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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
hov,mber Probate Court.

The November term of probate '.ur'
rnr this county Was an unusually busy
On. tn, following out-"f-tnWn attpr-
news W.r,- present. =. O. Small Madt-
4on. T.. Il; Folsom. Nnrrii--vp,k.
Thomas j. Young. SolDu J. r. Holman
Athens. T. e. barrett. canaan. J. ".
Manson. t;,.u n MorAt. ANA Ah-l l'ati-.
litt,ncId. G,u. II chapman Fairfield
w Il. jordan. bingham.
Wills were allowed FAN follows.
Amanda Briggs. late w Aus"u. James
{. Adams late Of brighton. p'F"r II
Young and John Turner late ul SkoN-
hogan ana Lrvi u Howell late WI
S,lnu
.rt. ,,it,vi,,.y wills ,,..t.. p,e..ut,.t
Will ,,r.,,,,. E-,r,-lip Ii I.rEtos rnt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Watcrville experienced genuine
touch Of winter, Wednesday. II be-
gan showing hard early in the morning
and continued throughout the day.
A bout Gint hes tell on the level and be-
ing damp and heavy caused the rail-
roads ana Telegraph and telephone COM
pani.s considerable Inconvenience.
Passenger trains over The Maine Cen
,rni in and ont of this city We're not
far OFF the regular schedule, but the
freight trains were way on in most
instances.
The Western Union ana Postal Tele-
granh Companies experienced difficult
ties throughout the day. The local
telephone exchange Was up in arms for
time in the forenoon, the trunk lines;
being decidedly off color, especia ally
down Augusta way. The heavy SNOW
in some cases broke down the wires
..rnSs.d nth other wires and tnus fur
nsh trouble. The elrctrics, except in
= few instances. managed To run pretty
clos. to schedule time
Work on the new city building had
to suspended for The day. much to the
discomfrrturc Of all who want 10 Sc"
rapid progress made. The football
teams had to dispcns" with practiC"
altogether. except the Colby team
which used Tho Gym.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
A Business Change.

Notices are being circulated in Til
city stating that on ard after NoE"m-
Der -. Armour 4 Company Will "p rat
the beef house formerly conducted here
by the WatcrVillr Beef o.. as a
direct branch house. Armour 4 COM
lany own the rev brick building
which the WaterViilr Eeef 60. has been
occupying and have decided to stock
the house Nth their own EoodS The
WaterVille Reef 60. handled The Ar
mour goods on commission and was =
branch hots. only nf thr Gardiner
Beef CO. MIR. Thornr. who has man
aged tho business. has removed III :
goods to Gardiner.
The new manager is g. l.. Downs.
Y no has been in the employ of Armour
a COMPANY for several years. II. viii
II, sume his duties Monday and Will in
stall new corps of employees ~ thht
time. say. III the case nf Mr. Lowell.
who viii continue on the road for tn"
company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
ToEEADoR WHO TRANSFTNt,S
BULLS WITH HIS EYE.

Q
! Madrid has new sensation. interest
/ IN which has diverted The Spanish
N Nd. for time. from the recent royal
marriage ann th" affairs uf politics
! This new sensation is IN the form Of
( q iull tiEht-r-ouo Don Tancrodo
\ INN Tanrrein II nn ordinary torea lor
I VI" haS never engaEci in bloody COM
/ hat with III" infuriatel bull of the
4rora. yrt has conquered au bulls
| scut AGAINST him. The popular belief
! = that h h.pnctizos the animals. hut
( tFa Skarri.ai ones declare that he
/ merely d.e"ives II am. His feat re-
nuireS thr utmost ,"uIncss ami the
4 {. latest courage.
: III spite VI the unr r~uAlly cold wealth
/ ~ which has prevailed this spring in
/ Madrid hon Tanvrcd" ms drawn
great crowds to tic arena every sun
[ day afternoon. He comes into the
/ ring clad in q Skin-tight CcNerinG Of
thin white flannel ana takes his stand
oH a l"w y, dcstdl in the centre Of the
opeu space. His hands are tied he
hind his back ana liz stands with hiS
head thrown back. looking. for ali the
/ world. like marble statue. The
Keen winds bring nn shivor tn hi
h,.I,- .,..l IL, e...,,,,. ~ II ,,,...1 ,,,t
of stone. While every pat of him Is
perfectly motinncss his r> ns arr in
constant motion when the bull Is iii
the ring. rs one can Sc by looking at
,-,.,,1;,,a,, ,r.,, n ,r,,a r.-
,.l,r,, bis ,,rara -, tho na5.st,1 a
,,,
la,s,L -,..,,, III. ,,r,, .,.l ..nr,a.. c,,,,.,-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

