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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

AkW JERSE ( CENTRAL Il. r.
AI1sEty street anu Berry. (Tlrre from south
Ns''S I'VE minutes earlier tnan saown beow.)
NJ Ea-zi 90 lt1J Eas-on only. s.IO a M. l. 20
a. o. tS.45 Easton ony) p. sun. "a IS a m.
W!LKESBARRE AND sCRaNroN-z4oo am
LssnEN0pD. IAAEHC list. TOSS RIVER AM
ES--zsNEtfaL-z4 CO. -. 40 a. N. zLs0 GAO. Laks-
100 ana LakehGrst onlyl. $50 p SundAyA
AILASFIC CIrY-s9.40 a N. -. 80 D m
'iNELAND AND B2IDGEroN-tz4.O 90 a m s,1ss
LUZ BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
EVsNi, .PAEA~ltNf AND SFA~HO II POINTS
1t9o SO l1S0 a m, III 20. as. 3 80 s5s (sxceps
andays except Ocean Grove. SIS a. m Lso' Ace
ILADEEPHIA-tREADrxG TERxrSAL). ...s.
$3.50. y 90 IS 90. 400. 800 +s0o f7s0' 10 40.
a'rH AND CIIEssTSUT sTREETs-a4s s. 70 90, 1000
.1s = N, zoo +"+0O. '6oc. -ToO. ts-s5 ..
BALTIMORE AND wssHINGroN-soo. 1000. 1asA
kt n pSSG ,MAFRIsBURG, PorTsgILLE AND WILL
n Reading ony). Ns1.Oe 1910. ~ 90 d n,
RsadnS P9ttsys ana IIrsb'g only, - co. ~ % D. m
Atlantic Hlds. Seabrtght. Monmouth Esh. and Long
Branch. Ashury Park. PIT Pleasant o 90. 600 NJ *
90. AGO. IS sac Is. % 70 Asbury PARK,
zFrom Liberty Street only. DAILY. TDaiiy sx--,<
SunOay sSundsy ory rPartor only. iIVia Tarna-
qua xSatur'ays aE.xcept Saturdays
2sI 13+ 1900. 1884 broadway. 1872 sth Av Is ruo,
square west l53 East 125th St. e73 West Is5rh 81
~ Columbus Az. New York. Court ST. 344 $40
FULTON 81 Bklvst 500 Bwav w'-nshu-s View Yorx
Transz@r CO calls for and chscs destiaasion
W. El-Ni@Ef c n BURT.
wee Fres and Gen 2-Sr GEN Pass'r Ax-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
EXPORTS WEEKLY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Kew York. July Is 1904
COFFEE--he coffee market was quiet with trad
ing scattered rejecting no change IN sentiment or
general trade conditions The opening was steady at
tnchanReG prices 70 decline % points n rapAthy
WITH a partial : decline at Hayre. During the
balance q the session the market was quiet and
ftea6~ and finally steady ar unchanged prices on
ali positions except July, which vas points lower
Salss we're repor-ed ~ about Il eco bags Primary
receipts Just about line with recent figures,
little smaller Than those reported on saturday for the
ureced NJ daV. hui ar1ut expected The TWO ports
lad $1,000 against $4,000 bags on the previous
cav and rs 900 bags FOR tne same day wear ago
The interior $4,000 bags
s. 200 bags previous Gay and Ss-e9s bags
The Jundahy reached $4,000 bags.
sgai INST Sd 600 bags reported saturday RIO
$50 reis higher and Santos unchanged Hamburg
closed unchanged e Ealf holiday the
rather ahead those for the previous week but FUR
rished disappointing comparison with last year AID
Street people that while there fair and ady
demand actual coffee, business Is not materially
improving, owing presl-lably 70 the idea that the
larger primary receipts viii eventually lower
Frszliar markets. and sympathetic declines locally.
market quiet with quotations OF the basis
az &c for Rio :. The total warehouse deliveries
In me United for the week were s4,s1s bags.
aFainst 6S bags last week and 1885 bags for
York reported 7GlS- bags Santos receipts Tor
the week aggregated $4,000 bags. compared with
11s 600 bags week and $4,000 bags FOR the cor
responding week last year. Receipts AZ RIO aggre-
gated s6 900 bags, c0rtrastec with $4,000 bags the
previous week II21oo bags last Rio cleared
Europe So00 bag Santos cleared 1900 bags 20 the
Tinted States and $4,000 10 Europe Receipts Al
Bahis for The week were $500 buEs- Present stock.
$1,000 bags Clearanres 20 The United states Ger
many and 10 the rest OF Europe
The Of contract prices IN the local market
Gay IS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July isCATTI Es-Reeeipts $500; steady 20
iee lower Texans 50 gooG TO prime steers IS 80 6 go:
medium. 81 5us5 20 GAMERS 81 5OfS2 bulls.
S2Ts4; calves 81 50as7 IS: Texas fe1 steers S5gSl
HoCS-ReceiVs today, 10000 5000: left
over go: good hogs loo higher steady; mixed
Butchers 50 l56S5 I5 gooh TO heavy. s. $50
s. rs rough soc s. 30 light 50 10Qs5 - bulk ot
-. SHEEP-Receipts $500. good
% Wethers. S4aS4 co. fair I5l2
81: lambs S40ST %
Cincinnati. lS.-HOGS-Active. hlRher l5G
s. CATTLE. STEADY, hsaer. s2gs5 -. SHEEP dull
lower. 81 50RSL LAMBS. dun. lower So 250$G So.
Kansas city, July 1s-CATrI. Receipts $500. tn
GLIDING 900 Southsrns 1O2Jc lower cEolce
port s. 25fs5 So fair good
- 1885 20. s.oeEs and feeders IS 25Gs4 Southern
steers s3Gs4 southern COWS native
e. 351S4 native hefers. s3Qs4 IS: bulls sSaSs 50
calves. So 506fS- 80. HOGS-Receipts 500. ma
To- lower tep 50 90 bulk OF sales 81 1895 - heavy
ceipts LOGO. nominally lambs s44SG.
fed Sc 25Rs3 Texas clipped yearIings So $50
81 rs Texas clipped sheep. 50 259Ss sockers and feed
81 sOGs3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
NAVAL STORES.

