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The Forrest City times., 1900-06-15

The family of'Capt. J. w. Beck find
much pleasure and comfort in the use
of handsome new carriage which
they received the first of the week from
st. Louis.
Russell, Graham Il Co., have a beau
tiful line of White Goods. Lawns,
Percales, Piques. Dotted Swiss. and
all popular fabrics for Spring and Sum-
mer wear.
Guy Bilheimer. one of the Arkansas
GaZette's city reporters, came over
Sunday TO visit friends and drink in
the healthful air of the coolest place in
Arkansas.
An ice book from the Forrest City Ice
Co.. makes domestic affairs run smooth
y. DON'T delay. Buy an ice book to-
day and save yourself and wife worry
and vexation
Mr. Blunt is the man to Fix your sew
ing machines AS his work gives salts.
faction. 1t has stood the test. Orders
left at Rollwage & Co. S will be attend
ed to promptly.
A number of handsome remember
ances received by him. compels our
senior to acknowledge another ami
versary of his birth, which occurred
June 1lth, IS.
You cannot buy good goods in y
cheap store, nor : Vollmer " whisky III
cheap hotel or cafe. When you
drink /" Vollmer you drink the best
your money can buy.
Mrs. 4 w. Lake and little grand
daughter. Cora Turner. of Wynne, ar
rived IN the city Monday morning and
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Folbre the past week.
Little MARGARET Wyune, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel L :Wynne, was Ill
Tuesday with fever. We are glad in
deed to note, however, that she Is
much improved at this writing.
Russell, Graham &Co, have just
received nobby line of Spring Mhite
Goods in Lawns, Percales. Dlmities.
etc. These fabrics are the latest
spring styles, and good quality.
The most complete and beautiful line
of Lace and Embroidery ever shown ~
Forrest City, just received direct from
i'm porter, may be inspected at Russell,
Graham & Co. IS Mammoth store.
OAsrozrA.
Bear, thu Up Kind You uays AIxays Bought
Signature /Ix.zk1IZ1I
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-15

Mrs. Z. II. Owen and lovely daughter.
Miss Grace, of Brinkley, arrived in the
city last Friday and spent the week
most pleasantly MS guests ut the home
oil Mt. and Mrs. L. W. McClendon.
There are other WHISTLES, hut there
IS only one Jesse Moore. - the old
standard Jesse Moore" whiskey,
which is pure, rich and mellow. All
nrst-ciass places serve " Jesse Moore. y
Russell, Graham & Co, have a new
advertisement in this issue. They are
uoing large business and much of ii
IS due To live advertising backed by
honest and upto-date business meth
DDS
Examine the W. r. Corset for your.
SELF at Russell, Graham IL Co. 1t is
durable and comfortable; the bones
and steels will not push through. When
you have wcrn one w. ID. you will have
no other.
An electric fan in the Office of the
bank OF Eastern Arkansas is the source
OF much comfort to the money chang
ers. The cooling appliance was put in
the lrst OF the week by Electrician
Shepard.
Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and all
other accidental injuries may be quickly
cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. 1t is also certain cure for piles
and skin disease. Take no other. j. Ii.
Dunavant.
For SALE-by Mckinley Bros. at
Haynes, Ark, Que % horsepower Hell.
mann engine and boiler attached, one
almost complete. saw mill and one So
horsepower lire box boiler. Cash, OF
terms to suit purchasers.
Whiskey. in bond, which is twelve OF
fourteen years old. is rare article, but
such goods are handled at the Magno.
liza, and served in a manner to satisfy
the taste and appetite Of the most fas.
tldious patron. Your trade invited.
II the predisposition to worms in chill.
dren is not cured, they may become
emaciated. weakly and in danger OF
commissions. Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge is the most successful and popular
remedy. Price % cts. Webb II Sanders
Jas. Macklin, of Memphis a potato
buyer, arrived in the city the first of
the week and will hustle for business
in that line for the next two VI three
months. He represents one of the
largest commission houses in the Bluff
City.
Mr.. j. II. Stockard, travelling repre-
sentative in Arkansas for the Nash
vile Cabinet Co, of Nashville, Tenn.
spent couple OF days most pleasantly
in the city the first of the week on bus
mess and visiting relatives and nun
erous old time friends. Rush is in
splendid health and has no kick com
ing at the way the world is serving
him.
Miss Drucilla Davis returned Mon
day morning from a most delightful
visit of week to friends at Crawfords
vile. She was the charming and ap
preclated guest at the home of Mis-:
Ethel Smith. Miss Drucilla has a
fondness for that = neck of the WOODS,
and her visits are always filled with
pleasures and eujoyments indescrib
able.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-15

When YOU ask for yollmsrs Ii,
nv We sure mat you get it. Don,t 10,
by, siy oie zen yeu that they have some.
Try sack of the Celebrated .na
tross Flour and Won will ns". Aua
any any o.ner KIND. For sale only by Fus.
Rev. w. II. Morrow. of Conway w,n
preach IN the Presbyterian church first
sunday IN July, morning and night. Ali
are cordially invited. '' an
Miss Sallie Devine left for the snr;ncs
vi leIhessee Tuesday tn spend the
SUMMER, with her goes the Sun.
shine" OF Forrest City.
Surveyor r. l.. Stockard and b;s
brother, Mr.. j. II. S,ockard snant TIC
gay IN GOODWIN Sunday on a visit to
home folks aud friends w
+. G. Nicely " Co. have purchased
tiie business OF the Casteel grocery, re.
plenlsnihg The stock and are prepared
for business. Phone 81.
The w. B. Corset. sold exclusively
ny russell. Graham ~ Co., comfort
aDiy hts either short OF long waists.
The best corset on earth.
The only systematic way to buy ice is
10 possess one OF the Forrest City Ice
Oo's coupon books. 1t saves time and
lifts great burden of care.
This is the season for picnics and
paroecues. Forrest City should pre-.
pare immediately for an suspicious &C.
casion on the Fourth of July.
Small in size and great in results are DE-
Wits Little Early Rsers. the famous little
pills that cleanse the liver and bowels.
They do not grippe. j. HDunavant.
Guy Eldridge, of Esau, Ark. arrived
IN the city last Saturday evening and
mas been most genial visitor TO
friends and relatives the past week.
Mr.. John Hughes. of HAYNES. spent
day or two in the city the first of the
week ON business and circulating
among friends, EN- route to Memphis.
Gus Williams, colored, was tried
Monday before Squire Sanders on a
charge o. bigamy. He was bound over
10 the circuit court in the sum of 800.
We have gum boxing and 2x4, 2x6
and ks from 10 to Is feet long which
we are offering at $50 per 1000 feet.
J. w. Wheeler Il Co., Madison, Ar
kansas.
Mr.. Dorman. the general travelling
freight agent of the Louisville 4 Nash.
Vile railroad, was in the city Monday
looking after the shipping interests Of
his road.
All who suffer from piles will be glad to
learn that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
will give them instant and permanent re-
lief. 1t will cure eczema and all skin dis
eases. Beware of counterfeits. j. IL.
Dunayant.
+. G. Nicely & Co. is the style of a
new firm in the city. They have pur-
chased the Casteel stock of groceries
and replenished it with the freshest OF
goods. This new firm starts out with
bright prospects of success, and THE
TIMES asks for them consideration.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-15
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss.s, the q IMzZzzx

