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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
MR.. DAlvlV|E::R' ! !:
IS RlCK|'I..E||::.|N''|. I / ]: \
The Wcll-lSnowna Insurance Man
Paralyzed and His Recovery
Is Doubtful.

While preparing to leave his bcd-cham-
bcr yesterday morning for the bryakfast
table, Mr.. Frank w. Danncr, one of the;
best known Insurance men in the state,
was stricken with paralysis, from tho,
effects OF which no now lies critically III
ut his home, No. 3 West Cary Street.
For some time past Afr. Danner has
rot been in tho best Of health. He was,
however, to all appearances, well as
usual when no arose yesterday morning
and prepared for tho morning meal and
his trip down town, Mrs. Danner pre-
coded him from the bedroom, and, after
waiting at the BILE for some time, WAS
surprised that, hcr husband did not arrs
pear. She went back to investigate, and
idiscovel'ed Mr.. Danner In an unconscious
condition, lylng across tho bed where he
had fallen. ite
s4Physlcians werc mt once called In and
IL was found that the stricken man was
paralyzcd in his entire right SIDE lie
continued unconscious through the day,
but partly recovered consciousness last
night, His condition was and Is very
serious, and hut slight hope Is enter
last night Dir. Marcy, who mad Just loft
tho bedside. said Mr., Dannn's condition
was very grave, and ho was unable to
say then f there was any chance for
him to pull through.
MIR. Danner is exceedingly we'll known
III Richmond and throughout the State
gllc is general agent for the Equitable
life Insurance Company for the city OF
Richmond and the State of North Caro-
lima Ilc has been unusually successful
In tho Insurance world and his riso has
been rapid and marked, lie has recently
established large Offices In tho old Dis
patch building at Twelfth and Main
40 /. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
General,

Ono woman killed and several men
injured the result Of the bombnrdmcnt OF
NlatlivostOck by the JapanescHOn Sunday;
report of seccld 4bombardmsnt not con-
d--Report that Russia will carry
ller Baltic fleet through the pardanelles
without Ensland's consent not credited
IN l.ondo Highly interesting report to
Congress IN which instances are given
wherein senator's and members Of Gon-.
gross have used their influence to secure
lncrcases In allowances for ipnstolice
rents and snlurles Presdolit Smith con-
cludes his testimony. and Mrs. Kennedy
lnates hor interesting experiences In tho
matter of. plural marriagas---- Negro who
killed Police Sergeant Calls shot by mob
III Ohio; body slrllng up and riddled---
1,alfour discusses the cabinet sltvatipn
and denies rllmors----I .ocas t0 vote on
wage scale and Mitchell urges miners
"a accept terms Drge nunEtler to at
lend Jamestown celebration from Wash
ing Pennsylvania Governor fuses
10 honor reqHisition papers of North Car
olina's excclitiye-Giving way of road,
he'd as result of heavy rains causes wreck
on the Southern IN South Carolina
lived spurt of activity in tie stock mar
ket and soma appearance of nervousness
r---IIn,lsuul method employed by u MIL
}lionaire TO try and establish a mans
innocnnce--JThe cotton market at New
Orleans excited and snervous----,l Large
Jswisll family 10, engage ~ farming III
Alabama Dir. Niles, of New York, ac-
cepts call to Trinity. Parish, Columbia,
S. C.-----G.rlsis in British cabinet said to be
near at hand, u. 5B35{ @
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KENNEDY !; ]
ESCAPES;
Wrccl1cr Sentenced 10 t}ocS
Hang Next \ Monday ,l,t'l;a. l-ss Is 4:
at I,args
I,t KNOCKED 1, i HE 6 ARD DOWN.
Reaches the Ground From q
Window by Means Off Rub.
abcrslIose and Gets Away.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
sTAUNTON Marc l li$'--Johnl h Ken
lnedy. convicted of train wrecklns at.
tGreencsville. ION s}the Norfolk and West
fern Railroad, twice rcprievcd by Gov
ernor Montague, but finally sentenced to
hang Friday. March 1lth, broke jail here
tonight at $3.50 o'clock and it is sup
posed has made his escape to the coun-
try
Nothing whatever is known OF his
whereabouts
Kennedy's death watch. ?. speck,
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REVIEWS
CABINET SITUATION
Denies That lie Kept Any Ma
Is tcrial Data From His @
Colleagues.
lIax Associntcd .Press.)