For spirits ;urpentne there was fairy g2d 12h6ng
demand. with the market well sustained R1sin Was
quiet with good strained quoted At 81 Soa s.
Tar unchanged. but IS more or less nominal We
quote;
SPIRITS TURPE,;TISE-ou and machine bbls $40
- nc.
TAR-NominaI
ROSIS-Common 70 good strained, s. e5dS3: ~ - OF
- 10: F. S. Is. G.. 50 20; H. So 34SS 30 l. W 80; X.
SO s5 NJ - lS8S4 20 =. 81 IS. " G. - sUsS4 90 ana
" ". S50$5 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
SPIRITS turpentlne t'ots
Tar - Nl47
Wilmington. July 1s--SPIRITs TURPENTINE--Noth
ing doing receipts. y casks ROsIN arm - % pa re
ceipts. PSI bis TAR arm. 81 So: receipts, obis
CRUDE TURPENTINE Arm 81 %. 81 and 81 .; receipts
Isl bbls-
RosIN firm A. B. SO 42iz; D. 81 Ara; r g pr F.
s. IS; Il. IS 90; n, IS Is: W g. 81 20: " W. 81 50.
savannah. July le.-TuRPENTLNE quiet sac receipts
7ss bbls sales 49, 235 RosN nFTn; receipts
~ ~ 20 c9ls sees %; 80 exports ao-5i e.
S. So N. 50 80: ~ IS 00 " D 81 30: W W S. 90
New-OTleans. July ls-Reosipts-Rc-n. l4s Dds tur-
pentine 255 bhls.
London. July is.-TURFENTINE-Spirtts As Cd
ROsI.s-Ar-eFican strained. IS %: me. lis &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

