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The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Courts to Pass on Choetaw Strip.

The question of jurisdiction of Ar kansas peace officers over the ten acre strip adjoining Fort Smith in the h. diar Territory. known as the Choctaw strip, is now in the courts. The Cur tis bill. passed by congress, gave the city of Fort Smith police jurisdiction. and an ordinance was passed accept ing such jurisdiction. Recently there was a dance at a house in the strip, and Fort Smith officer arrested a man named Lewis on the charge of carrying a pistol. His counsel argued that the city could not exercise jur- isdiction until the strip had been ac- cepted by the state. but the court fined the man under the city ordi- nance An appeal was taken.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Made Against the Attorneys for Edwin
 C. Day.

Chicago, Feb. 16.-Charges of collu sion. trickery and fraud were made in court here today against attorneys for Edwin c. Day, receiver for the Pan American bank, which recently failed. The charges were made in connec. ton with an investigation being made as to the cause of the failure. Judge Dunn directed that a meeting of de- positors be held Friday to consider the question of removal of counsel for the receiver. President William H. Hunt of the defunct bank arrived in Chicago late tonight in charge of an officer, and was given cell in the county jail.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Russia May Face Siege of Cholera.

St. Petersburg. Feb. 15. - Russia may have to face a new difficulty in the spring The authorities are man ifesting considerable alarm at the pos sibility of a genuine cholera epidem- lc with the advent of warm weather.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Hot sprinqs Medical Beard Sued.

Suit has been filed in the federal court at Little Rock by s. c. Van Lear. a Hot Springs physician. against M. A. Eisele, superintendent of the gov ernment reservation, and the mem bers of the federal medical board, asking for an injunction restraining them from interfering with his busi- ness as practicing physician. and for S50,000 damages. In the complaint the board is termed trust" and the allegation is made that the refusal to issue him d license is to shut down competition in the drug store busi- ness.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Street Car Companies Won.

Chicago, Feb. 16,-Federal Judge Grosscup decided the Chicago city council has no power to compel street car companies to issue or accept free transfers of passengers with other companies. The decision was against the city's contention on all points.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
President Diaz Decorated.

Mexico City. Feb. 15.-President Diaz has been given by the emperor of China the first grade of the Order ot the Double Dragon, and the third grade has zeen conferred on Foreign Minister Algarra.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
s1a5.ooo for Cotton Satisfies.

Washington, Feb. 16. - Secretary Shaw today transmitted to the house an estimate for an appropriation of s125,000 recommended by the secre- tary of commerce and labor as neces- sary to collect the added cotton sta tistics required by recent legislation.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Federal Building Appropriation

The omnibus public building bill of congress authorizes the following ap- propriations for Arkansas Little koeh, s125,o00; Fayetteville, $5O,O0O; Pine Bluff, $75 .OO0.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Wife Murderer hanaed.

Charlotte. Va, Feb. 1o.-J. Samuel McCue. former mayor of this city. was The crime was committed September 1, 1904
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
GEN. LEW WALLACE DEAD.
Soldier, Statesman and Author Died
 After Long Illness.

Charlottesville, Ind, Feb. 16.-Sur. rounded by his family, Gen. Lew Wal lace, author of Ben Eur," one tim, minister to Turkey and veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, died at his home in this city last night, aged 7S years
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
stoessel Leaves Port Said.

Port Said, Feb. 16.-General Stoes- sel and 537 officers and men from Port Arthur sailed for Odessa on board the steamer St Nicholas.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-17
Railroad Men Strike.

Kien. Russia. Feb. 15.- The en- oloyes of the Moscow. Kieff and yor enzh railway have strucksas
The Washington times., 1905-10-09

Want to Exchange Something's
Try a want ad. in the For Exchanr..
column of The Times and make your
trade.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
FOUND FAULT WITH
BLACK BEL" HONEY
Woman Thought Color De-
termined Yellow Hue.

