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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-07-26

York cavalry. When peace came he was
mustered into the regular army.
Another officer who made fine rec
ord for himself as a volunteer is Gen.
Merriam, who was appointed major Of
the Thirty-eighth infantry in 1865, and
attained the rank of brigadier general
in 1897.
Gen. Otis, of the department of the
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-07-26

celebrated Light Horse Harry" Lee,
who led the Virginian cavalry during
the revolution. Robert E. Lee was his
uncle, and his father, Sidney S. Lee,
saw some 80 years of service in the
United States navy.
He was born in Fairfax county, Va,
famous as the home, of the Washing
tons, Masons and Lees-in 1885. Enter
ing West Point before he was II years
of age, he graduated in 1885.
When the civil wAg game he Threw
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-07-26

Cen. Coppingsr, who commands the
Fifth army corps, was born in Ireland
some Go years ago. His first soldering
was done in Italy as an officer in the
papal guards, He came to this country
at the breaking out of the civil war and
secured an appointment as captain in
an Infantry regiment, proving himself
brave and sllillful officer. He was
made colonel of the Seventy first New
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-07-26

Since the declaration of war with
Spain and the gathering of an army to
carry on that war President Mckinley
has appointed some 60 general officers.
Twelve of these are major generals,
while the other 81 are brigadier gen
erals.
The president has had good and tried
material from which to make his choice.
Tifty-four of the general officers are
men who have made war profession.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-07-26

spector generals department, and
reached the head of his corpsin 1889.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler, like Lee, was
distinguished officer in The confederate
army, and with the possible exception
of Gen. Stuart, was the greatest cav
airy leader on the southern side. lie
was one Of the gallant batch OF con-
federats devils" as Sherman termed
, 1898-03-12

talk Of new ventures and SO little done.
We hope, however, that the company which
is to be formed in st. James will be q con
spicuous exception. The meeting was of a
private nature. which looks like business.
The chief promoters are the well known firm
Of j. E. Kerr q Coy, whose active co opera
tion will be the mainstay of the movement.
The principle on which it is prol osed TO
work is simple. The shareholders Of the
Company will grow, handle and ship their
own fruit. II appears, however, that mem
bership will not be restricted to growers
alone. Oar correspondent states that mer-
chants will he interested in it, and It IS
probable, theI efoIc, that others than those
directly concerned in shipping will be nj.
lowed to take shares. The idea is TO have
e. cooperation among the principal men Of
tie parish for The general benefit. If The
venture proves successful it will undoubtedly
have this result. One prosperous enterprise
reacts on the general welfare. 1t draws
business like q magnet and the whole com.
munity benefits. The trade in fruit from
Montego Bay might easily lead to the de
velopment Of a direct tourist service, such
as is now in existence between Boston and
Pot Antonio. There is abundance Of room
for more Of such lines to and from the
island. and the more there are the better
Glance there will be for jamaica coming
into closer touch with the United States.
We trust the company will become a. &C
e. plished fact before long. In spite OF
repeated disappOintments the colony should
not lose hope. There are ample completeness
if not fortunes, to lie made yet in this island
if things are set about and carried on III the
right way.
, 1898-03-12
PETER LEM MING.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS in FREDERIK.
SPEDS POST OFFICE.
PAID.

PAID.
Miss Eliza B. Cornelius, Miss Thcodocio
Dotte, A. P. Hoist, Capt. A S. Lockwood,
Miss Susannoh Potter, Miss Henrietta Urgent.
UNPAID.
Christian Benjamin, Miss Martha Chal-
lenger, Joseph Francis, Miss Christina
George, Michael Harris, George James, Mrs.
Jane A. Jones, Miss lisa Markoe. Miss Mary
Mars, Chas. F. MacFarlone, Mrs. Rosona
Parrice. John Rose, Miss Rosa Peterson. w.
A. Smith (2), George Thomas, Jo8hu"
Thomas, Miss Moroh e. Thomas, thomas
VIM. Warner.
Frederiksted's, Post Office, 2S'h February
1898.
WELLEJUS.
list.
, 1898-03-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS in CHRISTIAN.
STEDS POST OFFICE.

