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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-08
AresztOwania
a sprawa narOdOwa.

Od pewnego czasu nadchodza wiado-
mosci Warszawy O licznych areszto
waniach, dokonanych tam przez policie
moskiewska ze wzgled6w politycznych.
Aresztowanymi So najczesciej m}odzi
ludzie, przyczyniajacy sic w czemkol-
wick do szerzenia idei demokratycz-
nych narodowych wsr6d ludu naszego.
Aresztowania te wywo}a}y, szozeg6l-
niej W konserwatywnej prasie poznah-
skiej i krakowskiej, giosy oburzenia
przeciwko wzelkiej pracy zakazanej,
przeciwko wszelkim usi}owaniom takim,
jake przedsiewzie}a nap. W kraju Lii
ga Narodowa, kt6rej odezwe podalismy
W No. 4 ,,Zgody''.
- Otto sa skutki owej rewolucyjnej,
tajnej roboty! : wo}aja te glossy. Set
XII m}odziezy zaludnia wiezienia, oder
wane So cd pracyi karjery, wy
kolejone, zniszczone, setki rodzin
pograza sic w p}aczu rozpaczy. 1 to
Przez kogo? Otto przez wartog}o-
WOW, ktorzy mic ME zapomnieli mic sic
ME nauczyli, ktorym sic zdaje, re moz-
ma motyka porwa6 sic ma s}ohce!
Nastepuja potem zale ostrzezenia
przeciwko takiego rodzaju robocie, a
nawet dla dobra ogo}u ,.szlachetna de-
nuncjacja" ME jest pogardzana. Boo
przeciez my, polacy, ME jestesmy W
stanie podo}a6 si}om takim jak Rosja i
Niemcy, boo otoczeni przez olbrzymow
my pigmejczycy powinnismy jedynie
karki schylaG ma drodze egalnej
szukac zbawienia. To jedyne dla mas
wyjscie, Precz wiec z rewolucjonista-
mi podzegaczami, ktorzy unieszczes-
liwiaja narod, sprowadzaja }zy troski!
w TAXI mniej wiecej sposob przema.
wiaja do mas g}osy bojazliwe ulegIe
wobec aresztowah warszawskich. Ma
pozor maja racje, zastan6wmy sic jed
max lie jest W mich tel racji.
Kto tylko zna stosunki w zaborze
rosyjskim, ten vie zapewne, jak wiele
juz ME setek, ale tysiecy m}odziezy ma
szej, ME mogac znalesc utrzymania W
kraju ojczystym, bo tam ruguja m}o-
dziez nasza moskale, rusza ma dobro-
wolna zsy}ke, daleko ma wsch6d, opie-
rajac sic nieraz dopiero mad brzegami
oceanu SPokojnego. Pytamy; Czy ia
m@odziez dobrowolnie tysiacami kraj
opuszczajaca ME zrusyfkuje sic, wszedI-
sly miedzy moskali; czy W bydlecem
najzupe}niej zyciu po miastaoh mias-
teczkach Rosji, gdzie - wiemy to do
swiadczenia -tylko vodka karty sta
nowia rozrywke, ME stepieje duchowo,
ME zapomni o obowiazkach wzgledem
ojczyzny j spo}ecze6stwap Czy mio-
dziez ia, pozeniwszy sic ma moskiew-
skim gruncie, potrafi dac, otoczona zew-
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

w. $. fIemrnway. of Wheatley, was in the city and a pleasant caller at this office Wednesday, and has our thanks for substantial favors. He was here on business.
 My mother suffered with chronic diarrhnea for several months. She was attended hy two physicians who at last pronounced her case hopeless She pro- cured one 25.crnt bottle of Chamber lan's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhopa Remedy. and five doses gave her per manenl relief. l take pleasure in recom- mendinp it as the best un the nlarket. Mrs. F. F Watson, Aiken, Ala. Webb X Sanders.
