ed McManus, Little Rock; }. B. Meek, Warren; J. H. Meek, Sher- dan; J. D. Cobb, Keo.