VIII" says that tn" rural delivery -Ns-
tom % tncl. Sun iS y failure People
living in th,. outlying sections We're
5'hla to get their mail earlier than ptn-
pl" in town in some cases. even on su' n
Il stormy day as was "Wednesday. Fred
\. Hamlin. Who drives over route NJ.
J. :iut of this city. l"ft tn" Watervill.
post office during rather tempestous
weather conditions at $40 o'clock.
Wednesday morning. delivered and col
lectnd mail over his route for a dis
tame" Of about % miles and was back
at the office again at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

one &c tho most prominent "f Colby
graduates is Hrigadicr General Henry c.
Merriam. 81. who was placed on the r"-
rirrd list nf tn" army Wednesday, on
acccoInt Of age General Mcrriams last
command was of the Department of the
Colorado. II" i succeeded hy Hrigadicr
General j. G.. Bates. who Will he in com
mand until about the first Of January
when il is expected that Major General
Macarthur will b. appointed. General
Merriam rose I'm the service ire IN the Ialll
If captain. having enlisted in 1862 in tho
-rth Mainc Infantry. lis most con-
slicu"us service i'll late wears was in
command Of troops during the Cocrn
d' Alcnc labor riots. His course Of aCiiof.
WAS Investigated by a committee from
Congress. which subsequently approved
his acts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Cne OF the most ri snal fellows III thcs .
parts iS Mptornan Charles Blackstone III
The Watervillc X Fairfield electric road
Tuesday will b. remembered as u stormy
gay when travel cn the road was light:
y few male passengers only We're on :hr
80 \. NJ ear out of Fairfield aud they
grew uneasy when the ear pulled up lust
above the Maine Central crossing at tn.
biickyard because a shifting train which
had gone off the iron. lay across its path
Charles has run UP against a lot Of just
such Snags in his career as a moturman
50 possessed his soul in patience. Motto
ing the discomfurture Of his passenger;
h. proceeded to dvest his mind of few
of his philosophical sayings, one of nLicn
was Keep cool, boys, ana let voar hair
curl. If We have TO stay here long W..
can feed on Indian corn and black muldS-
ses and remain neutral. A short ire Of
this sort of wittcism and TIE pl ssenyrrs
We're persuaded ITO remain leutrll' until
The Maine Central train resumed right
relations with the world once moro and
allowed Charles his passport
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

ark r after bun fights and are
ud- -nuugh to refuse TO see
heroes in toreldors the most interest
rg thing about Don TancredO's rer-
f.T.1,r,e is the question OF 'what
h.rrans ro tn. bull?" Is he really
H:nrut.zed NJ is he simply fooled into
Hsi.-vinE thar Tancreio is statee2
# th- latter hypothesis i correct p"
irps the Lurl Stink away in the manney
i docs. showing evidences Of feara
ii would not do 50 # marble
statue were I'll place of the living one.
Maybe the hun is simply puzzled and
gees off into a corner 10 figure out
.-N Hat kind of 4 game those people are
r1r ~ auvhur."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Thi dance clten d, sor"rs hall
W. n-y.lay night, under tn" auspices
If the hackmen of the city vas not So
largely ratronizsd as could have been
wished Tor. owing. to the storm. yet 4
g"odly number danced out II" oru.r nf
10 Innces to four pieces Of music lead
by Prof. 4. y. Hall ". J. Proctor was
master of ceremonies FOR the evening
aud n" Was ably assisted by less.
Whitcunh. ". s. Flagg, Gideon Ear
ION and w =. HuSkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
SEND FOR SAMPLE.
1. 5. Lightbody & Co., watervile. Me.

