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The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

Harrell k said to have been in the bushes nearby. but did rot appear upon the scene for some little time. h the meantime Starkey cursed the men whom he had disarmed, telling them that was his range. that they should get away and out of that sec tiosl. and let him alone or he would hurt them He then bid them good bye and was lost in the brush and csueNake. Harrell it is said. then appeared upon the scene, and asked Brown t8 Hgt down his hands
 Brown replied, Why. have got my hands up yet. haven't + I forgot to put them down.
 And St2rkey is still at large. and the sheriff aof CrosS offers 50 for him.
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21
Eert Her Donnle

l Vas sfe6 8.tB tspL9!d and kidney trouble. HT5fes Mrs Anne Hunter oi fttisbafg, Ps, and ahen l get bet ter, slUaoHgH { [ ,d eu- of Ire best doe tors l could Eef. l s 4s bent dnub 2. and had to rest mY hands on my knees when l walked From bis terrible af. I c ion l MAS reSeaed uy Electric Bit tefs, when restored uy health and strength, and noH can walk as straight as ever. They are simply wonderful GuAraut-ed to cure stomach, ly-r and kidney disorders Al al druggists Price, soc.
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

irE At Askew, arrived yeSterday
 Mrs B r. M-CTary. who had been qaste j for several days. i> much brt- t-f
 1N ss Laura Goysp. Of Mariaana, cane up TIr>cay night 10 see thr It. tfs huighf, retHTHFnE the next fay >a- l> much pie4>et with her new rel awe
 \ easksi was sent out yesterday fer ta- precious baby of Mir. and Mrs. Nulbai aHd. of Johnson township. Tie Tsmes -xf~nds slncrre sympathy to the tsmsl1 in tstir great befeaysmeut
 Ms sasis Connolly and bro Ter. Laase. children of H0n NJ W Cor naIIs the sel-knowu Memphis efiior aH3 .afheF. are visiting in he city and are yrTy interest ng and cultured quests in ibe home Of their relatives. H5n. and Mrs WaIer Gorman and family
 Mrs. l. F. Bass, wife of the genial beask.eger at the Bank et Eastern Arkansas. returned Tuesday after an eXteuded visit to relatives and frien is st Beebe and Walnut Ridge. Upon her return she was accompanied by her sister. Mrs. J. K. Sexton, a most delightful lady of Walnut Ridge. Mrs S-xton left yesterday for Brink ley. thence she will return home.
 MT. F. NJ. Satterdeld and Mir. \ Gibson, of near FulwOod, in Johnson township, were trading and mingling with friends in town yesterday. MT. Satterteld has been sick recently, and Is just able to be out again. iIereports good rain in that sectlon Tuesday. which though rot specially needed. did he crops good. H. also says that Mir C. NJ. Pc tus, who recently agreed te eat all the old corn raised within two males of certain point, will have tf begin to enlarge his stomach. even ii he eats one-fnurth of it MT Pettus lie says, s A good road oyerseer. but he cant ne 1T eat all the corn that will be gathe ei around there In fact th. corn crop IS looking well. New Graphophones and new record. l just received at the Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21
FK1nar AFTERNOON rLTz aa

Jsags Le.s aasar ard sa.-gri'y IS of sz<s $ A5ea character iA.' II ezrz.as ks resss@z scr torn iron iss aessv azs.ss - gss g. Fr.u- cis Cezasy SszS
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

We are very proud of the ad- vance pages of our handsome Art Souvenir Supplement which have been printed this week. In ad. dihon 10 title page, introductory, couple ot portraits, handsome views of the new State Capitol building, and Arkansas Building at the Louisiana Purchase Ex- position, they contain an elab- crate article, the very best that We are able 10 compile, upon the State at Large, which is sure 10 attract the attention of ali per. sons into whose hands the work may fall. Ne invite, solicit and beg the cooperation of all good and enterprising citizens in this great undertaking. We want to make Il the handsomest book of the kind ever issued il the State. We have made very Hattoriug start
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

the full names of the workmen employed by them
 Any person. firm corporation violating this ordinsN shall he guilty of misdemeanor and shall fined no & than g. and not than $50. 'eS
 Passed final reading July IS, 1905
 Attest W. GORMAN Mayo,
 c. W. PEARSON RECORDER. iok
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

