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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-08

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q 8r01zzY1o1vcx q 4
a hatbreed Moose,
1t is short road that has bumps #& (
You don't find all the dead ones in the
1t is republican party year
henpecked when se4s
Cheap the racket
1t is wise child who knows its mother in bathing
\
Familiarity him elm all you
1t is cold day when demands
The al year
The
About be of is uncertainties
One of the sadde things n
quicker than she would wear ali
The caught the
Sometimes girl misses thing
woman is color blind the
Love concerned it is
blind H"
man always likes a says
he has
Did
1t is all come along
' Jug = w ssain
q = s Z psAASa' wa pape ...
may politician when
he grows to fear the light /
Give campaign L
they'll vote the other ticket
Saturday Independent politically as hog on
4 4 We can't walk can sfde IN
81 = .K2B @H
# woman Is unable
be able to do II after marriage
Yes said the sadfaced
& perfect devil-for married him. 1SsS
honeymoon begins upon
a kiss before going out q 4 daily task e s
There's slip tsizt
q possibility # hail Just before harvest
south paAet, enjoy
Z gage your farm or home buy pop. wagon
Dean seriing Bull
This Gamble
Some strange things going g politics this
te state take
report o te year 1911 would their We q
! little
fellow should keep his sect stu when man f. trying e g little
with wheat dollar #
lss GOD sood sod ,s
B yiasr o he help
republican had
Il
little
deserts d. s ssssiss
state have anoner
eeo ~ shas
under TIE laws II the stats
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
BALD HEADS NOT WANTED.
Badness is too Generally Considered a
 Sign of Advanced Age.

\ ba3d-headed person does not have an equal chance with one blessed with a healthy head Of hair. because bald ness Is too generally accepted as an indication Of age Many large cor porations have established an age limit. and refuse totake men over B years of age as new em mployees.
 Probably 65 per cent of bald-headed people may regain good head Of healthy hair fl they Sili follow ear advice and accept our offer We have A remedy that ~e positively g4aran- lee 70 grow Lair on any head, unless The roots of Laif are entirely dead, their fQideLes closed. aud the scalp Las become .azed and shiny. Ne want peaP.e t9 tfy 1lis remedy q cur ri~k. aztE thedi-1inet understanding l-at. Un e>> it=cQt> exactly what we c.ai0 | "I# ard gives satisfaction in eEsry respect. He >laH make 10 east-e for tl4e remedf o~ed during
 e ~ia
 A.a kne~ exaelly vat we are tal eEn bout and with this offer back af statements n one should ,caff, s.#aa. ur word or hesitate ta put olr remedy te al actual test.
 He want every one fn Forrest City @ho is suffering from any scalp or hair trouble d4ndruf failing hair CT baldneSs 10 try our Rexail .93 Hair Tonic We want them to Ust l it regularly say until three bottle, have been used and II it does nor eradicate dandruff. cleause and re l fresh the scalp. tighten the hair in itt roots, and grow new hair. We will re turn every cent paid Us for the rene dy for the mere asking There is nt formaiity expected and We exact nl obligation from the user whatever
 We are established right here il Forrest City. and make this oife! with full understanding that oaI business success entirely depends up on the sort of treatment We accorl our customers. and We would noi dare make the ab8ve otfel uH1 e,s Vt were positively certain tLat Ne couI1 SubStantlate It in every particular Remember. y0a can obtain Eexal Remedies in this community onv al our store The RexaH Store | T Sanders. Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Hendren.Hill.

Nr Water S Headrea 5ffLIs city. and Miss A.ene HH. of Caldwell. sete married al lie Baptist qar>on- az Wednesday afternoon al 5.30 oclocS, Rev. F. r J GarrJtc of3cia- }ing and only few intimate friends Of tae contracting parties being pre- sent Mr Iensren k native of Tennessee. but las lived in this city for abont year He k al eX-rail- rad nan. having formerly been em- ployed as brakeman on the Rock Island Of late, however, he las been engaged in the concrete business in this city He is sober. industrious young man, "ho Las made many friends during Lis brief stay in our city
 Mrs HeHdren is native of this county, and is charming and most estimable young woman. vel fitted to bless the heart and adorn the home Of the lucky young man whom she has chosen te honor with hel heart and hand
 l The Times wishes ta join the other friends Of the young couple in wish l ing for them long life Of happiness, and prosperity Mr. and Mrs Hen dren expect 10 leave in few days for Memphis, where they vii in the future make their home
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
GREATEST MtUIUIHE Oh EARTH

