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The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
The New York World Almanac for sale at ths Ne wsstand.

The New York World Almanac for sale at the Newsstand. Mr. l.. K. Grobmyer and two broth ers. J. E. and Fl. c. Grobmysr, of CarroltOn, Kentucky, left yesterday to epeud . couple of weeks in Hot Springs VIC wish them most pleasant sojourn.
 Try . sack of the Celebrated Alba. tross Flour and you will never use any other kind. For sale only by Fus. sell, Graham & Co.
 There will bel lenten services at the Episcopal church Monday, March II, at 7:4a; p. m:. and Tuesday, Wednes. day, Thursday. Friday aud Saturday, at 9:30, a. m, and 7:50, D. Tn. Also on Sunday, March l7th. at n, .. m and 7:3o, p. T. The public is cordially in. vited.
 Examine the W. B. Corset for your. self at Russell, Graham & Co. 1t is durable and comfortable; the bones and steels will nut push through. When you have worn Ofie w. E. you will have no other.
 Children often inherit feeble digest. i've power and collie of a more or less severe character results, when food is taken which is at all difficult to digest. Whites Cream Vermifuge acts as general and permanent tonic. Price, D cents. Webb & Sanders,
 Our good friend. Pete Covington, of Madison, was a hustlinV business wis. itOr to the city yesterday. Pete says he has been So busy here lately that he don't know which one of the boys he is." The jovisi colored man contrib ted some finances toward the main. tenance of this great farm journal and has our lasting gratitude.
 Get your wedding invitations at THE TIMES office. We duplicate the handsomest steel plate at less than half the price. The finest work guar. teed or no charge.
 Nervous children are almost always thin children. The ''Out boy" IS seldom nervous. Whites Cream Yer. mifuge is tiie best preventive of nerv- ousness. It strengthens the system and assists to that sort of flesh, which creates strength and power of endur- ence. Price, p cents. Webb & san ders.
 The Fourteenth Annual Convention Of the Arkansas State Sunday School Association will meet in the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Smith, March IS, l9 and 20. First session Monday night the !Sth.) Every Sun day School in the state is entitled to three delegates. Homes will be pro- vided free. Rsilroads will give reduced rates. For further information ad- dress J. D. Van Wrinkle, chairman committee of arrangements, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
 GA 9 ToEIA. Bear, sh. >lhs Kind Ysa Hare AIsas Bought '''a'''' .f &M4ZIsNx
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

Ladies Shirt waists h great variety at Brandon X BxuGh's.
 Clerk T. c. Mevwin paid Helena . brief business visit yesterday.
 See our line of musical instruments LandyOigt $ Vadxkin.
 Just received a large lot of spring novelties Ut Brandon & BaUgh.
 Uncle Jesse Hodges and Mfr. Hues. tiss. Of Frank, were business visitors to the city yesterday.
 A loan of $500 for five years will cost sl04l per month. Walter German, agent.
 A little printers ink may be used pr0titably in advertising that spring stock of merchandise.
 Mrs. J. w. Williams, of Wynne, was in the city yesterday to attend the burial of her late uncle, Mir. F. J. lZard.
 A carload of Owenboro wagons, the best wagon on the market, just re. ceived and for sale by Russell, Graham < Co.
 Commissioner McClendon and his efficient street force are engaged in laying a much needed gravel sidewalk on Garland street between Forrest and IZard.
 Anyone anticipating trip to Chicago or Kansas City should call on Choctaw agent for rates.
 Our good friend. John Nj. Rowland, of Caldwell, left the first of the week to attend the marriage of his brother. Mir. Ernest Rowland, at Grand Juno tion, Tenn.
 When children have earache, satur. ate piece of cotton with Ballard's s Snow Liniment, and place it in the ear. It will stop the pain quickly. Price, 25 and 50 cents. Wetb < Sanders.
 The Railroad Shoe, made by Smith x StOnghton. IS the best shoe made in this country, and are sold in Forrest City by Russell, Graham x Co. A trial will convince you of their sterling qualities.
 Bud Boyle came. home Saturday morning from Little ltock. He has severed his connection with the Choc- taw to accept more remunerative position elsewhere.
 Do you notice the sdistinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the 'Oid Vollmer" whiskey, it is The resnlt of purity. T. c. Foibre & O., Forrest City. Ark,
 Headache often results from dis. ordered condition of the stomach anu constipation of the bowels. A dose or wo of Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these disor- ders and cure inc headache. Sold by Webb & Sanders,
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
Forrest City Gun Club,

