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The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

nd Cutter Rye hits the spot.
W. 49, N1-e,A N .. Il

nd Cutter Rye hits the spot.
Croonet sets at the Newsstand.
Wsrbles-big new stock-Newsstand.
yov I,aces at RUSSELL Graham & Co.
Wiss Annie Russell continues to I'M
prove
Bay a graphophone at the News
stand.
no,oN. B. Nelson & Co.. for Old
Cutter
Try one of those Mint Julips at the
Magnolia.
All kinds of sporting goods at the
Newsstand
Rev. J. A. Mason isvisiting his fami-
this week.
brink Green River, the whiskey with
out headache.
Fnur Room Cottage for rent. Apply
10 L.Sollwase'
Bas1 Ball Guides for 1904 may now
he had at the Newsstand.
WAyrrD-To buy ten cords of IT,
inch wood. See Vadakin.
Can't James russell was in Little
Rock tuesday on business.
TRY Nimocks on bran chops, hay.
oats and general mill feed
Trya bottle of Old Cutter. It's al.
right. n. b. Nelson Il Co.
Neely Il Neblett are lucky. They
sell goods where others fail.
Hon. Walter German was in Little
Rock last Friday on business.
W.O. Pirile of New Castle, was 10
the city on business Yesterday.
gDelneator and Designer for July
now on sale at the Newsstand.
Mr.. Gus Sweet, of Widoner, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mr.. D. Hail. of Widener, was in
the city on business Wednesday.
Nicely & Neb.ett can't be beaten In
triees on Dry Goods or Groceries.
All kinds of summer beverages are
served at the Magnolia Saloon in the
latest and most expert manner.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

The Planters Gin Company have re.
ceived their new engine and boiler, and
it is being unloaded today.
Messrs. Hubert Folbre, Paul Pope
and Ray Bonner left Friday night for
st. Louis to take in the big show.
All Neckwear 10 stock will be sacri-
feed at half price To make room for
our new goods. Il. II. Winfield Il Co
Miss Lulah Lewis was shopping up
town Monday, the first time she had
been up for three weeks, owing to i'll.
ness.
Dove shooting Is now in full blast.
and the sportsmen are having very good
success. The Mallory field is the seat
Of war.
Guides to the Worlds Fair, Worlds
Fair souvenirs, and Worlds Fair pos
tai cards, may be had at the News.
stand.
We have just received shipment of
cypress we'll curling. Call and let us
make YOU prices. Forrest City Lum-
Der Co.
Russell, Graham & Co. are keeping
the ball rolling by painting the front of
their brick buildings on North Front
street.
Work was commenced this week on
the new brick store house for l.. X.
Grobmyer, and will be pushed to com.
pletion.
Buy your coal OF US and save money,
Alabama, Kentucky and South Nc
Aiister coal for sale by Paslay s.
Johnson.
Don't be selfish, it you are satisfied
that Old Vollmer Whiskey is the best,
tell your friends. T. c. Folbre, Jr., s.
Co. sell it.
A. Nlcaud, of Dallas, was in the
city yesterday to look after his inter.
ests in the Forrest City Ice and Power
Company.
We are still doing artistic Job work,
SO please don't send away for yours,
but give us u chance. We guarantee
satisfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-01

Nicely & Neblett have the Calicos and
Lawns you are looking for at BIC to &C
per yard.
Mrs. Lucy Loonev went to Memphis
the first of the week to enter Maury's
Infirmary.
Mr.. II. l. GOrum and son, of Pales.
tine, were registered at the Marion
Wednesday.
Hardware in all its variety, the best
and largest stock in the city, at Russell,
Graham & Co.
Judge Z. A. McCulloch aud wife. Of
Mariana, were registered at the Ma.
rion Saturday.
Remember us when wanting feed of
any kind. Our prices are right. Pas.
lay i Johnson.
Go to russell, Graham & Co. g for
the genuine Cot!iss, Coon s. Co. collars.
best on the market.
Whiskey Is whiskey, but Old ]. H.
Cutter is the best whiskey on earth
n. b. Nelson & Co.
Il. c. Folbre, Jr. e Co. serve the cool
est of all beverages. Cold keg and Bot.
tied Beers specially.
The Old Yannissee Pure Rye Wits.
key is dispensed in Forrest City by
L. &. FOlbre, Jr. Il Co.
Don't fail to see the elegant stock of
Boys Clothing now being shown by
Russell, Graham & Co.
For SALE.-A few more good lots in
the RUSSELL addition, on easy terms.
Apply to James Russell.
The daily drink for those who drink.
Deans Mocha and Java Coffee in cans.
Sold by Fondren & Smith.
The Corliss, Coon & Co. linen collars
are the best On the market. For sale
by Russell, Graham & Co.
The Iron Mountain is running
weekly coach excursion to st. Louis at
$3.50 for the round trip. The next will
60 Monday night. Tickets are good
returning for seven days. w. S. Dur
borrow, Agent.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
Finds Visiting Oppressive.

