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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
EN- FL CoNoREso DE TEX.
Texas, Enero IL

Austin, Texas, Enero IL
Al mismo tempo que llega n
Austin para hacerse cargo de su
alto ernpleo, Mr.. Ferguson, ell
eobernador electo del Estado de
Texas, Sc tienen noticias de las
fsaturas campafas que Sc haran
IA al Congreso tejano.
El Representative Leweliing, de
Dallas, promoverA una investi-
9aci6n acerca del empleo que Sc
di6 al dinero gastado en- la cam
pafa electoral de Mr.. Ferguson.
No pretende Mr.. Lewelling per-
iudicar q readie con su campafia,
sino fiaicamente conseguir que
Sc sepa pnblicamente el destino
que se da al dinero Que SO gasta
en- campaaas electorales Y 81 es
possible, haear que ae caste me.
nos dinero on esas campafias.
Otra de las mociones que Sc
haran serA Ia del Senador Ed
Westhrock que propondra ri Con
greso un voto dc adhesion Y sim.
pafia al Presidente Wileon ED
ese voto sc contendra un elogio
de la politica segnida con Mexi.
co otro de ia actitud neutral
guardada frente al conflicto eu-
roDeo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
LA QUESTION DE NACo.

Las d d,ficultadcs sobre venidas
en- la ,ciudad de Naco. con mo-
two de H. lucha sostenida ALI en-
tra vill'&tas y Observation-Disclosures
81 han arrcglado satisfaetoriamen
&c entire Il dral. Scott y los je-
feS de las fuerzas contcndien.
ties.
Como rcsititaAo del arreglo, el
Gobiern0 de Estados Unidos la
ordc nado que SC retiren de Naco,
Arizona, las tropas americanas
que 90 ali Sc habia'n mandado las
quc han Vuelto 4 sus cuarteIes
d. invierno.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

ccs dc t" que Sc trataba y sale
ron 4 Ia "allc dando gritos dc es-
pantO.
En las GALES de Roma y Ma.
poles SC ha congregado una in
mcnsa mnltitud, que tcmc cntrar
4 sus CASTS.
En- NGrolcs SC han organizado
procession que recorren las ca
lies can'ondo lctanias y salmos, {
'mplorando la misericordia del
ciclo. En- los corrillos do gen
te que platica SO dice que cl tenn
blor es I'm castigo del ciclo Il
la malda1 dc los hombrcs, que SC
matan dcspiadadamcntc en- H.
guerra dc Europa.
Sc te,ne que ell sismo SO repita.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
Tel6fono Nueyo 1889
Ell PAPA Y LA GUERRA.
Roma, Encro Il.

Roma, Encro u. ,. ...'
III Pard Bencdicto XIV Ina en-
tahlado rcgociuciones con los 60
bicrnos dc las naciOncs cllropeas
que cstaH en- guerra para conse-
guir que sc hagAn cnt!e elias cam
bios mas extensos de prisioncros
de guerra.
Dice el Papa que convene
esos canjes de prisicneros Sc ha-
gan cxtcnsivos Il muchas mujeres
niiios y ancianos que sc eneuen-
tran detcnidos, 10 mismo que 4
hombres de edad madura que de-
bido 4 defectos fisicos no pueden
de ningGn modo tomar parte en-
la guerra.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
LADRoN IigTELI0EHTE.

FL dia catorce on Ia noche ae
metieron los ladrones 4 Ia can.
tina dc Alfred Knipper, ca Sci.
ma ST. DE soguro que log ladro-
nes eran genie conocedora en- el
gamo de licOres porqne solo 70.
baron boteIIas do las rnejores mar
Gus y Iiquidos de los ulds esoo..
Gidos oabores.
In toIiefa anda tFas de ios NAL
he14ke1 E.I4e!
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
UNA. MuERTA Y sErs QUE.
MADOS,