: 3IONDON, MARCH, 7.--In Tie HOUSE Of
Commons tonight MIR. Ralfour. reviewed
nt length the entire situation prior to5and
after tho Cabinet crisis last autumn: !,
L It was not within tho resion Of pracil,
cal polltics Ia suggest u tax on food, no
Premier said and Joseph, chamberlain
ha d reached il similar conclusions.
Concerning the. alegat ions that he nag ,
iegucs, The Premier said lie could not
imagine n more preposterous statement.
Never had = more foolish : or = naseleSs ! taei
eved his right honorable friends out Of
ti lie Cabinet by keeping Mr.. Chamber
ian's resignation secret. M. Chamber
lain himself had aouheeta ~ n's "a afs'o bnct
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sllppcd down stairs from the fourth
floor, where his cell was located. and
wlel, he returned the condemned man
was missing
IIo had wrcnchcd the locks from his
cell door, broken the bars from the WIN
dow, swung the fire hose down TO the
ground. and, using tho gum tubing as
rope, lot himself down aud reached the
ground from the fourth storH OF the JAIL
I,rom the 1all yard escape wns easy
as he dropped into n creek and soon dis
,appcurcd.
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REQUIsITION NOT HON0RED;
HILL is SET FREE
NV Associated Press

VI (By Assoclnled Press.J 8
HARRISBURG, PA. March 7.-NYllliam
IIill the alleged slayer of James Nor
rls. ut Greensboro, n. O., July =, a,lpo
who was arrested In Harrisburg ninety
DAYS ago on n charge OF murder. was set
free today because Governor PeEny-i
packer refused to honor reluisition papers
from the Governor Of North Carolina.
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ONE WOMAN KILLED.
Ihis and the Wounding Of a Few
Men the Result Of Sundays $S
Bombardment. 335il
IOlNUaTUHtHl.
7(Ry Associated Press }

VLADIVOSTOCli March h Outside tof
killing u woman and wonndins te#
men. Yesterdays bombardmcnt of Yladt-s
yosiock by tho Japanese fleet d'd 58y9s, 3tso
material damage. The wooden attass ~ ata
an artisan was the only building Wholly
destroyed, Itywas pierced by q shell from
Il twelNs,i,,ch gun, which after ira versipxs
thoBroof aud wall fell In the yard. kitilnxs
the woman previously referred To-. ss5ss
,a5 tho quarter at the city called .ths
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North Carolina.

tho mark at Charlotte and leaves Il letter
10 a relating. no denial made that she
Took herfo lfc--77- Move to apply the
FREQ camp ground Ct Ct ,,yimington 70 70 I pur-.
A.8C. Wcatherly q Red Springs kills amanl
and latcr Kills q daughter OF another who,
Is trying to make peace between the nlllr-
'dcrcr and her father---- Cape Fear Iumber
Company building a narrow gauge road
fifteen milessl Simonton con-
,in,,es his order for hearing In railroad
yecelvership cascIuntlI later date
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The annual budget, submitted TO tho
Council last right and adopted WIN 10"
amendments, ,inaltcs tho following uppro-b
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POLICE AND FIREMEN
WIN QUIZ ON THIEF FLOOR
SUMMARY or THE DAYS J, NEWS. / : \ $.
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. March 7.t-- f,ore ecastf lor
Tuesday and WedncsdaS: u
VirpInIa--Fair5'1' tuesday. colder ID, ,Wost. y,
portion wednesday, fair; fresh 70 pr'sk 'E'
vest Winds. u,
North Caroline Fnirt TUESDAY ana 5NSeu1r-S 4
4iicsday ii; fresh west wIndss. u d
Heavy si,owers. thunder, liglitilng hi,n l,.,
5t,,n,si,iic gave variety 70 the Wcaf ncr II ~
I,inhnnnd 8 Yesterday. The Temperature
wnr' llig roi. tho scnson Z he hcttyy rh,I ~,
led 10 fnar Of frcshet but there u !''' sa'''
10 be no danger Az
STATE or THE Til 1RAio N MET u y S
I@A - t'ff' III M
~ Nj. ~ 49, IA &
GS p! NJ. ~. I. i3
6 I,. NJ \. X
r. M - "a
812 midnight - ~
+ ", ), !. 4. /. \. 3. \. ~. 591s
Highest temperature tcrday y.....:. - -
Il owcst tcmpera ture ycst crd Vs. po po
Aica II Temperature ycstrrda =, ~ -
Norma, Temperature for Marc -, ~
y Drpar lure from normal temp e ~ ~
Precipitation during raE "a hour .tt'8'm'l -
@5 y MINIATURE ., I,AL,NAc.s "a,
SIN rlses, i, sss s:s3 15G1tpFlps Mnr,1nF o;,s
Moon rises... .l2:3i Ell Evening 3 %
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PREPARATIONS
I'm ANNUAL BUDGET

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The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Noties to Creditors.

