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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

~ the rise 81 tho curtain Lord and
Lady Algy have separated. ana the for
ncr has apartments In n very numptu.
ously furnished HAT. The two are very
fond 81 each other and make no bones
~ admitting Il. but both of them b..
Ing sportlvely inclined they have dccld-
ed opinions ~ 20 the merits of certain
rncc horses. cigarettes. etc. and the
petty AauabbicH resulting therefrom are
responsible for their separation. ~ the
end Of the play Lord Algy has lost ON a
certain horse the little money he has
icft. while Lady AlFy has won a fortune
on the horse which beat him. Lord Airy
n popularity supposed 10 be very wild
wort of rake, and he h In reality no
saint. although hc u not guilty u hair
the things charged against him. or
course the couple are reunited In the
end after Lord Algy has been suspect
ed of being unduiy fond 81 Mrs. rud.
way. the wife Of his friend. wealthy
bone boiler. Tudwny ana his wife have
become crtranRcd. and the former has
earnestly requested Lord Airy 60 attend
ball TO be given 10 his wife with the
object 81 giving that lady some Hensl-
BILE advice NJ 10 tho folly Of making
enormous sacrifices for the purpose Of
getting into society. Tudwny incidental
" Informs Ally that he II about 10 no
10 his bone boiling establishment up
the country. Tho willy gentleman. how
ever. does not leave London aud app
pears NJ the ball on mhsduc. succeeding
In making himself n nuisance 60 every
on" present AlRy. true 10 his promise.
appears. but he IL In an outrngeouniy
Intoxicated condition. and TudwAy.
having heard that his wife has visited
AiEy's apartments ana not knowing
that II was for the purpose Of meeting
the lattera brother. the Marquis ~
ouarmby, suspects AiEy Of being In
love with Mrs Tudway. When. there
fore. he sees him In his drunken FASH
ion trying 10 hold confidential converse
with Mrs. Tudway, he h Infatuated aud
orders the intoxicesci lord from the
house.
The ball occurs IN the second net, ana
u II this act, Il might be added. which
makes the play success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-04

whether the signature r. TO be used
~ a tonic or a poison can only be- COM
icctufcd.
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27

Mir. $. II. Harmon. of Memphis, rep. resenting the l.. x N. By. was in the city on the 18th inst, looking after his c0mpanyS interest. He expects movement of about thousand head of cattle from this point to Eastern mar ket this fall.
 Rev. F. l.. Kemp preached at the Episcopal church Sunday. and would have remained in the city several days to attend to parish work, but was called to attend the bedside of Mrs. Foreman at AIarianna, who was re- ported dying.
 Stoves. Stoves '. Stoves
 Cooking Stoves.
 Coal Heaters.
 Wilson Heaters.
 Supurb Heaters.
 Box Heaters.
 Atkins x Horne.
 Mrs. $. D. Hayden and daughter. Miss Mary, of Tempee, Arizona. ar rived in ihe city Sunday on d visit to her many relatives and old time friends. She is a guest at present of the family of her brother, MT. T. J. Davis. of Franks township, and will spend a month or six weeks in the county.
 It will afford any lady pleasure to visit the new Millinery Store of R. II. Winfield N Co up.Strairs over Russell, Graham x Co. $ store, and inspect their exquisite line of Pattern Hats. Silks for waists, Ribbons. Embroider- ies and Novelties. The stock is entire. ly new. and comprises everything of late and up.to-date style. An entire new outfit of Millinery may be pur- chased at this establishment for very few dollars.
 Richards & Pringle's Rusco tS IIol. lands Big Minstrel Festival. with it's unbounded wealth of clever cotnedians, iis corps of beautiful singers and him. ble dancers comes to the opera house in Forrest City next Monday night. The name of this famous attraction has become a household word through out the co,intry. and is embematic of all that is really good in the minstrel field. Tile management brings to us an entirely new show this season. new faces. new features ahd new acts bya the old fsvorites. The scenic effect is a model of gorgeousnesS. and the cos tuning the most elaborate ever at- tempted. The immense street parade with it's three niagniheently equipped bands. its pickaninny drum corps and the famous Kentucky thoroughbred horses, Bill, Dixie, Charlie and Mo,lie are the features. The company tray. els in its own train of Pullmans,
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27

