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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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The street committee is the hardest
worked body of officials in town at thi.
writing. The protracted rainy season
has done great damage to our public
theroughfares in many places, and II
will be necessary to expend great
deal of money and TIME within the
next two Or three weeks to get them in
proper shape again.
II. w. Kerr. of Colliervile, H.. a
sportsman friend Of County Clerk Geo.
Il. Mallory, sent the clerk two red foxes
which arrived in this city last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Mallory is
raising the cubs at his home in this
city and will chase them some time in
September when he hopes to have his
Illinois friend with him OH a visit.
Jas. Alley returned from a short
visit to Memphis the latter part OF last
week via. the old Military road through
the Mississippi and st. Francis bottoms
bringing with him to this city pony
and cart belonging to Mr.. Vadakin.
James had q rough drive through the
low lands. and he will carry the ex-
periencea of the trip fresh in his mem
DRY for Iaany a day.
1.-The Choctawsn have arranged to
play their first match game with the
Wynne base ball team on Honday
evening. June Is. The game. will be
called promptly at O'Clock by Umpire
koerpers Wynne has first class
team and the Choctaws look forward
to one of the hardest games of the
season 70 begin with. The game will
be played in this city.
Under the superintendent of Mr..J.
5. Jackson. the Forrest City Cemetery
is fast becoming what it should always
have been-a place Of BEAUTY. All the
broken down and wandering tomb
stones are being replaced, the rubbage
and broken down fences removed, the
washes filed up, sunken graves round
ed and the roadway ina0e safe aor ve-
hicles In one months time Mr.. Jack :.
son hae made good show, and we bupo
the contributors to this iund wjll con-
time. The good work. 1he, amount
pledged IS Inadequate md we hope
Others may come fprwais and aid +
his tcnch rset3t w5tk.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

The city council failed to meet Tues
day night as scheduled on account of
the inclement weather, and absence
from The city of several members.
| Mrs. n. w. Norton, who has b zen
visiting nlf mother AZ BrOwnell, kas 3,
for the past three weeks, Is expected
| home Saturday or Sunday.
Small in size and great in results are De-
| Wits Little Early Risers. tlie'famous little
pills that cleanse the liver and bowels.
They do not grippe. j. Ii. Dunayant.
Rev. n, b. Fiaer, of Cotton Plant,
has been IN town "A couple of days this
week on business in the chancery
court. and shaking hands with friends.
w. H. Coleman & Co.. Cicalla, Ark,
want thirty teams to haul sawed head
ing and heading bolts. Lasts until
Christmas. Pay day every two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Altman. of Fl
Smith. after most pleasant visit of
| four DAYS to TIE family OF Mr.. anu Mrs.
A. Meyer, in this city, returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Blunt. the Sewing Machine Man.
has located here and is working with
Rollwaee 81 Co. Any order left at
Rollwage & Co.'s will be promptly ct
tended to.
Russell. Graham & Co. have e beau
tiful line of White Goods, Lawns,
Percales Piques, Dotted Swiss. and
all popular fabrics for Spring and Sum-
mer wear.
CA. Ahlstedt came up from Mari
anna Wednesday and went to Little
Rock Yesterday on business. He has
about completed his contracts in our
sister town,
An cld-fashioned toddy-either hot
or cold, is a great drink, if made OF
IS Vollmer whisky. A little sugar,
then water, then the pure stuff" Voll-
mer" whisky.
An ice book from the Forrest City Ice
Co., makes domestic affairs run smooth
ly. Don't delay. Buy an ice book to-
day and save yourself and wife worry
and vexation.
l., b. Collier formerly travelling out
of Memphis for Stewart, q wynne Il Co.,
has accepted a position with Russell.
Graham & Co., and entered upon his
duties June LIST.
GAS II q n, EA.
n..,.,h. 1Ihs Kind You asss1 Eays Bagsf'
s 6: !: = NxzzSz''ss
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

