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The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
25S Second Street.
 Opposite Court Square,
 Mpr1npiC Tarp

These eminent gentleme n have decided 10 give their services entirely free foI three months tmedicines excepted to all inyalids who call upoA ihem for treatment between now and Janury 2a. These services consist not only of consultation. examination and sd. vice. but also of aii minor surgical operations,
 The object in pursuing this course Is tn be- come rapidly and personally acquainted with he sick nd afflicted. and under no conditions will any charge whatever be made for any <, vices rt ndered for three months to ali who call before January -
 lhe doctors treat ail forms of disease and dt foriniiles, and guarantee a cure m every case thei undertake. Al the first interview thorough examination is made and if ipclr.. ole you are frankly and kindly toll so; also advised against spending your money for use. less treatment
 Mae and Femse Weakness, Ca;arrh and Catarrhal Deafness. aiso5 Rupture Goitre '. Cancer. sll Skin Diseases. and alI Diseases of me hectnm, are posiuveiy cured by their new treatment
 pr. D. pwin. the chief associate surgeon or me Institute, is lI personal charge
 oihce hours. irom I'm. tlil s pm
 No Sunday hours
 SPECIAL NOTlCE-If yeu cannot call send stamp Tor question blank for home treatment
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
From a Hotel Landlord.

Dear Sirs:-I had no faith in tesiimo nials or advertised medicines until took Dr Calewell's Syrup Pepsin, my atten. ion being called to il by letter from ,ome one who had been cured of what Int A ed chronic constipation. and b-ga, iaking il for my case. If any one wht -eads this has Constipation or Stomach Trouble. earnestly recommend Dr. Cald Se's Syrup Pepsin. My one experience ,Rd con pleie cdre prompts me to promise lat you will find it will do all that i, :.aimed for it. Respectfully.
 L. 0 GuRSEE,
 Prop. Hotel Paris, Dubuque, Iowa 'o,d by J. H. Duhavant.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
COLLECTORS Nor,cr

NOTICE HERERY GIVEN ru,--, ~ undersigned. sheriff and er'om,s. I lector oi the revenue ot St Franci, c,o.s State sf Arkansas, will attend in na,s.. .... deputy at the following times and pl.,s, \ tue purpose Of collecting The State s,S c \ Y Revenue for said County for ,he y.,,. ssI io-rit. 'Ns's'' Madison Township. Forrest City fror I.r.
 ary to January :. iQs9. Biacknsh Township, at A,bwor,bi. s,. Thursday. Jnnuaryo l. Anguilie Township. st Ellis' Gin. astp,,,
 January II.
 "beatley Township, al Nheatley p,,arI jauuar, "a. Goodwin Township, at Goodwin. Tue.dg January 1i. Prairie Township, at Palestine, weduer January l5
 Franks Township. at Bonair. Thunss, Iu
 uary l6 Telico Township. at Colt Priaar. Jsnu,ru Johnson Township. ManIeys Gin. MQua January 70.
 Grs2s Townsbip, at Widener, Tue.dar Ja
 nary 2l
 Madison Township. at Forrest Cify. fror js4 uary - to Aprii 10. l1o2. All persons are requested n bring ,beir s| years tax receipts when they eont to s& taxes. that mistakes may be avoided, X
 ". K WILLIAMS,
 Shorthand Col Q 9r of St. Ynrc.l K December 1901
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that a contract vii De let at the front door Of tho courthouse in St. Francis county. Arkansas. al public ont cry. between the hours Of 10 a.tn. and . D m on
 MONDAY. JANUARY 6. l9ol. to the lewest and best bidder. for tka CARE AND KEEPING OF THR PAUPERs of said St. Francis county, during the mex, twelve months.
 Contractors will be required to furnish said paupers with food, clothing. medicines and medical attendance and will be also required 70 give bond Tn the sum of sSoo fer ihe faith. ful performance of his contract
 The county Conrt reserves the right 10 re- iect any and all bids.
 December ; i20l. GRO r TAYJoR
 Attest; rn County Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

Route which became effective on December s, incorporates several in portant changes in the train service to accommodate the growing business The through train schedules have been greatly shortened and with the new latest improved equipment the service via. the Choctaw Route will be unsur. passed. S-e your local agent about Holiday Rates.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

