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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
''NlGGER GIN GETS
ACOUITTAL FOR
Z ACCUSED
MANDYs ATTORNEY COMMENDED
POSSESSION OF THAT INToxI-
CANT NOT DISCRIMINATING.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. -..-What hSs
been generally considered the impossi-
BILE was accomplished in the circuit
court of Kinds county yesterday after
noon when State Senator Clayton Pot
ter, as counsel for an old negro wo-
man, Amanda Berry, charged with
unlawful retailing of liquor, succeeded
III gaining a verdict of acquittal for
his client, an unusual outcome for a
whiskey case in jackson. SO common
has the verdict of guilty become in
these cases, and they fill by far the
greater part of the criminal docket.
that even the court was surprised, and
it may be honestly said. displeased.
Perhaps a factor that weighed
nightly with the jury in it's delibera-
lions was the fact that gin was found
in the stock in trade possessed by the
old woman when her shanty was
raided.
Mr.. Potter, perceiving a new line
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
SUIT FILED AGAINST
CITY OF HATTlESBURG

Mrs. Emma l.. Laird for herself and
as guardian of her young son, has
brought suit against the City OF Hat
tiesburg in the Chancery Court, claim
ing damages as result of certain
street changes in the vicinity of their
residence at the corner of Main and
Jackson streets. The grounds of the
suit are Identical with those named in
a similar suit filed against the city
some time ago by Mrs. T. J. Pittman,
who claims to have suffered damages
to her property from water backing
on her lot after each heavy rain, as
a result Of the city failing to afford
proper surface drainage to care for
surplus water on Jackson street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
JOHN F. BENNETT


street commissioner, with only fore.
man to aid in the supervision of the
work of that department
The employees selected are subject
to removal at the end of each month,
for neglect of duty.
The following were selected for the
first month:
J. F.. Bennett, chief of police: w. E.
Estes, cashier; Miss LESSEE Reid, as
sistant book-keeper; Burke Jones, SUI
perintendent water works; A. F. Pot
ter, fir0 chief and electrician ]. H.
Putnam, city engineer; A. C. Duck
worth, street foreman; E. B. Parker,
pound keeper; A, H. InneTarity, sani-
tary officer; NJ. K Gilmore, jailer and
barn keeper; Ed Rawls. assessor; w.
F. Rainier, M. o. Doherty, T. p. Moore,
Fl, M. Noteworthy. L. E. Buchanan,
T. w. Beverly, J. c. Messer and Hugh
McInnis, police officers.
All the present members of the fire
department are retained
No selection of city attorney has
yet been made, nor has the matter of
a city depository been settled.
The municipal officers bonds will
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
CAMPAIGN WILL CLOSE
(Co ntinued From Page One.)

the campaign.
The contest closes Saturday night
at o'clock, and there is plenty of
time left for these candidates to roll
up a good vote. The 'if'' table today
presents an interesting appearance. 1t
is a great surprise to some of the can
didates and also their friends to know
that they were getting along so nicely.
On the other hand, it will give a great
impetus to the campaign by the can
didates knowing that they have COM
pc en-. Get out today, and round up
every subscription possible. 1t will be
too late after Saturday night at
o'clock.
In every walk of life and in every
movement, no matter for what pur-
pose, we find two distinct classes of
people-those who work and those
who wail-the class that puts it's Shout
der to the wheel with the full realiza-
ton that it has to earn what it re-
ceives, and the other class that hopes
to discourage any and everyone they
find trying to acquire something by
honest methods. This species of hui
man parasite has been discovered by
the workers in the 5000 Club" cam
pagn 1t is that class that promotes
its existence by bluffing its way
through life with loud talk and bold
assertions, based upon their natural
unwillingness to work and their dislike
of having any one prosper by honest
effort and fair means.
1t has come to The News through
the several candidates that these
friends" were thoroughly familiar
with the methods of promoting the
contest--tha they knew who would
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

The Lomo presents today THE Trib-
al Law" a two-real Western feature
of an Indian love stock. 1t is not. how
ever of the orthodox sort-burning,
raiding, soldiers to the rescue. and all
of the regular program. 1t is a story
OF Indians as Indians, and in it are
shown the habitations, the mode of life
and costumes. Here we are with the
Hopis, and we see them in the old
pueblos. Also on today's program "Ole
the Hypnotist" and Just Like the
West" two good comedies, with heaps
of laughter and plenty of action, To
night the Lomo six-piece orchestra will
render a classic and popular program.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

