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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

an glad 10 announce That For
ret City hes wou the District Par
sersge. I.s central location, Its
ae2.ihfuiness, and above all, the
i.beraiiiy Of is people, were srgu-
& enis not 10 be resiEted. SO that
nfaen the question Of changing the
I Arsonage was Get before them, in
tie light Of all the facts in the
case. the big hearted aud broad
rsinded representatives Of Ciaren-
don surrendered what Was 10 them
much cherished enterprise. They
CONCEDED that Forrest City vas
tue logical place fer tas parson.
age, aud under the fine showing
she made 10 make this enterprise
< success, they yielded their claim.
i his change has .rnet with uniyer-
sal Satisfaction among the preach.
ers and church officials IN the dis.
trict. Several quarterly confer
Gees have already taken official
action, approving the change and
Transferring their subscriptions
from Clarendon to Forrest City.
j hese subscriptions are being
promptly raised, and some Of them
Laye already been turned over 10
lie and receipted. l think the
$500 pledged by the district will
be in hand within the next thirty
cays. Forrest City has already
pledged $3.50, with more to fol.
low 10 be paid within sixty days
after the question Of location was
decided, and as this pledge is
worth one hundred cents on the
dollar, our district parsonage be-
comes speedy and certain sue
cess. The building committee
will be appointed and called TO-
getber within the next ten days to
select lot and consider plans for
the house, unless they should de.
eide 10 purchase q home all ready
fer use. Thenceiorth, Forrest City
will be the home of The presiding
elder OF the Helena District.
w. G. DAVIDSON, P. z
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
500 Reward. SloC.

The readers Of this paper will be pleas
I'd 10 learn that there is al least one
dreaded disease HAT science has been able
10 cure - ali It's stages, aud that Is Ca
tsrrh. Halls Cstsrrh Cure is the only
positive cure known 10 the medical fra
terity. Cstsuh being a constitutions
disease. requires q constitutional treat
msni. Hairs Caiarrn Cure is taken in
ternsliy. acting directly upon the blood
sad mucous surfaces Of the system. there
by destroying the foundation Of the dis.
ease. and giving the patient strength By
building up the constitution and assisting
nature IN doing its work. The proprie.
tors have so much faith In its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars Tor any case that fails TO cure. Send
for let OF testimonials. Address
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o
II Sold by druggists, sc.
Halls Family Pulls are the beet.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

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The ALLEGATIONS - uGI. gooe VIE
NJ. Csuposl ia :. Ire FRI - Camp
BE- < AeEIiEt- .: Csldvtl, is z
gentleman il every Fs-tisulE.. ant >
u2o o, rare Judgment spo tasts, ~
u sTlcs1csd IT bis stlestlgl .. 2 lie
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

was iroc bed for several years with
chrome 10 gsst3gu and DeryDgs DEBILITY
writes z ) Green. .. Lancaster Y. II .
NO remedy b-lpee oe Until ! began
usug eetrie BfiferE. which I'D I'd Ugfe
GOOD nan al tbe tuecgcIrsas ! ever Esed
They lave 3 - Eepi NJ VIE IN excellent
besih FOR gesfs sas says klscirie BIZ
tsrs AZ .ast splendid for female tfou =:
that tfty are grand tonic and inv g0rs-
tor for wax. ruB c5wn women. No
ofbe; uadIeiB- ean take Il. pace II our
family Try them Only 59c Ssts-
faction guaranteed By J. II. D8nsysnt
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
CanCey Cured

BIZ. n. ". Prickett. omthfeld, lis.
writes. Sept. 1913, 1901: II had been
suffering several years with a cancer on
my face, which gave me great annoyance
and Unbearable itching. | was using Bal
lard's SLOW Linment for sore leg. and
through an accident | rubbed some Of the
iiDi1stni on the cancer, and as it gave me
almost Instant relief. | decided to continue
70 Use tie liniment on the cancer. In a
short tims The cancer came out. my face
healed Up and there is not the slightest
scar left. have implicit faith in the
merits Of tsis preparation. and il cannot
be too highly recommended = 25c, soc
and sl.00. For SAFE by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

Car LuEEs. q If L. 5. Err5-
3ssrk q tbs Prs. Lr3 gsc--1 Dis
lr5es q l.. ElssassYFi ElFs-,
EE-s Tr]sss . ese-s1 law ~
pss-s :; 1ts Do-l1 srr p,l1ls 13l-
iowss " tsrTy ssna-A rslDss !
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lie Yssssni bovn j TIE rvtr
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
FOR SALE
Committee

