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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Erprsss Robber Pleads GuIlty.

Pittsburg, Speeial.-Edward g..
Cunliffe, the Adams Express robbeI,
went into court and pleaded guilty
10 two charges Of larceny. represent
ING a theft Of Sl0l 100. Sentence was
suspended until Saturday. COnliffe s
action caused much surprise, as nei-
Their the Adams Express Company or
Pinkcrton's detective agency were
represented in the court. lie has no
eoancil and the belief ) growing that
CunliGe is mentally unbalanced.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04


IN *rousing public opinion against law
lcssness in All tits forms, and especial
ia against their example Will count IN |
Tho North rs well rs in the South. Tor |
there are Just as great evils to be |
wasrcd against in one re-ion Of our /
coan,rv as IN another. though they are
not IN all places the same evils. And
when any body Of men IN any com
,nuritv stands braVclV Tor what Is
r,-lt. those men not merely serve
,,sefai purpose an doing the ?artie-
Mar task 10 which they set themselves
hut CIV, a lift e. the cause 81 good
citizenship throughout the Union.
heartily appreciate what YOU have
done AT Tuskec-ce. and ! am sure YOU
Will not grudcc my saying that It
could not possibly have been done
save FOR the loyal support YOU have
| received from the white people round
shout for during the p years of eff
fort 20 educate the black man here IN
| the midst of q white community of IN
| tclli-euce and culture. there has never
been an outbreak between the races OF
amy difficulty OF amy kind. All honor
IS due Gen the white men of Alabama.
I to the white mcn III Tuskcegee for
7 what they have done. And RIGHT here.
/ Ict me say that II i'm any community
"a misunderstanding between the races
/ arises. over any matter. infinitely the
/ best way 1ut is to have prompt.
/ f-anN and full conference and con
>aitatiou between representatives. Of
Il #.a ,r-r-n .rnannH emil fr.a.1al mon.
among the whites and The wise. decent
rool-heaoec colorcd men. Such con-
ference Will always tend 10 bring
about q better understanding, ana viii
ne great help aIl around
hitherto have spoken CHIEFLY Of
iNe obli-ation existing on me part OF
ti,e white man. Sow let You remem-
'yr on fhe other hand tlat no heip
cam o. rmar ntIN aN1ll Nou save rs You
yourselves develop capacity for sell
he.r. You young co.ored men and
women educated at luSkeccee must
nE precept AMI example 4eao your Iei-
lows toward sober, industrious. la"
abiding lives
on are m honor bound 20 loln
hands poi favor OF law and order anc
fo war against al cr,me' especially
against al CRIME az men OF YOUR own
race. Tor the heaviest wrong done by
tle criminal Is the wrong io ms OWL
race ou must teach the people oi
volr race t-at theF must scrupu'ousiH
observe any contract lnio Nhi'n 'n,H
'H good i"i'n enter. 30 in''',i N.'o'.'-
er % IS Aato io Aeep OF nor at you
save money secure homes become tax
payers ana lead ciean decent hoHes'
ife~, you Niil "l ntne resi- OF N'N
rc--hoors az ooin races. i-el -.'c. mag
-.ure Co excel his fellows only nA
re---ilnS s1osianli.l service i' '.'
rai"itN I'D "h-c" Ae liN'S- lne ''.
"f,N People nave many nl.', -.lleS -
ltss through. ont tAese cihea. 'i.9 vi"
Pc ~ifmolnied d on-N 'Ae !'oi'eS %
reason ana common sense = pursued
l'A n~Fe Niane ie'- "lo -ie"'
-i-- Ae.'l "lN- 10 '-e "
co'oien ne'i'e Oh '''S Count.
a-D pay taxes Upon some '-'-- l'N
i-.ee A'iofe" ii.l.'oH o''l',is "''-
't property '-i. -'.e ''e" o'', ,, ,,''
, .-'N l..- e.-. e.. '..'i a.. ''e
l.N nave gone D" .-- 81 ''.'.-'
.-.. 'l N-'- go" MAG ~
81 INC -..e ".''
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
PRESIDENT ~ AN ACCIDENT
Beat That Took President Roosevelt
From New Orleans in Accident.