PAID.
Miss Conton, VIM. Goodwin, Meldel Francis.
Matidler Jacson.
UNPAID.
CHARLES Telling, John Abramson, David
S. Clark "Barren Spot, Eliza Iza'oone, 2
letters, Henry Jackson, Maria Phillips, Anna
Stevens, E. Samuel.
Christiansted's Post Office, 2Sth February
1898.
PETER IEMMING.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

Tom Vaughn Was an the rfeh IL,
again The first esf the week. H. has
oeen having chills.
WOOD delivered to anv mart of the
CIV. CIV % els. per load by I. W. Barrow
once over j. W. Beck & Co.'S.
Mr.. Ben Webs,sr. of Paiuspts courtv
IS visiting the city. Ne i the r ,u",'s Z,
M and Mrs. 7. W McClend1n.
Read the advertisements in this
paper II You desire to keep ,,osted as 10
me best pincss to buy your supplies.
Geerge Bottoms has been granted
letters 81 administration upon III.
estate OF Miss Maggie Nash. decessed
The Catholic day school. under the
SUPERVISION OF Sister M. Walburga
Der 10. q p'e'ii'
Judge George Sibly, Of Lonoze. has
oetn IN the CITY this week ATTENDING
court and shaking hands with ms
Scroinla. Hin Disease. Salt Rheum
dyspepsia and other Diseases dine To-
impure blood are cured by Hoods sar-
saparilla.
Mrs 9. q. Winthrop is M home again
AFTER delightful visit OF several weeks
with relatives and friends at Mexico.
Missouri. S'
Bon. r. ]. Williams was in Vienna
Monday visiting friends. and went -
Lake CITY, Tuesday night, on profes-
sloaal business.
New Books, Magazines. Periodicals
anu Novelties are received daiiv at the
Newsstand. Your trade is invited
and appreciated.
Hon. James p. Brown. of Marianne.
WAS IN the city on court business the
hfst OF the week. and pleasant caller
on the South side.
Mrs. j. g. Boyle and the baby. who
have been visiting relatives and friends
IN town Tor n couple OF weeks. returned
TO Memphis Sunday.
The city's garbage wagon was well
come visitor To the main thUrongnfares
Monday. 1t Is one of our best Inst ;
taiions.n Come again.
A cold wave swept over this section
Tuesday night. and ON "Wednesday
morning oyercoats and fires would
have been comfortable.
I. c. Folbre d ca. are selling the
icelebrated j G. Barnes Mountain
Whisky at Sc 80 per gallon. A word
| 10 the wise Is sufficient.
Labor gay monday. which is a
national holiday. was celebrated by
the closing Of tie posloffiee. There
was DO other demonstration.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

Mrs. Bette Haltnm, of Hot Springs,
relative of Mrs. Belser, of the Belsef
Hotel. is visiting here. Mrs. ualtom
Is an experienced school TEACHER,
Miss Alice Rollwage returned Satur-
day from Chartauqua, New York,
where she has been studying music
and artistic piano PLAYING for several
weeks with Ar. VIM. FL Sherwood. of
Chicago, Americas greatest virtnns0
pianist anu teacher. and also with
Mrs. l.. Il. Iohey, of Memphis,
who is one of the most progressive
piano teachers In the South. Mrs.
Tobey has been associated with
Mr. Sherwood in the school of music
at Cnautauqua for nine consecutive
wears. and with the highest degree OF
success. These and other advantages
offered there caun0l be surpassed In
the United States or Europe. and Miss
Alice has always taken great care TO
improve her opportunities. and become
the finished musician which she now
Is. AS has been previously announced
Miss Alice will again have her music
stndio at the Crowley Ridge Institute
fact upon which the patrons should
properly congratulate themselves. Shit
has thorough training for her prnfes-
sion and is eminently qualified to take
charge Of ali piano pupils no matter to
what degrees of proficiency they may
have progressed. and give them fin
ishing course. She has highly Guilt
waited talent and deserves 10 have n
very large class. She informs us that
she will be pleased to see her former
patrons or others who wish TO cDnfei
with her about lessons. terms. etc. al
her residence. prior TO the opening 81
school ON September o. THE TINE
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

