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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE
r department OF the Interior. !
- Land ONCE at Jackson. Miss.

u - Land ONCE atJackson, Miss
April 80 1910
Notlce Is hereby gwen that Felix K Daugh
drill OF Nicely Mississippi. who on February
g. 1909 made Homestead Entry No. ose6o for
the NEl-4 OF the NV Ia. Section S. Township
North. Range West. st. Stephens Meridian
mas MED notice OF intention to make Final
Commutation Proof. to establish claim totbe
land above described, before the Clerk OF the
Chancery Court OF Greene County at Leakes-
vile. Mississippi. on the 1o"A0'-
18th day of June 1910.
Claimant names as witness: X Moody
Pete Farley, Sam Green, Chas. Hillman all ~
Neely. Mississippi.
j. JAYWHITE. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE
Department of the Interior.
U. >. Land ONCE at Jackson. Miss
April % 1910

Dcpartment OF the Interior.
U. ,. Land ONCE at Jackson. Miss
April %, 1910,
Notice is hereby given that John K. Moody
OF Nicely. Mississippi. who on Septemher
D. 1904 made Homestead Entry No. 10000
Serial. No 0ls32. for the 81 of the SELL Nv
ia OF the ST IA and the Sw IA of the NEl-1
section 81 Townships North, Range west
ST. stephens Meridian. has filed notice Of I, :
tention to make Final Tive-year Proof to es.
taolish claim to the land above described he
lore the Clerk OF the Chancery Court Of Greene
COUNTY at Leakesvillc. Miss. on the
9th day of June 1910.
Ciainlaht names as witnesses: F. K. Daugb-
urIil' Fete falrley. Ed Freeman. George Will
llams. all of Neeiy. Mississippi.
}, JAYwHITE, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE

Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land ONCE at jackson, Miss.
May 49, 1910
Notice is hereby given that Henry Lane. of
State Line. Mississippi. who. on March 25. lJ04
made Homestead Entry NO. 3957l, Serial NO.
Ol6Il. for the sw n. Section 80, Township n.
Ra' &c West, 81. Stephens Meridian, has filed
notice of intentiod to make Final five-year
Prnof. to establish claim to The land above de-
scrihed. before the Clerk Of he Circuit Court
Of Greene County. at Lei kesville. Mississip hi
on the
10Th day of June, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: L. Brewer
Dick briffin. Delbert Landlord. Harmon Brew
err. all of State Line. Mississippi,
J. JAYWHITE. Reg iSter.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
Legal Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Department of T. eInterior
U. s. Land Once ut Jackson, Miss.


Department of eInterior !
U ). Land Once ut Jackson, Miss.
May 49, 1870.
No ice in hereby given that Mary l. Kittrell
OF AVera- Mississippi. who. on May Z, 1903.
made Homestead Entry No. 39740. Serial No
Ol3o6. for the " OF The ne u. and the sc Il OF
the ne u, s. elton (. Twp 4 north. X. 6. West
1t. StepeenN Meridian. has filed notice OF in
t@ntlop To make FInal II ye-year Proof. to
establish claim to The land above described be-
fore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Greene
County. at Leakesville. Mis>isSippi. on the
70 DAY of June, 1910.
Claimant rames as witnesses: Joseph Jones,
Lloyd w, james. Samuel w. Avera, Lay ford
E, James, all of vera Mississippi.
81. JAYwHITE Refiister
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03

Of June it may be said, indeed.
1t is great invention,
And one we rather badly need
To somewhat ease the tension.
If we're to fish to loaf and wish,
Or hearken Nature S call.
Wen do it soon or late ia June,
Or not do it at all.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03

However, and be as it may,
The comet will outpace us,
And Theodorus on a day
Will happily embrace US,
The hemisphere will tip, we fear,
Beneath his mighty track.
But even to the liars will
Rejoice to see him back.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
Other Editors Chatter
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Meridian Daily Despatch.

The newspaper game is q form of
baseball in which the croaker wto
never subscribes to any paper is the
umpire.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
Vicksburg Evening Post.