Pursuant to call for the purpose of organizing gun club, quite crowd oi eager shootists gathered at the store of Atkins S Horne Tuesday night. After some enthusiastic talk by several members on the subject of trap shooting. the meet ing elected F. w. Horne temporary presi- dent and E. Landvoigt secretary.
 The president stated the object of the meeting and read . little book CD the for nation of clubs.
 Books were opened for the enrolling of members and the following is the list: F. B. Atkins, James Russell, '. c. Foibre, jr., s. B. Trapp, George Mallory. l.. H. Belser. R. B. Trice, A. l.. Stevens, K. w. Horne, Nj. l.. Monroe, C. C. White. W. B. Mann, E. J. Barrow, D. E. Hoshall. Ed Landyoigt.
 l., II. Belser, I. B. Trice A. l.. Steven. and $. B. Trapp were appointed a con- mlttee to prepare constitution and by laws, and the meeting adjourned subject to call of committee. when a permanent organization will be affected, officers elected and the club put in working order.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08
Tbs latest thing in Belts at Branden

Tbs latest thing in Belts at Branden & Bapgh's.
 The commissioners of accounts, Messrs. Fl. c. Smith.of Wheatley, Capt. J. G. Sterus, of Madison, and ". B. Mann, of this city, were occupied the first the week in looking over the books in the county clerks office, pre- paratOry to making their annual re. port to the circuit court, which con. venes next week.
 Before purchasing ticket to points north, east, west or south. call on Choctaw agent for rates, connections and quick time.
 l.. P. Smith. the efficient engineer of the waterwork ks, left the first of the week for Texas on a visit to his old home and kinsmeu. Mr. Smith is one of the city's most faithful employees and deserves vacation after long and valiant service. The gentleman will probably be away about fifteen days, and MT. Cass Putnam will have charge Of the waterworks during his absence
 For stylish, up-to.date shoe buy a par of "The Bostonian." made by smith X Stoughton. and sold in For; rest City by Russell. Graham & Co. There are none better.
 John FitZsimmons, the obliging and courteoua day operator, who has been on duty at the Choctaw depot in this city for several months, left Friday last for Little Rock. where he has ac- ceDted better situation in the general office. John is x ''crack-a-jack and merits his promotion. We hope he n keep on climbing till he gets to be chief dispatcher of the whole work.
 Bear in mind that if you have an ex- tensive spring stock of goods and mer- chandise to dispose of little printers Ink may be used very proHtably.
 Our friend, Gene Barrow, who has heen away from the city about two laonths, traflicing in mules at the Memphis market, returned home Tuesday morning with carload of fine keHtucky and Tennessee mules. Gene is A prince of good fellows and Is the life of the sanctum. which he makes headquarters when he is in town.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old Vollmer whskey is the best, tell your friends. T. C. Folbre & Co. sell it.
 Charles P. Seymore, of DeVall's Bluff, arrived in the city Friday to take charge of the position recently vacated by our townsman. MT. John fitzsmmons. Mir. Seymore is our now eur local dispatcher at the Choctaw and Is handsome, debonaire and un- married. If you wish to "see moren ot Iin, oont forget the number Now girls. don't crowd.
 GA ASToRHA. Bears the nlhs Kind You Have AIwan Doussi
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The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

Fish are getting ripe.
 Get your eye on the weather.
 County court convenes Monday.
 Fishing tackle at the Newsstand.
 New line of Topsey Hosiery at Brandon & Baugh's.
 Meeting of ex.Confederates Monday at l o'clock.
 Ike Mallory sells Cedar Brook Whls. key.
 That blizzard the first of the week had the weather prophets guessing.
 House paints. stains, floor varnish. and IOvf paints at Atkins & Horne. uDon't fail to attend the meeting of old CDDfederates at the court house next Monday at o'clock.
 Talk with Vadakin about advertise. ing.
 Dr. Clarence Mcknight, of Palestine, was . genial business visitor to the city Tuesday.
 A nice half.acre building lot, in good location, for sale, Apply at this office. Hon. F. W. DeRossitt, of WIdener, WAS business visitor to the city Wednesday.
 Ribbons, all shades, at Brandon X Baugh's.
 The building site for the new ice plant has been purchased and it is thought work will begin on the build ing in few days.
 When you are bilious. use those ia. nous little pills known as DeWitt's Little Early Rsers to cleanse the liver aud bowels. They never gripe. J. H. Dunsvant and Webb N Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

