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The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that under and ~ by virtue of Inc authority onferrcd uPou rre m 6 certain trust ceee eIecu ted 10 N II Broofs. JF-. as trustee for isrsei Gold cerg dated May 10. ls9S and ls now of record in Book sD. Page SS9. iG the oface of Clerk aud Recorder. within and for Si. Francis Eouu'y- Arksnsss. II was provided ia said irus' deed that n case of the sbaence of the sad W B. Bro1ss. Jr-. that tue aetiug sesrin of said county of St Francis should become fee tFu.iee snd execute ths trust ard the cad original trustee being sbs~nr and a~- fauli having been made m hs pa, "a .ut If |. . la4r btednr.s secured hy said trass oceS, and nssiHg teen duly requested io make sa,s ar lne rcai esEste conveyed m sad trust ce~d n .. e.r to pay s-id inasbted nets. will os
 HI E>DAf, THE asIH DAY UF FEB
 RUARY. l.9s
 at the wes; door of the courthouse in the town ot Forrest City, County of St Yrsncis stsic or Afkznsss. between legal hours of. Ter for ss se 10 he xh-st bidder for cash the following csscf bed real estate io-vt: The Northwest Quarter of tee ss.gns.st Uosr'er Of Section Eixas sL To-a.hip -Four tt North. Bsus~ One lls Esst, situated jp st trAncis county. Arkansas
 Iftc ostieTed IO ts@ good but sell only sa sesri1 and Acting Trasfee
 Ihls the sts day Of February tar
 h. WiLLiANs Y s-eri1 ard Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
NEW CASTLE TIMES.

Mud. Mud Mud
 Lumber in demand.
 Ginning season slno.; over.
 Miss Alma Pirtie visited friends in Forrest City last week.
 Services al Forrest Chapel church Sundsy II am, and si Wesley church 3pu. All gre cordially invited to st. t-nd
 Messrs Oscar Wolf sad Felix Evans wen, to Csczlla Friday. where they will b. employed in loading ears for the heading company g; tha. plscs.
 Mrs SznEie Strong was z rleAssu. visitor al the home of [. L. Horton several days this week.
 RobeI. Oliver has begun work on hi. new dwelling, which be IS erecting on ihe site of that destroyed by last springs cyelons-
 :. B. swan was soliciting votes in the vicinity of New Castle "Wednesday of as. week.
 Ar. T. O. Fitzpatrick was in the southeastern psrt ot tbe state several lays this week on business.
 Mss Gertie Aberns,hy returned to hsr home h Miller. Miss, Fridsy, after s p.esszn. .so n n,h's spen. H..h .eia. tiy-s bsre and a; Caidwell
 Miss Cox closes her school Friday h. 2ist. 10 the regret of both patrons and pupils Aia Cox has taught a very successful term, and se hope 10 have h-r with us again in the sumner.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Been Hunting Twenty Years.

NlnE-ld. lo.A Nov e4. Is55
 Ge1iirr1ec: wris 10 ssy that have se~n 'rosa3ed win dyspepsia and insl- kestsc1 fnT inc past txenty years, tBc nave traco DsE! ra-6seznes and spent saeh money 10 10 Farpos- D1ai l tired i1r. Caicwras Syrup Prpsin- have ssrA tso botil-s sne an entirely re- s-Yrd e sH .iOEnseb trouble. l esuno; -s, too much sn fsvo- of ihis reE1edy I -aeeItally recon mend |. to all sufr-rers 'ruz iDd gssiiu7 Q. dysp+psR f0ugt Tey. wv RrEBsAk.
 Sod y J II. Duntvsnt
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Night Was Her Terror.

II Hould cough nearly all riThs long, |" writes Mrs Chas. ApplsKs,e ot Aisxan- dria. Ind. and could hardly get any sisep. l had consumption % tad that If walked block l would eough fright fully and spit blood, bat when al other medicines failed, then three si @ bottles Of Dr. king's New Discovery wholly cnred me. and gained 2. pounds" k's absolxte'y ggsrsnteed 70 cure cerghs. cslds. Ia grippe. bronchitis and all throat and lung troab ble. Price See and Sl co frlsl b0aes free si J. II DeH.yau,'s drug S,o.e.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
wAvELETS.

