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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
The Four Track New,

I-efe 3s maca Q. e1lEz..5a and s.f..,. eHment la tae casniy .ltt1e la5nrslT e',.'sl'' - zlle, 1e Four Irzek &eEs. ws.e. ..lE2 70 Us f.om tAe editorial E5gk,sar.. ~ >Y'.lT' .h passenger GspzrtmeH- 9s he Ns,r ' Y l' .1s Central & Hudson Rive. Ral.T5si f.,,,.i.91..A : "a Is pages are h-le1 Hl,s sate=e,..rv n... Tesaralng travel, our expauazag e5T,ss.'. r,se,.s and Q development 0i our .-su.F.or-s...ls.' .sz.sles. Tae January humber js SaSa..9 .e...1 .aTEe4y to taii5Tu4a, ne .-e. O, .se ss,.e. beng 10 g.ye special attention each mon. mon. ia t-at portion of the world -5 ry .s re1-. are 4t the tune tEaye.iug Tae Ieasin, <. -lele on tals s8tjec. !. -Tae I.an5 of ,I. >1Hset >ea, written by= L1.ser i. Hoissf o- er interesting features are .l.gyDf Tsa. and Now.' by George Fade. aTb. P- nance o; Reality bF Jane H. Gntbr,... .'s -ks.ln Of Hudson, New York hv II D b-Tal. and ucea -Ez- = entertain;n, <, sez,e and We.s-e14te9 Gepartraeu.s Tss.. are also valuable e9Htr. 5g.Iors on ;he s-' .-Yatl5n c. pra-es. olives. gran and spg,. aee-s. a cents Der year. : cents Der eonr bss mess communications should ha q 1fe~>ea . George + Dan.e.s. General ps.. zEer Agent, Grand Cea.ra. s.a,loa ysv ! 1Ea city.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
GEN. WEAPONS UTTERANCEs
IL " ould seem hat the United states Senate Was Iaboring tud-r
 Ni>appre

Washington. Jan. 24 The war de- gar1meut i> not di>pu,,d To take any action respecting Gen. Wheaton-> ut- teraneeS. which were quated in ,he senate Monday. This is b,eaust- the e.fclal~. after studying the Manila dispatch in which Gen. Wheston was quoted, are satisfied that The debate ia the senate proceeded upon an en- tire naj>apprehen>ion of 0bat Gen. Wheaton Was reported to have said. Gen. Wheaton did nof criticize the United states senate or itS commit ices. and ir k thought at ,he depart ment that the Comprehension on that score arose from general statement in 'he dispatch attribu1- ing such criticisms to other persons than Gen. Wheaton.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
HANGED AT HARRISBURG, PA.
Weston N. kefper ane Henry Rowe EXecuted For the Murder of
 Bank Gn~hier Ryan.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. -4.-We~ton k-iper and Henry Rowe were hanged, = la.-5 Tue>das morning in the pres erce of fallv thausand persons EheF went 70 their death without a sh4a1-z.
 Rowe and Keiper. for several Y-a-~- worked in and about the mines at I.eb-u~. Pa. During the morning ot March . la~' hes visited the lia faN national hank. of Halifax. this= =ca4n- Y. and vlfh drawn rrsohrr~. de- man #iesI If Cashier Cha> " Ryan the ea-h in fhr saeit. They quickly gath -red .u1o q Safeh-l tb- loose money h rh- cash drawer. amounting f. about >>.oess. a.5Ir one af fbem Va fastening the lil of The satehel he lai3 hi~ revolver #on the cashiers a.--k.
 Mir Ryan seized 'he weapon aud. in ,. desperate struggle which eu-1ei. he cashier 0a~ shae "a th- breast. H.ing several hna-> later
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
CURRENT TOPICS.
TEE NEWS N BRIEF.
REFRESHMENTS CONGRESS-