Letters cf adm Hfstr8uoa on ih' -f=3 n inc ntitrslsnei aatrd the i-tG 14t z i.-l.s H#ai tv Joe probate court Q! - county. . t4i4. ST l ..ts+.' sr. r,-- 5tzr,-a fs aNhlniI them Ris.ts 4lithrnt.aates f8f allowance t9 tge si,ts' sad fratriv wtihin one year alter ne aa ,a ang lrtt~rs. or tuev may be Ffe'l-+, srs zse heutft In sad e-Iatt, and q ~A.L .4.. 34t.. r9t.,r H.t. vItHIn tNa years altef tani af-a ..+tsrs. tneY hall ae fHr''tt tf,..f5fe. ff....... .fs.i iron aaK teHgiIt ii VT se EERTaEA N uAN I-...4 '
 A5m.aisffst1Ix If E. ate o' hsE.i -
 nayts. ll- eased. t5ir F5rr-,, 6r,ty. =. -#a5#eIs tcantf. A5s+
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l or NU1ic Students

A 2 Il drew s'oa ] crowd around Ter in an amusement Hf'@" the o'her day hy h-r act or tu front of a slot machine grsphorhane SIe wa Is'rn- ing closely to a sca- see eraf hophouo was reproducing aud trem tnne to time would bum the song sla NaS heal lng When Il was tiui~ltd she would put in another coin and hearit al ayer again Al times she becamt so intent as 10 sing quite loudly. but what most at- traeted attention w3s her atf of blsi- ness. When she haG had the song re- reattd four or ii e tunes she left the establishment without paying any at- tention to any o,her of he numerous attractions
 .She has been in nearly every day lately said an attendant She Is simply learning the serg as she las some others Whether she is an ac- tcesS CT an app .icant for a position in an entertainment, burpau or what. l dont know. But shes not the only one. Others come here for tie same purpose, and even when they sing pretty loud themselves Ne let them alone, for it attracts business. '-Phila deiphia Record, May i90i
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Heroine

Renders the hife more dmd an2 thus help, the hood to flow: it affords prompt reHrt trom biHaasness, indigestion, sick and Httg1u, headache> and tse oyet-indu arnce in food and drluk. Hefbine act, aaiek !, dose after meals VII bring the pa1faat into q good condition in few days G. L. Caldwell, Aet, NJ K X T. k k CheeaIab, Ind. Ter. wrile-, AptII k, lags. ..I was sick for over two years wIth enlargement Of the liver and spleen The doct0I~ dld me no good, and had given 8p al heTeot being cured, when my drug 1ist advised me to use Herbtne II ha, Hade= HE ,eaud and well. 55e. For sa.e by I. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
f4Ii-lu NSNiso