There are no doubt many statutes upon our law books which il would have been better not to have placed thereon. but on the other hand, there arc scores of others which could not be safely abolished, snd 10 say that because there are some bad laws, it fOi- lows that there is no good law, is he veriesi rel, and a dangerous ssnti1ert Tbers is plenty oi Eoo3 l4H se eoT<f every oEeuse agGsass sses5ssy. FFsz 1t3 ihs pres s'sstfse7 Atas ts properly pTore aL Xee Fr=s--F sea of iaLseeoee E1a4 Pf1re1 gty w1lt1 t1e law Ezsraas sass = aefsasAnt. l. g principle f2anaed upou The soHa rock of 5asiiee, and If II should be oyerlarowD, anarchy won reign supreme. Perhaps the New: believes in the principles oi Anarchy
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21
RULES AND REGULATIONS
  Plumbing, Drainage, Water Supply
  Plumbing Ventilation of Buildings
 Y CITY OF FORREST CITY. ARK.

Once in each year every employing journey
 man plor working at or carrying on his trade business calling in the City of Forrest City shall register his and address with the Board Of Examiners Plumb ing under such rules and regulations passed and adopt ed by the Common Council.
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

Six dozen new cylinder records Iusl received at the Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

Mss Liis Hood. who has been teach irE at AskeW, arrived yeSteTday
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

Mrs B E M-CTary. who hal hren qaste ii for several days. i> much bet- rAF
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

\ easksi was sent out yesterday fer ta- precious baby of Mir. and Mrs. Nu.bai and. of Johnson township Tie T1mes -x'~nds sincere sympathy to the tsmsIS iu tkeir great befesyemeus
The Forrest City times., 1905-07-21

-M ss Laura GoyAn. Of MsrIaBns. cane up Tur>c4y night 10 see the It. tis kuieh', retHFH'nE the next fay >h- l> much pleased with her new rel awe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
elaek scan in Potatoes.

Recent investigations show that the
black scab OF the potato. r.
uaproides. stimulates a rapid growth
and causes the tubers TO grow large
and take on a blackish color. When
potatoes are planted in soil containing
the fungus the young sprouts often
are attacked, and their further growth
checked
II is known that the organisms sur.
v.yo in the soil for al least two years,
and the beets and mangels are sub.
ject 70 attacks Of the same organism,
consequently, ia rotation these crops
should be omitted.
Rolling the tubers In sulphur and
treating the infected soil with the
same fungicide have given results that
fully repaid the cost Of material and
labor.
The application Of quicklime. while
effective. has not been as efficient as
powdered sulphur
Gas-lme and winter plowing have
been practically useless as means Of
combating this disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
GREAT HONOR FOR BOY
ung OklahOman Com
mended for Gallant
Service.

okfahcma City, Okla, April 14.-An
Oklahoma boy has been recommended
as deserving of the highest recognition
OF gsllantry in service that can be be-
slowed on a member of Uncle Sans
army The RECOMMENDATION has just
been made by Major General Leonard
Wood. Quartermaster Sergeant Ed
ward J, link. whose folks live at
Shawnee. IS the young man who has
by his bravery in action deserved this
recognition that is only possessed by
10 others in the United States, and will
be given the medal Of honor
From the Army and Navy Journal
Of April 7. the following is taken. in
the recommendations for gallantry in
service:
"Quartermaster Sergeant Edward J.
link. company A. Twenty-second in
fantry, for distinguished gallantry in
an attack on the Gotta Of the Sultan
OF Ramaien. Lake Lanao island of
Mindanao January 22 1904 where due
TO his coolness and good Judgment a
wounded officer OL.eutenant Roberts)
and a dying officer were carried to
places Of safety; this in the presence
OF large force Of hostile Moros."
In this action Quartermaster link.
with his regiment, were after a body
OF Moros They we're pursued to one
Of these cottas (small village inclosed
by high walD. in which the Moros
took refuge A small body stopped at
tue entrance to the village and when
the Americans charged the stockade
opened fire on them. In the first vol
Iey Lieutenant Flake was fatally
wounded. and Lieutenant Roberts was
badly wounded Quartermaster link,
seeing his comrades fall ran to Lieu
tenant Flake, and taking the dying Of
ficer on hts back. bore him from the
firing line. while the Moros' bullets
few around him. Returning. he also
eseried Lieutenant Roberts to a place
Jf safety This was al done under a
heavy fire from the enemy Within a
short time after the incident he was
given a certificate Of merit and now
he Is 10 be given the medal of honor.
Quartermaster link. before coming
home from the Philippines was dis
charged from the service but came to
Oklahoma City about fourteen months
ago and re-enlisted He is now at Fort
Crook Neb Sergeant Geyer. Of the
local recruiting Office. has known link
fof the past five years. and soldiered
with him In the Philippines,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