In the senate. ca the .ed the hsl pro vt-tnE for ths establishment of a aeTss1-t- n1e1t ct co-r-nerNe W4s under -lscas--t'-l '-l for aeaElg twp hc4rs. lfttle pruEr=ss n-e- iuE made tuEeKer- aS. though 70 oo9ec- taer fu th= nah feature ef che osA 1e- Ee4oEs1- EzsEh@=z SneNed dtS5==s- tie1 to E3Ve .t czretEl css1st1er4ficu 4s % de- fz2-s----z Bu The 1ozs@ th- gr--1s 1e-le5ell- - nlH being under cuuslGeE4tag-l- strong rszrr1E2z Eeszfe developed ou an 4r-s14- meat Io 4rEz-u E-lzts xslis q. 1a- S.s-ief asie1 men 1i The army c1 duty i1 ne E-24zFsFdnes- T1e ycte or tAe .4 4rss;a1G ol t1% z--lezst-ze-f stood Azes- a-ss 1-zsss lzs. Nr EEn---f-.Es f6eu - Ks voted z4th the rrsutlscaZS
 In Ehe senate o- the - a solrt TSso- ta A-- SGE2er for hzs brave and A1-= ese-11Ct wElEe i- cu--a-1 ot r1e Ar1er1- can 1e-t a T1e yicto-lQES battle o1 S2sl- i@Se Nas Feferr=e tc t1@ committee eI- a4Eal affairs Mr TeEe-s E-szau1- 2-1- &s11rE fer 1Et-rVeZ1i1H 4 tazs govern -a-ll lZ t--zl1 qt Es= Boe- el.lT1 r--a-z1as-l = 1s-eTzTS- w1s sa1sstys1-se-4 indefinitely ss = reeEs--s had already n-e- exs-rltss1- ! ns 1ss4EsED 2t ea-Z@rz~ n-l gas 11lzsE q rrs31erar811 during rae greater part CT the session but a1 definite progress vas ne ur@@zz ee-ese-ea 1sa Eas ecr115-te-l- a-- anla~ ta tr% -zse1ess 1f th= Ez#zr- ts4ss4<e 1t f1@ hsL wzs pasEEzs1e=s lEil. ihe -sf1 es ta- ts increase the FzF st -af4f frss ae5its-y earEs~-s tre-n S''s ;o Ais. Ie- aau41 vas s1-ss=1-
 I1s s-ase Ws ra- .1 session zz -fe .zz1 In EAr 1czs- ts lzE-E- ls-- eseaes 4isa-ass-1a.1an bts1 Ezzs passed zad tnz r=zL-zz-1ze- = ra s-ss-ez EzS e=s-zE==1 -a pirate F-szssaz 8#Eas44t5Hz- Re Er5s49- Leans fara--2 a recer4 vote el te- amend 1zeaE ;e 1ee s1' 4esszaezsF hs.- ze a5s- Ezrags-l1te Sss O. fe- The projection @El sa--t== Hz A-z--zz41 -z#4s-Fs l1 tle Pz5l-- 1ps1Ess- and zE democrats Tas=-- z-- 4L EEe zg4ss zzzz--zza E11t4 z1z --1-
 5a t1e sa-4-e. o- tae z-Sh an minated s--1 prolonged 15s--ss54- vas 4se-- slIE1es- aHae- ths r1-1t = arm a11gsr~ 1o cE1t2c4se Gt-e-z-css E-&z 1- The szllt= 1- @lse- where uz The E1-lza-- 04 4lazTS 4l 1o- Ez1 -EzE-> -E= llsz-SSsal #-s 1-z party szH=< and r times s5-Ee5 Ted ET4cm aE-1- E-E h1= ~fta@7 -aEE31E F. tl- h1zse a resolution calling fer documents r-- -zfEE ta the uiS training ship Vermont Wflc- Has placed agt = commission last szZEe-- W4s adopted The n-A -9 apEEa- -ra1I@ gztttf for -1- eSlzUl.S1rzeE-t ot homes f1r z-= -@4eh5aE - aTzzEulzt~ szeeeA to deaf ehs.5z-r Nas 5-fz4ts=z.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
OUR DUTY TO cup.

