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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02
HARRISVILLE.

Mr.. Ulysses Harris carried off q
nice drove of hogs last week,
averaging $50 pounds and brought
him a nice sum of money.
Moving is taking place in oul
community this week. Mr.. Fred
Heathcott moved to Mr.. Shade
Mecham's farm, this side of Full.
ton, and Mr.. Andrew French NOV
ed into the house vacated by him
on Mr.. Sam French's farm.
School is progressing nicely al
White Rose, under the manage
ment of Mr.. H. M. Davis anC
Winnie Wood. Mr.. Fuqua, oul
county superintendent, visited US
last Thursday and had to leave fol
his home in Dresden, on account
of sickness.
Mr.. George King moved from
Mr.. Bill divers place to Mr.. Sam
French's farm to live this year,
Mr.. John Grifin's baby was
right sick last week.
Mr.. Buck McNatt is slowly i'm
proving from a severe attack Of
blood poison.
Mr.. Chesley Morrison is suffer
ing from a rising in his head,
Mrs. Fay Newton is slowly i'm
proving from a severe attack Of
toDsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Paschall
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
big girl, born the 26th.
Mrs. Iva Hodge is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Dewey Brann and Miss
Myrtle Reed, on last Sunday after
noon, drove to the home of Esq,
Hagler, and were united in mar
riage. Mr., Brann is an upright,
Woodworking young man, well
worthy the prize he has won,
while his fair bride cannot be too
highly spoken Of. She is modest,
refined and a perfect lady in every
respect. We wish for them a long
and happy life.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02

Mrs. Robert Moore is still very
sick, suffering with a severe pain
in her head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp Allen have
moved into their new home, IN
south town.
Mrs. B. M. Bruce received q
message to come to her father, who
is very sick at his home in Mid
die Tennessee.
Mr.. John Harkey left Monday
night for Nashville, to attend the
Masonic grand lodge, his wife ac-
companying him.
Mrs. Fannie Estes and brother,
Mr.. Newt Allen we're called to
Gleason to see their brother, Mr..
John Allen, who is sick.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02
CORINTH AND NEW SALEM

Mr.. De Berry, of Humboldt, will
make an address to the fruit grow
ers of Sharon on Saturday, Feb.
10, at 1870, on the subject of truck
farming, how to grow and market
same. All that are interested
should hear him.
! The association has revised its
bylaws and constitution and ask
me to send them to the Enterprise
for publication, so all who are in
terested may know just what they
are and also the amendments. They
are as follows: Each and every
member of the association will be
required to deliyer all of his ber-
ries, except those that he may pre-
fer to consign, to the salesman OF
this association to be handled by
him to the best of his ability.
Should any member Of the .asso.
citation violate this section his
name and interest will be stricken
from the books of the association
for the remaining season.
The association will not handle
or allow to be handled by the
statesmen any berries coming from
any other shipping points what
ever.
1t shall be the duty of this as
ISOLATION to elect committee Of
three who shall have full power
over the salesman, loader and in
spector, who may be employed by
the directors Of the association,
and discharge the same at any
time for non.discharge of duty; al
so to pass on sales of berries and
send wires at any time they deem
necessary.
1t shall be the duty of the direc-
tors of the association to elect a
salesman, whose duty it shall be
to handle the berries of Sharon
association to the best of his abili-
ty with the approval Of the execu-
tive committee.
1t shall be the duty of the secre-
tary of the association to furnish
the loader and the salesman list
OF the names Of the members OF
the Sharon association, and should
they be found guilty of handling
the fruit other than this associa-
ton, the committee may discharge
them at once.
All the old members Of the as.
ISOLATION are requested to see the
secretary, B. W. Bruce, and re-en.
list with him, Those who wish to
l.become members may do so by
seeing the secretary and paying
their dues.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Reagor are
sick with la grippe at their home,
south Of town.
Mr.. Claud Nowlin was called to
the bedside Of his sister, Mrs. Bill
lie Barton, Of Greenfield.
Mr.. G. T. Mitchell, who has
been visiting home folks for the
past month, left Friday for Toron'
to, Canada.
Mrs. R. M. Allen entertained
the Agenta Embroidery club,
Thursday, at her home. Members
present: Mesdames Sallie Glass,
Laura Glass, Anna Tansil, Allie
Tansil, Banks, Nooner, Ada Glass,
Beard; visitors: Mrs. Pritchard,
Mrs. Edmonston, Mrs. Under
wood, Fannie Glass and Hazel
Banks.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02
Cottage Grove
Auto Wrecked

