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The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29
Colt Times.

A 4ulll pluched from ttIe Wff1o i au 4ngel and dipped in the rainbow hoc> If Heaven, guided aud inspired Hy q payid. would be Inadequate to eXpie,> te aye. fr}teruity good VI Hand ptaet u5at peyaded The hearts ot thio peoFe au last Saturday, July -sl, Wa.H, in the preserce 9t siN or >eVrh huudadU the best peotl" that eHeraa. nbze1 eu Ar1ansas soil. oaf Sua3 " #SelHal al thi. place rendeIcd et tte mos teaattQl programs Hat >Su. ayet witz aessed hy your hguh.e ~cribe.
 To make per,aHJ1 and deserving mel : n Of each aud every one would be tterly impessla l. V GEN. ur worthy s4tarlB.eadeut ei t4e @andaA Nsa9el mettts the ltsee-aud de serves the thanks e tht euf.rt=c amu= Tue sl.-es~ of tl# P -tam pro-
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 cen earcaseee- mutton. p0lA aHi beef and sixU.twe well loaded .,ket> | eG ~.th everything that Wds ca dated 10 appease the appetite sf ea was sfi ad upsa tae tables, and
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The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29

would get up some sort of an en tcrtainment at the opera house for the benefit of this fund, and thus give the children and others chance to contribute q mite to wards this great cause?
 Our subscription list is growing slowly, p,rhaps, but nevertheless surely. Rteader, We want yours for the next issue of The Times.
 SUBSCRIPTION.
 w.. the undersigned. prom ise and agree that We will pay the amount set opposite our names. on demand of the Forrest City School Board. fer the purpose of defrayine the expenses of a term of free school for white children in the Crowley Ridge Institute. beginning ill SeptemberneXt:
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29
The authorities of this city should

The authorities of this city should establish the grade of the new con crete pavements which arc boiLg and to Do put down in this city, aad not leave 1t to each individual to build pavement on any old grade which may happen to suit hlm. 1t will be q great mistake aad one that cannot bo remedied to allow each individual to grade b suit himself and have the pave nents lock like the ocean waves, a thoir lack of grades.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29

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W ho will he next
J , anderS

ask lAt readers of lhls paper who4re ,af- trtGg ~Ith indigestion or dyspepsia To call on him at once and get bottle of ko= dof Dy>p9psta Cure If you kneY the Va .ua ot tGT, remedy as 1 know H. you Aouid aot suffer another day kodoJ Dyspepsia Cure Is thorough dlerstan1 and tt,sle budding tome as wei Iii endorsed personally by hundreds of peo= De whom t has cured of indigestioH dyo pepsia, pamtatlon of the heart and ,tom aeh iroubls- generally k9doh Dy spepsia Cure dgests what you eat. l. is pleas an. pa'a.aa and strengthening.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29
Weak Hearts

ar- caused by lHdige stjon. Ii you eat a bttte too much, or If you are subject to attacks Of indigestion, the stomach ex- paads-s~eiis and puffs up against the heart. This crowds the heart and short eas the breath. Rapid heart beats aHc heart disease Is the final result. kodo Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eafs taxes the strain oil the heart, cures indi- gestlon, dyspepsia, sour stomach, and con tributes nuutishment. strength and healtl .o every organ ot the body. sold b} j. I - 4a3pr5
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29

We hope no citlzen in this dis tfict will allow his political preju- Qices CT differences to influence nm and prevent him sending his name to The Times with a liberal subscription 10 the free school fund.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29

Talk ,o your neighbors about contributing liberally to the free aenool luud. We want several goo subscriptions next week.
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29
EVERY WOMAN
 HAS BACkACHE,
Thls Symptom is the Forerunner of a Breakdown of Health and Strength. II is warning
 That Should be Heeded.
What Should She Dc? ?