You will find that druggists every
where speak well of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. They know from
long experience in the sale of it that
in cases of coughs and colds it can
always be depended upon, and that it
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

of argument in the much worn subject
of liquor selling before Kinds county
juries, declared: Gentlemen you all
know that a niger loves gin too well
to sell it. This can in no sense be
considered prima facie evidence of
guilt, for it's just like old Mandy said
on the stand 'Bos T got dat gin TO- to
drink mahself, and I amt lowed to
sell hit to nobody"
In Mississippi the statutes provide
that a small quantity of liquor and
appliances for its use is prima facie
evidence Of guilt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

win the prizes and that it was cut
and dried as to who would win the
automobile, etc.
These statements are not only
made with a full knowledge of their
absolute falsity, but are made for the
purpose Of creating an impression and
holding up to the workers their utter
disregard and contempt for anything
to be had only by honest endeayor and
fairness. These cheap. loud talking
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
woRkINeMEN's COMPENSATION.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. IA state com
mission appointed for the purpose met
here today and began a three days
session to listen to the views Of rep
resentative employers and employees
on various provisions to be incorporate
ed in the workingmen's compensation
measure which it is proposed to in
troduce at the coming session CT the
legislature.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

A DeS Noines man had an attaf q
Oh muscular rheumatism in his sbo,N.
u, uer A friend advised him to go I'd
Hot Springs, That meant an exnense
u Tioo'Oo Or more. He sought for a
quicker and cheaper way to cure if
ana found it in Chamberlain's Lini.
ment Three days after the first an.
picatlon Of this liniment he was well.
For sale by all dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
SHIP FOR SANTA CLAUS.

New York, Dec. Ito enable trav.
elers to reach Paris and other points
on the Continent in time for the Christ
mas holidays, the steamship France
the premier vessel of the French line.
sailed for Cherbourg this morning in.
stead of waiting until Thursday, the
regular sailing date.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

be made by companies represented by
the agency of P. l.. CASTOR.
The board has worked diligently in
making up these plans and they are
manifestly DESTROYS of getting good
service and giving a busness-like ad-
ministration.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

The kidneys ache when they are
overworked and the trouble gets seri-
Gus unless promptly removed. Prickly
Ash 9itters is a reliable kidney tonic
and bowel regulator.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

II you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle effect
OF Chamberlain's Tablets makes them
especially suited to your case. For
sale by all dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

Miss Eva e. Flowers of Alexandria,
La, is now connected with the new
jewelry department at the Corner drug
store, as engraver Miss Flowers is
a graduate of the Philadelphia College
of Howlogy and comes highly recon-
mended as an engraver.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

SPECIAL FEATURES to be shown at
the Gem first three days of Christ.
mas week, at 1oc admission; chill.
dren, Sc.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

CHRISTMAS DAY, THE eRorro o-
ToRTuRE-The most dramatic and
sensational two reel subject ever
shown. Wild animals of the iurr,.
Made in Africa by the ratbe Co
NoTicE-The Gem will b. or.. -
cay Christmas Eve, and xms, ds w.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
CITY BREVITIES

Marriage license was issued Monday
to W. L. Cherry and Miss Lydia Estele
Williamson.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17

chaps tend to annoy those unfamiliar
with their general behavior and are
menace to the community at large.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-12-17
TUESDAY

Christmas Eve, free toys for the chill
dren and 5iograph plays, three reels
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
Lincoln.

Several OF the farmers will begin
planting corn this week.
Grace Carson II assisting Mrs.
Hilley with the spring work.
Miss Ida Gould and Levi French
we're visiting near Mound City sun.
day.
Mrs. Stevenson and Jennie spent
from Friday until Sunday In Clarin-
da, la.
-George Pollock left last week to
visit his mother, who resides In tall.
fOrnia.
Perry Ramsey and family spent
Sunday with Max Gillian In the Cor.
don district.
There will be preaching at the
school house next Sunday evening, by
the pastor, Rev. Smith.
Our tOwsl,ip convention will be
held at the u. h. church on Sunday,
May II. Everybody invited.
UNO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
N EIsl).

C. ID. look Is In Omaha on bust.
ness.
Miss Lillian Austin was IN st.
Joseph Wednesday.
FOR SALE-One Brood Sow and
two Shoats. II, G. RULEY.
Have you seen the elegant line Of
wall paper at Phillips Drug Storey
Mrs. g. ID. look Is visiting In
Kansas City and ChillicOthe a few
days this week.
"A large assortment Of Base Balls,
Gloves, Mitts, Bats, etc., at Phillips
Drug Store.
Dan Martin and wife have re.
turned from their all winters stay at
Portland, Oregon. They come home
greatly improved In health, and we
are glad TO learn that their son,
Emil, who Is business there, Is pros.
pering.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
Fortescue.