: s. Lightbody & Co, Waterville. Me.
Ninslow. Me.
Dear Sirs:-For twenty years | tried al
orts OF So-callel headache remedies, but
ever win satisfactory results. | was
oyised to used LighthDdys Headache
'owders, whicn ! did, ana can say that
ave bsen the sa me as cured. hardly
yer have hcadache now, but when | do.
our powders always stop them. | take
hern at any tIne aud experience no
-ouble Irom them whatever
MRS ROBERT MAXWELL.
10 not take al: other when you ask
.ar Iightbody's. lie will mail you d u
snt hos on receipt O. price.
nrIS Stf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Han; Falls.

1t doesn't take much OF
Ayers Hair Vigor TO stop
falling Of the hair. ms
is because it is regular
hair-food, feeding and nour-
ishing the hair and making
il grow thick and heavy. II
always restores color to gray
hair-all the dark, rich color.
81 have used your Hair Vlsor, on
and on, for 30 years. ! am no" o'e.
50 years CT age, have good heao OF
hair and not a single gray hair;
Mrs. l.. Wilbur, Wayland, N. y
u. All druggists. Jc.AffR CO.. Lowell "a''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The freshman class of Colby held its
annual reception. Tuesday night. at No.
" Center street. the ever present Sophs
caused som. little Inconvenience. for the
evening by capturing two members Of
the lower class ana ronfininc them in
= barn until a late hour; also by max
ing off with the supply cf ice cream
furnished by Caterer Hagrr. other
!. ise the reception was a success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
MRS. F. e. RYAN.

Two relief trains from this city re
turned. Tuesday night. from Foycrnft
bringing Engines -, 81 ana "a. which
We're crippled in the wreck there last
Thursday night. The engines We're
pretty badly shattered ana it will take
some time tn place them in suitable
condition for future service upon thu.
road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

~ i SreeIal meeting Of the I-nv.rsii,.
7, 9t'ih' Alumni Association to be b..hi
'n' f'ansor House FRIDAY. N..y .,
'"e elt'u"n Of a university trustee IA ~.
Wit lion. William T. Haines Of this II,
VIII me- made. Mir. Haines' term is aho,.
!" 'Nnirr and it is understood ,ba, ~
h"t eligible for re-electinn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Tha. Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave You. II you
used pr King New Life Pills. Thou
.-ai.ds M sufferers have proved thcF
nltchlpSS mcIit for Sick and Nervous
II. adacheS They make pure oiopl
ANN build III YOUR health only 4
cents Money BAUM il not cured. Sold
ny Bow ditch x Webster. druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The concert dril and bail t. be given
Ut I'm. II hail Fairfield, rest Friday night
Inder II" auspices "f thu lodge al
knights of pythias ot that place. i,
likely t. be- attended by a number from
This city who hay" purchased tickets
The Pitts:ield Knights always entertain
handsomely on occasions ot this SORT sr
al who =" from rcrc are assured OF 1t
good time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

me Waterville High school roothatI
team did not 20 TO Augusta. Wednesday,
10 play Cony High. owing to tho storm
ne TWO teams are likely to come TO-
g'ther later On. however. unless uir,.,
mas come 10 stay with MS thus earr, ar.,
the fray. 'S ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Edward L. Dennis of Lynn Mass.
WI" had bccr a memher uf thr Home
for the past min" years. died at The hos
?ital. n o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Nj. Dennis served in the III
Mass. cav. COS. c ana NJ. from No
VENEER. lS6l. to September 1863
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The n"N club hou.s. erected by the
H"llln9sW"rth X Whitney cn. for its
employees IL j" opened Al o'clock
mus evening Cor tho first time. The al
falr VIII 5r 4 !nr"ly informal one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

There viii bc IN art cxhinlti'n #Hh
sale Al Memorial hali the scr'hh .r
in December under the diictii II -
Mrs. q. f.. Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

II takes 5000 unloadel bees to make "a
pound. that is. when the bee leaves il !,
hive in search of honey it weighs only
the five-thousandth part of a pound
When il returns. however from the fields
and flowers, freighted with honey. il i,
three times that heavy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Society Mnstrels" n the Opera
hnu~c this evening. The Krnnchcc
central will nun a special train. leaving
Randolph at 6.3n ami returning at thc
Cl"s" Of thr evenings entertainment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mrs. Charles Frizz'il "f L'r'h'"' y.
H.. Is listing Her parcn's, hF- "i"'
Mrs. s. H. Morrill,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

M.ea Ecr,lena puil"n Ic't lu Nh" y d
foi Lev istnn 80 attc1d NJ f''f'
Grange meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

l;"t. \. q. Hii of tn Ere" i:ap.iFt
church hes accepted "A rali :" the
church al .itkins"rs "n' viii 'l1s" j Fl
labor, hclc. SUNDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

y man WITS fined - aud costs for
drunkenness b"for" Judge shaw Of the
nlunicipal court. Wednesday, morning.
III" frs case of the sort for several
days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Ili>s Mice Gallagher left Wrdn.S-
day. for MassaC Chusctts. where she will
spend p short time With friends iii Ens-
ron ana vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Judgo Emery of Ellsworth, VII" has
ho"n presiding 1T the T"lrio uial At
Skowhegan. passed through the city,
Wednesday. rr his way home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mrs. Il. Az M"rrilt and son. Jack ~
f"adtic!d nr- TIL. gucsta for ! week "
.ira. M"rrll~ sister Mrs. {. NJ. I'i"rc".
- IiilchliSt street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mrs. H A. Marshall has r''"II''"
from visit Of several weeks Ill ''h-
ton and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The next attraction ~ t"i"lrn h"!I
Vim be the Clark Scoriilr Repertoire
10. which viii present series 80 plays
during the week commencing N"F. l>.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Hrn. IN" Marshall Brown. local man
acar. has returned NJ hi' home III Port
land. after /. two months trip "a the
i',ritic coast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
SKOWHEGAN.

II. II. Thurlough is spending t."
days in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mrs. Mary Rlaisdcll has returned
from a visit to friends i'll Augusta ana
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Daily EI@nn.o:t Journal
WATERNILLE.

Harold llo, dtn vill .ntcr the Wa
oryilIo post "'tic", M"rddy. t" work M
81 th" service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Par<man of Fairfield,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. fl. A.
Burrill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
Iohn W. Waterh0use.

John W. Wat"rhouSo of Eandn1ph
died, early "Wednesday morning. at III"
hospital where he has been patient
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
OAKLAND.

Mis- Laura Brooks is confined /" the
huCS" by illness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

t. ~ Merrill retained, T""rday
night. from an extended business 'tir
III the south
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
FAIRFIELD.

Willard iIlryillr hn4 Enn" 4" Ma~-t l',-
.,tI~. wh"r, hc expects Z" rruai.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

The building on Eridg" street, owned hy
IT,. q. Totman. formerly ""cupi"d rs 6. y.
Sa.ag. ihr grocer. II being repaired ~
having new Siils ptu u'td"r IL. "tc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

L.inooln Gleason has moved his fam
iIr into l.. +. FrizzcIl's house. Church
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

.ilin'i,i Matthews returned. Wrdnrs-
d1t. FROM Nm Intended furlnuch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

y is expected that general fund pay
rnllS win D., paid. Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

WANTED-People TO know so Tor
HInnchard's special sale OF plcyc, or
faIl huyers. Discount Of %s per csn. 80.
sundries. Disply al No. la MAIN s".tsS1n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

lost lona. fur boa was lost from
...,;.,,,. .,,nswhpre between North 'as-
saibnro and Waterville. on oct. 25.,,rn,nr =. m
ward will he given to anyone !s retui in,sa- ras,,
il 10 Mrs. White at Pres. Whites e,.it,iat
iprce. s. College Ave.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Fh- trees about camp suffered So
N"l,'iY under thv Slcct and SNOW storm
M Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Remember III" harr">t super 7" h-
gIvcn by thc ladies "f th" tniNrr~.tli>'
,frclc tonight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mir. ana Mrs. owen SALLY are ~ J.. -
istou attending tt" meetings ~ th'
National Grancc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

Mr.. Gc"rGc Gulljfcr I~ visiting hiS
daughter, Mrs Oliver lIa.. in fortIa.d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

William RnIndy has returned from
caribou. whore u. hIs ic"a 'ml logged f't
i while
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

FOR SALE-A ST. Bernard COZ AZ
Years old. Thoroughly house broken. ..rset ~
plv to A. f. Sawyer, No. %. SILVER r,scvsitf
Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

HARVEY -. EATON,
WAITER 5. W YMAN.
EDWARD l.. MEADEh'
Waterville. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14

FOR sAI.E-Hot roasted and andrWISG sarG
neanuts CONY ISLAND CHEM on
CANDY constantly on hand q. ,;,a SIAN Ne
Main st. Peter Weose' ncvsdtfsp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-14
I have received! Il Ss,ltmcnt ="
'TAl.OP=MADE and
READY=TO=WEAR HATS

,,,,:,. in and the pretty turhan.s trimmed with
nil, FOR $3.. \ pretty and stylish hat usually sold
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

a., D,.f5..-... 49, -. .....- -,
Tar,st,t t5sf,.. H., 81 lee a.. ~ ~ 80
Sbeer &c - $50, ~ -, 3 -
I'll ~. ~, - -. = NV
., '"I w ''i'9t Ivy -A'N.
nc u o'dalhed 10y the common council ~ tn
t'tAt F'iat'n tHMh OF iolih>t Wy. Il ~
Section J. IL shall be unlawful to Kermit
cattle horses. fnufpS e=z5s swine sheen
goats ana nrpsp To- nm an l8fe, tsithfn inc,
+ corporate limits uf the town 1T Forrest t'itr
ara al. Stock So found ruuniuwut Iif5rp ~ NINA
+hp curperate I}uttS of s.td town shall ne
Ken uH hy iHc Marshal or hfz feputf = uuH
lmuuuLdt & and suii tn iae manner ntrei4 al
Ter provided
see lhfy VnYshutr or rta IDENTITIES ShafI So.
.rct ANA establish ui I'm Inc corporate hints
OF sad JeVu Is suitable. Ui.cc In the iIup0uru-
ing ANA safe Keeping at au animals taken up
hy him found IuuufrgHr largo within -aid
TOWN. aua aIl stock toIua running at lqtsp
ct the kind syCc.hcd IN this ordinance upon
fbr streets and aff-ys or pflf+f pltrss WIN u
tNc-Cutprrafe limits of SAID town shall IT,
taken MA h, ll,. Marshal n, lts .f.rt,,tas ,,,a
rnnHur5t5d. ard sattI, kent ,vffnf4.ftf4 pItct.
u. #FuH#rf fa, fEa U.trt..., is.s N.,.bat
ma. srthWitb Hrt{fv ne ,z-,ar IN. ,,g,,qrs
Of such #ffmgl. II tHp tUp.r ba known a.
hiM, ana i, the owner snail W,fhfp twenty
fuut haurs 4.tef ba,.Ipg l..,.r- n..ittol an
IeHr ,Hd reclaim ftt. ar.n ard ma, Mn .,,.i.
ct tho trstrufuta.- ut Inc .a..,.. IN, s.f4d ..tf
81 such auftnat lee ll-t, pNli ~ HIM or if any
kuoAn owner. attcr a,-t t.. itstins n ~ alIre.
suI3. shall tan L. Hfrpcat AL facf,f4u IN. am
NAL within tNent,-laur h1u4s. tH. Narsjfat
shall psi wsftteu notices IN ~ .e.st thfre
public places IN sud town sefft,g= ont There
Ia the mark brand and =fIo-b mars nj sieh
aulfnuf su ia fan ard ttf,t.ted ,pd eatlp.y
upon the owner ts l,f5.ye ms ftyneTshtn ar IN.
tcre,t th,reIa. 10 the MARSHAL WITHIN five
daNz after tn. nos t-ze of the u1t.t md .ti.o
dcsig natIu4 Ias timc. place und terms al ,aie
oI suca anma4. -4f4 day - safe l. bc nj
lcgs= G4e a8Ns II. Oh the posting OF the ne.
tees II afal.sttts4. "A If ~ sr, ti.ua laia,e
the sale the tw.=rr.D f sneb animal ANAL m
pear and prove and r,rfa5 m the animal af,d
pay to The Mat-Hal The actual expenses in.
f
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23