ST. LOUIS, Oct Say mister. I
don't want you to send me any more
honey from those black bees" remark
ed a woman to Adolph Mol, head of a
big grocery firm.
You don't want what?'
Il said 1 don't want any more black
bees honey. My children won't eat IL. -
My dear woman. has anybody been
selling you anything of that sort -
Yes. The last batch 1 got was black.
and that clerk over there told me IT
was because the bees which made il
were black. I want yellow bees honey
hereafter"
Mr.. Moll walked over to the clerk the
v oman had pointed out and asked for
an explanation.
Gee, l thought that was what made
the honey black" was his only remark
when the matter had been properly and
pointedly explained to him.
The customer received a package that
evening containing enough OF the golden
comb to make up for all complaints,
and it was labeled yellow bees honey"
The life of the clerk has since been
made miserable, however. and the nick
name yellow Bee" will cling TO him
for Il good many years.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
FINLAND, ARMED,
MAY GO TO WAR
Government. at st. Peters
burg Uneasy.
PLOTTERS ESCAPE CAPTURE
Helsingfors Wants 10000 More Troops,
With Artillery, But Russia Fears
to Send Them
PLOTTERS ESCAPE CAPTURE

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 9.-Advices
received from Helsingfors by the gov
eminent have aroused fresh fears as to
the continuance of peace and order in
Finland.
Evidence is accommodating daily which
shows that a widespread fear is being
Matched for an uprising in Finland.
While the threads of this plot have been
picked up here. the political detective
force In Finland has been unable to
locate the principal sources from which
the movement is being directed.
Repeated discovery of small quaint
ties or arms and ammunition have been
made. but the entire lot of arms which
has been seized thus far is very small
in proportion to the entire quantity of
war stores which ii is known revolu-
tionists have secretly imported into the
country.
Urgent representations are being
made TO the government from Helsing-
fors. asking that at least 10000 more
troops, with artillery, shall be sent to
Finland. The government, however.
hesitates to take this step, lest IL should
instantly start revolution.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
W0BSHIPING BRIDE;
HUSBAND A SUICIDE

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn, Oct g.
Worshiping his pretty wife of two
weeks until he thought she was akin
10 the angels and far too good for him
Frank G. Lycett sat down on the floor
of his bedroom and sent four bullets
into his head. There is little chance
of his recovery.
a fortnight age Lycett and Miss
Mabel Keeler went to Port Chester and
were married They have since been
living at the home of the bride, in
South Norwalk- Lycett was twenty
five and his bride was but twenty The
bridegroom never showed any signs of
insanity. but since his marriage he has
frequently told his friends what an
angel his wife was and how she was
too pretty for him.
Ii is thought that this idea worked
itself up into a delusion.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
WILL GIVE PERFIDIOUS
MANS COIN TO CHARITY

CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Miss F'reda Al
bright of Crown Point. wants $40. 200 for
breach of promise from Thomas C.
Dougal, of Chicago, general manager of
the American Index Company She
says:
II hope nobody will think 1 am ac-
tuated by mercenary motives. II I col
lect the $4,000 / will give il to charity
Where Dougal made a tactical error,
according to the plaintiff. was in over
looking prior claim to his affections
represented by a large diamond ring on
the third finger of said PLAINTIFF s.
hand, when he married Miss Margaret
Kerr. of Chicago. on March l.
Two months and a half oefore that
Miss Albright thought she was to be
Mrs. Dougal.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09

and furbelows, and plain America re-
called old waited oblivion
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
KAISER WANTS POPE
IN HAGUE FARLEY
Will Act as Sponsor for
FavOrs in East.
MAY RUN DOWN TO ROME
German Emperor Expected There fer
Conference With Vatican Over if.
Proposed Participation.
MAY RUN DOWN TO ROME

