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The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
FRED. HARVEY IS DEAD.
Proprietor of Santa To EAtins Houses
 How He Rose to Wealth.


 How He Rose to Wealth.
 Frederick Harvey, proprietor of all the eating houses on the Santa Fe and Frisco systems, died at 3:20 o'clock Saturday afternoon at his home at Leavenworth, Kan. He was surround ed by all members of his family. Mir. Harvey died of cancer of the intes- tines, from which he had suffered for many years.
 Frederick H. Harvey was born in London, June 27, 1886. He came to America when l5 years old, and start ed in life for himself by working for $S month. He remained in New York until he was 20 years old, then went to St. Louis and started in the restaurant business for himself. He did well from 1856 until 1861, when the war ruined his business.
 Mir. Harvey came to Leavenworth in 1865 and entered the railroad business as the Leavenworth ticket agent of the Burlington. He worked up gradu- ally with this road until he was made the general western freight agent.
 While travelling over the country on freight business, Mir. Harvey observed the poor accommodations furnished the travelling public, and the idea of the general eating houses and railroad hotel plan so successfully operated by him was first thought of. In 1875 Mir. Harvey found an opportunity and started in the business by opening an eating house at Wallace, Kan. He soon opened another at Hugo, Kan, both on the Kansas Pacific, and then another at Florence, Kan., on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad. He next added an eating house at Topeka. Jep Rice, veteran hotel manager of Leavenworth, was as- sociated with Mir. Harvey in these eating house ventures.
 The eating house business grew and prOspered until 1882, when Mir. Harvey retired from rairoading and all other lines of business and devoted his time to it. For many years he operated houses along the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe system exclusively, but in 1896 he added the St. Louis & San Francisco line of houses to the others,
 
 and when he died had forty-tive hotels and eating houses in operation.
 Mir. Harvey was married in 1859, and leaves d widow and five children-Ford Harvey. who has been associated in business with him 6 number Of years; Minnie Mrs. Hucklel Marie, Sybil ried and live in Kansas City.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16

Experience is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy in any case of coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to give immediate relief money re- funded. 9 cts and 50 cts. w. R. Edwards, druggist. 2
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16
CHURCHES.
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY,

Rev. Vaibre, rector. On Sundays: Low mass at 8 o'clock a. m.; high mass at i0:S0 Q. m. Sunday school at l:30 o'clock a. m Rosary and benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at p. m. On week days, mass at 8:i5 a. m. All cordially invited.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-16

Supervisor J. X. Woods went to HOl- brook Tuesday afternoon to meet the board in regard to refunding the debt of Navajo county. Under the present condition of affairs this is an important matter. Our rate of taxation at pres- ent is a positive burden on great number of our people. Owing to the order of the land department at Wash iDgtOn excluding stock from running on the reserves large number of sheep, and perhaps cattle, will be forced to leave the county permanent ly, thereby reducing our assessable property very materially, and as matter of course increasing the rate of taxation in corresponding ratio. By refunding the debt the board hope to get lower rate of interest and an ex- tension of time in which to pay the principal, which will be quite relief to our princip pal.-Winslow Mail.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
HARDWARE, STOVES, TINwAgE,
 ATKINS & HORNE.

 Miss Grace Owen is visiting friends and relatives at i;rinklty this week. Charles Lewis is spending his annual three weeks at Hot Springs. FOE aESr oR SALE House and lot near the Russell addition on the Stu. art Springs road. Good we'll, baIn and out houses. Apply [" ". II. Aldridge or J F. Stout, Forrest City, ArE. Will Wolff. of Little Rock. WAS X first of the week,
 The Lndies' Guild nf the Episcopal church will meet in the home of Mrs Ellis Hurley next Tuesday afternoon
 Dr. E. A. Long. dentist. left Monday morning to make a two weeks tour of adjoining towns.
 Frank Richards. civil engineer from Oklahoma City. passed through the town Wednesday enroute To Memphis
 The W. E. Corset. sold exclusively by FnSseli. Graham x Co.. comfort ably fits either short or long waists. The best corset on earth. Candidates for city offices are being whispered about. but interest in local politics is very mild.
 Mrs. w. R. Taylor, of Linden, was shoppihg and visiting in the city Wednesday.
 R. J. Rhodes, of Whitevills, Tenn. was in town il few days this week paying taxes on land in this county. F A. Rolfe and Judge George r. Taylor paid Memphis short business visit "Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. M. E. koerper returned We'd ne>day evening from visit to friends and relatives in Little Rock. The Railroad Shor, made bv smith S Stnnghton, Is ihe best shoe made in this country, and are sold in Forrest City by Russell. Graham & Co. A trial will convince you of their sterling qualities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Britain, oI Haynes. were iii the city Sunday. Mrs Britain was enroutr to Memphis, wsprr she will ent.r the inirmary. and xns sc- companied to this city by her husband The lady has been in ill health for the past two or three years,
 Paul Fizer is now the husting. reia- b'e and trustworthy agent of the Star Steam Laundry of Little Rock. He has corps of hustling lads who will call Wednesdays for your soiled linen, and return it to you Saturdays phone l16 if you have any laundry tn give out. Good work euarantepd; :; prices as low as consistent with the best service.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
Wilson's Alright HEATERS, Sole Agents, ATKINS x HORNE