Stops the Cough and Works off Cold
 Laxative BroIho- Quinins Tablets cure . cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price p cents.
The Forrest City times., 1901-03-08

5c to $3.25 per box. Get one. Try it. At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
Heaters.
~shore Acres"

s.Shore Aexes'' was greeted by Us
e-4an.ts-old and new~-to tho extent
~ 4 nonSeful at the Grand last night.
m view of the infllctlon on the the
ater-going public - such wretched
arivel as way Down East and
the other b. gosh dramas all shining
hv the reflected light Of such genu-
lre xucceSxeS as shore Acres. old
ia proutv or The old Home
sfsad.- n Is refreshing q see one Of
,hss few pieces which truly mirror.
~, raricature. the old farm life.
MANY 81 these plays have a mere
sriclaus success, but few have the
r.urine realism 81 shore Acres.
she realism which extends beyond
the turkey and eFanberries 81 the
christmas dinner 20 the characters.
the atmosphere, the sentiments, and
birds the play 20 its auditors with
cords Of sympathy which seem 20
strengthen the closer Il II Investigate
ed.
Ten minutes after the first curtain
faA gone IN there was 40 doubt as
10 the success with which James T..
Galloway would enact the iatc au-
theirs role ~ Nathaniel Berry. on
both occasions when Mr.. Hcrne APP
reared IN shore Acres In Seattle.
MI. Galloway appeared as Joel
Gates. the wfdower. He Was long
associated with Mr.. Herne, and
while not copying the lattsr's sniu-
liable snannefssuss. he obtained the
authors conception % the role At
first hand. and has spieudidiy full
filed the requirements og the role.
Two az the children which came
here with AIR. Herns In 1887 are
SIN in the cast. only they are the
Juveniles now. not the babies.
Mss Marian Cullen ts another
former rne~nber. She was trsmend-
ously successful last night as Helen
Berry The other parts are taken
eapsbiy enough. except Belle Theo-
dore. who plays Ann Berry Mar
tins wffe. in a makeup - years too
young for the character. she IL not
natural and her repetiticns become
sires0fne, because az faulty intona-
ton. while the author ~ her lines
Intended just such repetition 10 BE
humorous. Belle Theodore hardly
creates n ripple o. merrin1emt en- an
evening
The last performance Of 'ShOre
Acres w-il be given tonight.
"old Jed Pros v"
There are probably few theater-
goers who do not know the simple
through the play. Every ore re-
paFtment with its six feet four" 81
scene In which Jed makes hts maid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

en- attempt a, the bar. and the VIZ
iase choir. which contures up de-
hghtful memories. tn. down east
humor which runs through the play
n not new, but Is Of the brand that
does not lose Its zest with age. The
Characters are true to Iife ana such
as may be met In many Of the small
or towns Of Maine.
The company will contain many
familiar faces The hurnor il "a
quaint az ever and r. % thar delfc-
ious flavor which gladdens the heart
and makes mankind greater friends
than ever. Mr. Golden and his ~
ceiient company will be seen nj the
Grand for four evenings. beginning
tomorrow night
- william Collier
William Collier secured LAST year
q more enthusiastic endorsement
from the dramatic writer's Of the
country than u has been the good
fortune OF some actors 70 receive in
= nIetlme. That he ranks with the
best comedians in the country the.,.
y not the slightest doubt. Nh. cos
Her II presenting this season Augus-
tus Thomas clever comedy con tho
Quiet" which he presented for Az
months last year at the Madiaon
Square theater, New York city. IT..
last act OF the play is a decided nov.
city, the stage setting being a mn
rgged sloop yacht. There have hsss
many attempts on the part Of mar
agers 10 show yacht under s,III
sall, but this is said to be the rnoss
realistic that has yet been shown
MT. Collier is TO play "On the Quiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
TRAIN WENT
into ROOM

