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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14

the duty of the sheriff to advertise
the time and purpose of the election
and the amount of tax to be levied
each year in the paper published in
the county having the largest circu-
lation for thirty days before the
election; and II there be no paper
published, then by printed advertise
ment posted at the court house door
and at three other public places in
each voting precinct for thirty days
before the election.
6. ELECTION Officers). The cleo
tion above provided for shall be held
by the same officers who hold the
regular election, and the election
shall be held and the returns thereof
made in the same manner as is pro-
vided tg law for the regular cleo
ton.
81. Emergency AS there is
no adequate system or law by which
counties may levy the tax herein pro
vided. and the counties eff the State
being in need of some immediate ai1
in this respect, an emergency is here
by declared TO exist, and this bill
shall become effective upon it's pas
sage and approval.
Approved april %, 1917.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14

getting over the dock asked them
where that sunken lake was, and
found that they had never heard Of
IL.
at was seven years before I was
able to find anyone who had ever
heard Of IT, Then / was told that
there was something OF that sort in
Southern Oregon, but my informer
was not sure. Nine years later
found a man who had actually seen
IL, and gave me a good description
OF it, that greatly increased my de-
sire to see it. However, ] was not
able to get there until the sum-
mer of 1885, when we made the trip
in company with three friends, ar
irving there in July.
"Crater Lake was discovered by a
party Of twenty-five prospectors, led
by John w Hillman, then of Jack
sonville, Oregon, June ~, 1853, and
named Deep Blue Lake. Mr.. Hill
man was the last survivor of this
party and died in Hope villa, Louis
lana, March 10, 1915, in the eighty
third year of his age.
while standing on the rim of the
Lake in 1885 with Professor Joseph
LeConte, the thought occurred to me
that no point around this wonderful
cauldron had the hand of man yet
desecrated with peanut stands or
other marks of desolation, and that
something should be done to save it
forever for the people of this great
country.
"How to accomplish this was the
question. We discussed it at length
and finally decided the only way was
to have a national park created.
Ways and means were discussed and
the work of preparation commenced
then and there. A petition to the
President was prepared, asking for
the withdrawal from the market of
ten townships, which petition was
granted the following January, when
President Cleveland issued an exec
utive order to that effect.
"The actual work of interesting
Congress commenced Immediately
and continued for seventeen years,
when a bill was passed and signed
by the President May %, 1902, the
anniversary of the marriage of my
parents"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14
Experience the Best Teacher.

1t is generally admitted that expe-
rience is the best teacher, but should
we not make use of the experience of
others as well as our own? The ex-
perience of a thousand persons is
more to be depended upon than that
of one Individual. Many thousands
of persons have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for coughs and colds
with the best results, which shows it
TO be a thoroughly reliable prepare
tion for those diseases. Try it. 1t
is prompt and effectual and pleasant
to take. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14

T'here is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years II was sup
posed to besncurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Medi-
>cine. manufactured by +. J. Cheney 81
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the. Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails 10 cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
r., J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 15c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14

Total 5000. III ,5OO,OOO
From this total allowance must be
made for the Catholics of overrun
Poland and Belgium, who are not in
a position to be belligerents.
This is certainly not religious
war Not only do Catholics and Prot
estants fight on each side, but Ger
many's Mohammedan Turkish allies
are opposed by millions of those who
pray looking toward Mecca, owing
political allegiance to Great Britain
and Russia. India and the Caucas-
us and other southern portions of
Russia have produced tens of thou
sands of brave fighters against Prus-
sian autocracy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14
People Speak Well of Chamberlain
Tablets.

81 have been selling Chamberlain
Tablets for about two years and heard
such good reports from my custom
ers that l concluded to give them a
trial myself, and can say that i do
not believe there is aonther prepare
ton of the kind equal to them"
writes G. A. Mcbride, Headford,
Ont. If you are troubled with ind,-
gestion OF constipation give them a
trial. They will do you good. N
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14

Ia ole compound
because during
Change Of Life !
was in bed tw o
years and had two
operations, but all
the doctors and op-
erations did me no
good, and l would
have been in my
grave today had It
not been for Lydia
f. Pinkham's Veg
etable CompoiInd
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14
The Wrong Sister.