Two good river bottom fans for sale
one tract o. ~ acres. all in cultivation:
tepan; house, barn. and fences in good
repair.
The otner. 80 acres. q3 acres iDc.osed
with new post and wire fence, TIM
Der deaoeneo; ~ acres ready for the
plow. Cal on J 81. PrrWelt for prices
aud terms
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

CAPT Iauss Russsll, ". Z. Wi
liars, J. 9. Sterr, NJ y. Gaines,
Geo. 2. Mallory. sbsris Mcknight
and Jno. Calling, representative
nsn froEn ST Pra1eis ooa1ty, wen.
o Lit. Roek yesterday IN the IL
tsrsst Of leTes legislation. These
gentlemen are al largely interest
&C u g. Fr&peis bottom lands, and
iheir opinions sho1ld hsT. eonsid-
cradle weight
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

Tie Eor5t9r 4rkiusks, teco--
panied By TIE Is. &C Luxon. ous
q tie sParlta vests captured TT
Admiral Dsxsy. vii star. On /.
eruiss up tie MISSISSIPPI rITsr ire
latter pari Of April A. ssort
sbculo Be- r.de . irsucs t1s- =
eon. " TIE g. Y-socit 81 ttr "a
cur futurts-Ezssso
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
curec Consuropuor,.

Mrs. l. " EYsDs. Clearwater. Kan.
writes. Ny husband lsy sex TOT three
DODths. the ooet0Ts stated he Lad q1ieE
e0DeuM ptioa. We procured g bottle Of
Ballard HorebOend Syrup aud IL cured
s3n. That vas ~ yeafs ago. AID siuee
ibsn We always Espi q bottle IN the house.
r cannot 90 wltbDut II. For coughs and
o0.ds il has 20 . nal" 25e, soc and g. %
DDltle al J Il SzDders
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

L 1s-srLso1 f-sz memphis vi
r5s1f LIE Eorx - ts8 60 ~
Euaksrt hsN = r-3.s-s t.s E.us
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

TIE Ezseut5Ts CorrlsIss q iot
ATkE1sEs Press AssocE.io-- LES
sec 5sG - bal1 her ANNA 1sss-
~ u TIE AssocEtior 8; kcr15e.l-
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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
The Object q The Esii.

Edltor IInes IL scs orr Mem
g,ais frieEdt. through tie Conner
.aai Appeal, think NE are very
radical ip osr Deg9ss.i game law.
Gar Am IL. sH1 ever viii be, to
TrGlsla he game aps fsh, witch
i lie properly Ct tie stzis. We
al 70. exelnss gentlemen
= orismsD,7 but vii grant them
aaeh eourtesies AID privileges az
tersslyes enjoy; bat %. . -aoDepo-
, CD OR rigbis. Dgri5g the open
ssason many pot hunters Unrest
or domains and k.i. and chip
game, fen and tow for profit,
which We ere determined 10 cup
Iress. We ai2 10 look after all
g@me, fsh and fowl 20 - to pro-
Isl Them from The depredalions Of
e-isicerE, 20 IS 10 increase The
apply, thereby enhancing our
fF0ft. Hunter.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20


The h1if hundred democrats
choose wlsely at the primary Tues
cay 4 their selection Of standard
bearers Tor Inc city election II
April. The same officials. except
ing one charge in aldermen, were
elected. The Old board has been
carrying % 3 much needed work.
aud It IL 70 be hoped that they viii
oonuIue il tie good work until
he city is severed and water in
every part. The economic admin
istrstion is evidenced IN the yal1e
81 scrip-being 81 par.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
You Know What fou Are Taxing

t. E~111~ " .-t . ~
" hs- .oG IA. Groves IEsts8sss- GtiA
= u1Ie because tAs formula u -sir y
,-srisc on sre-y bo.tl. showing tat :; Il
SIMPLY Iron fDs OF DiDe u tsfiessss
fo-m- NJ ere. Do psE- 3d.
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

The commencement exercises In North
opera house Friday evening were one OF
the most interesting and entertaining
that have yet been held representing the
Columbus schools.
The graduates. the High school fac-
ulty, the ministers and the school board
had places on the stage, which bad been
neatly draped in colors and decorated
with plants and flowers. The claas Of
1903 pride themselves on having seven
boys and five girls.
After music by the High school orches-
ira and invocation by Rev. Luce, Mis-
Emma Raeatz played piano solo ~Air-
de-Ballet- by Moskovsh, which was
brilliantly rendered. Miss Ragatz il .
talented muslcian and q fAvorite with Ill
Of her acquaintances, and is . credit to
the class she representa-.
Miss Grace Lewis then delivered the
salutatory. She thanked those who had
% ably assisted them In all their course
through the school life, the public for
their patronage of the school lecture
course, thus helping them IN making
thsir High school library one Of the best
IN the state.
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03
0u00nSwar0.