l prominent citizen CT Evansville, Ind, writes s:-"I was il for hYe months with a pulmonary trouble. and had the best Of doctors had hemor- rhages and was in a very bad way. Through the advice of a friend I tried Vinol, and l feel that it saved my life T. is all soa recommend ft 10 be. | believe it is the greatest medicine on earth. I have advised others to try X.nol, and they have had the same results. fName furnished on re- quest)
 We want every one in this vicinity who Is troubled with chronic colds. coughs. CT pulmonary troubles. 10 come and get a bottle of Vinol
 II t does not go to the seat Of trou. He heal the inflammation and stop the cough. we will cheersully return n@e-y cent paid us for it. This shows
 aith. and proves that you take
 .~~es
 HATCHER k CALDWELL.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
fiF>t tnaaal >hou Fri. i.Couat4 Poultry
 Association.

THe Tine received l4s, Saturday copies q booklet or catalog. descrip- tive ottle aims and ob5ect q fhe A soeiati9n. andc0ntalHing entry blanks, premium iists and prospective ezlibi- tors. Held a Helena Jan. 23-24
 This k the first annual show Of the Association. which numbers among it's members poultry breeders from the counties of Phillips, Lee and St. Fran cis. Next years show is scheduled 10 be held in this city, and the year fol- lowing in MaYianna. Quite number of ouf local fanciers have made ar- Engagements to have exhibits at the show. and il is confidently expected that the local birds will capture full share of the prizes. Among the local gentlemen who are interested in the Association. and whom il is expected will ship birds to Helena are Mr liar. " Knight, Dr. II R. Clark, Dr. L. H. Merritt. Capt. Jas. Russell and Mr. H. W. Lewis
 The catalog also contains a fall page advertisement exploiting Forrest City as the Queen Of Crowley Ridge. and setting forth the advantages this city offers h0meseekers and to manufac. tarers seeking locations. etc.
 The booklet is neatly gotten ? and rs q fy4c f.s-s z shipping directions. etc. numerous ads of hgstiing Helena firms That1Ae first aunua. show viii be a success is practically assured. and We hope that I Hi.l even .CrpaS, tle f9ndest ex2ec- ta'iaHs af irS promoters
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Irnxfep'. Nnfica

WHEREAS. Caleb FoIden. (. W stewart Lonnie Heron. V. '. Ashcraft. Tom spear man J. B. Leak. trustees Of >t- Luke's 4 VI F Church. did on the l4th day of December lss's. convey in trust 10 =. II Mann the herein alter described real estate for the purpose oY securing an indebtedness deseribe in said trust dee1 10 4. ]. Naccsro and
 Whereas | was provided In said trust deed that upon default Of he payment of the debi described therein or any part thereof. the un- deT>lEned should, al the request Of the legal hel0er of said Indebtedness. after giving ten Gsy> notice Of the time. terms, place and oh- geCi of sale, and The oeScri ptiOn ofthe property tO he sold. sell tne hereinafter described real estate for the purpose of paying said debt and the expense Of this sale
 Now. therefore, default having been made fn the payment Of said indebtedness and the un- oerSlEned having been requested hy the legal holder thereof. to sellthe hereinafter de~crf bed real estate 10 pay The same. notice is hereby given that the undersigned will between the hfsfs
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
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 Tie following described property k set forth in the deed of assignment as the assets of the firm.
 The entire stock Of merchandise consisting of dry goods. notions. hats. shoes. groceries, hardware and tin ware and al other items of merchan- disc usually kept iu a genera store. all fixtures incluing iron safe, shel- wing, scales. cash register. and any other article O. fixtures used in con nection with said store. al Of said property being now located in the store building in the city Of Forrest City occupied by the parties of the first part, 1t being the intention there of b convey all the property the said drm owns. Also al book accounts. mortgages. and choses iH action. where ever located Also such live stock as the parties of the hrst part may own. being five or six head If horses and mules, and also any wagons, buggies or other vehicles the partie, Of the first part may own, Also all monies now on hand and belonging 10 the parties ofthe first part. And any other property owned by said firm.
 Mir. RollNage as party Of the second part k 10 hold all tie property for the benefit of the creditors of the Sellers < Scott, parties of the first as above named. and any other whose names nav have been omitted and uho have proyable claims. and will ad- minister said assets and dispose of tLe same under the direction of the Chancery Court of St Francis county. i The small crop of cotton in this locality and the l9w price thereof. together aith the general stagnati0n of business resulting therefrom, is given asa eaase for tIe assignment. Messfs Sellers X scott have the sym pathy of a@ q our people in their hard luck, and We hope tle bushes, of the firm win be arranged satisfae- torily te atl concerned
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
THE WORLD zLMANAC
1912 dIfion