 There is room in Heaven for ,bs sin ner lssyed by grsc.l bu, not for his sins
 = We love the people. but we don't love their sins nor ours either.
 - Higher criticism is the gateway to sseptiei.m.
 Asnosiici.ms .I don't know" is skeplicisn's las. resort.
 = The most bigoted people we ever saw pre.euded to be most "lberaLs
 = Orthodoxy is much abused, but it means staying by the truth.
 = The man who regards himself lib eral," h generally bitter toward tbs orthodox
 There have been several kind words spoken to us o. our "Wzvel.i.."
 ..s We are no; writing to please. bu. Hiih the hope of doing good. ard pleas ing ss z result
 An empty stomach $ he excuse fer many 2 drunk Many 6IGnks is its c.G.. Q. empty ..a mach.
 =. II ;hs 6ruhk&rd sep. his word ever, tins he svore o7-ve.l, he would be g dEanka-d 70 longer.
 = The trader is no. 10 blame fer the mans being drunk. whom h. a-ece.. unless ke begins the treat The death os Ananiss and Sz1phir. sss caused by acting a lie 10 6rc-iye and dsfraud God
 If all yho try to deceive God noS should die at one iitn-, the uatsrizker would be very busy. = Cur little hreeyear-old slked us the other day a question which se give here: ''Is the wind Gods teei.s
 =. There worse ho2 in tosn than the quadrupsc. One destroys the gar- cen and the other your home ard hap piness.
 IL is . shame to see an old Tray haired candidate going to the saloon viih s young man already go drunk he can hardly go. Shame on such . candidate, =. AS ve have TO bette, place 10 put the drunken man than the city jail, is IS an act of kindness for the marshal to take him out of the hands Of his friends e ~bo seem so interested till his money is gone. = ls the large crop Of candidates the ,ause of more drunkenness than usual. If 60. the sooner the primary the better. ss Services at Baptist Church Sunday II a. m. and 7:i5 ?. n. A. N. COUCH. Pastor
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
lrrportar; Notice to Subscribers

On January c. l3r3, ~e closed sn sr- rsggeassnI wilh lhe Commercial Ap. peal Publishing Co, or Memphis, whereby we are enabled to ofl-r 1Hg FORREST CITY TlMEs and The Week., Commercial Appeal together with s guess in the Commercial Appeal, cotton guessing coutest. for the pfier c. iHR liAEs alone.
 lhe piic- of IHE TIxES alone is sl J1 ai.d tis- pI,r~ of the Conm-reial 4 ypeai alone Is fifty cruts We send both papeTs sud give you casues ia win A bsg cash prize. for ST 53. whitt n1ssi invariably b- paid in advance.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR SHERIFF

TEH TEsxs s sztkexsz.1 ts sE-e1Bcs A- c HGfafY fea -se sakte ,-r >ssrlc aH z rE-1ssss. Ess8ecacr sf fet Ee-ers. oz f.- frxz- e . r1.a-s- sss.srz se sss sSlE.z = tse Dszc- Ersfsc ssEfs.
 lsE Tsxus s sEfse-zzse e s.cc2ccs Dr .. 2 kcKNf9z- ss . cassSexrs fer sssrs ae- kg -x4esr 1xss seeter es fre EssesDe q, sI yrss<ss ees.tr- sxss-tt tS me asIs-s of tse lSEss--Btx< cr1E.x-v ss~<11---
 cRB SHaEs n ass ne-<.ee 1s x--1sa.~e y ' L eTOCgAAD. rf zsxr,1w8. te-@sesg. q. rs.cs9sf< Fen sBs-E JB< Kf-s.csg Cas- t--au- ssf ss Es~ex1 s8 SF tFxu<ls csz-fs s1tserr sr the scztrrr ri sEs len o<r1s5< yar8r
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
MORE LOCALS,

