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The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

Since the hogs have been kept
of the streets of Forrest City the
Bermuda grass has almost shut
ont the offensive Jog tennel and
other weeds, which heretofore
almost took possession OF the
streets. This Is condition for
which we should be thankful.
There are, however, several small
patches of dog fennel that should
be cut now, before they 20 10
seed, and another year will see the
weeds entirely eliminates.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

Notice is hereby given that the trm of
Rumage, Myers x Co. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, W. }
Myers, j p. Myers. and F NJ. MeRee,
retiring from the firm. James Rumage
Il George Rumage will continue the
business under the name and style of
Rumage & Soh. The said Rumage &
Son assume all liabilities If the firm of
Rumage. Myers x Co. and are authorized
10 collect al outstanding accounts.
w. J. MYERS,
J p MYERS,
JAMES RUMAGE,
GEORGE RUMAGE,
+. NJ. McREE.
June 2S 1909
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

HoW's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars lie.
ward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot
oe cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. }. Cheney y Co, Props. Toledo, @.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
+ Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
DeVe him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially eb'e TO
airy out any obligations made by their
firm.
West Il Traux, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo. Ohio. Walding, kinnan Il Mer.
YIN, wholesale Druggist, Toledo, o.
Halls CatarIh Cure is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price, 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tesli.
laonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

Notice Is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
George r. Wood and ThoS. l.. Lewis. un.
DR. the firm name Of Wood X Lewis. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
fh8s. L Lewis retiring. The business
Vii be continued by George p. Wool.
who assumes all liabilities. and collects
al debts due the old firm.
GEo L. Woon.
THoS l.. LEWIS.
r..,.. 100
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
Acts Inn,ediatelY.

Colds sIe sometimes more troublesome
in summer thsn in winter. its 50 hard 10
seep from adding to them while cooling
% after exercise. One Minute Cough
Cure cures at once. Absolutely safe.
Acts Immediately. Sure cure for coughs,
ea'd> croup. throat aid lung troubles J.
L. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
Tuesday, the 22d day of July.

l9f:. sell at the front door of the Courthouse.
IN Forrest CITY, Arkansas, between o'clock
a IN. ana - . clock p. II. 70 the highest bit.der
Tor cash in hand, the following described rea |
estate towit:
south half of the north west fractional
quarter containing - IL and the south end
OF the north halt OF the north west quarter
containing 30, in the aggregate II Of acres
all IN section thirty six l3l in township six 81
north,rauge four ~ east, in -. Frances coun-
". Arkansas SAID sale being made Tor the
purpose Of satisfying the Indebtedness
mentioned in SAID mortgage. Title believed
TO be good but | sell only trustee.
:. ii. MANN Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

Rev. w. l. Riley, l.. l.. ID Cuba, New
York, writes: After fifteen days OF ex-
crueiatng pain troa sciatic rheumatism.
under various treatments, | was induced
TO try Billiards. Snow Liniment, the first
application giving my hrst relief. aud the
second. entire relief can give it un.
qualified recommendation. CSC, soc and
IL 90 at } I. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
COUNTY TICK ct.
For Representative
L. w. DEROSI 7.

For Representative.
L. W. DEROSITT.
For County ard Probate Judge.
TO be voted for at the primary.
Fer Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
GEORGE B. MALLORY
Far Clerk of the County and Pro
bate Courts.
T. C. MERWIN.
For Sheriff and Collector,
DIR. J. b. MCKNIGHT.
For Assessor,
GEORGE NJ. ROW LAND.
For Treasurer,
r. +. HASKINS.
For Surveyor,
G W. CHRISTIAN.
For Coroner,
]. II. ALLEY.
For..Magistrates Madison Township
J. +. STONE.
]. B. SANDERS.
For Constable, Madison Township
THAD B. SELLERS.
Propositions.
For License.
Against License.
For Constitutional Amendment.
Against Constitutional Amendment
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it is
simply Iron and Quinine in tasteless
form. 10 cure, DO pay. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Cougress-lst District,
X. B. MACON,
OF Phillips County.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11


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picture IN t-needed the
with handsome
appreciate and interested Agents
tell
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they viii recognize that tron
Pass. Dept. The Denver Road Fort WORTH Texas
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
STATE TICKET.

