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The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

WHITEwAsH-To make the whitewash
which has been used for more than thirty
years IN the White house at Washington
and on the lighthouses maintained by the
government along the coasts, take half
bushe1 of unsaked lime, slack it with
boiling water, cover during the process
to keep in steam, strain the liquid through
a fine seiye or strainer, and add to it a
peck OF salt. previously dissolved in warm
water; three pounds of ground rice boil :
ed to thin paste and stirred in while
hot; half pound Spanish whiting and one
pound of glue, previously dissolved by
soaking in water, and then hanging over
in a small pot hung in larger one filled
with water. Add five gallons of hot water
to the mixture, stir well and let it stand
a few days covered. 1t should be applied
hot, for which purpose ii can be kept In a
portable furnace.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Adjourned Meeting of the Board oE
County Commissioners.

County Clerks ONCE. Dod<~ city Rars
Monday,- February Il IS 1eo1--1o a mr.
Board of County Commissioners OF FortE
County met Tsersuant adJourrsment
Present-FuD Board.
On motion rfse County Clerk be instructed
to notify all parties who stIll owe she county
seed grain notes.to pay
give a new note at once TO nine asonths
from date and Scar per cent interest.
the parties refuse TO either pay or renew the.
notes. then to advertise the same ana place
notes with the Coznty Attorney.
The following bids were on motion. accent
ed
Bid of U T. Shelly for keeping county poor
for ensuing year. 20 cents per day for aefzsltss
and s5 cents per day Tor childr
Bid OF Dr. c. A Milton med
icine and medicsl and susicaI attend
county poor for en-
suing year, rst, End and Sfd Commissioners
Districts at slos-Oo and Milton be APP
pointed County Heaaa oncer for ensuing
year at SIS. 90 per yesr-
Bid Grant Hale fer 40 cents per barrel for
kindIing
Bid of A. p coons. SO FOR burial panper=-
Bid of E. E. Smith for furnishing coal for
court house, Victor coal at $500 per ton dc
hvered at court house
On motion. the county treasurer be i'm
structed to receive SS1-sz full OF personaR
tax OF E. a. Shattuck ear of 1900.
On motion the foilo@ins bonds of township
officers were approved
Bond of Harry Schroeder. Justice of Peace
WheatIand Twp
Bond of Emil Magic. Constable. wheatianes
Twp
Bond off, D. Bohr, Assessor and Trustee.
Pr,-a,r,s ~
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r,,ctl5n 49,, - ~
Y.,a - n .,, .
Twp.
eoht OF j. W. Oo&siees Justice of Peace.
Buckl1n TWP
BOND OF IL X Marion, treasurer, Riclhland
Twp.
Bond of j. F. ayers, clerk, RichIand Twp
Bond of W. S. Han2s assessor and trastee.
Sodviile Twp
Bond Of W H Mckinney. treasurer. Pleas
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07
The PhiIomath Banquet.

The Philomaths celebrated Kansas
Day, Jan 29th- by giving banquet at
the Harvey House the evening of that
day. TO many of their friends of the city
and vicinity. About seventy five guests
sat down to the spread, which was gotten
up in that rare style characteristic of
everything of the kind undertaken by
the Harvey mana cement
The guests began TO arrive at about
80 p. m, and were received in the par
lors of the hotel by the following recep-
tion committee: Mrs. Ellen Taylor,
Mrs. Scates- Mrs. DIR. Simpson, Mrs. E.
d. Webb and Mrs. Frank Martin.
After ali had arrived they were treated
a brief musical entertainment. Mrs.
Gilbert sang solo in her usual capable
manner. Mrs DR.. Crumbine delighted
her auditors with solo and the ladies
quartette, composed of Mesdames Hub
bard, Milton, Brown and Crumbin added
to the pleasure of the occasion with a
song.
After the rendition of the musical pro-
banquet room. The tables were elegant
ly decorated, and the banquet was skill
fully served. The menu follows:
Oyster Patties. a la Windsor
Stuffed olives Celery Radishes
Sliced Turkey
German Potato Salad
Smoked Cold Tongue
Welsf: Rarebit Sandwiches
Fresh Lobster Salad Magonnaise
Bisque Ice Cream Lemon sherbet
Cake Fruit
After the last course the President of
the Club, Mrs Dr. Whitwortb, in short
but we'll phrased address babe all well
come and caused all the guests to feel the
cordiality and good will entertained to-
rf nv the nf he
and closed by introducing the toast mis-
tress, Mrs. Emma ID. Petty john, who
presided throughout the evening with
charming grace and dignity. The toasts
and responses were as follows:
Our Guests-Ellen B. Krum.
Our City-Elizabeth w. Hubbard
Kansas Women-Irene S Fitzgerald.
Kansas Authors-Evelyn B. Brown.
Kansas, Looking Backward-Ethel p.
Westwood.
Kansas, Looking Forward-Harriet e
Milton.
10 say that the program was rendered
excellently is putting it too mildly.
Each toast was responded to in manner
that displayed ability and culture upon
the part of the respondent. Dodge City
has great occasion to be proud OF
the Philomaths each banquetel
who was their guest on Tuesday evening
will testify. We venture the assertion
that city in the state has Il brighter
more cultured organization of ladies, OF
one that is capable of excelling
Tuesdays program. After the ladies
had concluded Mayor J. j. Summersby
Judge B. F. Milton, Hon. w. j. Fitz-
gerald. Prof. E. D. Webb, Rev. Wm
Westwood and Capt. j. Ii. Churchill
| were called upon and each made IA brigh1
l
an entirety, one of great pleasure and yet
one from which everyone retired feeling
| that the occasion had improved then
morally and mentally and given them
higher and wider conception of life ant
| its duties.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

One reason the winter in southern Kan
sas has appeared much milder than
usual is that there has been very littlei
wind. In fact we have had several days
as cold as it ever gets in this climate.
The ice men have filed their storage
houses with six to eight inch ice, but
during the time they were cutting ice the
sun was shining and there was only the
merest suspicion of cold wind blowing.
Wellington Star
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07
Pneumea,a Canne .,rea

This disease always results from a cold
or attack of the grip and may be pre-
vented by the timely use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. That remedy
was extensively used during the epidem-
les of La Grippe of the past few years,
and not single case has ever been report
ed that did not recover or resulted in
pneumonia. which shows it to be a GER
tain preventive of that dangerous disease.
Chamberlainss Cough Remedy has gain
ed a world wide reputation for its cures
of colds and grip. For sale by w 5.
Amos.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

The railroad extension is making Lib
eral the scene of great activity. With
all this hustle and confusion comes the
small pox. The News says:
We stop the press to announce that a
case of smallpox has been found in the
city. L. Thurman, son of w. NJ Thur
man OF the Racket Store on Second street
is infected with the disease. A quaran-
tine has been established.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

Ont in the cattle country, at Woodward
when wedding occurs the guests are
not expected to deposit their presents in
the parlor for display. The daughter of
a prominent cattleman was married there
last week to II son of the sheriff. and
among the presents were: a COW. calf and
hog; a milch COW; two cows and calves,
a horse and buggy and bunch of steers
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07
ain Agatnst Spltting.

Pratt county has sent lengthy petit
ton TO their representative, NJ c. Hutch
eson, praying relief from the nuisance Of
promiscuans expectorating in churches.
schools and other public buildings. Mr..
Hutcheson is petitioned to draft bill
and presert is. making such cfense a
misdemeas He Will do So
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salye, To-
tlon. ointment or balm for Cuts. Corns,
Burns, BoiIs, Sores. Felons, Ulcers. Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chapped
Hands, Skin Erupfious; Infailib1e for
Piles Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at w
F. Pines.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

The revival being conducted at the
Christian church by Rev e NJ. Carr, of
Dodge City, and the local pastor Rev.
Chas- Hall. is meeting with marked sue
cess. Up to date twenty additions have
been made.-Larned Chronoscope.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

The telephone line from Beaver TO Lib
eral was completed last week. A meet
ing of the stockholders at this end was
called for the purpose of locating the
office for the line- The relay office has
been established at Smiths drug store.
The line will be ready for use in a short
time.-Liberal News.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07
worlximg ONersEme.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless, little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work.
-,;rht and day. curing Indigestion. Bill
s[,ssness. Constipation, Sick Headache and
al stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles
Easy, pleasant. safe. sure. oniy @oc a
W. r. Pines drug store.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

James l. Parcel has sold the Green's
burg Signal to Holmes & Stevens. of
Wilcox, Neb. Mr.. Parcel has the fol-
lowing unique Valedietory:
We Came, We Served, We Lived, We
Quit, And the world still Moves Our
friends we thank, Our enemies we for
give.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

The Soldiers Home Appropriations.
Hon. ID. Swinehart has sent US copies
of bills for appropriations for the State
Soldiers Home. The first bill provides
for support of the home for the years
1902 and 1908, as follows:
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

Il have always used Foley's Honey
and Tar cough medicine. and think it the
best in the world,n says Chas- Bender, a
newsdealer of Erie, Pa. Nothing else as
good W. s. Amos
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

1902. 1908.
Sa larry 0 eomnandant....-- $1,000 81 200
Home Surgeon -. --..-- I.Co9 1000
Qua rterIn aster- 500 300
Substance .-.....-..--..-. 26ooo 10000
CIothing Observation-Disclosures. 5000 5000
Building and repair..-.--.. 1900 1900
Medical supplies -.-..-..-.- 1.0U0 LOCO
Fxeig ut and trans portation-- 5000 5000
Teachers salary and school fund 900 900
Contingent fund .-....... 1000 1000
Library fund 200 200
Cottage furnis shingS....... 1000 1000
Adjutant .....----.-. 500 500
Section provides that all money now in
the state treasury received from the
United States for the support of the SOL
diers in the State Soldiers Home, and ali
money that may be received from the
United States government for the sup
port of said home during the fiscal years
ending June 80, 1902 and June 80, 1908,
shall be covered into the state treasury
and become part of the general revenue
fund of the state, the state having ap-
propriated funds to cover these amounts.
a bill has been drawn which provides
an appropriation of $S. 900 for the build
ing and furnishing hospital and for the
building and furnishing of a chapel APP
preparation of 81. 800
These bills will likely be passed and
the appropriations made.
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07

testify to the merit of BANNER SALvE in
curing piles. 1t is guaranteed. W. >.
AnRS
The Globe-republican., 1901-02-07
Frost Bites ana Ch1llb,a.n-.

quickly cured by BANNER SALvE, the
most healing remedy in the world w
$. Amos.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29

Every body who could afford cx-
tras or laXuries put the big pot
in the little one " yesterday and
Thanksgiving was most appropri-
ately observed in Forrest City
with much feasting and merry
making. Many of our citizens,
however, HE'D themselves away 10
the lakes and canebrakes on hunt.
ing expeditions and spent the day
taking of hand Observations at the
frisky squirrel and festive duck,
returning home at nightfalI with
ravenons appelites and weary
bodies this was being thankful
according to the latest improved
shotgun methods. Others went to
church ana offered up prayer with
the minister and sang a pious
hymn. All the business houses
were closed and the streets were
deserted and quiet. Truly, the
average American giveth thanks
in divers and sundry ways and ac.
cording to the dictates of his own
conscience, aud this spirit of free
dom is the element in his nature
which is responsible for the
strength ana greatness of our ma.
uonal government. Thus ne 60
on "still achieving, still pursuing 1"
in the fight tor glory and fame
among the nations OF the earth.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
Please Accept Sample Copy.

We TOW have one of the larges
sun best. most intelligent and hon
orablc subscriptio1 lists of any pa.
per in the country in towns OF this
size. and We are specially anxious
To add other names between now
and january /. 1902. With this
end in view we have decided to
send ont n few hundred sample
copies for few weeks, and this
notice is TO inform those who re-
ceivr this and subsequent samples
between now and January /, 1907.
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time we hope all who have receiv-
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/, 1902, will be expected to
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Please accept these sample cop
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during 1892
With kindly interest in the fu-
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and Of our beloved county in gen.
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November Is, 1901.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
ads Like Wnuflre.

When f.ngS are .ihe best they be.
come the best selling - Abrshara Hare.
d lead ug druggist Of BelleyiHe. q. writes
Electric Rit.tts are the best selling Bit.
ters haze Land,ed in 20 years. You
know why. ; 0st diseases begins in dis
nIasss Of stomach. liver. kidneys, bowe
Blood and nerves. + ectrc Bitters tone,
40 ihe stomach. regulates liver, kidue, S
ahd bowels, ppEi.irs the blood. strength
ems the nerves, hence cures multitudes OF
iAaiadirs. II builds up Tia entire y stem.
Puts ne" IRE aud yigof into any weak.
>'ckiy. rundown man or wuman. Prize
~ cents Sod by j. Ii. Danayant, drug.
ws..
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
For Sweet Charity's Sake.