ROME. Oct s.-The report Is cprr.r,
mere that Kaiser Wilhelm will shortly
pay flying visit to the Pope for the
purpose OF comforting with the PontieY
In regard to the suggestion made bv the
latter that the Vatican shall be repre-
scented at the coming peace conference
70 De held at The Hague on the surres-
ton of the Gar
The Kaiser has undertaken TO support
the demands made by the Vatican for
the representation. His visit here wfII
De Tor the purpose Of talking the matter
over with the Pope
Italy. IL is reported. viii not renew thu
objection she made at first to the pre-.
ence OF papal delegate az the congress-
IL this effort to secure Representation
In the congress for the Vatican, is sue
cessfu! the Pope is ready to corceds
extensive privileges IN the SHAPE OF a
Mission as compensation for Germany's
display of good will.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
SOCIETY WOULD
CUT HIS WIFE
Pittsburg Smart Set Re-
volt Over Mrs. Thaw.
S HE JOINS THE CHURCH
Efforts of Rich Mother-in-Law to
Introduce Her Causes
Storm.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 9.-Society is
being organized into revolt against
the leadership of Mrs. William Thaw.
because she proposes holding a reception
this winter in honor of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit-Thaw.
1t is whispered about at the various
teas that scores OF danes, with the
smokiest hind of blood in their veins,
have decided to remain away from the
reception and ignore the invitation.
Will Make Debut.
But Mrs. Thaw is not a woman to lay
aside any pet plan, and there is going to
be a reception, and her daughter-in-law
will make her debut.
Since retiring from the strenuous life
in New York, Mrs. Harry Thaw, former
chorus girl and artists model, has be-
come a devoted member of the Third
Presbyterian Church. this city.
The first time the younger Mrs. Thaw
attended church, and entered the fam
lily pew following her mother-in-law,
services were suspended for the time
being, so far as the congregation was
concerned, and all eyes were riveted on
the beautiful Evelyn. She bowed her
head devoutiy on her hymn book dur
ing prayers, as If she had never known
the lighter side of life in the metro
polls
But. in spite of the fact that Mrs.
William Thaw has taken the social
education of her daughter-in-law In
hand personally, carping critics are OPP
posed to nodding their plumed heads
at the girl who had forced herself up-
ward to a social scale equal TO the
best families at Pittsburg.
Arouses a Storm.
AT recent afternoon gathering of a
number of well-known Pittsburg
women, one guest declared that Mrs
Harry Thaw should not be tolerated
among the exclusive set and she
urged everyone TO remain away from
the function. A religious person
quoted the parable of the rich man
who invited the wedding guests who
were all too busy to attend and finally
he sent out into the highways and
hedges and gathered in the halt and
the lame and the blind. and limited that /!
Mrs. Thaw would be just the kind of |
a woman TO take the hint from the |
parable.
Another suggested that Mrs. Thaw
might send out the invitations and not |
make ii clear that she intenedd intro |
ducing her daughIer-in-law into 1
society. and thus many would be forced |
to meet her. Whatever Mrs. Thaw |
undertakes in u social way, her inten- |
lions will be looked on with SUSPICION
Mrs. Thaw is building a new home /
or the Boulevard. which is TO be the /
future home of Harry Thaw and his
wife.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
l0VE-SICK VETERAN
TRIES SUICIDE CURE

HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct 9-Disap-
pointment in a love affair at the age Of
sixty-three is said TO have had such a
bitter sting for Charles Fetter, a civil
war veteran. of Middletown, that he
attempted to blow his brains out with
a revolver last night.
The shooting occurred at the house of
Mrs. Palmer, MiddletOwn, where the
rejection of his suit occurred. Two
bullets took effect and Fettcr is now in
a critical condition.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
Washington Excels.

We excel in the browning essential Of
being able to take ourselves with over
whelming seriousness Perhaps. we have
to yield the palm to New York, wherein
the good New Yorker thinks the sun
rises and sets, but no other town In al
the States is in the race. If we once
had Togo in our grasp we would show
him the time of his life if we had to
break every bone in his body
Everything would be In order. The
list OF the committe of ARRANGEMENTS
"Reminiscences OF ante-bellum grandes,rs
would yet resound with sonorous names
The enterprising gentlemen whose pa
tr1otism takes the form of erecting
grandstands along the Avenue. Womb
perpetrate some more of their artistic
triumphs, young America would Law In
q new supply of cheers and enthusiasm.
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
Let Him Come.

Let Him Come.
BY all means let US have Togo here.
Some carping critics suggest that the
program of entertainment we will pro-
vide may be overdone, in some particu-
lars, but it is an immortal cinch that
the plain people will have a good time
That is what crowned heads, princes
potentates. and heroes are provided for
ANYHOW.
Let him come on-and bring a friend. =
The Washington times., 1905-10-09
City Would Gipe Togo
Time of His Whole Life
Eager to Entertain Real Hero
and Equipped With Experience to Extend
Him Whooping Welcome to America.

They say Admiral Togo wreathed
with glory and victory. is coming to
Washington.
If he should said the old citizen,
there would be something doing. 1t
has been some time since we have had
n chance to welcome real hero here in
the nations Capital and We are In fine
fettle to show the world just how the
thing should be done. When Washing
ton really makes up her mind, there
isn't city in the country that can be
more winsomeiy and naively foolish and
absurd-if / do say IL myself.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-28

Ell co NJ PA f

Gilat subi5 al Douvres mayor. Desdc ar veia todo
e. mar.
Fl Oeste era sorprendcnte. Sa ia de el
la gran murala de nube cerrando Ia extension de
otro subia lentamene del hor1onte hacia
el cent Aque!a murala rectfnea vertical sin uua
greta su aura sin rasguno parte alguna pare
cia construfda con escua IRA trada coldel Era
nu c que parecia de granite.
Su escarpa, petfeclamente vertical Ia exremidad
del Sud, Sc dobiaba peco h5cia eli Nor:e como una
p,ancha de herro ada Of ccfa el vago desliza
miento &c PIANO inc inado
Aque muro de bruma Sc eosacb ba crecfa sin que
su cornisamerto dease 50 nsane DE- parallel
la Inca dc hozonte distinta Ia obscuridad pro-
gresiva. Aluea mural del ae ,eda d. una sola pie
"a etbia s,lenci s5mcntr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-28

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23


a unique and most enjoyable party
was given By Miss Holman and Miss
Jessica Hoffman ia their beautiful
home On Friday evening The idea oi
q Valentine patty was carried out In
decorations With hearts OF crepe paper
al through the house and every guest
had more than one heart that night.
There we're sixty invited guests. The
Misses Hoffman we're assisted In re-
ceiving BY Mrs, +. G. Mead and Miss
English Of Yankton, Miss Goodwin and
Mr.. Cummins Of Sioux City, Or.
Adams, Mr. Birkwell of Yankton and
DIR. O'NeiI of Canton. Mr. and Mrs.
Ericsson acted ia the honors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman When all had arrived
sealed envelopes were passed contain
ing paper hearts Of different colOrs
with q word ON each, which, when
placed together properly formed Il
quotation, This created quite a good
deal of enthusiasm. Miss Kathryn
French won the ladys prize ia this
contest, which was heart shaped box
Of bon bons. Byron Reid won the
gentleman's prize, a hat-nIarker. After
this followed farce six Cups oil
Chocolate, acted by six popular young
ladies Of our town. This was very
amusing and all enjoyed the different
hits that were made. At the close Of
this entertainment the hostesses, as.
slsted by the same six young ladies',
served delicious Two course lunch.
| Alter this came more amusement. All
were given an empty envelope and told
10 hunt for hearts, which created con.
siderable excitement all through the
house. Miss Price received heart
broch as the most persevering lady
heart searehcr and Prof. WOODBURY.
successful Id the same direction, re.
ceived gold mounted tooth-pick. The
ont-Of-t0wn guests who were unable tc
be present were Dr.. T.. G. Mead, DR.
Trail OF Yankton, Miss Jolley OF Yer,
million, Miss Cooper and Mr.. Deane 8
Canton. The party was decided
social success, the two hOstesses more
than sustaining their well known AMI
well earned regulations ofbslne among
our best and most thoughtful enter
tanners.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23
TIE II. ID. d. il Rlk poinf.

The I. 3. D. club il young ladies'
organization OF the state university
limited to thirteen members who are
students In the institution. About
twenty young ladies, including the
charmed thirteen and former members
OF the club, came down from Vermi !
lion Wednesday morning to spend
Washington's Birthday with the three
former members oi The club residing
here, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Will
Freeman. and Miss Theresa Swezey.
They had gay time and kept the
staid and comfortable old town in a
literary and social fermeat ali day. An
elegant dinner Was served az noon, OF
which the husbands of The two mar
ried ex-members we're graciously all
lowed TO partake A thoughtful fea-
ture OF the day was the presence Of
ave mothers Of five OF the girls who
came with them and passed the day
with Mrs. F.. H. Perry who Ii cor
valescing from her recent illness. All
returned to their homes on the even
ing train, we'll p eased with the days
outing and better fortified, Ii is hoped
for the varied duties. responsibilities,
joys and sorrows which lie before each
0up
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23
LOCAL. NEWS

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an BUSINESS % henry nsfo&fa'
HoR RENT: Q00 sores Of land ln
CLARK eonniy, 81 p. ksLzck & SON
Qne hundred Ton oi hay - sell Ia
stack from 500 % 800 per lon
1ERHy RYAN.
MF. iva Mrs. w. Il. 1renalne of
sioux Valley sownshlp visited Elk
peias selatiXss nd islsnds last week.
Tho sat lset 81 ihe Congregational
church next sunday morning viii Do
. rhs Ten Commandments Condensed
ID f1ue. y
ri 0tplabsrsv whn baa hsen hare
hInso Friday strengthening out baAl.
neAa mattars, returned 10 biz home ut
Armour Tuesday night.
waiter RsvnIck. vho III been wfrk :
~ IL rp1lanapnlIs tlurInc M ,aIl Ana
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23


Of the Mission Study Club Of the
Congregational church, 10 be held next
Thursday March !. The place OF
meeting cannot be announced until
Sunday, The program will Be as fol-
love-
toll Call aud Business.
Woman's Work for Woman ID Japan
Mrs. Nichols
Responsibility for Information Mrs.
Rust
The Church that WAS Cut into Two
Mrs. Fink.
Hyacinths Mrs. Anderson.
Piano Solo Miss Hoffman.
Two Personalities ID Japan Mrs Fox
Social Hour
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23

The family and friends have the deep
sympathy 81 numerous warm friends Ia
this hour of their keen bereavement.
Funeral services we're held last Friday
ia the AhIsborg Swedish Lutheran
church, the pastor, Rev. A. M. Bro
line, conducting the services.
CARD or THANKS
For the sympathy and aid 80 gener-
onaly rendered to u during the last
sickness Of our beloved son and hus-
band We wish 70 return sincere and
hearty thanks.
Mr.. AND Mrs, BENGT CARLSON,
Mrs ALExANDER CARLSON.
Corr eobs re- sale e slaale Cos. Inn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23
THE NEW STORE

We have moved all our Gents and
Boys Clothing across to the new Kent
building, one door west of pOstOffice.
TO properly initiate orr opening we will
slaughter prices regardless Of cost.
We will save you money on every arti-
Gle in the Gents Furnishing line, at
prices before unheard of. Come in and
share some Of the following cat prices:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23

| samuel B. Mccoy was born Ia Vir-
GINA, March Y, 1895. At the age OF
nine he travelled overland with his
parents to Illinois, where 4 new home
was established near Lanark. Here
MIR. Mccoy lived until two years ago
the first Of March, when be- came to
Elk Point.
Two years after moving to Lanark
the father died and Samuel, as Oldest
child, helped his mother keep the
family together and became brother
father 70 the younger children. De-
eember 10, 1872 lie married Miss Mary
q. Lower az Lanark.
Mr. Mccoy has long been afflicted
with serious chronic aiIment, but at
The last was oonIined to the house only
. week HI passed away Saturday
forenoon, February Is, 1906, lacking
only three weeks and one day Of being
seventy years old.
Three sisters survive him, and his
wife, son Ray and daughter Eshel.
live at Elk Point, and son, Frank H..
whose home ii la Washington. "A
daughter Of tender years preceded him
to the eternal home.
AZ Lanark, MI. Mccoy was regular
church attendant and assively engaged
ia church work. Though noa u nsem-
Der he was f0r years an officer in Ina
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23

Alexander Carlson, son al Mr. and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-02-23

corr eobs RI sals = slaxie ! Cos. Inn
hsr yard.