Paducah, KY, Jan. 20. Earl
Ousley, aged %, Of Cottage Grove
was instantly killed; Harvey Cali
more Of Cottage Grove, fatally In
jured, and Josom M, Hays, Dave
Lloyd and L. D. Rainey OF the
same place were badly hurt when
a machine in which they were re-
turning to Cottage Grove from
Paducah plunged off forty.toot
embankment into water-hlled
pit beneath.
Lloyd, who was driving, and the
others, except Ousley, were thrown
clear of the car. Ousley was pinned
beneath. Farmers who heard cries
dragged all five out, but Ousley
was dead when they reached him
Lloyd said rain was falling when
he started to descend the hill and
the the lights suddenly dimm'
ed. He missed turn in the road
and plunged directly over the EN-.
bankment. Galimore sustained
conclusion Of the spine and doctors
say he cannot live. Hays broke
his shoulder. The other two were
badly cut up and bruised.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02

Wait and see our boots for
spring. They will be the last
word in style.-Al Gardner.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-02-02

They read everything in the Enterprise advertisements
and ALL and those who paronzing the ENTERPRISE
advertising columns are told daily by hes pile that they
saw their advertisements in this paper This what makes
the advertiser stick to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. our readers
are not ashamed to tell him they his advertisement in
the DRESDEN ENTERPRISE.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the 1nterior-u. S. Land Off co at Little Rock, Arkan- sas. April r, 1917.
 Notice is hereby given that Wander ". Blocker, of Ceadr Glades, Arkan- 3as. who. on April 15 and May .. 1913, made homestead entries. No. 050J2. O95S4, for s. E s. F sE Il SEE h, N. + SEE h SEE N SEE r. and NE. i SEE. | SEE. <, Sec. g. T. N.. R. 2t w. Little Rocl, district and x. F x. + NE II NV. ti Sec {, T. S, K. 2l W, in the Camden district, Fifth Principal Meridian, has filed notice of intention 10 make threeTear proof to estab tsh claim too the land above de. scribed, before United States Commis' siner, at Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the tst day of June, 1917.
 Claimant names as witnesses: James C. Riley. of Cedar Glades, Ar kansas; James W. Iialsell Of Cedar Glades. Arkansas; John W Blocker, of Cedar Glades, Arkansas; Houston Richardson, Of Cedar Glades. Ar kansas. JNO. W. ALLEN,
 Register
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CENSORSHIP ON TELEGRAPH
 LINES TO MEXICO

Washington, May 3.--Directi3n of the censorship over telegraph lines be tween the United States and Mexico has been placed in the hands of Brigadier-General Mcintyre, head of the insular bureau of the war depart ment, who has chosen a group of civilian telegraphers fer he actual work. The telegraphers. commissis ned as officers in the signal corps reserve, have been sent to half zen points along the border with detailed instruc- tions as to how they shall carefully censor all messages and news reports crossing the international line.
 No general censorship regulations have been worked out, General Mcln- tyre proposing to depend fer the pres ent upon instructions given to the in dividual officers and the common ense of the latter.
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FRENCH MISSION STARTS
 ON THE WESTERN TRIP
ROUTE THAT WAS TAKEN IS NOT MADE PUBLIC BY WASHING.
 TON OFFICIALS.

Washineton, May 3.--The French mission, headed by Rene Viviani, Mar shal Jofre and Admiral Chocheprat. lief, here this afternoon for a tour If Middle Western and Eastern states after being enthusiastically received on the floor of the house f repre- sen- tatives.
 The special train bearing the wis tors is due in Chicago about noon tomor- row, and fficials in communities through which it will pass will be notified in time so that people one the route may greet the dstingu shed Frenchmen.
 Upon leaving Chicago the mission will proceed to St. Louis, Kansas City. Springfield. lll.; Philadelphia. New York and Boston returning 10 Wash ington pr r-bably in ten days. As measure of safety the state depart men has withheld the routes to @ traveied and times If arrival and de. partnre in the various cities to be visited.
 Elaborate entertainments and recep- tlons have been planned for the mem- bers of the mission, and hundreds of thousands of people are expected to greet them From day |. day as many details as can be given with safety wi be announced by the department of state
 A great crowd grouped at Union ta- ton to see the party off Outside three tall flagstaffs the flags of the United States, France and Great Brit ain were flying. As the visitors and their escorts stepped from automo- piles and walked 10 the train entrana the crowd separated. leaving a Or ad path and cheered and applauded
 Officials representing the state. navy and war departments and Ambassador Jusserand and other diplomats es. corted the Frenchmen 10 their train
 The marshal M Viyianl and Ad- miral Chocheprat stood on the plat. form until the last moment, chatting with officials and saying "au revoire."
 Just at 3;3O oc'ock the train began to move, the cr1wd cheered again and the F'renchmen on the observation platform waved their hats until their car disappeared in the distance.
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MOONEY WITNESS CHARGED WITH suBoRNATloN OF PERJURY

