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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17

wildly to cover when thew catch sight
of IT. The grown people turn their
backs quickly, and the lucklesS SNAP
shotter" Is ant TO receive, if not a
Stoning, at least a vicious reviling in
Chinese
The missionaries are gradually
overcoming this superstition. but only
70 a very limited extent Some of the
Chinese most advanced in American
education will consent. with much
fear and trembling, to pose in a photo
grapher's studio. The children OF
these advanced Chinese are often less
frightened than their parents.
II have often tried to get pictures
OF the children" said an American wo-
man, but have always failed. "The
moment YOU unsling your Gamer
they halt like herd of startled deer
and then scurry away"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17
THROUGH MOORISH sPEcTAcLEs

He Is the Chief Minister and can
do anything he likes Even though
he committed murder, he could par
don himself and hang somebody else
If he wished. he could hang the one
half Of his political enemies and have
the other half hanged for the crime
But he is a good man, and he will not
do that He has the prerogative of
paying the King his money, and keep
ing what he wants for himself"
Fl Menebhi was much impressed BY
the English policemen
The police gentlemen" he record
ed, ARE placed all over the great
cities in different corners. and are not
permitted TO run or move with any
indecent haste These officers are
very incorruptible. and you can only
tempt them 10 forsake their hich
duties by the sight of gold
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17
THE UORLD LITERARY

THE World Literary, like All
Gaul, is divided into three
i parts: people who write
books, people who read
books, and women's clubs.
OF these, the people who read books
are the most literary; the people who
write books are the most worldly;
and the third division defes classifi-
cation.
OF course, of the three, the people
who read books are quite the incest to
be or to see; consequently all the in
habitants of the World Literary who
are not by heredity. environment or
force of circumstances thrust into the
other two classes, are proud and glad
TO be readers.
For to Re a reader of books is to be
a critic; and TO be critic is to be a
power.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17

York and Chicago beef are firm and
fine of texture; Texas beef is coarse
and stringy, and really good TO-. moth
ing but soup. Better buy New York
or Chicago beef. 1t is cheaper in the
long run.
When selecting beef, be sure that
the flesh is of clear bright red, we'll
marbled with white fat and we'll blank
eted with firm, white fat. The flesh
should be firm and yet easily pressed
with the tips of the fingers.
The best cut for roasting is from
the ribs. If possible. get the first
three ribs. This is called the prime
cut
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17

Copyright, 1904, by T. c. Mcclure. }
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17

.IRST OF all buy good Beef. Cool
~ Chicago dressed beef and New
York dressed beef come high.
Texas beef is cheap. New
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19
From the Seat oswar.

The following letter has just been
received from Thos. F. MilIard, war
correspondent well known here. and
who now represents Scribner's Maya
zine and the London Daily Mail at
the scene OF the Japanese Russian
conflict:
Newchwang, Manchuria, April Is.
Dear Lu.
Your letter directed TO Vancouver
reached me today here, where there Is
at present nothing 10 do except wait
Tor something to happen. Most Of the
foreign population has cleared cut.
and the Chinese are rapidly leaving.
Only the correspondents, Of whom If
teen are now here waiting permission
from the VieeroY TO Join the head
quarters stan At Mukden. and few
people Who can't get away. like the
foreign consuls, remain. The clty Is
q big Russian camp. and we live in
daily expectation OF japanese attack.
Il IS pretty slow, but things viii Be
iFely enough later on, dare saF.
when tie war gets fairly going. It's
going to Be a tough proposition, and
long drawn out. l intend 10 see ii
through II can, and viii do my best
to dodge any bullets l see coming M
way. Glad TO get your little budget
Of news about territorial Affairs Did
you 80 to New York, and meet any Of
my friendss Have only just time to
write line before the mail elosesa and
it may Be the last mail leaving here
FOR some time. Regards to all friends.
II you drop line occasionally 10 me
IN care Of the U. S. Consulate at
Shanghai, II stands a chance OF sven
tually reaching me.
Yous truly,
ToN MILLARD.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19
DER SEEKS SAFETY IN BED.
Cambridge. Nass.. Residents Have
Fright When Hunted AnImaIIn
vades Their Apartments.

Deer are becoming plentiful In
Massachusetts Arthur White and FL
Aer T. Blackman. occupying rooms IN
he frat story Of an apartment house
n Cambridge. had the fright OF their
ives the other morning because Of the
frantic attempts Of 3 full grown doe
= climb into bed with them.
White was asleep at seven O'Clock
when he was awakened by what sound
81 10 him like the laborious Efforts OF
an intoxicated man To mount the
stairs. The next moment bis door was
burst open with a crash. A large deer
bounded In and made a headlong dive
for the bed. White used bis bare feet
In n brave effort to ward OF the attack
of the animal. and then reinforce
ments came from bis friend Blackman
Together, In scanty costume, they
made efforts to set the deer into 4
corner. but the strength OF the animal
vas too much for them.
The struggles Of the men and deer
completely wrecked the furniture Of
the two rooms. Finally. with the aid
of outsiders who came 10 the rescue.
the doe was penned into closet.
where she wrought havoc with Whites
lothing Later the animal was locked
n q stable Il had been chased
through the streets for mIie before
seeking safety in Whites bed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19

Passengers viii pas fares accordlng
10 weight on the new Pueblo aud Beu.
lab Valley Electric railway In ColorA.
do. according 10 the president Of the
company. When the read Is completed
each person viii be required 10 step
N an AUTOMATIC registering scale Al
The ticket Office. and the clerk will a..
ksss transportation chargca II the rat.
o. cent and half pound. The fat
man and the lean man paying the same
price Tor being hauiee about ne conn
Try is declared unjust
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19
MARRIED BY PROXY.
Absent Bridegroom Represented at
the Altar by His Father.
Young Cuban Has Power Of Attornsy
Gives Ifis Parent and wedding
Ceremony Takes Place az
Havana. Cuba.

Though Rafael Lopez father Ia.
married the sweetheart Rafael has
eourted since their childhood days,
neither the young lovers nor the father
regrets the step that has been taken.
The father Of Rafael Hlldalgo Lopez.
Of Paterson. n. j.. lives In Cuba. The
father senor Hidalgo y Llriano. has
married. tho beautiful senorlta Anna
Ross Fernandez wegener. the sweet.
heart Of Rafael
Anna wanted 20 marry Rafael. and
Rafael wanted 10 marry Anna. but
bis father. ;he senior Hldalgo. was tbs
groom. ~ flrst blush one would pu;
the 8encrita down as a victim. The
young Rafael as another. aad the
father as 4 hard-hearted wretch. In
sssaa Of that. Rafael Il happy. senorita
Anna Is happy, and the father IL
good-naiared. obliging man whom any
young person would be proud 10 have
IS parent
The solution Of this mystery lies IN
the fact that Sennr Hidalgo y iArlano
acted thus otllglngly in marrying his
sons hsacee BY virtue OF 4 power OF
attorney. ~Ae father merely repre.
senied the son AZ the altar.
Senorlla Anna is an orphan and one
Of the weaithiest young women IN
Havana. She also has the distinction
Of being beautiful She and Rafael
have known each other since child.
hood The girl was Of Spanish and
German pareniake Since they have
been old enough 10 understand tha
meaning OF an engagement they havs
been betrothed.
When Rafael left Havana three
months ago 70 become an American
engineer having obtained employment
n the locomotive works at Paterson.
he elrl promised 70 valt for him until
he had made bis name and fortune IN
he United States
The Young student recently heard
disqnleiing nevs from home. He de-
sermincd to marry hls fianree Al once.
and wrote, asking II she we're wllIins
70 marry him b proxy She vas lagai
and said yes. Knowing that the laws
Of Cuba cid not recognise 4 church
marriage but held clvfI contract
marrlaee binding. young Loper wrote
70 friend. who IL an attorney IN New
York. 70 have a power of attorney
drawn 10 his father.
Thersupon the attorney had the fol.
lowing document prepared: know al
men by these presents that / Rafael
hidalgo Lupez. of Paterson. \. J.. have
made. constituted. and appointed. and
b. these presents DO make constitute
ard appoint Rafael Hidaigo Ilrlano. Of
Havana. Cuba. M true aud lawful i.
'ornxy Tor me and n ny name. place
and stead. 20 perform = civil marriage
contract n ny name With Anna Rosa
Fsrnandez Weaener. Of Havana.
cnha.
To make douhly sure u lhe iegailty
q tho power q attorney. the Cuban
consul IN New York signed tie doea.
nent and The county clerk lna0rsed II
Young Lope1 forwarded the formldahls
looking document 70 hla father and ths
followed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19

D. I. Hall has been requested =
the Frisco people to move his ware.
house Of that company's rlRhf-of.wav
The objection Is that he Is engaged II
the retail business.
Deputy I. S. Marshal fIalns arrived
this morning from Pawnee, oklahoma.
having Ia charge W. +. Bailey and =
J.Thompson, who are charged with an
propriating horses belonging to other
people.
J. T. Miles and Miss Cora Dunn az
this city, left Thursday for Ne.
sada, No, at which place they viii s
united IN marriage this afternoon e
o'clock. Their many friends extend
congratulations
An endeaY0r Is being made to kaan
lhe base III team on il feet. inan.
sially s. ~ enne Of . fss weeks
i S hzea ls surrounding s-wnz
VII = saefally ofranizsa aaa
lhnfa 10 sr0uh|s III eettlna
gAn Aonaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19
Tox MILLARD

A. A. Herren, Of Finch, Ark. writes:
"foley's Honey and Tar Is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble ! know that il has cured
consumption in the tirst stages" At
Peoples drug store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19

That negro who has been sentenced
o 1850 years in The Texas penlten-
llary viii have u adopl rigorous diet
= breakfast food. remarks TIE chlezsD
<e~n. Il be exnscte e live . see 80
I'D og hls sentence
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19

Y. NJ. Robbins IS quite Sick.

~~'sA"" "~o wv AAVhA f$ou@ 1sAAe
urday
J. W. Orr has a fine new buggy
horse.
B. L. Lafon came down from Edna
last week
W. NJ. slmms went to Bartlesyllle
yesterday.
The Jumbo store is getting ready
for big sale.
Mayor Truitt returned to Alton
Mondaynight.
WI. Strange returned 20 Chelsea
Monday night.
A. $. Nottingham Of Eagle was in
Vinita Friday
John NJ. Miller was here from Need
more Saturday.
Harry Reamer was over from
Miami Saturday.
T. A. Meeks was down from Kinni.
sason Thursday.
Mrs NJ. f. Milford is suffering with
sprained ankle.
Marshal Wilkinson spent Sunday at
South McAlester.
Prof. Golfer, OF the college spent
Sunday at Big Cabin.
R. A. Prather was up from his home
at Big Cabin Friday.
Ham Scudder OF Chelsea was here
visiting friends Friday.
Art Barker and wife we're down
from Chetopa Saturday.
Misses Byrd Perry and Agnes Foster
spent Sunday at Fairland.
Frank Billingslea, a former resident
Of Vinita, is here on visit.
Miss Anna Reamer went to Miami
Sunday to visit her brother
Oscar Milholland, OF Oklahoma City
is visiting relatives In Vinita.
Ernest Crlttenden and Harry Nit
chell spent Sunday at Seneca.
L. A. Duncan Of Alton was guest
OF Mrs. f. B. Frayser Tuesday.
Basil Nall was among the Pensa-
cola visitors I'M Vinita Saturday.
Attorney John b. Turner went to
Grove Tuesday on legal business.
J. o. Hall and family have returned
from their Western Texas ranch.
Judge GIN will hold court at Miami
Thursday and at Vinita Friday.
Miss Nettie Duncan Is visiting the
tfSanilly OF W. W. Miller at Ramona.
Badgett-Sanders have a very artistic
show window Of Queen Quality shoes
loo gallons Of cream wanted every
morning. Vinita Ice Cream Co. 5itf
Miss Juliett Walker is assisting at
the Jumbo during the sale this week.
L. W. Marks and wife have returned /
from'a visit to the land ofiie at Table.
quah.
The Modern Woodmen are arrang.
ingto have big picnicin the near fu-
ture.
. The gO.foot brick smoke stack at the
waterworks power house IS about I'm
ished.
A number Of people are selecting
residence lots in Orchard Heights ad.
dltion.
Mrs VIII Farber, OF Chelsea, is the
guest In this city OF Miss Anna Gate
tROd
&Ir and Mrs Chas. Bail and family,
OF Anderson, Mo-, are guests OF Mrs.
Wacaser.
n. B. Simpson Of Adalr Is here and
will probably move his family to VI
nita soon.
A telephone was placed III John Il.
Campbell's residence on tie East Side
Saturday.
Bring US yoursweet cream every morn
ing. Vinita Ice Cream Co. 5a-tf
MIS-. ". !. Harrison IS visiting her
iaSss.cer, Mrs. c W. Kilgore. at
Whlteoak.
I'd. n. Tracy, attorney Of Tecum.
sch, Nebraska, is Ia town looking for
a location
Gather Chandler has field Of
wheat In faIl head and bloom which /.
looks fine.
Chas Dunn went to Nevada, NO,
Thursday to attend the wedding !
Of his sister.
1000 gallons Of cream wanted every ii
morning vinita Ice Cream Co 5itf
Mr. and Mrs.J. FMurphy aud aIld. +
rem went 10 tho Worlds fair satur- il
day evening +
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-19
Pasture For n.u,.

One mile north Of town, coed grass.
plenty water, and safe fence. Stock
grazed By the month See Mrs. BaIen-
tine Ia0-ias
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02
Collectors $ Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that tue l. ndersigned sheriu and ex-uiieio collector of the Revenue of St FrguciS county, state of Arkansas, will attend in person or by deputy at the follow ing times and places for the purpose If collect . ing the state and county revenue Gt sa i'd county for the year iJ14. tg-Wlt:
 Madison township. Forrest City. January 9. Biackh-h township, Ashworths Store. Ian uaf} lu. at Owen 's store Jan l.
 E-AuRuIile township. Ellis Gin, January 19 Nheaftey township. Hheatley. January II. Goodwin township. Goodwin. January l5 Prairie township, Palestine, January t1. EHuks township; B0uair. January k Ieiica taWash p. Colt, January 1a brlg4S township, Nidcuer January 4i Johnson township. MHHis Gin, Janaary 2} And at Forrest City Court House, from Jan uary 24 t0 Apri l0 l4HiI.
 Ri persons are requested To bring their fast years tax receipt, when they come to nav taxes, that mistakes may he avoided
 j. D MckNIGHT
 sheriff and Collector oi St. Erancfs Co Nov. .15 1au4.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02
Commissioncr's Notice of Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that tine under AN signed as Commissioner ot the Chan cery Court appointed in the cause of William Coleman. guardian of Mary Jane Davts. Il iuuatic. and William Coleman in his own right plaintiff against the Indiana x Arkan- sa- Lumber Manufacturing Gu. defendant pending m the Chauccry Court of St FraHFIs county, Arkansas. and by virtue of decree entered III said cause on The t3th day ot Nav lt@i, will sell at public Outcry n tho highest bidder on credit of three fudnths. on De- cember C, 1904, al west door of court house. Forrest City, Arkansas, all the right. titIe and interest, same being an undivided half inter. est, ot Mary Jane Davis, lunauc, in and to the following described real estate: The northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter or section, thirty-siN tSf, township five H0 north, range five tl east. St. Francis eounty Arkansas, said sale being made for the pur- pose of satisfying -a hen for s..5 G9 interest and cost as fixed hy said decree Note wffh approved security Will be required of the purchaser.
 Witness my hand as such Commissioner tbis the l9th day of Aoyem Der. l9J4
 C. B. MALLORY, CQn'r.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02
arning Order,

In the chancery Court of St. Francis eoun. ty, Arkatsas.
 Permela , Graham, plaintiff.
 Vs.
 =. II. Mann. as Admr Of the estate nf (. A. Walker Mrs. F. r. Baleh. Win P Walker A, c. Walker, Joseph T Walker. Mary 4. Ray. Maggie (. Coney David NJ Walker k II Walker, Jesse " Walker. James II Walker. j. NJ Walker, William Walker. Ruth Fielder and Addic Walker. defendants
 WARNING ORDER. The defendants Wm. r. Walker A q Walker. Joseph T Walker. Mary \ Ray Maggie e Goney David NJ. Walker. F. II Walker. Jesse " Walker, James Walker J. NJ. Walker. William Walker Ruth Fielder, < ddie Walker, are warned to appear m rms Court within thirty days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff. PermeHa <. Gra. ham.
 Il true copy c B. MALLORY. Clerk. November l0 lool.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02

Mir. S E. Kelley, who had been with fbe Times for several years, and re- gently went with the News, has return -d 10 his first love, much tD our satis- taction. as he Is workman far above the average, and takes pleasure in his pains to give our patrons artistic job work aad handsome advertiser ments Give Us call when you want the best service in town.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02
EVERY WOMAN
 HAS BACkACHE.
Thls Symptom is the forerunner of a Breakdown of Health and Strength. It is warning
 That Should be Heeded.
What Should She Do7

Housekeepers, wives, mothers, every woman who has the care of family or household, has at one time or another spells of backache, weakness and dis orders in the liver caused as a rule by domestic g worry, overwork ; irregular meals or habitual constipation, To all women who suffer in this way we Say, tale Prickly Ash Bitters. It cures. This great tonic medicine removes the impurities which clog the system, cor rects the evils of improper diet and poor digestion, purifes and strengthens the bowels and urinary tracts and puts a stop to sick headache, dizziness, heart throbbing and nervous weakness. Tn short, it performs a marvellous trans formation. The tired, weak, Respondent, pale and bloodless victim is soon a strong, bright, happy woman with rosy cheeks and cheerful spirits.
 Accept no substitute. Insist on having
 the genuine Prickly Ash Bttefs with the
 large figure iu red on the iron. label
 Sold by Druggists, Price Sl.0G.
 ]. II. Dunayant, Special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02
Has Stood the Test 2s Years.

The old original Groves Tasteless ChH! Tonic. You know what you are taking. + is iron and quinine in g tasteless form. Nc cure, uo rsY. zee.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02
WemeanjuSt what We adyertII

All goods will be sold at closest m gins to clear out stock before mnr u-'f'
 ing January l. 1905 ''''
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-02

Accept no substitute. Insist on having the genuine Prickly Ash Bitters with the large figure in red on the front label.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21

4 Vi q Z . /. .
work Is the result Of years Of study along % q;
the lines of food and feeding. ana CON
|3tulns much scientific knowledge Simply
given. .i$ 3EBBt
Tho opening chapters are lnvaluablo
to those whose duty it is to care for the
sick, and Of equal Importance to those
who see In correct feeding the way OF
preventing much Of the illness about US.
rhe chapter on Infant Feeding IS an Az
thoritatlve guide TO aid in the develop
ment Of the baby, and child feeding IS
considered with like care
The hundreds of recipes. many Of
which have their caloric value given,
are for the most part Individual, thus
requiring butts a minimum Of time for
their preparation. Suggestions as to diet
In various diseases have not been over
looked. | Fifty full. page half.tone Illus
trations add to the utility and beauty or
the book. a5f siif ss-
Fiction, In the March Century includes
more chapters OF Jack London's The
Sea- Wolf and of Maud Wilder Good
wins -Four Roads to Paradise; a
Heroine by Marshall Ilsley; The
United Workman" by Albert BigeloW
Paine; 1.-THE Man Behind the Drums
by Robert Haven schauffer; The Warr-
ing Of Sexton Ma ginnis. !" by Maurice
francis Egan;,s5.s'"The Prince and the
Painter BY A.rC. Robinson, and An
tonio's Last Stake" by Caroline Abbot
Starley Mrs. Stanley Is the author Of
."Order, No IT, which The Century
Company will publish in March. She
las Travelled widely in this country and
abroad. and herSSNritings show constantly
increasing skill and power sr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
One Hopeful Sign.

No matter II the mercury goes down
And staye below the zero mark all night,
No matter Ii 70 ur flannel dressing gown &
# When walking with the baby seems too
slight, SgJs. AZ IN .5
No inntterif the little ticking hand III
Around the dial OF the meter speeds;
We cannot have much more Of It TO
stand; "a n d lai 2
y Already they are advertising seeds.
The blizzard through our streets may
fercely howl
And paralyze us with Its Icy grip;
The snow upon our steps may make 'ist'' US
d Particu arly when we chance to slip.
The street cars may be-nay, they arc
too cold; n,
h0 lhy az as
t5G sOleIl-$s5E nv! e Fl, " a Ftt. sS M
Already they are advertising seeds,
Thn robin is not now upon tho wing:
M Tho bluebird hasn't shown himself as
gt6 yet, y, Il !ta sS55 gi3
But .all.the Same VIC have ono sign Of
spring FL
To comfort is when we're inclined to
or winter; we. Will all Of us agree u
t3 We've had about sufficient for our
But pretty soon the last q It We II soc
Already they are advertising seeds.