I'm sci,ora Dolores Caiistro. dc
b5 amos =, edad muri6 81 dia Is
dc este mes a conaecuencias dc
quemadurHs que sufri6 al incen..
diarse y hacer explosion una es.
tuFa de p"tr6lco cn sn residcncia,
sitnada cn In callc de s.. Laredo,
cerca dcl n1mcro 500.
a constcucncia dc In misma OK
piosl6n scis personas mas sufric.
ron ano'nadnras Y se hallan cn-
rhndosc TN el hospital.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

kt Prssidente ha annnciado, sin
embargo, que las condolences in.
tcrnacionales 8 interiores pue..
den notivar que csc viais sea de
tenido por algdn tempo d indefi.
ntdamonte suspendida.
Iia llmnado la atencl6n On los
circulos diplomatieos v politieos
esta dctlaraci6n prosidoneial
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
biadas entire Eulalio Gutierrez y
el Gral. Alvaro Obrcg6n.

biadas entire Eulalio Gutierrez Y
el Gral. Alvaro Obrcg6n.
Gutierrez mando & Obreg6n IL
na cart. fechada cl dia Z dc T.
nero en- la que lie decia que 81
(GutiGrrrz), Jose Isabel Robes,
Lucio Blanco y Eugenio Aguirre
Benavid>Z. sc habfan puesto de
acucrdo para hacer un llamamien
to 4 los ] fes militares de 10 Re
plblica invitandolos Il unirse to-
dos para reestablecer la paz Y
cvitar c' aniquilamionto total del
pals. 1rvita Gutierrez 4 Obre--
g6n 4 que sc una con clos y .le
dice que e,ta va de acuerdo con
los jcfes militares que operan en-
San luis Potosi, Coahuila, Nuevo
Leon y Iamailipas.
FL GrHl. Obreg6n contest6 con
fecha II que estaba de acuerdo
Ell que $" arrojara q Villa, pero
que no podia suspender sns ope--
raciones miIitarcs nj tratar con
Gutierrez 81 Sc continuaba pres
tando Il cntrar en- componcndes
con In Division deel Norte.
a cstnS gestiones Sc cree que
50 refiriL Gutierrez nj declarar I'll
timanentc que cstaba fernando
un plan para conseguir la pacifi-
caci6n dc In ReptIblica, plan que
sc daria i cOnocer muy pronto.
Scguwlncnte que cstos arrcglos
llcgaron conocimicnto de Villa
y de all naci0 ell rompimicnto
que mot'v6 In salidn dc Cutie
rrcz dc Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
DETENDos EN- LAREDO.

| FL dia 13 de este mes fueron
detenidos en- Ia ciudad dc Laredo,
Tanlani!pas, 1cuatio tejanos LA
MAIDS Ha,1ley Whitee, Will Whi-
to, Terrell Robs Y Will Burris,
acusados de pretender pasar de
Mexico 4 Estados Unidos, por
unos vados cercanos & a1ueila ciu
dad, algunos centenares de cabe-
zas dc ganado mayor, sin pagar
los impurstos de exportaci6n que
correspondent:
El dia ID de este mismo mes
mand6 cl Juez Thomas, de Cotu--
liza. Texns, un telegrama alarman-
tisimo al gobernador Colquitt y
al Senador Sheppard, diciendoles
que esos cuatro texanos estaban
condenados 4 muerte y que ur--
gia su arci6n Immediate para sal
varlos.
FL GoDernador, imprcsionado
con la notieia, mando I'm telegra-
ma al Gral. Ricaut pidi6ndole que
suspcnd;rra Ia ejecucion hasta
que Sc jnzgara y sentenciara &
los mallrchores. Ese telegrama
cause muchisima extraieza, tan
mo Ell Laredo, Texas, pucs nj
habia In tai sentencia dc mucrte
nj In intrncidu dc fnsilar i los
contrabandistas.
Sc cOrteSt6 al gobcrnador Cot
quit que 10 tuViera cuidado Y
todos lox Animos Sc aquietaron
NUEVO REGIDOR.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