 D .h}s caza1~t ro#nrn. E ral8ssie sod zat.- es,zEs 1nt5-Ua'5on. corn..1s-- up-to-d,ts scra-, in itself. yos VII find Ao-1ra:s psrcc1la-s c tAs sse-isl s>ziors S Congress n. elections eeasas stsst- ana cozps-sou,. reciprocity. he Paaaz, Canal. narEets, e-ogs. irr-esss n proes os staple pro4octs cos, ss hras ae-1h sohs~Tsrs.a. r-eo-ds and t.sas:e-s s1t5ie disnove-1es sxpo- a.aons md inno,aeons S 1911. vars. izssrsssneal al dissr~~nenu and sther great h.s,osesl srsnA s-o-tS . the Uaz.~6 stAtss taereaSs1 pep1ls f>ca iDd wealth = oo1ptrsss, eists ks1 DxR1c1- paatss Consrx.1e.a, rsesrds spsrcnG rsnecta eur~ny ~sEsAS ss1 nsASU~s. v0sb1 fscvoasA uzirerx 1a asA sAossA. refio~B 01sr. hA0s- ua. osAAEe, ra1sSsAA a3pVtns ese1 f nations arnsn asA As~s sf tAs vo~A AahAs. nooe,. tan0, ASusNanA pscroAl p&ftto. ssosss soc~ssss sass. s6<aA nArtAses. areross ssd eestAs p~1A1 Exfnge aAA
 Io,eO6 oth~ Ynsb aAA rsuys CD tS Date a e~~y day n.DOs Ael v&los ts svWys~ty. =
 No H<uAsnt hsnr. ixssrs. bSA.@ .Aa. bonsvxs e saAS4 vs1AA, ssAssa - e s.As> rirl sso-Aa ss v4tAsst . sH 4 tAs uauaAh 1914 r.rHes ,sluzs x vAfa hfs~nasA. HaSs rse. Cwsst . 116A,s saA f1AAwsA. eo~f b, nal Soc oAd1->As TAs Wv Yst wGA- ISu ork
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reported tY St. Francis County ah. siraet Company for Week Ending
 Wednesday. January ,.

.. 5. Rol.wage. administrator. ta Nixon. MeCIintock Co. und ] interest nv :, section 2, tin, Q. s1o3 T. II. Taryer and wife to C. C. Fogg. lots 1s and. ls, block ?. Of Fus- sell-McCutchen addition to town Of Widener s2lI-o.
 Etoy Waterford, ct al. to T. ]. Waterford, sw section 8, and ise section 5, n, r3 e s1. Virginia H. Davis to Florence Thomas Brady, lots ] and ?. block 5, Forrest City. s1, and love and af- lection
 Jas. Rumage, et a, to ]. II Long, ne ], section T, nv section T. t6n.r 6e. s22-1la
 ]. II. Stevens to S E. Bradshaw. ne nv ] section 26. : n, IT e s25. Thomas Grimes to G A Me Cormack. nv section T., and sw ne ]. section r., tin, IT 2. $500. Jno. w Hal and wife to J as Me Cutchen, nv SC !. section =, [ , D, r3e sl4o0.
 John A. Lindsey and wife to J ], Hughes, g ! SC section 34, n. ' . z, and lands in Lee county. 5000. (. $. Marsh and wife to John Leake, lot 10, block l3. Pettus & Williams addition 10 Forrest City. sa0.
 C. F. Walker and wife 10 N. j and :. E. Lindsey, DIV se ]. section g, ne se ,, section {. less about 6 acres. s2759
 Chas. Ga oway Morris t8 Albert N. Eiggs q al. s4 section :. a3I sec tion B. N section 54, t5n,r D r. and lands ID Cfatsn9en county sl5.5eJ
 WEEK ENDING JAN 1o.
 F. N. DeRossltt and wife tg 1ol.u \. Moore e. lot a3. bloek -. Forrest City. Sl75.
 Joel F. Wynne. et d t1 potk Ne keBzie and Henry SciNsom. n ne. sec v. 8 n. : Q. s2ae9
 N l. Love. e ai.#to F E. English se. ses sec. l5. e 5n. i r. sf40e.
 Paul | Gib~ T to Fred B. Gibson. al that portion see. -, 1 |, T z. south of ( R X r Rr tracks; al sec. 31,t4n.rl t. NJ sc. 2a 4n. l 2. less l, T acres. Il and other y2l9ab.e consideration
 FasseH-Graham-Alaerson Company 10 Prince Barrymore, uI ss sec l. t5n.r2 sl400
 Travis Brown and wife to Ihos Y Wnkie. nf n". sec. i3, ; n, , '. sl92o
 HP Dooiey and wife to Nr, Louise McNiliams. set sec ,. 1n.r (. sls10
 (. < Marsh aHd .@ife L. sam L Hodges. .9ts :, aud 2, block : Pet. JUS X Williams Addition 10 Forrest City sIi2
 b D9wney trustee. Jo Miss Birdie DoNuey. nt. HC. sec. ?. T, , e Iot2. block 5s. Forrest City. s65o.
 Geo Ford toJ. ] Fisher, 26 6s acre side se. se. SC 3t. | Gn, ,r2 e. s2e7
 Matthias West to Elmer BrinnemaI and Lettie Briunemau, fri s{ sw3 sec 1s. t5 u,rl (. s5o0.
 L. | Hutfstuttler and wife to (. L Culver. 70 acres of N eud N q sec 36. 6n.r3 e. s575.
 II. J. Ash and wife to K. J Ash am Edward Ash, strip Of land in Sc cer block 2s, in town Of Madison. slsoo
 L. Q. Mcdaniel to c. ". Henry 2 lie timber now standing in nv corne nW! sec. -. n, , (. s265.
 c. N. Henry to Hudson X Duggel all. the timber now standing on n' corner nv sec 25, | ! u. r2 2. s265.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Tuesday. January I6. 1912.

st the west door Of the court house, in Forrest City. >t- Francis county, Arkansas sell al public ouIcry 10 the highest bidder for cash. the follOriug described real estate lying and being in the county Of -. Frspcls state Of Arkansas tovit:
 Lot two e in block eighty-tpo fsz# Of the City Of Forrest City ArkansaS
 WItness my hand sS such trustee this 3rd day e January i9la
 l-5-2t : H Mann. Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
\ Girls Wild Midnight Ride.

To warn people Of a fearful forest ire in the CatskiHS q young girl rode horseback at midnight and saved many lives Her deed was glorious but lives are often saved by Dr. King New Discovery in curing lung trouble. coughs and colds. which might have ended in consumption or pneumonia. "It cured me of a dreadful rough and lung disease, writes N l. Pat Hrs8a. Wellington Tex after four III our family had died with consumption. and l gained s7 pounds Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles Price 59e 0nd sl0d Triai bottle free Guaranteed by All Drug gistS
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
ErishtIul ralar Mind.

H H=R=N#t# t#rHiHe f5fce at fHe far I5aFtI 5#as45 HsF tsta- aItH tte SbiH. -aH~itE Tea. GEH or >are cHa#pHd hands afa =t~s tA=t Iced Buck rn > AEHira >4 ,e ta aea them Itmakes the skin saft and smooth. Enfiya cd for colds reS. { ~a burns. beils sores a'eef<. au&>. hrgises afd piles 0ndy 35 cents q All Druggists
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
1 0l ' Kidney Pills

s5Htt~ sfYe satisfaction Beea a=e tH.eY alNays da 1le @Qtk ] T. > nut. Bremen. Ga saEs Lave H-e3 t'8- leE hiGsey Piil, ~ILA great ~4tI>far- t5ch and fa.Ha H7te re.Ief from tEeIr u~e Han from aIEY afi=er kidney uedi- e5pe and ve t,ied 2 n4o>c a. Kinds ] cal {. -eerf Y recHua eHd theu to q >afierer~ f8f klaHet and bsaE3er tra.bHe I T >ahd-r>
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
 "Cures in Every Case"

NIT. Jas. MeCanery, Mgr ot the Schlltz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., reeom- mends F8ley's Honey and Tar com pound. because 1t cures in every case Il have used il myself and l have recommended it 70 many others who have since told me Of it's great euF4- tive power in diseases Of the throat and lungs. For ali coughs and colds it Is speedily effective ] T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Notice of Trustees Sale.

NHEBEAS N B Moore irr-married ) on the @5th cay of September. Iqli conveyed 10 tbe anaersi =ned a> trustee ne following de ssF1E.ea Fe al Ale tDWit.
 IJof eight in block eleven Of he petta> < Williams addition '0 the city Of Forrest city
 >Al1 deea V a> made 10 secure al 1n0ebie6- ness payable ta 8rubruver Lumt,eT < Feed company, and T was provided In sac tFu>t tHatlu Case Qt default in the payment af said lnoehl hle1nes>. dE any part thereof the under .I-Eed= 9 the request 5f tH- h8laef af -a =a iH- asA5efla.s>- slGIl1 urR-s7eu = sell >a5G prop effE ai 4zt'5zr sale atfeT -fE4nE Uat s= z tze t1ls. +aTlzz, aHa .a.e # >aie. and whereas 1i5e 1sfaltt having neer made lH ttHe payment #f Lar =Hts #t=fz#ta ltz >asl tT9~t lts1. ana r-t 4nlHf- s.l LatlH- s--4 ssu-~rs4 W rH. .s-a# tzi4#f at =a .eft fa =tII tze fr.zssfR f5
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
>ta.g of ono. cItyof T5lel5

Frank ] Cheney makes oafh that he zs se- nor partner Of the firm 5f r J. Cheney < co. doing business 8n he City of Toledo County and state aforesaid and that said rn vii pay the sam 9f one hundred dollars for each and every case 9f catarrh that cannot be cured by the Use Of II falls ztarrh Cure
 sFRANK J. CHENEY. sworn to before ne and subscribed ir my presence. th5s tth day Of December A b. ls-5.
 \. Il GLEASON t>eaff Notary Public Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces Of the system send for testimonial free. ]. J. CHKNEY X Go. Toledo. c. Sold by all druggists, 75c
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti patton
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
NOTED RUPTURE EXPERT HERE.
Seeley, Whose Services Have Been Sought by the Car of Russia. Americas and London's Most Distinguished Surgeons and
 PersOnages. will be at the
 Garoso Hotel. Memphis

j. B Seeley. Of Chicago and Phila- del phia, the noted yenerabie truss ex- pert, will be at the Gayoso hotel Mem phis, this Monday, Jan. 10th and re- main for few days MT. Seeley says: The Spermatic Shield Truss, as now used and approved by the United States government, will not only re- tain any case of rupture perfectly, af- fording immediate relief. but con- tracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. This instrument re- ceiyed the only award in England and in Spain, producing results without surgery or harmful injections. MT. seeiey las documentary references frem the United States government, Washington. l.. (. All charity cases without charge, CT if any interested cal. te nill be elAd 10 shUN tie truss without charge CT u them fl desired Anyone T4ptu ed should Temem Der the date and take advantage 5f th5> unusual opportunity. Booklet ran be secured Dy NfitIuE l48 V. bear b1Tn =. Chicago I5E.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
p. c. 4 ynIf! Boot= SboQ d3akQr

Al kltdsof kepa ring aoue eu Saort notice and If FerE rea~ snah.e prices Out ot ;s@A orders @ftz alSa have ny prompt aud c1refa# attention Havlng recently fuSt al.ea | taeMing ~a8e ma chine. 4m pre pared ta d. ha #f--1Iing q .aaer prices fian ever tefare
 GIVE ME CALI
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Severe Rheumatism.

Grove Hi Aja. Hunts LiLf4t : ming Oi, cured ny Wif-ofa severe case Of Rheumatism and ny friend Of toothache surely relieve it is good for ait yau c.um II \ k. ~triager 225e afd ets b3tt4e~ Al dea CTS.
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12

Miss Mary York. wLo has been visiting friends in Clarendon. during the Christmas holidays. returned home last week
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Saturday. Febraary ,. 1912.

q tEe ee<t z9a=af tl8a= =s4Hs H=Irz>e za Hazra-t e1tF Arkansas ~ea fa9AH Hz=aa>- t-z zzaef tur sa>a iae above 4.>sf- =-a .lfu iaIty f1r tlt par I'9~= of paylHs ~a5# Csftz
 Witness my Haaa 1h4s 1gEH aaF ot Ian Hary. lal@
 - V E. Alley. T f=3>teez
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
Lightning in the Minter.

j. q queer rheuomrnau. bal there k noihiu1 queer about The quick re- lief given 'o Rheumatism hy Hunt : Lightning 0iH Je3H eofIman. Route i. Shawnee, 0kia.. >ay>: Ny wife is 66 years old and Lad Rbeumat jsm iu her neck and The drsl application did the work, aud We WilI keep Il an hand al"a5> 35c and .sA. b9t1 as AZ deaiers
 fole!'> Honey and Tar Compound is reliable family medicine. Give il 10 your children. and take II your. self when you feel cold coming on II checks and cures coughs and colds and croup ana prevents bronchiti, and pneumonIa J T Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1912-01-12
SELLERS & SCOTT FAIL
Prominent and Popular Front Street Firm Close Their Doors and
 Name Assignee.


 Quite little lesurprise was expressed on the streets of the city yesterday afternoon when the news became general that the firm ofSellers < Scott had closed their doors and had execut- ed deed of assignment, naming Hon. Otto B. Rollwage Of the law firm of Mann. Rollwage & Morrow as assignee That gentleman stated in his petition that he at once took charge of the said property under the deed of as signnent and now had the same in his possession. and that he would pro- ceed to make an inventory of the same and in due time execute and file bond as assignee in such sum as the amount Of the assets will re- Quire
 Following k a lfst of the creditors. and amount due each AS fled with tle petition
 |. Ganale x O. Memphis l.50 NJ E. Carter x G5.. Memphis oo A S Barber5 & ea. Memphis 73 - Meyer Bra~ ca+feeCa=. = L5ais s5I l. Na,i7aal Biscuit C. Memphis 4a5s Uf1.1l Bfa-e. Memphis - 5-#o7 Behr x G9. Memphis ..s.=. l-os x >= Co., Memphis a4zt5 Franklin NcFeI-h k Co.,.
 GIlfea4a. .........-= .1.-5 Iehenha0er. Evansville. Ind. >e.45 Forrest City Grocer Co.
 Forrest City z....=...... 75L45 E Bonner. Forrest Citg......a 7e 10 Fly Walker Dry Goods Co.
 St. Louis ..........#.. 2-5,2 = National Packing Co. Memphis # k Simmons Hardware Co,
 St. 1ouis................... 2o4 Il White Wilson Drew Co,
 Memphis .......#...=....... lo05 Memphis Paper O.. Memphis 3s 9s David c Evans & Co, St. Louis lo to White Branch Shelton Hat Co.
 St. Louis ....= ........... i9E75 J. NJ. Robinson, Norton O.,
 Louisville. Ky.......5.#.. 3341oo Scudder Gale Grocery Co.,,
 St. Louis s............=... 60- - Eyander Williams < Co.
 Memphis. s............. 20 CurIlee Clothing Co. St. Louis l24 5o Hargadine McKittrick Co,
 St. Loais.............. 6.42 Julius Levy sons Go, Memphis 5.67 W C. Early < Co.,, Memphis 665 29 DeHess & Clark, Ashland. ..... r. % Ashner X Roth, Memphis. ...... s2 q Geo Dewitt Shoe O..
 Lynchburg. Va. 21o6. 90 Eyefwear Hosiery Co,
 Milwaukee .....---.- 2,}-15 T L. Horn Trunk Co. St. Louis 53 g Heideuheim Lucy X Nei>
 New Orleans .....-..lz. ll> 25 Advance Goa Mining Co.
 Hillside, Ky. =. 4l.17 SWees Orr Co Ne@burgh ---.=l5s 0o Butler Bro. >t Louis. ..........# Il 53 Fisch3and X Frank. st. LouIs. 3j.o0 S II ChurehhiH, Chicago .... 87.9o Memphis Floral Co., Memphis 5.e0 Missouri 6 as Co. St. Louis. - 6a baton Adding Machine Co.
 Poplar Bluff, Mo ....... eo0p >"I:t < Go. Mempl4i,..........- 47.3o Oliver tinnie Co. NemTlIs s... 1S l0 East Tennessee Tobacco Co.,.
 NashVi .e....-.#......=.. x 40 McCraw. Perkin X Webber Go
 Memphis. ....,........#.... >0au.0p
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-12

She recites that SHE was a guest of
the hotel July 90 and occupied an
apartment with a woman companion,
whom she had to keep with her on ac-
count of her physical inirmities.
According to her story, throughout
her stay in the hotel she was Swallowed
by house detectives on the night of
July % she saw a man peering through
the transom from a stepIadder and i'm
mediately there was a hammertng on
her door, accompanied by q command
that she dress Immediately and must
go to the police station.
She refused to open the door and de-
manded the causes of the Intrusion.
There's a man in your room" she
was told. you've both got to get out
She denied the charge, but says she
was forced to submit to a search Of
her apartment by the hotel men. No
one was found save her woman COM
panion. Her suit resulted.