[. :. Flagship West Virginia. Via
New Orleans. BY Wireless Telegraph.
At IL o'clock Thursday night thro'
confusion Of signals. the fruit steamer
kSpSrata, colhded Nssh the lighthouse
tender Magnolia, which vSs convey
Inc President. Secretary Loeb and Or.
RiNev 20 the cruiser West Nir-inia.
The ral and port bow CT the Mag
noiis we're damaged and two or three
holes msde IN the bail below the
water linz. No one was hurt.
The Magnolia. immediately cu be-
Ing struck. WAS beachej. her bow be-
ius hich and dry. After a careful ex-
animation of the damage 10 the YES
SCI. II was evident chat there was no
danrer and the President and his
party went 90 bed Major CroiChill.
If the United States engineers. was
aboard the Magnolia. HIS SHIN. the
IVY. a sister shp Of The Magnolia. had
preceded the Magnolia and YVES scrae
distance ahead. 4 beat was imme-
liatelv put of for the nearest teie-
phone. abort a uile ana q half away.
arc the order given to head ilc Ivy
oI at pilot station. oud have her re-
turn foT the President and his party.
Tire transfer was made az $ o. clock
Friday morninc. The vessel got ur-
der Noy Immediately ani the West
Nu-inia YVES boarded OH schedule
+-rrn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
POOR RUSSIA
Suffering Now From Terrible
Internal Affairs
REVOLUTION IN PROGRESS

Gear Covers in His Palace and Does
Nothing 70 Meet the Storm. His
Weakness Communicating Itself
70 the whole Government. While
the RevoiGtionists Are Oominat-
ing the Situation More and More.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04


WHO -''o -@'.'oieu 90 do niln HoAor
BEFORE beginning his speech ihc
President SAID he had uo i6ea chat he
u-o,is be &, S.e,',. ;,,...-,.s,l ,-a ~,
..,..,.,
-'~' "'"a, S.''' -or 'his lhS'i'u-
rcr. le continued. now that / have
seen IL and rcali1e as I.had never
realized hv the leserir.iors of -. .,lf
.. .....-. assn SION, f.., E. ,..,.... .i...
The President s Address.
To +ha r,.;.. r,,r..is-,,-, "a ,~.f ..
to .7a bis.. a. ,t 49,. &c.. -.
,..-....,. ,r.-+ ~, ....'-,. 81. ..........
,-..s "a. r,,f., l,-,..it =. .i-;-.,. ~ ,r.
.i-rc.f .v-.. o+ usefulness. Tt - :,
,ra ,-ter..- Of .h. -.-,it. ,..o-I. .r.,-
his r,,fi., b.. ,io,-sl,. r,..s.,.s
and 20 -Le interest a+ i,e coro-ss ,,.,.-
n,. ti,.f .h.v clearly realize tl,t flev
...,-. o--,.r..,-.,-,.. f,, o,,-.,,,,. a..
.cfor-rer hero re- the -orth rot no,y
offered elsewhere Within the l-st
twenty wears the industrial operations
of Tie south have Increased 50 tree
uocdorslv -h1t thcrc is a scarcity of
labor almost everywhere; 20 that 3D.
Is Tic rar; o. wisdom for all who wish
,le prosperity ot the south 90 aeip
t.c negro to become lr tlo highest
. degree useful 90 himself. and rhcrc-
fore 90 thc community in waich D.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Japan has given an order to the
American Car and Foundry Company
for 1000 more freight cars
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Be of Good Courage !
BY Clara .9ugusta Trask


HERE nothing important 20 success in
COURAGE The cheerful pcrscveriNS.
Eetc UndiscouraSed the who wins every time
The who can't gets anywhere
let valuable be wasted IN envyinS the nan
Of millions capitalist There must
be bores realze and accept the
fortunes the whole vSsi ss
political economics would speedily 80 - ruin
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
Ha,aa--o- -1~12ra
The "HOfe[ Child"
Dangers That BeSef the Unfortunate
Offspring Of Restless Parents /:
By Miss Martha s. sensiey. a Nursery CoOerness

T notrh o
sI} . !. !. ! ! ! !: !
q the bot i Is and spiritual
~
u \ -
IL
Of q
other
q ALL. 4 a
future for the child
q
sncEs
+ tet ft8 NJ
enid n ehHaonay who supesruous - the
the possibility
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
LOCAL ADDENDA.