Rev. ]. A. Mason was ut home for u
few days this week on visit to ms
family. lie has been preaching in
Phillips county.
Now is the time to plant an adver-
tissment for Fall business. We can
spare several columns for that purpose
al reasonable rates. Give us a call.
Our line of Stationer's Novelties is
now complete. A big invoice lust in
tills week. Call and see what we've
got. lANDvoIGT a VhDAKrN
Rev. John III. Dye, =. f. will preach
nj the Methodist church next SUNDAY
morning aud night. The public is cor
daily invited 10 attend these SERVICES
It's pleasure to do business with a
iirst-ciass house. 7. c. Folbre & Co.
sell the best goods. and they treat you
cieveriy. ut all times. They invite
your trade.
Enter the store of w. Z Sanders ana
there you will find neatly kept stock
OF all Kinds of staple and fancy gro
CERES. satisfaction guaranteed as to
quality and prices.
+. Nj. Moor. an esteemed colored
subscriber 10 THE TIMES and a hard
working and successful farmer. has
our thanks for cord and q half of
good wood. on subscription.
The St. Francis Electric Light
Company have received their large
boiler Tor the new plant which Is To h..
erected west Of the J.. l. x NJ. depot.
Ii has been nnloaded on the grounds
Richard ID. West, Of Lee county. has
accepted situation with Brandon &
Baugh. lie comes TO our CITY with the
best OF recommendations. and TIE
TIMES extends him cordial welcome
Every planter Of cotton should write
10 Col. i. ,. Maxwell, Mound. La.
president of the Catton Growers asso-
citation. and get his views ON the hand
ling of the crop Of 1895 1t is import
ant TO yon.
Miss Mary Mason, who went TO
Prairie township to finish the term of
scDo0l Which WAS begun bY Miss Mag
Tie Nash, deceased. has returned home
on account of illness, and is threatened
with slow fever.
The general good health Of the pen-
pie IN town, compared To other towns
and country adjacent hereto. speaks
volumes Tor our sanitary conditions.
our pure water and general healthre-
sert surroundings.
Billiards. Horehound Syrup is the
best known remedy for Consumption
Coughs. Colds, and all Throat and
Chest Troubles. Every bottle is guar
anteed. 1T is the best remedy for
children. % and soc at ID. G. Webb's.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

| Miss Clara Nav. of Arkansas CITY.
formerly of this city. and whose friends
here may be counted 10y the score is
tie charming guest of MI. and Mrs. w j.
II. Buford this week
There is no remedy equal to Herhine
/ for the cure Of CONSTIPATION. Sick Head
ache. Indigestion, Vertigo Loss of
Memory, Uncertain Appetite. Unrest
| ful Sleep or Skin Eruptions. Ii yau
want perfect tonic for the Liver,
Herbine viii not dlsappoint you. Sold
by ID. c. Webb.
Clerk w III. Barnes. of Cross county.
was here Monday as witness and TO
exhibit his records. in the pigamy case
against Seaboru. He was n pleasant
caller Al this Office aud we were glad To
make his acquaintance. He is genial
gentleman, and staunch admrer of
onr Court house, and the town gensr-
ally.
The requirements of medicine is to
tighten the burden of pain and cure.
This brings US TO the question nf a
remedy, and Tdbler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment is the only remedy for Blind.
Bleeding or Prutruding Piles that is
endorsed by physicians. Cures the
most obstinates cases. so cts. al ID. c.
Webb's.
w. T. Sanders has purchased the
/ Powell BottiiDg Works IN this city and
will continue the business under Tie
style of The Sanders Botllin- Works.
| The plant is located at his sture house.
and he will supply the trade with Soda
| Waters, Ale. etc. etc. Prompt atteT-
ton viii be given all mail orders, and
| your patronage is Invited.
The law against shooting prairie
chickens became imperative Septem-
bel ] and for The past few days there
has been rush of hunters 10 GraHu
prairie The law WIS in effect i've
wears and during that time IL has beer
studionsly observed by ali fair dev0tees
of tile gun The result Is that the
number Of prairie chickens has greatly
| increased.
j. IT. KENYON. Of near Heth, WAS
brought To town Tuesday on a cot. and
was very sick man, With congestion
OF the bowels. lie WAS given accoTn.
modatians at the Cook hotel. where he
has received The best of attentions and
is improving. Mr.. Kenyon rs a stave
contractor and does u large business in
tie bottoms Eis family reside in
Memphis and they were notified of his
condition and his daughter came over,
lIls wife being confined To her bed
sToRI Ia.
R.4s 1IhB Kind fuu HsE AMsyS Bsgs-hi
S's. q NzzZx
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

