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The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

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 Take your laundry to the Hnmi Laundry, southside. Good and promo Wor* guaEanted.
 From now on all tramps are warn ee 1 10 keep away from this town: we are s.ViHg our welcome for "A MH.janair, Tramp" Opera house October lst.
 Mrs. Dr. VanPatton made avine trip to Forrest City last Saturday. and spent 'he day with friends. She re turned to WyRne on the evening train
 Misses Louise Gatling, Mary Mallory Martha Hatcher and Eessie Nay sim. mons. left Tuesday to enter Sallens school at Bristol, Va.
 Ask the salesnen to show you through. The goods are here to suit you. Brandon & Baugh.
 Capt. J. G. Stern sold to Abner Clark all or sec. 2S and the north half and southeast quarter sec, 29, township } io0 acres more or less. Consideration 5000 cash.
 Squire J. F. Richards came homs Monday from A prolonged visit at Slloam Springs, Ark. He has recover ed his usual good health, and looks as spry as a youngster.
 F. W. Cox of Olive Branch, Missis. sippl. IS visiting his brother-in law. T J. Wfthers, at Widener. Both of these gentlemen left foot prints on the vel vet of The Times sanctum Tuesday.
 Old Vollmer Whskey. put up hy Jesse Moore Hunt Co., is pure and whole. some. For sale by I. C. Folbre < Co.,, Ftrrest City, Ark.
 Mir. II. T. Chisenhall, was pleas ant visitor from Palestine at our sane tum Wednesday, and moved up his name on our list of subscribers. He says crops are fine in his neighborhood.
 Miss Tolise Rollwage left Tuesday night for St. Louis, where she will re- enter the Forrest pa.k University. where she expects to graduate next June.
 Charley Rutledge, who was reported killed in railroad accident in Tpnnes- see. some time ago, turned here last Sun1ay. rlght Smartly dlshgured, but still in the ring.
 The ginning season has set in and we would remind the ginners that The Times job printing office can furnish weight books, tags, and other printed supplies.
 "A Millionaire Tramp'sn wealth consists in the sole ownership of the richest vein of pure comedy that any theatrical prospectOr has struck iu many moons. Opera house October
 Cut this out and take it to J. T. San. ders. drug store and get box of Chan berlain's Stomach & Liver tablets The best physic. They also correct disorders of the stomach. Price 25 cents.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

Brst assortment of boys pants in thu city 10 be found at Russell, Graham $ Go.
 W. P. Evans and his efficient clerk Preston Buford. spent Monday in Memphis oil business. Miss Hattie Jones left "Wednesday for Golden Lake, 10 visit relatives fUr several days. FoR SALE A few more good lots in the Russell addition. on easy terms. Apply to James Russell.
 Miss Lila Hood left Sunday for Franklin Tennessee. where she will attend school.
 Lorena and Lowellen Trice of M2rianna. are spending the week with their aunt, Mrs k B. Trice
 We are glad to ser our friend. Edgar Taylor, on the streets again. after his tuSsIe with severe illness.
 Best assortment of boys pants in the city 10 be found at Russell, Graham & Go.
 Mr. Frank Chew of Helena, was in town Wednesday on his way home from the bottom country.
 A horses foot is like human foot ar ill-fitting shoe hurts. Joe 4. Beck fits hls shoes. At J. NJ. Halls.
 We are glad to note that R q. Dyer of this city, has been retained as clei k in the State Land office at Little Rock
 Fall ia here and we are the place for underwear, and the finest wool bed blankets in town. Brandon & Baugh.
 Joe Myers. the old reliable of the Choc'aw work train, was called home Sunday evening by the Illness of his little boy.
 We are sorry to learn of the illness of Mr. Joe Miller. who has pneumonia, |, and earnestly hope for his speedy re- coyery.
 Money to loan, money to burn, mon. ey to feed to the horses for hay. "A Millionaire Tramp" Opera house Oc. tober lSt.
 Hurry up and get first choice out of the fresh stock flannel, waistings, dress goods, at Brandon & Baughs.
 Rev. Bingham preached atthe Pres byterian church Tuesday night, and received three new members into the folds of the flock.
 F. J Barrow came home from UO. Springs Saturday to attend to a sale of tract of land in the bottoms, Which he accomplished Monday ard returned to the Springs Tuesday. to remain a couple of weeks longer.
 DeWltt's Witch tss Salvo
 For Piles, Burns, Sores.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