T6s a9srin, lt a American f1st -aI I#H= 4st#ae rsfsI division 2 gi. auction and f ea'ef FHfs af th- Pan As.szs G. mad ae event q. Fai9h rt VI rye EsH If ut United ~-5-r~ fy tntef and nm s Ge tr-g aH Ere i1.>
 beng fsl l4 sa 4zarts 4 ftHe I54H-Aa. .e.r Land su8 ZG.3ri
 H=sas af k5ez=z ezz.s 3A.eh aaafs.e4 s..l s-tt.=. laHy pal. Ia
 TskE a ha caf..f Itzez. frr1 .a--I ii.-t. ... tu8 t- tta cen.f4
 at fHe lsa tm e7a B4Hf r1 saH e4 aa lH= < -=s "a e#tst ef =as = ase af ea.tt ta tHe Rzf4H.Ie 4 Hezea
 T#s na4ry ass secured tHe town .Ia v tl- -.. In aItIa fstH- a4 lG ming same ,i. whole comprising tl0zt I#ae acr,- T4s bHa# af and zs=ss n ia'4 bH- an8 fe- - teaes -zfs. fa- former -s - tse, and H= later sl- foes and lBaaf uu t.t-as~ | sfaa-irs fa sz- ffHm tn
 h#.a .gs azt#l=I sszs fr8et. n aba f iie.-as. ac ta ;. 18 -0
 ;ftas- #=#6Re -uH l-fr tracts aud an- faru a6d 5aet o. t#H3sfzs
 Iae surface of r.elAu3 5Fan winch aet1zan .4eated i- nasse4eat sHtii. e-a4s-s-t44 .az s-r-r4 god drainage. Tae-i=s4se4itV-r. which f=e- Hear the .aWH g1Fe- abundance 8ff.ezh wa.rr Aa 4aftiltng ,upp'y Of water is a'so aaad by digging to the de.tHat l. to -o feet. The business part 8t tbe towu ~i-l Ae iaeaied about mics from the coast, where splendid lard-Iocked deep water harbor ;, found From the eifY proper 0 the coa>' 5 rich al'usitl sasl, which will be distributed among he purchasers for farming purposes
 The climate is about the tme as that If Los Angeles. Cd. ItneYef asts hot Ter thaH ao degre> nor ezIIeT than 6u degrees. \ cool breeze is always blow ing and at light light wrap neeas- saty. There no f5g no swamp Frost i i, unknown. No ccntag oas diseaSa The dtalh rate i, exec ptioHaiiy I1w The soil k of allUviai formation. of q dark brown east. the richness of which cannot. be pXhaustcl-crops need only be planted, ID cultivation eem~ neccs- >ary
 All tHe products of tropical country ate raised bere. Three crops af com may be grown from the sane piece oi and in one year. Cotton < planted every seven yea and produces eentin. uoasiy. Sugar cane is planted ever tWea ' five years -Ca-tle raislH1 is one of the chief 1.erpyises
 Nr. A. |. Stevens is the local agent at Forrest City for this enterprise, and &li take IiEas1re in explaining tLe pan or z 1iug aus further sprmatiou. ! He ss meeting with success fu ssi.ug the lafs taout r t.zcna. and there i> Ist enough of the element of chance ID tie ssheme to make it intcrestirs The i puce of lbe lots Is very reasonable, ard l I0na Las equal chances t9 get tie most valuable lots n the distribution.
 S-e \ L Stevens at once about this mat Ter.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKE-

Fr-s.sant-- Alton E. Parker N4ce-Pres dent Henry C Ha5st. Fsgvernar.Jtt lavts.
 Frea=-rpF-H -H t. Upton
 -ecr4etHry of -fHfc=e. t. Afa@ Attorney Genersi-k l.. haset. sIdffor-Averv Y Moore SD. Pub fu~tfuetion-4 II. Hi#HemHn. Hsarn Slate Isud--H, F.. 0urwHv- fzlfn. Mines N Agriculture II. F. Bradford. Chef Tu-s lc,..-.iu-. V. ' f. asz6ciAis lustlce-E I AeaH#neh. RatItaad Cous-B. l.. Hg&kIns Joe ". fti-
 #fpz J. r. Hampton. s54FrsssIonai Representative r H Macon Prosecuting Attorney F. Andrews. Representative Frank F DsRazItt >herIH ] D. Mcknight. E=faaft CIerk-tsco '. Mallory. County Cterk-T c. Herwln. County Ju3gc-T C. Ea#bre ST. 4z.esssr-J. B Terry. .oaaty Trea-urer- enner Laag hinghouse s8Tauer-J. II Alley. >arTeyor-l. V Praweft Nagistrafes- E. Sanders j. l. stone, Constable George Bottoms
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Stop that Cough

Wen cough a tickling or an ifrita- ton ia the throat makes you feel uncom- farissie. take BlllaI3's llarehound Syrup Don wait until the disease has gone be- yone control. Nil. an3 Mrs. J. 4. An derson. S54 w Eth St, Salt Lake City, Utah writes; We thtnk Ballard Hore- hound Syrup the bes. medicine for coughs and colds We have 1sed | fnr several years t always glves ismediate relief, Is very pleasant and gives perfect satisfac ton, 25e, 5oe, 5, ce. Sela ey !. ". Sa.- ders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
i THOU SAND YET NEEDED.
The Eree.N ill Offering AprroN' imates Two l Thousand Dollars.