An appeal is made to the charitable peo-
| pie OF this place aud the surrounding
country, to assist the Women's Christian
Association of Memphis. Tenn, in paying
for Refuge Home for unfortunate, help
less girls.
\ place las been secured fer the sum
OF $500 90. The committee OF ladies
have about $50 90 but fully $4,000 90
more viii be required 10 finish paying for
and making some necessary additions and
improvements.
As most OF the girls who seek the pro-
teetiSn of this Christian home NOW ear
ried on ia rented, unsuitable house
come from other localities in Tennessee,
and from our neighborIng states. and very
few from the Gay Of Memphis, the ladies
IN charge ieel impressed TO solicit dOna-
tiUns Of 81 from every one who is willing
20 help the most severely criticised and
neglected Of Gods suffering creatures.
During the past twenty years that
this work has been carried on, over one
thousand girls have been rescued and re-
stored to friends, built up into respeeta
Die womanhood, aud are leading good =,
useful lives.
An appeal is made to every parent. aud
especially 10 every woman, 10 send Us 81
towards the reformation of some one
else's poor. misguided. unfortunate child
Having no endowment fund, this work
has always been dependent on voluntary
offerings. II Is undeHuminational. being
under The care OF the Christian women
from all the Protestant churches.
Will not some good woman in each
church help in this work by soliciting con.
triOutions Of 81 each
Any contribution sent to Refuge Com
mittee, Memphis. Tenn, care of The
OIiverFinnie Grocer Co., viii be turned
over to the eommitte in charge and CRATE
fully acknowledged by them.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29

Frank Danehower, of near HAYNES.
died yesterday OF hemorlahgic small
poX, and VAS buried last night at md
night. The premises were thoroughly
tamlgated aud the citizens OF Haynes
have taken every Qrecantlan 10 prevent
TIE spread OF the disease by the liberal
Use OF dlslntectants and completely $50
IatlHg the Case. Danehower was at
tended 10y trained nurse from Mem
phls and every attention was shown
him by II patient physician, but TO no
avail. his physical constitution was not
equal 10 the ravages OF the dreadful
maladY
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29

:. Uncle Henry Logan and the
" Wldder Spikes Were iined in
in the holy bands = of majrimony at
Salem Baptist church Thanksgiving
eve at $50 o'ocl8ck, Ed Avaht ofcia-
ting. This IS probably the M s. no;a-
bic colored function OF the week. and
MAS largely attended by both black
and white. The bride is first cook fer
Mrs. John Gatling and the groom
draws fat pension from the govell-
ment, and notwithstanding the fact
that both have long since crossed tie
meridian of lite. we see no reason Why
The future should not hold some
brightness for them.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
Holiday Rates via The Choctaw

Rates TO all points in the Southeast
Que and ont.third fare for the round
trip.
To all points in Missouri, Kansas,
Iowa, Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dako-
Ia and Colorado, one and one-,hird fare
for the round trip.
Tickets limited to return thirty days
from date of sale. Dates of sale Dec
p, - and -
TO local points on c. o. & G. within
distance Of 100 miles. one and one
third fare for round trip. Dates Of sale
Dec. "A, p and 81 and Jan. / limited
to return Jan >, 1902.
J. n, IKE. Agent
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
DEMOCRAT TIMES.


Mrs. Peterson Jackson was the guest
OF frieuds on Sand Ridge Saturday OF
last week.
Mrs. w. ). Thomas, wife of our post.
master and merchant, was the guest OF
her friend. Mrs. James II Wallace, at
Sand Ridge Wednesday.
Mrs SalIie Arnot, of Lulu, is the guest
OF Mrs J NJ Wallace.
Mesdames Wallace and Arnot were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs w
: Thomas.
John " Guntar. of ibis vicinity, has
been quite sick the past two weeks with
fever. At the present writing his
friends will be pleased 10 LEAN that he
IS improved.
Mr. L Russell, of Marianna, is in
this vicinity. lie intends making his
home here during the winter He is
vel equipped and prepared for bear,
judging from the numerous impedimeu-
Il lie WAS seen carrying down the main
street of our town Monday. The fur
market will no doubt be bearish when
he un.oads his catch in the spring.
Miss Ssllie Hogue, Of Sand Ridge,
and one of the charming bellies of Black
lish township, was III cur town on a
short visit Tuesday She set the hearts
Of our young gallants flutterlng Since
her visit the county clerk Will have one
more license 10 issue. Come again Miss
Sallie.
Mr. John Riggs, of Proctor. was seen
passing through our town Saturday IN
the direction of Sand Ridge. What is
the attraction, John?
The postmaster's typewriter is laid
up for repairs. The case Is thought TO
be dangerous one, and in a few days
he will install new Caligraph. When
the new machine arrives the Queens
English and Webster will not be al va.
Rance, The TINES to the contrary,
notwithstanding. This machine will
mark a new era at Democrat Now for
the new railroad and electric lights.
L I Prewett, of Forrest City, was at
Democrat over night Tuesday. Mr.
prewett is the excellent road commits.
sioner of the county, and WAS here in
the discharge of his duties. He was as
fuil of county politics as a Kentucky
colonel is usually Of bourbon. lie has
some decided views on local affairs
which some people might well heed.
He Was : most welcome visitor and OR
latehsiring is always Oh the outside 10
him.
W N Buchanan, our colored carpen-
ter, Is now completing a Job OF house
building tor W 5 Thomas. Buck is one
among cur most industrious eoloyed
citizens.
Frank Mays, our hustling piscatorial
artist, went in pursuit Of the fnny tribe
Wednesday. He had Gsherman's luck.
He sweals by all the gods of Greek
mythology that his "med.cine" wasn't
right.
Rev II I Mitchell, the eloquent col
ored gentleman who ills the pulpit at
the First Colored Church, has been at
tending Conference the past two weeks
at Redleld, Ark.
SIN FP RrTr
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
Williams Gurley.

\ very pletty little wedding was sol
emnlzed in the home of Nj. end Mrs
Ed Gurley at Madison Sunday night
when their lovely daughter, Pearl. wa!
given in marriage to Mr.. Isaac VII
liams, Presiding Elder Norehead O,
the Methodist church performing H.,
sacred and beautiful ceremony.
The bride, who is widely known II
TINS city and community. is young
LADY OF many nch graces ana pro
nounced beauty-gentle. sweet-tem
pered and industrious. and is endowed
With all the characteristics SO much adj.
mlred in woman by the sterner sex
While the groom Is prosperous young
observation-disclosures. sober and econOm
zeal, whose love for his sweet girl
bride makes him strong and cOn6deL-
IN his ambitions to found "A home anC
surround his fair prize with happines:
and comfort.
Many nice presents were received BY
the happy twain, attesting their popu
laIity aud esteem in which they were
he'd by the citizens of Madison.
Only relatives and close friends OF
the family witnessed the ceremony
after which an informal reception was
held and sumptu0us spread was dis.
cuSSed by the bridal party and guests
The editors gratefully acknowledge the
receipt OF generous share Of the wed.
ding cake.
HE TINES wishes TO add its csn.
gratulatlous and Lest wishes to those
Of a legion of other friends IN this city
and Madison, ali of whom wish Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Williams IA bright and
prosperous future.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29

The young men of the city gave Il
Thanksgiving "hop" at the Hotel
Marion Wednesday night, in honor of
gay party of Mariana youths and
nsideus. The guests of honor were
Miss Laura GOyan. Miss MerNin's
guest; Miss Lucille Rodgers, with Miss
Annie FusselI; Mr. Eben Dagge,t
guest Of Mr. Louis f. Rollwage Mr.
Robert Jarrett and Mr.. John Sturdi-
want. entertained 10y Mr.. Ted Norton
Mr.. Hermann Joseph, with Mr.. ard
Mrs. NJ Isaacs. and Mr.. Word. guest
If Mr. Ben Neblett and DR.. Shields.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
Astounding Discovery.

From Coopersville. Mich. comes word
Of a wonderful discovery CT pleasant
tasting liquid that wheu used before retir.
ing by anyone troubled with bad cough.
always insures a good nights rest. I'll
will soon cure the cough. too, writes Mrs.
;. Himelburger. for three generations OF
our family have used DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption and never found
its equal for coughs and colds" It's an
unrlYaled life-saver when used for desper.
ate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 5Of
and Il at j. II. Dunayant's. Trial bottle:
free.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
Modern surcery surnassed.

While suffering from a bad case o.
plies ] consulted physician, who advised
NE 10 try box OF DeWitt's Witch Haze
SAVE says &. +. Carter. Atlanta. Ga.
procured a box aud was entirely cured
DEW III ; Witch Hazel Salye is a splendie
cure Tor piles. giving relief Instantly. ane
theartily recommend it 10 all sufferers =
sargegy Is unnecessary 10 care piles. De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve will cure an,
case. Cuts, barns, bruises aud all Other
wounds are also quickly cured by il. Be-
ware OF eoun,ergelIs. Sold by j. Il, Duua.
gagt.
The Forrest City times., 1901-11-29
NUKE LOCALS.

There was delightful dance al
HAYNES Thanksgiving night.
Miss Pearl Anderson will entertain
tonight in honor of her guests. Mrs. h..
L. Tobey aud Miss Edith Gardner, Of
Memphis.
Mrs. G.. W. Sipes, grandmother Of
Mrs. Grace Battle. who had spent 4
most pleasant week with friends and
relatives IN this CITY, left last evening
for AdamSyille, Tenn.
Rev. " II. Sandy. IL Corinih, Miss,
held a most interesting Thanksgiving
service at tie Christian church on yes
ternight. and generous thank Of
fering amounting TO sl2 - was taken
at The conclusion of Mr.. Sandy's dis
course.