NO." a well known society wom-
an was heard to remark the other
afternoon at Il tea, Il do not 90 out
of town frequently on visits to
friends. You see, ! do not like
change"
"Not like change of scene? How
queer responded the woman to
whom she was talking.
"Oh, | like change of environ
ment well enough" replied the first,
"but | do not like adapting my
whole life to Others, as the visitor
is certainly expected to do if she
desires to be a welcome guest.
"As the ideal guest you change
your hours for rising, for retiring,
for eating your meals, change your
politics to please your host, change
your religion 10 meet the views of
your hostess, change your point of
view concerning art, music and what
constitutes diversion to suit the fam
lily in general and are lucky if YOU
don't change your doctor, and all
this following after strange and un-
congenial gods is sure to make YOU
Ill unless yon escape the wrath TO
come by going home. "--Baltimore
Sun.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
ROBERTSON HOTEL
JOHN ROWAN Rsoss,Eros.
S1.OO DAY HOUSE
AS good hotel as can be found on
the Plains nice Upstairs Rooms.
CHEAP RATES.
For Town-Lot Sale at Byers,
Texas, Friday, June 10th,
1904.

For the above important oc
casion, Through which small
fortunes will accrue to those
wise enough to grasp one or
more of the many goodly oppor.
tunities to be offered or id
open in connection with the
primary establishment of com
ing city, The Denver Road"
and The Wichita Valley Rail,
way Co., will sell tickets June
9th and 10th to Byers, Texas,
and return at less than one fare
for the und-triptrom all points
between land including) Fort
Worth, Seymour and Amarillo,
Texas. Tickets sold at points
on "The Denver Road will be
good for return until June 18th,
and those sold at Wichita Valley
Railway points will be good for
return until June 18th. "Byers"
is situated twenty-five miles
northeast of Wichita Falls, on
the newly constructed Wichita
Falls d. Oklahoma Railway, and
is so located as to readily pos
sess and control as its own a
scope OF extremely
-ich and highly developed agri
and newly discovered
Ind partially developed oil ter
'itory, thus more than justifying
is own quick and substantial
as most important
business community. Apropos:
"A word to the wise is suffi-
lent" Interested parties may
btaiu further information upon
pplication to local agents OF
ither OF the railway lines men
toned above, or by addressing
be General Passenger Depart.
tent of The Denver Road" at
'ort Worth
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
A Rare Occasion.

AS new words are coined for new
uses, so language must contain
blanks where words have never been
needed. Commander Peary, the arc,
tic explorer, was one day talking to
group of friends who were greatly
interested about life in the extreme
attitudes.
"Do you speak the Eskimo Ian
guage 2" asked one
"Yes."
what is it like: For instance,
how would an Eskimo say good
morning."
"He wouldn't say it," returned
the commander, with a smile.
"Not say it? Are social customs
entirely lacking therc?"
mo, but, you see," said the cx-
plorer, at is II country where they
would have occasion to use those
words only once a year. SO, you see,
they don't have them"
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
BROUGHT HER TO TERMS.
The Winning Play Of the Suitor Who
Had Been Rejected.

u understood you to say that you
reject me-" he said.
"Your understanding is correct"
she replied, although somewhat
blunt. ] feel that | cannot marry
you"
She took step forward and gen.
tly touched his arm. A tear was in
her eye.
"1'm so sorry" she said
Something in her voice made him
straighten up. He had not asked
for sympathy. He resented it Sc
suddenly that it was as if some out.
side power had taken possession of
him. He felt mad right through.
"lou needn't be-" he replied.
"Why should you be? If YOU en-
terrain the slightest notion that I'm
going to jump off the dock or ruin
my life dismiss it at once. There
are, / can assure you, worse things
than being a bachelor. In the first
place, there are no enormous bills to
pay. Then, man can go and come
as he pleases, without let or hin
drance. Instead of being bound
down to one woman, subject to her
whims, her idle fancies, he is free
for all. He can pursue his cherished
ambitions without interruption.
When he is sick he can secure prop
er care without being nurscd by an
amateur. He doesn't have to at
tend dinner parties or any other
kind of parties if he doesn't want
to. His time is his own. He can
smoke and drink or not without
question, and he is absolutely free
TO pursue his own ideals. There are
worse things than being single.
was willing to run the risk with YOU,
but don't sympathize with me. |
shall get along all right, thank YOU.
p
She turned toward him with
sudden movement of determination
and held out her hands pleadingly.
"Now YOU must marry mew she
said.--Smart Set.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
Wanted Realism.

