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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-04
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(COaSt Leacuel
RESULTS OF GAMES
SAN Francisco 3, Los Angeles
Sacramento 3, Oakland 6.
Portland o, Vernon 4.

LOS ANGELES June 3.-After eight
innings of errorless ball, with sparce
hitting and numerous fielding feats of
class, San Francisco nailed her colors
above the banner of the champions at
runs in the ninth inning. when an
extra inning contest seemed impending.
Los Angeles made a desperate rally in
Its half, but the final score stood 3 to .
Tozer and Eastley were lined up
against each other and for eight in
nlngs it was merely a pitchers
struggle, with the Angel twirler hav-
ing little the better of 1T. Just as
fans were about to leave, thinking the
finishing powers of the champs would
pull them through, the Seals opened
up with 13 inch battery hits, pounding
Iozer for four bingles and scoring the
winning runs.
Bonehead playing on the part of the
Angels gave the Seals their victory
Twice in the earlier periods the
base running and fast fielding kept
the tally sheet clean.
San Francisco started out in the
ninth with bunch of hits that rat
tied Tozer. On one error and a couple
of misjudgments and four hits the
game was won.
McArdle. the first man up. singled
over second and Eastley was safe on a.
ielder's choice to third. Rollie zei-
der spanked a neat one along first,
filing the bases, and Mohler hit safely,
scoring McArdle with the first run of
the day. Tenant singled. scoring
Eastley, and Zeider trotted home when
Daley teased with the ball
With the score to against them
the Angels made their last stand
Beall was walked Smith doubled to
center and old Cap" Dillon tripled to
right field fence, scoring both. Ross
was called in to bat for Orendorff and
made<the third out by popping to Zei-
der, when a single would have tied it
up Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 2.
san Jose 4, Oakland 1.
stockton 9, Fresno 3.

dropped the throw. and Streib tore
home. Feeney beat out an infieId hit.
and Hackett came home on Feeney's
sacrifice.
Another one came along in the fourth
frame. Streib was given life at first
when Householder dropped his fly
Hackett sacrificed. Murray singled TO
center, scoring Streib.
MAKE GALLANT FIGHT
The Sand Crabs put up a gallant
finish in the deciding frame. and il
looked as if they were going to pull
the game out of the fire. With the
enemy three runs in front the visitors
got right in the going. Van Buren led
off with a single to center. Curtis flew
to right and Murray made fine catch
after a good sprint. Householder
singled to left, advancing Van Buren,
along a peg. Devereaux followed with
a hit to left, and the bases were all
occupied. Here Cooper lost bear
ings, for he hit Conrad. who was
brought in to bat for Miller. and Van
Buren scored. Waters grounded to
Streib, who corralled it and threw Con-
rad out at second. However, House
holder came home on the out. Broad
bent flew to Croli, ending proceedings
Score.
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WILL ELECT CAPTAIN

SANTA CLARA, June 3.-Next Satur-
day the Santa Clara college baseball
nine will elect its captain for the en-
suing year. Nerve Shafer is the re-
tiring captain McGovern, shortstop
on this years team. is slated by many
for the Office The track men will
also come together Saturday to choose
a successor to Harlin Barry as cap
tain. Reams is PLAYED as a strong
favorite for track leader.
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FIGHT BETTING ON hall CAVES

MILL VALLEY June 3.-Betting on
the baseball games played here at
BOYLE park every Sunday has become
so pronounced that it has reached the
whose committee reported the matter
to the board of trustees. The board
has. .offered reward forsall violators
of the gambling laws
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GAME OF
YEAR GOES TO
SENATORS
Fans Watch and SILVER While
Players Boot Ball All Over
the Field