Tie peace of Cuba is r.o.
 the peace of the United S,s.ary to health of Cuba is necess...es' ihs health of the United State. :, 70 ths Pendence of Cuba is necesss-- s-s inde. safety of the United States T, 10 the considerations which led ta :, ne sane with Spain now require Ina, -e Wal mercial arrangement be mad. con. which Cuba can live.-Secre,s-,~. under Report. Roots
 l most earnestly ask your .,.
 10 the wisdom. indeed. to ,t'ea'loa ,t need, of providing for a spf-. =. nts reduction in the tariff duties ,- = 'isl imports into the United S,a,s- Nsosn has in her Constitution afirras eaba We desired. that she should sts.s sAa' international matters. in clos-- l--0' Il more friendly relations witb V. sa with any other power: and -. 'aal bound by every consideration ost sh and exPediency to pass coT-.- -','' measures in the interes; af b.-s& rial weil-being. = Presiaen, S's velt's Message.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
A HAIRY IDAHO MONSTER.
An Apparently Human Monster. Eight Feet High and Covered
 with Hair. seen in Idaho.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan 2s.-Ac- cording To The Pocatello Idahol cor respondent If the De>eret News. the residents of fhe little. town of Ches- terfeld. located in an isolated DOT ton of Bannock county. Idaho. are greatly excited over the appearance in that vicinity of an eight-foot. hair covered human monster. He was first seen on January II when he ap- peaFed among a party of young peo- pie who were skating on the Point Ncuf river. near John Gooch'S ranch. The creature showed fight and. flour iShing a large club and utteriHg a series of wells. started to attack the skaters. who manager to reach their wagons and got away in safety.
 Measurements of the tracks showed the creature. feet 10 be - inehe~ long and seven iRche> broad. with the imprint of only four toes. stoekmen report having seen similar tracks along he range west ef the riser- The people of ths neighborhoad. feel Ing unsafe while the creature i~ at large. have sent 2J men n lt> tHaII tu effect itS caBttre-
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
CAN NOT ACCEPT A PRESENT.
W a> hi ington fiiciaI- Don't Think President Roosevelt Gan Accept
 Present From the kaiser.

Washington. Ian. 22.-ln The pres ent opinion of officials here Prc>i- dent Roosevelt can not accept any present from either Emperor William or Prince Henry without authority from congress. Au examination If the precedents i~ said ro disclose the fact That while. in many iu-tanee~. presidents apparently received pre~- ents from abroad. they never have re- tained these except by express au- thority conferred bv congress. In the other eases. where the gifts have not breU returned ta the donor. the presents have been deposifed by the president in the department of state or in fhr Smithsonian institution \ large number of medals and articles Of value may be seen in tbe library of the state department he gifts of foreign ralers.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
CLEARING UP THE WRECKAGE
Work of Removing the Trace of the Terrible Explosion in New ora
 M oundsd Doing We'll

New York. 1s,a The work ot efrariug away thr Vreekaee ea1 rr- pairing buildings damaged by Mon aay'~ tunnel explosion s,a~= res med a' Daylight Tuesday. Large forces af men were employed at thr Murray Iiin and Grand Union hosri~. ar The frand Central station and at Inc Manhattan Eye amt Ear hospital. |; aa- expected 'hat a week would be required to pat the hospital ia prop er condition to make safe 1he return If the patients who were emsars5ri- ls removed 10 other institutions AN af 'he hospitals - which tbe m jared persons Were taken after the explosion report~8 that their patients were doing well Many who had >4f- fered mostly from shock haze been able to % to their homes.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
FIRE AT CRAB ORCHARD, NEE.
The Main Part of Crab Orchard. Ne- bra>ka. Destroyed by Fire
 of nLuoV Origin.

Sf Joseph. Mo. Ian. e9-A special to 1he Daily News from Crab Or chard. Neb.. says: The main part of trab Orchard was destroyed by fire Monday night, fhr origin of which has not yet been determined. The Bank of Crab Orchard k 0. L. w. LaIl. Richardson Mercantile Co.. F. VI. >havr-tt Hardware Co. post office and numerous smaller build ings were ruined The loss is esti- mated at from l.800 to S5oo00 Part. ly covered by insurance.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
WELCOMED TO LOUISVILLE.
Artillery. knights Tenrlar> and MiIitar, Organizations Take Part.

Louisville. ky. Jan. Elaborate araria1- were made oy 1he Louis vile Knights TempIar and peard ef trade for fhe reception and enier- tainment ef Erar-AamiraI and Ar~- Schlr4. du. re Teach 1hi> eifs Tues dax night
 \ committee represenfine The Kuighr~ T.mplar and fbe Louisville board ef trade. aceoupauied uy The local military raanizaJiHn~ and q band. lrft to ner- inc atsm-rai'> >gs,- cial train at salem In2. and accom- paHi,.t tl4e f14r-x fa tAls ezty. When Admiral ~eL5ts reached th- union station sasat- at = saHs "a@ fred. aHa from zhe arpa- A=mirai and Nrs. SeEleE s.eH- escorted z- state ro fhe r.eia-Het If Nr Marion l. Tax!ar president Hs fhe beard = trade a whose heH>- fh-E @il- remain turing ths5r saas hvF-.
 The programme in honor et the a..- Tuiral ineaHae~ reception at rte board a- trade a- auan "Wednesday ana IrHs Heaa 7He Pealean.s e-ab. a baaqH-f at she GaHt house N@s'Hr~1as ui-lf- under rhe aa~Fsees of th- board if trade. OH ThHr~aat l- siI be The e#-~f af 1i4- Knights TruF.ar. and after g r1a-- aFer The cit iH tH- morning h. e5s5 =abr lunch at he PeHa-nui~ elab. Iu tEe aftr-nessH rhe admiral a1Ii be r~- eorfr3= =fa sHr Ha>sa.e widows and orphans home and fhr iu .sstriaI scheoI=8f reform. where he sill ad- dre-> tAe children and oH Tuesday evening $ 1emplar ball and reception VI Ice given ~ inc Galt house.
 "Wednesday afternoon reception VII ne given in honor at Mr. >ehl~f and Mr~ Marion Taylor II the iar- ter residence aa4 frfaay afternoon Admiral and Mir. Srhtey N.U .ea.- for Nashville.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
ST. LOUISIANS IN KENTUCKY
The Advance On the Blue Grass Cap- itni iH Behalf of Worlds
 Fair Appropriations

Iooi~'ille. Ny. Jan. 9-The dele Faiion of former keutuekians who arrived in Louisville. Monday from St. Louis. and were the gnrsts of the Commercial club and board of trade Monday night, left for Frankfort Tuesday. where they will make an ap- peal to the legislature for an appro- priation for q state exhibit at he Louisiana Purchase exposition in 1905- Former Gov. David R Francis. Of Missouri. president of the expo si'ion company. met the delegation here Tuesday morning and accom-. panied them To Frankfort.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The cold wave iS doing great dam age to truck PsteAes and range cattle "a Texas
 Eight men robbed a train on the Southern railroad. in south Carolina Monday night
 Gen Bells -reeoneentrado~ order in southern LuEon -wak-n> sharp ad- verse criticism iu Washington
 J. J Berney. formerly 4 conductor running out If HoiSing1oa. ha>-. was killed on ths Frisco rozd Monday.
 Prince Henry ot Prussia Nil re- main in >t Louis four and ene-half hours. arriving at c 4- m. Monday. Mar-h g.
 The United Nine Workers have agreed "a i-sy a Der capita tax for carrying strikes te a. successful ter ulinatinn.
 Great preparations arr being made iR P@AjH for 1He r~evptiUn. by the empress slogs.cer. of The legation la dle> en February l.
 Thomas An>trouk. aged s9. died at .iay City. IlL He had been 8 resident there since I>1a. He was q veteran of the Black Hawk war
 1T Davenport Ia.. Mrs. Hugo Thode became suddenly insane and hanged herself to a deorauob n her home. aa6 vas dead when found
 The public school building in Ed- sard<ville IL. occupied by the high school department. narrowly escaped destruction by fire Monday.
 Scott Heyseood announces that he Will build pipe line from the Jen- ninc~ oiI field Ia Morgan City. La. and u<e that port for oil shipping
 In the federal court al Knoxville. Tenn. Judge Clark enjoinrd the city from enforcing it's water rate pend ing a settlement of the controversy.
 At Davenport. la. r. N. McCiel- land, a building contractor and head If 8 sash and door factory. dropped dead from heart disease in :. rrsta1- rant
 Judge Creighton. If the >angamon Illl circuit court. gave a decision in which he practically held that a blind pig is an institution beyond The pale If the law.
 state Enrsmele45st NaHs has care fully examined th- Texas wheat fields. and declares that the cold has had no effect on the spiders. which are doing ~o much damage.
 Mrs eibbs. ssife of Judge " =. Gibbs dIe8 at her home ai Versailles. Mo. NoHaax. aged 6e years. | few hours later her nephew. Wilson. aged lS. feH dead If heart disease.
 Luke Connolly. an ice cutter. met death while getting bucket ef water for hi, team from hole cat in the ice on the riter at Dubuque Ia. He slipped iH and vu, carried away m der the ice
 Danish government officials deny hat | aas been decided 1a take . plebi>cite If 1se Danish West Indies after 1he ratification bv rhe United States of 1he treaty providing for the sale If 1le islands to The United States.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
FAREWELL ID CHICAGO.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schley Conclude Their Three Days
 Visit to Chicago.
LkoIsf ssHD-oFF TO LOUISVILLE. ",
Welcomed To the Latter city With . salute of Fifteen Guns. by knight. Templar. Military or gnnfrations and the Populnce-A Bus, Programme Mapped Out.

Chicago. Jan. 29.-ldmira >chley left Chicago Tuesday morning. after 6 three day. visit. -t> his private car rolled out of the Dearborn station on the MenoR road for Louisville. The cheers of several hundred citizens echoed through the Jig train shed. Far .0 minutes before the train start ed the admiral held a handShakius letee on the rear platform of Inc car
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
\ Novel Feature in Berlin.

Berlin. Jan 29---A novel feature in- cident to the festivities over the kaieer'S birthday annieersary. k the liberal intrriWining of The Stars and Stripes with the German color> used in the decorations. All classes com mend the kaiser's efforts to cement friendship with he United States.
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\ Chicago Tragedy.

Chicago. Jan. 29.-~Doctor" Harry ]. Ziegler. of 5ls West King street. Lancaster. Pa. fatally wounded his wife Anna. and then killed himself. Monday. at the Wellington hotel He had married the woman while still having a wife living and undiyorced. in Pcansvlsania.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
CHARGE OF ENTERTAINMENT
Alvin Charles. of Mary,ilIe Mo- Charged with Emb-rrlins odd
 Fellows Funds.

St. Joseph. Mo- Jan. 2a special to the Daily News from Mary,ille. Mo, says: AlNin Charles. member of prominent family, aged 65 wears. has been lodged in jaii on the charge of embelzling i.6oo funds belonging to the local Odd Fellows lodge of which he was for l. wears secretary. Charles i~ d justice If the peace. and Las lived in MarNkilIe all of Lis lie.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
The Healing Touch of Ttu

Mrs Dash-The idea of NrS p,. having society aspirations; wbv I- father was a huckster. "
 Mr. Dash-Ies. shes entj-cI~ forward. She ought to ha.. ". .',' until people have forgotten !, y " in our case. my dear. it w,s -. - grandfather who was a hurks,s. Detroit Free Press.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Day Of secret Rate. Passed.

Ch.easo- ian. zs- Traffic officials of the western lines according to the Ereprl-Her4-d. us-les- that The dav fnr secret and cat ratrs of backing hou-- prosucfs and dressed meats Las passed a4l ao come agasa.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Post Office Department Order.

Na> hingtoa. Jan. 29. Postmaster General Payne has re-i~Sued an order. promulgated by previous adminiStra- tions. prohibiting all employees in the service from visiting Washington whether on leave. with or without pay, for the purpose of influencing cougressionaI legislation.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
THE PHILIPPINE QUESTION.
Senator Lodges Philippine Inxe,ti- gation Resolution Adopted Ny
 the senate.

Washington. Jan. 2a-A resolution introduced yesterday bs Mr Lodge tAa~~.l. authorizing the committee On Philippine 1a make au lnyestiga- ton If rte Philippine question and for rha' parpo-- ro sir during the Sessions ot The ~rnafe- was reported faFofably and adopted by The senate soon after it c5nseueI Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

Washington. Jan. secretary Long has received telegram an- noencine tha; Eear-AdmiraI Lewis \. Kimberly. |. :. N.. retired, died at West Newton. Mas. fae,day morn ing Admiral kiunrrlt ,,a> selected for service on the >chieN court ef in- quirN blt ='gas compelled to decline on aceount of iH health
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Committed for Extrndition.

London. Jan. 2s.-.lohn Murray. ,' t>~ surrendered ,a 1he Irish police. about month ago. saving he had auinteutioHaiiy Aiiied his wife at West Jefferson, O.. was committed for eNtradiliou at the Bow Street po- lice court on the charge of man slaughter.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Nein of Pure silver

Niehart. Mont. Jan. e9-rvo pros peetarS, Dave Llewelltn and W. Ii Harmon. who are leasing on th c Brien mine. have struck what k believed lo De vein of pure silver. They have secured la Ions of the ore which is aImn,l malleaAle.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Chieafo Travelling Man Killed.

Wichita. kas.. Jan. e9-CaAin \. l'ack. a Chicago trasellng man. fel! oSar a banisier in hutel stairway here. Monday. and was Killed. Ills home was in SomeEsille, A.@e-.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Mile. of Potatoes.