Author (reading)-"At this mo-
ment his wife appeared at the head
of the steps, and, turning toward her
with a gentle smile, he again shook
the furnace
Publisher - One moment; Mr..
Scribblm. You say he was building
a fire in the furnace simultaneously
with the tender smile:
Author-Well-er-Hy dear sir,
i
Publisher-All very well, sir, but
we want no ideals. Make it read,
HE threw the shovel at her, kicked
the cat and swore like a sea pirate"
Otherwise YOU don't publish here.
See:-BaltlmOrc News.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10

The News Office for job work.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
How To Treat IA Sprained
Ankle.

A sprained ankle as usually treat
ed will disable a man for three or
four weeks. This is an unneceS-
sary loss of time, for many cases
have recovered in less than one
weeks time when Chamberlain
Pain Balm was promptly and freely
applied. 1t allays the pain and
soreness and quickly restores the
parts to healthy condition. For
sale by S. V. Writ Druggist.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-10
Why He Preferred To Die.

In the year 1900 a preacher of
the name of William Darlington
threw himself from the parapet of
the Church of St. Sepulcher, in
London. lie left a note which gave
as his reason for committing the
net that he wanted to 90 to the
theater that night, but did not have
the money whcrewith TO purchase
the ticket of admission.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
FEW MACHINISTS
RETURN TO WORK
Third Vice President BuckaIew of the
Union, Has Established His Head
quarters at Topeka.

Topeka May 5-The picket line OF
control by the union machinists is the
principal noticeable feature in the San
ia Fe shop strike at Topeka. Third
Vice President Buckalew of the ma
chinists union has established his
headquarters here.
General Manager Nudge of the San
ia Fe says few machinists are COM
ing back to work along the system, but
that the road is finding no trouble in Sc
curing the required help to keep up the
engines and the shops running.
Proposition to Be Submitted.
Topeka, May 81. D. Buckalew, who
is directing the machinists' strike at
this place said today that the assoca-
ton would probably submit a PROPOSE
ton for settlement within the next
4S hours. "It is not closed shop that
we want" declared Buckalew, "but
SO that the machinists may
have a ready idea of the work to be
required of them, of which they now
1ave very vague idea"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
M0yER GIVEN A HEARING.
The Case is Being Tried Before the
Supreme Court-Judaes From All
Parts of the State in Attendance

Denver May 5--Arguments on the
writ OF habeas corpus issued on the be
half OF Charles H. Meyer, president of
the Western Federation of Miners. who
has been deprived of his freedom by
order of Governor Peabody and is now
held as military prisoner at Telluride
which is under martial law, were heard
in the state Supreme Court today. The
case has awakened widespread interest
and many judges from all parts of the
state assembled in the Supreme Court
to hear the speeches of Attorney Gen
eral Miller and John M. Waldron for
the state and E. F. Richardson for Moy-
er Two full days will be consumed in
argument, five hours for each side. The
question at issue is whether the Gov
ernor has authority to establish mill
tary rule for the purpose of suppress
ing what he termed Estate of insur-
rection and rebellion due to the acts
of the strikers.
Attorney WaldrOn opened briefly by
the authorities for the ac-
ton of the Governor. He was followed
by Richardson who contended that
there was no insurrection and that the
Governor had no right to suspend writs
)f habeas corpus. He will take up the
entire afternoon. Waldron and Attor
ley General Miller will close the case
md will divide the time tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
And Due CreditGlv the Bureau
Of immigration by the San
MarciaI Bee.
NEW S0C0RRO
BULLETINS
Satisfactory and Timely and will Prove
Of Great Aid in Attracting Capital
and, People to That Great
County.

The good work of the Bureau of I'm
migration is being appreciated by al
who are watching the progress and ad
vancement of the Territory and who
are noticing what is being accomplish
ed through and by the advertising and
correspondence of the bureau In its
last issue the San Marcial Bee makes
the following favorable comment there
on:
Last Saturday the Bee received a
package of 100 copies of a new pam.
phlet, just issued by the Bureau of I'm.
migration for the Territory of New
Mexico, dealing with the resources and
industries of Socorro County.
''Socorro County, New Mexico, the
largest and the richest in resources OF
all New Mexico countless" constitutes
the attractive wording upon the title
page. Then under sub-headings the
area, population, assessed valuation,
ETC., are dealt with; then comes a list
of the newspapers and postof1ices in
the county with an entertaining sketch
of its early history, river courses, eli.
mate, scenery and inhabitants. The
area and population data is followed
by articles telling of the progress of
agriculture and horticulture, irriga.
ton, live stock interests, timber, noun.
tains, mineral resources, the zinc in.
dustry, coal. School of Mines, railroads,
the Gran Quivira, scenic attractions,
industrial establishments, and the set.
Elements, where the towns of Socorro
and San Marcial come in for an extend.
ed mention. There are also number
of illustrations, among them being
good views of the stamp mill, cyanide
plant and shaft house of the w. H
Martin Company at Rosedale.
In size the booklet just fits an ordi
nary envelope, and contains more in
formation about the grand county Q1
Socorro, with it's area of 1890 square
miles, than the average correspondent
could submit in many years by writing
to friends in the east, who are always
anxious to learn more of the localities
that have been selected for their tenn
porary or permanent home No resi-
dent of the east, north or south could
read one of these little publications OF
interesting facts and not become fasci
mated with our wealth of plain, noun
tain and valley, and anxious for an out
ing and home in "a county developed
only in few spots and offering UNTOLD
opportunities to those with capital to
invest or with energy and intellectual
effort to apply" to quote from the bull
letin in its Introductory passages.
Without room for argument il ma,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
TEXT OF
THE LAW
Creating the Office Of Additional
Associate Justice for the
Territory.
TO PRESERVE RECORDS
Bill to This Effect introduced by Dele
gate Rodey Shortly Before Adjourn
ment Of Congress.

The following is the text of the law
creating the Office of an additional as
sociate justice of the Territorial Su
preme Court as finally passed:
| Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representative of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress as.
sembled, That hereafter the Supreme
Court of the Territory of New Mexico
shall consist of chief justice and five
associate justices, any four of whom
shall constitute quorum: Provided,
That the Judge who presided at the
trial of case in the court below
shall not sit at the hearing of the same
case on appeal or writ of error in the
Supreme Court of the Territory.
Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of
the President to appoint one addition
al associate justice of said Supreme
Court in manner now provided by law,
who shall hold his Office for the term
of four years and until his successor is
appointed and qualified.
Sec. 5. That the said Territory shall
be divided into six judicial districts,
and District Court shall be held in
each district by one of the justices of
the Supreme Court at such time and
place as is or may be prescribed by
law. Each judge, after assignment,
shall reside in the district to which he
is assigned
Sec. 4. That the present chief JUS
tice and his associates are hereby vest
ed with power and authority. and they
are hereby directed to divide said Ter
ritory into six judicial districts, and
make such assignments of the judges
provided for in the first section of this
act as shall, in their judgment be meet
and proper: Provided. That one of
said judges shall reside and hold Dis
trict court in the city of Roswell.
Sec 5. That the said District Court
shall have jurisdiction, and the same
is hereby vested, to hear, try. and de-
termine all matters and causes that
the courts. of the other districts of the
Territory now possess; and for such
purposes two terms of said court shall
be held annually at such places within
said district as may be designated by
the chief justice and his associates, or
a majority of them; and grand and pc
tit jurors shall be summoned therein
in the manner now required by law
Sec. 6. That all offenses committed
before the passage of this act shall be
prosecuted. tried, and determined in
the same manner and with the same ef-
Continued on Page Four.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
Thirsting for Revenue,

st Petersburg. May 5-Genera
kuropatkin has gone to the front from
! Liao Yang to inspect the situation per
sonalb. Troops are being hurried for
ward from the Liao Yang and Mukder
line to position near Feng Wane
Cheng. 1t is evident that Kuropatkin
Is preparing to give battle to Kurokoi
II circumstances warrant. Private re-
ports state that the Russian fighting
/ blood is up and that they are thristing
for revenge for the slaughter on the
Yalu. This, however, will not influence
the commander in chief, it is necessary
for him to await the development of
the plans of the enemy before deciding
how to fight 1t is understood that
General Zassalitch has been removed
from his command for disobedience of
orders and his action will be investigat-
ed. No further official news has been
received regarding the Russian losses
but General Kashtalinskys estimate of
1000 men is accepted as representing
the full losses. 1t is generally believed
that the Japanese lost between 5000
and 4,0t0 men. This is based on the
estimates of eye witnesses.
Russians Still Claim the Attempt Was
Unsuccessful.
Port Arthur, May 4, "wednesday de-
layed in transmission) 1.-The enemys
ships are visible cruising on the hori-
zon this evening and a fresh attack is
ant, "ipa. ID 1t has heAn learned that
twaire fireships participated in the
latest attempt to block the entrance.
The wreck of eight of these is definite
ly located, the position of two I'M
known and the remaining two turned
back
This dispatch, written by the Rus
slams after they had an opportunity to
locate the sunlxen fireships, makes no
it will be noticed of the block
ing of the harbor as reported from To
kio. The first dispatch from Port Ar
thur expressly states that the attack
failed to block the channel
Transport Carrying Attaches Wrecked.
Toxic, May 5-The transport, which
was conveying the foreign military at
taches to the scene of war, has been
wrecked. striking a rock near Shimon-
eski The attaches are being carried
by another steamer to their destina-
ton
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
JURORS DISCHARGED.
All Gases Pending Will Go Over t
Next Term-Cause, Dtsordered
Condition Of County.

Telluride. Colorado. May 5-Judge
Theron Stevens today ordered the jur-
ors summoned for the May term of
District Court in this city to be dis
charged. All the cases pending before
the court will go over to the next term.
Judge Stevens explained his action
by saying that owing to existing con-
ditions in San Miguel County, which
is under military rule, the jurors could
accomplish little if anything in the
trial Of cases.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
LOCKOUT IN CHICAGO.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Have
Declared Open Shops and Will
Discontinue Use of Union
Stamps.

Chicago, May 5-Five thousand mem
bers of the boot and shoe workers
union are idle as the result of lock-
out declared by the six largest shoe
factories in Chicago. Manufacturers
have notified the national officers that
they will discontinue the use of union
stamps and hereafter run the factories
as open shops.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
COMPROMISE EFFECTED.

Olympia, Washington, May 5-After
caucusing all night it is stated that the
different factions in the Democratic
state convention which meets here to-
day agreed to a compromise which pro-
vides for the selection of delegation
to the national Democratic convention
with the supporters of w. R. Hearst in
the majority.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
SUPPORT WITHDRAWN;
National Organization Will Not Aid
Miners Which Accounts for COL
LAPSE of Strike.

Pueblo, Colorado, May Sin an in
terview this morning Governor H. Pea
body said he was informed while in St.
Louis, by President John Mitchell that
the national organization has with
drawn it's support from the Colorado
miners, and it. is to this fact that he
attributes the collapse of the strike in
the southern coal fields.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
STRIKE REPORTED OFF.
In Las Animas county-No Such News
Has Reached Secretary Simpson.

Denver, May 5-Secretary Simpson
of district Is, United Mine Workers of
America today denied that he had re-
ceived any news of the reported call
ing off Of the strike in Las Animas
County.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
RUMOR WITHOUT
FOUNDATION
Strike in Colorado Not Declared of
and National Organization Still
Supporting Miners.

indianapolis, May 5-Secretary Will
son of the United Mine Workers said
today there was no change in the Colo
RADIO situation, the strike had not been
declared off and that the national or
ganization had not withdrawn it's sup
port
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
NARROW ESCAPE.
A. Stage Containing Five Passengers
Plunges Over Precipice But is
CAUGHT Bv Brush

Livingston, Montana, May 5-A stage
containing five passengers driving
through Yellowstone Park was precipi.
tated over the precipice by bad piece
OF road. The vehicle was caught by
brush for an instant and gave the pass
engers chance to escape. The stage
then fell to the bottom of the canon,
700 feet below, killing the horses and
demolishing the vehicle The passen-
gers were painfully bruised, and great
ly excited by the narrow escape.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-05-05
IRISH LAD WINS.

New York. May 5-Irish Lad wins
the Metropolitan handicap. Toboggan
second. Beldame third.