Uncle Jesse Hodges returned Satur-
nay from the reunion ut Louisville.
lie enJoyed the trip and found great
pleasure in mingling again with his
comrades in grey.
Russell, Graham Il Co. have Just
received nobby line of Spring White
Goods in Lawns, Percales. Dimities.
etc. These fabrics are the latest
spring styles, aud good quality.
The most complete and beautiful line
ct Lace and Embroidery ever shown in
Forrest City, just received direct from
importer. may be inspected at Russell.
Graham 4 Co.'s Mammoth store.
Attorney j. II. Patterson. of Cross
county, was in the city the first of the
week ON business in the Chancery
court. He gave us pleasant Gail and
has our thanks for substantial favors
Fred b. Brown has been quite i'll
the greater portion of the week, dur
Ing which time his services in The
TINES were greatly missed. We .are
glad to state that he is agaiH on duty.
uooCIi, btdHdil ~ w.. nave new
advertisement in this issue. They are
doing large business and much of it
IS due tn live advertising backed by
honest and up.to-date business meth
DDS
Examine the W. Il. Corset for yoar-
self at Russell, Graham Il Co. 1t is
durable and comfortable; the bones
I and StpQlc yriil
you have worn one w. b. you will have
no other.
All who suffer from piles will be glad TO
learn that DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve
will give them instant and permanent re-
| lief. 1t Will cure eczema and all skin dis
eases. Beware of counterfeits. j. II.
Dunayant.
DIR. Chas. Hays, of Byhala, brother
OF Sid Hays, who was formerly "A resi-
dent of this city, was in town yester-
day visiting friends, and en- route home
from Wynne, where he had been visit
ing daughter.
! Hardly day passes, in families
where there are children, in which Bal.
lard's Snow Liniment is not needed. Ii
quickly cures Cuts. Wounds, Bruises.
Bnrns and Scalds. Price % and 80 cts
/ Webb ~ Sanders.
! Miss Ethel Smith, of Charlottesville
who was such a charming guest OF
Miss Drucilla Davis last week returned
home Monday evening accompanied
by her hostess who will visit short
while at Charlottesville.
! For SALE-by Mckinley Bros. al
4 Haynes, Ark, one % horsepower Hell.
i mann engine and boiler attached, one
almost complete saw mill ana one 90
horsepower fire box boiler. Cash, OF
terms to suit purchasers.
What customers say about firm may
always be taken as an evidence of its
/ popularity. People who patronize the
Magnolia Saloon. say that Il. G.. Folbre
Il Co. handle the best liquors in the
city. Give their goods trial.
! Mrs. " b. lizard went to Wynne
/ Monday evening to spend week OF
ten days with her daughter. Mrs j. w.
! Williams: whence she will go to Vann-
| dale on visit to friends and relatives
and will be the guest of Mrs. McKie.
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70 REWARD $50

,,y dollars will be paid to anyone
Ian find better line of whisSeys
h saloon in the State than is kept
i Magnolia.
A and examine and be convinced.
I. e. FoLBEE II CO.,
Proprietors.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

i Sol has another inning.
it hot enough for you ~
E,end the corporate limits.
bod season for cockleburrs.
ne Magazines at the Newsstand.
here is the county road machine I?
you want to bry an organ see Vad-
Cream every day at Trice & Alt
" rough lumber of Russell, Ora
Il Co.
& "Battle Axe" shoes of RUSSELL
am Il Co.
,8ntan Pens, for Census takers, at
Newsstand.
nas Hill, of Pine Tree, was in
b Saturday.
b kinds of rough lumber for sale by
bell, Graham u Co.
II. Gorum, of Palestine. was in
b Monday Oh business.
die Kelley is visiting friends and
lives in Mississippi THIS week.
b not Miss he commencement
Feises tonight at the opera house.
Nils. bats. mis-. masks and all sorts
ase bail material at the Newsstand.
ffesb bread every day at Trice q
saan's, 2ud door from the postoIlice.
of The best new ground Plow on
market, 50 to Russell, Graham &
b. Geo N Rowland twas shak-
hands with friends in town yester-
n. Wilson. Of Caldwell. was
Fsaut business caller tie first of the
|t'ins Lesser has been reelected
Fident Of the Union Compress Com
|Y.
|spt. J G.. Stems. of Madison. was a
lal business visitor To the city yes
pay,
|Fmes McKie and wife. of Vann
X were visiting in tue city Friday
Fast week.
Ne haven't noticed ANYTHING in the
Ffphls papers recently about the
PSI devil"
Z. Fogg, of Telico township, was
lown Yesterday and gave US
fsant call.
PlS' received, a large assortment Of
',r'i shells, cheap for cash, at Russell,
Eiiam \ Co.
". Wilkinson, Of Palestine was in
y Monday on business and gave Us
iyasant call.
ii'le BelSer returned Wednesday
" eearcy where he had been at
ding college.
'& for Tie Battle Axen shoes AT
'stH' Graham zoos. One pair will
y0a all winter.
zen yon have once used an ice book
y Inc Forrest City Ice Co., YOU will
your Ice no other way.
"n9er'ntrndent NJ. B. Koerper. of
consumers Cotton OIL Co, MAS in
Aphis Monday on business.
W. Horne went to Memphis We'd
NV on business and To mingle with
'lFts and numerous friends.
W SALE-About 5000 bushels Of
N Tue husk. Apply to Russell,
nam y Co, Forrest City, Ark.
: Stockard. of Goodwin, was in
ciy on business and circulating
'oe MS numerous old friends.
7. j. ID. Mcknight returned Sat-
aY from the reunion at Louisville,
ne he had a bully good time.n
" =. nice pair Of Ladies' Low Quar-
, y go to Russell, Graham 4 Co.
III iine is the prettiest in town.
" personal effects of the late G..
tmcCormick, were sold at auction
NC administrator last Saturday.
OR SALE-Cheap for Cash, One
on tank, good as new, only used
lOrt tlme' Landvoigt s. Vadakin.
e = A. 8. Sutton aud W. p.
=, or Mariana. were in the city
registered at the Belser Monday.
PAIR of BATTLE Axe" shoes will
iof months. The price is very
see them at Russell, Graham &
nave gum boxing and 2x4, 2x6
$40 from 10 to 16 feet long which
We 4tiering at $3.50 per 1000 feet.
:, -. Wheeler u Co., Madison, Ar
ca ToEfA.
,sh' HIhs Kind You Have lIxays Bought
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

