OBITUARY.
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DIED, at Memphis, Tennessee, on Wednesday morning, 18th November, 1913, Mas. ELIZA H. FINLEY, wife of Major J. J. FINLEy-representa- tive of the Crtenden district in the Senate of Ar kansas.

 This death creates void in the family circle and in society, which can never be adequately filled inficts a wound upon the hearts of survivors which Heaven alone can heal.

 Intelligence of this sad event has filled our mind with retrospect of the deepest and most painful in- terest Our memory recurs to the time, some eight years back, when we first knew the subject of this notce-a bright and beautiful girl and next to the period just five years since, when we stood by and saw her-a blooming and happy bride-give her heart and hand to one who endowed with all of mind and heart which man may respect and woman love, was worthy of her trust,-to him who is now bowed down under the heaviest of human bereavements We have observed her wife, mother daugh- ter, sister, and friend and have admired and loved her. for the exemplary discharge of all her duties She the youngest of three sisters-all pure ot heart and lovely of person but of health too fragile to bear the cares of life They have all died within two short years. She was the last of them We mourn her loss as of one of our own family May the God of mercy sustain the hearts of the ereaYed vivors-her infant children her noble hearted hus- band, her venerable mother.

 In the first number of the paper it was first oul fortune to edit had the pleasure of recording hel marriage; while now, our first number bears the las sad and feeble tribute pay to the worth of oul departed friend.