Will Adams was . Craig visitor
Friday.
win Minton visited home folks
over Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Culp has been on the
sick list, this week.
-Muggs Minton visited friends In
st. Joseph, last week.
f.. r. Boyd was a business visitor
In st. Joseph. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A Mner we're
shopping In our city, Tuesday.
L. N. Pilkington and Rudolph,
Orrick were In Crazy. Saturday.
George Mlnton has returned from
school for his summer vacation.
Ollie williams visited her broth.
err, Roy. In Rulo.the last Of the week
C. w. Craig, John Griser and Ur.
ban Colyar we're IN 81. Joseph, Wed.
nestiay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann visited thei'
daughter, Mrs. Roy Cup. the last OF
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. George Dixon lcr,
for their home IN Sa,@tla. Kan. the
first Of the week.
Quite a crowd Of men and boy,
we're IN town sunday, TO see the
"broncho busting
Miss Maggie Martin left Monda,
for visit with her parents, who live
IN the south part of the state.
-. +. Romine and wife. Mis-,
Maggie Martin aud Mrs. Stella trail
were Mound city callers. Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. Yes Howard ar,
moving to Langdon. Mo-, where Mr.
Howard has u position IN a store. w,
are sorry To lose them. but wish then
success wherever they 20.
Monday. a surprise dinner wa
given al the home Of Joe Morris, u
honor Of Mrs. Morris, II being he
sind birthday. The surprise wa
complete and we'll planned 10y he
daughter. iermclia, and Others. Mrs
Morris received many nice and usefu
presents. Everyone had jolly, goo'
time. and a tine dinner. They all de
parted, wishing Mrs. Morris man.
more such happy birthdays. Thos
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. =
Slater, Joe and .ilvira Bu,rick, Mes
danes Lucy llinklr. Twyman. Wm
hin and son. Glen. George Lease an,
daughter, Merton hin, John Morri
and daughter. Jim Blevins nddaugl
ter, olive. and Miss stuart.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
lHlracter aud NCgohatOl Of Loans

Transfers for week ending April
q, 1912:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Orville d. Walker to Beni. NJ.
Terhune and Geo. Young,
part lot I, block 2, Mound City ~, $50
Paris J. KiefYer to Geo. w.
Lentz, ! acre In NV 81, 81, 80. 800
+. J. KiefYer TO Geo. w. Lentz,
tract In ne %, u, 37... 100
Henry Zachman to Lydia Ro-
stock, q acres In We ~, 20, So. 1900
John II. Revill to Carrie Hahn,
part fractional block %, Ore.
gon; tract In W q, ~, 3d.. 200
Joseph Conley to Francis NJ:
Lizzie b. Uphous. lots 2, 3, 8,
block 81, Mound City........ 600
Richard W. Graham TO John r.
1den; Winlfred G. jackson.
NV ne vi, II, 10. ........... go
Mamie T.. Robinson to Ethel G.
Miller, lots 4, :, block ~.
Mound City. ..........,....,.. 2,2jO
Robert q. King to -. Ward
King, 81 sw ~; 50 ~ ~: e2 NV
y; ne y: NV; part ne -, ~. - 1850
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION.
Farmers Elevator Co.
QuiT.CLAiM DEED.
Margaret Dun TO Geo. q. DIN,
lands In ~. ", ~: lots l., ., ;.
$50. ~. II. IL, J.. q. Add
Mound city. ...............,. loo
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
New Point, and Vicinity.

Spencer Boswell Is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Pollock left
Saturday for . visit In California.
Mrs. Jonas Lentz, OF Savannah,
visited relatives here the past week.
--Chas. Fields and family have
moved into the house vacated BY JET
kictlrr
Mrs. Caldwell and son Harold
went To 81. Joseph Satui day to visit
relatives.
Quite a number Of the Odd Eel
lows went 10 Craig Friday to the ! q.
q. r. meeting.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Killam sent their
household goods - Oregon Tuesday
to bc shipped.
Mrs. Geo. Lukens and son Charles
visited at the home Of Arthur Carton
from Friday til Tuesday evening.
Misses Nellie Prussman and 6 race
Alkirc came out with Lydia Acton
Friday evening To visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Acton and
Mrs. Willis Acton went to May Ruhl's
"Wednesday to see Grandma Ruhl
who Is quite sick.
Mrs. I'd. Buntz went to see her
father, Judge llibbard, Sunday, re-.
turning Monday, The Judge has
been very sick man, but Is some
better at present.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
A new and up.to-date line Of Wal
Paper at Phillips Drug store.

