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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
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9ie Sraibis Snbianer, tpel9e eirlen
3neig Der Moquis bilben unb auf
elmer ,MeIa" BON 500 SUB 9Dbe i'm
rprbDItlt9en Mri3ona baufen, tpurben
nod bor Elm padr Sa6ren gu ben feirb@
li9en &otbbdrten gere9net, Do iie ben
GinfliiHen Der MeiBen ii9 ftGrter tpis
neriebten, als ibre iibrigen Stamnes=
aenoi1en. 4uf Der 9Obe, Die tie betpob@
men, tperben beute mod Der @59lan9enz
tana unb allbere 2ieblinesceremDnien
bes Stalnmes eepflegt, = aber es 1T
Iebr fragli9, ob bies mod m Der nG9>
item @eneration Der Sail iein tpirb.
Nu9 bel ibnen bat Die S9ule Der
8eiben feiten 8oben sefu11ben unb
ptrft als Souerteig elmer anberen
gibiltfatton. 9lls gum erfen Mal bic
Rebe babpn mar, Elm S6ulbans anl
CUB Der Mefa gu bauen unb Die Rinz
Der bieIer Snbianer baIelbit au unters
ri9ter. tpollten erit bic @ltern beharrs
ii9 ntbts baDon tpifen. Iber bas
G9ulbaus ipurbe seballt, unD bente
geh0rt iebes Sraibis s4inb npn entfpres
5enbem Mlter gu Ieinsn regelredten,
oufmerffamen 8eludern, unb Die Glz
tern ftnb eifrise Sreunbe Der Shule
oetpprben. @il,en merftpiirbigen Mnz
blid bietet Der Sang btefer &inber sur
Gdule BON Der fteilen 9Obe ibres 9eie
mes berab.
9iefes gleberiteisen erfolgt ftets in
sirlem ein3ieen 3ug. Seben Morsen
I'm z ubr, 10 lan9e bic S6ulzSai1on
tauert, fann Der 8eoba6ter, penn er
bic SObe btnaufblidt, pl0blid Dinger
tpie puppen am &anb Der Mela aIfs
tauhen feber. Gs tpsrben INNER
mebr, unb in elmer bunflen 2inie fteis
gen lie langlan bic WleIa herab, aa@
mdhli9 grDBer iperbenb. sic f6einen
an her lteilen Selsna'S 5u tleben. Sn
cFinbunssn, bic ON b 5@laneentanS
Ielbit erir1ern, fomnen tie berub, llnb
offenbar lieben ite es, eiuen ebenio!den
Sport naraus su MAIDEN, ipie ibre.
9.ltporbern aus ienem relisi0fen Sang.
gsabeau cine balbe Meile lift Der 3ug'
SieIer Ghulfinbsr lang, unb ebe bic
2ebten Die Wlefa berlaifen, bat bic
Gpibe bes 3uges f9on bas Sdulhaus
erreimt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

pauline Nitpr, bic Sodter bes ensz
lifd) eetporbenen Millionars Miaian:
Malborf Mitor, bot 1i1 nit benz Capt.
Gpenber : glaD berbeirattbet. Gans.
Gpnbon mar bariiber in Mufregune,
.uie bic 0epeI9en melbeten, Mlerftpiirs
bieeripeiie eins bic 6onne 5ur onges
febten 3sit auf unb unter, iie i1ien.
alio bon benz tpelterfdiitternben Gre
eignib feline Mbnung gu baben.
Minb unb Sonne ftritten 5i1. tper
Der @tGrfere ipdre. sic famen babiR
therein, ben als Gieger au ertldren,
Der es bermDg, ben eriten Manbsrer
Su peranlaifn, feinen gtod aiis3uaies
ben. Mls tie cine Meile eepartet.
fa,n Elm Mann bes Meses. Der aber
mar bier3ehn Sage in einem Gsebobs
botel geipeien uuh, battle teinen Mods
mebr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
Die ldnpIte Jern lpredJ ItrRdse.

&merita ma9t tpteber etnmal feiner
8e3ei9nung aIs 2anb Der munbegren5z
ten MDsli9teiten" @bre. gen Yprt
ipa unmittelbare telepboni19e gerbtnz
bung nit San 6ranctsco, bem gmpOz
rum bes @eitens. srbalten. Die gnt=
fernling betrdgt unsefGbr $3.50 Mleiz
len, bas iit bas 31afa9e Der ausbebz
nung Der Sernfpre4telle Seem Yortz
Gbtcago, bic elm itpeilen mod bic ldngz
ite Der Delt lit. 9ie Sernipre9linte
8erlinzparis, bic ldnsTte gegentpdrtig
bon beut1ber Seite betriebene Sele=
pbpnberbinbune, 1T nur 1900 &ilome=
ter lang, unb bic ldnsfte beutfGe 5ern@
fpre9linie, 8erltn=Memel, miBt nur
1000 &tlpmeter.
Cine Selepbonz2inie paris=Rom,
tpie lie fdpn felt ldnserer 3ett BON Der
fran50ibI9en &egieruns geplant tpirb,
lpiirbe ettpa 1900 &ilpmeter, alIo ll,tz
eefd6r ebenio lang ipie bic Gernipre9=
itrede Netp gprfsgbicago iein. gu be-
ridiidtigen 1T bisr, baB bon unmittelz
barren 8erbinbungen bic Rebe 1T.
l1ebsr paris fam Berlin beiipiels=
tpeiie aud nit 8orbeaur unb Wsar=
feiGIe ts[spbpnif4 nsrtehren. Sie gntz
fernung opifden Berlin unb 8orz
beaur iiber paris betrdst runb 1900
3ilometer unb Die aipifden Berlin unb
Waarieille bia garis fait 21O0 ailo>
meter. Mas tpollen aber felbft bieie
gntfernuneen sesen bic atptf9en Neip
Dort unb San Sranaisfo 5000 &ilo=
meter) bebeuten9 9aB bic se9nif i'm
Stanbe fein tpirb, audi auf elmer Se=
lepbonlinie BON FOLDER gusbebnung
cine prbentlidbe @eritdnbigung 81 er@
aielen, baran lit taum gu apeifeln -
bat man bod lIhon in allem grnite
ben plun eripogen, Stpif9en europa
unb Mmerita eine telepboniI9e Ser
binbuns berauitellen, unb Elm Sules
0erne bes Sernfpre9nefens bat be-
reits cine Gernfpre9Derbinbun nm
bic Grbe it9 unb Mnberen aussemalt.
Mlio, Netp Oorf unb Gan Srans
cisco tperben ii9 in 8dlbe segenlettis
onflineeln f0nnen. Mber tpie @iele
tperben bapon Gebrau1 md9en9 Mirb
biefe Selephpnlinie ertrassfdbis fein9
Gin Ge1prG9 bon bret Wainuten uuf
! bieier Strede ION stpDlf Dollars foz
ften. Sir bic 9erri4aften aus Der
5. Mpenue tit bas ia cine Rleinisteit.
Mber BON linen dnein tpirb bic 8er=
btnbuns faum leben fOnnen. Der GEE
tpDbnli9e sterblide binipieber tpirb
iid], tpenn GuberF m0slib, bes iinenbz
Ii9 billiseren Selesrapben b,bienen.
3tpar permag Der Sernfhreiber nie bic
unmittelbare tpe9felIeitige 8erftdnbi=
gung au bieten, bic Der yernIpre1er
getp6brt, aber 1T benn cine fol1e @ers
ftdnbisnng INNER bon NOtben9 Oas
Selepbon berbrdnst ben 5elesrapben
iiberall ba, mo es biIliger, eben1r
tbeuer Dber rur Inn Elm @eringes tben=
rer dls bie1er III. Mllerbings, Mmerifo
min nit einem anberen MaBe ais bic
alte Melt senleFen fein. l1nlere Sc.
| fdGftsipelt tpirb pienei9t aud In bic
fem punite unbesren3te M0gltdteiten
entfalten.
| cga. o, MOr@zs3ourRal.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
anhiln1tn sni1a 1tellttnB TN
7litrnhern.

giirnbere ipirb i'm Sabre 1906 ben
5unbertiabrstas feiner 8ereini9ung
nit 8anern unb augft9 beKen @rbez
bung gum &Dnigret6e fetern unb min
biefes DoppeIiubiIdum bur6 cine groz
BE Subtldumsausit itellung in befonberer
Meife beseben.
Die alte @tabt, tpo Meifter Qlbredt
0irer matte, Ibam 8raft ben MeiBel
fiibrte unb aus bartem @eitein CARTE
SpibensebiIbe f4uf, peter 8ii9er aus
itarrem grae feline aduberil4en
99retne unb Sitter geitaltete, tpo
9ans Sa9s feline 2ieber lang unb
feline III Itieen @9nGnfe erIdnn, tpirb,
mas ibr bic Neuaeit eebpten bat an
S6Dpfungen be8 @eperbes unb Der
&unit, mas 8aberns rei6es 2anb
iiber unb in Der @rbe, in Berg unb
SbaI, in 8aIb unb Selb an S4dben
birgt, in elmer eroBen 2onbesousitelz
lung neretnen.
Sanbiperf unb @roB9eperbe perben
1t9 5u bem 3tpede berbinben, 8aDerns
Gegierung tpirb, fptpeit ibr et9ene 8ez
triebe unterfe6en, in rei9item Mdbe
duf Der 2anbeSaus1te[lung bertreten
fetn, bes 2onbes &iin1tler tperben in
ibren @erfen miteinanber tpetteifern.
9as @ebGube Der MusItellung, rei3s
bon an etnem groben, tpalbumgriinten
Weiber unb gu einem betrd9tli9en
Sbeile i'm @albe feIbIt geGeeen, tpirb
an it9 fhon, unb ba5u nod sdrtnez
rti6 berfd0nt, anaiebenb ipirten.
@trb auf Der Subildumsausitellung
bic Neuaeit NIT tbren te9niIden @r=
rungenI9aften. Die mpberne &unit in
ibren Merfen gldn5en, 70 bietet benz
8ef fu9er san3 Niirnberg tpie etne etz
gene 4usfteaung ft9 bar. 0as Niirnz
berg, tpie es in feiner @lan55eit mar,
nit ietnen pra9tbauten, uuf9efiibrt
bon putri3iern, beren GROCER 8ei9=
t6um aus aller Serrsn 2dnber ftamnr=
te, nit feinen DieIen &tr9en, bon De-
nen cine iebe etn 4ru9titiid mttteGuIz
tsrlider 8auturF 1T, Ieinen aauberz
baften 8tlbperfen aus Stein unb
Gr3, gefdoffsn bon Meifern, beren
&unft ieitbem ME me6r errei9t tporz
ben lit; bas alte pra6tboGe gfiirnberg
nit feinen feiten Sbiirmen, Wdllen
unb itattliden 8urgen, bos alte tunitz
rei9e Niirnberg, bon bem gmeritas
GROCER Oi4ter Qongfellpip iinet:
@iel beller i6eint bic Spnne
Ote grauen @afen lang.
$50 Nlbre6t Oirer matte
l1nb @iI9ers Sammer Hang.
gs siebt in europa feline Gtabt, bic
an groben &unitnerfen Der alten 3eit
70 reid tpdre, tpie bic alte Sanbelsz
itabt an Der pegnib mod INNER tit,
mo ii9 in glei9em MaBe bic @rin=
nerunsen brdneen, mo aus alien Gden
/ feltfame Stimmen au rufen i9einen,
um bas @ebd9tniB GROCER Oinse berz
aufsubef9tpOren. 60 tpirb 'giiirnberg
ielbit nit al feiner gisenart benz 8ez
fu9er Der Subildumsausfellung fi9
barbieten, unb bas ift eine 8eisabe
tpie feline Rei9sitabt iie fonit gu bieten
bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

ben unb an iebem Megrarbe bniten
fam. Sn Jrunfrsi9 Deriperlber 2eaite.
Die ouf bem fogenannten 2lltentheil
iiben nnb benen Elm Stiid ld1D 5lr
eigenen 8enuBllne bleibt, biefe parz'
sslle hdufig gum alleinieen 4nbdu pprs
SDnnenblunlen ilnb er3ielen blir1 Die
bamit betriebene 5iibnerau9t grObem
0eiptntl.
Die frif9 gemoItene Mild
iDirb i'm 3opf in Elm @efdB nit tpars
mem Mafer auf bas Seuer seieBt. auf
so Grab H. erbibt nnb etfpa 3tpei
Gtunben fteben selaHen. Nacb Der Mb=
fiblung fol fie cine Saltbarfeit fir
etne Oauer bon etipa a4t Sagen err
lanet baben; pprausseiebt. baB man
fie in einem fiibnuftisen unb seruhz
freien Ralime in 5useoedtem @efdB.
bdlt. Der 9auptoortbeil biefer Dee
tbobe be1tebt barin, bdB Die Mil6
ibren unberdnberten fiiBen Gefdmad
bebGlt.
8erfenete Wdfhe gu be-
banbeln. Gin 8eriengen Der Mds
fde beim pldtten fomrat bdufig bpr.
5tnb Die 5a1ern mod ni9t 3erftDrt, 70
befrei1t man ben Sled nit in DaKer
aufselDHem 8orar unb plGttet banr
bic Stelle troden. Sber man beItret9e
ben Sled nit einem 8ret aus Sbonz
erbe, 3uder, 9tGrfe, Summit unD
DaHer unb laffe ibn trodnen.
Sur Gntfernlt ng bpm s inz
tenfleden aus Seppiben tropfe
man auf biefe fife Mil9 unb laHe
nod circa elmer balben Stunbe bic
Syeu4tieteit BON QDatte aufIcugen.
0iefe Broaebur ipteDerbple man 10
Iange, Bis Der Sled perI9punben 1T.
1T bies seiheben. 70 feu6te man
tinen 5bnamm nit ettpas Seifens
!raifsr an, ipafde bic Stele barnit be-
butfam na9 unb reibe ite nit etnem
~einen Su9 trpden.
SeBt It bic 3eitimg gun3en
Sabre, Tim einen f9onunqsloien
&rieg gegen Ilntrduter uller Dirt su
fiibren. Mltt glug unb Ggse fann
man bieien 5einOen bes Iderbaues
;ebt in btelen Sdlen in erpBem MaBz
ftabe 81 2etbe geben. MGe 8entiibunz
cen in Siefer Ri6tung MAIDEN fi9,
felbit tpenn fie siemlid biel 8elb unb
Initreneung foften, reidblidl beSablt.
Retntgung bes fdpar5en
5udes'ponSleden 3 Man niIdbe
Weingeiit, tlein gef6abte fpanii9e
&reibe unb ettpas SdIengalIe unb
reibe nit biefer Mtrtur OieSleden aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

Retntgung besf9narsen
Sud sbon S1eden. Man miIhe
Wetngetft, tIein gef9abte fpaniI9e
Rreibe unb ettpas S9IengalIe unb
reibe nit bieIer Mtrtur bteSleden aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

Die 5utterung Der 6iibz
ner mit 6afer ober 6afermebl lit
baupt5Ghlicb bn an3nipenben. no es
iiA nm bic Gr3ielung grpfMr @ier
hanbeIt. glusgeaeihnet tit audi bic
ssiitterung mit ben R6rnern tsr Gonz
nenbIuHe, bic man anf seriagem 9os
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

Mie fann bic QeberfGule
perbreitet tperbens 9ie Seine boften
an Weiben, bic aur Werfumpfung nei=
gen, ober nod bdufisen lleberfdpenle
munsen feudt unb fdlammig finb.
gs lit na9setpiefen, bab .fleine
Sumpff9neden bic Srdger Der Rranf@
belt iinb. Dieie permitteln bic Rrant@
belt auf ben ertpdbnten Weiben an bic
Meibetbiere, befonbers &inher unb
S9afe. Die 2ebereeel, ipel9e bic 2es
berfdule perurfaden. tpdnbern in bic
2eber unb beipirfen Sdlosf!uB Dber
lang1am berlaufenbe 3ebrfrant6eit.
Werben bic abiere abgef9laatet, 10
lanse iie mod in gutem 3uitdnbe fih
befinben, 10 ipirb bos 5leifda sefebs
li9 nidt beanitanbet, nnr bic san5
pber gum 9heile Deriporfen. Worz
beugemittel iinb 9rodenlesen Der
Meiben. 5ernbalten bereits ertrantter
Sbiere.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
Sigma Alpha Epsilon i.

Mr.. +. r. Norton. the handsome as
sistant cashier at the Bank of Eastern
Arkansas, went to Little Rock Monday
to attend the annual session of the Ar
kansas Alumni Association, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon a fraternity of
the University of Arkansas, of
which be is the Secretary. The meet
ing was one of great Importance to its
members, and after the transaction of
important business matters, the frater-
nifty enjoyed the pleasures of Little
Rock society to the utmost-dances.
banquets, base ball, etc, being not the
least of the many enjoyments. The
Arkansas Democrat says the anti-fra-
ternity law passed by the legislature of
1901 was discussed. They will unite
with the other fraternities of the state
in the election of a fraternity board,
whose mission it shall be to make an
effort to secure the repeal of the law
There are five fraternities in the Usi-
versity of Arkansas at Fayetteville,
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the Kappa
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
Three Land i'm Jail.

AS result of shooting scrape. re,
sisting arrest and firing pistol at Dep
uty Sheriff Sam 3. Skipworth, at Whit.
more, in this county. on Monday, three
negroes were landed in Jail Tuesday
morning, one having been shot in the
neck by the deputy before capture.
One of the prisoners is woman
named Georgia Lord, notorious char.
acter, and it seems that she started the
trouble by firing pistol at Steve Bran
don. Steve says they were playing
with the pistol and it went off acciden-
tally.
Later, when Skipworth attempted to
arrest them, another negro named Jonn
Honor, interfered, and when command.
ed to hold up his hands, made reach
for his gun, which was under his pill
low, and fired four shots at the officer,
though none of the shots took effect.
The gun used by the negro is big A
for Winchester cartridges, and is an
ugly-looking weapon with no name.
SkIpworth coolly pulled his trusty six
shooter and began to work the trigger
with the result that he fired ten shots
and only hi the negro enc time, owiae
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24

70 the darkness--the light in the house
having been extinguished.
Homer escaped through the window
and took refuge in an old house near
oy' and the officer was unable to locate
MN that night. Next morning. how.
ever ne learned that the negro was in
the heuse, and went after him.
As Skipworth approached the house.
ne discovered the negro through a crack.
al" ne seemed to be lying i'm wait for
any person who might come TO discover
li'ln' lie deputy, who was now armed
WIN shotgun loaded with buckshot,
raised The gun and fred over the ne
gro s head. As the shot rang out, the
negro Tell oyer and pretended to be un-
conscious.
lie was taken in and brought to this
CITY tuesday morning on cot. The
man and woman were handcuffed to-
gether and thus marched from the train
To their new quarters.
III Alley was called aud advised that
The negro did not seem to be hurt as
much as he pretended, and tnat unless
blood poison SETS IN he will recover
ana was taken to jall, along with the
Others.
The bullet entered the neck lust
above the collar bone, in front, and an
lnch TO the right of the Adams Apple.
pnt did not come out, and no effort was
MADE at the time to locate it. lie
seemed to be suffering considerably and
was given hypodermic of morphine.
The negro Honor. who was shot, is
SAID TO be bad man, and has several
times been in the meshes of the Off
GERS. Marshal Rainbolt only recently
relieved him of the sef.same ugly gun.
ana 1t is perhaps very we'll that he has
oeen taught lesson, though we hope
ne VIII live to see the error of his WAYS.
ana become "A good citizen.
Brandon aud woman were given a
Irlal before Justice Stone. and the
former was fined 50 and trimmings
ana the letter SO and costs. in default
OF winch they are still in Jail.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24

Sigma, the Kappa Alpha. two soror
tiles and three locals, the Owls, the In
dians and the Triangle Club. The boy :
are quite hopeful of success.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon was found.
ed in 1856 in the University OF Ala
bama, and is now represented in sixty-
four of the leading institutions, and a
number of others are petitioDiDg for
admission. IL has more CHAPTERS in
the state universities than any other
Greek-letter fraternity. There ere
about 200 members in Arkansas. Pres
ident Mckinley was "A member, and
Gov. Beckham is prominent member
of the fraternity.
Mr.. Norton was reelected secretary
and reports a very ENJOYABLE visit.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
An Alarm Clock For Csc.

If you want to get up early and feel
good all day, take Little Early Riser or
two at bed time These famous little pills
relax the nerves, give quiet rest and re-
freshing sleep. with gentle movement of
the bowels about breakfast time. w. III.
Howell, Houston, Texas, writes: Early
Rsers are the best pills made for consti-
patton, sick headache, biliousness, etc. "
Sold by j. +. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
THREE WEDDINGS.
The Love Affairs of Three CoupIcs
Consummated Last Sunday.
Two OF the Brides Less than
Seventeen Years of Age.

Last Sunday was busy day with
Dan Cupid, and he wound up his af.
fairs with three of Forrest City's loving
couples when at the several times and
places mentioned below, they were
Joined in the holy bonds of wedock.
GORDON WEAVER.
The first of the trio occurred at 2:3O
IN the afternoon at the residence of
Mr.. }. NJ. Hall, the popular blacksmith,
when Mr.. Charles w. Gordon, a valued
employe of the Forrest City Ice & Pow.
er Company, was married to Mics Al lice
Weaver, Judge J. Z. Stone officiating
In his most affabe manner. Quite a
goodly number of the friends of the
contracting parties were present and
overwhelmed them with congratula.
tons and good wishes. The pride has
been the housekeeper for Mr.. Hall for
some time, and is a most estimable
woman.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24

To all of these newly-wed The Times
extends its sincerest good wishes and
congratulations May peace and har,
mony, joy and gladness ever follow
them, and success crown their every
laudable undertaking.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
J0HNSON-BECk.

At 1 O'Clock, in the presence of a
company of friends at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe b.
BECK, in the northeastern part of town,
their only daughter, Miss Matte Beck,
was welded to Mr.. NJ S. Johnson, re-
Gently connected with the owl Restau-
rant, and.one of Forrest City's honor.
able young men. Rev. Sidney III. Bah.
cock performed the ceremony and pre-
nounced them husband and wife. The
bride was clad in white and presented
pretty picture at the altar, and
though she is not yet seventeen years
of age, is well advanced in the arts of
house wifery, and will no doubt make
her husband happy home and a low
ing companion They attended
the Altman-Johnson nuptials later
and then went to the groom's home
with his mother, north of town.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
Just Received

Carload Hammond Packing Co.'S Meat and Lard
Products
We call attention to the these goods generally
Fspeeay Coin Special" Lard, Hams and breakfast
Racon Strps-guaneed the equal not the best of any
made We also carry full line of G.. H. Hammond Co.'S
Canned Meats such Oil Rolos Corned Beef Pottcd
Ham Veal and liam Loaf, Slice and Chip Beef Vienna
sausages, etc etc.
we represent, also the Famous Mcdaniel Milling Cos
uighcst Patent and other brands of Flour mcdaniel
HIGHEST Pa'ent' is well and fayoraby known to the
trade doesn't have to be talked SELL Every Bar
rel and sold guaranteed to please money refund
Oh promptly by us wherever bought.
Atchison Live Stock Niagara Brand Meal is
nperior any other Brand of Meal sold this market
II sometimes costs few cents per barrel other
brands but its merits questioned Ask your gro.
cor for the Niagara Brand of Meal and we will guaran.
tee every sack to please you.
The lines goods in this advertisement are offered to
the Mercantile Trade Only
y
RIM. NlMOCKS.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
ALTMAN JOHNSON.

The third and last of the trio was
that of Enos I. Altman, for eight years
the trusted and very efficient first as
sistant in the Newsstand and business
office of The Times, and Miss Mary
Magdellne Johnson, "A very pretty and
most lovely dispositioned young wo-
man OF sixteen summers, daughter of
Mrs. Charley White, of mile and
a-half north of town.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Sidney II. Babcock, OF the Methodist
church, Immediately after bis sermon
Sunday night. in the presence of a very
large ard overlooking congregation.
The church was beautifully decora-
ted by the friends and we'll wishers of
the happy young couple, with a profu-
sion of potted plants, cut flowers, etc,
and was most pleasing to the eye.
Mrs. b. ID. Hatcher presided at the
organ, and as she swelled the sweet
strains of that immortal masterpiece of
MendeIssohn, the lovely bride entered
the north aisle leaning upon the arm
of Miss Ida Simmons, herself quite
beautiful in the bloom of young wo-
manhood. The handsome groom, lean
ing upon the arm of Mr.. Gervase Nc
Crazy, entered the south aisle, and pro-
ceeded to the altar where he met his
bride, and they were made one.
After the ceremony they were driven
to their cosy home on South Washing
ton street, which had been furnished
and made ready to receive them.
Many beautiful and useful presents
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. Ait
man, and they start upon the journey
Ger matrimonial seas under most ia
vorable conditions.
Euos has been with us so long, and
so intimately. that he seems almost like
our own boy. We know him to be
made Of the pure metal. and are conf
dent that he will make true and low
ing husband. They are happy in their
love, and we wish them a long life
filled with Gods choicest blessings.
May they have health and JOY, with no
cloud to mar the sunshine of their de-
votion.
The Forrest City times., 1904-06-24
MORE LOCALS.

Rev II. NJ. McLain, Of the Presby.
terrain church, will deliver memorial
sermon Sunday night to the Odd Eel
lows. The sermon was announced for
several Sundays age, but owing to Gil.
cumstances. had to be postponed. The
church has just been beautifully paint.
ed papered and earpeted. and pre-
SCENTS most inviting and comfortable
appearance. The public is cordial,
INVITED to hear this service.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-15
INCIDENT At CHEFOO.
Naval Department of Japan Issues
a StatemSnt.
ACTION is JUSTIFIED
Order Sent TO the Commander Of
Russian Vessel to Leave Har-
Dor or Surrender, but He
Did Neither.

Toxic, Aug. 15.-The navy depart
ment has issued the following state
ment covering the Chefoo incident:
According to reports received to
date the Asashiwo and Kasumi. be-
longing to the first destroyer hotilla,
Captain Fujlmoto commander. were
dispatched in search Of the enemys
ships scattered during the engagement
Of Aug. 10. They found a vessel re-
sembling one OF the enemys destroy
ers and gave chase. but lost her in
the darkness. Continuing the search.
they discovered that she had entered
the port Of Chefoo, The japanese
ships waited outside the port. but the
Russians failed to leave. Captain
Fujmoto, anticipating it's escape dur
ing the night entered ChefOo with two
destroyers and found the Russian de-
stroyer Ryeshitelni remaining IN
armed
"Lieuteudent Tirsishma was sent
to the Russian vessel with message
to the effect that the japanese COM
'''''''''A - pSN'Su hilH to ItdFF DS 1aWft
or surrender. The Russian commander
refused TO comply with either demand
and while the conference still going on,
he was heard instructing his men to
blow up the ship. At the same time he
caught hold Of Lieutenant Terashima
and threw him overheard our inter-
peter was next thrown overheard by
some Russian sailors and others among
the sailors showed signs OF resistance
While this was progressing the for
ward magazine exploded killing some
Of our men. We then captured the
destroyer and retired. our loss by the
explosion was one man killed and four
men mortaIly wounded lieutenant
Terashima. our Interpreter. and nine
others Of the boarding party were
wounded D"