Housekeepers, wives, mothers, every woman 8ho has the care of a family or householl, has at one time or another spells of taekache, weakness aad dis. orders iu the liver caused as d rule bg domestic worry, overwort, irfegul G- meals or habitaal constipation. T. al women who suffer in this way 0e sse. tale P-jek1y Ash Bitter. | curez. This great tonic medicine removes the impurities which clog the system, eor rects tn evils ef improper diet aal poor digestta,, P5riass aad strengthens the haweis .at as:.aes tracts and puts stop l. sies healaehe. dizziuess, heazt ear7Hs1 and nervous weakness. ta shar. performs l marvellous traus- fr'ati9u. [ The tire.i. wetk. desponaeut. al t'2odless victim is soon a
 hz's'.t happy woman wita rosy sae"ss and cheerful spirits
The Forrest City times., 1904-07-29
irGfreSton.

With its companions, heart burn. hatu- ieuee, to-pdity of the liver. constipation, papaatloa Of tae art, poor blood head ache and other nervous gymptom- sallow sain foul tongue offensive breath and irStoa ot other ailments. Is al once thc most wiceepreat and destructive malady among Ihs American people, Thr HsF. 7re tfssl-sri aill safs all ihsss t,sasiss, ise sss.ls es J, r. sasssfs,
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

,re-iient-Alton B Parker ! , President Henry q Davis, t,4tcrnor-1cf payia T rrea-uref II = Eipton. secretary ot ~fHte- u. C. Eud"iE I -rrrnev t,enetsl k L. Rogers, =dffor-hver, Moore < n pub irstr. .gtion-J II. Hircmun.
 ..rn SIhte Itrd. h r.. Cunway m. Mines X ARaculture II. T. Btadi"td. .-44ct Io-ssce- Jos NJ. II q. a a..1Fi8tc Justice A Mct uiaeh.
 rata Gems II E. iludglHs Joe W fhI-
 aares-i5naI Representative R. B Macon | ss8.ecutfng Attorney r K. Andrews. s=ar...futatfee- Frank " Iohositt. erh j. D. VI Knight. =Hcult r5crk=tteo. E Mallory. [ =t.55t,# ttrfk z NerNlu.
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Help us talk up q free school.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22

Birmingham. Ala, Jan. 22.-Report
of the destruction of the town of
Moundville seventy miles southwest
Of here by tornado has been receiv-
ed here 1t is feared that the entire
population consisting of 800 people.
has been annihi ated. A negro sec
ton hand vino just arrived from
MOundville SAYS he saw the bodies
of people in many places. There are
also reports that the country for sew
eral miles is devastated. The limited
train on the Alabama Great South
ern road missed the storm by only
few minutes. 1t stopped at the
scene being unable to, proceed on
account of the wreckage which was
strewn over the tracks for a great
distance.
A tornado also struck the suburb
an town of North Birmingham today
and demolished or damaged SO
houses mostly negro cabins. A num-
Der of industrial plants were also
badly damaged. No person was kill
ed in this vicinity
staff correspondent OF the News
wires that the total death list from
the storm at MOundsville is estima
ted at 81 of whom are white and
thirty negroes. The destruction is
complete, everything in town being
wrecked
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22
QUEEN VICTORIA
The Third Anniversary Of Her De-
Cease To Be Celebratd

London. Jan. 22-The third an
niverSary of the death of Quen Wet
oria was observed at Windsor. Lond-
on. and elsewhere by the deposit
ing of wreaths on the statues erect
ed to her memory and by memorial
services.
AT noon a memorial service was
held at Frogmore Mausoleum, Wind
sor. Dean Eliot conducted the serv-
ice in the presence of the King and
Queen. the Prince and Princess of
Wales, Prince and Princess Christ
ian and other members of the royal
family. The sarcODhagus of Queen
Victoria and the Prince COnsOrt were
decorated with plants and white
flowers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22

tally a business meeting. Glass or
ganization was perfected and plans
enlarging the enrolment of this
class The one adopted consisted
of dividing the class in two parts.
each part to have a leader or cap.
tain, and each to see which of the
two sides would have the most mem.
bers to its credit at the end of
given length of time. the losing side
TO treat the other to dinner at the
expiration of the time. Miss Mary
Wallace was elected captain of one
side and Mr.. Arthur Stevens of the
other.
At the close of the business meet.
ing DR.. Lukens produced an abund.
ance of fine pecans, and the class
sat around the fireplace and cracked
nuts and told stories until a late
hour. All present spent very pleas
ant evening. and leaving congratu-
lated DR.. Lukens heartily on his
ability TO entertain.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.
A Colorado Reduction Mill Burned.
Loss S125,oooo.

Florence. Colo. Jan. 2l.-The mill
of the United States Raduc ion aud
Refining Company two mites north
of this city were destroyed 5y Ere
today, causing loss estimated at
$l25.OO0 1t was the largest cyanide
mill in the world and consisted of
several buildings. Six workmen in
the third story of the building mar.
rOwly escaped suffocation. The plaa
was shut down some time ago on
account of the coal strike and was
being dismantled. The origin of the
fire is unknown but it is believed To
have been caused by ashes from the
pipe of one of the workmen coming
in contact with some innammable
material.
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UNIONS TO MERGE.
Some Politics Introduced in the Con-
vention of Mine Workers.

indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 22-At the
opening of the convention of United
Mine Workers of America yesterday
afternoon a resolution was consider
ed providing for two delegates to
attend the convention of the West
ern Federation of Miners and en-
deavor to establish friendly rela-
tions between the two organizations
or to form a coalition An effort may
be made to have the Federation join
the American Federation of Labor
and so become subject TO the juris-
diction of the United Mine Workers
of America. A resolution was adop
ted calling for the election Of L. S.
senators by direct vote.
Delegate Howell of Colorado intro
duced a resolution in which a leng
thy preamble set forth all the doc
trines of the Socialists and asked
the mine workers 70 take the initia-
tive toward calling a worlds conven-
ton of trades unions to consider a
plan for districts to share the wealth
created by their labor. After hours
of heated discussion the resolution
was tabled. President Mitchell urged
the organization to have nothing to
do with political tenets. A resolution
asking that fifty cents per week per
capita be assessed for the benefit of
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ARMY, NAVY AND SOCIETY.
A Scene of SoIendor In New York
This Evening.

scene or Splendor IN new YORK
This Evening.
New York. Jan 22.-Because of
its distinguished naval and military
representation the Knicker Charity
Ball. to be given in the grand ball
room of the Waldorf-Astoria tonight
will probably exceed as a spectacle
anything of the kind sen in New York
in many years. All the important
military and naval posts this side of
Washington. including the capitol it
self. Annapolis. Baltimore and Phil
adelphia. and Governors Island. the
Brooklyn Navy Yard and West Point
have sent their quota Of officers TO
represent them. and it is safe to pre-
diet that in the opening march of no
nor the ensemble of gold laced men
of naval and military reDute will
make a striking picture.
The color effects of the scene will
be enriched by the appearance of the
officers in their new regulation full
dress uniforms which. in the matter
of gold lace and other embroidery
are by far the most elaborate ever
worn by officers of tine American ar
nv and navy.
The proceeds of the ball will be
applied 10 the fund for continuing
the musical education of the three
little Kellert brothers. Young mus
icians who were sent abroad last A
pril 10 enter the Conservatory of NJ !
sic at Brussels. where they are now
being instructed under the tuition of
masters
Lord Strathcona heard the boys
play in London while they were en-
route 10 Brussels. and was so pleas
ed with them that TO encourage
them he contributed 800 to the fund
for their education.
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FAMILY REUNIONS.
Days For Such Are To Be Set Aside
At ST. Louis.

st. Louis. Mo. Jan. 22.-The com.
mittee on ceremonies of the worlds
fair has assigned September 9TH to
The Tyler family. which is closely
related To the Brighams is to lave
August 81 w. J. TS'er Brigham
writes from Phoenix. Arizona. that
he thinks a room seating 500 pet',Ons
will be large enough for each fam
lily. The Smiths of Peapack are vet
to be heard from
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FIFTEEN CENT COTTON.
A Sensational Advance of Spot Cot
ton in Liverpool the Cause.