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sa.f.n,s - ~, 90, 49, tr,;,, ~. -.
..,.t luth t,..i,'. ,voro ororJad ,yi,h
ices. 1aers WIZ
y I. Niece IF - Louis. WAS roc
Isl. - ~ fEa Marion St#urtay For
test cry r9-sg.svs. siderable at5lae-
fioaS fl Inn and II vap.d NOT hp sur
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t'''i% ~ - ~ wv SUI y,
G.,''S y. ''o'e = H. iu'IesI
ny - b.
Tie wind storm last Friday nlaved
havoc with sendry tftas .,d INNS IA
i54 rIto 5InorgtI,en, :, ,,,[.. I,tti. nf.,,,Ia
tree in fraut II tbp H.p.st church ON
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

&. ". PEARSON. Recorder.

The ONLY Guaranteed kidney Cure.
is Smiths sure Kidney Cure. Your drug.
rst VIII refund money. If after taking one
golt'e yoa are not entirely satisfied with
besults 50t.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

". J. THOMPSON, Of BfnrsWicN. Ten
nessre an Old resident OF this city, ar
rived Wednesday evening from the
west where he had been on "A Prospect
ing teur. And is shaking hands with
humorous friends about town. Mr.
Thompson Will b. remembered as The
senior partner in thetrm of Thorn, s N
y Hatcher, which operated in MS ety
sone twelve or fifteen years ago.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

ST. Louis fair. October to Il. q e
fare For round lrtp uH the Iron Mount
ain route. Tickets on sale Octuher &
10 II, with limit tn return Oaohrr II
The st. Louis fair $ renowned tie
void OYER. and lbiS opportunity To
Y sill st Louis 1t CHEAP rates should be
Avail ed Ut. Appy to w ). Durburow,
agent, Forrest Giy.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

Manuel Hinton, colured, the l4-year-
old, son of Aunt Mailha Hinton. died
Tuesday morning after a most painful
and diStl essing seige of four gr FIVE
months with consumption. Manuel
WAS good hoy ana alwats stood ready
Ia serve his viii TRENDS of whom I've
had quite number in This city. TIE
boy had been employed as janitor in the
Insurance Office Of Mr. II. J IZard for
the past two OF three wears and At odd
hours would do chores ami run errauds
for the younL men about toWn Man
uel will be greatly missed and Anrt
Martha linton has the sympathy OF al
in her Bereavement.
Don't be satisfied with temporary ralipl
from Indigestion. kadol Dyspepsia Cure
permanently and completely remove, this
COMPLAINT. 1t relieves permanently be
cause 1t allows lie tired stomach perfect
rest. Dieting MOI rest the stomach
Nature receives 81 opiles from the TODD we
eat. The sensible way 10 help the >inm
ach Is to use kndal Dyspepsia Cnre. winch
dgrstS what YOU eat end can't help but
do You good. j. II. Dunal ant.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

ca = II G u - IN.
Bears the N Inc K7d You Hs'e haals Bought
Signature H. E%-GA
81 1SNS|/ [>ItcHeI9.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1901-08-23

% N"'lmer Whiskey. put NJ ty Jesse
M""re lirut 60 is n,lra and whole
I'm, :, f'r s''i- tiy I. {. Folore & Co,
Forrest Cry, Ark.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-18
THE PASSION PLAY.
Rev. Dr.. Pierce Gave His impress
sions of the Spectacle.

Rev. Or. L. L. Y. Pierce, pastor OF
the Penn Avenue Baptist church, de-
liVcred an illustrated lecture last night
on the Oberammcrgau Passion Play be-
fore large audience in the main audi
torium of the church.
The doctor while abroad last sum
mer spent several days at the quaint
old village of Oberammergau and saw
two productions of the play lie de-
scribed in most graphic and inter-
esting manner the progress of the play
ana told of the deep carnestness and
sincerity which marked the whole pro-
duction.
He seemed To have been especially
impressed with the devoutness of the
performers themselves and paid u high
tribute to the noble character and
Christ-lke life of the peasant imper-
sonating Christ, Anton Lang, with
whom he had several converse tons
The lecture WAS delivered In the doc
tors characteristically happy style
and was illustrated with over two hun
dred splendid photographs of the play,
many of which were taken by DR..
Pierce himself