ORDERLY Sergeant Gordon Castpel. nf
Company II. - Ark Volunteers. is ~
home on a Iuriough, having arrived
yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. C. l. Knight returned
Sunday from very pleasant and bene-
fieiai visit with relatives and friends
at Hot Springs. and have received a
hearty welcome home from their num-
er0us friends.
Billiards. Snow Liniment is the most
penetrating I.iniment IN the world. X
cures pain and inflammation of all kinds
quicker than any other known remedy
Price. soc. Every bottle guaranteed
Sold by ID. G. Webb
Mi. and Mrs Ellis TURKEY returned
Sunday from very pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in North Carolina
Mrs. Turkeys health. which had heen
i'll for some time. is much improved
Their many friends give them welcome
home.
That practical farmer. John Stevens.
was in town Monday on business. He
says he Will make 100 bushels Of corn
To tile acre. Ia planting he dropped
the seed II inches apart, and thinned
out to one stalk in the hill, with above
results.
The treatment for worms must he
prompt and safe. Whites Cream Yer
mifuge can he trusted to restore your
child to health. Ii is tonic as well as
worm destroyer. Every hottie guar
anteed 10 ip ug worms PC. Sold by
ID. G. Webb.
Nj and Mrs Hugh Coffey. of Pales-
tine. drove over Saturday and spent
the day ia town visiting Mrs G. e.
Moore lwho il a sister of Mrs. C0ffey
and shopping. We acknowledge q
pleasant call from Mr. Cuffey. and hp
has our thanks Tor substantial favors.
Rev. A. L Holloway has been as-
sisting Rev. ". b. Harper IN pro-
tractsd meeting at Tumi, this week
There las been quite good interest
manifested and several conversions
The attendance has also been good
and greater results are confidently ex-
pected.
To day is Dora Nadakin's eleventh
birthday, and as n small token of then
leve lier parents presented her with /.
Crescent" hicvcle. No. s, which Is
the only Junior" wheel in tire city. il
is beauty. and novelty of more
TITAN ordinary interest TO her and she
is well pleased.
We have l60 acres of timber land
situated on Blacklist lake which we
desire to put In state of cultivation
A most liberal offer will be made Ia
the right party If you want good
place for five years free OF charge
come aud see us.
LANDvoIGT s. NADAKIN.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
sa ssssa ass Of ENzZzLU

Richard d. West. son of our esteemed
friend and correspondent. j. u. West,
Texas township. has accepted posi-
ton with Brandon K Baugh. one of
the largest and most popular mercan-
tile firms OF Forrest City. Richard is
worthy ynnng man. gifted with fine
business qualifications. and We con
graduate the firm on securing the ser
vices OF such an assistant as lac will be
more than apt to carry Il large and re-
numerative trade to them from Texas
township.-Marianna Courier.
Rev. A. f. Holloway left on the
MON train to-day for his home in For
rest CITY. after a few weeks stay in the
city. While here he assisted Brother
Smith in most earnest manner III the
protracted meeting at the Methodist
church and preached number Of
learned and impressive sermons IN
which he made very earnest appeals To
sinners, winning the lore and admira-
tion of all who attended his services.
He will be eyer remembered by our
people for the interest he manifested
in us.-MerniLg Register. Searcy.
pun. Int tHFoIA tttkfhA VI " = M
has Just received a beautiful line
OF smokers articles. especially the
latest novelties in Pipes. and some of
the best brands nf scent Cigars on the
market He is making a strung effnrf
ia please has patrons in this line. and
il you can I find what YOU want ut his
place Won ARE certainly hard tn please.
We looked through hts stock Wednes-
day and were pleasantly surprised al
its beauty and the low price AT which
lac is offering THESE goods II You
smoke and want satisfaction. 20 ts
! Tipt0n's.
There is no excuse for drinking pnsa
WHISTLES ar sending away from home
to get the best. T. G. Folhre 4 Go.
have all WHISTLES shipped direct from
bonded warehouse. which guarantees
their quality, and their prices are cor
rect The following are some Of the
numerous line Whiskies carried in
stock: Belle of Marion. stock Of 90.
Oscar Pepper. go and 81; Maple Hol-
low, Sfagg' q. +. O.: A. u Nall; J. G.
BARNES Mountain; Old Private Stocsi
of -; fsnckenheimef' Pure sye
All al these go0ns are from 6 TO 4
wears Old. and better goods are moi
made. Your trade is invited.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