For United States Senator
JAMES r. CLARKE.
For Governor,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
For Secretary Of State,
J. W. CROCKETT, of Dewitt
For Attorney General,
GEORGE W. MURPHY,
of Little Rock.
For Treasurer,
Fl. G. Upton. Of Harrison.
Superintendent of Public Instruo
tion,
J. II. HINEMON, OF Pine Bluff
For Auditor,
7. c. MONROE, Of Magnolia.
Fer Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court,
B. b. BATTLE, OF Little kcok'
For Land Commissioner,
E. K. CONWAY, of Little Rock
For Railroad Commissioners,
J. V. PHILLIPS, of Newport.
Il. B. HUDGINS, of Harrison.
!. +. HAMPTON, OF Fordyce.
F5r Commissioner of Mines, Manu-
features and Agriculture,
II. I. BRADFORD; of Lonokc.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

NOTICE l. hereby gwen that I, as Trustee
~ under The power conferred by certain
mortgage executed by John Price. to secure
an Indebtedness therein mentioned. default
and J. F. Ricketts,. the beneficiary, having re.
quested me to execute the trust. / will on
Tuesday, the 22d day of July.
lac2. sell al the front door of the courthouse
in Forrest city, Arkansas. between o'clock
a. N ana ) O'Clock .. IN. TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following described II al
estate, towlt:
East half of the fractional south east
quarter te ! fri a section thirty six EB)
- township six 81 north, range four a east
containing ~ "a acres. in ST. Francis county
Arkansas, SAID sale being made for the pur-
pose ot satisfying the Indebtedness mention.
Ell III said mortgage. Title believed to be-
good but | sell only az trustee
II MANN, Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
y s s 9 ANLon n oNLC e .

The firm Of Norton & Prewett is ;hi :
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Norton assuming The Liabilities Of the
firm and becoming entitled TO all debts
OWING 10 Il.
Y. W NoRrnS.
J. ". PREwETT.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

The presence in our city of Pro-
fessor r, A. Clarke, principal of
Winchester Normal Institute, of
Winchester, Tennessee, prompts
US TO suggest that perhaps he
could be induced TO open a similar
college in or adjacent to Forrest
City. He is known 10 be one of
the finest educators 10 the South
and has ample means to build such
buildings rs may be required.
During his stay here he visited
Stuart Springs, and was heard to
remark that the place seemed en-.
dowed by nature for a school site.
Such q school as the Winch ester
Normal would be worth thousands
of dollars to this community, and
there il no more desira BILE and
healthful site in Eastern Arkansas
1t Is shame that we have no or.
ganization which makes It a busi.
ness to look after and secure such
enterprises.
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
Dissolution Notice.

Juty1I9e
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11

..dDAY AFTERNOON. JULY H. ,ase,
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
Truste e's S ale.

June IS. 1902
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
~ office of Dissolution.

June 10, 1902
The Forrest City times., 1902-07-11
1.-THE DENVER"

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-26

morrow, ''"" To-
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

President Batftheba w. smith and
others Of the officers OF the general
board OF Relief society will tender a
reception 10 Miss Agnes Rose Lane at
the Beehive this evening.
The Daughters Of Utah Pioneers met
at the Bee Hive house yesterday ar
lcrnoon at the invitation OF Mrs. Jn.
lima Smith, and most interesting ses.
sion was held. Besides the members. a
number Of guests were present, includ.
ing President Joseph +. Smith and
Counselors Winder and Lund. who
came In for few moments 20 ey.
change greetings with the members OF
the society. Miss Agnes Rose Lane was
also present. and al request favored
the company with an interesting
sketch OF the work Of the newly organ.
lied Relief society In New York. OF
which she Is president, and afterward
az the solicitation Of the society. gave
two amusing dialect stories. and
beautiful rendition OF 'The Polish
Boy" her audience manifestlng their
appreciation OF her work by enthusI.
aHtic applause. and later vote Of
thanks rendered by the president for
the society. Another unexpected and
appreciated treat Of the afternoon
came through Miss Lulu Gates, who
came In IN time 70 favor the soolet,
WIN two vocal selections rendered
with her inimitabe voice and style
re regular meeting was called 10 or.
Ger BY President Annie T. HYDE ana
Ms opened With prayer by Mrs. Mary
fIaV ioung. Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne
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OMAHA WOMAN FOUND.
Girl Who Secretly Welded an Eastern
Man in Ogden is Located.
Especial to The "News.")