". F. Ferguson. of Fergusonville, has been very sick for some tune with prrilOnltls, but he VAS sufficiently re- covered "Wednesday 10 be carried to Memphis by hls physician. Dr. Hsynie, and his father. Ar. ". C Ferguson. Il. wili bs placed in one Of ths in6rm a- ries for treatment We hope be VII be speedily restored 10 health and return To kis anxious relative. and .riends
 We have been unsble to secure |. printer. and have had no belp for sev ersl days in any of lbe departments of our business. hence we beg the indul- 5euce of our readers for suy shoricom- ings apparent Tn this issue. W- would be pleased to employ tao sober, reliable men st fair wages; one f1r sirslgh, newspaper work. the other as job Lnsu, solicitor aud reporter.
 TIE IIss, i, p~ined to learn of the death of lts sincere friend. John , A. len, which sad event nccurred at his home notth ut toan on Thursday morn ing. February l3. 1892. at o'clock, of congestion of Iha liver. The remains were inferred in the Dr. Allied buryIug around. Mir. Allen hxs been our friend for nearly twenty years. and we esincere- ' sympxshise with his fsm mIly and other friends in their great aHiction.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Clerk's wIse Suggestion.

"l have lsisly been much troubled with al r-p,ls. belts'nx aud sour stomach, ,r' ~Fllss A ; Mesc, lesding phsrmacis, of ~oofo. Mas. ''I eupld eat hardly Any thlnS ~ttAVst snf~FinE several hours. NJ cisrS suggested lFy kedoi Dyspepsia Cue. wh ,ch l cid witn most hsppy re- saiis. l have had DO nnurr trouble, and ehsn one can go to eating linee pie, rhs--e randy aud huis after such a tine. th~ir digestion must bs pretty gCcd. l 'asoFse kocol Dssptp psls Care hrarsiiy.n hug don't have 10 cies. Eai ali ths voed ta-yd yuu want. br, cosS eyeriosc the sioo.aeh- kOdol l,ysp-psia Cure elzss1 VO=r feot. J. II. Daua.sr,.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Faru for Sale.

\ good farm of eighty aerss. located Is mi.s wrsl of Y,aT-sg tliy, jasg tsy ycnd ik- Ingram plzc-. ~il be s.le ci.rsp f.sr ca~h. or on easy tsfus >pl-u'iid cruys have hr-n made Ou ilis ard the last lwo ys.rs. The fence. t.;la.ugs etc. sr- al in nle repair f.scs ir.ss readily &, slS5 y~f snuum gi,d is rented for l9os si that price. sts lsl-sEt. tLfeTnziion. zcdIess
 fEASz SCOTT.
 SGllieells, Ark
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

". T. Sanders. the popular grocery man. in his new headquarters in t.fe Blantsn building, is better than ever prepared ta serve the public sstisfac- tnrily. With the newest. freshest cieanest steck of groceries of all kinds. spacious building and better facili- ties. he hopes tO have reasonable in- crease in his busines- this year con- pared to last. and if methods aud quality ~ill draw. he should be reason ably certain of success- Give him a call.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

The Valentine Party last nigh: stths r-sitence of Capt and Mrs. W. Beck under the auspices of the Cleaners. nas success from every point of view The attendance ass large. the rrc- pts . amounting 10 SIS 9. and .li had \ oushei Of fun The progressive lny- tsaturps and lEe writiss proposals were hixhly enjoy able Mrs Beck and dsugh .ers wer- in their mat charming ID tod and all were delighted With their cor dial reception. Elegant reireshmeu: . srrc srrFeG.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR CONSTABLE

T1I Tfsss .s suthoFtgsd 10 surnnnrs [. k- sEEN FIT ss cs rs. date for GoE.fsltis rf Aaf.s0a Tow pssip. subject te t-e scgi.n 90. Ike Democratic parIy-
 Tas TIxGS b suisari sed 10 ST Eoanse Nf I'll ID E. SELLERS. of Ssc ss.u trw ~s- t1s hs csr9fdsie :or resierfioN sn tbs oEsr~ s.f Ecnsts13-. subject 10 ise aefton Ot tL- DeEs Cruffr psrrs.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Proposso Amendment 10 the Con- stitu.Ion of the State Of
 

Proposso Am nor1enc to the Con-
 stitu.Ion of the StaIs Of
 Arkansas. NOIlCE is hereby gwen ibs; the following z ~ .a!nf rrtoiufion. prepos nR sn aEnsod- meat 10 the >fsie Constitution WAS passed bs inc D~usra AE.cr cir zi its rexuisr sessioa Of l-sl. and that the same viii b- subuittec 10 the elrciors Of the State st the next Ssn- era election. ta bs held September l. l2ca for saopiioE oF rk .tefton. Elz
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT IFxt section IS. of Article ,. of th- Cnnsiiiu. faiInn CT tae state Of ArGansak be szen5-c sa ss fo re.1 ks follows:
 Article : Section t. Pay and Mileage The uz-u os-s ef me General Asssnbiy sasii receive tueh nay md mileage fur their serxices ss sssh te 1xed sy law. No mem Der et either Eo2se t1sL curing the term far which be has e@-a tsected. reeefve any in- crease ct Day for Eis serssces uader any law pss-e1 d=rl1E s2ca fef1c The term of all -eGE osrs e ne 6sa-rxs Assembly, ssali be- gin un Ire 9sy 1f tb-sr election.
 APFruTed Wss = lssl.
 Each elscan- -.y vote fer or against above amend Eeut-
 Witness uy oscisl signature and seal of oc>e. t-s fsoEGary , laf
 toeall JOHN N CROCKETT,
 Secretary of State.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
REMOVAL NOTICE.

We desire 10 inform the public that se have moved from our former cnar- 1eTs oytr Russell. Graham < Co. !. store the more conveniently located store sooI reserved for Us ia the new Impe -Ial Ho,si building. We gre enlsrging ssir stock and faeiiitie. and are prepar. -l io supply your wants in Millinery. Lsai-s' Furnishing, Notions. etc. Come md see us in our new location.
 Sincerely,
 F H. WINFIELD < Co.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
ANNOU HCE ME " 8.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.

THE TIrEs is sui 1orf1e1 70 sa7o1rcs Sr T. R kapOS se e reSoafe fer GU srcs.zss fros the Firsf Coryressso-si Dastrtct o, Ara as..s .ss.rr; 70 tt< sstb0a e the Ders- cratic psrfy-
 Tsr TIES ts auihos ifed 70 snroEnce HON. EUGENE PARRISH. Cf Crsxsex1 coSDfE- a. caacststc fer Cenxress-aE froz i.e Plrsr Cun9ressioosi Dts1rsct ss ATSa1sss- sas.ect to tse sctis- sf is- Isnocrsii iis rarty.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR COUSTYTPEAsURER.

THg TIsEs s sstss-r1-e ts ssrGs1ss Capt. T. \. HAskfSs. ss k.1isoc ruvrssir as . ga 1ssste fSs s~ss4Eer @f sf- srsEci. cCEr- " .Tt.e ect ts tss setive .. tGs Iss-OcI fss pary.
 las TIsss is sssscfs1-c fr acrcunee kr. " e. TEEaG>ON. sf frsnks isvnsAfr. is . ssnaseais Ter ihe sSes Of CSansv Tr-ssGrer sf ,t frsneAs rogsiy. sEef fect to fEe acf iSn Of tz fA-esrrsfir party
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Notice for Publication, No. Io7o2.

Department Of me Isisrfor.
 Land OEce ai Liifs- Rocf. Ark..
 Feor1sry [. l>e. Notice ts hereby given. inst the follow 6 ' named settler hSs fled no,tee Of his inteuiou te z1.ss r82l proof ln support of nl- claim l.. ana hat .xld pres0f viii be made before the County Clerk of er. Frsncis county. st For r-.t CIfs Ars ts1 March = ISc. v4xl James iynEu.a- II. No =Sai- fur tb. Fri n S~ <. Sec. l3- sS F L.
 II. rsU@. The following pi;nesses to prov. sls c2ltin Goas r--IJ-8ce upon and cgitivs lion of ssld lend. VII.
 T. l. T.B} }or. os Forrest City. G Mallory 0f Forrr.f City. 1sco- r Taylor. 0f torfesf ClIy. a- (. Preseit. Of Forre.t Clty. @i&Sv HI MYERS. RefiGer
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