The delightful resort, Stuart Springs,
has been partially repaired so as to
make it accessible to vehicles. In the
rush for money our people forget that
it is necessary to have health to eOjoy
the same, consequently those delight
full health giving springs are forgotten.
Each year small sum is subscribed.
but not enough to fit the place up as it
deserves. The city should own these
springs. Who will start subscription
to buy them?
The opening prices of Triumph po-
tatoes were very discouraging. being
only 40c per bushel. The farmers are
dissatisfied and digging is progressing
very slowly. Had good prices been
offered several cars would have been
shipped from this point this week,
whereas only few farmers have sold.
The crop will he short anyway on ac-
count of the recent protrdcUed rains.
Many potatoes have rotted in the
ground and others have taken second
growth which renders them unmarked
able. We hope PRICES will improve.
One of the most charming entertain
ments of the week was the card party
given Wednesday evening at the lovely
home OF DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Webb. AS
usual, Miss Mamye WAS in most
pleasant mood. ana the evening was
TILED with unrestrained pleasures and
happy social communion. The affair
was in horf,r of Miss Dalton, of Mis-
sissippi. Refreshments were served.
Mr. Ed Bonner and Miss Norma Roll
wave, Mr.. las. Gillian and Miss Dali
ton, Mr., Harry knight and Miss Lady
Ingram and Lieut.. Linn Turley were
present.
Wtbave never been able to end out
the Whereabouts of'the County road
machine, and this is the season of the
yea whenuverseers might Use the ma
chine TO great advantage in ahe i'm
pgUvemeut of our public highways.
The monevof the taxpayers was spent
for this road machine and if any bane-
fits have been derived from its owner
ship we have never been appraised of
them. Some people may think that it
is not OUT business to look into sacIr.
mai ters,, but, we pay taxes ar.t,would
he much -gratlfied if the whereabouts Of
TITS machius could ne sscrrtaired
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-15

ice Book.
Magazines at the Newsstand.
horton is expected home uext
want to buy an see Vad-
lam every day at Trice IL Alt
have a big barbecue on the
pugh lumber of Russell, Gra-
;attle Axe" shoes of Russell
& Co.
Delineator and Designer at
ksstand.
Dos Of rough lumber for sale by
Graham u Co.
IKE Fisher, of st. Louis. spent
ii the city buying potatoes.
bats. mis-. masks and all sorts
ball material at the Newsstand.
bread every day at Trice &
/, Ind door from the postoilice.
he best newgrOuud Plow on
|ket, 60 to RUSSELL, Graham IL
Geo. NJ. Rowland was cir
among friends in the city
deceived, a large assortment of
bells, cheap for cash, at Russell.
q Go.
Is. llolub, the prairie hay far !.
Goodwin, was a caller at this
bnday
or the Battle Axen shoes at
Graham NCo's One pair will
all winter.
Il bought for cash f. C. Neelv
lll give their customers the adj
Phone 81.
(nd Mrs w G. Ferguson wen,
lessee Friday ON Ii visit To
|and relatives.
Il. Stone was quite i'll last
y, bat We are glad To announce
| Is on deck again.
W.. Mcllwain, of Little Rock.
! Inc meeting of the Peabody
IN this city Tuesday.
Iltl lie town hog goes -unre-
Tie Vigilance Committee
Pot Lose It's enthusiasm.
5000 bushels of
'he husS. Apply to Russell.
" Vop Forrest City. Ark.
N lnebefg, of Mariana, visited
|lly OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Levy
F'ty several days last week.
nee pair Of Ladies' Low Quar-
Z 60 to Russell, Graham & Co.
he Is the prettiest in town.
oALE-Cheap for Cash, One
Iahk, COED as new, only used
Time. Landvoigt & Vadakin.
:; streeter, a potato buyer
,ese'aliu, Ohio, spent 4 few
'ne city the first of the week.
the all around farmer
,klnsn Of st. Frarcis bottoms,
'o"h Monday attending court.
OF Battle Axen shoes will
months. The price is very
&c them at Russell, Graham 4
r. w Ros;tt. of ,yidener.
uwh SATURDAY spreading hap
'nohg his friends by his gent
alile Connors and little sister
arrived III the city Monday
!. ana VIII probably remain all
= me friction. Buy an ice
~ tiie Forrest City Ice Co, and
!, nave no further trouble in this
ailflll, drop.head New ROYAL
Sachine is for sale at the
!" cheap for cash, or on easy
are others shoes hut none bet
!, the battle Axen brand.
= Guaranteed by Russell, Ora
&, liei and comfort IN Asthma
D. iiarrhound Syrup has no
= .ce - ard so cents. Webb
RAJ, al Dennis, of Nashville, ar
!, .ne city last Friday and is
'ng.
see'y's knowledge of the gro
''nrss enables him to select
, o"'' The people. Give him a
a sToErA.
Z ~, The Kind You Have Alssys Bought
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-15
REWARD $50