 If troubled with rheumatism. give Chamberlsiu's Pain Balm a trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application will relieve the pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruies in one-third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns. frostbites. qninsey. pains in the side and chest, glandular and other swellings are quickly cured hy applying it. Every bottle warranted. Price ? and 50 cts. Webb X Sanders.
 The republican county executive committee met in Forrest City last Sal, . urday. and organized by the election of II. Q Fitzpatrick as chairman. and c. +. llemenway, clerk. About 50 dele gates were present and after the trans. action of some unimportant business. elected T. 0. Fitzpatrick and John | Blount aS delegates tO the State COT. vention which met at Little Rock on March 20 and the Congressional con. vention which met at Wynne March 2t.
 As an extra inductment to the trade besides Keeping the best. freshest and one of the most complete stocks of groceries to be foand in the city. w. '. Sanders is offering to give as a pre-. mium with everS cash purchase amounting to Sl or upward n hand some handpainted piece of table china ware. These premiums consist of complete sets of table ware. and would be the vride of any housewife. Before you huy groceries. see the beautiful display at his store.
 We have saved many doctor bills since we began using Chamberlain Cough hcIlSuy Iu OuI uotnt. WE keep lNttlt open all the time and whenever any of my family or myself began to catch cold we began to use the Cough Remedy. and as result we never have to send away for x doctor and incur d large doctor bill, for Chamherlain's Cough Remedy never fails to cure. It ia cer- tainly medicine of great merit and worth S. Mearkle. General Mer. chant and Farmer, Hattie, Bedford county, Pa. Webb x Sanders.
 The hypnotist performance Saturday night was hugely enjoyed bva large audience. The ridiculous situations were even more ludicrioms than upon any of tue three previous occasions, and there heinz several new subjects, there was no abatement of the fnp from the time it began until the cur tain was rnEg down upon the last act The Gritliths fully demonstrated theil ? ability t0 do hypnosis, and their per formances were hichly satisfactory tG their patrons. There are few sksptics upon the subject since this wonderful demonstration.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

On account of bad health, will dis. pose of the Turkish Restaurant. stock of groceries. fixtures. etc, at actual cost. Sale will be made either for all or any part of stock or fixtures. This Is a splendid opportunity for someone to buy a good paying business and stand cheap, SaidX Kelly.
 The ChOctaw has a number of labO. rrTs at work on the tracks in the pub. lie square and IS putting in a number nf new switches and improving and lrngthening the nld ones. The park fence and some of the trees and boxes are heinz remOved and necessary con. veniencrs to accommodate the increased businesss of the company are being put in.
 Nr. W. ]. Meyers. of the firm of w. J. Meyers X Bro. of Troy. Tennessee, arrived in the city Monday. He is backing Reedy x Taylor in their pro. posed spoke factory. They asked the town a bonus ef $500. A mass meet ing of citiysus was held Monday. an understanding reached as to what could be expecie cd in return for bonus. and the money was pledged. A com mittee circulated q popular subscription paper Wednesday and the amount WAS subscribed in a few hours.
 John Johnson. colorrd. who lives near Widener. WAS in town Saturday, and in the afternoon. about 3:30 a clock. be came involved in a quarrel with Henry NJ ill-r. another negro from the same neighhorhood. It seems that Miller was drinking and had threatened to kill Albert Barnes if he (l}arnrs) cut the cotton stalks off of his place before he (Miller) finished gathering his cot ton. The parties were in the store of Robert l.. Pettus at the time. Johnson was standing or sitting near the stove. and WAS not interested until Miller turned to him and without provOcation cursed him anI threatened t0 kill him. and went at him with pair of names which he had picked m from the coiin- ter. Mir. Pett,is and others intriferrtd q at this point and ordered MIlirr 10 leave the store and pushed him along toward the front He went reluctantly and when he got nearly to the door he broke away from those who were rs curting Linn and started back. threaten ing Johnson. Johnson saw him cOm- ing and drew a long uladed Barlow knife. with which when they met lir stabbed Miller through ihe heart. from which he died ia a few minutes. John son was arrested and placed in jail. squire Raiford held m inquest and ilir jury rrnd-rrd Il verdict that Miller came ln his death from a.kniie wound inflicted by John Johnson.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

If your child is cross or pervish. it is no doubt troublrd With worms. Whites Cream Nermiiuge will iemave the worms, and it's ionic effect restore it's natural chpsrfulness. Price 2 cents Webb X Sanders.
 Regular trips hv the Steamer Victor are made from Mar.anna along the St Francis river twice a-week by which we can ship you anything you want in the Lumber line. L'Anguille Lumber Co, Marlanna, Ark.
 FoR SALE-by Mckinley Bros. at Haynes. Ark, one 2 horse power Heil- mann engine and boiler (attached,l one almost complete saw mill and one J5 horsepower fire box boiler. Cash, or terms to suit purchasers.
 Talk about a man walking block to get n drink of whisky. why there are men who ride 10 and b miles every day to get a drink of my good Old Cumberland Rye. Sold at the Pearl Sa. loon only. 1. ". MALLORY. What customers say about firm may always be taken as an evidence of its popularity. People who patronize the
 Magnolia Saloon say that T. c. Folbre X Co. handle the best liquors in the city. Give their goods a trial. The l. LAnguille Lumber Go i, of Ma rianna, has just received full car. load of windows and doors that were hought for cash, just at a time when there was great decline in glass Whlph hias fhata In sall nt,
 Whiskey. in bond, which is twelve or fourteen years old. is a rare article, but such goods are handled at the Magno- lia, and served in a manner to satisfy the taste and appetite of the most fas. tidious patron. Your trade invited. J. A. Womack has charge of < l.. Hodges store and tinslop. His efiici. ency as tinnpr is we'll known. and he invites his friends and the public to l give him call when needing anything in his line. Repair work speciality Mrs. A. Meyers and son Ike went to Memphis Friday. The latter returned Saturday, and Mr. X. Meyer went over Sunday. returning Monday, Mrs. Myers remaining in the city. They were on a visit to Mrs. X. Gluck and family.
 The place to buy Shingles, Siding, Flooring. Finishing or any other kinds of imlnber-dOo-s. windows. mouldings. porch columns, brackets, sash. weights and cord, in fact any kind of building
 material. The L'Anguille Lumber Co
 Marianna,. Ark.
 w. T. Sanders is offering special indncement to his customers in the distribution of sets of handpainted chiriarware. handsome pieces of which are given away with every cash pur chase of one dollar and upwards. See tue beautiful dishes now On exhibition ! at his store.
 w. B. Shearin, of Middleton. Tenn.
 WAS . caller at this otlice Tuesday. He has been on a prospecting tour over 1 the "ChOctaw." with a view to en ! gazing in the mercantile business. He [ was much impressed with the pros ] poets of our city, but lack of vacant i residences and stores prevented his 1 further investigation.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

The nobbiest line of gents shirt. %hitean fancy. at Russell. Graham x Co.,. cheap for cash. """'' " To have good biscuit. pse ,be c.,.,r. ,eu invlnclble and Peacock Flour. Nee. " x Chew, Agents. " There are others shoes but mono ho,. ter than the "l,attls Axe;, hr,na ,,u Imu ahG guaranteed by Russell, Ora. Mrs. Edna tCottonl Ramsey. of Mem. pms, arrived in the city Monday nm |. vls,t to her parents and other relatives and friends. 'e"''''' i'' Andrews, of Augusta. cand;- ia.e TOT prosecuting attorney, has been 'n ,ne county thus week in the interest of his candidacy.
 Mohey to loan on improved planta. tiohs. m sums to suit borrowers on 5 or io years time. See or write Geo' r. Taylor & Co. " o'' Try sack of the Celebrated Alba |. tross Flour and you will never usr any other kind. For sale only by Fms. sell, Graham x Co. '' George Walker, of Goodwin. was in town circulating among his nnmerous Irlenas and attending to business sey- eral days this week.