The essence of bush ball was on tap
for the unfortunate fans who visited
the Valencia street lot yesterday aft
ernoon Not since the season of 1909
opened up did any of the teams give
such an exhibition as the Senators and
the Commuters tore off. The fans
might have forgotten the brand of
ball had the weather been right, but it
was cold and windy and foggy, and
all those who did not come with over
coats made an early getaway
Sacramento won the game, such as it
was. by one lonely tally. 1t may count
in the percentage table, but it will
history for 1t was too poor and too
slow 10 make anybody wake up.
USE TWO PITCHERS
Both teams used two pitchers Buck
Ehman started to do the slabwork
for the Senators, but after Murphy had
laced laced the ball over the right field fence
with Carl Lewis on first the big fell
low was quickly banished. This made
the score 10 in favor of the Com
muters, they having grabbed off a pair
OF runs in the opening frame.
Sacramento started after Marie in
the third, stinging him for two tai
lies. There was lapse then until
the fifth, when Oakland got to Fitz-
more. making it to 3. The Senator'S
officed up strongly to the offerings of
Marie in the sixth, and they sapped
him so hard that Manager Bill Reidy
chased the big fellow and put Chris
tian TO work. but he was touched for
two more before the round closed.
SPEED BALL FOR SENATORS
This sixth inning rally seemed to
act as sort of speed ball for the
Senators. for they went right to their
work in the next two rounds gath
ering two more. just enough to nose
them safely through Oakland made its
last stand in the fifth. going for two
runs and making the score even up.
but the Senators were equal to the
emergency later on.
1t was impossible for the f1elders on
either team TO show any speed in go
ing after the ball. and this, in a meas
IRE. accounts for the slovenly work
and the slowness of the game. Err
rors were so frequent that it was hard
10 keep a line on them. The score:
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Portland 9, Vernon 4

PORTLAND. June 3.-with Right
Fielder Caffyn hurrying to Peoria
where his mother is dying. and one of
their pitchers gone, Vernon put up
sadly crippled aggregation to face
Portland today, and the result showed
them. Score:
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OAKLAND
sRattnd fnr c.hrss.ia. i- Din.i.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

-Four runs. hits off Ehman in / % innings:
runs, hits of Marie in 1-3 innings Home
run-Murphy. Two base hits-D. Lewis (2l Nc.
Cay. Sacrifice hits-Maire Hogan Murphy (2l,
Bagan- First base called bals-On Fitz-
gerald D. of Christian /, of Marie 3. Struck
out-By Fitzgerald >. by Christian J. by Marie
= Hit by pitcher-McCay, by Fitzgerald.
Credit victory to Fitzgerald. Charge defeat to
Christian. Time Of gsme-2 hours and 10 min
utes. Impires-McCart and Atchinsnn
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AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Shay. Three base hit-MeDOnOugh.
Two base hits-Hallinan, Tracey. Sacrifice hit
Kelley First base called bslls-OG Eagan L.
Struck out-By Eagan =. by Van Otterman l.
Left on Dissatisfaction 2. Fresno ;. First base
ON errors-Fresno l. Double plays-Kelley to
Tracey; Shay to PfyI Time OF game hour
and 81 minutes. Umpire-Ehret- Seorer-Har
IL
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Stockton 6, Fresno 3

STOCKTON. June 3.-Fresno ap-
peared to have a grand chance of grab
bing a game today. but after leading
3 to 1 Van Otterman took a parachute
jump in the sixth. allowing five singles
right field fence, two singles and two
runs were the features. The score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Harkins J. by Garrett g.
First base on called bslls-On Harkins 4. of
Garrett 2. Two base hit-Ryan. Home runs
Kennedy. McCredie. Sacrifice hits-Martinke
Speas t2l. Eagan. Hit by pitched baIl--Coy
Passed bsll-F1sher. First base on errors-Ver-
non /, Portland l. Wild pitch-Harkins Left
on bases-Vernon z, Portland ). Time OF game
hour and 45 minutes Umpire-McGreevy.
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Ross batted for orendorff in the ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO
RUNs AND HTS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