LIlars will be paid to anyone
End a better line of whiskeys
|Ioon 10 the State than Is kept
! gnolia.
A examine and be convinced.
Z. C. FoLBRE II Co.,
Proprietors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
The Hero of Ell Caney for Vice President.

Anent the disposition of Republican leaders the fail
10 induce Roosevelt become before the
Philadelphia convention for vice president they are still
sticking to the idea Of the selecting some mill
tar hero distinguished patriot has sacrificed
much for his stamp man wanted to run
with the who has proved successful and disn
guished statesman OF late has been some consider
able talk Of General Adna r Chaee by his life and
services IS az all character but who in
much OF his military life has been this Sec
ton Of the West Chaee is glorious old soldier
not only but with without spot or bem-
ISL He is not only hero but patriot and a man of
ability. He is not only widely in the West and
South but wherever known greatly respected Besides
his ether accomplishments he is recognized political cam
paigner of high order.
General Chafee born Ohio, entered the regular
army at 10, enlsting private Sixth United
States cavalry Was promoted and first lieu
tenant and breveted captain for gaIlantry
in action He wounded three times Since the civil
he part reconstruction of Alabama and
Texas and in Indian campaigns Kansas Indian Terri
tory Colorado Arizona and New Mexico He accompanied
General Crook in 1888 Mexico with his troop and
l25 Indian scouts six weeks campaign bringing back
400 warriors prisoners for which lieu
tenant colonel He Leavenworth and Riley
instructor Of cavalry tactics was stationed at the
latter post when ordered Cuba in April 1898 At Ell
Cany his distinguished record for bravery brilliant
work was added To- ard approved by making
major general of volunteers Lawton in his Off
cal report of July g. 1898, says:
ITO General Adna r. Cha6ee indebted for a thor
ough and intelligent reconnaissance of FL Caney
and vicinity prior to the battle
plan Of attack which adopted. I consider General
Chaee Of the best practical the army and
recommend him for special distinction for successfully
charging the fort mentioned report cap
ture OF which practically ended the battle"
After the capture Santiago the offered him
command of the Department of Santiago suffering
the time in the field hospital from which was so
general and fatal he compelled decline For
duty he specially qualified only soldier
Of experience but he has sufficient knowledge Of law
civil affairs successfully adminstrate military and
civil duties.
General Chaffee returned to Cuba chief staff
General Brooke In that capacity hand
ling the difficult important questions which
hourly presented that he earned the reputation
Cuban people of being always just and impartial consd--
crate alike of the rights Of the rich poor high low
No other officer leaving Havana given large
well reception all classes being represented in wishing him
a good Voyage United States General Chaffee
spending weeks in New England with his family
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
The Less Corn and nore He'll Policy.

Molle Leases advice to Kansas farmers to raise
less hell" proved prophecy for the Pop
party the hog crop short Her followers IN
polishing pillow handles, wore the gable Of
polishing the upper decks of convenient
dry goods boxes Moles words raised the wind for Kan
sas Popuism they stufing Kansas
pocketbooks Moies inspiration in emptyng the corn
cribs filled offices with Pops all air with the
walls the calamity party soil just rich
her sunshine just constant and her rains just as
under Pop poverty under these prosperous Re
publican times an abundance of everything
good prices The corn and more help policy in
putting Pops into tough on Kansas The weeds
hourished railways went into the hands of re
The whisker crop increased notable way but
Kansas hogs hungry. of this standing
disputed and Of it forgotten. Pop party per
sisenty snees because Republicans claiming that
the good of the past two years Re
publican party policy. OF course they are The
fact self-evdent undenabe the majority had
AROUND nothing but curse and howl
and quote Moie Lease would have been just
up today we were with PETER in the United States
compaisanty combng whisers with his fingers
and quoting figures prove that every man. woman and
child in the country, could have million dollars each
only thing necessary everybody rich being the
enactment a authorizing printing of the neces
Government printing presses
make good times when pows are rusty factories
closed all of which combined simply means
hell" and as preached by Molie The more corn
greater number hogs and cattle the less
holr for Kansas is the doctrine and policy
Of the Republican party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
The nethoaist Church and Amusements.

The editor Of Eagle received terrific typewriter
a Methodist divine Of Oklahoma a few days
sisce editorial in which we offered some
comments the closeness the in the general
conference Chicago proposition or resolution to an
nul the prosibory articles the discipline touching
such dancing going heaters and the
like The oklahoma divine though the Eagle was
misrapresentns the facts surely had no such inen
ton and delegate has we did not our in
forma7on taken, from the official minutes of the
proceedings for didn't have them were gathered
from report printed New York paper which we have
always felt to be reliable However thought we were
conservative and temperate estimates aad conolu
sions Ard by way delegate to that convention
in referring the editorial in question said that in his
judgment the very general conference OF the Metho
dist church would strike mandatory words hl.n
shalt not" and put place if anything j. put in
we admonsh But prove the editor of the Eagle
aid arepresent the modern tendency Of the church
libel is ministry quote reliable journal The
following the point from Methodist preac6er who
If he IS miscuoted goes farther than the Eagle:
\ Methodist minister Frank n sheets told his cor
Eregaoa Edsewatsr m 70 Esep their own ssncs
lie said thar every family in his church save on. pas
cards. tast h has played himself permits his
play some Of MS flock dance ana he u8 n
dance hEselt Nearly All members attend ,hester occa
seaaiy sn6 are especially fond Every family in
the church. IS believed takes sunday paper
Tsstor Sheets sees harm any Of these diversions
Neiter 60 his parshioaers So they simply ignore the
church rule Nor does Mr. Sheets believe that reasonable
Eauigenee in innocent eHjmen lessons spiritual fror
= 90 not know now spiritual nay people are he says bug
lnoN they mEa,y good. They are remarkably ch u
'f-h@l They enioy their church do aps know one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
9alI5 EagM
II. NJ. MURDOCH. Edlfor.
Kansas Populists and Silver Republicans.

the Eagles leading editorial Mr..
Bryans paper. appearing North American Re
view, held question that gentleman's
convictions desires touching 16 He is only
silver ratio determined
his platform just thing the
absence such demand in the national Democratic
platform there remaining way any
issue the Democratic party which the
pathy Command support average PopuIst? Not
SINCE thiQg. silver ignored tabooed
by City convention. free silver
Republican standing by fusion, be? Nowhere
The Kansas Populist and the Western
silver much Of expanslonst the aver
Republican while the Democrats Populists free silver
ties and Republicans all alike opposed trusts Leave
the City platform then and there
nothing that win command the sympathies
less the enthusiasm Kansas Populists and
Western silverites The this that Mr. Bryan
silver that the platform,
snay quiet apprehension time twenty-five
coming another answer the biggest
witnessed in convention. In New York.
New Jersey Connecticut other states where del
egates already for the Kansas City
vention money question stuiousy avoided
None OF these mentioned gold greenbacks much
less silver 16 to In these states and half
others the leaders Democratic party not
utterly opposed they their
ments relegate issue by reference commit
tee where fight be made where pro-
posed consign oblivion far the campaign of
concerned The success of these Eastern delegations
simply Populist party regular od-tine
Democratic platform trade anti-imperals ETC..
Will silver Republican party, unless it makes
for independent candidate Wharton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
Hobson Coming Home Sick.