The city council failed to meet Tues
day night as scheduled on account OF
the Indictment weather, and absence
from The city of several members.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

Mrs. n. w. Norton, who has b en
visiting nIf mother AZ BrOwnell, kas ,
for the past three weeks, Is expected
home Saturday or Sunday.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

Small in size and great in results are De-
Wits Little Early Risers thefamous little
pills that cleanse the liver and bowels.
They do not grippe. j. Ii. Dunavant.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-06-08

Rev. n, b. FiGer. of Cotton Plant,
has been IN town couple of days this
week on business in the chancery
court. and shaking hands with friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

by solemn-looking old Moors, who In
sist on the customers seating them
selves and being RECALLED with dates and
sweet-meats. while the suaye but willy
merchant displays his wares and with
gentle persistence wheedles pesos out
Of their purses. In the engrayer's win
dows you notice a great many visiting
cards Of jet black pasteboard. with the
name thereon in white letters They are
not mourning cards. as one might sup
post-but perhaps may be called pre-
cursors OF the same. being the adver-
tisements Of doctors, (medicos) --omin-
ously slgnlfylng their calling.
Seville is celebrated far and wide for
It's pottery. but the best Of II is rather
coarse, though OF artistic forms and
coated with bright green and red en-
amcl IL is manufactured In the glpsy
suburb Of Nieana, In exactly the same
manner rs in the days Of Santa Jus.
tina and Santa Ruhna-those
PoTTERY-MAKING MAIDENs
Of long ago who were stoned TO death
In this town by the Romans for refus-
ing TO worship the image OF Venus.
Crowds come out Of the theaters TO
refresh themselves by promenading in
the streets between the pieces. There
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are always three or four short plays In
every evenings performance, each last
Ing about an hour you pays your
money and you takes your cholce"-hfty
centimes a play and no reduction al
Wholesale You may buy ticket Tor
the last play, or the first: or for the
whole lot. II you choose-but YOU VIII
not be likely 70 sit out the entire per-
Torrance.
Public lotteries are innumerable In
Seville and on an Increasing scale as
the country grows poorer. Sitting near
door or window In your cafe, you are
perpetually annoyed by men and wo-
men importunlng YOU 10 buy lottery
tickets-halyes. quarters. elghths OF tick
cts, II you decline the whole ones; and
who knows, senior. but you may draw
the grand prize and wallow In wealth
forever afterwards? They sell them at
cost price, but expect a small gratuiiy;
and In this odd, but not uncertain way,
thousands Of Sevilllans make a living.
As VI TO atone for the lottery nuisance,
you are sometimes treated by your
landlord 10 a delightful bit OF local
color. A troupe OF students. IN the old
fashioned Salamanca cloaks and hats,
file into the dining room march twice
around the table playing gay tune
then seat themselves on chairs provided
at one side Of the room and play as on
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tai OF 3,0ii miles. The Indians had
fought until their ammunition became
exhausted.
Every member Of that splendid COM
mand OF Lawton's. who. despite hard
ships, achieved success their endurance
and fortitude so richly deserved. would.
in any other country. have received i'm.
mediate promotion, brevets and medals.
Lawton entered modest claim FOR the
honors OF this campaign In letter, dat
ed Fort Huachuca. A, t., October 81,
1856, a little over six weeks after Zero,
nlmo's surrender. He says; II have
been hard at work all summer. and you
need not believe all the lies the news
papers tell you about the campaign.
got Geronimo myself and feel very
good over the complete success OF my
five months work. II has added very
much to my pleasure, too 10 receive
letters OF congratulation from so many
old friends and feel myself remem-
bered Captain r. G.. Carter, Y. S.
a. in Golfers Weekly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

started out In life an Indifferent artist
and afterwards became a better priest
The second son amounted TO so little
that his vocation and career are entirely
unknown. The only daughter, named
BeAirlz after her mother. went the
natural way Of women in marriage
doubtless 20 some serenadlng scalawag
with fun equipment OF Spanish cloak,
guitar and Aibucete dagger; and her
grcat-great-great grandchildren In Sc
VILE are yet Dragging about their H.
lustrlous forefather. There Is a fine
statue Of Murlllo In the Plaza del
Museo. opposite the
PICTURE GALLERY.
which contains some OF his most "a.
nous works Here Is the celebrated
Conception" ST. Francis embracing
the Christ cruclaed; 81. Felix, with the
infant Savior In his arms, 81. Anthony
Of padua. kneellng before the Chld
Jesus. who Is seated on an open book;
and a score OF others which the world
will delight 10 honor as long as paint
and canvas can endure. Strange--is II
not?-that the handlwork OF man should
look so bright and fresh hundreds Of
years after the hands that wrought are
dust. Murlllos Christs seen much more
real and chlldllke than those OF Raph-
ael, his Saints and Virgins more like
natural men and women. II is worth
coming 10 Spain merely 20 become ac-
qualnted with the best specimens ex-
tant Of his work. Through them, one
seems TO become acquainted with the
great Master Himself and 20 love his
simplicity and sweetness, which re-
mained unspolled In spite Of wealth ana
honors. tlll his untlmely death at the
are Of eixty-four.
Though their churches and converts
are so numerous about one 10 every
hundred inhabltanis--and the bells
thereof are continually calling to divine
service. the sevlllians have the great
est reputation among all the people Of
Spain for llvellness Of character and
enjoyment Of worldly pleasures. The
past and future have few concerns FOR
them. Il is the present they care about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17
STATE OF UTAH.
ONCE Of the Secretary OF State.

I. James T. Hammond. Secretary OF
State OF the State OF Utah. do hereby GER
ufy that the above named Insurance
Company has lled In my ofiioe q detailed
statement Of its condition, from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared.
and that the said company has In all other
respects complied with the laws OF the
State relating TO Insurance.
In Testimony Whereof. | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great
(sEAL.) seal Of the State OF Utah, this
18th day Of February. A. ID. 1900.
JAMES T. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

When Gen. Miles assumed command
OF the department OF Arizona on April
Y, 1856 his attention was called to the
hostile members Of the chlrlcahua band
OF Apaehes whose depreciation and
hendlsh atrocities had created a feel.
Ing OF insecurity through scattered
settlements along the borders. Many OF
the Industrial interests mining, agri.
cultural and pastoral-had been aban.
doned, and the troops were discouraged
by their long and futile chase after
these elusive savages.
General Miles so disposed his troops
as TO AFFORD the best protection TO the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17
Insurance Company.

The Name and Location Of the Ca.
National Fire Insurance Con,nn any
=. Peal street, Hartford C0nnsc6e-mi
Nahe OF president, James Nlchols
Name OF secretary, \. q. RIchsrd.
me amount OF Its capital stock
The amount Of its capital stock stock 10000 "
On pau up ~ ...t............. 0oaras a.
The amount Of It's assets Is te,.yn .
The amour, OF It's liabilities ''"'''a
The "S S%ouh, o 81 is i5c Is ~; t@Fa
ing the preceding calendar
The amount Of It's expenditnre. -Ns1s :
during the preceding calendar
The sI amount mount Of floss losses ,,ii ja A'S5Eg
ing the preceding calendar
The amount Of risks written Wv
during the year....,......... 9Ss eei q, q.
The amount Of risks In force nj
the end OF the year. zoo 29q 400 4.
STATE OF UTAH
Office Of the Secretary OF statA s.
State Of the State OF Utah do bsssstIy d
tfy that the above named ~ GER
Company has filed In my Office aa"iiei,aNes
statement OF It's condition. from vhict ,l
foregoing statement has boon 49,, wy
ana that the said company has I'M ali an,
respects complied with the law .t
state relating TO insurance we
In Testimony Whereof. I have ho-o,..,.
,sr,, sel my hand and affixed the grosi
'shAL') sea- OF me state Of Utah. MI,
"h gay or March, A. ID 1900
Secretary Of State.
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AUGUSTA JOYCE CROCnERON.

Mrs Crocheon subject
and both which lines
journals
publishing three volumes
Mrs Crocheron born 1874 the
John and Caroline embarked
Ign jouneyng via arrived Yerba
In 1865 with her mother and visited
their California they sold their 1867
secretary
lief called labor
1870 and 10
the Ninth ward Relief Society L. NJ
secretary In
published "wud Flowers published
book with portraits entitled Representative Women
gold medal cash
the Christmas and
and
1855 she published the Joseph Rukng
1891 published volume people entitled The Chrens
county resided since
the settlement upon book
sketches with material heretofore
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Annual Statement for the year ending De-
cember 81. lsD9 Of the condition OF the
Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Company.

The Name and Location OF the Company,
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company.
% Pear street hartford, Conn.
Name u president Jonathan Il, Buuce.
Ma ne OF Secretary. ,larles II. Lawrence,
The amount Of is asset, is.....p.s L. 2253, 6S3 Is
TheamOunt OF 10 liabilities dn-
Guiding capitaD is......-....,..-.. tl,1i5,i09 %
The amount ~ its Income during
the preceding calendar year. g,sl3,16i Is
The amount Of It's expenditures
during the preceding calen-
Oar year-...,........"o-,... s,2ol,2oJ ~
The amount ~ losses paid during
the preceding calendar year.. esl,lH Is
STATE or UTAH. ss
Office OF the Secretary OF State.
/. James r. Hammond. Secretary OF State OF
the state Of Utah. do hereby certify that the
above named insurance company has filed In
my Office a detailed statement OF It's cOndi-
ton, from which the foregoing statement has
been prepared. and that the said company has
In all other respects compiled With the laws "
the state relating % insurance
In testimony whereof. | have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the great seal
(sEAIA) OF the state OF Utah this 5th day OF
March, A. d. 1900
J. T. HAMMOND,
Secretary OF State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

left three children. The eldest son
warriors fame he also caused the
destruction VI the Magdalena church.
IA which Murlllo was christened but
somehow the bapthmal entry escaped
and may sill be seen IN San Pablo.
The datc-Jan. lst. ieis, and the hum
bic names o. his parents. are distinct as
II written yesterday. They must have
made better Ink n that early time than
most Of The wriing-nuld one buys now
a-days Muu.l1's wife The rich and
titled Doaa Hfa,rlz de Cabrera died
some years before ne painters fall at
Cadiz, which caused hts death They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-17

y Spanish students can. There are
flutes, yiolins, cello. tambourine and
several guitars In the band. BY and by
ithey repair to the patio, where some
beHitching Carmen plays the castlnets
ana dances to their music, until you
are ready to swear that IL Is all q scene
from the opera.
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1899. Of the condition OF the
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society.

The Name and Location OF the Company,
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Of Great Britain u $. office. 5e and IS
Pine Street. New York City.
Name Of Resident Manager J. Mont
gomery Hare.
The amount Of Its capital stock
iH,s.ss ss..s.ss.ss sssss.sssss ss.ss ovVVtvO W
The amount OF It's capital stock
paid up is...., ......" ..,." $1,000 W
The amount Of It's assets is..... 2Sio,igl p
The amount OF It's liabilities
Including Capital is......., 2sIe,iN 2
The amount OF Its income dur
ing the preceding calendar
loafs.sst.s. .s..st.sss..4s. ssssss l,ol9,Af "
The amount OF It's expenditures
year's'.'. ...,.....'.... 80, iSa.oi 30
The amount Of losses paid dur.
Ing the preceding calendar
year, ..s...s..'...... s'..''.'.' stA,f9o VI