We are headquarters for
dishes. The best quality for the
least money. We have q few
sets. Handsomely decorated
semi-porceiain At a price that
will surprise YOU Call and
see them.
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03
Ice Cream Freezers
all sizes at very
low prices.
Lawn
Mowers

The kind that
makes it q pleasure
to NOW your lawn
at prices that will
interest you.
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

"A special train v1s sent frum -
to 0adisoo Thursday morning to esEr,
paDengaB Who wished to attand tn
funeral Of fe1-Coceressman jeAn s Rob.
inson. About twenty esntlemen aequ,in.
taDess hsRe vsFs prsasnt as tn funRal
The A1ditoEiam orchestra vii give
theR concert Tussa.y evening Of naxt
week as North opsra house One a the
selections Of the orchestra vii Be .
-SGehine Party when . pony and
slaigh Win Be introduced On the stage
The soloists Of the evening viii b Mn
Euialia &ckly, Prot Frank Sike and
Gus Falhanm-
-Edv1rd F. Younkln and Mn Edna
G. Crawford, both Of Grand Island, were
married Thursday afternoon st The
Methodist parsonage. Rev. Luce oAiciAs-
ing. Mr.. Younkin has been engaged IN
the businsss at Grand Island Of shipping
poultry to California and h2s nov moved
to this city where be vii establish HIM
self In the same line.
H. J. Hendryx. father Of MrA 7.
Adams Of tins city, and Thomas Br.ni-
gan, Who lives about ten miles south of
the city, have purchased Of ]. E kauf-
mann the property and buildings On
Lewis and Tenth street recently used for
q lumber yard by the latter. They ex-
pect to remodel the buildings and 90
into the business Of bringing in western
horses and fitting them for the market.
-Invisations have been received here
to the marriage Of Fred Covgill Williams
and Mis- AdellOyd Whiting on June 10,
1t the First Baptist church in Lincoln
The couple viii be at home IN Seward
lftsf September l. where Mr.. Williams
has been elected superintendent Of the
public schools. Mr.. Williams spent sew
sral years OF his school life in Columbus
md has many friends who Will be pleased
% know of his happy marriage to one of
Lincoin's mos. talented young ladies.
The body Of Michael Morrissey. q
'ormer well known resident Of this city,
Who lost his life In Canada about a year
lgo. arrived at Plattsmouth for burial
,ne day last week. He made the trip to
Canada To look after some land interests.
0ne day his hfsles body was found near
he road side some distance from hls |
destination. At first foul play was sus-
,ected. but the theory later advanced
vas that he had frozen to death The |
,ody was buried there. but as the widow |
ives in Piattsmoush arrangements were |
made to transfer the body to the family |
,urial lot IN the Catholic cemetery Of |
nat city.
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

The Nebraska Legislature recently
paassd Law requiring all applicants for
teache3' certificates to pass an exami-
nation in the principles of elementary
agriculture. This Law goes into effect
July l, 1903. In view Of these require
ments, the University Of Nebraska offers
In its summer school. June l. to July
25, . course In agriculture especially
arranged Tor teachers.
The Lincoln Star says: Miss Lydia
Mcmahon viii be the masrun of the
Geneva industrial school for girls, her
appointment having been announced by
Governor Mickey. She lives at Colum-
bus and for some time has been a sewing
seachsr ss the Geneva school The salary
viii b STD . year. The appointment
Will take eject June l. Mis McMahon
viii relieve Mis Van Cleave of Cass
county"
The school board met IN regular ses-
SION Monday afternoon. Edgar Howard
had bean requested to appear before the
board to listen to complaints made by
tsaehers Of the High school regarding
the conduct of his son Finley, appeared,
but fsensd to remain and hear the com-
plaintA The board passsd . resolution
sfssr hsazing complaints from the teach
GA = consider the conduct Of Finley
rspRshsnible and not to be tolerated BY
the faculty. The board VII meet again
ThnEsd.y.
Tho alnmni Of the Columbus HIGH
school hsld their annual reception in
tie High school building Monday even
m6. Notwithstanding the disagreeable
v0akAf theEe vsFe about one hundred
gf.dnsAD present Who enjoyed a pro-
gram q muse and recit.tiOns. A rep
rs1sntative ffum each cia8 wss called
up0a for . short speech The officers
sascssd Tor TIE coming year are: Pres-
dsnt, 6amnd 1ah0od US; vice president
0rnes Holman "; secretary, Lilly.r
Weadsa "; trsssurer, August Wagne.
81. Raefsshmsnh vsrs served in tn
han which w. sppfupriatsly and artis
tieally decorated 1ur ths OCCASION
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