En asic numero do I'll, RECaI.
DOR hemoa eomenzado & publ.
car la vida y ayenturas del fa-
fnso bandido chileno Joaquin Mn
riosa, que fu6 81 terror do los
campos rnineros de California.
IlNA tlsted eatAs sensacionalAa
lAyeritasns = Nunca 30 ha ppblios.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

q loa que deaesn gugeribirae 4
I'll HEGIDOR y eonsaryar com
pleta esta historic oraoeionartl
les nandarenaoa la colcooi6n 4 81.
pleta on ql1e se pubiiQho. TIN
.eao obisto gnardamon ,.buen nd
ItleEo ' g % sjemplArba ~ oatn -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
DERRoTA DE FILTBUSTERos

Laredo, Texas, Enero Is.
Aver s" libro una pequena ba-
talla EN- las cercanias de Minera
entire ura partida de filibusteros
que acababan de cruzar el Rio
Bravo s I'm destacamGnto de
constiturionahstas. Los filibus--
tcros huyeron completamente de-
rrotados
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
Ell vIAgE DE WILSON

Washington, Enero 1S.
Como ga SC ha dicho en- muI..
t'tud dc tclegramas, se hacen con
toda actividad pcparatiyos para
que cl Preaidento Wilson Iaga 4
fines dc Febrero pr6ximo su via.
1o Il Panama Y dc alli 4 Califor-.
mia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

Durant" la Semana que acaba
dc paSar ha habido algunas ope--
raeiones rniiitarcs en- 81 Nortc de
Ia Repnbhea, en- las cercanias de
Saltiilo, que cay6 en- poder de
los Vilistas, de Monterrey, de
Tampico. dc Gnadalajara y al O.
rIcntc dc PurbIa, pero no Sc tie
'rn dc elias dctallcS completes
nj ciertoS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

60 nada ignal en- la pronaa me-.
xicana IL EasadoA Unidog.
Qniors usEAd eonocer las he.
foicidadss de la mnier mexicana
osposa do MuristaS lea estas
aysntufsa.
/ UsIAktxlN au Tseki6dico para aue
ny spIste s. COLES 81. 7
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

FL nncvo regidor del Aylnta-
miento he San Antonio, Angus
tus Me CIoskey, presto el jura-
mcnto dc ley ell dia Ii dc este
mes ante ci CITY Clerk Flies, -
habicndo pasado en- Scguida n
desompcno de las labo%eS dc su
cmpleO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20
COMPLOT PARA ARR0JAR DEL PODER A VILLA -SALDA
DE- GUTIERREZ De La C|UDAO De MEXICO

! Dcsdc u Domingoo II de este
mes Sc Tnmuro con mucha insis--
! tencia que habfa habido un dia
antcs gyandes des6rdenes ell la
ciudad de Mexico Y que habia
sal do d2 ella el Gral. Eulalio Gu
ti6rrez, el Presi,lente Provisional
nombrado por Ia Convention dc
Aguascalientes.
| Va on la noche del mis!no Do
mingo 50 pudo informar por to-
logramas recibidos de Mexico V
FL Paso la verdad de los acontc
, cimicntos.
DE io> informes llegados has
ia ahora sc puede decr que los
acontecimi ntos sucedidos en-
Mexico fueron estos:
FL din 16 de Enero en- la ma
mana sall| do Ia ciudad dc M6xi-
co el Provisional Gutierrez, Il
, companado de Lucio Blanco. Jo--
SO Vase, nceelos y Jose Isabel Ro
bles, dirigi6ndos" con 5000 hom-
bres 4 Ii ciudad de Pachuca.
Al sabcrse Ell Ia ciudad dc Nc
xico la salida del President Pro
viSionnl Gutierrez, cundi6 un ph
nico grondisimo, solo comparable
al dc Ia Decena Tragica. En- ell
acto sc 'leuni0 Ia Convention y
dcsign0 dc Presldcnte Provisio-
nal, interinamentc, al Presidento
dc ella, Rogue Gonzalez Garza,
"l que asupi6 el mismo dia q
podcr, declarando Ell Mexico Ia
Ley Marcial y mandando que en-
cl acto ~ formaran patrullas d"
soldados que recorrierran Ia ciu-
dad para guardian Ell orden.
El Provisional Gutierrez sali6
de M6Aico, ssegnn parece, por
desaeusfdo seon ri Jcfe de la Digi
si6n del Nortc, Villa.
FL Gobierno Constilueionalis
ia establecido EN- In ciudad de
Vcracrrz. ha hccho phblicas d
este respecto unas cartas cam
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

a lOs AnunciadOres. !
III REGIDOR tiene mayor Or )
culaci6N qne cualquiera do loa
peri6dicos que SO publican On :
Espahol en- Texas. Nuestros 81 8
bros estan { Ia vista do quioa, :
quicra inspecoionarlos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-01-20

EL REcIDoR" has the largest1
circulation Of any Of the Spanish )
papers In Texas. Our books are1
open for public inspection.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
War Without Its Glamour.