The Times will continue for just One week in it's endeavor 10 raise three thousand dollars for the pur pose of paying the expenses of q term of free school.
 The city ought to have the school. There is no money in the treasury to pay for it, and it is nee essary that the citizens who are able shall contribute literally for this purpose.
 With fund Of three thousand dollars, first-class school can be had. We have worked hard to se- cure this amount, and have been greatly encouraged this week, hay lng secured several hundred dol lars, and several promises from good men who have not yet deter. mined just how much they will give. Some seem to be waiting to zee what others will give, and some ire waiting to see what they will De able to donate. These zaust all make up their minds before the rieyt issue of this paper, as we Ger. certainly cannot afford to further advertise the city as no school own, sN give farther of our time 1pace and means. We have done our full duty, and then some, and lo not wieh to make the subject q bore to our readers.
 All kinds of complaints, griov- 7nees, opinions, suggestions and apeculations have been expressed to us about the schools since We have been trying to raise this money. None of these have been sufficient reason Tor failing 0. re- sasing to do what VIC ought to GO and what God has made il possible for US to do for the children Of this town. The children are entirely dependent upon their parents and the philanthropy Of our citizenry for their cdacation. There are acoros of parents @ho are not able 10 pay for an education for their children, and it k the dutyol every good citizen who k able, to do what he cen to educate thesc per. cons, and go before the Board and mako sucl suggestions as they may thiuk pertinent.
 We make this last appeal. We need only little more than ten hundred dollars. There arc at least fifteen men n town who are well ab'e to contribute S hundred each, and never mss t. There are some who should give more than that. They should come in under the 500 subscriptions. We had SUD- posed we would get at lcast si-. more of these, ia which ease the work would now be accomplished, and the school assured.
 We will have nothing 10 do with the disbursement of this fu | phould VIC reach sufficient total to assure the school, but we do not hesitate 10 say that il will be d,s- bursed wisely, economically. just ly, and 10 the best interest of all concerned. There will no doabt be several new teachers. We nave been given tc understand that Prof Mathiz will no longer be an appIi. cant for the school, so the princi- pal, at least, and very likely some others, will be new teachers. And while we have not discussed the matter with the school board or any member of it as ;o the policy 10 be pursued, we do not hesitate to say that they will do the very best they can win money for the upbpilding of the soaool, an its conduct upon high plane.
 Don't vat lcnger; bnt make ID
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
KNOCKS WtkIlIOU Si
Note the sign.

Chons. Corn Stock Food. Pfairit IiaY Timothy Hay. Mixed Clover Hay. biam Gttten >eed Ma, H9jls, Fee Oafs. A1 ofrIei to the tra le whole sale and rttaii. Free delivery for town ftade 6iYr us d share of Y0ul orders Ne WiH always try t1 please you Try our Nraqla Stock Food N guarar- tee best of satisfaction for horses and cattle Ne can give you abundant lncai reference as to Its merits.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
SiCk fieactaCha.

.tI'or several years my wife was trou- hled with what physlsians called sick headache of very >esere character. She doctofed with several eminent physicians and at great {, peuse, onlY to grow worse aHtii she was unable to b any kind of work. About year ago she began ak ing ChambUrlalu's SidCsch and Liver tah.ef-. apd today Wei@h> more than she eytf dfd betore and k raaliv wei. says Nr Geo | Wught. ef Sew London. New York. Sod by l. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
start an I'erh Garder.

Fortune n GINSENG, GOLDEN SEAL and SENECA, all valuable medical plants Fasify grown and hardy throughout thp |. A5ways ready market and de maud increasing. Room tn your garden ta grow thousands Of dollars worth We sell roots and seed r ant m fail Book ,et and magazine telling all about it. 4c. Write today. OZARK GINSENG Go
 Dept ", JopiH. Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

Mary he sweet little l1-menths old bahY girI ot MT. and Mrs S |. Pettu-. who les de in the Fu,S-ll addition. dfet Tuesday about a'e eek. .. m. and tive precious remains were lad away n the Foue City cemetery the following day al 10 o'cock a. m.. Ed ! \ McCort ofIieiat ng The heartbroken mother aua grief stricken father hsHa the sincere sympathy of the entire community in taeH great misfortune.
 Atthe Episeop parsonage Tuesday evening from ; to go. Mrs Geo. F. Hancock eutelt ,ined party cf chH- dren in horor Miss lnez fourth bItA day. Games were played and every ole ehj wed them Yes im aeus,ly Ms laz received many beautiful presents. The color scheme WAS pink and white. Dainty refreshments were served, and just betore the children Jeff Mrs. Hancock brought ir a plum pudding. and the little glrls stuck in th-ir hamhs and pulled eet the blue uohons and ' = Ht,le Japanese fans, and the lit'le boys pulled p'nk ribbons and got whist es. The boys vent away blowing their whistles, and lhe girl, put tbeir fans to poVd use.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
Srcciai A-sessnlei'

r.stsx book farthe e.ilect ? .l .....-.s n .ciaI A--s--meut upon fHe VT. Ns fnf ,t... i....f...-s at Nat-f system. IH- .-fy iY- sa mt rants All owners 3t feal 4. fErf lH.r in The Distract Hfe r. 4ift- 3ts ffaHH 6ate fl such pay ref.t i- not .ia .,,a faf 5,,ii h,, commenced a. the end "i laa la, s.r ess m. coiierri0n of said assessiue eul A''- penalties aFd costs .. .s., sav af Al
 Gwen under ms hand i.,S ~ Gaffegto= gust, lEgt. A fa.>-'
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