Among the new announcements this week appears tho name oi Judge Walter German, a, once commended 10 every voter by reason of his hattering knowledge of the law and his long aud poru- lar service as Justice of the Peace of Madison township. German is a man of ability and his personuli' ty would give dignity to any of fcial position where legal and ju, dicial experience arc the most es' sen,ial qualifications. As mem. Der of the board of Aldermen, Cor. man is already in the harness, so to speak, and is thoroughly ac- Quainted with the city's needs, which is further guarantee ths, his election will be no risk. He i- one who has never lost an orpor' tuniiy to do his party servIc' and in his present aspirations will put all these things to the test. Mir. German is not an office seek e, nor a scheming politician. I he office. on this occasion, is seeking him and he has been impor,uned by his friends to make the race THE TINES feels that he will be one Of the most formidablc candid ates before the primary and IS as sured that democrats will not pass his name without serious consid eration.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That under and sy virtue Of the authority conferred upon E1- n certain Trus: Deec executed by Jerry gsrrsa and Agnes Warren. his wife 10 me as Trustee for The Canadian and American Mort gage and Trust Company. nuitei. dated he lst i2y Of May Iss7. recorded tke 29tA day Of May. Iss7. ia the office of tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court in St. Francis County, State Of Arkansas, default having been made in payment of tho notes. and the indeoiedness secured by said Trust Deed, and having bocn duly requested 70 Ena.e sale Of the real e,iato conveyed 10 me ia said Trust D--i, iu orier 70 pay the said in cebtedness will ou
 saturday. the 25th day of January. Ieoa, athe principal door of tae courthouse in tho Town of Forrest City. in ths County Of St. Fran. cis. State of Arkansas. between .he hours 0. l9 AT and pm. o1er Tor sale 70 the highest bidder for cash. tho following described real estate The west haf Of soaiheast quarter of Seoiion thirty tao>, Township six fo) north. Range four @. east. containing h all so acres more or les.. situated in tie County of St Fran eis. State Of Arkansas. All rights to valuation or apprniscmeat of ,-n real estate, all rights of exemption. homes,ea1 aLd dower, and All rights Of redemption have been waived and con yeyed in said Trust Deed. and tho undsr- igDed as Trustee will sell said real estate free of all such rights or interests Said sale will be msde without warranty of title. Any party to whom said property. or any portion thereof may be struck od must Al onco deposit in oesh one tenth Of the sum bid, o,herwis the bid will be a..regarded and ,hs property at once rconerod
 T. II CAMILLE
 C-io Trus.co
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

We have been obliged to look so closely after the interests of our politi. -Hi friends this week that number of 1ur Christmas advertisements had ,n F9n over without changing. These hings will all be attended to uexi Setk. In the meantime. however. wr invite the boys to bring in their an founcements, ss we have several good
 sriie-upsn left.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
NOTICE OF SALE.

"HERRAS. on the 22d day Of October. lsos W William Hobbs and Mary Ilobbs. his wife. executed to the undersigned as trustee their deed conveying the following described real estate in St. Francis County. State of Ar kansas. to wit:
 The N V. Quarter of the s. F Onsrter of >eciicn Twenty-fGur. (eil Township SIX tGD North. Range Two f2l Fast, coutaini1g Forty. four Al acres of land. more or less Saii conve. ance was made for the purpose of .o curing a certHin sum of money therein mon. toned due Mrs. r. Nj. Thomas Said tru., deed was filed for record in The office of the Clerk and Recorder of said County. on March -s. lss>. aud IS ot record ln said office in Book S1. page .-21
 II was provided in said trust decd that upon default being male in the payment nf said ed, after giving ten days Botiec. by pubIica- ton in ssme newspaper published in sad county. ot inc time. terms, object ana place of safe. and inc property to be sold sh4iilG sell the same to the highest bidder for cash al such time and place as he may designate
 Now therefore. default having been made in the payment of said dtbt. there being < ba dance due of ScVerty-nfne Dollars and For- ty-sevcn Cents. ts-o.47.1 and the undprsigur< having been requested by the legal holder of said debt to make sale as above provided will nn the :
 sth DAY or JANUARY. 10. sell the above described land to the hjghas, bidder, for cash. Al the west door of the court. house in St. FraGci> County. A rkAn-a. sad sale being made for Inc purpose ot satisfying said debt and expenses of executing this trust
 Nitncs, my hand such trust.e this 26 h day of December, 1901.
 2t II. F. GwYN. Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
Commissioners Sale ofIand

NOfTIIH' 5s IOflsF SaTe Of Land. Notice Is hereby given that under s deere. or the ehaucery court of St. Francis county ATkassas. rendered on tho Iiih day uf De' eember. l90l. in certain cause therein peud. ing. wherein Charles V. Fowler and James N 1in"rd, receivers. et al are plaintiffs, and Henry Waterman et al are deieudants ina undersigned. ss commissioner of said court,
 TUESDAY, JANUARY :. 1901. between the hours of 10 s. IL and o'clock D. m. sell al public sale to ths highest hidaer Tor cash. st the west door of-tEe conrf ho,Ise m ihc town Of Forrest City. in s9id oonnf. and state. the following dC seribed tract tf land io-wit: The fractional northeast q ,.r. ter ot seetlon 1Meniy-three f@-a. in town-hip SIX fh' north. and range two fal east. contsi,i ing lt5 acres Of land more or less.
 C. U. MALLORY. BRIprEs < WOoLRIDGr.
 Solicitors for PlaintiTs.
 Heee-a1e .7. l9sl
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
A Good Cough Medicine.

From the Gazette, Teowoonba. Australia
 find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is an excellent medicine. have been sui fernx from seryere cough for the la.t two months. and it has effected cure l have great pieasure in recommending it, w. C. WocKSIR This is the opinion Of our oldest and most respected residents. and has been yoluntar liy given in good faith, that others may try the remedy and be benefited. as was MT Woekner. This remedy is sold by J. T. Sasd-rs.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27
SOMETHING TO APPRECIATE

A stan or eminent physicians and surgeons from the Briti-a Medical Institute have. at the urgent soiicItation of \ large number of patients under their cs-D in this country e>-
 tabllshed u permanent branch Of the Institute
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-27

December 1901.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS.
Poles to Be Stayed, And New
Boxes Ordered.

General Manager r. j. Dawson OF
the Chairman NJ. & T.. Co. closed a
contract this week with w. c. Bradley,
who has been employed on the new mill
for several weeks past, to securely stay
the telephone poles over the entire
line between Ely and Eureka. This
viii be done by sinking cedar posts be-
side the poles and fastening them to-
gether and in this way the frequent in
terruptions to the service caused by
falling poles, will be prevented.
Mr. Dawson has also ordered nhm-
Der Of fnewltelephones, which will be put
in Immediately on their arrival, and,
when all improvements are completed.
first class service will be the result.
The telephone line is a great conven-
ience to the people of Ely, and this fact
is never SO fully appreciated as when,
on account of some accident to the wire,
1t is found impossible TO transmit an
important message.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
THE MINING CONGRESS-.
White Pine County Represented
on Two Important Committees.

The International Mining Congress
adjourned sine die at Boise, Idaho, on
Thursday of last week after three
days session, during which time the
mining interests of the country we're
thoroughly discussed. A resolution
was passed declaring 1t to be the sense
of the Congress that Bureau OF Min
ing should be established at Washing
ton with a Cabinet officer In charge,
who shall be vested with the same
powers as other Cabinet officers.
James II. Marriott OF Osceola, this
county, was a member OF the COM
mittee on credentials, and also served
on the Resolutions committee, which
presented to tho Congress the import
ant q uestlons to be considered.
The NEWS is indebted to Jas. IL.
Marriott for copies OF the Boise papers
giving complete report OF the pro-
ceeding OF the Congress.
Four hundred and fifty delegates
were In attendance when President
Prince called the meeting to order and
after the preliminary business was COM
pleted Governor Hunt on the part oil
the State, Mayor Thompson for the
city and ex-mayor Richards OF the re-
ceptlon committee welcomed the men,
bers OF the Congress to Idaho after
which Senator Fred 7. Dubois took
occasion to assure the visitors that
their welcome was sincere.
The new officers are as follows;
President, +. l.. Shaifner OF Cleveland,
Ohio; first vice-president, F. II. Reed
of Boise, secretary, Irwin Mahon o
Pennsylvania: treasurer, E. {. oamI
of Knoxville, Tenn. The next meeting
will be held at Butte, Mont.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
More United States Patents.

Joseph Bray, as attorney in fact for
Milford Martin of New York City, has
applied for United States patents for
the Calumet, Hecla, Montana, Boston
and Champion claims on Copper Flat
the Official notice of which appears
elsewhere in this issue. These, in ad-
dition to the Star and Star of tho
West, for which patents are now pend
ing, make seven claims applied for by
the Copper Flat people, and it is under
stood a number of others will shortly
be added to the list.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
REGARDLESS OF PATENT.
Loc tor May Follow His Ore, Even
into Patented Land.