Miss Jennie Gasser. a Methodist
deaconees. who Is taking a course N the
training school IN Chicago for missionary
work, gave an interesting talk at the
Epworth League service Sunday evening.
The city council met IN regular
session Monday evening. An ordinance
to amend the fire limit ordinance was
read the first and second time and Will
be read the third time az the Wednesday
evening special meeting. The council
passed a resolution To condemn the
building known as the Philiipps property
on Olive street. block No. 80, and the
owners are to De instructed To remove
the same inside Of sixty days from date
Of notice. The council viii publish a
notice Of special assessment for the pur-
pose Of levying special tax for building
sidewalks. Council viii meet again
Wednesday and Saturday evenings. The
city board OF equalization are n session
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
thus week.
Thursdays Omaha Worid-Heraled
contained the following reference to the
proposed power canal project: Pros
poets for the building Of the Platte river
power canal this year are declared by
parties familiar with the situation to be
Unexpectedly promising It is stated
that within the past few weeks steps
have been taken that put an entirely
new aspect On the proposition Both
the Columbus and the Fremont projects
have been realigneG. and it is declared
that either one Of them Is IN fair way
to 60 through, but that II the very ma
sure OF things bot one Of them viii be
carried out Well advised parties re-
gard It as certain that one Of them viii
be q 60. md look to see actual conssruc-
ton begun thus year. The Columbus
people claim to have their scheme al
ready financed, provided they can show
contracts for the use Of 10000 horse
power from big CONSUMERS IN Omaha
To this end efforts have lately been d.
rected toward securing contracts with
the street railway company and the
electric light company. President Frank
Murphy Of the street railway company
n now In New York. and it Is stated that
his trip had TO do With this very matter.
On the other hand. there has recently
been q reorganization Of the Fremont
people. and it IL quietly reported that
Ogden Armour and p. A. Valen tine have
become Interested IN the project. with
excellent prospect that the Necessary
capital viii shortly be secured It Il
| further stated that the Seli9mans OF
New York are likewise dipping into the
scheme. II vii be recalled that the
Seligman banking house handled the
financing Of the street railway reorxnni.
zation proposition short time ago, and
has bssn eiving special attention r
] mattsn in TIN section rseently"
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

Rev. Walter N. Halsey then gave an
address, Every Bush Afire. with God"
which was full Of good thoughts for the
old as we'll as advice to the young.
Miss Myrtle Hoffman rendered piano
solo, -Grsnde Polka de Concert by
Bartlett. Miss Hoffman has the ability
to make q fine musician which her
friends viii be glad to have her cultivate.
Both Mis- Hoffman and Miss Ragatz
played without their music.
Samuel A. Nahood gave the class his
tory, taking opportunity to tell Of the
pranks Of the boys, and the admirable
qualities Of the girls In the class. His
oration was bright and he delivered
it well.
The class prophecy by Ralph D. Wig
gins came next and he took time by the
forelock to bring the class Of 1903 IN
prominence before the world. Each one
wss gwen his sphere and many humor-
Gus thrust was aimed at the boys.
Ralph has . strong, clear voice that Is
suited for oratOry.
The valedictory and Grafton entitled
The Relation of Education to Civic
Prosperity" by Homer N. Martyr vas .
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

Schuyler is having frightfuI time
with high water. One Of the incidents
which We take from the Schuyler Sun
gives an idea Of the unpleasant situation:
prof E. B. Sherman has q novel method
OF navigation in his cellar OF course
the place is flooded like all the rest. but
the professor does not let little thing
like that worry him IN the least. When
he wants anything IN that cellar. ne
steps in a big wooden bucket with one
foot and IN a tub with the other and
when be Hfts foot the tub tor bucket,
viii rise and float to where he wants to
put his foot down and thus he per
ambUlates.
Next week the county institute viii
begin its two weeks session. the first
week being devoted to the institute lee
tures. The examinations viii be held on
the 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th. Sup't
Leavy has secured three excellent in
structOrs who viii help to make the
work Of value. s. Y. Gillian Of Nil
Wsukee, Wis, Sup't FuImer OF Pavnse
City, and Sup't Atkinson OF York are all
gentlemen OF high educational standing.
Columbus citizens should attend the
institute sessions not only because they
would find the Lectures very interesting
but to show to the teachers and those IN
charge that they are concerned in their
work Some time during the institute
lectures will be given by State Sup't
Fowler and Prot Gillian.
The Leigh World says: Mr.. 6. T.
Everett, manager Of the Platte County
Independent Telephone company, with
force Of eleven men are IN town this
week setting poles for their line IN town.
By the latter part Of next week they ex-
pect to be ready for service. The cen
trail vii be located IN the Statesman
od6ce, with Aiss Leoua Harbert a. day
operator. This company Will give q
2+hour day service The line viii be
run one-hah mile north and a. Tar eas,
On that line a subscribers can be secur
ed They vii also run several othel
branch lines southeast Of town, Gvini
the country east and southeast Of Cres
ton fnt-eia8 telephone service - vel
- Ill along The line q ColunbaA'
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

People coming in from the north
part Of the county report that all The
creeks and low lands contain great
Quantities of water. Shell creek, which
is seldom Effected to any great extent
with high water. is nearly up to its
banks. Lost creek il said to be q mile
and half vide on this lde Of Ocouee.
-Ns. Richard Ramey and Mn Frank
Rorer entertained large gathering of
ladies Friday afternoon at the home Of
An. Rsmey. m honor Of Mn ". J. VII
liams and Mn. Alexander Friends Of
these ladies were invited and although
the rain kept many from attending, the
house vss crowded With ladies' Who were
ANXIOUS to meet them after their return
from . year spent m California The
amusement OF the afternoon Was . gue8-
ing game IN which titles Of books were
represented by pictures. Refrsshments
were served.
AT recent meeting Of the Fremont
Commefcial club, one Of the recommen-
dations made wss that money should
b spent IN improving several Of the
main roads leading into the city. The
city should purchass heavy road steam
rullsr, working it by horse power, Gz
hoesss, costing sbout $500" Good roads
hading into any town u . prime factos
IN holding and drawing trade for such
placss, and should rscsive the careful
sttsntion Of the proper authoritiss Q,
al tina
M. E. J. Richards, electrical snGi
nssf hum New York, Who has bssn u
Cofumb1s for the psst two weeks IN II
interest of the power c.nal, vsat r
Grand Island and Hastings today, +
estimate the amount Of power euosunsl
m thOse cities. and frum shsre viii rueur,
70 Omaha md Lincoln. and from ther,
to Nov Yoek Nr. Babcpck win aeeom
pany him. II u lsazned that svsr,
1satnrs Of the power dsvelopmsnt pa0sl
upon By Mr. Rchnb hare ha bss,
tband . rspresentsd Ths plans - nos
epatsmplatsd aEe far moro axtsnsiv
tim q int anticipated and svuytAnl
kmdsat0 s1ooaA
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

Il
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ss noonnseH kfsov moEan6s vno
sa1a Nun % give oono nor M
aanaea q any reesooanAe uns she
sosns seooia % cnecs, n1me the
enoens 9 hand q 50 DE-. helnfz
- - t r. osned the BOND
m GAakapsaze department Of the
Wo01ni club sntsrtainsd hisnds last
e-.. =
tn3u q 80 q eonosfo %
2 oNen y tns pups q froI FOOL
fsoL Cannangham and Al0 Ethel Gal
-, vM - rsadsssd q the home OF ".
A' .S s
sa
.aa ~
s' 'nu '' n's'' sPp''
-Ca1aas b danford Piayed The
eaens q Senace ss1uruay nient %
- hsBsss sn0ancs snat has appeared
N ne Noesh opefs house q any pay
s0ssf ssanmens tnas !ser. Ine reeeapes
~ -
:" A f'-s "
-An Avs Zsieier Of Columbus and
Nm Nary Ham Of Morsvia, Iowa, were
visiting rslativs IN Monroe this week
Cards are out for the marriage Of Charles
Liehtnsr and Stella Ncwlliams on June
10Th The g. p. p r. wanted to know
The Columbus journal., 1903-06-03

we'll written composition and Homer was
equal to the occasion in presenting it to
the public
". n. Hensley, "a one OF the school
board, then presented the members of
the class With their diplomas, which was
prefaced by an address to the class CIV
ing them words Of advice and counsel.
After music by the orchestra and
bensdiction by Rev. Rasmussen the
audience were dismissed.
The class contained beside those who
took part on the program: Robert
Drawbaush, Mable Drawbangh, Mary
Lewis. Samuel Rector. Oscar DeLand
and Albert Brugyer, and the program
does not In any way signify that those
taking part were chosen from those with
the highest standing. Albert Brusger
has the highest general average for the
four years in the High school and Miss
Hoffman stands second. For the houors
IN the senior year Miss Hoffman and
Robert Drawbau2h average the same
markings and it has not yet been decided
which viii receive the prize of the schol-
arship to Bellevue college for this