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The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
BIRTH OF A CHURCH.
How National Association of spirit-
 ualists Was Started.
hihed Legal Bod, of R.Iiuiou. oshiPers, Incorporated fl, Washington According to
 Act of Congress
Special Washington Letterl

UY1 PlRlTuALIsM is a recognized
 N religion, Incorporated accord.
 ing to law" says Capt. Milan C. Eas on' one of the organizers ofthe Na. tiohaI association. ''' ' ~ d
 The acts of congress coye,inq r. As4ous societies have been observed and our incorporation. in 1893. ssts 1orth that The object of said associa- uoh Is not for worldly profit. but for 'ii. '"e purpose of religion. To promote re- !Ision and morality, to provide for the erection of temples anu lecture baljs
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

The only sure preventative for ''cllmatera" is the moderate use of good liquors, and care should be taken AS to what brands are used and from what house they are procured. T. C. Folbre & Co.,, have established their reputation as handlers and dispensers of the best of liquors, and one can rely on the purity of the article asked for. They ask your patronage.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
ALMOST A MIRACLE

Case No. 49.673. Mrs. NJ Is4e5 o.
 l~V' strand Street. Galveston T.
 Who Is proprietor of hna-a;
 no'se at that address, numbering
 among her boarders a dozen medic,i
 s'uuehIS, says: "I caught cold dpr-
 ing the Hood of September. 1900 and
 settled in my kidneys. Despite tbr
 iact that l tried all kinds of med;c;r~
 ana was under the care of physieiap<
 the eNcruciating twinges and dyJ,
 "cnihS across the small of my b,cL
 iuSed to leave, and trouble. wifi
 the Kidney secretions began to set ;r
 rom then, ordinary Anglo-Sa,o. fails to describe the onnoyoroo a s"iiering endured. The fearf,h pam through my body loss of app.- '''e' loss of sleep, consequent loss of 'hefgy' and. finally, an indication of %"ihPiete dissolution compelled me rom :. sheer agony and pain, to either ie on the floor and scream, or forced me lnto spasms. On such occasion. my husoand called in n physician "HoSe morphine treatment relieved me temporarily. l grew weaker anA thlnaer, and so run down nh,.siaat,
 
 that nothing was left but skin ana pone' All my friends, acquaintances '''u heighhors knew about my criti- "' 'ohuitloh, and on one occasion was reported dead and they cam. 'o see my corpse. At last the doc LOTS attending me held a consuIt,- -ion and agreed that if did not uu- ergo an operation I could not live separations were made, room se '''ea at the city hospital, and they
 ven went so far as to have the car iaSe brought to the door to carry ne there l don't know why. but omething told me not to DO and oSoiutely refused. Now I want th. 'uuei to grasp every word of the 9no" !, :, A friend of ours, Mir. 'e"aund, Knowing that my kidneys ere the real cause of the entire . ouole' brought box of Doan,s idrey Pills to the house, and re. 'eSted me 10 give them a trial 'u taken so much medicine that as more than discouraged. and had 'le' II any, faith in any prepara- 9h' However, I reasoned if tbev not do me good they could not 'ssibly make me worse, so he the treatment. After the third se' felt something dart across me U Hash of lightning, and from at moment l began to improve It pam In my back and kidneys sitlVeiy disappeared, the kidney ,retions became free and natural present rest and sleep well. my oetite Is good, my weight has in- ased from 118 to 155 pounds, and hesh IS firm and solid. My friends u"ily marvel at the change in my 'earance. Words cannot exnress own feelings. I am not outline GOO strongly when I say I have n raised from the dead. am lshed that had it not been for ms Kidney Pills, taken when were, l would have been either E Tn the Lake View Cemetery. or nvalid for the balance of my life I'll De only too pleased to give uter particulars of my case to any
 ealing on me, not, of course of idle curiosity, but if they real rave Kidney complaint and want fnow what course to pursue ta relief"
 FREE TRIAL of this great kid nieulclhe which cured Mrs. Isted De mailed on application to any
 or the United States. Addr.s, Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y. Saie oy all druggists, price 50
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
iul Cal 1endar Forr raoo

kl5 inches, of beautiful re.
 Ill eolors, of pastel draw. H. Is no" ready for distribn. De mailed on receipt of twen. cent s-coln or stamps Ad. o Miller General Passenger
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
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wet nurse;' asked the ladv Ftlsed ], in the newspapers ,, replied the applicant, ..b,rt Tn pa lhe nose on me if you give
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
PHOTOGRAPHS.

