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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
THE WEATHER.

washington, Jan :. For Massachusetts,
and l.hode Island Fair tonight and Tues
DAY; colder Tuesday; winds generally
norihwesterly. brisk on the coast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

Eugene = Kranz of the nrm OF ID. MIL
Ter a Co.. 30 North Main street whole.
sale liquor dealers. has Withdrawn from
the hrm. having concluded arrangements
-. y y. for which place he leaves
Providence tonight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

Bnfdock Blood Bitters gives a man n
clear hea !. an active brain. n strong. Vie
crous body-makes him NJ for the battle
OF life.
Group Instantly relieved. DR. Thomas.
Eciectrlc on. Perfectly safe Never far.
AZ any drug store.
Every family should have its houeehois
medicine chost-and the FIRST boftle in 4,
should be Dr. Woods Norway Pine svgn,
Natures remedy for coughs and colds
itching piles7 Never mind n physie,a,.
failed 70 cure you Try Doan's Ointment
No failure there cents az any drix
store
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07

Cooke, Walter +. Crowell, Eugene A.
Dean, Edwin Draper. James T. Freeman,
Isaac H. Con-, Henry A. Greene. William
H. Ilerrick. Arnold A. Manchester, Ed
ward j. McCahey, Bernard McGuinness
Aaron MilkTnan, Seth A. Pierce, George
l.. Robinson. Robert J.. Walker, Theodore
Brown, Charles l.. Ellis, Walter L. Pres
ton, Harold J. Gross. Herbert ID. Con-,
Charles Atwood. James X. jenkins and
James H. Hurley.
A communication from the Providence
Lying-In Hospital asking aid was re-
ferred To- the committee on finance.
A petition from Daniel O. DOnahue TO
built a wood building on Tecumseh street
was referred TO Alderman Gray.
The Fariagut Association OF Naval Vet
Grams petitioned the board asking an APP
preparation of SIS for the use OF the asso-
citation on memorial. IL was referred 10
the joint committee on finance.
The body adopted "A resolution with
the concurrence. OF the city council rela-
tive 20 the procuring OF the mayors
portrait.
The annual report OF the city treasurer
was received.
The bond OF James A. Pirce and Rich
ard j. Lyman was accepted.
An ordinance permitting the Providence
Telephone Co. TO build subways I'm GER
tain streets was read and passed
a petition OF j. B. Southworth ct al.
for lamps on Globe street was referred
10 committee on lamps.
A communication of the commissioners
of public works relative TO compensation
OF certain employees was received
The appointment OF Walter j. Lewis
as factory inspector was approved after
which the board adjourned TO meet Jan.
nth at 3 y. m.
NEW EXECUTIVE CLERK.
Mr.. Joseph w. Carnes. who has been
appointed by Mayor Granger TO act "a his
executive clerk. is a well known resident
OF Mount Pleasant. and is very popular
I'm social circles.
MIR. Carnes has an excellent business
education having been for many years I'm
the office OF the Gorham Manufacturing
company and he comes TO the mayors Of
flee with the highest endorsements.
He at once took hold OF his duties this
morning and there is no doubt that Ia a
few days he will become quite familiar
with the routine OF the office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
I1I York Stacks

Reported by FLETCHER & TAPPAN.
ut-slb-Ae Banigan, Building.
UP TO 2:30 O'CLOCK
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-07
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The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

Got any Christmas money?
 Pull one,n says the raille fisnd. Buy a Parker, at the Newsstand. Fresh Oysters at Trce x Altman's. Dolls, from ? cts, up at W. F. Evans. Buy your Toys at Cost of W. r. Evans.
 Christmas goodies at the Sanders Grocery.
 The beautiful" did not remain with us long
 T. c. Folbre, jr., has located at Gal vestor, Texas. Toys Toys '! Toys |! ". T. San ders, the grocer.
 Passe Partout binding may be had at The Newsstand.
 All Reasonable Goods carried in stock at W, P. Evans
 Capt l. w. Beck was In Little Rock Wednesday, on business.
 Hon. F. W. DeRosltt was in town Wednesday on business.
 About those toys for the children, see W. I. Sanders, tue grocer.
 Van B. IZard, Jr., made a business trip to Pine Bluff Tuesday.
 Look out for our handsome Christ mas Supplement- next week.
 w. II. Smith, of Franks, was in town Wednesday on business.
 Jack Allen, of Colt, was a business visitor to the city Wednesday.
 MT. C. L. Wheeler, of Madison, was In town yesterday on business.
 See ' Bap Sanders handsome line of pictures for the holiday trade.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