We are headquarters for ft II men'S. youths and childreh's clothing Sterling brand. Brandon & laugh.
 Amidst circle of home folks, Mr Water Bats was united in matrimo uy-to Miss Maud Bo, cite, last Tues day night, at the residence of lhs brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Franl BoyPtte. SsuIre J. F. Stone officiating The Times throws the old slipper al the young couple, and wishes them a smooth journey through life's rugged path.
 Little Jamie Gwyn had narrow es cape yesterday noon, while diving down front street. The horse took fright and dashed around Beck cor n ,r and ran down Washington street At a terrible pace. Jamie managed tc jump without receiving even a scratch No damage was done except few spokes were broken out of the buggy wheels The rig belonged 10 Dr, Stone
 It is human nature for one to look for the best and cheapest of every. thing, and il. is generally conceded that the best is the cheapest. NJ. IIassi n's add in another column. tells you what he keeps in stock, and visit to his pretty and neat store will convince me that he combines the two-bes, and cheapest. Attentive clerks tO wait on you, and no trouble 10 show goods.
 The Ophelucian Club met at their new club room yesterday afternoon on business, Mrs. X. W. Norton, was elected president; Mrs. T. c. Merwin vice president; Miss Norma Rollwage. secretary, and Mrs. E. A. Roife, treas urer. The sum of S79.00 was sub- scribed to meet the current expense for the year.
 Do you notice the distinct and p'easant flavor possessed by the Od Vollmer" whiskey? It IS the result of purity. T. c. Folbre & Co, Forrest City, Ark.
 Low prices and good goods will sure Iy shut ont competition. Nj A Brown s a 'yerlisement in this issue Illustrates he assertion. A visit to his store on the east side of North Washington st. will show line of goods not equaed i' thio t'by III Qudititf; NHdiity anu va riety. The goods are cheap and bright and, hgurativelY speaking, you can get anything from brass pin to an anchor. Call and see him.
 The only sure preventative for 'climateria" is the moderate iise of good liquors. and care should be taken as 10 what brands are used and from what house lhey are procured. T. (. F0lbre & Co, have established their reputation as handlers and dispensers Of the best of liquors, and one can ftly on tie purity of the article asked for. They ask your patronage.
 c A E TIC RIA.
 Ras,s tbs > The Kind You Have tlSays pourht ''''a'''' ss &M4zIza<
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

Gall for old Prentice, the pureSI grade of whiskey made. aged 10 years in the barrel before bottlng. At T C. Folbrc X Co.
 Love is the sweetest thing on earth Is the caption of an advertisement il anoihe column Indigestion. however IS Loves greatest enemy. and the mali, cause of this insidious complaint is tht snggy. poor bread and cakes we eat Fred kleiLer. of the Klondike Bakery is an experienced baker. and superir. tends his business. which is a guarai tee that Love vii! not suffer from indi gestab!e bread and cakes when bougl, from he klondike Bakery. Read Int advertisement.
 W IT. Iimerson. of the Morris Bros Marble Works of Memphis. came over Tuesday to put in place the magnif cent monument over sthe grave of Judge Geo. r. Taylor, The design is hug" stump of tree, resting on feui logs, is of blue Bedford stone seven feet high. and enbl. matic of the order of the w, odmen of the World. of which the Judge was an honored mem Der. The unvaling of the monument Will take place some time in the early future.
 The case of Alex Harris, colored, was called in the circuit court Tues day. There were four charges against him. Burglary. grand larceny and shooting with intent to kill He plead guilty to all four indictments and Judge Hutton gave him eight years in the penitentiary. Harris is the negro who robbed Folbre and Sanders & Bowen's saloons some time ago, secur- ing two watches and pistol. He escaped from the night watchman af- ter exchanging several shots, and was captured later at Brinkley and brought back and landed in jail.
 There is more Catarrh in this section Of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable For great many years doctors pro. nounced 1t local disease, and pre- scribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be cCnstitu- tional disease, and. therefore. requires constitutional treatment. Hali's Ca tarrh sCure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney X Co, Toledo. Ohio. is the only oHsti,utional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to q teasDo0nful. It acts direc Y on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials Address. F. ]. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, 0 rg g@Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
 c A S TO R r A.
 Bears the 1 The Kind You Haze AIsayS Bought Signature ss &NAzIZw
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

The busy housewife may save much time and worry at tiying to Il ink nf what t6 buy 10 eat. If she viii visit
 Sanders grocery The goods are SD displayed ihat every shelf IS a sugg.s. tion delight IL aill not ba uecesssrv to look riseW here for grceer.e or low prices after you have visited Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

Everything of the very Lest al d latest in mems and ladies shoe. Brat don x Baugh.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12
e MAx1~

This signature is on every box of the genuine
 Laxative Bromo=Quiiline Tablet, the remedy that cures a cold in one day
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

Gall fer old Prentice, the purest grade of whiskey made. aged 0 years in the barrel before botting. At T. C. Folbrc X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

We are headquarters for a fit m mems. youths and childreh's clothing. Sterling brand. Brandon X l'augh.
The Forrest City times., 1902-09-12

Miss Hattie Jones left Wednesday for Golden Lake, to visit relatives for several days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06
Art Decorating.