Mrs. Grump-Emily Smith, of the
fat upstairs, fell on the ice ana
sprained her wrist.
Grump-Emily? What internal
luck! Why wasn't il Geraldine who
pounds the piano?-Boston Tran
script.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14

Scientists say that blondes will
disappear in few years"
This gave the golden-haired girl
her opportunity.
We'll, il you want one" said she,
sweetly; you'd better speak up
now"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14
THIEVES The Rab.

I'm so dissatisfied with my shah
by little home. after seeing hers"
Eyes. but you saw only her house
and furniture. You didn't see the
rest of the family. Life.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-09-14
ALLIED CATHOLICS IN
NUMBER TWICE TEUTON

New York, Sept. S.-Pope Bene-
diets peace message to the belliger-
ents lends interest to the fact that
Catholics among the Central Powers
are outnumbered almost two to one
by persons of that faith in Allied ma
lions.
Roughly, the Central Powers have
$500, 900 Catholics and the Entente
Allies loo, 100000.
The Pope is the spiritual leader of
about 2S7,0OO,0O0 souls. Catholics
living in the principal belligerent
countries are divided about as fol-
lows:
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17

side whenever we quote the losses of
the enemy. Let us know promptly
the truth about our reverses as well
as the reverses of the enemy.
Let us know the real condition in
the various countries and on the va
rious fronts on both sides. Let Am
erica's entry into the war be signaliz-
ed by the tearing down of the auto
cratic walls of the allied censorship,
not by the building up OF cur own ar
tificial walls of autocracy to shut off
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17

untold harm has resulted, with dan
ger of popular upheavals everywhere.
Japan inaugurated the policy of
complete censorship in war The 9TH
er nations have copied her policy
blindly, without taking into account
the fundamental differences in the
people of the races involved.
What might be advisable in a mill
tary monarchy might entail serious
disadvantages in a democracy.
Congress ought to enact strong and
adequate supplementary measures to
protect military and state secrets,
but that should be all Our govern
ment is not a thief or murderer to
shun the light.
1t is simply the instrument of a
great people seeking even at heavy
cost and sacrifice to advance the cause
of righteousness in the world.
Should Discuss Events and Policies
Freely.
The press is the only agency by
which the people can be informed and
ought to be free to tell the news,
and the people should freely discuss
events and policies. Self-interest as
well as patriotism insure co-opera-
ton with the government in all legi-
innate measures to protect military
secrets.
Has the government has occasion
to complain thus far? Has the press
not consistently and gladly refrained
from reporting the movement of
/ troops, the movement of naval YES
sells. sailing of merchant vessels, the
movement of the foreign commission
My advice would be to strengthen
the Spy act and give the government
more power and authority to pro-
tect military and state secrets, but
to allow entire freedom of discussion
and of the press. Otherwise we shall
suffer some of the serious injuries ex-
perienced abroad by the European
governments in hastily copying the
Oriental policy.
We have just escaped one great
danger. Our people, like the British
were being lulled into the feeling
that all was going we'll with the al
lies, that Germany was on the verge
of collapse, that American troop.
would never go abroad, that we wer,
entering the war just in time t.
take part in the peace negotiations.
Censorship Would Have Defeated Con
scriptiOn.
If this had continued, the conscrip
ton bill would have been defeated
But, fortunately, there was no cen
sorship bill, no gag law in force. TIL
press could tell the truth.
The commissions from abroa
frankly told our press that the allie
armies were hard pressed from tire
mendous losses, that the U-boat cam
paign was seriously threatening con
troll of the sea and the food supply {
the United Kingdom, that Russia 70
military purposes was practically los
on account of internal anarchy an
that grave responsibilities to hay
democracy now rested on America
In going to war for the principle
, peoples rights we must not start b
: suspending constitutional government
No alleged military necessity ca
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17
AYERS We ARE DECEIVED BY FALSE
NEWS FROM ABROAD
Saws Issue Is to Prevent Germany
From Debating Peace and We Must
Understand Just What We Are Call
ed on to Face.
BY Richmond p Hobson,
Naval Expert and Former Member OF
Congress.
international News Service.