Advertise your business.
A. Meyer & Co. cuts the price.
Come TO Forrest City for health.
Fresh Cakes at Trice & Altman's.
Attic Beck has been quite sick this
week.
Go to the Pour Hundred for
square meal.
O. A. Eel repairs all kinds of Mu-
steal Instruments.
Talk with N. Y. Gaines about farm
and timbered lands.
There is great deal OF sickness in
the outlying districts.
Cotton Wpigher's Books l0c. each at
THE TINES Newsstand.
Lots of sickness is reported from va
Tious parts Of the county.
Hiram Houston. of Widener, was
circulating IN town Tuesday.
Cool Beer and all kinds Of Fancy
| Drinks al i. G. Folbre & Co 5.
Don't experiment. but get The old
reliable Plantation Chill Cure.
Buy Cooking Stoves Of a. Meyer &
Co. They have a varied stock.
You take no risk on Plantation Chill
Cure as IL Is guaranteed 10 cure.
You can buy n nice Feather buster
al the Newsstand for quarter.
SOC. may save your life-Plantation
Chill Cure has saved thousands.
Squire W 5. Thomas. of Democrat.
was In town on business Monday
James Anderson, of Fishing lake.
was in town Tuesday on business
S. i. Trapp. jr., is one of many who
are afflicted With chills this week.
We want to give years suhscrip-
ton TO THE TIMES for nice shout.
s. p. Mcdaniel keeps all kinds of
. steam fittings and plumbers goods.
Buy the Ullathorne Turnip Seed of
W. i. Sanders. They are tile best.
Lunches. meals. and delicacies in
every style at the -Four Hundred
Triee & Alfmanis Restaurant. west
o! new Court house, meals. % cents.
Prof. ]. b. Williams and son "Rufe-
have been on the sick list this week.
Don't yon know that Plantation
Chill Cure IS guaranteed to cure you:
For the best new-ground Pow ON
me market, 60 to Russell, Graham x
Buy your Coal from T. ". Barrow.
s. 90 per ton. Office over J. w. Beck
Il Co.
Druggists will say that they sell
more Plantation Chill Cure than all
others.
For pumps and valves and all kinds
Of pipe. sprinklng hose, etc, See ). L.
Mcdaniel.
Plantation Chill Cnre is made by
Van sleei-Mansdeld Drug Co., hence
is reliable.
WAETED-A live man TO sell Marble
work. Address, G. NJ. Nicely, Dyers-
burg, Tenn.
A beautiful line Of Ladies' Shirt
waists and Skirts may be seen al A.
Meyer 4 Co.'S.
Store wood delivered to any part of
me city for IS cents per load By Fus-
sell. Graham x Go.
Workmen h2ve commenced the pre-
summarizes to The erection Of L. Bon
hers new brick store.
Bring as chickens. eggs. wood. corn.
nay or other produce 10 pay your sub
scription 10 TIE LINES.
Z. Z. Moore returned Friday night
IRON Memphis, where he had been f0r
several days on business.
"Shinn's History of the American
feopie TO close out our st0ek-one
aoliaf each. Newsstand.
Ars r. B. Trice has been quite
lhdispesed far several days this week
ana had chill Tuesday.
Another lot of Crokinole Boards
haFe just been received At the News
slsad. Price again reduced.
Farmers Delight-the best Potato
Flow and Cultiyator in the world, for
sale by Russell. Graham d Co.
% can get a good square meal.
gooe lunch. OF delicacies in any style
al LIE -Four Hundred saloon.
AST o7
a a.ss. Il. ~ IN y =. s:.- ''''H
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-09-09

Miss Clara May, of Arkansas City.
formerly OF this city. and whose friends
here may be counted by the score is
tie charming guest of MI. and Mrs w
H. Buford this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-10
LOGAN cHoTRs DIFFICULTIES,
They VIII Be Discussed at a Meeting
This Evening.
Especial Correspondence

(Speclal correspondence
Logan, Dec. 9.-A meeting of the tab
ernacle choir has heen called for tomor-
row evening by zeph Thomas, the secre-
tary Of the organization. The difficulty
between Professor Lewis and the stake
authorities will be discussed and some
definite action taken in the matter Inc
authorities do not seem disposed 70 snow
Mr. Lewis any consideration, and ne is
firmly resolved not TO do anything Iur-
Their in connection with the choir unless
properly treated, and the choir Is ready
TO support him.
A young blizzard set in here last night
and has been raging ever since. A DltlnS-
east wind renders the cold intense and
keeps the air filled with flying snow. The
mercury is below zero and the sky Is
cloudlesS.
Mrs. George Dunbar presented her hus-
band with a son this morning.
Mrs Sophia Crockett, the wife OF Mr.
Alvin Crockett, and one of Caches pio-
neers, is critically i'll. Being advanced IN
years, her recovery is doubtful.
In the district court today, answer was
made by the defendant in the case Of
Cache county VS.. Andrew Kirk.
The Logan Opera company, under the
direction of Professors Thatcher and
Harris. is diligently working on the opera
1.-The Doctor Of Alcantara, which they
will present here on the list, I'd and z4th
of this month. 1t is thought that Pima
fore" viii be put on later by the com
pay if the coming production is sue
Sheriff Fred Turner. who goes out of
office on Jan. l, will open an auctioneer S
stand IN the Kicks block at the corner
of Main and Second, tomorrow.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
As>ehf Bondero and Carrie Nj. Hansen,
fctl of Logan; Thomas NJ Leishman of
s<fIeIlsville and Sarah NJ. Wiles Of Para
disc.
Rich county, where he has been holding
court