nant, smith, Sacrifice ht--Iewis. First base
on called baIls--on Eastley 4 on Tozer l.
Struck out-By Tozer 4 Double piny-McArdle
to Tenant TO Berry. Passed baIl-Berry. Time
Of game hour and 45 minutes Umpre-To-
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. June 3-Chica 20
today defeated Philadelphia in one OF
season Score: r. H. F.
Philadelphia ..-......-...... 13
Chicago ................
Batteries-CoombS. krause. Nickers.
Plank. Dygert and Thomas. Living
ston; Scott, Fiene. Smith and sullivan
and Payne.
BOSTON. June 3.-Detroit's hits were
more timely than BostOn's and the Wis
itors won. Score: r RI. r.
Detroit Observation-Disclosures. II
Boston 3
Batteries-Wilfett and Schmidt;
Steele. Cicotte and DonOhue.
NEW YORK. June 3.-Bv an eighth
inning rally. in which three runs were
scored, New York defeated st. Louis
Score; r. r. r.
St. Louis ............-.. 3
New York ............... o
Batteries-Waddell. Petty and Ste
phens: Brockett. WarhOp and Blair.
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Batted for Miller in ninth.
AN FRANCISCO
rs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-WaIters. Sacrifice hits
Hackett (2). Feeney -. Struck out-By But
Ter 4. by Cooper 3. Hit by pitcher-Conrsd.
Time of game hour and 10 minutes. Umpire
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San Jose 4, Oakland 1

SAN JOSE, June 3.-San Jose pulled
out a ninth inning victory today on a
three Dagger by Hap. Smith Lacey's
sacrifice fly. Krueger's two bagger and
a single by Keller here this afternoon.
The score:
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Champions Are Rewarded by
President Murphy for Win
ming the Pennanf
STANDING OF the CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO. June 3.-The Chicago Ma
tionals raised their third successive
pennant today and afterward defeated
Philadelphia by the score of to 3 in
II inning game. After the dag was
raised President Charles W. Murphy
presented Manager Frank Chance with
check for $4,000, to be divided equally
among the members now with the team.
Score. r H F.
6tiI 6LiId - --------------
Batteries-Overan and Moran; Moren
and Doom. Umpires-JohnstOne and
Cusack.
PITTSBURG. June 3.-Pittsburg de-
feated Boston after having a score Of0
TO 4 against them. Score:
ElttSourB 1900
Batteries-Camnftz, Howell. FrOck.
Phnlippi and Gibson; Mccarthy. Mat
tern and Smith Umpires-Emslie and
Kane.
CINCINNATI. June s.-Cincinnati
easily defeated Brooklyn. FrOmme
struck out 10 men. Score:
cincinnati -...-.-..---...
Brooklyn .-.......-..
Batteries-Fromme and Mclean; Nc
Intyre. Rucker and Bergen. Empires
KLEIN and O'Day.
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HILDRETH'S CRACKS
FIRST UNDER
THE WIRE
King James Wins Brooklyn
Handicap, With Resfigouche
Close Second

NEW YORK. June S.--King James
third.
Thus stands the record of the TWEEN
ty-third renewal of the historic Brook
lyn handicap run today at Gravesend.
The three other starters, High Pri-
vate, Frank Gill and Berkeley. finished
as named, but were beaten off The
time, 2:04, established new record for
the race, being fifth of a second
better than the figures hung up last
year by Celt.
GOOD ODDS GIVEN
Coupled as the entry of sam Hill
dreth, King James and Restigouche
We're quoted in the betting at 3 to. /
and l to 2 for place. Restigouche
running alone was variously quoted as
pgh psfe as ana 20 to to to sSd Tn James fa fPr R
Keene's Celt was held at l to 3-seem-
ingly prohibitive odds-and greatly
disappointed host of hackers and
brokers' who did not have the nerve
to lay wagers against him.
THREE HORSE RACE
Though mainly race among the
three horses, the contest was exciting.
Especially great was the interest when
a furlongA from home King James
pushed his nose in front of the flying
Restigouche and inch by inch crept
past him until at the wire he was lead
ing his stablemate by full length,
WHil6 fbtStlSOuCn6 was LII CO 1ChS Ills
in front of the tired and foundering
Celt
REsTIGOUCHE CREATES SURPRISE
Aside from the defeat of Celt the
race run by Restigouche was the
greatest surprise Never credited with
too much gameness, the Keene CASTOR
led from the rise of the barrier to the
last furlong-and with speed that
amazed all those behind him save KING
James.
The six horses were most tractable
and when the webbing was sprung.
went off to perfect start.
First race, six furlongs-De Mund, to >,
won; King Cobalt, to 1. second; Alfred Noble,
z to /, third. Time. 109 10.
Second race, one and an eighth miles-Ille
Squire. l to f. won; Imitator, 10 10 1 second;
Goconda. 20 to /, third. Time, l:o3 3D.
Third race. five furlongs s-Oceanbound, TO
!. won; Angerona. 16 to ). second; GreenVaIe,
10 l. third. Time 1:01 40.
Fourth race, the Brooklyn handicap, So-OVo,
one and quarter miles-King James. TO ],
won; Restigouche to /, second; Celt, to .,
third. Time, 2:04.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles-Bonnie
helso TO !, won: Hammeriess TO .. sec
ond; Rostrnm. to l, third Time. l:fs 10
Sixth race. i've furlongs-B Black Chief, y to |.
won; Fire Box, to 1. second; Chopper, TO l.
third. Time, .01 %
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SAN JOSE
Summary