In the case of Wedekind VS.. Bell,
Judge Talbot of this District, sitting
for Judge Curler at Reno last week,
decided that where the apex OF lode
is within the exterior lines of valid
mining location, that the locator has
the right to follow its dip into adjoin-
ing patented land, no matter whether
mineral or agricultural
1t will be remembered that after
George wedekind discovered the Reno
Star mine few months ago, and be-
gan shipping its fabulously rich ore,
Mr.. Bell, who held United States
patent to the land adjoining, sunk
shaft and tapped the vein on his side
of the line. Mr.. Wedekind thereupon
asked for an injunction, which was
granted by Judge Talbot, and Bell Is
enjoined from further working ON that
vein
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
AT CHERRY CREEK ALSO.
Glasgow G. Western viii Resume
Operations Shortly.

During the past week a number OF
the officers and stockholders of the
Glasgow & Western Mining q Explor-
alton Company have reached this
country from Scotland and England
and everything points to a speedy re-
sumption of work In the company's s
mines at Cherry Creek, this county,
and at Golconda.
Superintendent Joe Farren and a
Mr. Bailey, mining expert from Lon
don, England, are now in Salt Lake
City, after having completed an ex-
animation of the company's mines at
Golconda, Copper Basin and Copper
Canyon, and 1t Is understood, will be
Joined there by other representatives
OF the company, after which they will
proceed to Cherry Creek and thor
oughly examine the properties there.
The Star mine at Cherry is rich
property, the most valuable, In fact,
of all the company's holdings In this
State, and 1t Is safe to say that before
many weeks the mine and mill will be
again In active operation.
The mines and prospects around
Cherry Creek are rendering an excel
lent account of themselves, and with
the new properties being opened up,
the prospects for the old camp are
indeed bright.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
CHAIRMAN NOTES.

Manager Dawson purchased a span
OF horses and wagon last week for use
around the mill.
The new boilers arc still at Eureka,
no teams having been secured by the
Hardware Company to bring them to
Ely, and tho work OF sinking has been
delayed In consequence.
F. j. Richmond of the Salt Lake
Hardware Company Is expected to
reach here during the latter part OF
this week TO begin the work OF placing
the machinery IN the new mill.
The Beal core drill, which is now be-
ing operated at the Chairman, is down
about fifty feet, some difficulty having
been experienced by reason OF the loose
character of the formation through
which it has passed. A casing has now
been put in and the drill is working
smoothly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
HUNTER MINES BONDED
A Company Is Now Being Formed
in Ohio to Work Those Old
Properties.
We're Formerly Heavy Producers
But Have Been Idle for q
Number of Years.
Deal Was Negotiated for the
Heirs by j. B. Williamson,
Attorney y in Fact.

During the past week j. b. William.
Forest of st. Paul, Mimi. and Mrs.
Lucy E. Hagans of Cherry Creek, heirs
of the late George Kennedy, deceased,
bonded to w. H. Wyckham, the Rich.
mond, Vulcan, Copperhead, Grown
Point and Eastman mines, comprising
the Hunter group in Hunter Minin 8
District lying about thirty miles
north of Ely in White Cloud Mining
District
Like many others OF the old-time
producers in this State, there is an in.
teresting history connected with those
properties, which quarter of GEN.
tury ago yielded large quantities of ore
containing values of from $50 to $50 In
silver and lead. The claims were loca-
ted in 1879 and in 1877 were patented in
the name of Henry K. Lyons. Later
they were transferred by Mr.. Lyons
and A. c. Cleveland to George Ken
nedy, and at his death they reverted
to his daughters, the two ladies named
above
During the brief period in which they
were worked, the Hunter mines at
tracted great deal OF attention, and a
lively little town sprang up there con-
sistlng of stores, saloons and other en-
terprises embraced in modern muni-
cipality, the taxable valuation of which
was in the neighborhood of s2s, 900.
Assessor Williamson recollects that on
one of his trips to the camp he levied
an assessment Of S96, 900 on the product
of the mines and the company paid a
bullion tax on that valuation.
AT the present time, however, moth
ing remains at the old camp but the
Office building and the ruins of the old
mill, although the pipe line, by means
of which wHisr was nnnvapad frorn n
spring about two miles distant, is still
in FAIR state Of preservation.
The company now being formed will
have ample capital to thoroughly ex-
plore and develop the property, and it
is expected work will shortly be COM
menced there on large scale.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
ANOTHER SALE PENDING.
Salt Lake Parties Negotiating for
Saw Mill Canyon Properties.