Men rush to war ready to die II nee
essary. Death in battle is thought OF
as instantaneous. But how many think
Of the greater possibility Of being left
q human wreck, of dragging MANNED
and helpless body through the long
years until the end? How many think
Of coming back, not as unscathed he
roes. but as pitiful remnants OF hu-
manity, and renewing the battle for
bread, perhaps never too easy, with
the added incumbrance Of disability! !!
One Of the most searching allegories
Of war ever pictured showed soldiers
setting OF to the front through side
walks lined by cheering crowds, and
on the same page grizzled. legless
veteran pathetically offering pencils to
q hurrying throng that gave him no
heed. War, judged by its wake, 10
not a thing to be entered lightly. 1t
must be accepted II unavoidable, but
only when unavoidable. Stripped OF
its glamour OF glory, 1t is revealed ~ .
piteous thing.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
Practice Doina Riaht.

Doing is the greatest thing. For
II resolutely people do what Is right,
in time they will come to like doing
it.-Ruskin.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
THE HIGH WATERS GOING OFF
Dreaks In Levees near GEORGETOWN Prove Ruinous t.
Bottom Farmers West and Southwest Of Brink
ley Lower End Of County Flooded
Unable To Estimate Loss Now.

AL Walkers place, G. Otis Bogles
place, several farms of John
Gazzola. Further down the bot
tom ]. H. Miley and J. H. Simp.
son & Son had in 20 to Is acres
each of fine Nancy Hall sweet
potatoes which were sure of a
yield of from 200 to 300 bushels
per acre.
All of these and many more
saw the water gradually rise
until by Tuesday their entire
crops was completely covered by
the waters.
The water came to a stand
yesterday and it is thought that
the fall will be rapid and by next
Monday or Tuesday will be off of
the farms.
just whether it will be posi-
BILE for the farmers to save any
of their crops, it is a matter
Of conjecture at this time and
consequently it is next to inn
possible to say whether each one
will suffer a total loss.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
State Game Wardens at
Brinkley

Wash Clibourn, state game
warden, of Conway, who with
several deputy warden's is now
making headquarters in the flood
territory of Woodruff, Prairie
and Monroe counties. was in
Brinkley several days this week.
Mr.. Clibourn states that a
number Of violations of the game
law has been reported in the
bottom country around Brinkley
and that there had been a
number of deer which were
driven out of the bottoms by the
high waters, killed.
The open season for deer
which formerly began on Sept.
1st doesn't begin under the new
game law until Oct. 10th and
Warden Clibourn and his as
sistant deputies say that they
are here to see to it that the
that the laws are enforced.
Warden Clibourn and
deputies are being assisted by
local officers who helped them
Tuesday in the arrest and jailing
of a negro who killed 2 year
old buck west of Brinkley. Other
arrests are expected.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
Mrs. Cenia Anderson Dead

On Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. j. w. Savage on
South Main, Mrs. Genia Ander-
son died after a lingering illness
from the dreaded cancer.
Mrs. Anderson was survived
only by one brother Mr.. Cheatam
Bull of McCrory, who with his
family was with his sister in her
last hours. Mrs. Anderson was
the wife of Rufe D. Anderson
who lived in Brinkley a few
years ago. She was a clever.
kind hearted woman.
The funeral was at Oak Lawn
Cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. w. T. Thurman of the Pres
byterian church officiating.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
$40 CASH REWARD
LOST BAY MULE