We have just received the finest stock of Photograph Card Mounts ever brought to the city. All the latest novelties found in the city galleries, together with souvenir sofa pillows, book marks, hat marks, scarfs, etc, in the latest designs, suitable for holiday and birthday presents. A lso are pre- pared to supply buttons in all grades and prices. Call and ex- anime our work and get our prices which run from sl00 to S1O per dozen. South Side Gallery.
 J. K. PEDRICK,
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

| the Cynical Codger, "it i. to trade your reputation for 1n re up against it whenyoutrv l. Baltimore Herald
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Ibs K, love Dr. Woods Norway iiea9ant to take; perfectly hma. 'oue ',' colds,
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

t the q, skin, horrible plague. Iy afflicted in one way CT an. one safe, never failing cnre
 ent. At any drug store. 5oc
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

n T, has figured out to h. own at It IS 3,333, ,333 times SC ea ,5e, " n aIly News. . 'o pay
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

f''i Whole life to Hurdock Blood 2nd ;,l & cure. B. B. B. has made He, Mich. onas'
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Plso's Cure for Consumption three years ago. Mrs. Thos wen, N. r., Feb. l., 1900
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Tn tOIoWy

,ater-The directions for mak.
 say; Take equal parts man. what is mandrake
 2 ,ater= Mandrake IS q useI-ss 'hieago Tribune.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

called .h pin money D" his wifi. a,l don't know, unless if is ,snands ,sa ,r are always stuck fo,
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

necessity. Dr. Thomas
 Heals burns, cuts. wonnds cures sore throat, cronn ',u na ; never fails. P' e"'
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

IT, " ould you trust him m," To what extent % "W.Il Ts lock e q :, out t, for his own interests $
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

Everything of the very best and latest in mems and ladies shoes. Bran don X Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

'ur relatives that We are ever seem proud of us.-ln. ws. A1
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

q Tar. Hohey ot che Drops Cure in one mippta a
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

rrles I mortgage it is usually n | hit it.-Chicago Daily
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

'"o 4OhHQ lb be III l ning condition. The knee. and eI. larger joints were greatly in could not be moved. + was treme difficulty that the pa, turned in bed, with the aid our persons. The weight of 'as so painful that means had 10 keep 1t from the patient, saw that his assistance womb and left the house, the mem. i family following him to the g. Almost immediately fbe | ones were addressed by mn nan He had heard of inc family, and now sked them nedy, and accordingly brougbt of St. Jacobs Oil. The poor tnls remedy. The first appli. the patient very much. after they, used it again. and. Won. rs, the pain vanished entirelyi nent application improved tRe m two days he was well and the doctor called d few davs indeed surprised. ''
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
A Surprised PbysIcI,n
A dying patient reeovers through ,ba ;r
 'efposition ot humble German.

Some weeks ago Dr. G-fa vsr, rV' ra,,,,. io,
 z, soIe and widely known physician. li,,nGf an - Street, was called to attend n Soru, complicated case of Rheumatism- EHn11 aariiVihg at the house he found man about iorty years of age, lying m a prostfated and s9stIous condition, with his whole, frame eaneefou+ly eaIa affected with the painful dis, the 6he man continued to grow worse. and o1 ouh0aL evening be Mas fnunL t L.. m -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Howard College Commeneement.


 East Lake, May 2e--The following is the program for the sixteenth annual commepcement of Howard College. May g to &: t." "A -. h'as, X Thursday. May p. s;sp P. ,p,r,Finsi, meet- ing Franklin I.itersrx& snciety . i, Fridax, May 9. s:ao p, m.-Fipsl meet ing Philemsthic Literary Society, Sunday, May 25. II s .m.-commeneeM sermon by pr. Keer. Boyce Tupper. pastor First Baptist Church. Phila- delphia, Pa, ..
 Monday. May 2s, 10 a. m.-sophomore dec- lamation contest for gold medal ssse p. m, athletic exhibition in the col- lege auditorium = ---'-n- A-- Tuesday. May z, 10 a. m.-Junlor orato- rical contest for gold medal: 3. p. m, battalion and prize drill, cadet corps, college campus; s.30 p. m.. address before Society of Alumni, college chapel by J. T. Collins. sJr..- BirIn- ingham. followed by' q general! recep- tion. / Wednesday. May 2s. 10 a. m.-cemmence- ment day; Q). baccalaureate address. by Dr. John R. Sampey.f professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Inter T pretatiop. Southern Rsptist Theoloef- cal Seminary. Louisville. ky.; @ awarding of dipIafnas by President F. NJ. Roof: @ anneuncsmentsl for the Board of Trustees. by Dr. A. c. Davidson. president of the Board < The Board of Trustees win meet fin an- nusl session in Franklin Hall, Tuesday. May q. 10 a. rn.. sharp. The Society Gf Alumni will hold its annual business meeting in the college auditorium. Tues day. May '2T. 5 o'ciSck p. m 7 3t All ll-rallreads in AIAbams sell round trip tickets at one and eae-thiEd fare. certis heats plan. <. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
INsAieE ron IF. vi1zfoH.
sTs Negroes wiil Ds aS.aevsd frsu, Tuscafeess Hestital.

Tuscaloosa. May se.-(speciai. )--Thuvs- day morning about SIS insane negro patients yil1 be. sent-te aGt. Vernon. the new annex tofs tho. Alsbanta tpsane Hos pital, which has rsceltly been set apsft for the neEroes. They will be handieA eSer 9the Alabama Great Southern Rail- road on a ssecial train. colsistins of nipS who are experienced hands in the stearp laundry. will be kept heRe to work In the hospital laundry. Dr. searcy has recent. ly visited Mt. Vernon and expreAked him. self as being much pleassd It Is undsr the tmsnaGeraentf of Dr. George ~, Searcy, IT,. son of Dr. James T. aearey, superintendent of the shospitals here. As soon as the negroes are removed the vacancies viii he rapidly hifed., With the negroes alseads st Mt. veEAon, they will number about See.
 ti.% E%1 ..t. -a----- s'9Sttss T ss,s f
 Among the many new enterprises in is being opened UP sy Jcness& sunshiAS
 The stone is of q very siperiof quality. being the same that 'ves sused for ths construction of sthe gcvSfhrtsnt locks on the Warrior River. 7 The1 new frm has just received an order Tor sixteen car loads, to be shipped to Mobile. It F probable that the stone xiil bs shipped by water. .b s9sss a.!
 Miss Julia C. Emery of New York ad- dressed the ladies of Christ Church this afternoon in behalf of the weman.e Auxiliary work. She will be the guest of Mrs. Ellen Peter.Bryce during her stay in Tuscaiocsa. s0As The city has. contracted for al stone pavement to be placed just to the north
 of the city building This will add
 greatly to the appearancs of Seventh Street. The commencement recital at the rus- caloosa Female College yesterday proved | to be very delightful affair. The work
 of those who eparticipaetd was most ex- celleut. .sszI ,4 ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

Saturday evening with the primary and academic exhibition inSths college chapel. On yesterday morning at Ii O'Clock at the Methodist Church. the commence-
 ment sermon was preached by Rev. l. s. evening sermon by Rev. W. E. Morris of Sylacauga. This morn ing the commencement recital was held in che college chapel. This evening at a. m. at the Academy of Music, .Pygmalion and Galatea." one of. the commeHcement exereises. was given. The aiumnae and trustees's meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon at the college. Tn grand con cert will b. given Tuesday evening at 8 p. m. Wednesday at Ii a. m. the graduating exercises and literary ad- dress by Rev. l.. O. Dawson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
ARAdyeE lisolnsnt
COLLEGE NOTES.

Tuscaloosa, May s.-(SpeciaD-The pro-. gram for commeucement exercises or the University of Alabama Is as follows:s reate sermon by the Rev. Archibald, J.. Battle, D. ID. L. S. D., Anniston. Ala; Unuiversity of Alabama, class of 1s46.
 Monday, June ?, at II a. m.--oration before the literary societies by the Hon Edmund M. Robertson, A. M. IL. B.. Mobile. Ala; University of Alabama. ''Ics aia:so % D. m.-contest for the Mary Fern medal, :for exfellency in drilling. dn Clark HaL) ,m.,.,s o, n. c.o. logical Museum. the physical and chemi- cal laboratories and the observatory.
 5 D., rn.-Review of the Alabama Corps ,f Cadets by his Excellency William D. s:s0 D. m.-The Presidents reception.
 Tuesday. June 3, at S:3o a. m.-Annual meetin gof the Society Of the' Alumni Gin If a. m.-oration Nbefore the Society of the Alumni by the Hon. J. Thomas Hefiin of Lafayette, Ala. Un Clark Halll
 D. m.-AIumni sbanduet in the dining hail.sof the University. cemmeneernent soraslorI by Hon: Andrew F. Montague. Ph. D., LI.. D. Presidene of Turner University. Greenville. &. C.
 " II ,hs sss ciarR sss S1 dining hall.
 The Juniors played tiie ySophomores in e game of bali ton the campus Saturday which resulted ina score Of , to in Ia vor of the former
 Saturday afternoon was field day at the University Mfr NJ. P. Hughes was Cap tain, while H. w. Roberts was Manager The following we're the prize winners:: 2a0-yard dash, McQuen, first, H. Smith. second. Throwing ball, Weaver. first; Conniff. second. Pole vault Douglas, first: Sherell. secoud. Running high jump, Hughes, first; Connif and Mcqueen, sec. ond. 44e-yard run. H. Smith, first: Me Queen, second. 12O-yard hurdle. McQueen. first: Conniff. second. 1oo-yard dash. H. shot 'Mcoueen, first; Conniff, second. Running high jump. Hughes, first; Mc- Queen, second. The affair was'entered in- to with great deal of vim which added greatly to the enthusiasm of both those who participated. as we'll as the lockers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
WILL ENLARaE FURNACE. ' .l t''' "f- 'a s---D~ tf;-S st tFt ts : M .3.1r-T --.f-'~' .s Capacity to Be Increased Thirty-hve
 Tons Daily. S.- 70, <

Gadsden. May 20 Especial )--The Gads.: den furnace of the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company will be enlarged and repaired. The company has decided to increase the capacity of the plant from
 le5 tons to 2e0 tons Of pig iron daily. The expert machinist and, the sensinser of the companys have been here 1for several weeks making estimates and drawings for the work of enlsrglng the furnace. ore mine wEich Is named Etowah No. 2, and mines about 200 tons of iron orc daily which is of a verx fine quality. 4
 The registering of the voters of Etowah County was complsted Saturday and the ndmber regietered is about what the voting strength of the county has been in the past. In the thirty country beats outside of Gadsden there were registered se5s. In Gadsden beat there were s06, making total of 3sso fsr the county 'sT
 Walker Jolly. wanted in Admission on the charge of bigamy. was arrested here by Deputy Lister. and turned over to Annis. ton officers. s. jssi; 7 The jury in the case of Nancy Green vs the Louisville and Nashville road. Mrs. Green fig suing the road for damages fof the Killing of her small child Cora, near the car. works sbo,lt tiireersye rs, a %, brought in vsrdict' of 900 fSr the plaintiff. aS v
 John Rollins is again in jail in. G,Inters- vile on a charge of assault to kir and Etowah and Madison Counties have writs against him for carrying concealed pistol and for abusive language. At the preliminary exa animation held before Judge Ayers his bond was fixed at sisSos which he could not give. Rollins served a short sentence in the .penitsntiary' foF killing his father-in-law. He has been in Guntersvilie with his family since hts return from the, peritentisry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
CONSUMPTION CUR REp IT. Edward H. Arlington, whom ths Ds
 consunpdoa we. rsrnassasy ouss1 ns *S $ Duffy's Pure Malt WhfSl<ey

asthma and diseases of the tnroot ~
 and the doctors preeent agree4-WE9 4 9Iz. juiousIy Dufy'k Pure Malt
 for old and syoung It has carr6o4 Q4 ir,e of health to hundreds Of tho>nan1p 8 sdfYerers Many have tried to fmltete ~
 unreliable dealers have ben nnoun e9 uX b&cause there was rnofe pt04t n tX X tutes So we caution our patteqts to - s1 fui and see that .Dufy's Pure Ma2t M . is on the label and that 1t is our oWo 11 bottle, with the name blown in 14 @<>9 This is the only way Duffys Purc 81A It is fraud ---.- ---.- 2, N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Alabama Central Femsle college.

The thirty-seventh annual commence- Ynent will begin on Friday, May g. with raent. On Sunday. May 20. at Il a. m., the Commencement sermon will be preached at the First Baptist Church by pr. NJ. B. Wharton of Eufaula, Ala. Monday, May e6. meeting of the Board of Trus- tees in the Alumnae Hall. Monday. May 8 at SIS. the Clionian Society. On Tues day. May P. s:15 p. m, the grand concert and on Wednesday at S:15p. m. the grad uatinx exercises and baccalaureate ad- dress Eby Dr. oscar H. Cooper, President nf inc Raylor University of Texas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
An rn,unction Threatened.

Mayor Mcleod has signed the. ordinance as passed by the lsst Council meeting al- ioyinr the Western Railroad to run its tracks ID Peacock and Hinton Alleys. The work of5putting the track along Pea cock Alley will commence In day or so. Preperty holders along Hinton Alley threaten to get out an injunction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Nerress Had 5000 casket.

Matt Gowan. the old colored woman ybo ran the Washington House. and who Buried in $500 conn. She knew she had heart trouble and went to an undertak- ing establishment and selected the coffin that she wished to be buried in some the cofiin that she selected to her old home in Mississippi. The old woman was very fieshy and has known for some time past that her end would be sudden. She E.oeo or Ss,O Oo0. most of which she Is said to have inherited from some relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
MARION SEMINARY.
Commencement Exercises are Now in
 Full Swing.

Commencement Exercises are Now in Full Swing. Marion, May 2o.-tSpecial. )-Marion Is just now in the midst of commencement , exercises. % EHg % ' On account of the sudden illness of Rev. Henry Trawick, pastor of the Tus- kegee Methodist Church. who had been selected to preach the commencement sermon of the Marion Seminary. Rev. !. E. McCann. the local minister was ltpressed into service and preached a most Finteersting sermon to a large audience. The services were held in the Preebyte- rian Church which has been recently re-
 novated and presented most handsome
 appearance: Sunday night Mir, Mccann preached to the under graduates in which | he also acquitted himself in a manner l which did not show the least sign of the lack of preparation. He is very able minister and an attractive speaker and was ready to respond to any duty. The concert Friday night in the college chapel consisted of the rendition of some most excellent music. instrumental and vocal. from the best authors. Each piece showed that the student had been well
 trained and that this department of the Seminary is in keeping with the very
 best colleges of the country. =
 Monday night was devoted to the art levee and Tuesday morning to the Junior Handkerchief Bazaar." The Seminary for over a half century has held high place among the schools of the, country in this department and the streams of visitors evidenced that public is still cognizant that 1t is sustaining its very high reputa. ton in the teaching of art.
 The following composes the graduating class ~rs Y
 Sarah iStrother Irby. Lower Peachtree. Ala: Katherine Perry. Birmingham, Ala; Virginia Pope. Marion; Robbie Augusta Praig. Walden. Ala: Mary Dora Parish, Wilcox County; Mattie Sophia King, Marion; Mamie Arteila McNeill. Camden. Ala. Graduate in art, Julia Crenshaw, Marion. e. - ' Z q.
 Wednesday eevning. Rev. A. A. Little will deliver the baccalaureate address, followed by senior essays.
 The Seminary has had a very pros- perious year and the attendance has been almost equal to the accommodations.
 A cloud burst occurred in Brush Creek Beat in the northern portion of the coun- ty the latter part of last week totally
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
Tuscaloosa Female College.

Miss Marion Hall, of St. Louis. Mo. has accepted the position as presiding teach CT for next year. to succeed Miss Mar garet Fitzpatrick Miss Hall has spent sew eral years abroad in the study of Latin literature and, art and has been stu- dent in Harvard and the University of Chicago. E t
 The commencement exercises began
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

w.TM.~ CHI and sons. Barney and Joe.
 accompanied by a servant. left for Per
 the rest of the family will join them
 later, They carried along their fishing
 tackle. $ dogs and guns and expect to
 spend delightful summer at their sea side home. ..l.t. .- ~ L.lt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

The fine rains of the past few days came in good time to save the oat crop. which was suffering for a good, soaking rain, Thousands of. dollars will be saved to the planters of this section in the benefit that has accrued to the oat crop by the recent rainfall. i' t,as i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

Walter :Cawthop. one of the; men accus- ed of killing the old negro out at the Valley Greek bridge Saturday night. and who was shot by, one of his pals, Is in the county jail and not in the infirnlary as has ben reported. He Is not seriously
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

!, The Y. M. c. A. boys defeated the Har- reirs Crass Road team at Riverside Park this sNernoon by a score of IS to 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21
win Oppose Hobson.

News comes from Hale County that Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson will have opposition in the-race for the Sen, atorship from Hale and Greene, prossdeh he Is placed on the retired list ana sen- ters the race forth position. Ex-Rep- 'resenfative Knight is said to be the man who will oppose him for the position. MT. Knirht is a strong man in Hale and will give the gallant Young hero Of Santiago of them try for the job. Hale and Greene alternate in the senatorship. and az Greene County sent Senator Amos Hor- ion to MentEorneYy the last time It IS now Haies time Ito furnish the Senator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-21

Misses Ella and Emma Shuptrine have returned home from pleasant stay or some months in sTexRrkana. Ark