A considerable wind accompanied a rainstorm here Tuesday. Several limbs of trees were blown off, and other small damage done The large mulberry tree Tn front of Mrs l. :. Boyles millinery store was rended in twain, huge portion of the tree fall- ing across the pavement and fence, mar rowly missing the front of the store.
 We make speciality of filing con. tractors bills comp etc Our lumber is the best that grows. If you are guided by price, you will find ours a cIincher. which will give us your trade and friendship. No matter what you want, if 1t Is lumber you may get it here The Forrest City Lumber Com pany.
 Rev. k. o. Rogers has preached to large congregations at his gospel tent during the week, and considerable ln- terest has been manifested in the work. Misses Guy Wilder. Eula Aldridge, Pearl Nelson, Lida Nogel, were bap- tized, and Mrs. Henry MeDaniel united with the church last night, as result of these services. This is total of eight additions.
 Mir. C. c. Fopg. member of the Beck Company, and who is looking after Mrs. Beck'S farming interests in L'An- guile bottom, informs us that the storm Tuesday evening was the cause of the death of thlee fine mules on the place. caused by falling timber. He had just put about thirty head of stock in the pasture an hour previous, and the heavy wind blew down many trees. some of which fell on the mules with above result. The storm in that vicinity was quite terrific and almost equaled a cyclone.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

An announcement from MT. and Mrs. David Thompson, of Eugene, Oregon, of the marriage Of their daughter, Marie, to MT. Wood DoZIer PasIav, formerly of this city, now of Pendleton, Oregon, has been received. The hal py event took place on Au- gust 2nd, as formerly announced in The Times. We extend hearty con- gratulations to our friend Paslay. and wish him the greatest happiness. They will reside at Pendleton for the present.
 Dr. J. T. West has copy of the Re- publican Union, published at Cedar town, Georgia, on September 26. 1855 It contains among other very interest ing matter and pointed editorials a communication from Alexander H. Stevens, in opposition to the old Know Nothing party and it's prInci- pies. The paper has been handed down from generation to generation, and is wonderfully we'll preserved, and a relic of great interest and value. It was mailed 10 Dr. Vests grandparents, who were regular subscribers. and it was given h i'm a few days ago while he was on a visit to their home.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
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The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION
ST. FRANCIS CHANcERY CoTRr
F. H, Sanderman. Petitioner.
 FX partp

A'tAA'Ni9 NiiNNtEh1 tOt RI. F. H, Sanderman Petitioner.
 Ex Parte.
 Notice is hereby given that F. II Sander. man mas nled Tn the othce of the clerk of the ct. Francis Chancerv Court .petition nra I. ing Tor the confirmation of his title to the t6l. lowing described lands. situated m St Fran eis County, Arkansas. VIZ:
 N. ts Of the :, F. l4 and the & W l of inc N l.. 14 ot section 2,. Township N R NV containing 20 acres. Sain petition vii ho presented at the.December term, 1903 of said Court, ~ Said petitioner alleges he is the owner in fee simple ot sad lands; that he acquired title to them as follows: ~ " On November 20th. 1sss. ]. r. Vaughan and wife conveyed all of said lands 10 Fl Cam. eron. On December 30th. 1855. Henrietta Cameron and A. H. Cameron conveyed all of said lands 10 B. Q. Howell. On Januarv I5th lsI, E. 0. Howell and wife conveyed ali of said lands to ]. k West '' VI That on the petition of Rosalie West and others, who were ail the heirs of ]. k. West. deceased. all of said lands were awarded 10 Lilly W. Allen. nee Lilly West. That on the 2sth day ot May, 1901, said Lilly w. Allen and her husband conveyed the said lands ta F II Sanderman. this petitioner. That he and those ander whom he claims title have maid taxes upon said lands for more than seven years.
 Now, therefore, all persons claimino or having any interest in said lands or who can Set up any right or claim to the same or in any way resist the confirmation Inf said title are required to appear on the first day of the December term, 1905 of said court and snow cause 1T any why the said petitioneris Witness my hand and official seal on this third day of August l906.
 By NJ. w. seaborn. D. C.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

by druggists, ill fifty cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle by mail free, also a
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

chlId urlnates too Often. If the urine seaIds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, 1t is yet afflicted with bed-wet- ting, depend upon 1t, the cause of the diff culty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose.
 Women as well as men are made miser- able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of SXamp-ROot is soon realized It is sold
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

l Captain and Mrs George NJ. Heat
 have the sympathy of host Of friends
 in the loss of their daughter, El,z ,beti
 Peatl, whose death occurred on We'd
 npsday night of last week after an III
 ness of several weeks with typhoid fpv,r. The interment took place Thurs day afternoon, Rev. J. ]. Cornish con
 duciing the funeral ceremoDies.-Ma
 rianna Index.
 The new granoliih pavement put dow n last week on South Washington street alongside of Mir E. D. Hatcher's 1 stable by MT James Lamar, IS one of | the best in the city, and shows skilled l workmanshipr It is great conven- fence and comfort to pedestrians who travel thereon. and adds much to the | appearance of the street and the value l of the property.
 Dr. John Izard, of Smithdale, was l in town couple of days the first of | the week, visiting relatives and friends, and gave us pleasant call Wednes- day. The doctor is enjoying lucra- tive practice. and is looking well He IS great admirer of Senator James H. Berry, and We were pleased to hear his
 
 many 0 q time friends were pleased to shake his honest hand.
 Mir. Ike Mallory had barbecued diHner yesterday for lot of his friends who for various reasons could not at- tend the reunion Barbecupd chicken, mvtton, beef and all side dishes were served in excellent style and all pres ent enjoyed the genuine hospitality of the host to the utmost. Ike is one ot the most popular hosts in the county. and one is considered lucky to be fav- ored with his invitations.
 We acknowledge with pleasure an invitation 10 attend the wedding of Mir. Louis F. Rollwage, formerly of this city, to Miss Myrtle Mizell. of Walla Wala, Washington, which happy event occurred Wednesday, Au- gust Is, Tn that city. and are also glad to note that the newly Swedded couple will be at home after September lst, in Forrest City. We extend many good wishes for their happiness and pros- perity.
 w. l. Carthan and son, Jim Carthan, Frank and Joe liolob and Joe Reanch, white. and Jim Ray, colored, all of upper Texas township and the lower part of St. Francis county, were ar- rested last Saturday by Sheriff Ford and Deputies Hampton and Word, charged with horse stealing. It is charged that these parties, who have made their home in the section named for some time past, have been carrying on regular system of horse and mule stealing for year or more and that a number of horses and mules that have disappeared in that section have been found in their possession. It is under stood that the negro has made con- fession. The Carthans are out on Sl700 bond, the other parties are in jail Their trial will come up today before Justice Hays. .-Marianna Index.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
6me of 6wAnpRoos

pamphlet telling all about Swamp R oot, including many of the thousands of testi- monial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-R oot, Dr. Kilner's Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
Notice

We are sending out number of sam pie copies today to names furnished us by mutual friends. We have perma. nently enlarged and will continue te improve the paper, and if you get a copy of this issue it is sure sign that We are anxious to send you the paper. After you read this issue, if you think We are publishing paper worthy of your patronage send, Us $l. 50 and VIC will send il to you for twelve months.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
STOLEN

from my lot 5 miles east of Haynes, on "Wednesday night, August Is, one roan horse about l5 hands high, about 10 years old, shod in front, no brands and in good condition. Will pay S25 re- ward for return of said animal or ir- formation leading to the conviction of the thief. A. :. LYNCH.
 Haynes, Ark, August IS, 1905.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
Gall for Your Clothes

This Is to notify the public that | have opened first class tailor shop in the bnilding lately occupied by |. C <. Williams. eolored- and that there are quite number of articles of wearing apparel which he left in my charge. which desire to deliver to the owners Please send for same at once, or give me instructors what 1 shall do witt them.
 l am prepared t1 clean, press and re. pair all articles of wearing apparel, auC make suits to order, and invite youl liberal patronage.
 Yours truly,
 ] II HARINEN.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
WaRNINGsORDER

Jas, Lannan, PIaintif,
 Justfpp paana Faurt A E Carrier Defendant
 The Defendant A. B. Garner is warned to appear Tn this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of fhe Plaintiff Jas Lamar.
 August G. 1905.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
Has Stood the Test 7s Years.