The fl HiHg k d list 0f the new D >tGns 2tanre1t 10 ci -lz-ns or >t- irln. k county = h- state Board at itS l4st l ing: N r. Maclin. S50, J S. q iris S50. Mary NJ Brown, S50; N Ntf- Ssret L. brewster, s5Q; J |. Berry slod: l. F. Staekard, Sieo Mamie Chr man. sa1.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

BH-HHf la-sza k., Church Nr#fe- N. -f.. q r.. v e 'TtET#TN4 TeHff""- I..st. .5sfsz e zIzf 'Ie Rfsu5 =aa.H4 sf#sf fst@. rt-.-s Hs=#4afs fHr effects HEHE =Ezz##-f Tt. saaH8#E=zf I-ts3 #H#NA H=F= tuuHtsH=z sHE EesE..l.-- fH# Ez tHe >afH#z=== H#==s
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12
FEMALE DISORDERS.
These Troubles Are Nearly Always Caused by Torpid Liver, Poor Digestion and irregular
 Bowel Movements.
To Permanently Cure Them the Liver, Stomach snd Bowels Must
 Be Put Right.

ft j.. g f4s.Hc.l known to medical men that ve- iarEe majority of the weak ncss. irfezz.,a..ties and disorders pecut- lar to veaer are 5ue to torpid liver and constituted condition ef the bowels. l-. men a -z=-a=ei liver produces kidney trouble. eHuen the genita. organs hetas g= delicate than tte kidneys are fz=s 4izsessl. the disease breeding later = tz salaefs. Teaii VI nlea who suffer excessive CT =Fpressed .aeasr= sfh.eA Cwhi.esl womb ,.. irritation N C sls friektg Az E#z=6zs H=#-s sot 8 sfse=tH aHf per= HsaeH. H=s#ef }. pats the sss-5 in wig areas em,:es al.z e.eaascs tae t-sas tones ug ae female or aa- ..,,- and bowels ae- t..eaH dressing bearing down aa Ha.k i4tas, spells of we4Sne5=5 bg5a ta-otU5Hg. faIa,ness, r4ases N..l aass,g a.elleas, giving p.4eet tss t=s.#ae at s..ar aHl haoyaney of -fHz. 1Ae e.e .- frightened. the complexion sz rf-l-r5. the whole body strengthened aei lu..-1ve. thas chang ias ae=z. as=ea--. ic-rae..eat woman into 6a ' fsl.a. he.l4 as#i cheer f'aa= fs# E.. X .A Estess zs ia tbis resie l1al suffering ~am4aaood, A q k.#ass fssHe..e ;, las Hez5t af the h.eaest ori6r. The experience of wears aa- proven ss.4t | i- more successful III the .aIl# eF aileaa.e t0rms#at Nszaev dis ease ta=u zaz=af .ie widely advertised -erue.alz Qf tH1 IT. eu, G4E.
 Aeeeft no su5stitate Insist 1n tavrF
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-12

your mind as to the amount you are able and ought to eoatrjb4,e to this noble cause, aud let gs Lave your name m time for the next issue ot sbis paper.
 Think how much tfe ct Ircn will appreciate your libera Y. and thInk, if you can, how much yea would appreciate | T yaa were suddenly to be placed iH tbe.f cor litiou, and some one 3aa'I SID nobiy provide for yorr etsaatior
 This is a noble cause. ft towers nigh above any other sae>ti1a. s1- cial, financial, commercial CT what not, and if we f4l, t alI ll q shame ani a disgrace. and .he lest one of as will Iiye l5 res5at tt4t we did not give more literally E. and fl needs he, our time and energies.
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 We. tllrrn3er-ieue prom. i~e and agree tAat We will pay the amount =set= opposite our names. OH demand If the Forrest City School Board.  1 for the purpose of defraying the expenses of q term of free school for white children in the Crowley Ridge Institute. be9inning in Septelrbern next: