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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
CHAPTER Xxx.
BY Passion Swsyed.

Driven rapidly In his carriage to-
ward Paris. Milton Lennox for the first
time remembered a note hat had been
handed to him as he was about to
leave fo~ the scene OF the contest.
He now drew It forth, and by the
light afforded by the carriage lamps,
read these lines, in a handwriting he
knew but too well. They were from
Avice:
Milton: 7 hear you and Richard
are to fight. For my sake desist from
your intention. / know how greatly /
wronged you, but spare me the
wretchedness Off me of my
lover. I deceived you all. Forgive me
and forget me. -Avice.,
Lennox groaned. The note had come
too late. He was perhaps her lovers
murderer.
Obeying a sudden impulse, he d.
rected the driver to take him to the
house of Nine. Meredith, as Barbara
publicly had avowed herself. After all,
the position had awakened but a ten
days scandal; then her beauty, her
wealth, her luxurious apartments, her
husbands silence. had g'assed 1t over,
and she could have thrown open her
doors to have had society at her feet.
had she so willed it.
But for a time she preferred soli-
tude; so 1t was that she sat alone In
her drawing room when Milton Len
nox was announced.
A wave Of crimson surging over her
cheeks and brow was the only evil
dence OF the agitation she otherwise
80 successfully concealed.
What had he come to tell her? Had
he and DR.. Hayes met, or had the note.
to which she had forged Avice's sig
nature, done its work? Suppose ne
had killed Richard? What could she
do without Richards strong arm to
help her?
All this flashed through her mipd as
lightning eliminates the dark storm
cloud. yet she stood waiting fer Mil
ton to break the silence, a little, cour-
teous, ironical smile about her mouth.
barbara. have you no welcome for
me?"
Had the cloud burst and the thun-
ders swallowed her up? She had hum
bled herself for the last time In ap-
peal, in effort, to wiz him back! So
she had sworn. Could it be that some
whirlpool had borne him back In its
returning eddy to his allegiance?
II was like the delicious strain Of
some long-forgotten music. She had
stood so long In her attitude Of Meme
sig. that suddenly the ground seemed
giving way beneath her feet. A thou
sand tender memories swept over her.
She forgot the man who had gone
forth perhaps to die for her sake. she
remembered only him who had
scorned and repulsed her--who now
asked her the question, Have you no
welcome for me?"
With oil others she was the actress:
With him she was the womani
"A welcome. Miltoni" she muir.
INJURED. Gar Il be that you plead for
nay welcomed"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
How 70 Be successful.

"And wat, asked the Lexins'o.
street father, would you advise IN
to teach my boy that he may be ri.a
and prosperous In his wiser days.
We'll" said the sage OF Frahhn.
square, IF you want him to get unres
sonably rich, I'd suggest a cou
either In running an ice plant OF s'.
teel bank robbing."-Exchange.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
CHAPTER XXX.
A Newspaper Notice.

IL did not know YOU" Avice repeat
ed. gazing at the woman. who seemed
to have sprung from the very ground
at her feet.
Poor girl! For days she had been
delirious, and the mist had as yet
scarcely lifted from the clouded brain.
She remembered only that she was a
prisoner and unhappy, and she knew
that she longed for the sunlight and
for freedom.
"Yeu do not know me. mademoi-
selle? Waltz" and the woman disap-
peared in the adjoining room.
In a moment she returned, but so
changed that Avice could scarcely be-
lieve her the same.
A red wig, snrmounted by an ugly
cap, with a huge pair Of spectacles, al
most ~concealing the piercing black
eyes, and a few lines carefully and
skillfully inserted about the cheeks
and mouth. rendered the transforma.
ton complete. She recalled to the
girls mind some half forgotten dream.
Surely you know me now, made
m~oiselle?"
@Yes, yes, I know you'll" cried Avice,
with gladness In her voice. ut is my
good, my faithful Marie! Oh, Marie,
ave me-take me from this place!
How came you here?"
Hush, mademoisellei Not so loud.
I am in madame's service. l will aid
YOU. IL you win be patient yet a little
while.e
Il am very patient" Avice answered,
passing her slender hand across ner
forehead with a bewildered air; be
sides. where could I go? have no
home. Travis has cast me of. Milton
has deserted me. All, / remember!
Florence will receive me. She was to
have been Travis wife, you know. /
will write her a little note. Oh, will
you see that she receives it?'
"Give 1t to me, mademoiselle. She
shall have It. And now" Marie con.
tinued, when the note had been penned
and confded to her keeping, good
night. Try to sleep and regain your
strength. Before many days you may
have need of it."
"Ah, madame" the maid murmured
to herself as she slowly and cautious
riy descended the stairs, her disguise
once more removed, "the web is beng
woven about you, cunning though You
be. and through this girl, whom you
have such reason to hate, shall the
last blow be struck. Pierre, Pierre!"
she added, In an aweystruck tone, as
though addressing some visible pres
ence, Marie has ret forgotten. Sleep
quietly In your grave my friend. You
shall be avenged"
A moment she stood without the
threshold OF that one room In all the
house where sleep had not entered.
then she softly opened the door and
stole In on tip-toe.
Two surgeons stood by the bed, one
with his fingers resting on the pulse Of
the unconscious Richard Hayes. Bar
bara knelt at the foot of the bed, her
eyes resting with an anxious expIes-
sion upon the faces OF the men VAC
were to render a verdict OF life or
death.
She had not meant TO ses Richard
tonight, but abe had found. on going
H L"N
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
A MIsnomer.