EVANSTON, H., May 12.-This war
which we have entered for democ-
racy against autocracy should be made
the peoples war in deed and in truth.
No real good has come to any bel
ligerent abroad-not even to Germany
from the censorship policy of sup
pressing unpleasant information to de-
ceive the people. On the contrary,
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17

the truth from the people of our own
democracy.
1t is the truth that makes men free
No crime to liberty is as deep as the
suppression or perversion of the truth
The deepest, noblest attribute of the
human soul is loyalty to the truth.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE=weII i'm
proved s-acre tract VIII take good
auto in part payment Also have prac-
tieally new Studebaker buggy, and a
handmade set of harness. for sale or
trade. Address p O. Bsx GO, city
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17

toe so big it was murder to put on
my shoe. / used SalveS and other
things that ate off more of the toe
than they did the corn. I'd cut and
dig with knives and scissors, put
now no more fooling for me. Two
drops of 'Gets-It' did all the work.
IT makes the corn shrivel and get 50
loose that you can just pick 1t right
off with your fingers!
There has been nothing new dis
covered for corns since "Gets-I
was born It's the new way-the
@Gets-It'' is sold everywhere. Csc
a bottle. or sent on receipt of price
by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Ill
Sold in Twin Falls una recommends
as the worlds best corn remedy b,
Skeels-Wiley Drug company; OFT,
Pharmacy; Bedford-Fisher Drug com
pany.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

especially advertisers is called to the fact that the
editions FALLS TIMES
1OfOur successive issuewl each be largely
copy will placed house in Twin
disposal will permit Each of these
subscription If this shall be signed
subscriber for the period indicated
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17
Germs Loosen OF
With Magic "Gets-lf'
Q Drops Do the Work, Painlessly.

ct tell you, before 1 heard OF
4Gets-It' I used to try one thing after
another for corns. L still had them
l used bandageS and they made my
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-05-17

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The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

2457-Roscoe Patton. Haynes.
1877-John Moore. Mariana.
735-Mose Alexander, Peters:
Sanders Johnson, Mariana.
2526-Sam Tilliman, MARVEL.
634-Tommy Turner, Mariana.
1S79-Henry Meredith, Palestine.
2363-Mathew Askew. Haynes.
2333-John Hevill, Haynes.
1504-Jesse James, Aubrey.
326-Robt. Fordham, Mariana.
1575-Harry Walton, Aubrey.
1453-James E. Croft, Mariana. Z
F. d. 3.
2O65-Jesse Triplett, Moro.
447-Walter Lewis, Mariana.
172S-Ashley Smith, Eblin.
1947-Gabe Crump, Phillips Bayou
76-Ernest Hollaway, Mariana.
1000
1897-Arthur Price, Clifton.
2519-Will Scales, MARVEL.
1319-Jer1y King, Moro.
1592-Wo we Murdoch, Brickeys.
672-Osto Walton, Brickeys.
1363-H'ill.e F. Stephens. Moro.
194O-Jake Birdsong, Pillow Mound
949-John Hunter, Mariana.
1350-Mor1is Russell, Moro.
2118-Chas. Barns, Mariana.
1S23-Harrison Chambley, Clifton.
393-Alvin Houston. Mariana.
993-Less Nash, MIrianna.
1306-Lewis Hutson, Moro.
1513-Ed Moore, Aubrey.
1O48-Dave Bowers, Soudan.
1O65-Emerso Foster, Haynes.
851-Octora Reece, Council.
11S1-Guy Henley. Moro.
1545-Morris Robinson, Aubrey.
2346-Jesse OWN Maherry, Haynes
1490-Nathanie Jackson, Aubrey.
2552-Will Adair, Mariana.
1811-Haywood Adams, Mariana.
1413-Wade H. Kearney. Aubrey.
1925
1767-Claud Billingsley, Palestine
158-Andy Tullas, Mariana.
2362-Andrew Armstrong, Haynes.
778-Milliam Former, Council.
Robert Walker Anderson, New
port.
1s7-Walter Allison. Mariana, R.
F. d. /.
2597-Harriso King, Mariana.
52-Glen Frazier, Mariana.
105.Robt. Smith McClintock, Mari
anna.
2384-Ernest Calvin, Haynes.
65O-Wm. Thos. Walton. Mariana
1420-Lawrence Womble. Aubrey
1553-Wesley Smith, Aubrey.
2101-Chas. Spencer, Goodwin.
836-Joe Qua1ls, Council.
36-Lawrence Crek, Mariana.
1387-Golden Williams, Moro.
2203-Wiliie Raneford Harding.
Askew.
1491-James Cabe Jones, Mariana
9S5-John Moore, Mariana.
352-James Hall, Mariana.
41S-Clifton Jones, Mariana.
920-Lewis Bryant, Clifton.
456-Hays Mcclure. Mariana.
806-Richard Johnson, Peters.
1850
1e53-Isiah Ebert, Jr., Phillips
Bayou.
2094-Elijah Miller, Wheatley.
2383-David Cross, Haynes.
1176-Louie Freeman. Moro.
1717-Matthew Robertson, Brickeys
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