A new and up.to.date line Of Wall
Paper AT Phillips Drug Store.
The Oregon Pressed Stone Co.,
have just received their new machin.
cry and are now prepared TO do your
concrete work on short notice. No
job too large or too small for them Ia
figure on. lf you are going TO build
of concrete. don't XIII yourself mix.
Ing IL 10y hand. but let them do 4,
for you 10y machinery.
Mrs. Elizabeth l,oylcs died ~ her
home IN the ihcnton district. Thurs.
day Of last week. April III. She vas
q daughter Of Joshua holland. one of
the pioneer families of Holt county.
and In her passing away III" last Of
this family goes. She VAS ~ years of
age and she leaves two children. a son
and daughter. Funeral services We're
held the following day, the intermcn,
being In the lenton cemetery. She
was an aunt Of Mrs. Turnhan, of this
city.
Bring your Cream aud Produce TO
The Variety Store, Oregon. Mo-, and
receive the Highest Market Prices.
The toll OF the tornado which
swept Southwestern Oklahoma, Sat &.
urday afternoon, April eth, will be
IN the neighborhood Of iifty dead,
scores injured and property loss
amounting up into the thousands Of
dollars. The town of Lugert was vir-
tualIy destroyed fifteen are dead
there: four are reported dead al FL
Dorado. Ten or a dozen towns sun.
cred more or less storm damage. Al
llennessey, Oklahoma, property was
dest rOyed Ia the value Of SlOO, NAD, and
the dispat ches state hail stones fell
measuring 10 to ~ inches In circum
ference.
Sunday night, April 2lst. some
thieves broke into the smoke house
and cellar Of Emil Lilgc, living near
the cemetery. They secured cOnsid.
cradle meat and some fruit. About
| eleven o'clock John Lilge. n brother
saw two men run down the hin int
the bottom and would have taken n
shot At them but his gun failed IA
lire, Mr., Lilge was thinking Of get
ting bloOdhounds and tracing the
thieves rs he thinks that there Is toe
much petty thieying IN that vicinity,
There u some talk of organizing Ia
that neiglibOrhood q protective asso,
citation. Corning Mirror.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03

Robert Hatch had business In st.
Joseph, Monday Of this week.
Curtis whitmer shipped ~ head
Of cattle to St. Joseph, Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. klopp vas visiting her
sister, Mrs. Payne, In st. Joseph, this
week.
Mrs. L. G. Powell Is visiting her
daughter, At Oak Park, Ills, a suburb
Of Chicago.
Paints, Oils. Japalac, Campell's
Stains. Brushes, etc, at Phillips
Drug Store.
Miss Pansy Partridge has pur'
chased an elegant Wing piano. with
guitar and mandolin accompaniment
The Oregon Pressed Stone Co.,
have the hest Portland Cement and
kaw River Sand TO be had, and you
should use them when building.
Carrie Zelier took her pa aud ms
to st. Joseph, Tuesday. and she say,
they had to W good and walk
on the sidewalks with her while the,
were there.
Mrs. Morris was most delight full,
surprised at a recent meeting Of the
Woman's Union. when the club pre-
sented her with q handsome cut glas,
fruit bowl.
The Mum Society Is arranging
for the erection Of a cenotaph at tin
cemetery for the use Of the q. a. II
on decoration bay. The old veter
ans will surely feel grateful.
Much space Is given this week Il
the court proceedings, and We fee
the importance OF some Of the case
warrant II, and we believe our read
ers will appreciate tie effort.
Anyone having cattle and horse
to pasture during the coming season
address q. T.. Bush, Napier, Mo-, 10
terms. This l. a tame and Wild rras
pasture with water and shade.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03