New York. Jan. 22-Cotton reach
ed fifteen cents for July option in
the local market today. The sensa-
tional advance of spot cotton to
about sixteen cents a pound in Liv
erpOOl plunged the market here in
to a tumult of excitement and activ-
ity. March option sold at 14.70 on
call. MAY at 400 and July at 1494
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FIRE IN FORT
Prompt Response of Troops Prevents
Great Loss.

San Antonio, Tex. Jan. 22.-In a
raging blizzard five hundred infan-
try and artillerymen, thinly clad, fell
out of their hunks at Fort Sam
Houston early today in answer to a
general fire alarm to save the officers
quarters from destruction. The buck
ct brigades worked until the fire ap-
paratus arrived from the city to the
relief of the garrison The govern
ment was saved from a large loss
only by the prompt response of the
troops, the damage amounting, it is
estimated. to about SIT 1000
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BIG BANK FAILURE.
Assets and Liabilities Each Placed
at Million and a Half.

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 22-The Pro.
duce Exchange Banking Company
closed its doors today A receiver has
been appointed. The assets and liza
bilities are each placed at million
and a half
statement issued by attorneys
on behalf of the bank states that
Cashier George A. Rose is default
er 10 the extent of $40. 900.
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London Jan. 22.-The Dowager
Empress of China is thoroughly alive
to the peril threatening China as a
result of the Russo-JaDanese crisis
and has according to the Globes
Shanhai correspondent determined
at all cost to fight for the freedom
of Manchuria. and the leading states
men it is added have convinced her
that any other policy would be tan
tamount to dynastic suicide. as the
despoilers of ancestral tombs implied
by foreign domination would be un-
pardonable in the eyes Of the Chi
neSe.
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KING EDWARDS ACCESSION
All England Celebrates In His Honor
To Day.

London Jan. 22.-In honor Of
King Edwards accession on Janua-
ry % 1901. roval salutes were fired
TODAY in 81. James Park. and at all
other saluting stations at home and
abroad. All commissioned ships In
Portsmouth harbor were dressed. and
similar demonstrations were made
AT Gibraltar and other ports.
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London. Jan. pa special dis
patch from Scout Corea dated to
day. says that Japanese railway
men have been attacked by Coreans
at several points. and the Corean au-
thorities have been notified that un-
less they prevent a recurrence of the
disorders, the necessary measures
to do so will be taken by the Japan
eSe troops.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22

Washington, Jan. 22.-At the meet
ritories today Senator Patterson in
quired if it was the intention of the
committee to consider the statehood
bills at this session. No" promptly
replied Chairman Beveridge
The President today sent the sen
ate the nominations of Miss Martha
c. Brown as receiver of public mon
les at Gunnison. Colo
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22

the Colorado strikers in addition to
S21 900 weekly now being given to
them brought out a lengthy discus
sion Of the Colorado strike. The dis
the strikers. The resolutions was re-
committee
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Warrington. .Jal

Warrington. Jan. 22.-The house
today passed the resolution of Hull
of Iowa requesting the secretary of
war to furnish the house statement
of the number of horses. carriages
and automobiles maintained at the
expense of the government for the
officials of his department also the
amount of wages paid coachmen
footmen and chaffeurs. The house
whole to consider pension bills.
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Seventeen Indictments.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 22.-The
grand jury which has been invesd
eating tine charges of boodling in
Kansas City Kansas. in connection
with the board of education and city
officials finished work TODAY and is
voting uDon seventeen indictments.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22
Roswell Club Notice.

On account of unforeseen circum-
stances the entertainment of Living
Pictures which was scheduled to be
given tonight, January 22nd
has been postponed until some time
in February. But there will be a
dance tonight at the club
rooms beginning promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
Entertainment Com
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22
A Pleasant Evening.

members OF his SUNDAY School class
at his home on Kentucky avenue
last evening. The meeting was par
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STILL SORE

Answers Senator Patterson Very
Abrupty.-in the Committee Meet
ing To-Day When the Colorado
Senator Suggests Taking Up the
Statehood Question.
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GREAT FLOODS
ALL OVER THE EAST THEY ARE
PLAYING HAVOC.

Ice Gorees Hreak.-Long island
Sound is an Ice Field.-Boats are
Badly Damaeed.-Much Suffering
Looked for in the Flood Districts
of New York and Along the Ohio
and Wabash Rivers. ..
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22

Chicago, Jan. 22-Floods in and
about Chicago are causing some loss
of property and much inconvenience
The DesPlaines, Fox and Calumet
rivers are swollen and many small
creeks are choked with ice resulting
in the inundation if the lowlands.
Sections of South Chicago. Burnside
and Grand Crossing are under water
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Washington. Jan. 22.-The general
forecast issued by the weather bu-
reau today says: Nothing has Oc-
Cured since Thursday night to les
sen the gravity of the flood situation
in the upper Ohio Weather condi-
tiOnS continue favorable to rapid
breaking up of ice in rivers and the
small streams
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-22

Buffalo. N Y. Jan. 22.-Within the
past as hours western New York has
been subjected to meteorological!
conditions such as have not prevailed
here in a score of years. and the sit.
uation is now terrifying residents of
the low lying sections. After a hea-
w fall Of snow lasting all day the
temperature fell below freezing, then
rose again and a heavy rain set in
which still continues. Owing TO the
fact that ice formed beneath the
snow and all streams are ice bound
there is no opportunity for the wa
ter to sink into the earth or pass
away readily through natural cnan-
nels. and the consequence is that
unless the temperature falls again
within few hours every flood dis
trict in western New York will be
inundated and great suffering and
damage will result.
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We have Eastwood for typography
work. Can make II up into any de-
sign you may select.-Planing Mil.
ing.
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JAPANESE ATTACKED

Japanese Railway Men Have Been
Attacked by the Coreans.-The Co
rean Authorities Have Been Mott.
fled that if this occurs again Jap
anese Troops Will Take a Hand.
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MOUNDSViLIE IN ALABAMA SUI
FERS FROM STORM.
NARROW ESCAPE

The Limited on The Alabama Great
Southern Road Narrowly Misses
the Storm.-lt is Feared that Ma
ny Lives Have Been Lost.-North
Birmingham is Also Badly Damag-
ed by Storm.
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EASTERN
\ AFFAIRS

THE DOWAGER EMPRESS is Al.
I'VE TO THE SITUATION.
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BEVfR|DGE
SAYS mo-

HE WILL NOT CONSIDER STATE
HOOD BILLS THIS SESSION.
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river at this point were ACCOMPLISHED
with small loss A few barges have
been crushed and a few torn from
their moorings. The escane from
great damage is due to the fortunate
breaking of the gorge below the city
also the checking of ice above the
city
Lorraine, O., Jan 22.-Great loss
has been caused here by the heavy
c,; D;,,, c
ro+ar Nonv ou ,,osso,s have how
r,roo1,od
pi+tch Do ro % nu
tionS +o moot wb.+ NOV ho tbo ,,o,.s,+.
flood in pittshuro,s history .re oho,,
comnlata From all nartS of tho die
tbo+ +bo loo u.s o,ino ,,d +ho
lono dafarrad I.nu.rv +bau u.s a.
hand The conditions ara all favor
ohio to ,,,c,.,v b;ob ,uo+or a
,oecih1,, .ooora h,oo1.; ~
Tho wo.+bor oon+i,,o, mild ood o;,,
is still falling with streams RISING
ot oil no;n+c ho+woon +b;s o;+v a
,nd Mononoobo,. .;,,or
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New York. Jan. 22-Long Island
Sound is compact ice field from
shore to shore and from Hel!gate
to Newhaven. Conn. Only the largest
steamers went through during the
night and unless there is a thaw
navigation is likely to be closed to-
night Hundreds of sailing vessels
and big ocean going tugs are frozen
in the fields of ice with their tOwS
The oldest shippers on the Sound
declare the condition something new
to them Considerable loss is being
incurred by delay in moving freight