A red bay mare mule with
white mouth. about 10 years
old, 18 hands high, strayed from
Tom Dukes two miles southeast
Of Brinkley about July 10th. Was
unloaded in Brinkley two years
ago. She is hard to catch.
$40 cash reward will be cheer
fully paid for any information
leading to her recovery. Phone.
call or write
Henry Wolf & Co.
Brinkley. Ark.
July 13, 1915.
Suse ssn 'em that ysu saw II in the ArgA
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03

forward in the roll ct Lady
Bountiful' and stated that she
would see that any poor children
whose names were given her
should have everything their
hearts could wish from Santa
Claus.
During his residence here
Barnhardt did not pull anything
spectacular. He always kept
the best Of wines and liquors and
played poker with the boys. all
Of whom characterized him as q
clean sport. He bought mules,
farm implements and supplies
for his farm and paid cash for
everything - he went.
When anything in the nature
Of an entertainment was to be
given Barney" could always be
counted upon for his share Of
the eats and drinks and. while
everybody believed that he was
in serious trouble of some kind.
there is q general feeling OF
regret that it did not remain
buried.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
THE World Owes Ne a Living"

How owes? Have you earned it by good service?
II you have. whether the anvil or in the pulpit as
toer. teacher you have acquired just right to live
hhood. But if you have eaten as much as you have
earned or worse still have done little or no good the
world owes you nothing You may be worth Millions
and able to enjoy every imaginary luxury without
effort but if you have done nothing to increase the
sum of human comforts, instead of the world owing
you anything as fools have babbled you are morally
bankrupt and beggar. Greeley.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03


Our friend and competitor.
Bro. Williams of the Citizen, goes
on record as against the special
privilege tax which the City
Council has been contemplating
and the ARGUS doesn't differ
with him in his positions but he
was mistaken about Alderman
Shuts proposing it. It was simply
a copy of the Hot Springs ordi-
nance and Alderman Shuts
with all the others has simply
been considering or figuring on
it" so tc speak.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03

sust tell 'em you saw ii In the ARoua
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
Lotus-FIower Cigarettes.

In Siam the natives smoke ciga-
rettes made Of homegrown tobacco
wrapped in dried banana leaves or
In the petals of the royal lotus flower.
In the latter form they are most de-
licious, according to Carl C. Hanson.
United States consul at Bangkok.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03
E1RR[sT CITY IMAM OF MYSTERY"
-. wealthy Prominent Forrest City Citi.
In. '.s.a with Being One Of Worlds Most
's'' successful Criminals

ber Barney" left on one of hi
trips and did not return. Final
ly his friends became anxious
and inquiries as to his where
abouts became insistent.
Finally it was whispered tina,
he was in trouble and all sorts o1
rumors were circulated, but no.
body seemed to know anything
definite.
] Shortly after this, along about
the first IF February. Mrs. Barn.
hardt received a letter from hel
husband, instructlng her to turn
his affairs here over to former
State Senator F. w. DeRossitt
and A. ]. Vaccaro, whom he con.
sidered his best frienes, and to
make arrangements to sell their
home here.
! Shortly after this Senator
DeRossitt and Mr.. Vaccaro left
for the north. but nobody at
that time knew where they were
going.
It now developes that they
went to Waukesha, Wis, to see
Barney" who was in jail.
Senator DeRossitt stated to-
night that they did not get to
see Barnhardt, but made the
trip to see the officials and the
attorneys and to do everything
they could to help Barnhardt in
his trouble.
I'VE wanted to assure the at
torneys that Barnhardt was
good for the fee and do anything
else in our power to help smooth
things out. I"
Barnhardt was as straight as
a string in all his bu siness deal
ings in st. Francis County.
Upon their return from Wis
consin Messrs. DeRossitt and
Vaccaro opened negotiations for
the sale Of the Barnhardt resi-
dence and furnishings. and
within a short time this property
was sold to A. L. Stevens, presi-
dent Of the Forrest City Grocery
Company.
It is estimated that his home
is worth $40, 600 or $4,000.
When this deal had been closed
Mrs. Barnhardt. accompanied
by their ward. Mary Joe Barn
hardt, a child of IL years. went
away. No information was
given out as to where they were
going.
Barnhardt had the reputation
here of being a broad minded,
liberal citizen. He was always
ready to do his full share in
promoting any public enterprise.
Mrs. Barnhardt. too. was
ind-hearted and charitable to q
fault and during last Christmas,
when the poor of the city were
being looked after by the Good
Fellows" organization. she came
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03

vi
4 and know in person
p,rnhardt who was one
..,iaers of one of the
IN banks some four OF
I 40. and who during
a. Of residency IN FOR
his proven himself one
an round jolly gooo
/ IN the general accepted
! Of the term.
has been arresteo
AL charged with a long
lime extending over q
10 years. during which
len able to hide his lden.
n reports go.
/ out now that the great
tian detectives and po-
: claim that Barnhardt
wonderful con"
| professional crook in
| that he has been oper-
| the country under a
more Of different aliases
|6 years the Pinkerton
s have hunted him in
in Forrest City to
home and where he
b nobody knew or SEEM
E. He brought a big
5000 or $40, 900 and
in q Forrest City bank.
ta beautiful residence
,ilt the finest, prettiest
orrest City. He bought
om farm of 1000 acres
st Of Forrest City
years he farmed it.
owned two autOmO-
vas one of those royal
Is and his circle of
tended even to many
ms even to Brinkley
i'd that there are sew
eyites who have SAM
|rious brands of hos
y of Barnhardt is so
d unique that the fol-
en from the CONNER
Of Tuesday will proye
to one and all. 1t
the great Sherlock
lnd Of fiction, as fol-
Fvals about every five
pths during his resi-
1 six years in Forrest
Ardt would leave on
business trips, to be
pnth or six weeks.
ver seemed to know
|as, but the suppOsi-
It be had business in
the north and east
nded his attention.
was ever thought
after part of last
= the first of Decem-
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03

While Brinkley is high and dry
and never in any danger Of high
waters yet the farm owners in
the bottom territory west and
Southwest of Brinkley have suf-
fered q most appalling loss by
the back water which on Satur-
day last began showing in the
sloughs and low places.
A break in the White River
Levee north of Surrounded Hill
on Saturday morning let a flood
of water thro to Cache river and
then to the bottoms.
The TAFT Eden plantation of
about 500 acres Of the finest
cotton and corn raised for years,
S miles East of Brinkley. the
Greenlee place farmed by G. w.
Grisham and sons with 200 acres
Of as fine cotton and corn, peas
etc., as was ever grown on the
place. the G. w. Hallum farm Of
rs acres, the Sam Hallum farm
of Is acres, Elmo Chaney's big
farm of several hundred acres,
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1915-09-03

Tell 'em you saw II in the ARGUa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-14
LEGAL NOTICE.


TO w. F. MARKHAM. HIS HEIRS, PER-
soNAL REPRESENTATIVES, AND
ASSIGNS:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of February. 1893. at the
courthouse of Chesterfield County, va,
there was exposed for sale and sold
by the treasurer of said county to Il.
A. Moseley, seventy-nine acres of land,
standing in the name of or charged to
w. F. Markham, and delinquent for
state taxes and equity levies assessed
thereon for the year 1891. in the
name of said W. F. Markham, and the
said Il. A. Moseley, having since the
said purchase and sale departed this
life, intestate. and more than two years
having elapsed since the date of the
said purchase and sale. and said land
not having been redeemed, we, the un-
dersigned. as the children and sole next
kin and heirs at law of the said e. A
Moseley, shall four months from the
due completion of this notice under and
by force of section SIS of the Code
of Virginia. as amended, apply for a
deed to the aforesaid tract of land
containing seventy mine tT9) acres.
OF all which you will take due notice
and govern yourself accordingly.
Obedience r. Bass tnee Moseiey).
Mamie S. Markham tnee Moseley).
James H. Moseley. Malvern NJ. Nose
ley. Herman w. Moseley. Bernard o.
MoseIey, Edward A. Moseley, Grace f.
LaPrade (nee Moseiey). Emma c. Bailey
fnee Moseley). heirs at law of Il. A.
Moseley. deceased.
W c. Pufliam attorney