VIII Nocllsch increased his cx.
chcpucr Monday. 10 the amount ol
A2i.W by bringing In seven young
baby wolves. which he captured the
day before IN the John trider plac'.
OBJ James Cordrcy. Charles Bunker,
Seth Curtis. .I~ Mitchell. Mike l'rus.
man and \. \. Wright are nov sport
ing fine automobiles Of the Ford
make, purchased from the Reeves
agency.
We are sorry TO hear of the con-
uDped illness Of Judge George lib
tSrd. caused by the wounds received
At Mission Ridge and New Hope
church. We hope that he may soon
recover.
We are glad to learn Of the sue.
cess Of Miss Mary Lukens, who Is
teaching nj Roseburg, Oregon. and
that she has been re.cmployed for
the coming school year AT an al.
vanced salary.
James Edwards and wife are a.
happy ~ a couple can well be, for
their first born, n sweet girl baby
came To bless their home Saturday
last, April eth, and Dr. Proud says
It's dandy specimen, too.
Ernest Nauman came home Sat.
urday from ST. Joseph. lie had been
IN the hospital there for the past two
weeks, recovering from an operati ion
for appendicitis. His improvement
appears to be rapid. Craig Leader.
We are sorry to learn Of the
alarming condition Of Uncle Peter
Wehrli, caused by an al'scess Of the
eye. lie Is now in u ST. Joseph hos.
pital, under the care Of q specialist
and his suffering Is extreme. lie Is
now 81 years Of aye.
Needing anything In his line We
can recommend J. y. Trodglen. who
has opened repair shop IN the build
ing Just south Of the post Office. and
viii repair motor cycles, bicycles
sewing machines, gas and steam en-
gines; he Is fully equipped to do sl,o,
repairing.
Ralph Meyer and Miss Susie r,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W
Smith. of Hickory township. wer,
married Tuesday evening OF this week
April 30, at the home of the bride,
parents, In the presence Of q large cir
Gle OF friends. They are a popular
couple, and their many friends vii
wish them long and happy life.
Judge W. II. Futon and wife, OF
Geneva, Nebraska, have been here on
visit with his aunts and uncles
Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ale,
VanI3uskirk, g. W. and Jas. Il. Cum
Minis. He Is Judge Of the count,
court with probate jurisdiction, ant
has been SO popular with the peopl,
that the two parties unite on him
lie Is u son Of John Fulton, VIII.
many years ago lived In Holt county
The Judge left here In 1871.
Miss Helen Smith, OF Port Town
send, Wash, daughter OF the lat,
Moses NJ. Smith, who was our sheriff
In ls70-72 and county collector IN ~
Is, Is here visiting her uncle. JOIN
Hart, Of Mound City, and her friend
Miss Laura Hovey, Of Forest City
Mrs. y. a. Welty, OF Oregon, ant
here and there her many formeI
friends. After her rounds here sht
will visit In St. Joseph and then toul
the West and return to her home Il
Port Townsend some time In July.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03
Napier and Vicinity.

Nora Ogden visited al HON. sun.
day - - I" a
Mrs. l.. A. Banks went TO 81. 10.
seph Monday.
Farming SLOW on account Of the
backward spring.
c. &. Brown Was at Mound City
Friday on business.
C. &. Brown and sons were IN
Forest City Saturday.
Mrs. viii Wake visited with Mrs
&. &. Brown Saturday.
will Wallace was In Oregon one
day last week on business.
win Aylor and Gene Craig wer,
~ Big Lake fishing Monday.
Gilman Walden had the misfor,
tune to lose mare few days ago.
doe Dodge was doing some car
penter work for Chas. Williams Mon
day.
James Walden and Lee Byrd wen,
fishing Sunday but they did not Dc
much.
Miss Alice Wilson and Miss Marie
Bush were calling on Mrs. &. &. brown
Monday.
Our school closed Friday, hut ow
ing To the small attendance there wa,
no program other than spelling ant
ciphering.
Mrs. James How ard, Of Council
Bluffs. Ia, has been visiting the pasI
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. u. Morgan, at Napier
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-03

A large line Of Wall Paper at
Phillips Drug Store.
Lin Carroll had business In Kan.
sas city Wednesday. %"
Sam Simpson, .r.. Of st. Joseph,
visiaed home folks, this week.
Mrs. India Price Is IN Chillico,l he
to spend Sunday with the Coburns.
The Social Circle of the Presby-
teriart church will serve luncheon
from ) TO . p. m. this Friday evening
a. the home Of Guy l.. Cummins.
One VI the beauty spots on this
earth at the present time, Is over at
the Charley Rayhill place. The bloom
OF the trees, In white and pink, Is
surely . picture that will make Cal
ifornia look like thirty cents.
Pure Boone County White Sweet
Corn In the ear. Thoroughly ma.
tured- termination test 81 per cent
q. 90 per bushel. Call on or address
DIR. +. Il. BULLOCK,
Forest City, Mo.
The prospectors that went down
to Arkansas came back Tuesday OF
last week, having closed deals for 6s2
acres IF. l.. Zeller. la+ acres; Jonas
Watson, 29s: Mercer Hinde & Co., lO4;
Shauck Smith, ~. The prices ranged
from &l5 to $3.50 per acre. The lands
are located In Onachita and Dallas
counties.