 M you want pair of shoes which MI iast you all winter go to Russell. upanan & Co. and buy pair of the Battle Axe brand.
 Go to the Kansas City Meat Market Tor choice steaks and roasts. fresh from coia storage, at reasonable prices. Tel. ephone T2, South Side.
 Organs. Pianos and Sewing Machines are sold cheap for cash or on easy pay ihents by landvoigt X Vadakin. if you want one see Vadakin.
 PIKE POLES.
 CANT HOOKS.
 PEAVIES.
 ATKINS & IlOgNE.
 FOR SALE My place. consisting of 21 acres. located one mile north of For. rest City. Is for sale. For terms. etc. apply to me. (. I,.AuIC. On every barrel of the celebrated In- vincible Flour you buy. you get a strict guarantee of its giving satisfaction Try it. Neely x Chew. Agents. The Cook Hotel, completely furnish ed, and enjoying a good paying business IS for sale. Address or inquire af Miss II. Whitman. Forrest City, Arkansas. FOR SALE AT C0sT-My restaurant and entire stock of groceries. including fixtures, etc. Same will be sold either in bulk or at retail, at cost price. SAIDA KELLY.
 Commercial Agent Eygleston, of the ChOc'aw, was tn the city a couple of days this week circulating among and shaking hands with his numerOus friends.
 "l}e careful what you drink" says . noted NJ. ID. Mindful of this admOni. tion Folbre x Ca. have added to their stock of pure liquors the celsbrai ed Pogue x Watson Bourbon Whisksy. 10 years old. Try it-it is served over the bar.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

are wholly unable to account for
 fact that there are some twenty .,ns to whom statements of their Escrip,ion account with TIE TINES s.nt and who have in no wise re. Irded. though the requests for pay L't were made in January. We have (o i'm busy to send out further re Ia,. and we hope it will be made 1 recpssary by prompt remittance
 !, each one who reads this notice. I,a of the best men OH our list have Esr failed to pay their dues t0 this Ls, We feel that it is an oversight. 1 ii is also an injustice to ns. Our
 .cfious have been un,sully good
 y,ar. aud We hope the ,ielin9uents
 b add to our eladness by settling. Cni yon please attend to this matter while it is on your mind. and |nlly obligc.
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sa.'..: ss.s: s.: :s &f4ZSzz|

A. R. De Fluent. editor of the Jour nal. DOylestion. Ohio. suffered for x number of years from rheumatism il, his right shoulder and side. He says ''Myright arm at times was entirely use. less. 1 tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm und WAS surprised to receive relief al most immediately. The Pain Balm has ever since and it never fails" Webb X Sanders.
 5. Bethel. n brakeman in the pm. ploy of the Chociaw. Oklahoma X Cult railway, WAS caught between two drawheads while dulbling summit lIill, one mile east of here Saturday and badly injured in the abdomen. lie was caught while trying to rracl, over [" draw bar and 0pen the air valve. Dr. w. II. Alley, local surgeon for the company, was immediately summoned and alter rendering every attention available had him moved to a hospital at Little Rocd. Bethel is suffering very much and while the extent nf his injuries are not yet know there is very little hope for his recovery. He is q single man, age about 25. and has a brother. Will Bethel, in the employ of the Illinois Central, who resides at Louisville, Ky.
 Besides selling at consistent and tradewinning prices, W. T. Sanders. the grocer. Is continually offering in- dncements to win patronage. He always keeps a fnll stock uf fresh gro. ceries and table delicacies s-frnits. vegetables. meats, pickles, preserves cereal foods. syrnps. spices and sauces. and now lie is giving away hand sonrly decorated piece of china.ware with every cash purchase of one dollar. These dishes may be seen at his store. and are of the latest shapes and patterns and have been designed to meet the tastes of the most fastidiOus. in the beautiful decoration of the festive board. He guarantees that his prices on groceries will remain the same not. wit,standing the distribution of this ware. and asks the public to inspect 1t before making cash purchases else where. This special offer is made for the purpose of increasing his trade. and to show the people tArat he truly appreciates their patronage
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

You can be cheerful and happy only when you are well. If you feel "oit of sorts" take IIprbn+. it will brace you mp. Price 5O cents. Webb X Sanders.
 The results of an over-indulgsnce in food or drink Ars promptly rectiiied. without pain ar discomfort, by taking a few doses of Heroine. Pric. JO cents. Webb x Sanders.
 No need tn worry about what you want to eat. Did Boyle, vt the Kansas City Meat Market, can furnish you with early vegetables amd choice meats. Phone 12, South Side.
 Russell. Graham E Co, have just received hobby line "f Spring White Goods in Lawns, Percalrs, Dimitiss. etc. These fabrics are the latest spring styles, and good quality. To allay pains. subdme inflammation hpai fonl sores and ulcers. the mnst satisfactory results are obtained by using Ballard's Snow Liniment. Price p cts. mud 5O cts. Webb X Sanders. FLOWS.
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The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23

Wiile II lS uu y'ut Hih". "iu
 ly oblige.
 he peacltrees are in blossom. kroauet sets at the Newsstand. fhe hotels are doing a splendid busl-
 h you want to buy an organ see Vad-
 D.
 he April Delineator st the News SDd.
 March books and magazines at tie
 ssstand.
 F. Snlcer. of Palestine, was in the
 Monday.
 b,rrisre rumors of more and nume:.
 weddings.
 Buy "Battlc Axe" shoes of Russell.
 shan k Co.
 ". Ne~l was \ pleasant caller at
 uuisc io"y'
 l. Gorum. of Palestine. was in
 city Saturday.
 licss Almanac for 1900 may be had the Newsstand.
 an kinds of rough lumber for sale by
 ssvll, Graham K Co.
 J. Barrow went to Memphis Sat. bsy, returning Wednesday.
 You may payyoWr subscription to TIE biEs in county scrip at par.
 ack Csvanaugh. nf Palestine, was lhs city on business Monday. capt. J. G. Stern, M Madison. WAS n ptlins visitor tO the city Monday. Fresh bread every day at Trica X
 nan's. :sd door from the postoflic~. fhe grocery and Turkish rSstanran, For sale cheap for cash. Saida Kelly. lonsy to loan on good security. Ap. 1 to W. German, Forrest City. Ark. For ihe best new.grOund Flow on P market, go to Russell, Graham X 'ring your county scrip to TIE irs office and receive it's face value account.
 st received, Il large assort ment of isd shells. cheap for cash, at Russell. hhani X Cn. Yar. E. A. McCulloch. of Marianna.
 ID the city Tuesday en route home M Memphis. Hk for the Battle Axe" shoes at esell. Graham NCo's. One pair will You all winter. 1. M Gornm, of Palestine, was in el'y on business Monday. and reg. ffed ut t..e lselser.
 k StSna. the popular crockery Pmmer. of st. Louis, was in the city Fsday on business. Ee bud Boyle, at Kansas City Meat PAet. Tor something good tO eat. |he =, South Side. A. Hawkins, of Ilrth, has brsn in U several days this week on b,,si. E and attending court. |Sfmers' p@light-thp best Potato N ana Cultivator in the world. for oY Russell. Graham & Ca. new water tank and gasoline pn- h the latest improvement uf the Pctaw properties at Madison. I"re Bred p'ymnn,h Rock Eggs for at 10 for sl 50. and Brown Leg. ''' ID Tor Sl. by II. E. GwYN. II. Evins, of the Government Snug .s". Madison, was in the city and a "'""t caller at this office Tuesday. ames. Traces. Collars, Brillrs tH n nnands. Wagon and Flow Single Double Trees. Atkins x Horne. par of Hattie Axe" shoes will ~ ynu all winter. The price is yer, < see thtm at Russell, Graham X ,s ,e" iettuce, radisheS. tomatoes. cab. 'c;,n ,snaiiots and onions at the kmn- o''y Meat Market. Phone =, South  h'ru you cough? X dose of l;al- ce .n,.orr'i"''h'i n. Syrup will relieve il. pders. ' 'o ce"'s' "epp N iuo iuuooaS,iini, drop head New Royal s%s '"hine IS for sale at ,le |ms, os,anu' cheap fur cash. or on easy
 "A a ToRrA. issss. sas 3 The Kind yoe A..s A!xay: s'ssh
The Forrest City times., 1900-03-23
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Russell, Graham X Co.. have new advertisement iu this issue. They are doing large business and much of it is due to live advertising backed by honest and up to-date business meth ods.
 The game of Croquet promises to be very popular this season. Several sets have already gone out from the News stand. and a large stock. ranging in price from 75 cents to s 5O Is now on sale.
 Much pain and nneasiness IS caused hv piles. sparing neither age nor sex. 1'abler's Buckeye Pile Ointment cures the most obstinate eases. Price 0) cts in bottles, tubes 1o cts. Webb x Sanders.
 The Hon. John T. Hicks, of White county. formerly prosecuting attorney of the First Judicial Circuit of Arkan- sas, was in the city on professional bus mess a couple of days this week. HIS numerous friends were delighted to meet him again.
 GA @ TORI T A. Bear. .h. 1Tha Kind You NavsAIMys Bought 's,s''" :; ZzHzZZ7xl
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-27
F1GhT1Na THE OIL TRUST.
An Enquiry Begun by the Attorney
General of Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, May 26.-Attorney Cen
eral Smith today instituted an official en-
quiry into the oil situation In the Corsi-
cana district of Texas. Complaint has
been made to him by oil producers Of that
district that the Standard Oil Company,
which is alleged to control the oil output
there, has reduced the price of crude oil
from Sill to SO cents per barrel since
May l, and that this sweeping reduction
is made for the purpose of discouraging
the development Of the oil field ny pri
waite parties In order that the Standard
Oil Company may secure favorable leases
Of oil lands.
The Waters Pierce OIL Company, which
has just been barred from doing business
in Texas: vigorously denies that it is in
any way concerned with the Standard Oil
Company although it is generally under
stood that 1t is the Southern branch of
the latter corporation.
II the complaint made against the
Standard Oil Company is discoveed to be
well founded by Attorney General Smith
he will institute proceedings to GUST that
company from the State on the grounds
that 1t is violating the Antitrust law.
The large oil refinery at Corsicana is own
ed and operated by the Standard Oil Com
pany, and since the recent big reduction
in price of crude oil steps have been taken
tr organize an independent company to
build refinery at that place.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-27

Baltimore and Potomac Company are esti-
mated to cost more than S6,50O,000.
When the Baltimore and Potomac bill
came up Mr.. Pettigrew objected to that
provision of the bill which allowed the
company to take immediate possession of
the land needed for improvements pro-
vided for in the bill by giving a bond to
owners of such land for the payment of
the amount fixed in the condemnation
proceedings when made. He said that was
an unusual provision and utterly indie
feasible.
Mr. Mcmillan consented to have that
part of the committee amendment elm
mated, and the reading of the bill was
continued.
Mr.. Pettigrew objected to the provision
for taxation in section IA of the bill, which
exempted bridges, tunnels, elevated
structures, etc. He said that this would
forever exempt from taxation even a rail-
road station which the company put up.
He said citizens had to pay taxes on
houses they put up, and he thought the
railroad company should do so.
Mr.. Gallinger said the bill did not ex-
empt the depot. as 1t was provided that
the property occupied by the company
should be taxed.
Mr.. Mcmillan said IL was intended mere
ly to tax the railroad company as it is to-
day taxed. 1t was only to exempt the
tracks of the company
The bill was then passed, Mr.. Mcmillan
agreeing to strike out elevated struct-
ures' and substitute tracks