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FOR sALE-DoGs.

FOR SALE-Thorough blood fox ter-
rier 10 months old. Phone 1881.
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FoR RENT-sroRAeE ROOM.

ANYONE having stoves and house,
hold furniture to store. Phone 1885,
L.
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FOR SALE, FARMS.

a SNAP in improved farms, crop in
cluded; good buildings and fine wa
Ter reasonable terms; rented for 1911.
Address 246, care Forum.
FOR SALE-Improyed 100 acres, Cav
alier county, N. D.. five and one-half
miles from Clyde; barn, granarv and
two story house built and painted in
1908; good well and force pump; about
130 acres In crop; price $50. James
70 Downing, Dept. Agriculture, Wash
ington, d. c.
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FOUND.

UND-April rs, q brown broncho
mare with one white hind foot
az gWnsr . can nave same by paying for
dress John Culbertson' Erie x - -; = Al
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FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms-Ncrthside.

IN HENT-Furnished rooms at 214h
broadway. Phone 157l-LL
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FARM LANDS.

900 to $4,000 acres with
In ten miles of Jacksonville, on hard
road and Florida East coastry; splen-
did for colonization; cheap for cash or
exchange for property In city over
100000 population. H. r. Pritchett
Jacksonville, Florida,
OMESEEkERS-I have thousands Of
acres of farm lands for sale in
Stark, Dunn, Hettinger and Billings
counties, N. d., near new railroads and
good towns where crop failures are
unknown; easy terms; good soil; no
stone; buy now as lands are rapidly
advanclng in value. For particulars
address C. B. Hanson. Dickinson.
N. d.
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GIRL WANTED for general house,
work; must be experienced; can have
two evenings off a week, and not too
much company; small family: girl will
be wanted to go to the lakes with
family for a couple of months. Apply
In person, at 1919 Ninth street south.
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FoR SALE on EoR REMr.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Small paper
In good live town In North Dakota.
Address 242, care Forum.
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping: furnished or unfurnished:
400 Ninth avenue north. Phone 1881.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished summer
cottages with screened porches on
Lake Melissa. Apply to J. p. White
more, Galesburg, N ID.
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FOh HENT-Furnished rooms at
operahouse annex. Phone 1861.
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FOX RENT-Store; one Of the best To-
cations on Broadway. Address ESQ,
care Forum.
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TCh KEN Room in modern house.
QUO Fifth street north. Phone 1875
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FOR Republican weekly in
Townsend, Mont, county seat town.
power press, good circulation and a
good proposition for a printer editor;
sickness in family reason for selling,
Address III. A. Clay. Townsend, Mont.
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HAVE three cottages still left at
Killarney beach. for rent by the
M. @. Barry, Ray, NJ. D.. until May IL,
Detroit. Mimi. after that date.
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FURNISHED RooMs-MooRHEAn

FOR RENT--Rooms for light house
keeping In strictly modern house.
Every convenience. 623 Seventh street
south, Moorhead. Phone 1897.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

y W v q -
WAKE UPl WAKE uPI-This I
means you. For sale at your
own price, house and lots. three
blocks east Of fair grounds, take 4
) look at 1t, make me an OFFER. 4
Geo. Pearson, TO Eleventh 4
street north. Phone 459-J.
= . . = . = = o q . . . Z
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statesmen WANTED.

CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Da-
kota with staple line; high commits
sions; 500 monthly advance and per-
manent position to right man. Jess
Fl. Smith Co., Detroit, Mich.
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IF YOU WANT something hv wo- -
good board and room in strictIv
5nouern mouse. you can find II at 21I
Lehth street north. Phone 22O2
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sOARD AND ROOM with best Of care
Tor one or two children: rates rea~
sonable; best Of references. Phone
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FOR SALE-Modern steam laundry ii
i've city in central North Dakota
Address 247, care Forum.
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Experienced man to shear
100 sheep. Hauser Bros. Fargo.
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SSAng and room In private house.
423 Fourth street north. e'
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s0ARp AND ROOM in modern house
eo1 Broadway. Carlson's boardine
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Pool hall in
town Of 300, thoroughly equipped,
doing good business; good reasons for
selling; don't write unless you mean
business Address Box LA. Egeiand,
N. ID.
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ADVERTISING.

WHEN YOU WANT TO talk to the
people in prosperous South Dakota
you can do 1t best through the columns
OF The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by $4,000 In 900 towns and
rural routes In the northern half Of
the state. Classified ads, for sale,
help wanted, exchange. real estate,
etc. for cent q word each insertion.
Send stamps TO American. Aberdeen
s. d
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MEN to call on women and demon
strate money making, work-saving,
patented household article; sells for
$3.50: half profit; not sold in stores;
exclusive agency; new men sell seven
to 20 q day; samples loaned to men
who want to work. s. c. Chase, Mil
waukee, Wis.
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A SNAP IL taken ar once; cigar, con-
fectionery and ice cream parlor; d.
vision point on a transcontinental rail-
way in western North Dakota; good
business in a live town; owner must
devote time to other business. Ad-
dress 249. care Forum
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NEWSPAPER property for sale, eth
er with or without building or lot;
excellent location; prosperous COM
imunity; no competition; may consider
lease. Address 23S. care Forum.
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SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED to honest employees
holding permanent positions strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture, pi-
amos. etc., on the installment plan. w.
G. Mahon, 106 Broadway, suite 6, Hun
tington block.
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Canada, clears $1,000 per month;
three stories, brick. full basement; bar
and livery barn in connection; good
reason for selling. For particulars
write Box 713, Minot, N. ID.
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Room AND BOARD offered in mod
sln mouse, one block from business.
center. Phone 1851. ieSs
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POOL HALL FOR SALE in county
seat town; 500 population, two rail-
roads, N. p. and Milwaukee; lot 30x140,
building 24x60; addition for bowling al
leys, 14x66; addition storeroom, 10x25;
basement, 16x30; good well, three new
mission pool tables; double track bowl
Ing alley; bar fixtures, soda fountain,
cigar case, tobacco case, cash register
and good many other articles to equip
first class pool room; about 5000
stock cigars, tobacco, ETC. This is the
only pool room in town; invoice about
$500; one-half cash, balance to suit
purchaser or 4 per cent of for cash,
This place will stand investigation;
must be sold by June /. For informa-
ton write or wire J. b. Smith. Mott,
N. ID.
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FOR SALE.
, = . . = = = = . y . . . .

DRUGSTORE at sheriffs sale. The
Beathune drugstore located at Gwin-
ner, Sargent county, N. D., will be sold
at sheriff's sale Monday, May %, at !
o'clock p. m; stock consists of a COM
plete line of drugs, patent medicines,
Jewelry, wall paper, etc, and Is new
within the last two years; this is
splendid business point and the only
drugstore in the town. For full par
ticulars address o. 8. Sem, Attorney
at Law, Minor, N. ID.
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MEN WANTED-Age is to 35, to pre-
pare for firemen, about 500 monthly
and brakemen, $50; on nearby rail-
roads; experience unnecessary; no
strike; positions guaranteed competent
men; S,400 men sent to positions;
state age and physical condition.; send
stamp. Railway Ed. Assn. Address
g36, care Forum.
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FOR RENT-coTTAGEs

FOR RENT--A beautifully furnished
modern cottage. Phone 61S.
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FOR RENT-Knerr block, twenty
:. eight rooms, modern. Enquire at
Knerr block.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

GHOCERY store for sale. Apply 1914
Fourth avenue north.
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REIMBURSEMENT.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Two relinouish-
ments. Inquire of Flasher Land Co,
Flasher. N. d.
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TAtsLE BOARD and room. 222 Fourtn
,7Sa heet south, Moorhead Phons
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WANT ED-Girls to learn dressmaking.
Mrs. Beatty, 413 Third avenue north.
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hSSM AND BOARD at the Clifton
as Eighth street north.
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REIMBURSEMENT for sale cheap:
a few miles from town, snap. Ad-
dress 0. p. Martinsen. White Earth,
N. d.
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APARTMENTS rex RENT

FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
modern apartment with bath in the
Porritt block. Phone 613.
FOR RENT-Northside two. three
and four room, furnished apart
ments for light housekeeping. Phone
613 or 1871,
FOR RENT-Six good living rooms
furnished or unfinished over Hoff's
millinery parlors, 81 Washington ave-
nue.. Detroit, MINI. Address p. s.
Converse, Detroit, MINI.
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FOR SALE-Contfnent cafe. midway
between two depots, and one block
from FIVE theatres, corner location,
thirty-two rooms in connection, good
bargain for quick sale J. l. Hooker,
Continental hotel, Second avenue and
Broadway, Fargo.
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HoMEsTEADs.

BEST HoMEsTEADS. C. M. Even.
son. Billings county, Gorharn, N. ID
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GIRL WANTED to do hand washing.
Apply Fargo laundry.
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BOARD AND ROOM oFFEREp.

'AsLE BOARD offered; reasonable
rates. Phone 1851. lDAe
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-11-12
TREE GRATING
IS SUCCESSFUL
Texas Pecans Being Grown on Hick.
DRY Trees in This County and JAP
anese Pers;mmOns on Ordin-
airy PersimOn Trees.

j. H. Rose, member of the Garden
City Land Company of Chicago, who
owns 800 acres OF ground nl..r Red
field in this county. is enthusiastic
over the productiveness of Arkansas
soil and recently related some sue
cessful experiments witch ale being
carried out on his farm in this county.
About $50 acres of the farm Gle T.
ed, while the other contains timber
OF various kinds.
According to Mr. Rose, his manager
has been most successfully graft trees
on his place fol the past. few years.
Three years ago, he says, the man
started grating Texas pecans on hick-
DRY trees nd the experiment has beea
most successful Equal success has
met with Japanese persimmons on or
binary persimu,sn trees on the farm.
The most remarkal ! part Of the All
net iment II that the .lapanese persiins
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NON-SUIT TAKEN
In DAMAGE SUIT

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 11.-A non
suit Was taken by the plaintiffs in
euerai court in the case of Eliza
beth Wells, Administrative of the es.
tate of ". J. Wells VS.. Russellville
Anthracite Coal Mining Co. and the.
Fidelity Coal Mining Co. w: j Wells
vas machinist in the employ IF III,
defendant corporations in an anth,a-
cite coal mine near Russe,lville III
was m ured March 6, 1911, and did
March 10, when as welcome mes
selger death came to relieve the m
told physical torture, and he DEPART
eG this life through an ordeal of the
most horrible suffering that ever fol-
lowed the exit OF a human life to t.e
grave"
1t was alleged in the complaint that
the defendants had "negligently per-
United the coal mine slope to become
Impaired for want Of the necessary
oof, timbers. bracing and supports. !
The suit vas for $4,000.
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LAKESIDE CHURCH
MARS COMPLETION
Seats to BE Placed Immediately and
Continued Progress Means Auspic.
ious Opening Of New Edifice.

The Lakeside Methodist church un-
der the pastorate of Rev. w. F. E.-
ans has made quite noticeable adj
vancements during the past year The
new church is we'll nigh completed,
only a little finishing work to be done
The seat man is on the ground and ta>
seats VIII be put in as rapidly IS car
penters can do the work, after which
the pipe organ will be placed Whics.
will be one of the incest organs III
the city. The board of trustees ann
the pastor are planning a great open
ing which will be sometime in Decem-
Der, unless many other unavoidable
delays come This will be equ %
any auditorium in the state II not tee
best. The congregation is taking tins
and when they go in to their new
quarters they will go In to hear no
more sound Of saw ard hammer, nut
q completed church, xra them
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and their fl lends.
The pastors ieports on tie genera
condition # the church showed SUD
stantial growth OH all lines. More
th'. n $4,000 has been paid out by this
congregation during the year.
The following officials We're elected
to take official leadership another
year: A. Brewster, Garland Brewster,
o. F. Brewster, W. z. Tankersey, G..
L. Madding, Il. B. Niven. Jno. M. Nc
Cain, W. H. Simpson, w. C. Reynolds,
Walter Alden, W. 7. Woodbridge, j. w.
John r. NJ Fletcher, O. N. Gatlin,
Harry Woodbridge, Claud Clegg, M. J..
Me d, f L. Cutler and Zsck Tanker
sley, stewards. Superintendent of the
Sunday school, F. Garland May; first
assistant, N T. Roberts; Jno. NJ. Nc
Cain, second assistant.
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the defendants conspired to run him
out of town." and ruin his business.
The effect Of the campaign against
him was to force him to leave Cabot,
and he subsequently locsted in Pop
lar Bluff, Mo. He then brought suit in
federal court against the Citizens
named for $4,000 damages, alleging
among other things that they .malic-
iously intended to bring the plaintiffs
into disrepute by circulating and pro-
curing to be circulated slanderous
and false stories to the effect that the
plaintiffs personal and private char
acter was such as to render h m UNI
fit to conduct "a newspaper in said
community" 1t was also alleged thar
they conspired to deprive him of sub
scriptions and advertising, ss we'll as
job printing, and thereby drove him
out of town.
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CAPITAL CITY BANKS
GIVE STATE AID

Little Rock. Ark, Nov. 1.-THE
State Board of Charitable Institu-
tons has made arrangements with
local banks to take care of the pay
rolls of the institutions, at discount
but the furnishers and other cred
itOrS must get out and hustle and
realize what they can from their
warrants. This arrangement pro-
vides for discount of per cent for
'Dt cember, per cent for January
and February, per cent for March
ard April. and | per cent for May
and June. By that time it is hoped
that there will be money in the treas
TRY to take care of the states obli-
cations without disccunt--for a few
months. The monthly payl oil for all
the institutions under the Gaze of the
Eoard is about $4,000. Up to the
present time, since the deficit occur
rcd, the England National bank has
been disccunting the warrants per
cert.
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OF the whiskey seller and the gambler
is about over. Peace and plenty will
supplant misery and want aud if you
Ladies will join with us in working
to reflect Governor Donagihey it will
do more than anything else can do to
give us dry state which is "a con-
summe ton deyoutly to be desired, +"
For myself, desire thus publicly
to thank Governor Donaghey FROM
the depths of Il grateful heart for the
great gifts he has bestowed on Hot
Springs i'll particular and Garland and
Montgomery Counties In general in
giving It's All honorable, capable and
intrepid Prosecuting Attorney ana
Circuit Judge and a Sheriff, of whom
heard a prominent lawyer say: The
people of Hot Springs should receive
Sheriff Hugh L. Hale, with open arms.
He is man who cannot be deceived,
for he knows the conditions; he can
not be brought for he is honest; he
cannot be intimideted for he IS
brave"
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FOUR WIRE FENCE
Law IN EFFECT
Attorney General Norwood Says
johnson County Act Cannot Be
Referred to the PEOPLE.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. l1.-Attor-
hey General Hal l.. Norwood has de-
cided that Act 6S, of the last session
to make lawful a four-wire fence in
certain townships of Johnson county
is now in full force and effect and
not subject to reference The opin-
ion was given in response to an in
qriry from the Secretary of State.
Within ninety days after the adjourn
ment of the session which passed
this act, petition containing 203
names OF citizens of Pittsburg town
slip, and Is Of Spadra township.
We're filed with the Secretary of State
fol the reference of the act to the
people. The attorney general in con.
strung the rights of petitioners says :.
The writer has made a personal
examination of these petitions, and
is inclined to the opinion that they
do not comply with the enabling act
passed at the extraordinary session
o. 1911, and for that reason have
the honor to advise you that in my
opinion, Act 68, Acts of 1911, is now
a law in full force and effect. and
cannot be referred to the people at
this time. You also note that Amend
ent No. 10 makes no provision for
submitting questions to the voters of
any particular township. The polit-
ioal subdivisions embraced in the
amendment are counties and munic-
il alities. For that reason the peti.
t't ms filed with you have no force or
effect
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1RAlNMASTER IS
G IARCED With FORGERY
w. X. Guin, Former Employe OF the
Southwestern Here. Said to Have
Forged Paychecks at Clio
and is in Jail.

| w. R. GUN, former employe of thu
Southwestern Telegraph and Tels-
phone Company here and up to Friday
trainmaster for the Anderson and Sal
inc River Reilroad Company at Clio,
Ark, was arrested Friday at the in
stance of the officials of the railroad
on a charge of forgery, it being alleg-
ed that he forged four payroll checks,
aggregatAng $101. 1t is stated that
Guin confessed to his guilt after his
arrest.
The lsrrest was made by deputy
sheriff from Sheridan and the prisoner
was taken to that place and placed In
the Grant county Jail to await pre-
urinary hearing. GUM is well known
i'm this city, where he lived for some
time. He is about 40 years old,
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CITY ELECTION
DECEMBER |.
COMMITTEE FAvORS EARLY CITY
PRIMARY AND ARRANGEMENTS
ARE MADE.
ARE CONSOLIDATED
County Primary to Be Held on tbs,
Same Day-Sub- Committee
at Work.

The city primary election is 10 De
held en- December at the same time
rs the county primary This was de-
cided ON yesterday by the members
of the Jefferson County democratic
Central Committee and arrAgements
have been made for the holding of the
city primary by the committee, which
h the county primary in hand.
The date was fixed at the request o.
the various candidates fer city offices.
who petitioned the county committee
70 consolidate the connty and tie city
elections, The petition Was signed by
the four aldermen, who are to seek
recollection from the four wards, the
two candidates for city attorney and
candidate for city clerk. Since tn :
time several others have announced
for aldernanic positions, but it is
understood that the new andidates IA
vor the early primary plan.
Chairman Edgar Brewster, of the
county committee, sent out letters
several days ago to members of the
county committee, to ascertain if Il
majority of the favored holding tho
city election at the same time AS the
county election and twenty members
of the committee of the twenty-six re-
piled, saying they all favored i.
Chairman Brewster Immediately took
the matter up with the subcommittee
and arrangements were completed
for holding the city election on De-
cember l. City officers will be nomi-
mated to be elected at the April cleo
ton. .s;<IpisI
The committee fixed a fee of SO fos'
for city attorney, $40 for
city clerk, and SIS for aldermen, which
must be paid to County Treasurer {.
NJ. Nichol before November 20, in Or
der to have their names put on the
ticket. The city ticket will close on
that day.
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TO ENTERTAIN THE
STATE TEACHERS

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 11.-The En-
teltainment Fund Committee of To-
cal commercial organizations has
Just made an appropriate of $475 to
assist in the enter tainment of the
Arkansas Teachers convention here
in December. The association, by
reason of this generous treatment
will be enabled to spend about 5000
for the purpose of bringing noted
SPEAKERS from other states to adj
dress the convention. Last year there
We're LOO teachers registered, and
al plans are being laid this year for
the entertainment of at least 1000
IT is proposed to make this by far
tire greatest meeting ever held by tn
association.
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NEWSPAPER man
GETS DAMAGES
Ben Freeman Sued Citizens OF Cabot
and Gets $1,000 Jn.gmen. in
Federal Court.

Little Rock, Nov. IA il ~ in fed
eral court yesterday i,etrraed = ve.-
dict for the plaintiff in the case oil
Ben Freeman VS.. George P. Murrell,
j. w. Lowman, B. ]. Galloway and
M. W. Bodie, giving Judgment in the
sum of $1,000. The costs of the suit
VIII also go against the defendants
amounting to about 5000 more.
Ben. Freeman for number Of years
published the Cabot Chronicle. and on
Feb. 20, 1911. he published an article
which met with the dis approval Of the
citizens According to the testimony,
and the charges made mi the complaint