Two base hit-Hap. Smith Three base hits
Keller Krueger. Stolen bases-Lovett Eager
NeaIon. Double plays-Burns to Russell to Nea
Ion. First base called balls-OR Stricklett 3
OF Henderson 1. Struck out-By Strickleett 1
by Henderson 4. Sacrifice hits-MeHale. Eager,
Hap. Smith, Lacey. Triple play-Myers to Krue
ger to Lacey. Time of game-2 hours and
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-04

ROLLER BEATS "CoNDUcToR"-Bloom
ton H. June S.-Dr. B. F. Roller Of Seattle
last night defeated J. Challender Of Chicago
known to the wrestling world as ''The Mysteri-
ous Conductor.
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NOTED TURF MAN
PASSES UNDER
FINAL WIRE
Harry Slower, Known THROUGH.
out Country as Track and
Stable Owner, Dies
Issseial Dispatch 10 The Call

SALT LAKE, Utah. June s.-Harry
Slower. one Of the best known turfmen
in America, died here today. For years
he has followed the game as a track
owner and owner OF racing stables and
leaves a fortune estimated by his
closest friends at considerable more
than a quarter Of a million. Stover's
death was due to tuberculosis.
To the very end Slower kept up the
gameness that has made him famous
and successful on the turf His last
bet was made at the Salt Lake track
yesterday on his horse, Native Son,
which won the first race Of the day.
he leaves a wife and sister, Mrs I.
Dart OF San Francisco, and a brother.
John Slower. who Is employed at the
stockyards in Kansas City
Stover owns a string OF racing horses
al Butte and at his stock farm in Peta-
luna. Cal 1t was at this farm he bred
the famous Kenilworth. for which he
refused an offer of $4,000 from an
English syndicate. He was one of the
owners and manager of the track at
Butte. Mont. and was interested in the
meeting scheduled there for next
month
Slower has raced on nearly every
track in the country and was especia lly
well known on the coast. where his
colors have for years been among the
most consistent winners His body will
be shipped to Petaluma for interment
Will Be Buried in PetaIuma
SANTA ROSA, June 3.-The funeral
Of Harry Slower, one OF the best known
racehorse men on the Pacific coast
whose death is reported from Salt Lake
City. will be held in Petaiuma. The
widow. accompanied by Ray Egan and
Jack Mclaughlin. viii leave Salt Lake
in the morning with the body.
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WESJON hESUMES JOUHNEY--Laramip
WFo.. June 3-Edward Payson Weston, the
pedestrian. suffered yesterday and last night
from the effects OF poor food and too much
slkali water and a consequence did not re-
sumo bis journey westward from Laramie until
about IL o'clock this morning.
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SEALS COME WITH
RUSH AT THE
FINISH
MOhIer and His Men Put Three
Runs Over and the Game
Is Theirs

Especial Dispatch to The Call
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Northwest League