Such is the genius OF house decorat-
ing nowadays that only frst-class ar
fists can compete for this class of
trade The man who can make the
humblest cottage as attractive as the
mansion is u genius indeed. c. A.
Lewis, who has opened a place of bust
ness at 1040 Alakea street, viii Go
painting and paper hanging in all its
branches He VIII give his personal at
tention to- ali work intrusted to him.
Mr.. Lewis is an artist of many years
experience in the painting and house
decorating business; he is graduate
of Cooper Art School of New York City.
Mr. Lewis has been foreman for the
past several months of Honolulu firm
in the same line of business. and is
familiar with what is wanted in this
city. The contractors of Honolulu know
his ability in this line, and will be
pleased to learn of the business ven
ture that he is now making.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06

Waikiki. Miss Nape is a most popu-
lar young lady, and has many friends
all over Maui She has been teaching
in the Wailuku Union School. Mr..
Field was the organizer of the Maui
Hotel Company.
on the morning of December 3oth the
summit of Haleakala was thinly Gov
cred with snow again.
Both the Paia and Hamakuapoko
stores We're closed last week during the
taking of the stock.
The name of Spreckelsville is soon to
be erased from the map. 1t will De
simply known as Camp /. The post
office and mill are to be called Put
meme.
The First National Bank of Wailuku
is prospecting beyond the expectations
of the promoters.
Tonight Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky VIII
give a progressive euchre party at her
residence at Puumalei MakaWao.
Nathaniel Black has resigned his po-
s:tion at Spreckelsville, and Will de-
part for Manila.
Messrs. Griffin and Haughs have been
entertained by Mr.. Ii. A BALDWIN, Oh
Hamakuapoko during the week. On
New Years day Mr.. Baldwin showed
the two gentlemen the OIinda country,
and on the End he guided them to the
Keanae- Nahiku forests. Today
Messrs Griffin and Haughs go to Ulu-
palallua: on Sunday to lao Valley, and
on Tuesday to Hawaii.
Tony McLane, the popular agent in
charge of Paia depot, is soon to de-
part for Hawaii, to the regret of his
many friends.
Miss Hart, of Punahou Preparatory
School, has been the guest of Mrs. w
o. Aiken, of Makawae.
The Ladies Reading Club met at
Mrs w S. Nicons residence. Hama
kuapolzo, during the afternoon of the
third.
weather-Very cold, with some rain.
On December Both and several other
days of the week the thermometer reg
istered IL degrees at Ukulele, and "a de
grees at HaleakaIa Ranch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06
MRS. MARY GREGOvICH

Of Philispsburg, Montana, Tells How
She Was Cured of Dandruff.
Montana, under date Of Nov. 20, 1899,
writes: at had typhoid fever this sum-
mer, consequently was losing my hair
terribly, and my head in places was
perfectly bald. Newbro's Herpicide
had Just come into use in Philipsburg
and the doctor strongly recommended
1t to me. After three or four applica-
ton my hair stopped falling out and
is coming in again quite thick. I used
70 be troubled greatly with dandruff,
of which I am now quite cured" Kill
the dandruff germ with Herpicide.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

At noon December 81, Miss Marga-
ret r. Nape was married TO Mr.. w. II.
Field. at Maunaolu Seminary, Paia, by
Rev. DR.. f. G. Beckwth. Both the
bride and bridegroom are residents OF
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
HELD FOR SUSSEX
AUTHORITIES.
John Thomas Must Answer
the Charge of Burglary of
SeafOrd Residence.


John Thomas. who was arrested
yesterday by Officers Cornish and
Abrams, must answer charge
OF burglary. The charms found ia
his possession and the overcoat he
wore were identified as stolen pro.
perty. l.. E. Wallace. of Seaford.
came here last evening in answer 10
a telegram from Chief Black. lie
identified the Masonic and X. of p.
charms as his property and later
identified the ovsrcoat which Thomas
wore when arrested.
WailaCe's store was robbed on
Saturday night BY four men who
succeeded in escaping from the
watchman who fred at them.
Thomas was photographed yester-
day SO that other cities may be COM
municated with to identify the burg
lar who says his home is IN Cincin-
natl.
Before Thomas was arrested yes.
terday companion was with him.,
bu, he disappeared. The tundle
of clothing which Thomas spoke Of
at the time Of his arrest has not been
recovered.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
our ''unrIar' system.

Recent CEptl' 'H'' has Drought
home to bls!nr,~ @t"A VIVA s,rI,uuG
force the lack VI e.a>,.rtv IN our
monetary -ystem says Br"u-treet'..
At no time has tue interest lm tins
subject been more Widespread than
at present Hardly Il gathering at
men Interested IN cominrrcr ~ fl
nance is he'll u, winch II dp.> uJ'
furnish mattrr for discussion, II
is not strange. lArrct Jrr ,H0t IL"
New York tmMHur ~. 'OuIu-rc
shOull have ~JtuUlIat Il, Ia-t
meetluy prIvf 'pE- ."r0Idt.pn Oi
its new iru' Ia, j'r .,t~,Jy' Of a
resolution inst slrUr'.I, ,J- ,DuuIttoe
on finance aul ctrrur. - report
to the chHmb"r -tD', .el-lUie meas
ures as in Its oplnlon Wp.ud t"ut to-
pro vide against the l''"Irr"u.o' u a
money situation ~.riI Il. rrr"ntIy
confronted the financial community
The general subject has often en-
gagged attention hitherto. but per.
haps circumstances huve uu|,r he
fore been 50 propItlyu1 for bringing
about the reforms desired II those
earnestly dc-irCus Of seeing the
needed change made act now with
unity and persistence there is Il
strong likelihood that they may
reach the goal
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Vote Buying IA Grave Reproach.

Attorney General Herbert H.
Ward is busy man. Perhaps he
will find time, however, to investi-
gate some of the stories of vote
buying in the two lower counties
at the recent election. Although
evidence of vote-buyins may be
very hard to get ordinarily, yet
from the stories Of unblushing and
open handling of money last Tues
day it would seem that enough evil
dence might be secured.
The hope for thorough reform
In the matter of bribery lies, how
ever. in the people themselves, and
until they have enough regard for
their good name and the good name
of the State. to withstand the briher
legal steps can scarcely end such an
evil as this. Although the consti
tuition appoints State judges as the
persons to pass upon bribery
charges, it is held that in one case
ut least the proof was established
but the Court did not convict and
that the effect of this failure to con-
vict was responsible for making
The bribers more bold than they
were before. Every DelawareaD.
without regard to party, should do
his utmost to discOuntenanC9 brlb-
cry in whatever form and to lend
his influence towards wedding out
bvery trace of it from the State.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Another Senatorship WraugIe.

The political situation in Colora-
do is very badly mixed. On the
face of the returns, the Democrats
have secured control OF the Legls-
.ature by six majority on joint bal
lot, thereby ensuring the return Of
Mr.. Teller to the Senate for another
term. The Republicans have il ma
iority of seven in the lower house,
however, and it is reported that
they contemplate the capture Of tho
JOINT Convention by Unscatin@ the
whole Democratic delegation from
Arapaho county, replacing them 10y
the Republican candidates. |. thi5
game can be worked, the Democrat
ic majority Of six Oh Joint ballot
will be Transformed into Il kcpubIl-
can majority of y and Mr Teller
will be retired to private life, with
ex-senator Edward q. WaicOtt as
his probable successor,
In this contingency, the Demo-
cratic upper house, It Is reported,
will create a deadlock by refusing
to meet the lower branch III joint
Convention for the election ot Il
Senator. The authors Of thi, con-
templated move forget that It j., no
longer possible to break up the
Joint Convention i'll this way. |! d
majority Of the meuIber- If the
two houses put in an appearance at
the designated Time Il 1eNator will
be elected, and \ d VtprUm eloud
not be present, another meeting
must be held on tuo following day,
and on every legla5at.>n Ia, o5 Tie
session until uu ei~ct.op j, effected.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Mr.. Byrnc Iaiir on his Feet

II have been appointed ULited
States Attorney, said Mr.. William
Michael Byrue this morning. And
thereby hangs the tale Of the pOllt-
lcal sensation Of the day. When
Mr.. Byrme became tn" Union Re
publican nominee tOl Congress
and resigned his position as United
States District Attorney, many Of
his friends believed he was making
grave error They could not s-e
where he could benefit himself, for
they felt that he wou'd 90 down to
defeat. He went down to defeat.
but he led the Regular Republican
nominee, Dr.. l.. lieiser Ban by
5000 votes, aud perhaps that, more
than anything else, influenced Pres
dent Roosevelt to appoint him for
another four years term. Mr..
Byrne enjoys the rare distinction Of
Jne appointment rs a Regular Re-
publican and second appointment
as Union Republican,
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
KENT WANTS WORKaOUSE
Grand Jury of that Conmii Feels The Seed
of New Eri0indinry.
.prvDu to Inc pu,. Bcr.n,pra,

-p,cH ~ In" pHus irI"hu@u
Dover Nov. II. The Kent County
Grand Jury yesterday recommended
to the court that prisoners he
transferred to some wOrkhuu-9 aud
that the Legislature be asked to
provide a state institution Of that
character for all prisoners sentenced
in the courts. UDder the present
system Of our iaiis, punishment is
attalnc |, but reformation is an i'm
possibility. The hardened criminals
and children for committing petty
crimes are herd ed together in idle
ness. at the exp ense of the tax pay
cr: and when they should be EN-.
pIoycd in som occupation Al least
useful TO them selves. For thl, and
other reasons we rerJlnm4nI a
wOrkhOuse for prisoners.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Ihr \ ,luu of Advertising.

\ speaker before the Agate Club,
Of Denver. recently made the strong
point that the iasis Of fame and
success is publicity. The speaker
pointed TO j. Plempont Morgan as
type ol the ~Urroe,iuI man.
"Ptc~s, pulpit and platform, " he
said, NIl united to play J. Pirrpont
NorGau's magnificent golden game.
aud his Lon%,hrautd aStutrncso is
Shown in the lhrnomen&l fact that
he continually used others to do
hi, advertising at thrir own expense
Sow, ! am thoroughly convinced
that the long series Of tlIumph4
which have attended J. rierront
NrryJu'~ career arc tWo-th.r,!- due
t Iii. lu,uuct!Vc and almost mugi-
c power oi advertising. Ant just
~ A!r Morgan has won his fame
and power turyG%h effective puDIc-
ny. IT," same - "l-o true Of all the
really great men Of ancient and
modern times whether they oper.
a,r1 IN the realm Of commerce. pot
i'ire. literature. religion or war,
Wha, made Caesar bat the voice Of
tire people; What made Moses aud
isaiah but publicity combined with
dond~! And what m0Dt" C'rnnral
| Booth or Dr. Dow.r: It is aGvcr-
t-lnS | say ud"ertsi ing"
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
SMOTHER A COUGH.

You can smother a cough
with your hand but you can't
cure it that way. Some medi-
cines only smother coughs.
SCOTS Emulsion cures them.
Old coughs and deep-rooted
coughs can't be cured until
the inflammation which causes
them has been replaced by
healthy tissue.
That is exactly the kind of
thorough work SCOTS Emul-
sion does. 1t changes the
entire nature of the throat and
lungs so that there is nothing
to cough about.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl ST., N Y.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.
Prominent Golf From All over the Country
Will Play Here.

Prominent Con from All over the country
Will Play Here.
There is an unusually large num-
Der OF entries for the big open golf
tournament of the Wilmington Coun-
try Club, which opens on Thursday.
The list Of entries is as yet incom.
plete, as prospective contestants arc
givea until noon to-day to mail ac-
ceptances.
Some Of the the best-known
players in the country will part'ci-
pate in the tournament A majority
Of The plavers who took part In til
big Atlantic City tournament las
week will come here. Among whom,
it is expected, will be Champion
Travis. Entries have so far been
received from New York, Boston,
Chicago, Milwaukee and cities
equally as fan. The crack players
of Philadelphia and a number from
Baltimore and the Chevy Club OF
Washington will start on the quail
fying round on Thursday.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Prominent Educators VIII Address the
Local Teachers.

Prominent Educators VIII Address the
Local Teachers.
A Teachers Institute will be held
in the High School on December 8
and 9. Professor Wilmer of the
University of Pennsylvania, will
discuss 1.-THE Psychology of the
Teacher and the Backward Pupil"
The Hon. w. w. Stetson, l.. L. D.,
of Maine, will lecture on Essen
tials'', "The Profitable Teacher"
1.-THE Next Step, 1.-THE Study of
History, and professional Studies
for Teachers.
Beside these two speakers, Miss
Margaret McCloskey, supervisor of
primary schools, Newark, N. j.,
will discuss Literature in the
Elementary Schools" Language
in Primary Schools" and Classic
Art in Elementary Education"
Miss Francis Young, teacher of
pedagogy at the Training School
here will read a paper on 1.-THE
School as a Social Factor.
The public is invited to attend
the sessions.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-11
Pay For Ilr,tion Officers

The Levy Court requests all cleo
tion officers to present their bills at
once IN order that scttiament may be
made The commissioners deny that
some OF the bills have been paid. as
they cannot pay any of these bills
until all are reCoIveG.