Ogden, Aug, 26-Informatlon has
reached this city to the effect that Miss
Maud Shonfeld OF Omaha, who secretly
welded Philip D. Watkins OF Mont
c'alre, New Jersey, In this city in June
last has been located by her grief
stricken parents at New Castle. Wyo-
ming at which place her errlng y0unG
husband fell into the clutches Of the
officers on the charge Of forgery and
other kindred offenses
Some OF these acts were committed in
eastern cities and others in San Fran
cisco whittier the young couple went
after their marriage I'm Ogden. Mrs
Watkins has a sister living here and
was stopping with her at the time OF
her clandestine union with watkins
Wlom she has known but a very briet
period. II may be that Mrs Shonfeld.
mother OF the girl, who is on the way
10 New Castle to take her hasty dauRh-
ter back home with her, may come on
10 this city for time In Omaha the
are among the most highly respected
PEOPLE The trouble in which they find
Yourselves seems TO be clearly a case
Of marrying in haste and repentiug at
leisure. II Is thought that the young
boman will now readily see that she
has been deceived and that she viii b.
willing TO go back to the parental roGf
for shelter when her mother comes to
extend the hands and arms of forgive
ucss. The probabilities are that her
husband will have difficult time Of 1;
to square things though II Is claimed
that he has wealthy and influential
relatives and friends who win be glai
to help him in his hour of distress.
oven II II Is the result Of his own folly.
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State Secretary Nelson Goes on
Record Today.
HE TALKS OF MAJORITIES
And Says Utah VIII give Republi-
cans the Biggest Yet Claims
Emery ana Cache,

I'm willing to 20 on record" said
Mr.. Nelson, secretary Of the Republic
can state committee today, with the
statement that Utah viii 90 Republic
can by the biggest majority ever re-
corded IN this state And I'll go fur
ther by putting Cache and Emery m
the Republican column. despite sde fact
that heretofore these counties have been
looked upon as pronouncedly Democrat
ic gtrongholds' Nor was Mr. Nielsen
joking when he said this. On the con-
tfary he assumed a sober. sedate, dig
niiied MEN, and looked as though he
rleant every word Of II. A moment
before News reporter had been
talking with Orange Seeley. the biggest
party man IN the south, who had said
distinctly and unequlyocally that Fir
cry was lost cause, that il was
thoroughly Democratic and could no.
De looked upon with any degree of hope
this fall But Mr.. Nelson knew bot.
ter and said so, and upon his state
ment he is willing to rise or fall, ami
This too, In the face OF omnous ri
m0rs coming from another source.
Discussing other matters the state
secretary was equally full of hope, The
convention at Ogden, said he, would
be the biggest thing yet. Wyoming
would send delegation headed BY Sell
ators Clark and Warren. Congressman
Mondell and Governor Richards. Then.
too, Idaho was expected 10 chip In, as
were also Colorado and nevada. TO
whom Invitations had been sent These
with Senators Burrows, Beverldge and
The Utah delegation, would make Of the
convention the most important ever
held In this state.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The audience which assembled at the
Grand last night 10 see the final pres
entation of The Prince and the Peas
ant was n very handsome one but it
did not completely MI the house. While
the receipts at the box office brought In
goodly sum, IL Is doubtful whether
there will be sufficient TO llquldate the
debts Of the company The presenta-
ton went with the usual smoothness
and the customary encores were given
the fayorite principals. The appear
ance Of Mr.. Haworth who reclted my
Sweetheart by Whitcomb Riley, and
who gave "shamus O'Bnen" as it was
never heard before in Salt Lake, for an
encore, was the occasion for a big
round of applause. He was called back
several times and Miss Lane, who oc-
cupied an upper box. threw him o
handsome floral Offering.
Stage Mgr Lewis OF the "Corlanton"
company contributed an excellent
sketch from the last act OF THE Mi
ser" For n recall he rendered the ia
mil!ar "Blacksmlths story" Prof
Loisell the ballet master Of the Corr
anton" company, executed a Spanish
dance in graceful style, and he was also
encored At the door Miss Lane and
Miss McMaster sold buttonhole bou-
quets and realized a neat little sum.
which was added to the box office re-
ceipts.
Several members of the Deseret Ora
matte Syndicate attended 1.-THE Prince
and the Peasant performance last
night on invitation OF the management.
who were very anxious that the Syndi-
cate should take the operetta out upon
the road. II Is understood that the de-
cislon will be adverse, the reason being
that the performance. bright ana clever
as II is from an amateur standpoint, Is
too Juvenile In character, and would
hardly bear the criticism to which it
would be subjected away from the
home OF It's friends.
The sale for the two farewell per-
formances of "Corianton" tomorrow
afternoon and evening is now going on
at the theater box office.
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STRICKEN WITH AP0PLEXY,
David Nelson. the Well Known Night
Waterman. the Victim.