y u -DS--A esterdays cotton market unusually
t--7
- Aot more than 1000 ba.es Prices. after opening
--A a. 4ar DECLINES gradually recovered the losses
i...Is ~ ins gnincalt changes far tie
$3.50 I'sli.1ns were concerned. The main support
- Na..e me room. n following bu-L views. may
- - pa the initial break, q The offerings
t.a3 iae result % liquidation discouraged longs
Na1 iEal.lg e. whole seemed evening
eR en 'rlTg fnro fresh commitments II Prob
so fei-tea the fspos.tion Il consider that
ma now stand The market d rather more ~ q
- sllel one owing &c the strong statistical position
re Il-t that generally learsE undoubt
80 iesulsc iu large short Interest chances q
.efse crop Yesterday the could hardly
cave been better Tire weather Sunday exec
80 a-d Tie forecast Tor its continuance. With
Wy seven clys' elapse before the which the
r-itent "a carry the crop ia ia August report IT.
-- seem that the chances favored another improve
nrlf ~ fhe general c1r3Iriors. TIE
POI VIA 1e closed to-day, ana will there
ne dependent in al probability domestic news
lae tdrerIcQ. market yesterday weak -
sl about right but lost the Advance and before
'iF ~ he local opening and responding 10 tais. the
- market ,Htaed ~ea. - decline OF - 20 p points
IN" o.e -tyD ana ~ 10 points the new crup
s-ht B-t tar csf4iaes attracted profit taking re
southern o.lees 1-l following the call. the market
eaanaly ranrs. helms hslpee direction by the
-.lf t-ar E.-srIs Office had estimated European
as stocks 1f JUlv az l2U0U taies behind tie nE
- ~ ne date In the middle ~ the
ol,-rllon the market showed % about >
5als on tLe crop and loss " points August
-s prices slipped on point tive but The market
fnaly Cuiet arc steady ~ decli-s o. l. points TO
~ advance - > pg!rts.
NJ range = contract prices ~.
Nty WnE follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

powdered Zoe: powdered coarse powdered an. fruit
powdered al5c. Eagle confectOners
;sge coarse ard extra lne gTanuiated 5.3Oc Eagle
> 70 BAGS 81 me granuated 525e Eagl hne granuatel
aru erL-lsted and diamond o 5.05c; colfectioners
3 $50; Nos ana 3 = soc No 4 4-!5c; No 5. 4Tee;
30 =. 4t5c: - soc: No :. 4 . 20
~. 4+Jc; No H. No T. ! 35c: i3 4.sfc; Nos
"a and l. 4-Jc; NO ID, 42oC. London cables steady
market FOR with July
uoted az 9s sad The local market for
IN with centrifugal % test, quoted f5-f6I4e:
osdo So lest. 3'sc. and EsoiaSses sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
+ prices IN n. local market to

10 local market for spot cotton coss9 quiet ara
.sngee on tie uRsis OF lie for middl:ng upaEe ard
!. &c Tor rlicdi.uE Gulf sales sinners = bales:
delivered contract 100 bales. Southern spot mar
Attt were tsograrhcd follows: Galveston quiet.
s,aSSased a. 10 1916 Mobile. easy. unchanged. AZ
.Htcs sales. 30 bales. Savannah steady. unchanged
HE; Faes. Il bales Chareston Wilmington
nal, Norfolk. steady unchanged. like: sales. -
.Aifsi Baltimore. nominal. unchanged. II 25c, ~
loais. quiet unchanged. at lie: Augusta. quiet and
tteads, unchanged. lie: sales Is bales; New-Or-
,sans STEADY &c ouer az ile sales l2o bales; Mem
fils, steady ikc lower. i0sc: sales. $50 bales.
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day con-
1aied with the sarne day laat ana year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
Proposals.
nEPARTMENr or THE INTERIoR. OF

Il
OF Indian Affairs. Washington n. c.. July 70.
lQO4&otiee Is hereby given that purchase
o. Unbiased segregatsd coal and asphalt lands and
leased aggregated and asphalt deposits Will opened
by the Commissioner Of Indian Ansirs his oice IN
Washington. n dates fellows For the purchase %
within the McAiesJer District at ocock
WtlbUrtou- Stiger District (So. = a o'cock
Eastern time. Monday. 1904
The HOwe-Potsau District (SO. 81 o'clock p ".
eastern time. Monday February G.
the McCurtain- Massey District NO. clock p
eastern t-uel, Monday April g.
Lehigh-A rdm0-e District fN0. s. Clock NJ
tlnet. Monday. June 3 1906: and
trcr NJ. unbiased segregated asphalt landsl ?
ociOcS r. 81. Eastern tinaej Monday :. 1895
Circulars descriptive OF the lands deposits
sd Of regulations OF June II.
tie sale Unbiased segregated
and Unbiased segregated coal and asphalt deposits
Obtained upon application 10 This Office the ) Ind
ian Agent. Union Agency. Muskoses Indian Territory
regulations. certified for twenty
amount OF the BAL accompany
bid The lands will sold successru bid
ders will required deposit with the Commissioner
Affairs full respective bids
receipt by notice OF the
a successful bidder IN
comply OF his htd time specf-
check deposited him evidence o. good
faith be forfeited the OF the Choctaw and
Chckasaw The right reject
reserved Deeds OF conveyance Will n
subject. existing rights Tor rail-
roads A c ToNNER Acting caGlHiss.oler, Depart
OF Interior, Washington. %. c.. July
Approved THOs RYAN, Acting Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

WEST POINT. y. Y. JULY 10, 1901
Sealed proposals in tripIicate. for furnishing
Forage and Straw. during ending June 1903
viii be received here until ~ NJ August 10 1904 In
formation furnished upon application. Z.
right to reject accept all bids on any
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should he
endorsed. Proposals for Forage and Straw" ad-
dressed - NJ. L. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave -Ns AOI>. -SAzvIay -s.o.--f STA
fe.vO \. ii Fer BlaAn4IaIUR and
sIu.UU n G--FC- EGral0 Chicago and st. LociA
sDsliaL
lao A--For
p. NJ -
eco p. M--F0r Buffalo and Chicago.
1t--For Blf1alo. Syracuse. kichfeld Sprlnss
A NJ For Chi~a 9 p. NJ
Tickets I49. SO IISS. I43s Broadway. y. Y: IS,
Fulton St BrCoslyu. @Dsy- Except sunday rIhurs-
days. Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RT.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July 1s.-FIlOUR Arm: fancy blended patent
IS 10 fancy spring patent IS -; family winter
s. 81 bakers patent 81 3d. BAKERS spring clears - 81
spring quiet No J. Northern T. 81 O-}as- winter.
offerings. CORN Grn. No yellow 81 &c; No : corn
53s4c OATS Arm; No white. 4Jc No mixed, A. as
3ATtLETNo offertnSs RyE-No 1. T5c On track. Canal
frelgh-s. dull. wheat 2@c % New York
Chicago. July 19.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

g Engineer once. Jacksonville. Fla June 90 1904
- ssaed proposals for dredSng and removal OF
HllIsbo-9 Bay and River. FloriIa VIII ha received
July 81. 1904 then publicly orened
Information furnished application FRANCIS r
SKUNK. Captain Erstreera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

AND DEsB IRe AND coRTLNpr T srREETs
Streets ave minutes later than sivsa
A NJ. CHICAGO sPEcI1i-
'Io25 A NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LINIrED-.a
1s5rM cR aic.s % S Sfas So LOUIS EXPRESS
ass r " CHICAGO LIMITED.
'sss :. n W Va s13:ItS i ExPREss
80. -. 2 " cLEyELAND AND CINCINNATI EMP.
WAs.sISSISS AN IrsE sorrru
30, % e 20 20 80 30 % n y = az s. 10 55
y i 10 nisat SUNDAY. S %. .s2s. sIosS E Il -
sis9 'C9agressional Limitsd). 'a2S. AS
soUTIEsIN 'RAILwAY.@s25. rs , m. 1910 a. m
Atlantic COAST LINE-sx a. m and o.s5 .. m
sEARoAIsD AIR LLSE.-1as5 p n. sns-121O a. m
NORFOLK 9 AND WESTERN RAILwAT--s.>5 p m
cE55 hes. OHIO RA1LwAT.-T.D a veek-
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-T5s a.
ATrIAST!c CITY.-955 q and ass ?. m weekdays
Lon sEANcIi AssRF F' FR Ssr,e Asoury Par.
IS (Saturday, e-Iv $500 foB- Irsacn, - ,saT
a2ss Sny) eo 2s5. 3e9 425 Isxssp; Long srAnSh1
q m and a IS m. From pss5rOssss and Cortland;
COS r:- roc FFH.I.DEIFmA .u .,,o >,
10 SIS - .l955 .IS5 10, S55, . 35
sni SIS s5S 7ss Sc 5oG os AOf for Soath P5ila
ses s5 .s 20 s5 ni5 5ss .iS ga 30 IS a M
u q. .I2s5 .L55 32s SIS ii Is (sfi55 Tor Norta
Philadelphia oniy). AS -5.55 655. T55. %. 925
~ 30 for North philadelphia onIyI m. l2lo nsat
Ticket offices Nos 4e 1854 i13 and PSI Broadway; ls2
Ftth Avenue tbeicw cd ST.: 2G3 Fifth Avenue corner
s'tn ST.: Aston House, stations named above
Brooklyn, Court SEQ Fulton $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania A-uex station. The New YORK
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Ieephone Ji3 Chelsea Tor Pennsy lvania Railroad Cab
W. W. ATTERBURY T. p WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traftic Manager.
ESQ BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
EaLTIsoUE lH1 rElo rINnoID

ROYAL Blue line TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON THE EVEN HOU2 g."
To BALI iMOS= and WASHINGTON
Leave south Ferry earusr
~ ---Se-S A--ss------ s-J0 an --~SSsL Sla. Sursr
4uuV an Daily Diner-
.-..~l2 90 Daily.
zoo pm Daily. Dines.
~lkSyal Lle1fed' 90 Daily. Pulrnam.
500 pm. Daily. Diner
Jc0 Daily, Buffet
y 0fFEt- Dnfiv. slesperA
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
EEEOCGH LEAiNS To les WEST.
". D. Daily
Ca4ca1s. a.
Ca-lAsU, GolaliiLs. L. 20l pm Diner
Tii .s5a q Cleveland as pm AGO pm LiuitsA
"fIttsEuis Linited"--. 6.55 pm T-y9 Buffet
Gins inlati LGuis--- 12-10 l. l. Sleeper.
Cial InnHti. st LonIs--- sea 10O0 am Diner
Cincinnati. ~. LCuls..- pm 6OJ pm Dlnsr
Ofhces l65. 96I as, 1900 Broadway Aston Aousa
fos Greenwich st. Is Taion Square W.. AL Grand SS-
y. z 3+3 Fulton Street. Br0o&yn. south Gerry and
Liberty Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-TH1RD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTL-ANDT STREETS.
The leaving time fron, DesSros,ss aad Co-tlands
Streets is ave minutes later Khan
Twenty-thirc Street station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

RECEIPTS - b-esdstus interior points. thousands
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Wm. Murphree has had Carson, the artist barber, to paint an oil portrait of her late husband, and it was her inten ton to have the same framed. as soon as convenient. but friends of the murdered officer learned of the portrait, and made up purse and presented the picture to his widow already to hang before she was aware that they knew that the picture had been painted.
 The good lady informed The Times man of these facts, and requested us to thank these friends for their thoughtful ness and kindness. We will do so in her own words Mrs. Murphree closed by saying, 'So 1 wish to thank them for il through your paper, will always hold them in kind remembrance for the beauti' ful frame.n
 The names of those whe contribut d are Dr. J. D. Mcknight, Dr. L. II. Mer- ritt, Dr. D. 0. Brdgforth, Messrs. H NJ Wilder, k. K. Swan. Ike Mallory, Chas Lewis, Sam Skipworth, Max To fife. Judl B. D. Hatcher and Otis Stevens.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
The Cosmos Club.

Tue Cosmos Club met with Mrs Buford Monday Nov 2Sth. 1901. Lead. CT, Mrs, o. E RoHwage subject, "Women Of Russia"
 Roll call was responded to by nam ing famous women of Russia aHd It lating s1me item of interest connected with them,
 Ms. Rollwage read paper OH The Women Rulers of Russia tell ing in the order in which they come viz: Catherine l, the two Annes, Elizabeth and Ca herne II, what was accomplished by, and portraying the character of each Empress, and con- meeting this recital with the reigns of the intervening ezars.
 The vocal solo You was given by Mrs. Nichols and was very much en. jOyed by all.
 Mrs Roleson read the poem Mo scow Bellsn by Edna Dean Proctor.
 Anecdotes of rulers were given by quite a number Of the members and in the discussion Of current events which closed the program, all joined.
 Mrs. Crawford. nee Miss Kate Smale, was guest of the club this afternoon.
 The next meeting will be with Mrs Norton 0. Dec. l2th, 1901.
 COR SEC. C0sMos CLUB
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Mallory Wins Suit.


 The DeRositt Game law, so far as it applies to not. .residtns land owners hunting and fishing upon their own premises, has been declared unconsti- tutional by tie highest court of the State, but this does not give them the right to ship the game or fish out Of the state.
 & The following from Sunday Commer. cial appeal is our source of informa. ton.
 In the case of the State ys. w. E Mallory of Memphis, the Supreme Court of Alkansas on Saturday, in ar opinion given by Associate Justice E. A. McCnlloeh, declared unc0n.titu- tlonal i'll part the fourth section o the act of 1903 for the protection O fish and game. The part of the law which is affected by the decision is a | follows.
 section i. IL shall be unlawful fol any person who Is a non resident O. the State of Arkansas to shoot, hunt tlSh or trap, at any season ot the year
 IL ls held that the SIC ion Is uncen stituti"nal as applied to non.residen land owners hunting CT fishing On thell own premises.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Coughing Spell Caused Death,

Harry Duckwell, aged 9 years, choked to death early yesterday morning at his home, in the presence of his wife and child. He contracted slight cold a few days ago and paid but ltlle attention to it. Yesterday morning he was seized with a lit of coughing which continued for some time His wife sent for physician but before he could arrive, another cough ing spell came ou and Duckweli died from suifocaton. Louis Globe-Demo. crat, Dec l, le0l.n Bsllard's HVrehouno syrup would have seyed him. 25n, 5oS aud si,QQ, sold by J, !, Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
RELATIVES SURPRISED,
Miss Lucy F Mason Married in Memphis While Enroute to Forrest City to Accept Posi-.
 ton in Drug Store.

The relatives aud magy friends of Miss Lucy E. Mason. of Michigan City, Mississippi, had been expecting hef to arrive in this city for several days to spend the winter, as she had aecefted a position as saiesladY with J. I Sanders. Relatives met the trains for several days and as each came and went disappointment was "lt.eh ill their faces. When the news came af her marriage, they were utterly crushed with disappointment. They love Ter deally, and expected 10 have her sweet society this winter.
 Miss M4son is an extraordinarily beautiful young womaH, and is a niece of Mrs NJ l.. Winfield. of this city, with whom she spent last winter, and was charming assistant i'll the Millinery establishment of her cousin, k. H. Winfield x Go.
 During the several months she re. sided in this city, she made iarge circle of friends, and her return was locked for with great deal of inter. est by her relatives and lots of her friends who had learned of her inten- tion to return.
 Miss Lucy left her home on &oyem Der 29th, and it is presumed here that she must have had no intention al that time of taking upon herself the responsibilities of wfehood, as hei trunk was either checked through, ol was reehecked in Memphis, and 1: here now-Tuesday.
 It was known at her home, however that she intended to make shorl visit to her friend. Mrs. Lucy Bledsoe at No. 2S North Dunlap stIeet, and il is supposed that her gallant lover met her there and persuaded her te abandon tie trip and become his lovely bride.
 At all events, the Morning News of Monday contained the following news item, which, though slightly in CT TOT as to her movements, gives the other facts in the case,
 At the parsonage of the Madison Heights MethodiSs Church last nIght at 6:30 o'ciock John T. McNamee oi this city was united in marriage tC Miss Lucy E Mason of Michigan City, Mississippi The ceremony was performed in the presence of only a few intimate friends by tue Rev E. E. Ramsey.
 Tbe wedding was surprise to the friends of the c0nple, as well as to the relatives of the bride. She was en route home from Forrest City, where she had been visiting relatives, and the decision to have the ceremony per formed a this time was reached after the bride arrived ill this city, her trunk having been checked through.
 The bride is member of d pt0mi- nent family at her home. while the groom is d city salesman fer the W. C. Early Company.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
The Snollygoster in Politics.

Col. II. W. J. Ham, southern orator and humorst, appeared at the opera house as billed last Tuesday night. and delivered his lecture emitted The Snollygoster in Politics. to very small but appreeiatiye audience
 What pity What a pity, pity, pity. that every voter lin this county did not hear his lecture, and take seri- ously tQ heart the burning truth which flowed from his lips as fluid through d siphon
 The strain was largely humorous, somewhat sarcastic, sometimes staid, at al times serious in its depths of meaning.
 1t was wholly true. There was no fiction, and no strt tch of imagination i'll what he said.
 We have the Snollyyosters right heie. We need net name them. They are known too all. They are the dry goods box politicians, the pap hunters. the tloaterS who are out for the stuff and get into the popular bandvagon.
 Jeff Davis is Snollygosttr pure and simple. Col Ham esciibed him, painted hlm, just as he has always been in our mind, though We have never had tue language to give utter ance to the picture.
 The lecture wasa genuine treat to the heart and mind of every person who heardi 1t. Language flowed from his lips so rapidly, so smoothly, and with such intense meaning to those who stop to think, that again we say what pity tue house was not jammed full, of men especially, as they do the voting, and certainly need the featuring.
 Col Ham vii always be remembers td kindly by those who heard him, and Mr. F. G. Pettus is due the thauks of the audience Tor this Iare treat.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
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