TACOMA, Wash. June 3.-Umpire
Flynn had to have a police escort to
get away from the grounds this after
noon. His decisions were weird and
mostly against the home club Seattle
made it three straight, winning by a
score of 3 to 1. The game was won in
the eighth inning, when Samuels delib-
erately walked two men to take a
chance at Allen. Score:
Tacoma /
Batteries-Ciafiin, Sarnueis and Ben
der; Miller and Custer. Umpire-Flynn
ABERDEEN, Wash, June 3-seaton
was a puzzle for the Aberdeen men to-
day and won his game in easy fashion,
to 1. Score:
por,,.na R; q. E.
Aberdeen ........-... + s 2
Batteries-Seaton and Murray: Siever
and O'Brien. Umpire-Carruthers.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June "a per-
feet throw to the plate from center
field by Jack Burnett prevented Van
couver from tying Spokane in another
ninth inning finish today, the throw re-
firing Paddock and ending the game
with the score 3 to 2. Score:
Spokane ..... 3 a 2
Batteries-Wright and Spencer: GIL
ligan and Brooks.
WESTON RESUMES JorRNry r.,.
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Tom Dillon just received eight new
STYLES in soft hats
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WESTON RESUMES JoURNEY-I,


Batteries-Wright and Spencer: Gil
ligan and Brooks.
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TomOrrOw will be Nelson's twenty
seventh birthday. and the champion viii
celebrate the occasion with a big spread
Al the Fairmont- Everybody will re-
member the last blowout which the
BaTtler gave to celebrate the winning
OF the championship. This one win be
on the same order. only a bit smaller.
as Bat is only inviting a few of his in
innate friends.
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Promoter John c. Desmond of the
NoEth End club announced last night
that he viii pull OF his fight June 2e.
Thus Tar he has not signed I'D a card
but he has several in view and he hopes
10 make big match Desmond VIII be
running in opposition TO Coffroth. who
viii stage the Hyland-Cross night on
the following day.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
for the purpose of electing

for the purpose of electing
one Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
one Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
And for the purpose.of filling any vacancies
that may exist in county or township offices
required 10y law to be tilledby special elections
where appointments by the governor have
heretofore been made, and who shall when
elected, hold their respective Offices until The
neXtgeneral election.
said election will he held by the judges in
the several townships as stated below who
Election Commissioners OF It Francis County
Arkansas, required by law,
Madison Township-Precinct No. l. at
Madison.
Madison Township Precinct No .. at the
county Court House, Forrest City.
Madison rownshp-Precinct No. 3 First
Nard. Forrest city, Sam Hodges Store House
Madison Township Precinct No. 4 second
y ard Forrest city, at the office Of the Forrest
city tin Company.
Madison Township Precinct No : Third
" ward, Forrest city. at city Hall
Pipkiu's residence.
Franks Township-at Bonair. at Bankers
Backtish Township-Pr No l, at Raw
lis0n, at Ashworth's store.
RlacSfsh Township Precinct No. ., at Cow
GrIg4, Township at widenex al Houston. ;
ola STORE house.
johnson Township-at Ne. Castle at the
house of the New Castle Gin Company.
Ielco Iownship-at Colt, at the house ne
tween the gin Of the Colt Gin Company, and
the old Williams store house
AnGuille Towuship-at the school house
Al Macedonia
Prairie Township-at Palestine at the store
house formerly occupied by Air. Felix Hall
Goodwin Townshp-a at Goodwin, at Reedy's
Mill.
Nheatley Townshfp-at Wheatley, at Or.
Betss new hirdding
MI dramshops and drinking houses in said
county must be closed at sun rise on said tiay
and stay closed until sunrise on the following
day.
Given undes ny hand this 3rd day Of June,
1909, al Forrest City Arkansas.
W. f. WILLIAMS she ssf
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18