For family use in numberess ways Ballard's Snow Liniment is useful and valuable remedy. Price, 9 and 50 cents. W. T. Sanders.
 The business of the Forrest City Ice and Power Company is becoming so ex- tenslve that the erection of another warehouse is contemplated. Presiding Elder w. C. Davidson has moved from the Methodist parsonage to a cottage on Grant street, near Lamar, in the northern part of town.
 FoR RENT Residence portion of the Winthrop building. corner of Washing ton and Jackson St. Terms Sl5 per month. Apply to w. r. Evans.
 Just received, another lot of that Fine kentuckv Whiskey at the Pearl Saloon, which l am selling cheaper than ever. Yours truly, IKL MALLORY.
 The new walk on North Washington street is filing Hong felt want. !" It is called bully-vard, D and was laid recently by L. RoIlwage & G.
 Mrs. P o. Duffy, (nee Velma Evans. ] of the Ind. Ter, came in unexpectedly Sunday, to the delight of her many friends and well wishers in this city
 Mrs, Jas II Bard and winsome little granddaughter, Helen Nichols, left on Thursday morning to spend Christmas with relatives and friends in Louis vile, Ky.
 Do ycu notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the Old Vollmer" whskey? It IS the result of purity T. c. Fobre & Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 !, Chancery court convened Monday, with Judge Robertson. of Wynne pre- siding, and adjourned Monday evening to meet again on the following We'd nesday morning.
 T c. Folbre & Co.,. have purchased the Pearl Saloon and building of |. w.. Mallory and will take possession of same January l, 1902, vacating their present quarters.
 Subscribe for THE TIMES and the Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal and get guess at the cotton crop for the season l9Ol-2. See display ''ad' in another column.
 J. H. Abel. the enteprising young blacksmith of Palestine, was in the city Tuesday and paid our sanctum a pleas ant call MT. Able has our thanks for l substantial favors.
 Miss Jennie Griflis. of Elkton. Tenn, sister of Alr. Tom Griflis, came oyer last Friday to visit her brother. She is guest at the pleasant home of MT and Mrs. J. D. Baugh
 
 My line of Toys is complete. bought them early and Thought them cheap, and wishing to remove them from my line of business; will sell the en l tire stock at Cost. ". F. Evans.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13
Fresh Oysters at Trice & Altman's.

Colgate's Toilet Soaps and Perfumes carried in stock at W. F. Evans.
 Ask to see those beautiful Fibre Frame Pictures at The Newsstand. They are unique and novelty.
 See the line of Papeteries at 70 cents at The Newsstand. They contain one duire of paper and p envelopes.
 Squire J. B. Sanders was up town Wednesday after being confined to his home week from a slight illness.
 Father C.. A. Kind, of Wynne. will conduct services at the Catholic church In this city Sunday at 10 o'clock am.
 Everybody praises MT. FitZmmons Tor his promptDess in serving oyster orders. Try him when oyster hungry. The festive fruit tree agent is with us again, and for the third time this fall, doing business with our citizens.
 There is a perfect feast of literature now on sale at The Newsstand-all the handsome Christmas publications.
 Bring your shoe work to NJ. Abra- hanson. in Rollwage building, South Front street, who will give satisfaction.
 Forrest City's population is increas- Ing rapldly-25 persons, comprising only two families, were added this week
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old F0llmer whiskey is the best, tell your friends T. C. Folbre & Go. sell it.
 Rev w. B. Harper ant family, of Prairie township, have leased the Hotel St. Francis and moved to town last week.
 We now have all of Louisa NJ. All cott's books. Nothing finer or hand somer for the young folks. Landvoigt & Vadakin.
 Old Vol mer Whiskey, put D by Jesse Moore Hunt Co.,, is pure and whole some. For sale by T. c. Folbre & Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 FoR RENT-Part of house. to a small family without children, either furnished or unfurnished. For terms apply at thsoffice. 2t Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berry, of Madison. rejoice in the advent of fine ten pound boy, who put i'll appearance at their home cue day last week Remember that T. c. Folbre & Co.,, will move from their present quarters January l, 1902, into the building now occupied by Ike Mallory.
 New Books. We want to show you line of Standard F mo- cloth books which we are offering at 15 cents per volume at The Newsstand Our fall stock of books is ready for inspection Landvoigt x Vadakin.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