Wilson's Alright HEATERS, Sole Agents, ATKINS x HORNE
 Mir. George Hall, of Lonoke, & nephew of Squire j. E. Sanders, was a guest of the family yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. N. I.aughinghouse and the children went Co Memphis Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. I. W. Mallory. Ned and the baby. are spending the week in the Bluff City. They went over Tuesday.
 Ed Howell is employed as brakeman with the Choctaw railroad and vas here coaple of days this week with steel train.
 James Alley k at home again, after n two weeks sojOurn At Briukley, where he has been employed with d large dry goods firm,
 Trunks only will be transferred to any part of lhe city. This Is strictly a trunk transfer speciality, Telephone No. 46 from any part ot the city.
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 The democratic primary for the eilooslng Of candidates for town officers worked all right year ago. Let's have 1t again this time.
 Miss Lulu COwan. who is one If St. Francis County's most accomplished young ladies. went tO Bowman. Arkan- sas, Jarnary lst, where she IS now teaching school.
 Many of the blotches, pimples and othtr affections ot the skin are caused by the failure of the liver and kidneys to cdst 1T impHritIes. which remain Tn the system. Heroine will stimulate tue liver and kidneys. and cleanse the system of all impurities. Price. 5O cents. Webb X Sanders
 The fragile babe and the growing child are strengthened by White, Cream Nermituge. It destroys worms. gets d:gestiun at work. and s0 rpbulds the body. Price 5 cents. Webb * Sanders.
 Miss Emma ITenschen. Of St. Louis. and Mrs. Rose Nicely. of Little Rock arrived the first of the week and are lovely guests at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. ". $. Durborow.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Ferguson, ST. of Fergusonville. are remodeling and enlarging their residence on billiard street and will come to town to live. TIE TINES bids this estimable family welcome
 Many bright and happy household has been thrown into sadness and sor- row because of the death of loved one from Il neglected cold. Ballar,i's 1. .erehound Syrup is the great cure for cnnghs. colds and pulmonary ailments Price p and 50 cents. Webb x San. ders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
Five Dollars Fine.

The City Csupcil at its meeting passsd ths following resolution
 That tue shooting ot air guns. sling shots and target gun, "f all kinas, within the eorp.aa,e limits nl ihr tow n ot Forrest Guy. Aika1sas. br and 'le same ss d~c.ar~d tn t~. s nHissne-. and tiiv mafslts' Is hrrpby instructed ta ar rvst all bays oi others whp shsii shnet sald Mespuns wilisin thr Ciiy limli and That nnr eF nat less li,sn e, l,- Iulplsrd against @ll paTtlrs ennvicird of sheotlng said gun~ or sling sh.'ls within said essTpor@t- limits"
 Parents will bs held responsible f,r Ongs under age of iI.
 J. n. IlPTos. Mayo. Attest; E. L. NApA KIN. Rec.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
CoAL. Hops AND VASES.
 ATKINS E HoNRF