The old original Groves TaStelesS Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a tasteleSs form. No cure. nor pay. soc.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

Transients are quite scarce at the hotels, and business in that line is suf- fering considerably on account of the quarantine regulations, which are making travel very w0rrysome.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

Vlgor and cheerful ness soon disappear when the kidneys are out of order CT dis GdSCQ.
 Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that t is not uneoill- mon for a child 10 be born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
Women as We'll as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney and
 Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discourages and lessensam beauty,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-02
following cast:

Paul Sylvaine. John Mason
kleschna. ....... Charles Cartwright
Gen. Berton .......... Edward Donnelly
Raoul Berton.. n............. George Arliss
Nalentin Favre.. ........ Claus Bogel
Herr Linden.... Frank Eastwood
Anton Pfaff. f............. Charles Terry
Jonann. ....''...''...... .John emerson
Reio Imam ......... Monroe Salisbury
odptlSle' .'.''.''... James morley
Lean kleschna. Mrs. FIskS
Nine. Berton. ......... Gertrude Graham
Claire Berton.. Emily stevens
Sophie Chaponniere. Fernando Eliscu
Frieda Observation-Disclosures. Martha Roberts
Charlotte. te............... Mary Maduern
Leah Kleschna" is a great drama;
melo-drama it is true, but a great one.
1t is doubtful whether many among
the audience assembled in the Temple
auditorium last evening saw 1t from
the authors point of view, but they
were all tremendously interested and
they went away thinking.
The motive of Mr.. McLellan's play
is the gospel of universal love, the love
that teaches that the kingdom of God
Is within you," and that once having
come to a realization of this truth,
there is no turning back. If Syl-
vaine's philosophy were lived up to
there would be no need of vague
thoughts about heaven being some
where in the future; heaven would be
here and now. He believes that the
salvation for the criminal is not IN
shutting him in prison; the only way
is to work from within and the worlds
highest duty toward it's prisoner be-
ccinc i1,c t1xy,J h I'm,
by putting him behind the bars "for the
public good" but when, having served
his term the prisoner starts his life
with absolutely no chance to make
himself decent member of society.
Fate Makes Him Thief
Leah's father, Kleschna, is prdfes-
sional thief, a man who compels ad-
miration because of his tremendous
personality, his strength and his cour-
age, man who would have been great
no matter toward what he turned his
| attention. Fate made him a thief
That is all Leah has ever known; she
adores her father for his goodness to
her and she has always done exactly
as he has told her. Sometimes it
was more convenient for him to have
Leah do the stealing. as on the night
when she robs Sylvaine's apartments.
Except in a superficial manner she
feels no qualms of conscience, because
of her great love for her father She
has lived a careless, interesting, happy
enough life, until suddenly, almost in
perceptibly, her better nature is awak-
ened, and that is the story of the play.
OF course it comes through love and
there is no alternative.
Mrs. Fiske is very wonderful in the
part She thrills you, she makes
Leah so real at times that you cannot
believe she is in a play, but she never
once touches you. She is spiritual,
she is Intellectual always, but the
heart quality which is, perhaps, the
greatest of all. seems to be lacking in
her remarkable personality. She has
one serious drawbacks metallic, un-
sympathetic voice, but she is neverthe-
less great actress.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-02
MOTIVE OF MRS. FlSKE'S PLAY
UNIVERSAL LOVE
ACTRESS SCORES BIG TRIUMPH
She Makes Her Part SO Real at Times
That One Barely Realizes
She Is Only
Acting
Leah Kleschna.

A drama in FIVE acts by c. NJ S.
Mcclellan presented last night at Tenn
pie auditorium by Mrs. Fiske and the
following cast: