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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
MEMENT0 FOR MANILA.

en- Which Signed Philippine Bill
Goes to f'uDlic Library.
In the Manila public library there
i'll soon be deposited a valued SOU
enir, says a special dispatch from
7ashington to the Philadelphia Press.
is only an ordinary American steel
IN, but it was used by President
oosevelt to sign his name to the bill
wing a civil government to the Phil
pines. This memento of an act
'aught with SO much significance to
he people Of the archipelago was
legged from the president by Senior
uencamino, the Filipino leader, the
her morning.
Senior BuencamiRo had learned that
le president had given the pen to Sen
tor Lodge. but hoped it was not too
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
sENoR FELIPE.

tie to have the gift recalled and
aced where it could be seen and
ensured by the Filipinos. He said it
ouId cause great disappointment if
> did not take the. pen home with
m, as some of the prominent natives
!. Manila had announced their inten-
On of asking for the pen to deposit
the public library of Manila and had
mrnissioned him to present their re
lest to the president.
Senator Lodge happened to be one of
presidents callers at the time and,
,preciating the force of Senior Buen-
mino's argument, gave him the pen.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
SO LONG, sHAKEsPEAREl
You May Be Unfit TO Be Read Ere
Long. says w. N. Guthrie.

You May BE Unfit TO Be Read Ere
Longs Says w. N. Guthrie.
Shakespeare and Homer are not i'm
mortals, and l should be bitterly disap-
pointed if they were" said William
Norman Guthrie, director Of the Gin
cjnnati conference of art and litera-
ture at the University of Chicago, the
other afternoon, says the Philadelphia
Press.
II hope that in the near future" he
continued, "the human race will so i'm
prove in its tastes and accomplish
ments that Shakespeare will be held
unfit to read. l hope the literary world
will advance SO rapidly that Shake
speare and Homer will not only have
no reason for being immortal, but will
be even forgotten in their insignifcance
as compared with future writer's"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
HEILPRlN's DISCOVERIES.
Scientist Says Mont PeIee's Height Is
Unchanged.

Scientist Says Mont PeIee's Height Is
Unchanged.
George KEENAN,, the correspondent
who climbed, together with Professor
Angelo Heilprin and George Varian
The artist, to the summit of Mont Pc.
lee and looked down into the crater.
said the other day to reporter of the
New York World on their return from
he islands Of Martinique and st. Vim
rent:
Il have. seen the mountain in many
different ways, from all sides, on many
lays, at all distances, and at every
Jew l have seen it different. would
lot venture TO make any prophecy
lbout the future of the Volcano
Professor Eeilprin. who also accom-.
lanied the Peary relief expedition in
1892, assembled after enormous diff
ulty to the edge of the new crater of
2elee. He went so near that he drop
BED pebbles into the white hot mass
1eneath.
Running north and south, says the
Professor of geology and geography
the new crater is a creyasse expand
ng into bowl The crevasse almost
lifted the mountain AS it runs trans
-ersely to the old crater, it might be
ermed a gash. From it volcanic mat
er has been bursting freely.
THE spectacle gave a conception Of
what is taking place inside the earth
Far below there was a kissing Of
steam like a thousand locomotives, in
corrupted by violent detonations. The
output Of the crater while we were
there was steam. No molten matter
flowed over the lip.
observations with the aneroid ba-
rometer proved that the height of
Mont Pelee had not been changed.
Mont Pelee las erupted no real lava
There has been no cataclysm, and
here have been no serious topograph-
zeal changes. l could see down about
100 or 200 feet. but no cinder cone was
Visible. l believe, however, that the
.rater is much deeper, and the volca-
90 may continue for some time to be
'luietly active.
Our ascent accurately located the
lew creYasse. 1t determined for Ger
ainties other points which have been
enumerated and that Mont Pelee did
Tot blow its head off, While the new
Eruption on Martinique was not Of
Immediate menace, volcanic forces
eem to be on the increase in the Car
bbean region, and their phenomena
re far from local. The connection
,etween Pelee and La Soufriere is
eep seated. There is a long volcanic
ircuit through the Caribbean gulf re
ton.v
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
Boer Generals to Tour America.

The london Daily Mails Pieterma-
ritzburg correspondent wires: Louis
Botha in the course Of conversation
said that after their visit to Europe he,
De Wet and Delarey intended going
to America, hut their precise tour
would have tc be determined by cir
cumstances. Their object was to col
lect funds for the relief of Beers ruined
in the war. Botha is arranging for an
official history of the war from the
Roer side written by himself, De Wet
and other leaders"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
Chess Game Five Years Long.

S. Kayser, an employee Of a Canton
(O.) steel plant, and r. Bloch of War
saw Russia, have made four moves III
a chess game which is expected to last
five years, says the Kansas City Star.
The game is played by letter, and it re-
quires about fourteen days for letter
to pass between Canton and Warsaw.
The men are playing for a prize OF
$4,000, offered by Charles Rosenblun,
who is related to both Of them.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-24
Threats From vesuvtus.

It has been known for some time
says the Popolo Romano, that Ves0vi-
us again threatens eruption. The lat
est phase of it's activity is constant
emission Of smoke Of great density and
Of an intolerably nauseous odor. There
is no fame or lava.
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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Death of Hrs. Warner.

Mrs. Wesley Warner. aged 2l years, died at her home at Lamnurfie Bridge. Louisiana, on Thursday, Jan. 9, 1902 She was a daughter Of MT and Mrs. Joe Winford. of this county. aud ess born and raised about two miles wes, of town. She was married to Mir. War ner July l. 1901, and was happy and con,enied in her home life and respon- sibiiiies. She had mads profession oi religion, and WAS about to unite with the Methodist church whsn she Has taken II and died. Her seemingly un- timely death was a terrific shock to her husband and other relatives and friends. 10 all of whom He extend OUT mHst sincere ard kindly sympathy.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
The Companion,s 7eth:voIume

The Companions 76th-Voiume. In IgO3-the sryrniy-sixth year of it.. publication - rhe Youths Companion promises more varied attractions for its reader. than ever before. and The Com psnion always gives more than ii prom ises. The government of the United States will be represented in c0n,eibu ,ious from Secretary of the Treasury Gage. Secretary Of the Navy Long Post master General Smith aud Assistant See re,ary of War Sanger-s lit. 1t i. be- Iirvrd, never squaled in a previous year. The goyernneut Of Great Britain will be represented by contributions from the Duke of Argyll. the NJ Marqui. of Duf fern and Ava. and the kt Han James Bryce. T. r O'Connor and Winston 5 Churchill, members of the House Of Com mons
 Other noteworthy contributors will b. ~u Ijnxfans. Chinese mlnistrI ai
 Washington, Booker r. Washington preslGen, Uf Tuskexse Insiit.te. Justice Brewer. Of the United States Supreme Court Gen. Charles k:ng and Rear Ad mural lIiehburn. white mor4 ihsn two hundrrd of the most popular living story
 writers will contribute from four to six fsscinatIug stories tn zach ot the fifty two issues Of The Companion for l902 To all new subscribers for 1902. and to those renewing their .Hbscr pt.-ns. ] he Companion Will send II, beautiful 1909 eaieHdAr. iiihographed ill twelve color. and goid
 TIiE YoUTH's CoMrASioS. i95 C"Iumbn, Ave i,astan Hss..
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
FOR RSHAL.

THE FISyS IS authorized 10 announce Mir WI MUhPH RkE as Ii candidate for Msrshai ot the inc rPorated town of Forrest City. sub- tect 10 the action Of the Democratic primary election.
 IRE TINES is authorized 10 announce Mr. H Ii. MtLhkkss cam idafe for Marshal ef th' tncoi porated town of Forrest City. sub ice to the acton of the Democratic primary eiestion.
 TRs TiArs is authorized to announce Ar W. W RAiNA0iT ss a candidate for Marsha nt he lnc'Irporaitsl town nf Forrest City. sub feet te the action of the Democratic primary election.
 THE TIaEs is authorized to announce Mir N. L. MON ROE as e ndidate for Narshsl of the incorporated town Of Forrest City, sub )ect fo the action of the Democratic primary election
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Important Notice tc Subscribers

On January G, 1902, We closed an ar Engagement wilh the Commercial Alp peal Publishing Co, of Memphis whereby We ale enabled to off-r 1 HE FORREST C'TY TIMXs and The Weekly Commercial Appeal together with a guess in the Commercial Appeal: cotton guessing contest, for the price ot THE TIMEs alone.
 TLe price of HE TINES alone is Fl 5o and the price Of the Commercial Appeal alone is fifty cents. We send both papers and give you chance to win biz cash prize. for Sl 90, which must invariably be paid in advance.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
sATURDAY.JANVARy ,oo.
TRUSTEES SALE.

 NOTICE is hereby given that under a nd ~ bt Firino ot certain deed iu trusi executed oy Daniel r. e and his vile, Martins to K shade trustee. 10 secure Ger ain i,t debirdues. due l.. x O. E. Enil~a.ye com. p"s1ug the frln nf l.. ksItwzge ( O. tiatei the ilih day If May. lsso. aud icc,r led it he other or The Clerk aud Recurdsr of St. Fran. cIs County. Arkau>ss. m Book Of Trust Deees vol. ID. at page 561. l will. on the
 25TH DAY Or JANUARY, isoa.
 at the wesf door of the court hons, in th.. tgwn of Forrest tify. Si- Frlne!s t'1unt,e hfAansls between the hours of a'clock .,' the forenoon and u',+uck m ire Nftcrn.,o- cu"r and sell t0 the highesl and bas; biIiFr Tor eeeh the following deserlbel real prcp- erty. to~Nit: f' The southwest anarier ts. w n of ,h. a'i theasi quarter N. F.. Ei Of sactifn Thtrty- itNe '59 n Township Eve t5 North. Range one til East. containing Forty ti0j acres of iand more or less.
 The Trustee named .r said deed in ;ru.t is oesd. and therr Nsz provision in said iu.tru- ment authorizing the acting sheriff of St ranci- county 10 sct as trustee in csse Of the death CT the trustee namc cd therein
 Default has been made in the p.,u,nut nf the deot secured Oy sad trust deed nd tbers remains due and unpaid inc sum of s., 0o lhis sale is msde at be request of inc h. .n.. nciaries. Titie Is believed to De good. but | sell as trustee Ony.
 W b. WILIItus
 shesIr Of g.. Francis Cousty aud JaDsary l5th, iQ9,.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
FOR ASS ES SOR.

.TsE TIxrs i. sutburized to announce Nr s b SWAN. Q, Johnson township. c.n- 1f1ate for Assessor of st Francis county s9.i- to The scfion Q: fhe Democratic partS
 Tatk TIxEs is authorized to snnolnce Dr. S r BEAECHANP. Of Madison township ss 6 candidate for Assessor uf >f. frsncl- county. sub!ect to the sction Of the Demo crsi'c Tarfy.
 THs TtNss fs suthnrizsl 10 snuouuce Nr es rsuc s3=ie for Assessor o: >f. Erzfc1 s1uu's. s2ttec, 10 The action of The Demo 0at8c pzsfy
 Tsx TIhEs sauthorizei to announce seuirs JOHN W. HALL. Of GrfRgs township. ? o-Stests for inc ,fAce of As.esSor of cr. Fran. as county. subject to rhs action of the Demo
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

w. aTe having some weather here jus, nov-t be Indian summer.
 Oar postms ter is Ia king abou. farming but that is fsr-fetched.
 II ,s tim. that everybody ver. making preparations 10 commence farming.
 Some Of the farmers Tn this locality are stiii picking cotton. We are at loss to know whether they will Ee. Ii ous in time to plant crop this spring. l Peterson Jackson ran a COW and calf aear ' to Memphis recently aud has been mocii indisposed ever since.
 Mrs ". $ Thomas visited MT. J.N WaIisee the latter part of last week. Mr. | I. Russell is still hustling after ttr bear, bat We are dead sure that bruin l i, very safe Every body was on the nuve last Tues day. except our postmaster, and from the looIs Of every thMg he Will be on he move Very soon
 J. NJ. Wallace, of Sand Ricss, has been in the .og tun.ing business fSr the las: few Jay, but % far he has had csher0an's luGs
 { Grandpa Minnics is after mouEta lions bl, has failed to capture even one so far.
 The Candy Ball is no longer hid in tte buIlrushes.
 W. $. Thomas visited the BlackGsh lo ! caIItS recently on oficlal business.
 The preseu, crop of candidates bids fal. to oe The largest ever seen. and If they are not ihtnned out tkey are liable 10 grow sp'nf ing and be all shanks.
 The receut dry weather has crippled the frog and tadpoie industry of Rawlison ! very badly.
 Mrs. Peterson Jackson visited Mrs. r. A Hawkins al Heth sunday
 Wiiber Fie9dS, of Tennessee. a fruit tre. dealer, has been hustang in this section in the interest of his firm for the last fe l. days.
 From the present outlook water will be v-ry scarce in the bottoms thls -pring As the Hon Responsible + pdney McJoy of PrlckIy Pear Ridge. did DO, keep hi- appo ntuen on Christmas to spend th- Eday Tn our town. We have concluded tC 1 alu ID uis coSuoint0 lBt NOfQ lTre> pnn- sibe. IL is with untold sorrow that We tack ihs word to his euphonlousltaHe, which words cannot depict. Word Wa, passed along the line of the cominc of the Hon Rodney with his new faugged aerial motor 10 the settlement of Democrat, and the entire population was On hand to give hun an old Arkansas yuletlde greeting Sentlnels were placed at intervals through. out the aforesaid q settlement to announce the arrival of the great and only Hon R-- spousibie Rodney Mcj oy itIl his twenii- eth century meaus ef loco;aniluH Rev Mitchell, the deputy moon fxer, was on hand, and was placed on the outedge to announce the first sighting of tie famous Rodney and his a,rShip. Long aud steady did the moon lxer gaze in the direction at Forrest City. bat nn Hon. R. spous be Rodney NcJo!. Anxiety and EeIplexity marked Ihe faces Of our citizens The feast which bad been prepared was dump ed into the bay on and the inhabitants wepi and wrapped themselves in sackciott and ashes and refused 10 be eomtorted for a per.oi of thirty days. Great is the Hon. Irresponsible Rodney McJoy, Of Prick y Pear Ridge.
 SILVER BILL.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
AISPs
MORE LOCALS,


 Drs r Poole s.d Prewitt have formed a co-partners1ip and now DC cupy the rooms over Sanders dru. stor-, formerly occupied by what was commonly known as The Forrest City Bucket Shop We wish the new firm success ard prosperity. See their pro- fes ssiOnal card in another column
 'Sqlre " B. McLaren. of JuhrsoD 2 township. WAS in town Monday. ae chlpPer as you please and shaking hands with numerous friends in tha hearty manner so characteristic ot many Of our good farmer friends who are always at peace with their fellow men and looking on the bright side of fife
 Sam Pickett's Lyric C,lmic Opera Company. with thirty people, clean in every feature, funny without coarse tess, briStling with wit and humor, rlcn and picturesque in cOstuming, and a pretty and wells1r,ined chorus, will be at the Becker (. Lewis opera house on the night of Febru ,ry No sd- vance in prices.
 T. C. Folbrs 6 Co. have gone into the whlskey business more extensively than ever for lG02 and are now the sole proprlet0rs of the Pearl saloon formerly eonducted by Mir l ". Nal ioFy When in search of high grade case goods or liquors in bottles or jugs remember that T. C. Folbre k Co. al ways carry tue best.
 Hon F. k Andrews and NIT. J. II. Dale, of Woodruff county, were in town Monday, to attt nd the meeting Of tie Executive Committee uf the rst JHdicial Circuit, and were genial caiiers at our sauctum. Mr. Andrews IS the only cand date in the field for prosecuting attorney. He will proba- ply not have any opposition.
 We are requested 10 announce that the Cleaners of the Baptist church will have Valentine Party on the night Of February l4, 1902, at the resi- dence of Mrs. J W. Beck. All per sons who contemplate sending valsn- tines are requested and invited to send them through the Valentine postotfice which will be in operation on this o. caslOn. The public is cordially invited The proceeds will go into the fund for Christian work.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Political Speaking.

It is announced ty Hon. Jchn Cat ling, chsirnau of the Dsmocr EK- ecutive Committee of 3'. Francis county. that ex.Gov. James r. Clarle will address the voters Of this csuniy on the political issues of the day at the court house Rext Thursday afler. noon a, 2:3o o'clock. Other cs: disa'es throughout this congressional district and judicial circuit are invited to be present. IL is hoped there will b. a big turpout. The ladies are cordially invited
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
CONSIDERATION OF CHURCH.
Special Seryices at the Church of The Good Shepherd, For
 rest City.

Special Services at the Church of The Good Shepherd, For rest City.
 MONDAY, JANUARY 70. 7:3o Evening Prayer.
 Address of Welcome, Rev. Joseph J. Cornish.
 Address, The General Convention. Rev ". D. Williams, D. b., Arcb- deacon.
 TUESDAY, JANUARY 2l. e:30 a m.--Holy Communion celt- braut, the Bishop preacher, Rev. C. H. Lockwood, E D. lo:30 Conference of the Clergy. F noon Prayer for missions. From three o'clock until o'clock in the afternoon reception will be given tue Bishop and Clergy, to which all are invited.
 7:30 ?. m.-Evensong.
 sp. m-Nissions.
 The Woman's Auxiliary, Mrs. J. B Pillow.
 Diocesan. Archdeacon Williams. Domestic-Rev. Chas. D. Lafferty. Among Colored People-Rev. Joseph !. Cornish.
 Foreign. Rev Geo. E Norton, D. D. Prayer and Benediction. the Bishop.
 EDNEsDAY. JANUARY 22 10:3Q d. n n.-Cousecration service. Saluta.ory address. Rev. C. II. Lock- wood, E. D. Sermon, the Very Rev. Percy J. Ro- bottom.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
FOR SHERIFF.

TnE TIxEs is authorized to announce Nt 0 WOLFF ss . candidate for >hrri: z nc Ex-s acin Collector Of the Revenue ol st. Fran st. county. suh .ect 10 The action of the Demo crafic p.,ts.
 rHg TINIs is euiheri1e6 'o announce Df J. I sGhSI6GT ss a candidate for shertr and sx-ss fscio ofiecrnr of the Revenue pf ,i fr.ns.i- counfy. subject 10 the action of the DrEnocr>tic primary election.
 TRE TINES Is auiharized to announce Mr F. L. >TOCkARD. nf Goodwin township. H. $ candidate for Shsric snd Ex-Ofhcto Col tfctus of the Revenues of Sr. Frnncis county sahi-cf tn ihe sction nf fhe peruocraiic party
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
'Twasa False Alarm

have used your Dr. Caldwell. Syrup p-psin and can truthtuliy recon mnend Il. Some fshr years ago doctors tod me inst Il had Bfighis dt>ssse l was laid up three months and nothing l used helped me a0d no food would stay Cn my -,oni- ach used one bottle Of your Dr. Caid- scII's Syrup Pep-in and food would stay oa my stomach and l crayed something To eas 1 got veil There vas 10 Bright s disease about ne IL was false ruIaor. Ever since have recommended Dr. Csld- wells Syrup Pepsin 10 friends and strangers. IL is jus, splendid l hsY- fnii confidence III II-G-o. F B-ned ct, 63e Wes, King St. Decatur, H. Sod by II Dunavant
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
How's This

We offer One Hurdred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halft Caiarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo. O. We the undersigned. have known |. J. Cheney for the last Is years aod believe hiu perfectly honorable Iu all business trsn.lc- tioas and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WEST < TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists.
 Toledo. o. wALDISG. kISyAS MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists Toledo. 0.
 Halls latsrrn Cure $ taken internally '. acting directly upon the blood and Hucuegs surfaces of the system. Price s5e per bottle. Sold by ail druggists. Testimonials free. HslIs Family Pills are the best.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
Resolutions Of Respect.
Hall of Forrest City Lodge, ]
 No. leS, F. & A. H., |
Pnrresf Cirr. Ark. Jan. I4. leO

-No ASos ~ a- slss
 Forrest City, Ark. Jan. IA, 1902. To the worsbipful Master and Breih. ren:
 We, your Committee on Resolutions of Respect to the memory of our late brother. A c. Cssteel, who departed this life on Friday, December q, 1901. al the advanced age of S years, al his home near this city, beg leave 10 re- port as follows:
 dom has called from earth to heaven our beloved brother aud friend. A. C. Casieel; and
 Whereas. il IS lnee; and proper and a pleasure that this lodge shall show ii. love and esteem for one whom all loved and respected. by suitable iribate to his memory. therefore
 Be II resolved, That we bow in hum- be submission to the will of the Su- prsme Master of the Universe. who ioslb ali things wisely and well; and that while We mourn the loss of the society and wise counsels of our dear friesd. yet We realize that God was kiBd 10 him. and brought him to ripe and beautiful old age. giving him the strength of mind and b,dY of young manhood, and surrounding him with loving relatives and friends who ap pTeciated his stsriiDg worth. his an- spotted integrity. his wise cOunsels and advice, and his friendship. which vas true as steel.
 Be 1t further resolved. That in the death of Brother Casieel this lodge lnses ore oi its noblest members He sss Mason Tn the true sense 0. his obligation. and his life WAS based upon the grand and sublime principles of our fraternity. The community good citizen. and his family a kind, indul- gent and considerate head.
 Resolved. That we fully appreciate he sxamp.e If bis beautitui life, and siiI strive t1 emulate his goodness.
 Resolved. That while We grieye. We sso remember the heartsore widow and relatives. and assure them of our iesp ahd heartfelt sympathy ill this ,ad bereavement.
 Resolved. That the usual badge of inouri ing be worn for sixty days.
 Resolved. That page be set apart .np0u our records for these r-solutjnus 1; hat copy te furnished the Y, .nd hat HE FoRgEST CITY TIYEs be qaestrd to publish same.
 signed, E l.. F6DAEIS.
 ]. II TIProN
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The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
FOR Vi AYOR

THE TIMEs is authorized 10 announce Nr JOHN II TIPTON Hs candidate for re. election 10 the oface of Mayor of the inror. pnrsted town of Forrest City, subject to the action of the Democratic primary election.
 THE TINES is authorized to announce Mir WALTER GOHMAN. SR-, ss a eE didate fn, Mayor of the incorporated town ot Pores City. suhject to the action Of the Democrats primary election.
 TIE TINES IS authorized 10 announce Dr E. A. LONG ss candidate for Mayor of the incorporated town of Forrest City. Ark suts election.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-17
REMARKABLE CURE OF GROUP.
 

l havr 2 few word. to say regarding Cham5erlsin's Cough Remedy. IL saved my iittle boy. fife and feel tbat l eaf.- not praise II enough bought a bottle af l, from 4 F. Steere ot Good win :. D . and when got home with Il the poor baby could hardly breathe. l gave the med cine as directed every ten minutes until he .ihrew upn and then 1 thought sLre he vas going to choke 10 death. We had to pull the phiesn ou. of hi. mouth ID great long strings, sun positive ths, it l had not got that bottle of cough medicine, my boy would not be On earth to-day -JoEI. DRNoNT. luaood, Iowa For sale by ]. F. >audefs.