Within the past few days bond has
been executed by P. c. Weber, NJ. B.
Garaghan, r. A. Riepe and VIII Glenn
ents to Salt Lake capitalists on five
claims in Saw Mill canyon, and a rep
resenbatiye of the new company is ex-
peeted TO reach here shortly for the
purpose of thoroughly examining the
ground and accepting the bond. These
claims were located about two years
ago, and some samples of good ore, car
rying gold, silver and copper, were
brought in from there last week. The
sale is being negotiated by P. G. Weber,
who is meeting with marked success in
the placing of meritorious properties,
and there Is no doubt that this deal will
be consummated within the next few
weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01

IL Is the natural propensity OF mule
to kick, and OF a bullfrog to croak, and
as all members OF the human family
are infiusnced more or less by the COM
pany they keep, the progressive citi-
zens OF Nevada should avoid the kick
ers and croakers, lest they become
contaminated by the association. The
mule is very useful animal In Its
sphere, and If 1t is true that nothing
is made in vain, y the bullfrog, also, has
somewhere In tho economy OF nature
mission to perform. Neither, how
ever, IL is safe to say, will ever adva
sufficiently to grace an honorable posi-
ton in society, but each must be con-
tent to move in the station for which
nature equipped 1t. Be careful that
you do not descend to the level OF
kicker or croaker, but put your
shoulder to the wheel and help to keep
the chariot OF progress and develop
ment In motion; for truly
II 10 not wealth. nor rank, nor state,
but get up and git that makes men great.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01

At Columbia, S. c., on July 20, the
State Democratic Executive Committee
apopted a resolution ruling Senator
McLaurln out of the Democratic party.
This should be warning to some of
Nevada's obstreperous triple-aliance
politicians to keep their mouths tight
closed and devote their spare moments
to committing to memory the Demo-
cratic articles OF faith. There is said
to be a time for all things, but this is
not the time for some people to talk
politics
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
A NEW HOTEL.
Ideal Spot Chosen for a Modern
New Struc ture.

Miss Ellen Hayes has for some time
past been considering the advisability
of erecting a oommodious new hotel In
Ely, and has now fully decided that the
future of the camp Will warrant the in
vestment. AS soon as the lumber can
be secured, therefore, work will be
commenced ON the new building, which
will be erected in Hayes Park, just
south of the store and fronting the
present residence property This is an
ideal spot for hotel, and the beauti-
full surroundings will no doubt be fully
appreciated by the guests.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
chas. d. Lanes Operations.

The latest reports from Nome state
that Charles d. Lane is completing his
great pumping plant to furnish water
for working the dry claims, y situated
on the side hills OF the section known
as ''Slxty Greeks" No EXPENSES being
spared In pushing this work and the
assurance is given that the big plant
will be in operation the latter part OF
the season.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
STATE NEWS ITEMS.

Annie Smith of Elko county has COM
meneed suit for divorce against Elijah
Smith, on the ground of desertion.
J. B. Hall of Mountain City, Elko,
county, and George Murray OF White
Rock have been arrested, charged with
selling whisky to Indians.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01

An earthquake visited Elko county
one day last week and stirred things
up over a wide extent of country. In
justice to G. d. VanDuzer IL should be
stated that he was In the western part
of the State at the time, and, therefore,
can not be held responsible for the
disturbance
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01

HoTICE.-Bllis will be rendered on the hrst
of each month for all advertising and job ac-
counts and these, as well as all subscription
accounts, are paya BILE TO w. ,. Graham, Treas.
urer White Pine News Publishing Company,
who will issue receipts for same.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
DENTAL NOTICE.

All persons desiring to have dental
work done are hereby notified that
will leave Ely the latter part oil next
week, and those desiring my services
are requested to call at once.
G. HAMILTON, Dentist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-08-01
Horses for Eastern Market.

Harry Randall left last Monday
morning with thirty horses gathered
by himself and West Watson on the
range east of town, and will dispose of
them in Kansas or Missouri as the
prices offered when he reaches Topeka
may warrant. The animals viii be
loaded on board cars at Toana.