full snker and raiser Of ships. the famous ksso has
been work in the bay Of Manila raising
structing vessels the bottom by Deweys
1t turns that the young himself
and he has be laid off, After three
to home. For this hero time nothing within
the gift of government seemed good enough finds
himself without dollar Of prize this however be-
ing the fault of singular rules than of any
disposition of the government neglect him discriminate
against him. The splendid tributes of Admiral
Sampson asto his towering worth and ample
evidence Of this.
is hardly necessary to say that all the ridiculous
yarns Hobsons proneness submit osculaory
auremens fabrcatons conceived in the brains
cheap Western sensation makers having the
slightestp of truth grateful nation will
forget Hobson and will wish him rapid recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
Along the Kansas Nile.

Miss Flora Thomas of Paola won q
| thousand-dollar piano in a musical con-
/ test in a Missouri college.
| The wheat crop Of Kansas, according &
! Secretary Coburn's report, viii incre ase
/ the per capita wealth of the state about
s32.SS.
1t is announced that the work of com
| pleting the state house is being pushed
rapidly and will be done within twenty
six years.
! Meade county has produced, besides
/ the amount used IN home consumption
/ this year, two thousands quarts OF
strawberries.
! State Auditor Cole says he will not al
! low any more expense bills T. counties
/ for keeping insane patients whose reia-
/ tives are rich.
1 The army worm IS said TO be so thick
! IL the alfalfa IN one corner OF Finney
county that they stop the wheels Of the
moving machines.
The supreme court has decided to final
/ ly dispose OF the Parsons asylum mat
ter on July Sd. Clay Center viii take
I the row up again on the 4Jh.
The members q the Meade Cur club
are such poor marksHen the citizens
have started a petition 20 have the club
grounds moved mile further from
: town.
The editor OF the Anthony Republican
planted some potatoes IN the light Of the
moon ard some more in the dark Of TIE
moon. When he dug the new crop they
all looked alike 10 him
The supreme court has decided that
counties must pay the entire amount Of,
state tax assessed 70 the them wsethe-
they collect Il or not. III. is Of .cial
cognizance OF. TIE wheat crop.
At Eorace. Ear-a. tss wells * the
town are kept IN con5ldos by means ~
a public tax A Icy Of - cents head
per year produces funds enougs 20 keep
the six Veeis of the t0xn going
The story that place ~iI be made
for Leland cn tire radonai committee
viii not make Leland BOT but 81 -.l
make rim anxious for re tire 20 core
wses he can deciiae any suca c place
4 stafford county farmer gave tramp
ere hedge knife asd tod si7n h
could have his dinner FOR - Hocr's Eork
on the hedge A. secondhand sfore
I. ire next toEr the tramp resIize3 =
cents 81 cash - he sHfe
clay Center -tre.: Poru'ists fh-u.a
rot be too rlach east duws aa yst 20
tEe-a are cgt-vc--7s ~ t-e wheat e.
some parts o.. .le STATE. bee il ofasrs
No nan car tex ana tae Clements ia
have n store t-ere T. sri ard hal
ard otaer political poss35.u.ies Let s.
csfaElty cri-r lose Eear-
Ire peuiteasisry officials have rstgFe8
70 ~ Eezis-s 3anzie "a tEtre rrosz--
90 TIE ra- kansas FEoge 80 D. fo-l-
- rh9u. 'sis tsi- b.1E3-esr - tr-
psrftentsry 8. y.4tnE xsss t-izs g
ss1ud - 80 i.ts - 1ss1s = -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12
That Big New York Democratic Trust.

The New York Journal asserts that result of Mr.
Hearst's var against the ice monopoly New York will
mayor several persons in high station go
to prison. the ice trust will be destroyed and its officers
punished and New York will have cheap ice again"
be how this rather sweeping pro-
will b verified