Fresh Oysters at Trice & A Aliman's.
 All kinds of canned goods can be found at W. r. Evans.
 If you want jug of good whisky at low price go to T. c. Fobre & Co.
 The Silver Dollar Restaurant is tue popular resort for nice fresh oysters.
 Blanks Candies are the best and you VIII Ahd these goods at ". I. Evans.
 Ike Mallory sells the best of Ken lucky Whiskies and invites your trade.
 Blanks Coffees and Teas and Roast ed Codee a speciality. at W. '. Evans.
 Mrs. l.. D. Owen. of Brinkley. ar. rived in the city Wednesday on busi- ness.
 Considerable land in St. Francis bottom IS changing hands at good prices.
 have fNll line of Fire Works 10 offer at Cost. Call and see me. W. F. Evans.
 Ike Mallory has the best and Coolest Beer in Town. Try it and be con vinced.
 Drink Cedar Brook Whiskey at the Ieall Saioon-lt's the best on the market.
 Mrs. A. Becker came over from Mem pms Wednesday on visit to relatives and friends.
 Money to loan on improved planta- t,r,ohs; D, and 10 years time. Geo. I. Taylor x Co.,
 All goods sold are guaranteed to be hrslclass both in quality, quantity and price at w. I. Evans.
 Try some of that Atherton Rye al the Pearl Saloon-It's one of Ken. lucky's best products.
 FoR SALE. A few more good lots in the Russell addition, on easy terms. Apply to James Russell.
 Grits. Hominy, Graham Flour and breakfast Foods of all Kinds can be iOuhd at W. F. Evans.
 on. t' NaldWell'S syrup PepSin Is pleas Snt,'o Sns to take. It is a pleasant laxative. 'olu oy J. II. Dunavant.
 uInf' DIT D. E. Clark, representing the dnolIenburg Music Co.,. was m town d couple of days this week.
 D Iesh Oysters served in every style, flaw, Stew or Fry, at the Silver Dollar o"ie- Open day and night.
 ASK to see the handsome supple nel'ts With the Christmas publications no" on sale at The Newsstand.
 want 10 carry home rich oyotsr Ioii ,on and enjoy it with your family Sonh . fitsimmons can accom modata Suu ou short notice. See him at Tn, silver oellar Restaurant.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13
Fresh Oysters at Trice & Altman's. Q 1

freSn oysters at Irlce & Altman'S. Q l handle the best cakes and crackers carried in the city. W. F. Evans. WANTED-A good honest man in each township in the county to repre- sent The Arkansas Live Stock Insur- ance Company, of Little Rock. Address THE TIMES, Forrest City, Ark.
 Don't wait till Christmas eve to make your purchases of gifts for the family Drop in upon w, T. Sanders, the gro- cer, and select them to-day. He has a beautiful display for the holidays.
 Parties indebted to me will please come and settle their accounts between now and January 1st, 1902, as 1 am go- ing out of business then.
 Yours truly, IKE MALLORY.
 Mrs. c. A. Ahlstedt and daughter, Mary. went to Little Rock Wednesday to attend the bedside of Mrs. !. c. Casey nee Ella Smith. formerly of this city, who IS very low with pneumonia.
 The "Four Hundred" is closing out it's extensive stock of fine old Kentucky and Tennessee whiskies. and is making SpeclallY or tue Jug trade.
 E. K. FoGG, Manager.
 Mir. II. D. Smith. of Florence. Ala, was caller at this office Wednesday Mir Smith is a nephew of Squire John k Brown, and is on his way home from prospecting tour through the Terri tory.
 Note the change this week in Tipton's ad." This enterprisng pharmacist IS always right up with the seasons in every respect and is displaying hand. some line of Christmas Novelties and Fireworks.
 Chas. Vogel, the painter, is painting tnings red this week, because of the ar rival or sweet baby girl at his house sunday night. The household is hap py and mother and tabe are doing well at this writing.
 You're thinking of making some friend gift of a manicure set. dress. Ing set, or shaving outfit for Christm as The Sanders drugstore IS the place to buy. The stock is new and pretty and the prices right.
 we nave few only, of the very best Magic Lanterns that we could buy to retail at q small price. We have them from S2.25 up. The S5 co lantern is equal to a whole show. See them at The Newsstand.
 Besides first class stock of Drug glsts' sundries, Bap" Sanders is showing an artistic line of novelties IF Holiday China-imported ware, which will make most appropriate gift for your lady friend.
 Tine finest wagon in the world is the James < Graham wagon. for wear. tear and durability. J. w. Beck X Co.,, have carload of these wagons for sale at factory prices Gall, exam inc and price them.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

aUitI Duckeye File Ointment ndS been thoroughly tested for many years. and Is positive cure for this most dls- tressing and embarrassing of troubles Price 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 75 cents. J. T. Sanders.
 Our affable friend, Jack Casteel. is now employed with the Globe Clothing House. which has recently opened up Tn the building lately occupied by J. J Flnnerty. This is another project of Mr. and Mrs. Max Yotlie.
 The Iron Mountain agents will sell tickets on December 24 25 and 31, 1901. and January ,1902, at one and one third fare for round trip, good for con tlnuonS passage in each direction to all stations within POO miles.
 Owing to the fact that am going out of the saloon business on January lst, 1902, will sell whiskey by the gallon. half gallon and quart, at greatly re- duced prices, cheaper than eyer heard Of before. Yours truly, IKE MALLORY
 Worms take refuge in inc small in. testlnes. where they can easily multiply. Whites Cream Nermifuge will destroy these parasites. The verdict of the people tells plainly how well it has sue ceeded. Price, 25 cents. J. T. San ders.
 John T. (Bap) Sanders, the genial proprietor of the old reliable Enter. prise Drugstore invites an inspection of his Christmas stock The most re. n glass may be found in hIs holiday dis play.
 Capt. W. D. Paslay left for Memphis sunday evehlng, spending Monday in the Bluff City on business He returned the same evening and went to Searcy to be best man for Mir. J, B. Terry iu his marriageto Mrs. NJ. k. Montgomery on the llth.
 If you are hunting cheap goods there Is TO use Tn calling on me, for all goods carried by me are frStcass, and where you buy good goods you will have to pay the price. Will be glad to show you my goods and tell you the price. W. F. Evans.
 Something extra in any line will al ways attract, and so, too. is it that good whiskey will attract the appetite. I. C. Folbre & Co. have in stock a brand of Iannissee, Is years old which they serve over the bar. We only say, try it.
 Do you subscribe for any of the Mag aZines, Periodicals. or out.of-toun Newspapers If so. why not place your orders through us ? Call. write, or use Phone 42; tell us what you want, and we will furnish it at. pub fishers price, thus saving you ex- pense and trouble Of ordering it your self. Thus it costs Peu less, and we earn small commission. Under such conditions surely you should prefer to patronize neighbor and friend. 2
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

Tabler'S Buckeye Pile Ointment has been thoroughly tested for many years. and IS positive cure for this most dls- treSsing and embarrassing of troubles Price 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 75 cents. J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

Our af'able friend, Jack Casteel, is now employed with the Globe Clothing House. which has recently opened up In the building lately occupied by J. J t. Finnerty. This is another project of Mr. and Mrs. Max Yotiie.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

The Iron Mountain agents will sell tickets on December 24 25 and 31, 1901 and January ,1902, at one and one third fare for round trip, good for con tlnuonS passage in each direction to all stations within 200 miles.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

Owing to the fact that l am going out of the saloon business on January 1st, :, 1902, will sell whiskey by the gallon half gallon and quart, at greatly re- duced prices, cheaper than eyer heard of before. Yours truly, IKE MALLORY.
The Forrest City times., 1901-12-13

Worms take refuge in the small in testlnes. where they can easily multiply Whites Cream Nermifuge will destroy these parasites. The verdict of the people tells plainly how well it has sue. cceded. Price, 25 cents. J. T. San. ders.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
FINE WHEAT YIELD.
FRUITS CANNOT BE SAVED.
NEBRASKA.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Omaha. Neb.. July ia conservative es-
Innate Of the corn crop of Nebraska, II rain
comes tonight. is 200, 900 900 bushels, little
over two-thirds Of a crop. according to the
grain and commission men who have fig
ured on reports from the country. Scat
tering showers are reported at Falls City.
Nebraska City. Fremont, Lincoln. and a
slight shower fell here last night The in
dications for tonight are showers
Speaking of the outlook. ]. Floyd Camp
bell of the Campbell Commission Company
said: IF we can have rain now, the corn
crop in Nebraska will be from one-half to
two-thirds of a crop: wheat from one-half
to two-thirds, and oats from one-third to
one-haif. Much of the crop can stand a
few more days OF hot and dry weather.
but II relief does not come inside of ten
days the corn crop will be a complete fail
ure. Fall wheat Is q full crop and of good
quality. but the acreage is not large. COM
pared with the size Of the State. Unless 1t
rains within the next day or two the prices
on all kinds of grain must advance nate
II to the anticipation Of rain by the MEM
bers Of the Chicago Board OF Trade
1.-THE figures that have given" he add
ed, ARE based entirely upon reports re-
ceived from nearly 100 of our customers
scattered Though Nebraska, Iowa and
South Dakota.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
Consumer Compelled to Resort to
Canned Goods, Garden Truck
Being So High Priced.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Eo~~oa Cgfx, Mo

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 15-To-day the
Kansas City stock feeders were treasured
There were rains in Abilene. Topeka, Atch-
ison. Wichita, Galena, Eldorado. Neosho
Rapids. st. Clair and Gardner, Kas. Some
OF these were light falls. others were down.
one-half Of the State and quite one-half the
feeding district. where cattlemen have
their herds The rains are timely. So Tar,
there has been no death loss to cattle by
reason Of the drought, but the pecuniary
loss has been severe. To-day llcoo cattle
came to Kansas City. 500 unquestionably
because Of loss Of pasture and the drying
mp Of water holes.
Tho financial loss all through has been
shout 20 per cent. but sales last week cost
the cattlemen as high as 80 per cent or
the real market.
1t u the feeling among the Officers Of the
1tocl6yArds tonight that II another rain re-
port comes in tomorrow similar to that
which reached the exchange to-day, the
fright will be over.
The fact that stock can 60 without water
Fifteen days and then stand up long enough
TO 60 to market 10 important. and the KAN
sas feeder is taking advantage OF the if
teen-day clause. Meantime he has had some
little water to 30 on. and the prairies were
not entirely burned up.
The real reason that more cattle have
not been marketed is because the feeders
have been unable to get the stock on the
trains.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
NEW LEASE OF LIFE GIVEN TO THOUSANDS OF PARcHEp ACRES

good. were not sufiicient to place the burned
crops out Of danger.
Joplin Gets q Soaking.
This morning heavy rain fell in the Vi
cinfty of Joplin. No.. and travelled west,
covering portions Of Montgomery. Butler
and Sedgwick counties. Kansas. Around
Joplin there was a heavy fall for ten
minutes. At 1:3o soaking rain fell in
Cherokee County. across the line in Kan
sas. preceded by hail, benefiting pastures
and small grains Immensely and bringing
relief to crushing plants in the zinc mining
District.
During the afternoon a heavy rain fell in
the vicinity OF Coffeyville. Eldorado and
Wichita, kas. At Coffeyville the people
held jubilee in the streets during the rain.
Two counties west from Kansas City. in
jefferson County. Kansas. full inch OF
rain fell this afternoon. while in Kansas
City q temperature OF 1M prevailed and
hardly cloud was visible.
In Kansas City to-day MrR Martha c.
Mullett, wife Of prominent business man.
died Of heat pspstration. and Edward b.
Shillito, contracting agent for the Traders
Dispatch Fast Freight Line. was overcome
and taken to his home in a critical con-
dition. Near Leavenworth. Kas.. on his
farm last night Oliver 8. Hiatt. we'll
known Kansas politician. died from the eff
fects of the heat
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-16
IExAs-ARKANsAs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Texarkana. Tex. July ia light cyclone,
accompanied by tremendous rain. visited
this section this evening. The storm was
the severset felt here in many years. and
did untold damage to property.
The saloon building of Tony De Grazier
was partly unroofed. and two cabins be-
longing to j. A. Wise. in the suburbs of
the city, were blown down. Awnings and
shade trees were torn to pieces all over
the city: The many telegraph and tele-
phone wires are down out of Texarkana.
VAN BUREN, REPORTS HARD RAIN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Van Buren,. Ark. July 1.-THE drought is
broken here. One of the hardest rains since
May is now falling. All late crops are now
virtually assured.
LIGHTNING ACCOMPANIED RAIN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Hot Springs, Ark, July l5-Lighting
played havoc on Park avenue in this city
tonight during heavy downpour Of rain.
The residence Of Ed Crouch was struck and
badly damaged. and his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Crem, was knocked senseless, though not
seriously hurt. Her son, Frank Crem, who
happened to be in the yard, in the rear of
the house. received dangerous injuries and
may die.
There were about six people in the house.
all Of whom sustained slight injuries from
the electric current.
DRY SPELL PARTIALLY BROKEN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Helena, Ark. July 1.-THE long dry spell
was partially broken in this county to-day.
A heavy rain fell throughout the northern
end Of the county, all through Lee County
and into st. Francis County.
FRUIT CROPS WILL BE SAVED.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Sloan Springs, Ark, July l5.-The long
drought was broken this evening by q heavy
rain. tnsuring the safety of the fruit crops.
II VIII also help out late corn, which will
now make half a CROP.
STEADY, SOAKING RAIN.
REPUBLIc SPECIAL. tsAs5s .-5.,,
Fert Smith, Ark. July 1.-THE long
drought was broken tonight by a steady,
the southwest. driven by stiff wind. but
suddenly the wind shifted to the northwest
j and the precipitation followed To-day
. 0s1im4n tsmserature was lon