"A very pompous woman attemptea
q cav a car while it was In mot,oo
ana the little conductor detained her
with the usual
Wait until the car sthops. eaav,
Don't address me as lady sirf..
abe said. haughtiIy.
peg your pardon, ma am, but We
are all liable to mex mistakes" wa.
tne immediate reply.-Lippincoti.,
Magazine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
A slcklY Joke.

What Isl your husbands doctor
allopath or homeopath?" "a.
Il don't know. My husband caA@
him his biographer."
What does be mean by that!
We'll. the doctor is at work upV-
his life Observation-Disclosures Press.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
Arrested ~ncxelopment.

Richard--Are these good apples
yoar treeSs
Robert-we don't know Our ns'ss
boris two boys never let any o. 'u'
get ripe.''
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10
REGULAR faYdays.

Young man." said the earnest min.
ister' you are a hard worker. yo,
serve this corporation faithfully. Won
give y you tima end labor and thought
70 the exclusion of higher and hettar
things. Reflect q moment. Does I.
pay?" os y
Sure" replied the young man 49,.
y. get my money every Saturday
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10

musicians are not the only men IN.
ioIiow the medical profession; the mn.
dertakers are not Tar behind.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10

She covered back on the sofa and
covered her face with her hands. She
was innocent of hat far-off wrong.
Her child was dead, but she had not
killed 1t. Butch, that this girl had
died in infancy and her own baby had
lived! Perhaps her life might have
been different then.
Feline's entrance aroused her. She
for the first time remembered the sick
mans presence In her house.
He Is not dead, Feline?" she ques-
tened. springing to her feet.
mo. madame. but the doctor says
there Is very little hope. He has been
wounded in a duel. Will madame see
him."
Not tonight. My nerves are over
strung, and have another visit to
make. How is she. Feline?"
"The same, madame, like some poor
bird beating It's helpless wings against
the iron bars of its cage. Part OF the
time she seems to remember and
grows frantic In her efforts to escape;
at others she is passive ard despair.
Ing"
"She will soon grow reconcfled. /
viii 30 up and Q her when the house
IL quiet"
IAN hour later only . light shone
in the sick room as Barbara. with can
die in hand, her beautiful hair I'M
bound. stepped lightly out into the
corridor and peered a~nxiously about
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-10

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The news-herald., 1903-01-03

unto subscribed our names this 18th
day of September, in the year 1902.
EDWARDO PERGOLI. (SeaO
WILLIAM T. McGRATH. (SeaD
FRANK L. SEAVER. (Sea!)
In the presence of
JOHN T. FENTON.
State of New York,
City of New York, IS.
County Of New York
On this 18th day of September, in the
year 1902, before me, JOHN T. Fent0l,
Notary Public in and for the county
aforesaid, residing therein, duly COM
missioned and sworn, personally ap-
peared EdWardo Pergoli, William L.
McGrath, Frank L. SGaver, known to
me to be the persons described ir,
whose names are subscribed to and who
executed the annexed instrument, and
they acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purposes and
considerations therein expressed.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal the
day and year last above written.
(SeaD JOHN T. FENTON,
Notary Public New York County.
My commission expires March 81, 1902
Territory of Arizona,
County of Maricopa, SIS.
l, B. F. McFall, County Recorder in
and for the county and territory afore-
said, do hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed for record at 1:G1
o'clock p. m. on this 22d day of Sep
tember 1902, and duly recorded in Book
No. II Of Interpretations, Records If
Maricopa County, Arizona, at pages
256 to 258.
Witness my hand and official seal tho
day and year above written.
B. F. McFALL,
(SeaD County Recorder
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

Call for old Prentice, the purest grace ot whiskey made, aged 10 years m the barrel before bottling. At T. c. Folbre X Co.
 One fare pl5s two dollars for the round trip for the Mardi Gras, New Orleans, February 1924 via the Choc- taw-Rock Island.
 Old Nollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Co, is pure and whole some. For sale by T. c. Folbre & Co.,, Ferrest City, Ark.
 NJ. R. McCrary, of Beck's Switch, was in town Wednesday on business and gave us pleasant call. He has thanks for favors.
 c. N. Douglass, of Little Rock, formerly of Colt, was here Tuesday circulating among his friends and patrons of his house.
 The Times Job Printing Office can print anything from Bible to milk ticket. Leave your work here, instead of sending it abroad.
 Mir. Bailey and family and Chae. Casteel and family were registered al, the Hotel St. Francis Wednesday or their way to Alabama.
 Emory Sweet. of Memphis, was here Monday looking over the situation preparatory to engaging with his brothers at Widener shortly.
 A. c. Wood was a pleasant visitor in town Wednesday, and gave us a call, and extended the figures on his sub- scription to this great family paper
 Do you notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the Old Vollmer" whiskey? It IS the result of purity. T. c. Folbre & Co, Forrest City, Ark.
 Lee Dougherty and family have re. turned to Forrest City. and are resid- ing in the Leggett dwelling Mir. Dougherty is operating the steam shovel at Crow Greek. Ollie Cranberry, colored, was arrest | ed this morning and locked up on 2 warrant from Little Rock, charging him with stealing watch and beating his board bill,
 | SILK SALr.-On next Tuesday. and on that day only. we will sell all 50t silks in our store at 25e, and all 75c and Sl silks at 50c per yard, spot cash Come cary and avoid the rush. Tus. sell, Graham &.Co.
 | During 1903 shall continue as here | tnfore to keep everything good to eat. 1 am sure 1 can furnish the culinary department of your household with lht greatest variety Of the very best eata. bles for as little money as any man 1T Eastern Arkansas. This being true, hope 10 have your trade. lnvestiga and convince yourself. Sincerely;
 ". T. SANDERS, the Grocerymar
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

II. c.
 bld J. II. c.
 Did ]. II. Cutter.
 ,,d !. II. Cutter at Nelson's.
 1ot Tom and Jerry at the Green
 ee.
 EalentiRes now on sale at the News.
 nd.
 Did Prentice Whisk key at T. c, Fol-
 X Go.
 F. Sulcer, of Palestine, was here Rturday.
 E Duncan, of Cut Of, was in town Iturday.
 Meet me at the Green Tree and seq
 hrve smile.
 Ensure your property with Taylor,
 night X Co.
 Fred Cogbill, of Wynne, was in the
 y Tuesday
 Brick at Robert l.. Pettus' at $s %
 thousand.
 br. c. R. Sbinault, of Helena, was in
 Gn Sunday.
 Mrs. Lizzie Nash has gone 10 Pine Huff to reside. &Cashier Chss. II. Sanders IS quite in
 Bposed this week. < Judre J R. Ileasley has been on the &any list this week. #Dr. E. A. Long went to Memphis Tuesday, on business. l IA slight snow fall Tuesday morning <,he first of the year. How excursion rates for the Mardi 4ras via the Choctaw. \ See Robert l.. Pettus when you want Tick al $ co per 1000. *Try Old J II. Cutter Whiskey once <nd you will stick to it. EOnce tried-always used-Old J. II :. EItter, at Nelson x Co.'S. l Eggnog-like mother used to make kt the Green Tree Saloon. l There is no headache in Oid Gutter. 3old by N B. Nelson < Co. Il Call and see the list of timber lands Ind homes at J. NJ. Prewett's. I Nelson x Co.,, are exclusive agents ltr old J II. Gutter Whiskey. Barlow < Wilson Minstres Wednes. Ray January 2S, at opera house. Editor C. R. Izard. of the News, has been quite indisposed this week ! W II. NeWsom, of Wynne. was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Best assortment of boys pants in the fi,y to be found at Russell, Graham < c.. OfM'ss' f't.ia Early Risers The famous iitsie pills.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

Two hundred thousand brick for sale by RobertL l.. Pettus, at S per thousand.
 J.D. Burris and wife. of Memphis. were registered at the Imperial Sunday.
 Squire J. E. Sanders went to Little Rock Wednesday to attend the Good Roads Convention.
 Call and try some of that old Barbee whiskey at the Green Tree. It's the best on the market.
 Hon. F. w. DeRosltt, "the member from St. Francis" came in from Little Rock Friday night.
 l.. II. McGuffey gave us a pleasant call Wednesday, and has thanks for substantial favors.
 Miss Annie Milan left Monday for Savannah, Tennessee, her old home. where she will reside.
 Leave your orders for coal with Pas lay & Johnson, or call phone 13. Best grades at lowest prices.
 Reuben has come to town. Gall at the Green Tree and see him. He will be glad to smile at you. FOR SAIE.-A few more good lots in the Russell addition. on easy terms. Apply to James Russell. J. r. Hardin, of Dark Corner, was in town yesterday, and renewed his sub. scfiption 10 The Times.
 See Nelson & Co.'S. circulars for price list of whiskies, wines and cigars Call at the saloon for one.
 The Bank of Forrest City solicts a share of your patronage. It is now open and ready for business.
 Ike Mallory was in Memphis Tues. day 10 buy fixtures for his tonsorial parlor, and on other business c. A. Ahlstedt WAS here Saturday l night enroute to Little Rock to buy . material for j9b at O.ceo!a. The Bank of Forrest City is now open and ready for business. A share of your patronage Is solicited. John W. Hall, one of Widener's l noblemen, was in town seeing the sights Tuesday and "Wednesday. Gel. Landvoigt went to Little Beck Tuesday to attend the Good Roads convention, and on other business.
 Mir. l. J Wilkes. representing Day < Bailey, of Memphis, was in town and serving his customers Monday.
 "A wife recognizes a good husband by the kind and quantity of life lusur- ance he carries" Talk with Taylor Knight & Go, about your life iDsur. ance.
 BeNs4Es sIts, Mitsli Sasv0
 For Fiias, Burns, Sores.
The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

FoR SALE-Two weIl.made table e1unters-lS feet long; turned legs Cheap. E. l., VADAKIN. On and after January 1st, l903,. noth- ing under 25c will be delivered.
 l.. R. GROBMYER. On and after January 1st, 1903, noth ing under 25c will be delivered.
 l.. R. GROBMYER On and after January lst, 1903, noth. ing under 25c will be delivered
 l.. k. GR0BMYER. l.. J. Wilkes. of Helena, represent | ing Day & Daley. groccrs, of Mem l phis, was in town Cn business Friday. Recommended by physicians fer medicinal purposes-Oid J. II. Gutter Whakey. x. E. Nelson < Co, agents Mayor John J. Horner, F F. Kiteh ems and J. c. Rsmbert, of Helena were I, gIstered 1t the Marion Monday Mrs. ". II. Barnes and sweet little daughter Louise, left Sunday for Little Rock where they will reside tempora rilY.
 NIT. Robert Parkinson of Mt Car mel. Illinois. arrived in the ci,y yester. q " looking after his business interests here.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old Follmer Whiskey is the best, tell your friends. T. (. Folbre & Go. sell It.
 Col R D. Smith, of Mariana. was circulating among friends here We'd nesday, aud was guest at tie I'm perial.
 c. NJ. Wilkinson, of Palestine, was here Tuesday on bussess, and gave lis il pleasant call and has our thanks for fayorS.
 II. Martin, in advance of tie Bar low and Wilson Mlnstrels, was in the city Wednesday, and registered at the Imperial.
 When O,d J. II. Cutter is around 0 her whiskies must go way back and sit do@n "-N. B. Nelson & Co i, sole agents.
 ;. D. Apnerson, road over seer of H3auloon township, went To Little kGck Tuesday to attend the Good Roads convention.
 Cal [ J ". Beck and family have taken rooms at the Marion, where they will board until their now home can be built.
 Capt. <. II. Evins, of Madisen, was circulating among his numerous frleuds in town Monday, and gave us q. pleasant eall
 c A = T o z TA.s Bears the 1 IAs Kind Iog Hago htsays Bought
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The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

l N. L. Monroe and Sam Hodges went Eto Memphis OH business Tuesday. Recommended by physicians and Eeonsumers, old Prentice WhiskeY. n Capt J. c, Stern has been in town |seferal days this week on business. Mrs. Addie Crippeu, Of Madison, was [s charming visitor ill town Monday. E. J. Barrow came over Saturday En ght and remained d couple of days. As fine whskey as Old Kentucky EproduceS--Old J. II. Cutter Whiskey. J.. P. Bassett and wife, of Memphis. |Nefe registered at the Marion Monday. Best assortment of boys pants in the Il, 10 be found at Russell, Graham & A ] Art Calendars at the sstana III be closed ont at half price, if taken Fred and E. l. Cosbill, of Wynne, M-te mngling with society beles here Sunday,
 Hon. l. NJ. Vineyard, of Helena. N's d prom.nent visitor iu town last S D Aprerson wen, to Little Rock .tsaay to attend tie Good Roads con- |Y a;iOu.
 L. E Monroe. of Madison, was in VI . W sdnesday and stopped at the
 Err sale cheap at the Oil Mil. two o'\o5 feet.
 Mss Winnie Doyle spent Sunday ", "'t1 a.. lef charming sister, Miss Mamie, a' Hidener
 Cal eally and get first choice of tue %SLaull,Hi line oi Valentines at the rI.tt hlst youf real estate with Tsy,or s1a,t ,til It x Co, and they will sell 1t on ,o.l J. 5 Bowles, of the Consumers Cot. on m" t- 0ll company, was here Tuesday, \, Don't forget the Barlow & Wilson one,a r,',a'Iei I next "Wednesday night at the io.' Ne,son , x Co, are prepared for the d,y dS trade. No waits-shpped same lr non. non E B Macon, of Helena. was fr,n3 toHn , sunday night, enroute home ''OM Little Rock. ~ ;i5" o.I U. Copeland, of Helena. WAS in -i.om V. sunday night enroute home
 CA E oRr
 r.o oo-'' tho 7lha kaa fOu Hate AIsayS Bought
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The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

Our good o.d-time friend, Mr. E. L. Znkoski, of St. Louis, was in town a couple of days last week showing line of millinery to Madame F.. Boyle. He gave us pleasant call.
 SILK SALE.-On next Tuesday, ard on that day only, we will sell all 50c silks in onr store at 35c, and all 75c ar d <l silks at 50c per yard, spot cash Come early and avoid the rush. Fus- sell, Graham X Co.
 Miss Annie Pearson returned Fiji day from Memphis. where she lac been visiting with relatives and friends since ChFis;mls. Sue had 1 delightful visit, and her friends gave her hearty welcome h0me. W. $. llemenway of Wheatley. was in town yesterday on business ard visiting relatives and friends. He gave us a pleasant call in company with Dr. x. P. BeauchGmp. and has our thanks for substantial favors. Being oyers'ocked on canned goods of all kinds, 1 will for the next thirty days, offer my entire stock at sacri- flee prices. Canned peaches, apples, appr.eofs and asserted berries at &C., tual cost. " T Sanders.
 Sge Americas most uniqar fete-tl g New Orleans Mardi Gras, Only one fare plns two dollars for the round tr'p by tie Rock Island Systemn Chnetaw. Oklahoma & Gulf R R Tickets can be limited twenty-five days from date of sale,
 Our good friend. Mr. c. \. Bynum. was shaking hands with numerous friends in town Tuesday, and has our thanks for substantial favnrs He has been a pad in-advanee subscriber to this paper for more than qaarter of a century.
 Miss Addis Horney entertained the oung Ladies Book Club Thursday af terno0n. The game of Lost Heir ",. the principe feature of the ncoaslon. Refreshments, Dreaa and cake. Those present were: Misses Norma Taylor Mamie Taylor Mary lizard, Nonie Rogers Emma Beck, Ida Walton. Ger. trnde Walton. Corinae Williams. An. nie Eiiza Williams, Lula Lewis. Mar gnerite lsughingh0use, Mary German. Mrs. Walton. Mrs. Parham. Mrs. Mcke, Mrs Neblets.
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The Forrest City times., 1903-01-23

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