That the Mississippi dentist are
pulling together is evidenced by the
large attendance at the annual meet
ing in Jackson.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03

| BY virtue of an execution issued to me a.
| Sheriff of Greene County. mississippi. and di
| rected by S. K. Mckay. Clerk OF the Clrcui
Court OF said County and State. certain
judgement rendered at the February Term o.
| tn Circuit Court of Gree c County. Miss anC
which appears in Minute Book pages 234 ant
235 and rendered in said Court on the 22nC
day OF February A. ID. 1910 in favor OF j. b
Turner. against the Leakesville Lumber Com
pany. corporation, II. K. McInnis. j. J. NJ In
mis- and L. Evans.
have this cay levied upon and will on
The 9th day of June 1910,
within legal hours onerfor sale and sell at pub
lie outcry to the highest bidder for cash in
front of the East Front Door OF the Court
House in the Town OF Leakesville, Greene
County Miss, all interest or title that the
said II. E, McInnis and }. j. Mclnnis have in
and to the following described property ly
ing and being situated in the Town of Leakes-
vile, Greene County, mississippi towit:
Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Sec
ton IL Township 2 North. RanXe West.
Thence running South 26 cha Ms and 20 links,
Thence East IL chains and link for starting
point. The Southeast Corner OF ID. MclnniS
Hotel Lot Thence North degrees West 5
chains. thence North rs degrees west chain
and 81 links to Lafayette Ave-, thence North
"a degrees and l5 minutes, East chain and 81
links, thence North 81 degrees and Ia minutes
East chain md 3 links TO Northwest corner
OF Block "a OF Hicks Plat OF the Town OF Leak
esville, Greene County. Miss. Thence South
chain and 81 links. The-ce East along south
linesof Blocks "a, 80 20 and 81 TO East line OF
First Street thence North ~ chains and "a
links. thence East chains and 81 links to
River on the South Line OF Leakesville Single
Comp ny'S OF.
Thence with the River in a Southern direc-
ton to a point IL chains and rs links East of
poiut-B McInnis Hotel L t South
east Corner. Also Lot2 in Block 81. Lot3 in
Block Ia East of Pauld.ng Road accord ny to
to the Plat to the Town OF LeakeSvi le. Greene
County, Mississ Dpl m de By X. G. Hicks and
filed in the ONCE of the Chancery CT rk OF
Greene County, Mississippi Also Store
Lot, Beginning at Southeast Corner of Court
House Square thence running North Al de-
grees and Is minutes East 1873 feet
thence North degrees West l46 feet. thence
North 70 degrees and West 1915 feet thence
North Al degrees and I5 minutes East 165. rs
feet, thence South 48 degrees and Is minu.es
East 775 feet thence South Al degrees and Is
minutes West l42 IS feet to the Southeast Cor
ner OF Court House Square And also Lot in
Block 20 East OF Paulding Road according to
plat of the Town OF Lenkesville. Greene Coun-
ty. Mississippi made by K. G. Hicks and filed
in the office Of the Chancery Clerk of Greene
County, Mississippi.
The above described property is levied ucon
rs the property belonging to the said Fl. e
Melnnis andJ. ]. MeInnis either or both an
will be sold under said execution tn satisfy tho
Judgement above described and all cost ao
rued and that are 70 accrue in said cause.
This the 18th day OF MAY A. D. 9lo.
SD d. E. IRELAND, Sherin
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
Announcements.
We are authorized to announce

hOU. ?. hEhIsLsANVAN
as a candidate for Congress from this the
Sixth congressional District OF Mississippi
subject to action of the Democratic Party; In
August
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Mississippi.
County OF Greene.
J. H: Turner.
VS., No. 42l
Leakesyille Lumber Company. ct al.
Execution for Judgement and costs.
judgement. .80055
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-03
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SAFE

). R. MCKAY, Clerk
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
BoULDERs FROM ROCKY

A rain would be much appreciated just now.
 A. T. Willis visited down on Eagle Fork last week.
 M. M. Lowther and J. D. Robb were trading in Mena last week. The revival meeting will begin at the Freewiil Baptist church Satur- day.
 Jasper Thurman and family of Gilman is here visiting with the family of w. A. Hamby.
 c. B. Connally is teaching a sing ing school at Rocky and much in- terest seems to be manifested. The writer killed snake one day last week that was seven feet and three inches in length and six and a half inches in circumference. Next! PPM. Cummings and wife, Dr. R. T. Connally and wife left for Okla homa and Texas last Friday. The former will visit relatives at Lado- mia and Penn, Tex, and McAlister Ok. The latter will spend some time with a daughter and son at Ward vile and Belzoni, Ok.
 Iiuxe
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
Biz Picnic at Hillside.

There will be a big picnic, public speaking and an old peoples day at Hillside Mission, four miles west of Red Bird, Montgomery county, Satur- day, August 13. 1910. Absolutely free grounds for everybody-no charges whatever. There will be swings. cold drink stands, baseball games. bicycle races. foot races and other amuse- ments. Candidates are expressls in- vited to come and speak to the people No one sighted The Waters and Opal ball teams are cordially invited and will be expected to come and play. The old people will be given special attention. Political speaking by Dr. s. c. Bates An address by Rev. II. G. Ferguson. on Mother, Home and Heaven. 1" The Almighty Dollar by Prof V. s. Ferguson.
 Welcome address by Miss Vida Goodman.
 Education, the Hope of America. by Prof Henry Maxwell.
 Come and bring well filled baskets and enjoy the day of your life.
 Rev. H. c. Ferguson, Sec,
 Dr. S. c. Bates,
 J. s. Hughes,
 J. M. Bowen,
 Claude Goodman,
 Jessie Fountain.
 Committee.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
Correction.

During an experience in the news paper business covering period of over 8 years it has ever been my highest aim to tell the truth and to refrain from writing or printing anything that would hurt any mans feelings or injure his business, and when 1 have been convinced that through the wrong information l have made a mistake 1 have ever been ready to make a correction.
 In the last issue of The Star an article appeared over my signature that was somewhat misleading and 1 hasten to state that l was misin- formed regarding the matter and wish to set myself aright. The ar ticle referred to one of our citizens who is opposed to the hog law, and stated that he had "pre-emptorily demanded one of his neighbors to keep her hogs up. The gentleman says that he did not make demand upon the widow, but requested her to keep her hogs up, which simply means that instead of build ing a hog-tight fence to protect his crops he expected the widow to con struct hog-tight fence to keep her hogs up. So you see the principle of the matter is just the same, and again we can apply the consistency exclamation. T. r. Fulton.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
GRANNiS GRAINS.

Messrs. John Brewer and Akens yere at Mena Saturday.
 Major E.. H. Poe and Levi Davis
 ere Mena visitors on Monday.
 Will Litson moved into the Will Col
 $ house in the south part of town I i,nday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Milze, Master Louis and little Alice were Mena visitors over Sunday.
 Alex Coyle left Wednesday, July 20, for Chicago. He expects to be gone two or three weeks.
 Senator J. P. Logan was passen- ger for Texarkana Friday evening. re- turning Sunday night.
 The oldest child of MT. and Mrs. McCurdy died Saturday night with conjestion. It was buried in the Grannis cemetery Sunday at D. III. Bro. J. w. Mann of Gillham conducted the services. John Brewer of East Port Arthur avenue, moved Tuesday into the house vacated by the Delaneys. just west oI town.
 A. J. Aston spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Aston at Nash vile, she having gone there last week for treatment.
 Messrs. Will and Jack Delaney sold all of their stock, farm tools and house hold goods Saturday and will leave this week for their old home in Kansas City.
 The program for the Young People s meeting at the Baptist church for the coming Sunday night will be tenn perance contata, consisting of songs, recitations and reaeing. by the chil- dren of the L. T. L. Everybody come and see and hear what they have to say.
 M. K. D. M
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
OPAL NEWS.

Mrs. Mary Lackey is sick this week We are having plenty of dry weathe down here.
 J, F. Standridge att t,lled church q upe, Big Fork Sunday J f. Standridge and w. R. Lackes went to Mena Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hooper have moved into their new home.
 Luther Smith of Caddo Gap spen Sunday night at W. A. Eols' home. Elisah Barber of Mt. Fork is spend ing this week with ifs father at thi; place.
 Elmer Barber of Mt. Fork is spend ing few days with kinfolks and friends at this place.
 Boss Cotton of Big Fork spent Satur. day night with his cousin, w. R Lackey and family.
 MT. I. N. Standridge left this week for Maude, Ok, to spend a week witt his daughter. Mrs. Benson Fried. Walter Foster, Jack Barber anC Oscar Cotton left Sunday evening fol Smithville, Ok, to attend the picnii there Tuesday.
 Blue Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28

ly and made away with all of the ed ibIes available. among which was a large jar of honey.
 A revival meeting of the old time type will begin at the Chapel on Satur. day before the third Sunday in August.
 Mary, the 12-year-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Abee stepped on some glass few days ago. cutting her foot very severely. severing the large artery. She suffered loss of large quantity of blood before treatment to stop the blood could be applied.
 The picnic at Coney Saturday was a success in every feature. A very large crowd was in attendance and not a single thing occurred to mar the feelings of any one. An interesting ball game was played in the afternoon, the Opal nine and the Heath Valley ball team, resulting in tie at the close of five innings.
 Pas Youngest Son.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
COVE CATCHES.

Bob Roberts, who lives on the Sig Ter place west of Cove, came near dy- | ing with congestion of the stomach last Saturday and Sunday, but is bet ter now.
 A. B. Manor of Barlow, Ky, men, toned in your last issue, has pur- chased the Improvements on the Wiley Turner homestead of 80 acres, one mile and half north of town, and will soon move out on his claim.
 Rev. Mir. Boycan of AshdowR has been holding series of meetink. at the Presbyterian church for several days, but owing to lack of inteast and the hot weather, the attendance was so light it was decided to elcse the meetings Wednesday night. E. E. Burton of Spokane, Wash, Dr. E. L. Nybert and Jacob Penn of Barlow. Ky, were among the pros pectors that have been in Cove the last few days. Mir. Penn has been located in Mena temporarily, but ex- poets to locate in Cove in the near future. He is brother-in-law of A. B. Manor.
 Miss Lesbie McCown and Russell Daniel, better known as Bud, drove down to Cove last Sunday and were married They returned in the after noon and went to the home of J. T. Dempsey, where they remained until after night when they went to the home of Mrs, M, A, Daniel. hoping to
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
INK SPLASHES.
M. E. D. M

Miss Ellen Embry is very i'll. Jack Ballentine left last week foi Pitts5urg, Kas. Mir and Mrs. Frank Wood are the proud parents of baby boy. c. w. Wolf began meeting at Elm Springs Saturday night. Dennis Townsend of Mena, visited with his parents here last week. Mir. and Mrs. Victor Chambers are the proud parents of a baby girl. Charlie Hall has returned to Okla homa after visiting his parents here. G. w. Wolf has returned from Texas, where he has been holding a meeting.
 Miss Dora Parish visited from Fri day night until Sunday with her mother.
 Luther Wood and I. VanRone of Egger, were visiting with friends at Ink Sunday.
 John Wood of Egger, spent Satur- day night with his son, $. D. Wood at this place.
 Jim Fry of Boothe, returned to his home last week after visit with relatives here.
 Bud Embry of Mena, visited with relatives here last week, returning home Thursday.
 H. E. Chambers and family and George and Jack Cross attended church at Elm Springs Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Harper of near Egger, visited with their son, Claude, at this place last week.
 Miss Rena Hendricks of Ink. re- turned home Friday after several weeks visit with relatives in Mena.
 Dud Ballentine and children left Saturday for their home in Alvara- do, Tex, after a weeks visit with relatives here.
 Mrs. Cora Cunningham and chil- dren returned to their home last week after visiting with relatives and friends here.
 Miss Ona Mcdonald of Ida, Ok. is visiting her grandparents, Mr' and Mrs. Dave Sanford, and other relatives at this place.
 Those who attended church at Elm Springs Sunday from Egger were A. r. Gibson and family, Sam Whis- enhunt and family. Luther Wood, I. vanRcne. John Harper and Misses
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28

outwit their young friends, who were planning a charivari. A man was on the guard, however, and notified the gang. Just after midnight pande- monium broke loose in the north part of town that scared the people out of bed for miles around. The diabolical racket lasted for nearly an hour, and as Bud and his bride haven't been seen since, it is feared that they slip ped out the back way and fled into the wilderness.
 J. A. Miller is closing out his stock of goods and will move to Cove next month. MT. Miller has also resigned as station agent and Lee Woodell has been appointed in his place. MT. Woodell has been acting as lumber checker for q lumber company at Eu- banks, Ok, and will move his family to Cove next month.
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
Minor Doi.gs Cf Week.

Bunyan Hilton was in the cityS urday buying and ordering bot' be used in his school at Oak Cd Bunyan will leave his mark tIl W..hiyg 2. liy Because he knows hax s! the devices he has ordered.
 Thomas Embry, who teaches ! Board Camp is getting sincerely N ested in the use of a course of sl and is willing to aid in securingf use in the county. Look for pnsl and the right kind of agitation A| district.
 Miss Pearl Hamby planted amt milestone in her life's journey an1 her home. at Wickes. one evening" week. Pearl has the primary dep| ment at Hatfield.
 Prof. Higgins of Hatfield has q assistant in the person of a happy| sympathetic wife; he was reu1 married. N. A. White and GuilioTd B two progressive birch wieldss Opal, are assisting each olAe originating new devices and n ing new ideas. Their work VIII John Trainer, Dallas, is ses reading matter at the rate dollars per month for the llllle ties: the younger pupils are seilH they can read, and of such cAa' as to induce the reading haDa We do not know just wOsl Morris, L. N. Whisenhunt, uS and Henry Maxwell are dong
 do know there is something
 where they are.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
TWO-MILR TWITTERINGs.

B. S. Bell traded in Mena Monday.
 Little Jewel Williamson is very sick with fever.
 D. L. Taylor and son Florrin, went to Mena "Wednesday on business.
 Mack Taylor of near Potter visited at T. J. Hick's Sunday.
 Miss Mayme Anderson of Mena is visiting with her grandparents at this place.
 Will Anderson and Fred Ping Jeff Monday evening for St. John, Kan. to work in the harvest fields.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. w. Anderson anC daughter, visited with their son Charley, on Mill Creek Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Noah McMasters Jeff last Tuesday for their home at Durant Ok. They was accompanied by Alsor and Lena Wallace, who will visit witt friends.
 D. L. Taylor, J. H. Stockton. Henrl Daniels and Marion Riggs have beer elected as delegates from the Two Mile singing class to the singing con vention which will be held at Big Fork Will Anderson and Miss Ethel Wal lace were married Saturday, July g Squire Davis of Hatfield officiating MT. and Mrs. Anderson have man. friends who wish them long and hap py life.
 Paragrapher.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
LOWER BIG FORK.
Fisherman.

MiIIie Mayes of Shatford, Ok, is visiting relatives here.
 Elmer and Elisha Barber of Noun tain Fork, are visiting relatives here. VaIlie Conn and family from Egger were guests at Calvin Holmes Sun day.
 Miss Bessie Moore from Boggy Branch, was the guest of Jamie Nixon Saturday night.
 Johnnie Holmes and family from Egeer, was the guest of Alex Suit Saturday night.
 Rev. Charles Burnett filled his regular appointment at this place Saturday and Sunday.
 Ed Medford and wife from neal Board Camp, was a guest at Calvin H Holmes Saturday night.
 Sylvester Medford from Board Camp spent Friday night with his brother Anis, of this place.
 B. A. Nixon and family and Miss Georgia Nixon took a trip to Whites. boro, Ok, to visit relatives for two ol three weeks.
 Ranzey Foster and family, who have been visiting friends and rela tives of this place, returned to hi home at Talihana last week.
 School Girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
Schools, Teachers
 Pupils and Patron,

:. With With the best interests of Polk ,,,, ty ever uppermost The S,a, s'a '00a' upon a plan for aiding and jma'a., ns' a' the school work of the couu,s 'p'''l' ,a the mutual and c, ,enial resaaa 2. 'l'''as live teachers. 'pOlse d
 Whatever is done in tbi. s.
 must be done by wide-awol'' ''O' thoroughly tl, disinterested ins,r,,,s' prara sa They are the helm and have ,h' s,''S Y 'lVe power to push improvemen, ', \, progress from the opening a' a' 'l' x schools to their close each ,a.' " not only during the session a'' period but they have the no,'. ' '' aeltate reforms, progress, the as.' iarlty of the free schools, etc. Hsa'' rTs with the above in mind wo |
 'niousii the coiumns of The Sta, t the names and addresses of aIl ,..'s CTS who had opened or were ab@r { open a summer term of school Y once came the response from to,,,,.'' active' and no doubt prodre,,,' teachers, from as many dIfferss, ,'' @' trlcts in Polk county. We hu' them worthy and place them "
 The Star Roll of Honor They .,' follows Henry Maxwell, Biz Fas N. A. White, Opal; Guil(ord R,'.' Opal; L. N. Whisenhunt Harls Ora Gibson, Egger; R. D par. Opal; L. Neal, Liberty; L. H BsI Jacksoni Mrs. Lulu Parker. c,r'1 Lillian M. Vandiver. Shady na'I Harmon, Egeer; R. c. Plunkett uI,,
 ley and John Trainer, Dallas. AMa Wright, Potter; Gilbert Jenkins, ,wcsa| Believing ;th!a: t!sas:. all teachers shnss| be sufficiently interested in the Vi fare of their individual schools. | x
 in educational movements for the N
 provement of our school @tm
 and not knowing whether oil bs,
 seen our request, recently made
 extend the time another week X
 request that they send us their nsu | and addresses at once. We hsy proposition to make to live teaAs
 and desire making it to them as |
 as to those who have responded.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
MOUNTAIN FORK NEWS.

Born--July 21. a 11-lb. boy to MT. and Mrs. Bob Sartain.
 Joel Leming and family of Watson, Ok. visited with relatives here last week.
 Mrs. M. L. Sartain, who has been sick for quite while, is improving slowly.
 A big meeting will begin Friday night before the fifth Sunday in this month at Oak Grove.
 c. H. Leming. Bob Matthias, David Gordon and Edward Gipson left last week for the peach farm.
 The ball game between Bedding and Shepherd was good one. The score was 3 to il in favor of Shepherd. ]. M. Shepherd. J. Sandlin, MT, North and son went up on Rich Mountain the other day to dig ginseng.
 Gray Bill.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-07-28
Call of Couysntior.

I, Henry Kuper, Jr., cnal'i' , the Congressional Committee ' Democratic party, hereby eau 2, Z ocratic Congressional CobSell,' N be held in the city of Fort Sll'' , , kansas. on the 10th day Ol ~ ~ 1910. for the purpose ol cal'1 0s the returns in the Consressloua l'' in the recent primary eleela, el's' formally nominating the pslp3 'sa {; candidate for Congress Tor ,' <. \ District of Arkansas, ana ..;sj \, transaction of such other Ous'a| l''s| may properly come bel0le 'S \ vention. .h;s M Given under my hand '''' N day of July. 1910. c,suI
 Henry Kuper, JT,, |, Ol'a", .l,ms
 Attest: Il. A. Vcsctell f22-2t 28-1t - -