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Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Chrlsllan Endearorers Meet

Members OF the Wilmington Christian
Endeavor Union held their first meeting
of the fan last night in Second Baptist
Church. and discussed convention mat
tiers. After an enjoyable program. n
feature Of which was the tenor solo OF
Anthony Deverell, those present were
treated to cake and cream by the presi-
dent, George 4. Penney.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Horrors OF War i'm China

William Elder, of Wilmington, who is
at present in China. has written an in
teresting letter to his parents depicting
the terrible havoc wrought by Chinese
shot and she'll during the recent engage
ments there. Edler says the climate is
better in China than it is in the Philip
pines, but that oi the states beats them
all
Evening journal., 1900-09-04

and twenty-five per cent will not vote
lat all. Time will demonstrate that he
lis ignorant of the sentiment existing
within the ranks of the party which he
would like to call his own. Bryan will
be weaker in Delaware this year than
he was in 1896. and there will be a
heavy Democratic vote cast against
him with a quietness and effectiveness
that will prove a surprise 20 those san
lgulne silverites who cast the three
electoral votes of the state in the Ne
hraskan's column. with all opponents
'of Democracy, Organism and Free Sill
yer united, the Mckinley electors will
carry Delaware by a big majority. The
Bryan Of four years ago is the Bryan
|of to-day in the eyes of Delawareans; a
worse type OF American If anything by
reason of his reasonable utterances OF
the last two years. The people Of Della
ware will assist the people of her sis
ter states to teach the Democratic party
for a second time that If it expects to
win victories at the polls It must stand
on its own legs and not make shameful
surrenders to Populism.
Both Mckinley and Roosevelt have
the confidence and support of the busi
ness men of the country. who admire
them for their work of upholding the
American flag in the face Of opposition
in the colonies and reasonable utter
ances and practices by the Bryan
Democrats here at home They are es-
pecially grateful to President Mckinley
for giving the nation wise admins
tration which has restored public con-
hdence and produced an era of unex-
ampled business prosperity. In MAX
ing statements to the contrary Mr..
merely recltes the lesson
sent out from Bryan headquarters.
But it is in dealing with local affairs
That Mr.. Salisbury sustains his reputa-
ton for dlsregarding the truth. He
prates like a child about a change in
The leadership OF the Republican Or
when no such change has
been made or even contemplated. He
talks of a railroad faction" being
iowned within the Republican ranks.
when he knows that no such faction
exists, and when he must know that
his own party contains such a faction
which will railroad him to obscurity
by the time the next Legislature meets
If the Democrats should chance to
have a majority therein. A potent in
lluence within the Democratic ranks
has marked him for its prey, and well
he knows it.
Mr.. Salisbury INDUCES In inuendo
against prominent Republicans, all OF
whom have cleaner hands than he can
show. In fact, we are told that Dr.
Caleb r. Layton the Addlcks leader in
Sussex, recently made the prediction
in a store in Georgetown that "the next
two United States senators from Della
ware would be Addicks and Sauls-
bury" II he really said it, the Demo
Gratis had better set an investigation on
loot and ascertain whether there is any
warrant for the statement, for such a
result could come only through an Ad-
iicks-S Salisbury deal.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Attorney whiteman submits !

Only a short session Of the CT
Revision Committee, Of the Boar
Trade was held last night, at VIII.
Harvey Whiteman, attorney for
committee, presented the draft of
proposed law for conducting nun
elections in Wilmington and the
will be discussed at the next NEE
Evening journal., 1900-09-04

Responsibility for that dreadful rail-
road accident at Hatfield, Pa, in which
thirteen persons were killed and fifty
injured, should be fixed beyond doubt,
and severe punishment meted out to the
person found to be responsible for
lcarelessness most criminal in its ma
lture The Pennsylvania authorities
and the officials Of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway Company are ex-
erting themselves to the utmost tC
properly nx the blame and the Pennsyl
wanna courts no doubt will, in event o
arrest and conviction. make the sen
tence in keeping with the offens'
against the great travelling public.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04

thirty, having withdrawn from the 9TH
ers. His ambition has been realized, as
he has attained high degree in Masonry,
and he is content to rest on his laurels,
but is never so happy as when he can Sc
cure a rare old chart or engraving, rep
resenting some rite or degree OF work
familiar TO him to add 10 his already large
collection.
Mr.. Allen was formerly employed II
the composing room Of the Evening Jour
nal
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
LABOR DAY CELEBRATED
Big Crowds Attend Two Celebrations
in the Parks

More interest was taken IN LABOR
Day in this city yesterday than ever
before The only public celebrations
however, aside from the matinees II
the theatres and the baseball game
were the picnics Of the United Labol
League in Shellpot Park, and the VII
mington Lodge Of Machinists IN Ba
varian Park. Both were largely at
tended and interesting programs wer'
given.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Permit for CoIumbia's soldier

Adjutant- General Garrett J. Hart is
sued an order last night granting per-
mission 10 the National Guard of the Dis
trict Of Columbia TO pass armed through
Delaware. Inc visitors are to go 10 Sea
Girt to engage in the rifle matches there
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Wi RuIId Twelve Houses

Building Inspector John J. Cassidy
this morning gave a permit to Thomas
H. Melvin for the erection Of six
houses on the West side Of Pine street
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
They will cost $1,000 each.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Wilmington Soldiers in Alaska

Frank Ward and Edward Connor, OF
Wilmington. who are now in Company
l. Seventh u. $. Infantry, have arrived
in St. Michaers, Alaska.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
Wood for l.nIn works

In tow of the tug Rambler two
schooners loaded with wood were TAX
en- up the Christiana to the Pulp works
last evening.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
M nIeelina Wns HeId

AS but few BARRIERS were present, the
proposed meeting CT the BARRIERS Pro-
tective Association. which was to have
been held last night, was postponed.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
john Klnnd Tnl,cs lIis Eirst Vnrnlinn

John Klund, boss iinisher at the Jack
son and Sharp shops. is now enjoying in
Atlantic City his first vacation in twenty
years.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04

Will Resume Meetings on MOI
On Monday next the Wilmingt
e. Preachers Association will r.
its meetings, and the Rev. ]. w. !
will read a paper on "An Evang
Move in Wilmington Journalism
Evening journal., 1900-09-04
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For President.
WILLIAM M'KINLEY,
of Ohio.
For Vice-President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
OF New York.
For Presidential Electors:
CHARLES w. PUsEY,
or New Castle County.
MANLOvE HAYES.
OF Kent County.
DANIEL J. LAYTON,
OF Sussex County.
For Member Of Congress-short Term;
WALTER o. HOFFECKER,
OF Kent County.
For Member OF Congress-Long Term
JONATHAN S. WILLIS,
OF Kent County.
For Governor:
MARTIN B. BURRIS,
q New Castle County.
FoH Lieutenant-Governor:
JOHN HUM,
OF Kent County.
For Attorney-General:
HERBERT II. WARD,
OF New Castle County.
For State Treasurer:
DIR. l. HE1SLER BALL,
or New Castle County.
For State Auditor:
PURNELL b. NORMAN,
OF Sussex County.
For Insurance Commissioner,
GEORGE e. SMITH,
OF Sussex County.
Evening journal., 1900-09-04

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER A, 1900
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01

4; J. Withers and o. J. Hall of
wioeher. attended the rruniou M
omiied confederate Veterans AZ Louis.
vile this week. ~ '''u'S'
Col. Landvoigt and Gspe Ra,row
nuh.s1 squirrel and anplpd on Otter
roha last Saturday. The outing was
most successful. "'
when you ask for {" Vollmern wh;s
Ky be sure that You get il. Don,r H.,
any one tell you that they havs snnss
thing just as good.
w +. Duncan. the tonsor. was n
most successful fisherman at Rnrnt
Cane Tuesday. He caught A fine string
of speckled pesrch.
Try sack of the Celebrated Alba
tross Flour and you will never mss
any other kind. For sale only by Fms.
sell, Graham Il Co.
Ine w. Il. Corset, sold exclusively
oy russell. Graham Il Co., comfort
ABLY nus either short o. long waists
Lie best corset OH earth.
Prof. [. G. Nall. of Wheetlev. came
over sunday To join his wife ON a visit
10 Dr. and Mrs. +. J. P'Puol. They
returned home Wednesday.
FMessrs. f. IL. Govan, Walter Cotter
and Chas. l. Dputsch. of Mar,anDu
were IN the city yesterday on business.
and were registered at the Belser.
Small in size and great in results are De
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous little
pills that cleanse the liver and bowels.
They do not grippe. j. H.Dunavant.
Mrs. A. J. Hahn and daughter. Mrs.
DR.. Murphy, of Brinkley. passed
through the city"Monday evening en-
route to Louisville to the reunion.
Mesdames Barrow and Hatcher. the
florists. furnished the cut flowers and
ported plants for the beautiful dpcora-
ton OF the Catholic church Sunday.
DR.. Dunavant returned SUNDAY
night from Tennessee after short
visit to homefolks. leaving Mrs. Dnna-
want and the baby girl for longer
stay.
We have gum boxing and 2x4. 2x6
and ks from 10 to rs feet long which
we are offering at 81 30 per 1900 feet
J. w. Wheeler II Co., Madison, Ar
kansas.
Mr.. Blunt. the Sewing Machine Man.
has located here and is working with
Rollwage II ca. Any order left at
Rollwag- Il Co.'S will be promptly at
tended to.
RUSSELL. Graham x Co. have 4 beau
tiful line of White Goods. Lawns.
Percales, Piqnes. Dotted Swiss. and
all popular fabrics for Spring and Sum-
mer wear.
Mr.. o. W. Thomson. of Wynne.
arrived in the city Monday morning
en- tie In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dau'l. Wylds, in Franks township. for
weeks visit.
All Nho suffer from piles will be glad 10
learn that DeWiit's Witch Hazel Salye
will give them instant aud permanent re-
lief. 1t will cure eczema and all skin dis
eases. Beware OF counierfeits. J. IL.
Duhayant.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may he quickly
cured by using Dewitt's Witch HAIL
and skin disease. Take no other. j. Il.
Dunayant.
Chas. III. Sanders and Jas. Brown,
two of The best fishermen in st. Francis
county, spent line day yesterday on
BlackiisiI lake where they angled The
risky and vigorous trout and speckled
beauties with great success.
The abundance of rainfall this week
| is worth thousands of dollars to the
planters Of this county. aud crops
which were heretofore burning up.
now have a splendid season and will
flourish even unto the harvest.
What customers say about firm may
ALWAYS be taken AS an evidence of its
popularity. People who patronize the
Magnolia Saloon. say that Il. &. Folbre
X Co. handle the best liquors in the
city. Give their goods trial.
Lieut.. Linn Turley and Mr.. Henry
Pettus left Monday evening for brief
outing IN the bottoms ON fishing aud
hunting expedition. They had good
time and great sport, and brought
home about 800 pounds of line fish.
whiskey. in bond. which is twelve or
fourteen wears old. is rare article, but
such goods are handled at the Magno-
liza. and served in manner To satisfy
the taste and appetite of the most fas-
.idious patron. Your trade invited.
:. X. Boqgs had the misfortune to
fall while doing chores about his prem
lses u few days ago, and is now suffer
ing with "A fractured rib. We extend
our old friend our sympathy and trust
that hr will soon be entirely recovered.
Webb < Sanders soda counter 10
kept beautifully decorated with flowers.
aud admirers of floral beauty as will
as refreshing drinks will he highly
grstitied by visit, and just think of
that handsome caterer, Willie ller-
ney.
de careful what yon drink says u
ns'rsi NJ. ID. Mindful of this admoui-
ti.sn F0lbrr X Co. have added In their
stock of pIsrr liqtinrs the celehrated
pegsie < Watson Bourbon Whiskey.
10 years old. Try Tit is served over
the bar. 5.
ls.rarts shaw that over fifteen hundred
iix.s haxr h--n saved through the use Of
Oa- INNATE r..ash ttirr. Most 81 thsse
S~fS es>~- Df rFiPp~. Group, asthma.
~ke4sing r.sggh. bF.ursitis and pni-inl6n-
IA. =. vzris 's-. prevents ccnssmp,itn.
J. II DgHsysni.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01

Miss Ethel Smith. of Charlottesville.
arrived ~ the city Sunday morning
aud has been n charming and attractive
guest Of the Misses Pearl and Drucilla
Davis this week.
Mrs. VIM. Weaver. Of the Sambler
neighbOrh.r,d. Was IA the city Monday
morning for a physician to attend her
husband whom she supposed 10 be i'll
with malsrial fever.
You cannot bay good goods in a
cheap store. nor " Iolimer whisky in
cheap hotel az cafe. When you
drink Nallmrr . YOU drink the best
your money can buy.
Assessor III. &. Smith. Of Whe atley,
was IN the city far few hours Muu-
day night. preparing 10 start unon the
annual roundup at property. lie will
Begin business today.
DIR. W. W. Jackson. Of Bannervills.
Ark. better known As "Will." formerly
at this city. brother af " W. Jack
sou, Was shaking hands with old time
friends IN town Tuesday.
Russell. Graham X Co, have just
received nehhy line of Spring White
Goods in Lawns. l'eTcales. Dinitips.
etc. These fabrics are the latest
spring styles. aud good quality.
The most complete and beautiful line
OF Lace aud Embroidery ever shown in
Forrest City. Just received direct fTan
importer. NAV be inspected al RUSSELL,
Graham n Co.'S Mammoth store.
Mrs. Walter Gnfman has been quite
III for several days this week. but - re-
ported To I've considerable better this
morning, which batter fact will be- graf
flying news 10 her many friends.
Mrs. Neal McFal. Mrs. llarys
Wheeler and Mrs. viii Gurley. of
Madison. were pleasant visitors 10 The
city Monday. guests at the hume OF
their aunt, Mrs. LaMize Preweit.
wANTED-More old gold and silver.
Will pay good prices tor any old tfink-
cts of these metals which yau have oa
hand aud have long since considered
of no value. y. Harris. the Jeweler.
Miss Anna Robson left wednesday
evening Of last wt.k f,d Augusta 10
company with hes little iflrnG. VI tud
McCursiy. at whose home 10 that city
Miss Anna will Visit lur s~keral dsts.
There arr nih.r whl>kies. lat th.rs
is only one Jesse M,-s-. p" The ntl
standard Jesse M,.Hr wh.sk-s /.
which Is pure. riefi aud mfllfi.. Al
lirst-class places serve " Jess No"fr.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01

Miss Dye Morris. of Sesrcv. Ark.
principal of the Palestine public school.
in company with Misc Terrell. was i'm
the city yesterday visiting aud shop
ping. Miss Morris il an applicant for
\ position on the faculty of the Crowley
Ridge Institute.
Mrs.N {. Allen nee Annie Ysrzley of
Brinkley. arrived Monday evening on
short visit tn the home OF her child
hood. aud visited relatives and numer-
Gus frieads iu the city several days this
week. guest At the home of Mr.. aHd
Mrs. L. w. YeTzley.
a delivery wagon which contributes
greatly Ia the metropolitan appearance
OF our streets, Is uew. red vehicle re-
Gently purchased by l.. X Grobmyer.
Ii is an attractive wagon and on either
side are painted these words IN buid.
black letters: Tel. -. l. Il. Grol :
myeT.
The partial eclipse Of the sun Mon
day morning attracted a great deal of
attention in this section. and while We
had no powerful and expensive appar-
atus through which 10 view the wonder
full phenomena. interest was At fever
heat aud smoked glass Was at pre-
mium.
The ice plant lost day Wednesday
by reason of the bursting OF steam
pipe under the boilers 1T the electric
light plant. and Mr.. Armstrong abridg-
ed the difficulty very clsvrrly by order
ing car of ice from Memphis. The
consumers OF ice knew nothing Of the
mishap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Niiiendrr. Miss
Emma Carr. Of this CITY, and Eld.J b.
Wise. Of Mariana. went 10 Bible
Union Saturday evening where Ed.
Wise preached three wise and logical
sermons 10 the Jericho people. The
party returned TO this city Sunday
evening.
Unless food Is digested quickly it vi
fernent and irritaie the stomach. A fteI
each meal take a te.speonful of KodoI
Dyspepsia Cure. IL digests what you eat
and will allow you to Fat all you need Of
what you like. 1t never fails to cure Tie
worst cases of dyspepsia. 1t is pleasant
10 take. j II. Dunxvsnt.
LAUNDRY Il have purchased the
Franks Laundry agency of Carroll
Wood and respectfully solicit yotr
Patronage. Laundry shipne,i Mardays
aud Wednesdays and delivered Thurs
days and Saturdays. All work will re-
ceiye prompt attention and satisfac-
ton Wilbur Alley.
Our young friend. Tom Parham. re
turned Sunday morning from his thild
year in Webb's school at Bell Buckle
/ Tenn. Tom WAS member of thu
graduating class, and We are proud To
state finished with high honors. He
will probably remain out of school fol
n year when he intends 10 enter Van
derbilt University.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
| REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS,
LAWN MOWERS,
HAMMOCKS,
ATKINS e. HORNE.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01

Russell. Graham x Co. have new
advertisement IN this issue. They are
doIng large business aud much Of il
IS due tn live advertising backed by
honest aud up to-dste business meth
DDS
John Mccain. of Pine Bluff. nephew
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hurney. and
cousin To Mrs. J. w. Paslay. tie lovely
bride OF Wednesday night. was pleas.
ed and handsome spectator at the nup-
tials.
lhe census enumerators began ope-
Ia'lons IN this county this morning
Ihey are clever set OF fellows and
none 10 be able to make one Of the test
reports which the department will re-
ceive,
Miss Alice Sanders left the latter
part OF last week for Little Rock and
ArRadelphia on visit to relatives and
friends. She will attend the com.
mencement exercises of the Ouachita
College.
Examine the W. X. Corset for YOUR.
self at Russell. Graham & Co. 1t is
durable and comfortable: the bones
and steels will not push through. When
you have wcrn one w. Il. you will have
no other.
The Chinese ask .'how 10 your liyer?'
instead OF how do you DOS for when the
liver is active the health is good. DE.
Wits Little Early Risers are famous little
pills for the liver and bowels. j. IL.
DuHayant.
The Forrest City Gin Co., have in.
creased their capacity by putting in a
new gin stand this week. and MANY
other preparations are being made by
this company TO do an increased bust.
hess this fall.
Mrs. II. e. Grobmyer and little son
Glssie. OF Carrollton. Ky. are spend
Ing month in the city. guests at the
lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. X
Grobmyer. We wish them a most
pleasant visit.
Mrs. J. :. Mcconnell and baby wen;
to Hot Springs Monday. They will be
joined there later by Prof. Mcconnell
as soon AS his school closes. and the,
will spend the summer vacation in the
Valley of Vapors.
Fo. SALE-by Mckinley Bros. al
Haynes. Ark. one % horsepower He'll
mann engine and boiler attached one
almost complete saw mill ana one %
horsepower fire box boiler. Cash, OF
terms to suit purchasers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Max Yoffie entertained
party of friends at supper last Sun
day evening I'm honor of their bah,
daughter. Rsbecca. An elegant menl
WAS served consisting of ice cream
, cake and other delicacies.
Mrs. Jas. y. Beard. and two charm
ing little daughters, Misses Nora ant
Minnie. of Wheetley. were pleasant
visitors To the city last Saturday ant
SUNDAY, guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. Il. Brown.
Geo. .. Martin, formerly either
OF Forrest CITY and we'll known in thi.
community, now with the =. Hayder
Saddlery Co., of st. Louis. was can
wasting the city in the interest of hi.
firm Monday aud Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-01
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have AlWays Bought
signature ss.ss sss Of &M2ZzZ9

The base ball meeting which was
called for Tuesday night WAS post
poned until tonight owing to the in
clemency OF the weather. Everyone
who is interested in the organization
of "a strong team for Forrest City this
season is requested 10 meet at the
courthouse this evening at o'clock.
Miss Lady Ingram went 10 Memphis
Tuesday TO attend commencement at
the Hsgbee school. in which institution
she has friends who will finish this
term. She will return home Saturday
morning accompanied by her friend.
Miss Mamie Dalton, of Bonneville,
Miss. who will visit several DAYS ia
the city guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. n. +.
Ingram.
4. +. Johnson. of Memphis, son-iE.
law of Mrs. Hooker. who owns the
hotel building known ~ the Cook
House. was in the city couple Of days
this week hooking after the family in.
teres's. and let n contract for repairs
on the building. 1t il minated that
IL is the intrnrion nf The owners To put
up handsome new building on these
lots in the hear future.
Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia.
Persons with indigestion are already half
starved. They Weed plenty of wholesome
food. kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat 50 that the body can he nourished
while the worn cut organs are being re-
constructed. 1t is the only preparation
known that will instantly relieve aud con.
pietely cure all stomach traubIss. Try IL
il you are suffering from Indigestion. 1t
will certainly do you good J IL Dunay ant.
Ed. A. y. Couch, of the Baptist
church. will preach especially To the
graduating class of Crowley Ridge lr-
stiiute Sunday. June 10. at IL o'clock
IA The forenoon. His subject will he
AN appropriate theme for these young
ladies 10 think about AS they are enter
ing upon life's softer pathway, and
others, too. will be interested. The
public are cordially invited to attend
this service.
Gas TozfA.
Beam the. The Kind You Haze AIYars Bought
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