J. w. B;eSster. of Wynne, was in the city on business Tuesday, and was registered at the Belser.
 w. R. Eriguson, of Fergusonvills. w"S ln town "nd rcsistered at the Bel; ser sunday.
 Our friend Jackson. the painter. "h"m We mnnrned as missing, has re. turned ,U his first love.
 F'r a stylish. up-to.date shoe huy a pair oi The BuStouian. made by Nmith x >ioughtOn. and sold in F"i- rest City by Russell. Graham & Co. There are none better.
 J. \. Giles was in town Tuesday. and advanced the figures on his subscrip- ton tO thls great farm journal He will please accept our sincere thanks.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old follmer whiskev is The best. tell your friends. T. (. Folbre & Co |. sell 1t.
 Hon. :. N. Blalock. the member from St. Francis county. departed Tuesday fur Little Rock. Tn. legislature will convene next MonGay.
 D. w. Npel WAS one of our numerous pleasant callers Tuesday. We are glad that he is prosperous, and thank ful fur what he left Us of his over plus.
 The most complete and teautiful line ot Lace and Embraidery eyer shown in Forrest City. just received direct from importer. may be inspected at Russell. Graham X Co.'S Mammoth store.
 Rev. Father G A. Kind, of Wynne. was in the city over Sunday minister ing to his flock. He was pleasant caller at this office Saturday and has our thanks for substantial favors.
 The most soothing, healing and anti ceptic application ever devised is De- Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1; relieves at once and cures piles. sores. eczema and skin diseases. Beware of inita- tions. J. II. Dunavant.
 Mr. 4. Noulrain, ot Palestine, wns in the city Monday. He informs us that he is making arrangements 10 lrnve St. Francis county. We regret exceedingly to lose this estimable citi zen, but wish him success wherever he may chance to locate.
 County Circuit Clerk R. W. Paine removed his family 10 this city last week. and is occupying the residence recently vacated by Thad Sellers. TIE TIMES extends this estimsbie family a cordial welcome to the city, ami hopes they will be well pleased with their surroundings.
 DC. F, Bralic is the hustling agent of the Singer Manufactnring Co.,, and will sell you d Singer Sewing Machine ch-ap-for cash or an terms. Leave orders at Cbrisco Brothers Store.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
A Prominent Chicago Woman
 Speaks.

Prof. Roxa Ty lei, of Chicago, Nica President Illinois Wonians Alliance, in spsaxing ot C.aml,-rlaii's G,a,g ,, Kennedy. sass. suffered wiih $, severe cold il,,s winter which ihrral- ri|l tn run iutu pils 1itipria tn l different frmrsiirs hut s--u-,i iu grow worse and th- medicine upset my stomach \ trirn'i advised me tn ny Cnambetlsin . Cough Remedy and fuund IL MAS pl-.S mt In lake and IL retrieved me Al once. l am u"N .n- lireis lrcoVsrrti. saved a doctors biit |, tune and suffering. anI will never l,r- wiInuut this ~slrndid mrdicin- again" For saie by Nsbn x sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11

Judge J. $. R. Cowan has been 1t home several days this week visiting his family and mingling with his many friends. We acknowledge a most pleasant visit.
 Such little pills as DeWitt's Little Early Risers are very easily taken, and they are wonderfully effective iH cleansing the liver and bowels. J. II. Dunayant.
 Roadmaster McAyoy, of the Choc- taw Route, has been making leadquar- ters in this city for the past two weeks, looking after construction work and the laying of new steel between Forrest City and Brinkey.
 The rumOr that Dr. John Izard. of Spriuedale. had been married last week was grouudless. The doctors intrn- tions are good. possibly, but nothing of a matrimonial tendency has been con- summated, owing to the absence of the party of the second part.
 Russell, Graham X Co.,. have just re- ceived large new stock of the cele- brated smith & Stoughton shoes for men. Every pair is fully guaranteed Buy d pair and you will wear no other. F. l.. Gray, of Collieryille. Tenn {, has spent the greater portion of the week in the city, winding up all the details of the transaction. in closing out his big plantation in St. Francis bottom to Stevens Bros Joel E Wvnne. who had been to to Memphis for several days, returned Monday, and :s winding up his busi. ness affairs here preparatory toperma- nentiy locating in Memphis We srr sorry Joe cannot remaiN with us al ways, but we wish him joy and pros perity wherever he may go. Remember. January l5 is the datr set for testing the improved road machinery. Every road overseeT should be present.
 LISTEN TO TnIs. Fred Prewett has purchased the Southside livery stable from Walte~ Gray and solicits share of your patronage. He will keep his rigs in tirst-class condition and execute all orders for trayeling men who de- sire tofmake adjoining tow ns by over. land rontes..
 Services at, the Baptist church Sun day at II d. m. and Ip. m. Subject for the morning discourse. The High Name;" at night. ''The Mighty Savior The morning sermon will one of un. usual interest and cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
 Try sack of the Celebrated Alba tross Flonr and. you will never uss any other kind. Dor sale only by Fus. sell, Graham X CN
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The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
DigestS what you eat
Thrilling Encounter with a Bear.

"He looked as big as an elephant, said Gesrge Mallory to an eagerly interested crowd of listeners, as he commenced to relate his experience with black Lear last year In the Shell Lake neighbor. Aood.
 Bear signs.' resumed Mallory. "were pretty numerous, and Captain Patterson and concluded to give them a run. and it wasn't long before the dogs picked up trail and made for the cane
 ''The cane being very thick the Captain ana took up the ravine. running parallel with the brake, following the sound of the dogs.
 Pretty soon it was evident from the rtcedlng sound of the dogs. who kept upa continuous barking. that they were ipav- ing the brake on the opposite side l from us.
 By this time the Captain and 1 had become separated, and 1 rode tes,. uriy along for short distance. when my 1 pony came to st-p with such snd,ita ness that cane very near being precipi- tated over his head, when I was greeted with series of vicious growls and grunts, which caused 'scbilly situationsu to chase each other up and down my spinal column.
 Turning quickly in my saddle. in the direction from whence these unpleasant sounds proceeded, imagine my consterna- | ton to find myself confronted by a bear. which, In my startled frame of mind. loomed up like jumbo elephant My pony becoming unmanageable 1 was compelled to beat nasty but not altogether reluctant retreat. 1 take it for granted that yelled lustily--the Captain says l did-and he responded by coming up in the rear of the bear, who. fndiny l himself cut of from retreat, made \ lupvs for my pony. Turning, hred three shots at the bear without any apparent result, Tor hs seemed more vicious and deter | mined than ever. The Captain also poured hot lead into his bearship, and we l could not account for it's seemingly charmed life. as no effect of the shots was visible.
 ''Od bruin seemed 10 have special antipathy to me. for he never missed an opportunity to charge my pony. 'At last, in desperation, either from rage or hurt of his wounds, the bear made | a s,, jump aside, my pony's foot became en- 1 tangled in \ grapevine, throwing ne clear from the saddle. aIighting upon my s'de on the ground, almost under the sear's feet.
 "ln another moment the bear was upon me.
 ''Gentlemsn, the recollection Of that moment will last me a lifetime Even now l can feel his hot breath and see those terrible fangs as they were about to crush through my skull. 1 closed my eyes and awaited the end.
 For some unaccountable reason he passed over me without dolng any hsris. lt was a elose shave, and don't you for get it."
 The bear escaped. but was killed on the following Saturday and. npon ihvrrtigs- ton. not singie wound was found on hIm, hut a srarch at the lIace of tle scrInimagr disclosed the fact thai a hid- drn stuinp of a tree received every shot from the Captains rifle any one of which would have proved fatal to the hear
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
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The attractions at the opera house 1 last week were fairly well patronized. They were better class of performers, or at least their performances were more satisfactory than those which have usually been given in Forrest Clty Tor the last several years. We hope the managtmrHt will continue to put on the boards such shows only as are deserving of patronage.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eggleston. of Mem phls, were in the city sunday. to min gle with olI friends and say goodbye, previous to their leparture for Chicago to which point they have removed
 MT. Eg3lrsinn still retains his position nf Commrrciai Agent of the Cnoctaw. but With hradqnaI ters in Chicago, in slead ot Memphis. All congratulate
 Ar. Esgeston liron his promotion. for It Is sa Considered, though reg retting that II removes them so far from their "'d home and friends in Forrest City. FaE IIMES. which has visited them regularly for fifteen years, will follow them. and oil ever have for them the very brst nf go d wishes
 Note the change this week in the ad- yertiSt msnt ot M~ssrs. Brandon X Baugh lha liim has carried good space in TnE TIMES all the fall. but since the rush is over they have de- cidrd td cut IL down from three col , umns SIX inches 10 two columns three lnehss. tuiIke some of our other patrons. they not wish their names
 withdrawn altogether. but simply wish to frsincr the space and still keep their business before th- tIlblic through the cniumns nf lht best advertising medium ln Eastern A kansas. We appreciate she ii.afghifuiness on the part of one ul our trading north side firms and fsrl lsat mshy Ilhers will do likewise ben the matter 10 properly presented e. ,lem.
 Deputy Sheriff Nurphree and Con. stable 'Inad sellers arrested two ne- gtn weuisn and >oue negro man. viz:
 Blaurhr RadgeTss and Dilsey Wallace and l. Pope. Monday for fighting
 sgaHsht tlrm hiHnre Squire German aud csltV irtrsi t'fsui ut as .auit and but Irry and linrd Blanche Rndger s5 and cnsis aud tue uihrr two Sl aud costs raeh. Thss two oniesrs mentioned havs bevH ilOing quite nice business during the past week in experimenting ihlFvrs and evil dOers.
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The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
 GLASS LAMPS,
 ATKINS & HORNE.

Judso Couch returned from Lexia last week anu will probably remain in 1 Forrest City. He has been in very iii health since taking up his residence at the former place and deems it expedi. ent with his best interests to seek z more healthy locality. His business relations with Messrs. WoodIn x Par ker were most pleasant.
 FoR SALE, RENT OR TRADE My farm south Of town. Will sell outright, trade for town property. or rent for one year, or period ot years. Fifty acres In cult!va ion, good improve mttts and convenIenc-s. Plenty ot stock and tools Apply at once to Geo. W. kiIby, Forrest City, Ark. Cut this out and take it to Webb ,S Sunders' drug store and get a free sample of Chamberiain's 5 Stomach and Liver Tablets, the best physic. They also cure disorders Of the sLuin tch [, blliOusness and headache.
 The horse.trading contingent, who had been camping out about the Stuart springs, folded their leuls and stole quietly away the first of the week Horse swapping has bren one nf thp inrst consistently worked industries tte past season. and lack ot activity lh Chang" atieN Is Very noticeable. The recommendation Of the Board ot Health, that a gutter be run atuug Front street to carry uff the water frum the ln drabts Ia very uuwIsr measure anu should mt be adopted The nth and slush uD Front street , | caused by th. l-"kags uf the hydrauls ! IS great nuisance aitI should be rem rdied, but nUt by suttrg. krpaIr the hydrdnts.
 The other day, dnting ihe ram. was sitting m festaurani eating au up-n- faced pie with pumpkin m Nrnirug when an elderly gentleman c.,,ur fun- | ming across the street thiou gl lhv mud When nearly across hr slumb rs aud fell, running his head iut0 mad hole. Il Was not this that caused us to choke and scatter hal maslIcsi ed pie all over the table. but his rrmsgks. He got up and wiped th- mud iiuln hi, face, took survey of hima-ii. and stepping onto the sidewalk, burst tafth as follows: bod bob lh- Iursslry dodgasted luck 10 the dud hob u.ttou l won't swear. but frnm now coo shall take my drinks at thr Four lIuudrrd for uuthIng ut thss Kind ryrr hapy.avd to me Nheu 1 palronizca that baI.
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The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11

T. J. Parker, of Lexis, was in town yesterday on business.
 Wells-Fargo express book was lost or mislaid. Please return to Choctaw depot and accept thanks.
 J. D. Scott, Of Oklahoma, is the new civil engineer Tn charge of the Crow Creek gravel pit. Mir. Scott arrived the first of the week.
 Nearly all tbe grocers and cigar dealers in town are using cash regis ters winch were purchased with IOOe 5-cent cigars.
 Whosoever has suffered from uiles knows. how painful and troublesome they are. Tabier's Buckeye Pile Oint- ment IS guaranteed to cure piles. Price 50 cents in bottles, Tubes. D cents Webb & Sanders.
 The Ten Nights in Bar Roomn company gave very credtable per- formance to good house at the Becker & Lewis opera house "Wednesday night.
 Quite number of onr subscribers are liqndating their snbscrintion ac. counts these days which action makes the world seem a little brighter to ys pencil pusher."
The Forrest City times., 1901-01-11

J. w. B;eTster, of Wynne, was in the city on business Tuesday, and was registered at the Bels-r.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1901-10-04

For three days and nights l suffered
agony untold from an attack, of cholera
morbu- brought on by eating cucum-
bers," says M. E. Lowther, clerk of the
district court, Centerville, Iowa. 81
thought should surely die, and tried a
dozen different medicines but all to no
purpose. [ sent for bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and three doses relieved me en-
tirely. [ went to sleep and did not
awake for eight hours. On awakening
few hours ago l felt SO gratifed that the
first work I do on going to the office is TO
write to the manufacturers of this rem
edy and offer them my grateful thanks
and say, God bless you and the splendid
medicine you make.'" This remedy is
for sale by Perry & Doty.