The New Imperial Theatre is doing
nice business these nights. Manager
Malouf deserves credit for his efforts
to provide the public with an up-to-
date motion picture show and that the
public appreciates his efforts is shown
by the eager crowds that flock Ia see
the show every night.
Messrs. $ 7. Mcdaniel, 5. L. Hodges.
Jas. J. Murty, J. c. Baker,of Paris.
Tennessee, ". J. Baker, H.O. Doug
lass, Capt. ]. G. Stern. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Mcdaniel, Il. NJ. NimockS, Tom
@ Brien. W. L. Barker. and B. L. But
Ter spent last Sunday very pleasantly
at the Crescent Club, on Old River.
Miss Dollie CANNED. popular sales
lady at RUSSELL Alderson Com
pany's store, was visitor in Memphis
from Saturday evening until Monday.
She was accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. W. Il. CANNED, of Wal
tersvile, Mississippi, who is now visit
ing her daughter in the John Dillon
home.
Mrs. J. H. Steinberg received a
message yesterday conveying the sad
intelligence that her mother. Mrs. F.
q. Forbes, of Glasgow, Kentucky, is
quite i'll. Mrs. Steinberger will prob
ably go TO Glasgow il her mother does
not improve. We trust the lady will
soon recover and be completely restor-
ed TO health.
Lena Lille. aged four months. infant
child OF Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Lille,
died at the home of her grandfather
Mr.. K. l.. Hardy last Saturday morn
ing at O'Clock of congestion, and was
buried Sunday morning in Wylds Gem
etery, Rev. Is. l.. MILFORD officiating
We extend sincere sympathy 10 the
bereaved parents.
We are striving to increase our sales
Oh Hamptons Magazine and win a
prize of an automobile or of some
smaller prize. We hope eur friends
will help Us by purchasing a copy for
June, July, August, September and
October at the Newsstand. u cents
1t is one of tile best magazines on tile
market and if you read one you viii
want another. This was formerly the
Broadway Magazine.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that whereas. Polly
Hunter Richmond on the 10Th day OF oe-
tober, 1906, conveyed 10 the undersigned in
trust the hereinafter described real estate To
secure an Indebtedness 10 : H. Mann as set
out IN said trust deed, and,
Whereas; II was provided in said trust deed
that upon default being made in the payment
of the debt therein described, or any part
thereof the undersigned should sell al public
outcry to the highest and hest bidder for cash.
the hereinafter described real est ate, ten (l0l
days notice of said sale first To be given by no
uce in some newspaper published ia st. Fran
els county, giving the time terms and object
of sale.
Now, therefore: Notice is hereby given that
under and by virtue Of the authority granted
in said trust deed, the undersigned wiz. ON
Saturday. the 18th day of June, 1909, at the
west door Of the Court House in Forrest City,
~. Francis County, Arkansas, sell 10 the high
est bidder for cash, the following described
real estate to-wit:
Lots and ;, Block t. in Forrest city
Title believed To bo good, but sell only a>
trustee
6-Il-2t + {. MERwIN, Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Saturday. June 26. 1909.

al the west door Of the court house in Forrest
city, 81 Francis County, Arkansas, offer for
sale To the highest bidder. on credit OF
three months. the following described land and
property. lying aud being situate in the city of
Forrest city County of II. Francis and state
Of Arkansas. towii:
Block three % intraham x liowes Addition
to the town of Forrest city in II. Francis,
County, Arkansas togethe- with all improve
ments and appurtenances, machinery aud ap-
pdances of every kind on said property, m
GLIDING machinery for steam laundry
bond and note with approved security will
Ia required of the purchaser
NJ. W. >EABoRS, Commissioner.
June ., 1900, G-4-}t
Messrs Moore. smith & Moore, Solicitor, for
Plaintiff
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Notice of Sale OF Impounded Stock

Notice is hereby given that | will
on Wednesday, June %, 1909, between
legal hours, at the city pound. at
Mallory & Eldridge's Livery Stable in
Forrest City offer and sell to the high
est and best bidder for cash, the follow
ing described animals, which have been
in my charge during the full limit
of the time prescribed by law:
Description of animal:
One red muley heifer, about >
years Old, no marks or brands.
Owners of any or all of the above
described stock may claim same by
paying the impounding charges to the
city marshal on or before the date of
sale. j. NJ. DAVIS, City Marshal.