96-Glen Hays Leary, Mariana.
1519-Gus Motley, Aubrey.
896-Chas. w. Shankle, Mariana.
1O98-Otis Lewis, Soudan.
1976-Aura Simmons, Mariana.
624-Peter Thomas, Mariana.
21O6-Jesse d. Beauchamp, Mari
anna.
57O-Andrew Jackson Rodgers
Mariana
2369-Linnie Brown, Haynes.
$50
544-Ambros Pryor, Mariana.
1021-Willie Woods, Mariana.
2190-Thomas Virgins, Askew.
2I44-Otis Lewis Hamilton, Askew
747-John Baker. Hughes.
254O-Robt. Velpal Hamilton, La
Grange.
1sS3-Alphonza Nickerson, Marian
ma.
2497-Ray Field Enron, MARVEL.
1269-Roy Grizzell, Askew.
2506-Miles Jacques, Marvell..
2543-Wiilie Kidd, La Grange.
2423-DeWitt Jones, Hughes.
2573-John Earnest, La Grange.
1258-Robt. Covington, Moro.
2529-Alonzo Williams, MARVEL.
2627-James Turner. Mariana.
929-David Copeland, Mariana.
15O8-Thos. A. Lewis. Aubrey.
2410-Jewell Garrett, Dansby.
2O45-Oscar Daniel Gregory, Good
win.
1194-John w. May, Moro.
1965-Raymond Kneeland, Phillips
Bayou.
138-Grady Parks. Mariana.
2618-Jesse Scott, Mariana.
2426-Lovelace Jones, Haynes.
S75
1667-Ad Harper, Brickeys.
1199-Robt. Lee Mills, Monroe.
1619-Phillip Bently. Brickeys.
1794-Jesse c. Maye. Mariana.
2168-Dudley Gibson, Askew.
91-Wm. Aston Johnston, Marian
838-Ben Peters, Council.
635-Wesley Turner, Mariana.
1416-Vences E. Motsinger, Aubrey
2261-Geo. Nickel. Mariana.
2593-Harrison johnson, Mariana
2440-Allen Main, Haynes.
861-Harve Senior, Peters.
633-Lenon Turner, Mariana.
1326-John Miller. Moro.
2274-Sim Smith, Mariana.
712-Wm. Woodson, Mariana.
17-Earle Brainard, Mariana.
802-Cleveland Ivory, Peters.
1255-Fred Brown, Moro.
1999-Solomon Arts, Aubrey.
2192-Fred Yarbrough, Askew.
2297-Henry Wallace, Lexa.
691-Preston Williams, Mariana.
378-Sam Hicks, Mariana.
900
1083-Geo. Ivy, Soudan.
2206--James holland. Rondo.
237-Jake Brown, Mariana.
422-Irby Jones, Mariana.
2295-Richard Walker, Rondo.
619-Dave Terry, Mariana.
1O58-Emmett Doyle, Soudan.
344-Hosy Galady. Mariana.
2072-Thos. Bonds, Wheatley.
1766-Gip Bynum, Mariana.
2433-Jim Lane, Dansbv.
824-Mack Mitchell, Council.
442--James Lawson, Mariana.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

f213-Richard Elias Paris. Moro.
1799-Chas. Stemac. Palestine.
202-Sydney Baldwin, Mariana.
164-Lutie VIM. Vernon, Mariana
268-Frank Collier, Clifton.
272-Haywood Conner, Mariana.
1198-Wm. l.. McElduff, Moro.
124S-Wm. Burnett. Moro.
1174-Sidney Farrell, Moro.
964-Frederick Johnson, Mariana
S66-True Love Tony, Council.
593-Oral Stubblefield, Mariana
407-Samuel Jefferson, Mariana.
-Clayburn Chisum. Mariana.
886-Robt. Franklin Lewis, Marian
ma.
1S20-A. d. Bonds, Mariana.
1561-James Fredson Smith, Mari
ma, r. F. d. 2.
1901-Jesse Rollison, Mariana.
1772-Jimmie J. Chandler. Marian
1373-Senior Tate, Moro.
1465-Paul King Agrippa Dunn,
Aubrey.
: 2602-Dave Morsaw, Mariana.
OCO-J OLIl w tIllG 0Occ,
2136-Thos. Williams, Mariana.
1161-Arthur Tarbet Chambers.
Moro.
1S61-Clayburn Jones, Mariana.
769-Walter Davis, Peters.
1152-Scott Brass, Moro.
776-Simon East, Council.
138O-Walter Vancer, Moro.
1293-Richard Hughes, Moro.
1907-Robt. Smith. Clifton.
566-Illinois Robertson, Mariana.
2030-Almus Pannel, Aubrey.
5S1-Ollie Saunders, Mariana.
1777-Stephen A. Douglas, Pales-
tine.
311-Will Evans, Mariana.
$50
2625-Sam Turner, Mariana.
1227-Arthur Wallace Wilson,
Goodwin.
2306-Joseph Brewer Haynes.
2486-Cayce Franklin Falls. Mar
veil.
124-Ray Hays Mitchell, Mariana
4S1-Robt. Montgomery, Mariana
2415-Darling Hopkins, Haynes.
1937-Aloe Vaughn, Mariana.
CJC-JOIiu 1IlOIldS huSScll, hdLl-
anna.
744-Telford Brooks. Peters.
979-Anderson Lockhart, Mariana
582-Sylvester Sangster, Mariana
1409-Wm. Franklin Gideon, Au-
brey.
1876-Hezekiah Mickens, Mariana
2508-Ambrose Jones, MARVEL.
1740-Joseph Thomas. Brickeys.
1367-Eliza Shackleford, Moro.
2117-Oscar Baker, Mariana.
829-Alec Mathews, Council.
240-Ollie Brown, Mariana.
1028-Walter Wise, Thomasvilfe.
2092-Jesse McGehee. Wheatley.
2123-Elmo Germany, Mariana.
499-Sam Moses, Mariana.
2027-Dallas Mckinney, Rondo.
975
2387-Will Calbert, Haynes.
1011-Manuel Sales, Mariana.
590-Henry Stevens. Mariana.
1105-Jesse Murrah, Soudan.
444-James Leatherwood, Mariana
636-Willie Turner, Mariana.
1760-Wm.' Wallace, Brickeys.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03
MASTER DRAFT LIST.
CONTINUED from page ID

30s-Henry Dunlap. Mariana.
2121-Otto Folder, Mariana.
563-Geo. Robinson, Mariana.
2I1-John Buson. Mariana.
1435-Robt. Brown, Aubrey.
17s4-Leonard C. Jones, Goodwin.
2513-Robt. Amos Patterson, Mar
veil.
oO02-Alfred Butler, Rondo.
I1e3-Wm. Grove Chambers, Moro
96O5-Jonnie Morris, Mariana.
19S9-Daniel Augustus Campbell
Rondo.
2356-Wm. Edward Tyler, Haynes
1933-Eddie Wilson, Mariana.
2335-Ross Dillon Hughes, Haynes
I46-Alfred G. Samuel Mariana.
s43-Geo. Payne, Peters.
1O50-Joe Belts, Soudan.
1376-Geo. Toneys Moro.
1379-Jas. Thomson, Moro.
I0O8-Jessie Slaydon, Mariana.
2472-Wm. Wilson. Haynes.
229-Jas. Bradley, Mariana.
41O-Dommie Johnson, Mariana.
299-Henry Dolby. Mariana.
lO75-Earmer Hampton, Soudan.
800 -
2391-Ally Dickerson, Haynes.
1189-Levin Sydney Land, Moro.
26O6-Jo ohm Mosely, Mariana.
75O-Orlie Berry, Council.
58-Ernest Baxter Gather. Mari
anna.
2394-Spoter Dawkins, Haynes.
24O9-Will Green, Dansby.
1443-Cubay Irving Chandler, Au-
brey.
1654-Golden Head, Brickeys.
2367-Isaac Austin. Haynes.
150-David VIM. Shea, Mariana.
19-Walter Lafayette Britt, Mari
anna.
4oO-HambaII IshmaeL Jr., Mari
anna.
2321-Ayahnes M. Faulkner. Hay
mes.
1547-Anthony Robinson, Aubrey.
1875-Calvin McAdoo, Goodwin.
1320-Ed Keaton, Moro.
1977-Tom Turner, Starksville.
Miss.
4-Chas. Jacob Baldwin, Mariana.
1859-Lawson Johnigan, Palestine
1871-Anderson Mandsth, Palestine
1735-Jessie Smith. Brickeys.
115-Wm. Burnley Mann, Mariana
OoL-Ddflu NldtuGWct SOtiiAii.
1180-Trent Graham, Mariana.
1926
2350-Clarence Philpot Forrest City
206-Alonzo Barnett. Mariana.
1865-Eariy Jones, Mariana.
2178-Geo. Owensby, Askew.
228-Wm. Bradford, Council.
1489-Joe Jackson, Aubrey.
136-Albert Clifford Parker. Mari
anna.
872-Daniel Walls, Peters.
2582-Cleveland Harris, Mariana.
2304-Geo Linear Andrews, Haynes
430-Simon Kellam. Mariana.
2344-Collyer Wesley Lawson,
Haynes.
2122-Ira Germany, Mariana.
328-Elmo Fountain. Mariana.
965-Frederick Johnson, Thomas
vile.
2075-Walter Boyd, Goodwin.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1917-08-03

