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The herald., 1898-02-10
IN THE COMMONS
Famine in Ireland Makes Relief Meas
ures Necessary

LONDON, Feb. 9.-The debate on the
address, in reply to the speech from the
throne, was resumed in the House of
Commons today, Michael Davitt moving
an amendment calling attention to the
distress in Ireland and the failure of the
potato crop. The motion was seconded
by John P. Hayden and was supported
by John Dillon, Chairman Of the Irish
parliamentary party, who said the mis-
ery in Ireland was a scandal to the gov
ernment. Mr.. Dillon added that the dis
tress was aggravated by evictions of the
starving, and he called upon the govern
ment for immediate comprehensive pro-
posals for the relief of the sufferers.
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The herald., 1898-02-10
IN COMMITTEE
One Scheme to Aid Cuba Meets With
Failure

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations today
decided to make an adverse report upon
the proposition advanced yesterday by
Senator Allen to amend the Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill SC
as to recognize the belligerency of the
Cuban insurgents. The action of the
committee was the result of a motion by
Senator Morgan, who said that appro-
priation bills were not proper vehicles
for legislation bearing upon foreign
questions. The vote of the committee
was unanimous.
THE FREE HOME BILL
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Secretary
Bliss has returned to the Senate with
his unqualified disapproval the bill to
settle on segregated lands Of about p
miles in area the Indians now occupying
Annette Island in Alaska, and opening
the remainder to settlement.
The Secretary says he is convinced
that the Indians should be permitted to
remain in undisputed possession of theii
reservation and that no part should be
opened to the public. Incorporated in
the report is a communication from
William Duncan, missionary, who has
been laboring among the Indians for
The herald., 1898-02-10
To Cure a Cold in One DIV

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if it fails to
eure. 25c. The genuine has L. L. Q. on each
tablet.
The herald., 1898-02-10

ES-Congressman Charles a. Towne of
Manesota will speak at Hazards Pavilion
baturday evening. Seats free.
The herald., 1898-02-10

Towne on silver, at Hazards Pavilion
Saturday evening. Seats free. Hear this
able advocate.
The herald., 1898-02-10

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stroms. 324 South Spring street.
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LOW PRICE
FOR PORK

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The herald., 1898-02-10
A SCALPING CASE

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. Am i'm
portant feature of the fight between the
railroad companies of the country and
the ticket brokers, which is now on be-
fore Congress, has been brought before
the Supreme Court of Illinois. The rail-
road companies laid stress before the
Congressional committees on the eX-
istence of the Illinois statute prohibiting
ticket brokers, and especially on the
opinion of the Illinois Supreme Court in
1894, that the statute was valid and con-
stitutional.
The railroad companies caused all tho
The herald., 1898-02-10
A JJNGO INTRIGUE

MADRID, Feb. 9.-Midnight-The De
Lone letter incident is regarded here as
3 jingoist intrigue, intended to disturb
the relations between the United States
md Snain
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HUuoeous

What = queer lock fhas, s-lisv
aarcss the csrriior h.srs -Ts~s Be
has the pe.lestrizn lace Doesa't
ride
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have su-h . Esy 4 arriving su1denlf
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taking
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somewhaz 5aring the Izst tue Years.
To uhat do yOa asrribe the eza@es
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The street dogs Of coasf gIs
are afea-Hre Of that city. rA -
zbout l1osnei anz unezEsd for. zn.a !.
ss4uirs wonderful knzek of lookire
after themselves
The inStiact silirA enables these
poor trzmps 70 tell the tine i the
nest astonishing thing .bous fhezn.
Day after dAy. at regular hours. rhen
The sczaps are fhFoE1 cut. fhsF are
nsrsr mueh too early and never TOO
late. TIE snpeT1rfenilenf of one q
the srzzt railway Iines easling IN Coz
st4nriHeple recD-ils Alost Eesnarkabls
e.As he Olienfal express. tbe
fsmeas trsia fraa Psrls 70 csnstaafi-
nopie. arrives. il seems. three tines
week - = eestxin k0rr n tie affes-
aoon- Whes the tram erlmes IN there
are 4lxays several dogs ready 10 Ye-
eeive r. Before The p1zseBeers have
lad tine 70 81 out the dosz lansp
into the ezrrizge and search sTery-
where. undsT The seats and il fhe
corners for the scIaps Il inneheoa
legt bF the passengers. snd uhen fhev
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away TIE reHaarkable thing j. thst
tAeF newer cone a ssE tine except
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they nerar sake = mistake ia = dzy.
sad aiRays renselabeF that between
Friday and Msnd4y there are tuo d1gs
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sdod : ieft n thea. .oriag % The si1rt
Iou-Heys The passengers take *
arfiy this sane knoEledge 4 The ti-se
fabis aad ~ the dideren1s betueen
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Hotieed al tas stafion- II ihe Asi ~
railways IL s~ufarf sero-s fhs B.
llsr1s. -Losiol Mi.
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The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
PALESTINE TIMES.

Wilbur Wsrr is very sick with hema- taria this week.
 It seems that cupid is never idle and knows lust how to aim for the sur, st mark. ss was realized lsst Sunday. Miss Annie Eliotte, Of near this place and,Mr Murphy, of Forrest City. were happily united in the bonds Of tmatrimony at the home of the bride. Miss Eliotte was a very estimabIe young iady. and we heartily congratulate the groom in winning such a prize for a life companion, and extend b~st wishes to ,he bride in her new life on the nuptisl sea. i, Major Wright, of Marianna, was in our town this week.
 c. c. warr. of WreviIIe. who was here this week attending his son in hts illness, eft yesterday morning.
 Miss Maggie Christian, who has been visiting in Tennessee the past summer re- turned ls~t week. She spent few days nere among friends and relatives, then went home with.her father to wirevlIle. She reports an elegant time and we hope she will find her new home as pleasant as the former was..t
 Mir. Leech, Of GiIs, died last week of henIaturia.
 Mir Dawson. of Moon lake. died this week after an illness of some days. He leaves family to mourn their loss. He He was consistent member of the Baptist church and was held in high esteem by those who knew him. May our ,IIeayenly Father eomfurt the bereaved wife and children.
 MT. Bfard. of Wheatley, was shaking hands with numerous friends of this place last week.
 Dr. Rush. of Colt, was in our town last sunday.
 Mrs. W. H. Cotfey went to Lagrange this week to see her mother, who is quite III.
 Miss Brttian. of Haynes, and Mir. ilolbert. of Marianna. were visiting Mrs. Chas. tiorum, of this pIace.-this week.
 Ar. Moore and wife, of Maranna, were Visiting relatives here last week Mrs Moore left here for visit to her parents n Mississippi. We wish her pleasant visit.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

Health is greatly improved is this sec tion
 We have had fine weather for the past week.
 Crops are falling short about one e-third of what they were estimated. Corn Is about all gathered in this sec- ton and is much damaged by the wet sea- son.
 Turkey. coon and possum and taters is the only bill Of fare here now. Some of our neighbors will have to go to mill before breakfast, If the new cour- ty judge will visit this community he will see at once that we need his assistance. as our bridges are all in bad shape. Miss sallie Jones visited Mrs. Thomas Sunday.
 Don't forget to attend Sunday school at ? pm. Sunday at this place. Mccall No 2 arrived in this section last week from Mason. Tenn.
 Mrs. N. W. Jones is still quite i'll. John Thomas. Phiness and Richard Mooney are still hunting for those coons but have not found any yet
 R. w Norment is out after bear. It raincd a Noah's flood here Wednes- day.
 
 Long boats and dagouts are in good de- mand here.
 J NJ Gunter and Dr. Mccall made a flying trip to Edmondson Monday. N. W. Jones is in the hog business. Give American toiIers free access to the raw material and open the markets of the world for the disposition of their products and they will challenge all competition. The revenue system needs overhauIing Richard Mooney. that hustlng mail car rer, will soon have his elegant two-story house completed.
 SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
PINE TREE TIM ES.

We have had one good week for pick tftg cotton at last.
 lieaith has not improved any here yet. The Ellis x Hinsou steam gn broke idwn last week aud caused lots of cotton be hauled to Caldwell to be giuned. Wm Mnrphree. of Forrest City. and Hiss AHnle Elliott were married at ihe sesidrhce of tar brides parents last sun iay evening. The cores spondent wishes sarm much joy in their new life. West Sadler, Of Wynne. was in this sec tion Monday hunting mules.
 Joe Campbell locks awful lonesome since last Sunday. u
 There is another marriage expected in lerichn soon. Professional boys are taking the day. We girls are not looking for clodh0ppers but 1t looks as though some of us will have to take them.
 G. T. Hinson went to Memphis last .!osdsy on businoss.
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