San Francisco, May 3.--In the mu- nicipal court today Frank C. Oxman. whose testimony against Thomas ]. Mooney was held to be largely re. sponsible for Moneys recent esnvic ton on a charge of murder gr,wing out of bomb exp osion during pre- paredness parade here last summer, was ordered held for action by the su- perior court Oxman was tried on a charge of attempted subornation of perjury, in that he is alleged tc have sought to induce F F. Rigall of Gray vile, H.. to testify falsely against Mooney.
 Oxman is wealthy cattle dealer of Durkee oregon.
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NOTICE

'o lhe Holders of Garland County War
 You are hereby notified that the fol-
 TE M S t f t eong of a4 orf order IT, Wa2e s7 land County. on 'hc 2Uth day Of Febru- tN. A D. l9If. calling in the outstand- i1- warrants of t,ariand County iSSucd prior t. the .2th day of December. l9l6 ,or the purpose of redecmng. cancelliug class flying or re-iseting the same:
 BE IT REMEMBERED that on the day being day Of the regular JanuaTy, l9li, term of the Garland County Court, with the Honorable S. X. Buchanan, Judge. present and presiding. the follow lns among other proceedings were had.
 In the matter of calling in the out standing warrants of Garland County. Arkansas:
 It being by the Court deemed expedi- ent to call in the outstanding warrants of said county. for the purpose of re- deeming. cancelling, re-issuing or class 2 HNing .he same, and for the further pur- pose of ascertaiuing the true financial condition of said Garland County; 1t is therefore by the court ordered that all holders of any Gatland, County warrants issued prior to the 12th day of Deccm- Der, A. D. 1916, shall present the same to the County Court of said County of Garland at Hot SDrings. in said County. on the 23rd day of May. A. D. 1917. for redemption cancellation, classification or re-issue; and 1t Is further ordered that all holders of any warrants of said county, who shall neglect or refuse to present tho same at the time and place aforesaid, as required by this order shall thereafter be forever debarred from de . irving any benefits from their claims: and it Is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court finnish the Sheriff of Gan Q land County with q true copy Of the above order to the end that he nav give the uOtiCN 70 tho holders of said warrants as required by aw; and 1t Is further or- dered that the sheriff Of Garland county notify the holders of said county war Court at the time and place as aforesaid for redemption. cancellation. clasificat tion or re. Issue. by putting up at the court e house door and at the election precincts in each township in said county. aI lea st thirty days before the time appointed by the order of said County Court for the presentation Of said warrants a true copy of said order. and bv publishing the same in U=Rspapers printed and publish ed in the state of Arkansas, two of which papers shall be printed and pub lished in Garland county and state afore- said and having bona fide circulation Therein. for two weeks In succession. the last insertion 10 be at least thirty days before the time fixed by said County Court for the presentation of said war rants.
 State Of Arkansas
 County of Garland ss;
 L. Allen E'otchkiss clerk of the County and Probate Courts within hnd for the county and state aforesaid. do hereby eertivf that the foregoing two pages con tains full true an dperfect copy of Inc
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BAKERS RATIFY AGREEMENT.

Chicago May 3.-Members cf the bakers union, who have been on strike since Saturday, today ratified the agreement reached last night be tween their representatives and em- meeting Of the union before all D ints of the agreement were ratified. The principal points of the agreement were an increase of g. a week in wages and concession to the employ CTS of the right to maintain non-unicn foremen in the shops
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GREW OF ROCKINGHAM LANDED.