FRANKFORT ON MAIN. Dec. Z.
--iiy a narrow margin railway ca
tastrophe was aycrted here yester-
day by the Orient express. the air-
hitting the train TO plunge through
the wall af the station and into the
waiting room.
The train ran into the station at
full speed. Jumped the platform and
came to atop tn the middle ~ the
waiting room. against the debris 90
u stone wall A Few 81 the paasens
gers were badly bruised. but NO one
was fatally injured The people
about the station and Ia the waiting
room had remarkable escapes, The
station n one Of the largest and
iurEe portion OF q was wrecked
handsomest Ia the world, and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
IT'S A COLD
ONE There

nAf.f.STOS. ~. r.. Dec. The
coolest weather recorded here IN re-
cent Sc rs was experienced yesterday
morning, and Indications are that
all this portion OF the state VIII suf-
fer eorrespondlnsiy. AZ o'clock the
mercury registered 3s degrees below
zero. IL was Ia degrees below Kero
at oneontn. 10 below az Davenport
Center, e below az Stamford. - be-
low at nioomviile and - below at
Hobart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
ROW OVER
DEAD man
Burial Place for Crispi
Creates Dispute

ROME. Dec. "a vote vii be
..Ssn TO-DAY In the Chamber Of Dep
'.,,ss over the burial place of Slgnor
ssrs~nl formerly premier OF italy.
4, Yesterdays session a proposal
- inter his remains IN the san
n,minsco cathedral az palmcfe, Gre
atsd a great uproar "a,
rhe Socialists and Radicals Nio-
Nlsss opposed this proposal and de-
NM III the economic and forcign
roslev OF the late premier as haNinE
sarssa intense suffering ef the
Italian people. The scenes became
=, vla..nt that the president OF the
sssw,her had 20 suspend the sitting
,enporarsly. when L was resumed
shere was stlil considerable agita-
slnn. A vote on the proposal was
sventually postponed until today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Bush "0lardoni Brine, a Theoso-
phlat Of tho Sixteenth Century"
The Progressive spiritualists will
meet IN Forcatern hall. SIS First av-
enue. tomorrow at 1880 y. m, Lee
ture BY Charles ]. Anderson, fol-
lowed by n psychic denomination.
Rev y, H. Lingenfolter win nd-
dress the AounG Women'n Christian
Association IA the association rooms,
1914 second avenue. Sunday after
noon. at o'ciock A special musical
program hah been prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
WHO is He?

ROME, Dec. TT n authorita-
lively announced here that che vatl-
can has chosen an American arch.
bishop and elevated him 10 the dig.
nifty or archbishop of Manila The
name has not been given out and In
quiries fail "a secure the Identity
81 the newly selected Rppointec. IL
" said. however. that the man
chosen II now the bishop OF West
efu diocese.
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SPECIAL MEETINGS

The Floating Christian Fndeavor
Society will hold services tomorrow
afternoon at O'clock on board the
ship Eclipse. The ship IL lying At
the Pacific Coast coal bunkcrs, foot
Of Jackson = treei
The Theosophicai Society. Amanda
Lodge. meets az Ills Third avenue
at 7.3o p. w. Lecture by Mrs. l. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
BIG CAME
SHOULD NOW BE
ABANDONED

LONDON. Dee. From Pre-.
torin dispatch IL In learned that the
feeling II general IN Pretoria that IN
view OF the pruiongation 81 hostili-
ties the concentration camp should
be abandoned f0r some other method
OF dispuslnE Of the lnha bltanta. The
method In not. however. suggested,
but V % possible several camps viii
be- Instituted IN various placca
more broadly distributed.
Ladies' gold guard chains. sis 90 20
$500. az Fineks JcNclry Store, sic
Second avenue.
sissasrsaaaae
Umbrellas And endless variety at
Moore'a. 700 Second avenue.
silver. knives, forks and spoons AZ
MooTe'a, 7Os Second avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

fareicai comedy. Although they arr
competent TO appreciate, the hlgh-
est order 90 the drama az has been
demonstrated time out OF mind.
The Wrong AIR. Wright" that comes
90 the popular uptown theater to-
morrow IL on the order OF What
Happened to Jones'" Hunting for
Hawkins" and plays Of this char
acter. Harry Rererford. who Is the
stellar attraction % the play. r.
said 20 be an original comedian who
can create laughter without resort
ing To hcrseplay. He il surrounded
by good company embracing
among ita members some sterling
oid-time actors. Unless all signs
fail. the Third Avenue wiii be pack
ed to the doors at every perform
ance next week. for The Wrong Mr..
Wright Is a guaranteed attraction.
-
NJ. u. Peasc. Johnson a Co. ii0l
Second ave, IL headquarters for
eioaks. suits and millinery. .. /.
-~--sse----
Buy stock Interstate Fisheries
Co. So3 Pacific block. -. !.
Get WATCHES at Moore's. T0s
Second avenue. 80.
Get silver novelties az Moorsse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07
SAYS NEED
STRONG ARM

WARRINGTON. ID. O., Dec. =.
The war department has made pub
lie the first report 90 Major General
A. n. Chnnoc. military governor "
the Philippines IN which he sums
up the present conditions by prRc-
tically declaring that nothing but a
continued use OF force will hold IN
aurrectiuh Hud rebellion IN check
Iie says that 10 tho physical char
Actcr Of the country; 10 tho nature
Of the warfare of the rebels, who
arc amigo and foe IN the Heifsame
hour. % tho humanity ~ the troops.
which r. taken advantage 81 by the
rebels. and the Inhabitants who
aympathizc with them. and 20 the
fear of arfassina ton on the part of
friendly disposed, n they give in-
formation a. the American forces.
Is due the proiongntion Of the guer-
riilu warfare,
FOR diamond a watch or Jew
eiry. 50 10 Mourcs, 1os Second ave
enuc. 49,.
-aa-Is as-s
Canes and pirea FOR presentations
al Moore'H. eos Second avenue. &C..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

The ConVlot's Daughter" will
close a successful week tonight at
the Third Avenue theater. aud The
Wrong MT, Wright" a fnrciCai COM
edy. win inauNurate next week with
matinee tomorrow afternoon.
II there II any one class Of enter.
tainment that the Third Avenue pa
trons like better than another, Il is
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Two dozen haif-pint bottles deiiv-
cred TO any part OF the city. si.oo.
Telephone. Rainier 30.
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az the Grand four nights. beginning
next Thursday evening, supported BY
the same company he had with him
during the New York run. and the
engagement win be one OF the real.
~ important theatrical events OF the
pfgeaant taFnl reaana
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OF silver novelties At Moors'a.
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a fine selection ~ bread trays.
coffee pots. tea pots. o'clock
teas. chafng dishes. etc. Holiday
gifts ~ the most desirable can
be chosen from this showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Canes and rireH FOR presentations
az Moore'H. l0h Second avenue. &c.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

NJ. u. Peasc. Johnson a Co. ii0l
Second ave, is headquarters for
ctoaks. suits and millinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

Get WATCHES at Moore.s. Tol
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

This the greatest store Of its kind the Northwest forh
Gifts that lasting value always pleasure Of
est pleasure We stronger
the greater values be found this and the lasting gifts
scope OF usefulness holiday Imts
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For diamond n watch or Jew
eiry. go 20 Moorc's. 1o5 Second av-
euuT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-07

silver. knives. forks and spoons ~
Noore'a. 70S Second avenue ..
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We have gathered here the finest
hft ~ Tor choosing fouN
old English designs particularly desabie
The sun., 1901-12-19
cONoR oKELLY SENTENCED
action May Result In Disorder II,
Ireland.

action May Result In Disorder In
Ireland.
London Dec l9.-Thc hearing Of the
:hafges OF holding meetings and deliy.
tling intlmidating speeches in defiance
'of the police brought against MIR. Conor
.Okelly, NJ. r., chairman of the Mayo
county council, and several other Off.
cials of Mayo county, has been con.
cludcd.
AR. OKelly was sentenced to two
months Imprisonment, and four othel
uelendants were sentenced to undergo
terms OF Imprisonment ranging from n
fortnight to a month. All the sentences
Imposed We're without hard labor.
The sentences Of Conor O'Kelly ana
HE other officials Of County MAYO arc
likely TO be the beginning of further
Irish trouble.
The sentences were secured under tho
lih crimes net Of 1887, which has long
been dormant. The Chronicle, which
Is not unlriendly to the government.
reminds the ministers of the lack of
wisdom IN snch prosecutions and that
the real remedy required Is new land
net owing TO the fact that the land
commissioners are liking rents too high
III the west Of Ireland districts, where
I great denl Of misery still prevails.
lhlS statement is testified to by Thorn
~ Wallace Russell, parliamentary sec
rotary for the local government board,
rs wen rs by the Nationalists.