Tag Ttzss sstssrss<s t- snsssss nee Ger c sgkOS r TAl fUE rar1 TAsts for f-- sl-zfHsU co ne ce~~ of ssGstF Hna frfa. . &z-ss ef sf yrs0rss e~uRfF. s9b.-et to i2e kcfiOr Sf Ss. Ds=urfEfsc psrfy.
 TEg TIsp fs s9fsnrr-s fe sEroEEe- 'STEsre jfEHS 1. sk0SS uf kr<ssnn ruwr szsp- sss es .-4ssate fef GssgnfT sr- trlssts 3ess ssf .g- TsEes esaafF subject to .s s -ii,sn sf fE- D~-sersfsr rsrtv
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Notice for Publication, No. Io7s7.
Dcpzrf1.nt Of The Interior.
 Land 0.cc |. Littir Rock. trG..

Dcpzrtr.ni of The Inf-rior
 Land O.cc q. l.ittir Rock. ArG.
 January IL lSy.. NOIiCE a hereby give7 thst the follow N ing-asne1 settler nas 1seS notice Of eis iute-tson 70 Tisss soa proof Tn support of -is claim. and tcst said proof vIii ee Est . ee,ore toe County C!crx of sr. Francis county st Forrest City. Arxansas. on feo- ruars End. is... yiZ: H lIiisH CS3pxEe. H F. Nc = G4G for iee L hzi. N ". quarter \. ". sus-ter V. V. quarter Sec. =. IT. x. E. He nance tes following wtJnrss-s 10 prove sts contiaunus residence Dpoa srd cIifiya- Lea of sad and VII:
 ". !. Dillon If Ne~ Castle Ark Arore- Jones O' New Castle Arx. J (. Crawford. Of Fuilsocd, Ark L c. Gri-ss. of Nes C2sib~. Ark.
 II. IL AYEss. Register.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR REFRESHMENTS

The IasEs asgssf zs& f- snssarc. HrH FRANK W DsEUSl TT. nf Gr.Es ts-ush ssz candidate t-r ksbr~seafsfixs frrm -f rsneis eoaHfs iu TErsy y-fusrth tsensF.l ss s-Iaiy sf hFssHsss. sahs sert 70 fs. aet4gn ef la. action of n. t~r~ersflr s4uy
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR MAGISTRATE

F saitttkD sss e.neta.ss fer ft- rgsa. Ass.s'T3a~ "f ksdtsoG ta- -Eship. sG .sei iu re D-rrs-ts:tc primary eiection.
 T:fS Tfsss s satkorfs-d to saxoGso- Ar l.. R- TRi1 as . esre date for assisfrste uf Sstason fs~nssip. sae.eet Go tk- n~ zocrsfle grt nkty -2>estcr
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Bankrupt Sale.

Notice is hereby given that ihe Pas lay Bankrupt stock portion being perishsbl-, viii be ssld 10 the highest bidder ., per crnt on inventory prices. Inventory O, goods to be sold may be seen al my of1ice. SsaI-d bics xill be received not later than { o'ciocS D. m.. Monday. FsbursTy IT 1902 Rights reserved to reject any or sil bids.
 Geo. F. Taylor. Rec.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
Favortte Nearly Everywhere

Constipation means dallness, deprts- sion, headache, generally disoTdvr-d health. De Hii.s Little Early Riser. ssixuis,e the liver. open the bowels and relieve this condition. Safe. speedy and thorough. They never griIc. FsyoEiie pills. J Ii. DGlsvani.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

TuT Ttass s sgthnT led to auncuuSe G- 2 2 tEGE MALLORY. crn6Icrs for re--s~efsa1 "a tes ssea-s ot sfesk of tss Circuit ao r, srs ErA feetu k~cer.-r cf eT. frGncs e,a v. s.&.-et To tke Eelion of ike Dem 0- crate v.rs
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR COUNTY CLERK

-ss TIsRs = ssi tIrsIss fo ansnunes Cspi- C- ksastS. sss esHGt1ais frr rec e-e tc0 f9 s~ uere cf Ns@Ety Esrk of >f Brrcs eo-snty. subject ts tse sctlcs c: the D--e-
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
4 Hcrrtple Outbreak

Of lsrS. sores CT my li;lle daughters head developed into s case of scsid head writes (. D l.bsll. Of Morgsnion. Tenn but Buckiens Arnics Save completely cured her irs guaranteed cur- for -cz-ss. letter. Ssii rhpuSn. pinplrs. cores. c-r- and piles. Onl, 5 cents ai J II. Duuavznt'.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

NIT. N. M. Miller. Of Columbus. Ohio. after spending x couple or weeks in Sl. f-anci. bottom, near Democrat. hunt ing. fs1lHs. etc. returned to hi. Buck eye home Tuesday. Enroute he gave Us very peasant cal. He informed the writer that although he had no, tagged any game v0r mentioning he had nevertheless had a delightful out iug, and enjoyed his visit immensely.
 Mrs. Pauline Goddard rendered . dining at Hoisl Marion. las, Friday evening. to gi.. C;sHdIs Mallory, Of this city. and Miss Nina E lock. Of V4nn. dale Covers were lad for eight and sn elaborate snd tegp,iDg menu was served. Those present were: Nisse. B'ock. Mallory, Elise GormaR snd El- dridge: aessrs Paris G0Iman. Waiter German. Tom BU,ord and Mrs. God dsrd.
 Since We are compelled to do the ci.s work CD this paper ourselves. we VII doubfs appreciate T. zs a favor ,f phone when they have sn item of nezs We want 6ea.hs. births. mar Eiases. fires. crimes, casualties. visit .s tainm-nts, public gatherings and. in fsct, = eryihinE that sIll be ot genera !D.eres-
 By residence property on North 2osstr stree. is far saie q. bargain fItls perfect. and n m 5sn right. U zii e3scE ot grounds, good stable s-rySnis house. fralt trees. convenient ta 1nsl,-ss. chuTcs3rs and schools. Tie Fasue Of grounds increasing yearly. Good rsxsou for selling. VII --ll for c4-s cr tznkable paper only. For fur iheT y4Fiicaizr. cal ca or address | L E.dskin. FoETes. Cty. Ark 1T
 D r k.a,h has leased the hzndsm. room iu the new Imperial Hoiei blid- lns and bAs opened up frI-claas A white barber shop. There are three chairs. all furniture l. brand rev ar tisis are 1rst-c.zss. acco Imedstiors the best. attention coarteou. and care fui 10 every want. Nr h-xin is $ . 1ex sdverfis-uent in tti. paper. Rad :. and give him call when ia need of work in his line. ard mention having seen his advertisement. iu thi: p.peE.
 E. Hurley < Cn. proprieiors 0. the Byhsiia Cash Store. formerly G0Iag business in the Blsn.nn Buildirg. have moved inio the Hancock Building on North Washington street. formerly uc- cupied by the Four Hundred Saloon. Telephone No 1i2 M-ssrs. Turiey < O. carry q eaIn pl-te line of Dry Goods. Groceries sud General Aerchan6i.e and viii b. pleased to see aIi old GUS toners and the public generally al their new store.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

IHnT TIsrs ts sstsSr,<e tc sEso47ct kF- F. k ANbsEw6- e' Eao1rGE cogaty. as o.ndscsse fer tre Ec- uf rrusecSt7Gg Aticy- r-v of ike Fsrss l2@srEsi CSrcmlf cs Arksrs&s. subject t9 the srtior oi tke De.1ccrsIS Farfy .
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
To Cure a Cold In Oae Day

Take Laxative Bromo QuiEine Tablets Al druggists refund the money If |, fats io cure. F. N. Groves sigEa,.re is on saeh box a3c
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
FOR STATE SENATOR

TEE TTNns IS ,uis-rfss6 tc AzroSncc ' PRANK skITH. c- gtafs.EcsE sssuMfs- as . ease b1sf. fer sszre s<-&1ar frex t2s S-3 i3as rrsct ef Arxanes. s-s.ecg e the 2cssez Ot Ise D.Tzocrsrlc rsrry-
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

Stops the Cough and Works off Cold
 Laxative BromoQuinins Tablets cure . cold in one day. No cure. DO pay. Price 5 cents.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-26

There IS general revival Of Interest In
the Alaskan boundary n,roverSy' Inc
rapers all over the United States are tax
ing up again and all the stories about
the affair have again eecoms news. One
Of the most recent and sensational pistes Of
news on the subject is the Statement made
on up. Cummlsky, who claims 70 have
torn DOWN the Russl'n boundary monu-
m.nt a, the behest 70 a Canadian Official.
The news Is a special from Dlwson 10 the
Hearst papers, dated July o, end q appear
e. In the New York Journal and
American, July 2. The dispatch follows
'Ths al.-abs5tbIng controversy here IS
the destruction Of the Russian monument
CAPTAIN Rilh1rtsor. Who was cent ev the
uUt.t States government 70 Investigate
r.p5r'ei that che ,t o. " Ia MYTH. The
Skagwiv Uiilv Al SIX "a asserts that Rich
arison his neys. te-n ns'r The loe'iion.
Bv the arrival here saturday OF SURVEYOR
Up. Cummis<y, formerly connected with
the Uui,et States Ntvv q san Francisco,
who states positively that he tore down
the monument, 40 ioub, Of the tss,rue-
ton Of the monumen, is jispelled. Cum
misily says;
'''I was Born ln K-niu,ky ant resided
there tIll rs wears u g. linen my plrsn,S
apprsntIcst me 90 the aayy at San Fan
cisco, after which I went 70 British Co
lumbl and Alaska. To- the summer Ct
1000 0 ioined the surveying party Of George
Fraser white, who was surveying the
boundary between AIlska and British Co
lumba. while We were on the north side
OF the Alss< river, about go miles from
DIioo's post ant Al from the eastern
boundary OF AIaskl, . came across a rock
monument about six feet square at The
blse and FIVE feet high.
WHEN h,st slw D, I though, Il was
a monument Tor placing hsli notes bv a
surveying party 10 years gone bv. com
msnced 20 tear the monument down to see
what was Inside, but was astoniShet to
ind nothing. lid something sISe, how
ever. which cannot divuIgs at the pres
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-07-26
SAYS III TORE DOWN TIE
BOUNDARY MONUMENT
Former Surveyor of the United States Navy
Destroyed Pile of Rock Marking Line
Between Canada and Alaska.

en-, time. but which viii give you at
some future date.
"srhe monument was built Of rocks OF
various sizes. and no care was taken to
have the monument symmetrical. found
on close observation things OF value In de-
,srminlng what the monument meant. but
As have stated. cannot say anything at
present regarding this information. was
with Fraser In August, September and Dc
tobsr, and was paid of 10 November Of
that year
Fraser. who is the Dominion surveyor
here. couoborltss Summlskv's state
ments
CumpJsky's Statement Was MAds
BefnS.
Up. CummiSl<y, the man who claims 10
have tom down the boundary monument
Is well known In SIX gwsv and the state
ment he gives to the Hearst papers has
been told by him before now and a sworn
statement Of them has been In the posses
sion Of the Uoitsd States war department
for scme time J. NJ. Tanner, Of this city,
saws CummlSSv told him the story under
A pledge Of secrecy last winter and that he
made afhtavlt to Il AZ that time and the
afidavit was placed In the hands Of Cap
tain a. ". Hovsy, who 10 al probabilities
forw rted 9, 10 the department Of war
Up. Cummlsky was formerly teacher
among the ChIlkats and was welded to
an Indian woman. He was also al one
time a prominent msmbeLot the Y. N. {
A. debating socIetv at this elty and when
he was taken sick In the Porcuplne country
las, winter the Y. N. {. a. debating club
kept him al the Bishop Rowe hospital
during his illnese.
After the recovery Of Mr. Z mmskv he
was secused with selling liquor 10 Indians,
and while his friends all maintain thai he
was unjustlv charged the Appearances and
the prospective evidence was such that b,
felt that Il would be dIfhcult for him to
prevent a conviction 50 he went over tie
line and 10 Dawson. The marshal still.
holds an unServed warrant for his arrest.