Thousands of the most stubborn and distressing cases of piles have been cured by Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint- ment. It never fails to cure. Price 50 cts. in bottles, tubes .e cts. Webb X Sanders.
 J.w. Beck tS Co. are doing their share of the business this fall. but they are determined to increase it, and have therefore replenished their already large and complete stock, and are mak- ing prices which cannot fail to move the goods. They want you to call and test their ability to sell you the biggest bill for the least money that you have eveY purchased.
 Tuesday night. October 3l, an All I Halloween party will be given at the residence of Mrs. Ellis Hurley, by the members of the Episcopal Church Guild. We cordially invite the public t6 come and enjoy all the fun. Hal lo@een is a delightful combination of mystery and mirth, the night most eagerly anticipated of the whole year | by young lovers. The night of true loves fortunes. 1" Come try the many tests. and have your doubts allat rest. Admission 10 cents. "
 Emmet Hoshall was stricken with paralysis abollt { o'clock Monday even- | ing al his home in Franks township. One whole side is affected. He had been sick some time with Malarial fever. but was thought to be improving and had just left the supper table wiien this misfortune overlook him. Physicians were summoned at once, but could render no ald. Mir. T. R. IIoshall. the boys father. was in town Wednesday and says Emmet is i'm proving.
 The firm of J. ". Beck Sy Co. have just received one of the largest invoices of general merchandise ever brought to Forrest City. In looking over their store we were shown an extensive line of ladies' and children.s underwear uniohsuits in all sizes and colors, cor sets. ladies' dress goods, outings, covert cloth. woOlen dress goods. crepOn skirt patterns. lovely shades and finest gual- ity. Hosiery. gloves and neckwear in endless variety and profusiOn, being sold cheaper for cash than ever before It will be pleasant surprise to you to get their cash prices. They are show ing big bargains in everything. and their cash prices speak for themselves.
 It should be the ambition of every citizen to make Forrest City the pret- tiest city in Eastern Arkansas. and with the many imprAyements now in 1 course of construction and completed. and the increased revenues ceming in from improved property and real estate within tic corporate limits We should have money enough if it be expended discretely to accomplish good and last 1 ing improvements for our town. When we look about us and note the many changes which have taken place with in the past two years in Forrest City the result is most gratifying. and our growth is enough to stir the pride and arouse the energies of the most sluo- gish and indifferent citizen. Now is the time for Iedoubled action. Let's keep pushing and reaching out fol those things which will give employ ment to the working people at remun. erative wages. and thereby put in cir culation the dollars, making business good and giving the town prosperous and healthy growth.
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27

Don't worry belong to the don't worry elub-buy "Vollmer whisky and you will have no cause to worry it is absolutely pure.
 pCol. Geo, Sibley, mayor of Lonoke, and attorney for the C. x NJ. Ky, WAS in the city Thursday ot last week on legal business for the company. Buggy harness. wagon harness, sad. dies, bridles and everything in the sad. dlery and harness department that could be wished. See the stock of J w. Beck k Co.
 Miss Mary Sue Horne, the lovely and popular daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E w. Horne. spent couple of days visit ing friends and relatives in Memphis the first Of the week.
 c. E. Bray and c. R. Coleman, ad. vance agents of the Richards x Prin. gle Mnstrels. were in the city Tuesday in the interest of their organization and registered at the Belser. In Sweet Meats Sanders carries a choice line-Mince Meat. Apple But ter, Strawberry Preserves, Peach Pre- serves and a delicious lire of Jellies Everything of the best quality.
 FOR RENT-The store house re. gently vacated by $. ]. Trapp, jr. Pos session at once. Apply to l. l.. NADAKiN. Why suffer with that painful wounC when Dr. Ticbenor's Antiseptic vii stop the pain and heal it so quickly anC costs so little? One application vii convince and convert you. Price 50c
 Accidents happen to the most care full as well as to the thOughtless. Bs prepared for them. Keep bottle ol Dr. TichenOr's Antiseptic convenient Only 50c. by all up to-date" druggists
 See Russell, Graham x Co.'s new ad vertisement in this paper. Tlley ars now selling the celebrated Alhatross Flour, and it Is guaranteed to be tqua to the finest On the market. Tiy | sack.
 Squire Walter Goriran wtnt to Lit tie Rock Friday night of last week [, meet parCv of old sthoolmates by ap. pointment, whom iie bad not sren foi years. He had an enjoyable time and returned Monday.
 w. T. Sanders stock of Dried Fruits consisting of fresh lot of Figs. Dates Peaches, Apples, Pears. Prunes, etc. Is well worth visit to his store. He is the Up-todate Grocer and an in. spection of his stock is sure to please and satisfy you.
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27
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 Prickly Ash Bitters cures diseases of the kidneys. cleanses and strengthens The liver. stomach and bowels. For sale byJ. II. Tipton.
 Mrs. $. l.. Hodges who has snent sev- eral daysreeenilv among friends and rel. atlves in Memphis returned home Wed. nesday evening.
 Walter Taylor, who is superintend- ing improvements on the Mud Lake plantation. spent Sunday in the city, returning Monday.
 For medicinal purposes there .s no whisky in the world to compare with the standard brand Jessie Moore '- purity is vOuched for.
 MT. and Mrs. Bennett. of Round Fond. are in the city, and were look. lng Tor a cottage 10 rent yesterday. They are at the Belser.
 MT. Ralla North. brakeman on the pit train here for past four months, has left the SCI vice of the company to seek employment elsewhere.
 For barbed wire cuts on stock, use Dr. Tichenor's Autiseptic. Nothing equal to 1t in such cases. 50c bottle by all iirst-class druggists.
 Don't you forget that Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic will cure collie in horses aud mules. p cents dose. two doses in q bottle. Keep it convenient. WANTED-To borrow s2OO for F months. Giltedge reai estate security and 10 per cent interest. For further particulars call at this office. " II. w. Morrison, C.. T. A and J. F. Holden, Traffic Manager, c. x N. Ky. passed east ii special ear attached to rear end of No. ?. on the l6th.
 Pettus x Buford have just received car load of Old Hickory, the best farm wagon on earth. and thev are selling them at rock bottom prices. Axes, Saws. Wedges, Coil Chain, Cold Shuts, Grab Hooks, Cant Hooks, swamp Hooks and everything needed by Timber Men. Atkins & Horne.
 FOR RENT-The store house re. gently vacated by >. B. Trapp, jr. Pos. session at once. Apply to
 E. L. yADAKIN.
 A negro named Henry Smith was severely bruised Monday by d bank uf earth at the gravel pit falling on him. At last accounts he was doing nicely.
 Wise men go for blocks, passing many stores, to buy a bottle of .'Noll- mer" whiskey. being absolutely pure, makes it safe for home and family use.
 Ed. Couch preached at the Baptist church Sunday. He is meeting with success in his chosen field and is a strong advocate of the teachings of the bible, "
 Miss Agnes Brown. ot Brinkley. was chalming guest of Mrs. Annie Allen, at the residence of her parents Squire and Mrs. Yerzley in this county last Sunday.
 FOR SALE-Eighty acres ef land. within miles of town-40 acres in cultivation and 40 acres weIl-timbere,i with white oak and red oak. Apply to Robt. Brown.
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27

MT. NJ. c. Younger who has been b eing on the cOns'ruc, or train here was paid off on the l4h inst, in order that he might move his family from Arkansas to Memphis.
 Mir. E. Goodin. route agent for the Wells Fargo Express Co., was in the city last week to install w. J. Prude as agent for his company at this place. MT. GoOjin's headquarters are Mem- phis and Little Rock.
 Tn His Steps; What Would Jesus Do. by Chas. NJ. Sheldon. may be had at the Newsstand for 10 cts. We have already sold 21 of these books. and it's sale throughout the country has been phenomenal.
 Dr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine Quickens the Appetite. aids digestion gives tone and vigor to all the func- tions, and fortilles the system against epidemic influences. J. II. Dunavant X Co. Becker X Lewis.
 An assortment of splendid home made Cakes = Chocolate, Cocoanut, Pound and Layer-may be had at Trice x Altman's. fresh every week. Also will bake cakes to order. Ladies' | Oyster Parlor in connection.
 Talk about man walking a block to get drink of whisky, why there are day to get drink of my good Old loon only. 1. W. MALLORY.
 
 What customers say abouta firm may always be taken as an evidence of its popularity. People who patroniZe the Magnolia Saloon. say that T. c. Folbre & Co. hapdle the best liquors in the city. Give their goods trial.
 Tom East, well known citizen of the st. Francis bottom. died at his home on Shell Lake, on Tuesday, Oct. r., and was buried at the Patterson grave yard the following day. He leaves d wife and two step sons.
 After reading the manufacturers guarantee. elsewhere in this paper, go to Russell, Graham & Co.,. the agents, and get sack of the celebrated Alba tross Flour, which has few if any equals and no superiors on the market.
 Whiskey, in bond, which is twelve or fourteen ears old. is d rare article, but such goods are handled at the Magno- lia, and served in a manner 10 satisfy the taste aud appetite of the most fas- tidious patron. Your trade invited.
 A beautiful line of Mems and Boys Fall and Winter Underwear. all grades sizes and prIces--from the cheapest 10 the best just received by J.W. Beck X Co. If you have money you cannot re- sist our cash bargains i'll underwear.
 Our gents and boys Clothing De partmpnt is now complete. Boys Suits Sl % up; Mems Suts S3 % up. Over Goats, Hats and Caps in the latest styles and at casl, prices, that will astonish the most conservative purchaser. J w. Beck x Cp.
 Something new in the way of delicate breakfast dishes will be found at San dprs' in those wholesome foods, Nitos Wheat and Grape.Suts. Be sure to try these foods. The grocer will take pleasure in talking to his customers about them.
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27

Mir. J. l.. Sorey has been appointt d night operator here during the illness of Mir. Ned Brown, the regular night man. MT. S0ry is well and favoraLly known by all the older C. & NJ. railroad men. lie having been connected with the company some years ago.
 The revival services at the Methodist church are being well attended and the two good and christian men in charge are laboring earnestly for the betterment of the town spiritually The attendance conld be better, and we hope there will be a general awak. ening to the importance of the soul Is salvation. Upon the interest mani tested depends the continuation of the service after Sunday. It should be protracted and there should be glori Ous manifestation of religion and d general routing of sin and the devil Let all the people come together and 1orship God altogether and with one accord.
 That there will be five saloOus in this city during the year 1900 is now the general impression in whisky circles. The wise ones seem to have positive information that the dawn of the twentieth century will see Forrest City launched in the retail whisky tratic on mucn larger scale than heretofore There was time when we bOasted four saloons and thought we were we'll supplied, but never has the number exceed that figure. The delapidated sidewalks and ugly gullies which now ornament some of our streets Oupht Ia disappear before S4000 liquor license like chaff before the wind, and our city be substantially beautitied and perfect ly cleansed.
 NJ. V. Hancock. of the "Four Hun. dred." has selected his stock of holiday whiskies with much taste and precau :. ti0u, and the Four Hundreds estab Iished reputation for handing the best whisky will be strengthened in dispens- ing such a choice line. There is no haste about it; you need not rush; but when you want good drink. or jug for the old lady. just bear in mind that the Fonr llu"drrd is the place to buy the best. The following schedule oi their goods is convincing, such brands as O.d r. J. Monarch. Jas E Pepper Old Ashtor, Silver Grove, Silver Springs. o. F. C.. Peabody Club. Oscar Pepper, Uneda Rye, Glukenh-imer Rye. Maple Hollow. Old Crow. Tennessee Corn. Imperial Gln. and the finest and most extensive grades of Wines in the city While ynii Are thinking about your Thanksgiving turkey, don't forget that you will need a toddy when the morn- ings become crisp and frosty.
The Forrest City times., 1899-10-27
CLOSED ON SUNDAY. aedin oanyh on Sunda Teeplone 2l.

Your wants promptly supplied and patronage appreciated AtYlPTON The Prescription Dru8gktIA-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07
THE WHEEL

To the multitude of wheelmen who
watch with languid interest the strug-
gle for race control, the most amusing
feature of the situation is the activity
of respective press committees. Both
sides issue circular of news each
week, and all newspapers Favored are
generously given permission to publish
them as original matter. Such kind
ness fills the wastebaskets with obli-
cations. Such news as they contain,
and such bouquets of envy and wrath
as they throw at each other. Such en-
dearing expressions as outlaws,
''mossba cks.' frauds skin games"
and "pretenders" are thrown about law
ishly in cold print Any person risklng
brain flag by reading them cannot help
believing there is some truth in what
each side charges. The stake they are
playing for is large enough to COM
mand the services of loquacious shout
ers. But they talk too much for prac-
teal results.
Local bicycle dealers have no COM
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07
THE TRAPS

The State Sportsman's association
will meet in Butte one week from next
Friday. On that date will begin the
sixth annual tournament Of the asso-
citation, which will be under the aus
pieces of the Butte Rod and Gun club.
There will be three days of trap slort-
ing and it is expected that a large dcie-
cation of representative gun club men
from all parts of the state will be pres
ent.
The officers of the association are:
President, J. M. Steward; vice presi-
dent, A. j. Fisk; secretary, {. III.
Smith. The tournament committee IS
composed of DR.. w. M. Shultz, A. d.
Christianson and c. H. Smith. This
committee will be assisted in receiving
the guests from the several clubs of
the state by the entire membership of
the local club, which is differed by the
following men: J. M. Steward, presi-
dent w. Nj. Shutz, vice president; A.
D. Christianson, captain; c. H. Smith,
secretary, and A. Well, treasurer.
Accompanying an excellent photo
graph in the American Field, that news
paper makes the following comment:
I'm another column this week we pub
fish the portrait of Peter McGowen,
champion live bird blue rock shot of
Montana. Mr., MCGOWAN has now won
the challenge medal of his state three
times in succession and the members
of the Butte Rod and Gun club regard
him as almost invncible as trap shot.
He is certainly most excellent shot for
an anna teur and his club members have
good reason to feel very proud OF
him.
A correspondent in the American
Field. discussing the much mooteu
problem of spring shooting, gives MS
solution of the question IN the lollo"
ing:
my experience in shooting is, that
all the hunters in the universe cannon
kill off the game with gun, ana II
sportsmen will get laws passed tnai
will prevent railroads and other publlt
carriers from shipping wild game eggs
such as duck and goose eggs, INTO tins
larger cities they will have one of tbs
hest game preserves ever invented
About a year or SO ago l read report
of the Great Northern railroad, II
which if my memory is correct, the
| statement was made that the road
| handled something like $4,000 barrels
| of wild duck and goose eggs; the ma
| tiyes of the country whence they Wer'
| Skinned using this means for liveli
hood. and the albumen of the eggs be
| ing used for photography. If m!
| friend Mr. Babcock will have enacted
such a law, l will guarantee him {
| thousand sustainers.
TT is not spring shooting that kills
off the game, it is the miserable pot
hunters and e"" shippers VINO do tn
| work. | am in business and like m,
gun and dog, but get very little tim
| either in the fall or spring to shoot
| and others, who, like myself. do re
spect the law. like both ends of tn
wear to hunt, when birds nitrate Leg
| islate but in the right way. Kill tn
root, and you will kill the tree. Stol
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07
WRESTLING

Some days ago there appeared in
the Standards news columns a chal-
lenge from Charles Moth, who is now
in Butte. Yesterdays mails brought
to this office the following letter of ac-
ceptance from Tony Jenkins:
Spokane, Wash. May 2.
Sporting Editor Anaconda Standard.
Dear Sir: I see in your paper that
Charles Moth Is in Butte and is look
ing for match either Graeco-Roman
or catch-as-catch-ca If Mr.. Moth
will put up a forfeit in some good
sporting mans hands / will come to
Butte and will wrestle him match.
catch-as -catch-can, the best two out
of three or three out of five, for $3.50
or $500 a side and gate receipts. The
match to come off within two weeks
after signing articles of agreement.
Yours respectively,
"TONY JENKINS"