Fve-Yboav ksazs tza- sas Jon l. Ss,,s. >se4 Co. La Crosse NJ. aae tae .arge., -esa izat@se grower, sa ne world So Fher .-a.- President, Henry X >a ger. recently purchased 2l .a40 acre. rsase 5s issal p5,s,a land aH won6 cred s4 zzt tar Vel. it i .o, Potatoes-mlles and m5.e> 8t H8.stoes.
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Secretary Long was in conference with the president for over an hour, on the night of the goth, pFesuma bly, in regard To the appeal of RearAd- miral Sehley from the findings of the court of inquiry which was referred by the executive To the navy depart ment for comment" The secretary was accompanied by Judge Advocate General Lemly and Solicitor Hanna, who conducted the case before the co
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
N erneF IockoNv Dead,

Philadelphia. Jan. 2s-1Ferner LuckoW, aged 29 years. a velI-kuown newspaper and magazine Illustrator, | dead in this c.tY. after an illness oi two Hr- =.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
ENecutiNe Nomination.

Washington, Jan. 2g The presi. dent sent these nominations to the senate. \. N. Brewster postmaster at St Joseph. Mo. and Edwin Prince postmaster at Grand Iunction. Col.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

RepreSentative Dick of Ohio on the ed. introduced in congress rhe bill agreed aPon hy The militia o-heers of the several states. to increase the efficiency of the militia
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Chinese officials recovered treasure to the value of over IoQ. .po9 .eDg 1aels in gold and silver. which was oaried un- der the xoIuen's quarters ef thr pal ace before the court led from Pc kin
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The London grand jury. on the 18th, found true bill against Dr. krause. the former governor of Johannes burg. Transyaal. on the charge of in- ~citing Cornelius Broeeksman. the eN- public prosecutor of Johannesba (who was executed September % last) 10 murder John Douglas Poster. an English lawyer, who was attached to Lord Roberts staff.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

Sketches of the new Philippine coins, as proposed by the Philippine commission. were shown to the mem Iaers of the house insular committee. on the e4th. by Director of the Mint Roberts. They show a Philippine de- sign with native head and wording on one side, while the reverse side shows an American emblem and the wording in English.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

The United States hatileShips 1ows and Wisconsin receivea ordrrs- on the 25d. 10 leave Valparaiso Chiil the Atlantic statian-
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The senate. on the z7th. in exeeg- five session. received The treaty with Denmark transferring the West India possessions ot that country 10 tAe United States
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
MRS. HuLDA JAKEMAN
Wife of President Jakeman of Elders of the Mormon Church, Salt Lake City, Utah, Recon. mends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound For We mans Periodic Pains.

DEAR Mas. PISKHAN Before knew of Lydia F.. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound l dreaded the approach of the time for my menstrual period, as 1t would mean couple ot
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port that ihe celebrated saint Paul monastery. on Mount Athos. was burned recently. The prior and nine monks peri>hed and 20 others were seriously injured. The occupants of the monastery were sl eping when the fire broke out, and the monastery itself was damaged to the extent of l s0 600.
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Orders have been issued by the war department assigning the Fourth regiment of infantry. which recently arrived a1 San Francisco from the Philippines. 10 the Department of Texas
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One of the severest blizzards of the year covered 1he north. west and southwest. on rhe 26th. causing gen eral delay of steam car and trolley traffic. c.and resulting inthe destruction of much stock. T. k a singular fact that in some localities where. from loss was anticipated. not & single ani- mal died
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The Birds.

Ms Tr.ii-I love to near re b.fas .s,
 -t- DaWus-glt &a-u tst->oasI T-sr tsse- ztteapt l.eee beyond ;ae.f ab5ry'.
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Luther F. Marsh. the well-known spiritualist. preached two sermons at Christ Universalist church in Middletown. \. Y.. on the 18th. on Jesus. the Christ" He affirmed his belief in the divinity of Christ. and declared that modern spiritualism had its birth in Christs announce ment of His identity 10 many after the resurrection.
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The state board Of regents If the University of Minnesota. on the 2@d elected Prof l. Washbura. ot tAe Oregon state university. to succeed fhe late Otto Lugger. as state en- fomologist-
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PUTNAM FtDELE>> DYES color slk, woel or cotton perfectly az one boilns.
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8s a cough .1rr--1 N g Been g2a Th,,5
 Ave, N. M.are4po..s. M.z1-. J4l. [, lso.
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lAdviees from Japan p~z steamer China announce the death- q Nake- hama. of J. l. Brooke. editor of the Japan Herald Brooke wa> 5 s@sse- of Boston. and NeE5 to Welspea-n= in -ss4. wh~a1- h- 1rzt-+-3 ,e #aV@u some .rzrs later