416-Preston Johnson, Mariana.
.617-Dean TerraL Mariana.
526-Henry Pascal, Mariana.
6O9-Henry Sqmmerville. Mariana
2275-Ben Stokes, Lexa.
613-James Taylor, Mariana.
316-Johnny Fisher. Mariana.
2188-Alick Washington, Askew.
274-Will T. Cooper, Mariana.
1837-Daniel Gullins, Palestine.
948-Ocie Hamilton, Mariana.
1283-Carey Glover, Thomasville.
968-Fred Jalvers. Mariana.
2613-Nat Reeves, Mariana.
1719-Albert Smith, Brickeys.
1353-Stanley Race, Thomasville.
1821-Wm. Blount, Palestine.
2O33-Isaac Thomas, Rondo.
546-Richard Pryor. Mariana.
1154-Slaughter j. Bunch, Marian
ma.
2580-T. Harrison, La Grange.
766-Walter Dennis, Council.
734-James Leroy Williams, Coun-
ell.
2435-Nolole Main, Dansby.
2O86-Amzine Lyons, Goodwin.
2215-Fred Edwin Zieger. Rondo.
1O72-Spencer Hines, Jr., Soudan.
Sled Nelson Mariana.
2O5-Shelby Banks, Mariana.
1908-Will Smith, Mariana.
2531-John Henry Williams, Mar
veil.
1576-Monroe Woodland. Aubrey.
913-William Brunt, Mariana.
342-Moses Givin Mariana.
86O-Eli Sidney, Hughes.
934-Amos Edwards, Thomasville.
2293-Sianain Walker, Rondo.
460-Daniel McGinnis. Mariana.
427-Walter Jones, Mariana.
2550-Joe Kenney Sunet, La Grange
666-Alf Williams, Mariana
2171-Pat Harvey, Askew.
241-Robert E. Brown, Mariana.
40--Robert M. Davis, Mariana
1527-Frank Newsom, Aubrey.
235s.Henry Edward Williams,
Haynes.
2553-Joby Bryant, La Grange.
1692-Isaac Mathchesis, Council.
572-Limous Rodgers, Mariana.
100-Robert Harris Lindsey, Mari
anna.
1O76-James Hines. Soudan.
2403-Edgar Franklin, Forrest City
1138-Simon Williams, Soudan.
2194-Fred Brown, Rondo.
157-Howard Thomas Royce, Mari
anna.
2307-James Edward Barnhart,
Haynes.
236-Henry Brown. Mariana.
1745-William Undertake, Brickeys
1309-Gideon Haet, Moro.
1492-Smith Johnston, Aubrey.
214-Ford Beazley, Mariana.
Milford Carroll Aubrey.
629-Walter Tillace. Mariana.
647-Jesse Walker, Mariana.
864-Venderbilt Toney, Council.
1489-Joe Jackson, Aubrey.
29-Theodore F. Claywell, Marian
ma.
183O-Will Alexander, Mariana.
918-Dan Bracy. Townsville.
2469-Nathania Turner, Haynes.
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