Dublm May 3.--Captain Charles Ed wards and 1T members of the crew of the American steamer Rockingham arrived in Dublin this evening on their way 10 Liverpool They say their ship vas torpedoed at 2:40 o'clock Tues day afternoon and that Harry Margey second engineer, ol California, and William Wann. Hawaiian oiler, were killed by the explosion in the engne room.
 Two submarines followed the Rock lngham for an hour One of them went ahead Of the steamer and sub merged and horly afterward the Rockingham was torpedoed The sur vivors were al put 2i hours in the boats before they were picked up.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County, Arh
 Dora Cannon, plaintiff, vs. ]. D. Hagler ct al. defendants. The defendants J. D. IIagler, or her heirs. H. A. Hollfield or her heirs. and the unknown heirs of Ida Boggs, deceased, are warned to appear in th 8 court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Dora Cannon
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 31st day of March, 1917.
 r. W. ROWI4ES, Clerk. Gibson Witt, attorney ad litem
 4-1-17
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IidfutS IcIClfSo kM H " nomination for delegate IM Rate Constitutional Convention Wsln the Sixth Congressional District of Arkan- sas, my name will be submitted to the voters of said Congressional District at the general election held on tue 26th day of June, 1917, as a candidate for delegate rom said Sixth Congressional District to said Constitutional Conven. ton
 In compliance with the statute of the recent General Assembly, known a the Wagoner Law | submi. the fol lowing statement, showing my connec- ton with corporations during the pre- ceding twelve months as follows:
 I own stock in. and am President of, the following Banking institutions:
 Bank of Fordyce, Fordyce, Arkansas. Bank of Bauxite. Bauxite, Arkansas.
 Exchange Bank Stuttgart, Arkan as.
 l own stock in, and am Director of, the following Bankisg institutions:
 Bank of Waldo, Waldo, Arkansas.
 Lee County National Bank Marian ma, Arkansas.
 Bradley County Bank, Hermitage, Arkansas.
 Union Bank and Trust Co, Junction City, Arkansas.
 Bankers Mortgage and Trust Co., Fordyce. Arkansas.
 l am a Stockholder in the following banks:
 Bank of Stephens, stephens, Ar kansas.
 Bank of Rison Rson, Arkansas.
 Cleburne County Bank, Hebel Strings, Arkansas.
 First State Bank, Ieesville, Louisi. ana.
 Citizens Bank, Tillar. Arkansas.
 Victoria Bank, Strong. Arkansas.
 own stock in, and am President of The Brown Company of 1liannee. Mississippi,
 l own stock in, and am a Director Of the following IMmber and Timber Companies
 Edgar Lumber Company, Nesson, Arkansas.
 Hall & Legan Lumber Co.,, Morton Mississippi
 Gammill Lumber Company, Pela- hatcnie, Mississippi.
 Arlolnsas Vancouver Timber and L. Co.,. British Columbia
 Newell Lumber Company, Eunlce Louisiana
 Columbia Lumber Company, stepn ems, Arkansas.
 HrFHHodge Lumber Company, Hodge, Louisiana.
 own stock in, and am the Presi- dent of. the following Life and Fire Insurance Companies;
 Home Life and Accident Company, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Home Fire Insurance Company, For. dyce Arkansas.
 l own stock in, and am President of, the Rock Island Townsite Company of Fordyce, Arkansas
 an Director Of the Fl Dorado & Wcsson Railway Company. of Fl Dora do, Arkansas
 ] am q Director Of tho CullInsHamp ton Grocery Company of Fordyce, Ar. kansas. l own stock in the Mississippi Soft Pine Lumber Company of Canton, Mis- sissippf I own stock T the Gates Lumber Compa1T Of Wllmar, Arkansas. own stock in, and am Director of ] Red Thomas and Company" mer- cantila corpora ion of Bigelow, Ar tansa I am member Of the Board of l Trustees of the University of Ar kansas
 A, B BANKS l Sl1s, .bed and sworn to before me on this the 24th day Of April, 1917.
 JAMES. \. I4ATTTIIO,
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AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
 WILL LEAVE TODAY

New York, May 3.-Count Adam Ta.nowsM von Tarnow, wh was sent here from Austria4tIungary a. ambas. sador, but who was never officially received by President Wilson ar rived at IIoboken, N l., tonight with 2S members cf the embassy staff on a special train from Washington, They will sail tomorrow with the dismissed German officials from China and Cuba, under safe conduct assurance from the entente allies on board the Holland-American liner Ryndam.
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BANK OF ENGLAND TO WORK
 WITH FEDERAL RESERVE BANK

New York, May 3.--Negotiations for estab ishing relations between the Bank of England and the Federal Re serve Bank of New York, which were begun by the governors of the re- spectiye institutions some months ago. have been completed. it was au- ucunoed tonight. The arrangement provides that the Bank of England will act as the correspondent and agent in London of the Federal Re serve Bank cf New York, and that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will act in a similar capacity in New York fir the Bank Of England.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice of Execution Sale.