David Nelson, who for many years
i has been niehtwatchman on East
Temple street. was seized with apopleNy
|at an carly hour this morning. and for
/ time Il looked as though his hour
|had come.
About s o'clock Bishop Heber S. Cut.
Il Ter OF Cutler Bros. company arrived at
hIr place OF business. finding there Mr.,
Nelson ana Charles Barber in CONVEX
satlon Approaching the nightwatch-
man he noticed strange look on his
face and n decided shaking OF the
nerves. A. moment later Mr., Nelson
staggered a. II dazed. and on being
islen into the store, his color changed
mi he was soon black In the face
i,rs benedict and Roumanla y. Pratt
we're summoned, and pronounced 1t APP
,n,gxy Int on restoratives being APP
o,iss he soon revived and was taken 10
lis home. SIS west, Third South street,
M, Noilson is well advanced In years
nd for an extended period has been
= trusted seryant OF the people. His
su,ies AZ nighiwatchman have gathered
sso,,nd him large circle Of friends.
ebc would be pained, indeed. 10 hear OF
INV anllction Detailing him,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1909.

a run was made to Pebble, just east OF
McCammOn on the Porlneuf river Here
all flshed until y. m, when the run
was made 10 Soda Springs, where 4
pleasant call was made upon Coy. II. Nj.
Wells The next day the party dropped
down 10 Ketchum and Whipped the Big
Wood river; from thence they went
down the Wood River branch and ilshed
on Silver creek, whore the fish are said
to have bitten a. soon as fly touched
the water Another move was made on
Sunday evening and oil day yesterday
the councilmen hauled trout out of the
Little Wood river, returning homeward
bound last night But three Of the
party failed TO stay with the company
TO the end and only pressing business
compelled them TO head for Salt Lake
They were Councllmen Black and Fern
strom and Chief Devine.
Among those who were In the party
were Councllmen cottrell, A. J, Davis,
Jno. N Sharp, w. C. Spence, Tudden-
ham, Black Hewlett, Eardley II. II,
Davis, Arnold. Vigus, Fernstrom, Rob
inson, and Chief Deylne, City Recorder
J, o. Nystrom, Park Keeper Erickson,
Judge Dlehl, John Sharp, Leslie Spence
A. r., Clarke
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FATAL ACCIDENT,
Caye'ln Causes the Death of Albert
Welcker.

a cave-in in the Silver King mine at
Park City yesterday resulted an the
death Of Albert Welcker Of thels city.
The unfortunate man was cutting for a
sill when the timber gave way, causing
quantity Of dirt 10 fall upon him. He
was killed instantly.
MT Welcker was native OF Marion,
Mich. where he was born Al years ago.
He learned the engineering business and
came west In 1850, settling at Mammoth.
ttah where for several years he con-
Quoted the Mammoth Motel. About two
years ago he gave up the hotel bust
ness and engaged in mining at Park
city, where he was employed at the
time Of his death he leaves a wife
who was formerly Miss Rhoda Chase.
and three children Helen aged ., Leland
aged Z and Theodore aged ~ years. a
sister, Mrs. /. L. Scannell OF this city
survives him.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

II is limited that u. p. Felt and Joseph
II. Hasam, Democrats, would like "a
enter the Legislature from the Third
precinct.
4 Heber Sanders Of Murray Is spoken Of
for commissioner on the Democratic
county ticket.
John NJ. Baxter of Rich county is a
1 Republican legislative possibility
]. T.. Holmgren Of Bear River City IL
4 mentioned for the legislature on the
Republican ticket.
For the lower house on the Republican
ticket Thomas Hull, Willard Done, A.
H. Nash, d. II. Wenger and j. j. Mey-
. ers are spoken Of, while for the upper
house on the same ticket the names
mentioned are W. N. Williams, John c.
Cutler and Jacob Morltz.
Jno. II. Murdoch of Beaver Is Repub-
lican timber for the lower house
The contestants for legislative hon
ors In Davis county, II Is said. will be
Ezra +. Richards, Republican, Of
Pennington. and o. r. Hatch, Demo-
crat Of Bountiful.
Wilson I. Snyder OF Park City and
James Taggart Of Morgan, both Repub-
|licans, are looked upon as probable
|nominees for the lower house.
t-..-.--,-----
The Democratic county committee
will meet at the Office of Judge Hender-
son this evening.
John d, Murphy denies that he Is not
IN sympathy with the national admins.
tratlon.
II. X. Thomas IL mentioned for the
legislature. Mr.. Thomas Is a Democrat.
Hon. c. f. Allen says he Is In no
sense a candidate for the temporary
Craftsmanship Of the Republican state
convention at ogden
The Republicans Of Kane county have
nominated Scott Cutler for the lower
house Of the Legislature.
Rich countys delegates TO the Re-
publican state convention are as fol-
lows: Wesley X. Walton, George
Spencer. Joseph Hodges and Peter
Johnson. John F. Spencer is chair
nan OF the county committee, while the
members are William Longhurst and
3. c. Walton. Woodruff: Reuben Pend
" and Thomas Wilson. Randolph
Joseph Hodges, Lake Town. Isaac 7.
Price. Round Valley; George Judd,
and George Pope, Garden
-ity.
Samuel II. Stone of LOUISVILLE, KY, is
n the city. Mr. Stone Is a prominent
and makes the prediction
hat his party VIII carry the Blue Grass
tate this fall
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IDAHO ASSESSMENTS.
Tax Rate on Railroads Practically
Same az Last Year.

The Idaho state board OF equalization
yesterday decided moi TO Increase the
assessment OF railway property In the
state. 1t was by yery narrow mar
gin, the vote finally standing thre to
two The Great Northern and North
ern Pacific however, were raised from
$3.50 10 $500 mile on a portion Of
their main lines The Pacific x Idaho
Northern was assessed at $4,000 or a
reduction of $3.50 a mile. The Boise
Nampa a Owyhee was also reduced $500
u mile compared to previous assess
ments.
The Oregon Short Line was recog-
nized as an important factor In the
upbuliding Of the state and as 81 1h
escaped, owing TO the eloquent plea OF
It's tax agent, having the valuation
raiaed.
The Western Union, however, was
not so fortunate, for the assessment
was placed at $50 mile for the first
wire, an increase OF S. and Sl5 FOR each
additional wire, an increase Of 50. Tie
telephone valuations were the same as
last year.
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National Fra,ernal Compress.


Denver Colo, Aug. 2e.-The National
Fraternal congress. the central organ.
lzauon OF the fraternal and Insurance
olders OF this country and Canada. mel
ID annual convention here today Presl.
ptnt W. A. Warner. N. d., of Topeka
nan, presiding There are over 300 ac.
credited delegates in.attendance. Flf.
iy'seyen fraternal sdtleties hold mem.
oefship IN the congress and the high.
ess oucials OF more than 70 Of these
are attending the convention.
~ 'he opening session welcomes were
extended e, By United States Senator
lnoiilas NJ Patterson, on behalf OF Inc
west' 10y Coy. Orman. on behalf of ths
state; by Mayor Wright on bshalf ~
.ns cry and by +. A. Falkenhlrg on
u Denalt OF the Colorado auxiliary con.
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THE HIGHWAY OF TuE EMPlpg
Two Views OF tho New York Ccot,t

Secretary shaw's campaign AL,
book, which has been accepted as aT
and gospel, contains this;
II stopped off at Syracuse not grta,
while ago and listened TO two m.s
talking about the tremendous busBeu
development OF this country IN which
everybody was sharing. One Of tasm
was making the point that the gensal
prosperity was for the benefit OF M
entire community.
" Look at this great railroad wlA
It's four tracks running east and west
he said. IL is highway OF empire an.
rying each day 20 the Atlantic or N.
Pacific the product OF the factory, ip
mine, and the loom. Wipe II on n,
map and everything comes to s.arl.
still, and We become involved IN a com.
mon ruin
Just then the Empire State Extns
came rushing along and a red hot cin.
der struck the speaker In the eye.
- these engines" said he. IwiA
there was not railroad IN tae souf.
try, New York Herald.
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Conference OF Tobacco Interests,

London, Aug 26-An important con.
ternce OF the tobacco interests has
been called TO" take place In London
Sept II, In an effort 10 curb the fierce
retail war which followed the lorna.
ton Of the rival combinations. The
meeting win include representatives OF
the American combine, the Imperial
Icbacco company. manufacturers i'm
porters and wholesalers, and II is hon.
ed by those interested that il VIII re.
suit IN a community NJ interest ar
rangement whereby thu trade will be
placed on more satisfactory footing