Nol'Cc or EHeCutlon Saic.
 Notce is hereby given that will on the 22nd day of May. 1917 between the hours prescribed by law for jul dlcial sales al the front door of the Courthouse n the City of Hot Springs, Garland County Arkansas. offer for sale to the highest bidder on a credit of three mon,hs, all the right, iii s and interest of (. C. Wilson in and to the following described lands situated III Garland County Arkansas, to-wit: Lot Fifteen Gjl, Block Two (2), Schul- tice's Subdivision in the SW !. of the SEE r., Section 4Township 3 South, Range 19 West
 Levied upon by me a. the property Of (. C Wilson to satisfy an execu. ton in my hands, which issued from Clerk of the Garland County Court of Common Pleas in favor of w F. Lake for the sum Of $lo75O Dollars and he costs.
 Witness my hand sheriff his, the 30tb day of April, 1917.
 BRAD o. SMITH. sheriff. By J. IT. BRECKENRIDGE.
 Deputy Sheriff.
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THOMAS
 DIED FROM EXPOSURE

London, May 3.-Captan S. $. liar ris and eight other survivors of the American tank steamship Vacuum, sunk by German submarine. arrived today at suffering severe:y from exhaustion and exposure. Lieu tenant Thomas, t. $. N., who was in command of the gun crew on the Vacuum, died Of exposure on Sunday morning in the captains boat Ills body was buried al sea
 The captains boat was overturned three times and the men had a ter rible battle for life The survivors will be unable to travel before Satur- day.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given, that in pur- suance Of the authority and directions contained in the decrejal order of the |Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the 1st day O. February. A. D., 1917, in a certain cause (No. 5055), then pending therein between Vim II. Dobbin and F. H. Eddy, Trustee, complainants, and Ida NJ Eddy et al, defendants, the under signed as Commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue 10 the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance Of the County Courthouse, In which said Court is held, in the Cunty or Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 22nd day of May, A. D., 1917, the following described real estate, to-wit: All of Crim's Subdivision of the South west quarer of the Northeast Guar ter of Section Twerty-nine (29), Twp, Two (2) South, Range Nineteen (l9) West, as the same appears of record in Volume Thirty (30), Page Forty-nine (l9) of the records of Deeds and Mort sages of Garland County, Arkansas, ex- cept Lots One C), Two @. Sixty (60) and sixty one (61). of said subdivision, all situated in Garland County, in the State Of Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: One a credit O. three months. the purchaser being re- quired to execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree oof said Court in said caGse, with ap. proved security. bearing interest at tho rate of per cent per annum from date of sac unti1 paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 27th day Of April. \. D., 1917.
 FRANK W. ROWJ.ES,
 Commissioner Tn Chaucery.
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SWEDEN PROHIBITS
 EXPORT OF FOODS

Stockholm, via London, May 3.--A pr hiDition against exports which went into effect t day covers nearly all the articles of foodstuffs the export of which previous had been permitted, The most important prohibition is that covering pork.
 Among other articles affected by the new crder are fruits, berries. nuts, hops, edible fungi caviar and ether fish roe and kitchen herbs.
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OPIUM SMU GGLED
 INTO THIS COUNTRY

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 3.-Thousands of dollars worth of opium and other narcotics have been smCggled into the United States from Mexico in ship ments of lemons, according to revenue officers who today took charge Of Nip King and Charlie Mp, Chinamen, ar rested in a raid last night
 The officers say the drugs were con cealed n dried lemons hidden under several layers of good fruit.
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" 2 esAL NOTICES of fsaidc Having T& F1MNW MTNW N
EsAL NOTICES
iCounty Court of said coun.

" ~otlon or reissue ali outstand Ing couTty warrants as the same appears ot record m County Court Record Volume flee.
 In Witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court. at my office in the City of Hot Springs. Arkansas on this 27th day of February. A. D. 1917.
 ALLEN HOTCHKISS. Clerk and all holders of any warrants of Gar land County Arkansas. are hereby noti- fled 10 present the same 10 the County Court at the court house in Hot Springs Garland County. Arkansas. on the 29rd day of May. A D 1917. for redemption. cancellation, classification or reissue. and all persons who shall hold any war rants Of said county shall neglect or re- fuse 70 present tho same as required by the. order of the County Court and the notice aforesaid. will bo forever dcbarrcd from deriving any benefit from their claims.
 Done by order Of tho Garland County Court this 2ith day of February A. p. 19t7 BRAD c. SMITH,
 sheriff of Garland County Arkansas. 1 -12-tf