DR.. Il. ". Wiley. the brilliant aud
original chief Of the bureau OF chem.
istry of the department OF agriculture.
was asked the other day by reporter
why he did not investigate rouge.
Rouge, the reporter said, may be
very harmful, very poisonous. sir.
Don't you think that 1t requires iuyes.
tlgatIon?7
Dr. Wiley smiled,
mo" he answered. Il can't say do.
II rouge were poisonous. unnumberel
women would have died of it long ago.
by the way. TN tell you G queer
thing about rouge. It is something that
came upon one day in a pharmacy
and 1 think Il illustrates an odd phase
OF human nature.
"A young girl was buying q pot Of
rouge, and / heard her muTmur 10 the
clerk
Z You guarantee that this viii not
rub onr
q 4 do, indeed, the clerk answoned.
This. like all our other rouges, is var.
ranted 10 stand the hardest kiss OF in-
vestigation that any Of your women
friends viii try on a."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

who resides in this county. has sacriaced
time and money 90 secure his release.
She has had audiences with Mckinley and
Roosevelt and has sent petitions bearing
The NAMES of very prominent citizens OF
Cklhouu. but without avail Last week
90, MuskoEeo when the presidents special
stopped the.e Few moments. Judge
;homas the federal official who senten-
ccd Ballard asked for moments audi
,ucc and presented the petition and LETT
tors asking for the pardon of Ballard.
coupled wiki his own personal request
that the man be freed as the judge be-
li,fves he was merely spectator and not
concerned directly.
Hope is "a: sight for the beautiful wo-
uan who has reduced herself almost 10
renIry and it Is believed that Presiden,
Roosevelt when ha returns to Washing
ton. win pardon her husband and per-
mii "A Joyful reunion ihat VIII be too
sacred for mortal eyes to gaze upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
ONE OUGHT TO KNOW
J ow no sTRENGrIu7N THE ORGANS
or DIGESTION.
4 coure of Treatment That Really Cures
Indigestion Instead Of Merely d.
Relieving symptoms

There are plenty OF remedies by which
son can relieve for the time heartburn.
eain and sus in the stomach and can
smother p1tvoss sensations and indnce
orincIm wep But when SOU take your
ncxt mes Ia your troubles begin afresh.
You cas- amor your stomach by give
irs it predisesied foo6. still there isn't
r,uch fun ic that kind OF eating and
when Won want to get some pleasure out
%. your meals again. you lind THAI your
stomach is weaker than ever
There is only one sensible thing TO do
Strengthen the stomach and when it is
cI ce in proper condition it win do its
uoi work Dottcr than any process de-
ylsod by man can ever do it, When It is
again strong don't abuse IL. Choose rl-
touol food and study the effect ever Of
tlot as yours may at best be q freakish
stomach
FOR weak stomach O lazy stomach
q lioken-dovn stomach you need tonic
that viii rouso tho stomach TO do the
work that win keep &. robust The best
remedy ever found for this purpose IS
'hc one used by Mrs Nettie Darvouv. Of
Detroit Mich whose recovery from
dyspepsia of nine years standing at.
tmcied widespread attention i'm septem-
Ter last.
Air Strong reaG with interest her
statement that she had been cured OF
chronic dyspepsia by q few weeks use
ot DR. Williams Pink Fills He had
srfered IN the saine way most Of his
lite, ard just then was having very
severe attack. he began the same
treatment ul once ana IN few months
y vrote That he; TOO. had realized q com.
il,te cure.
For years" states Mr. Strong. "I
suffered greatly from Indigestion 1 tried
many remedies anu some OF them would
relieve me .or time bu, the trouble all
ways came back About six months ago
lad an unusually severe attack. and
while I tried everything I had ever heard
cf, J found nothing that would reach the
eniculty This time
One day I read in a Memphis paper
"a" account Of the very remarkable cure
IF a Michigan wonan. a sufferer from
csspepsn Of rCst stubborn type
1Wtiv, doctors h.u at different times
treated her without success. bat at lsst
She was entirely cured and in short
time, 200. by the use Of Or williams
lIuk pills. Her statement led me to try
The same remedy and # proved just as
Successful In nay case took only three
boxes, aud I am convinced that am
permanently cured. have not had the
slightest symptoms Vf indigestion for the
l,s' two months"
Mulutudes Of cises that had dened an
ether remedies have been quickly cured
10y Dr. Williams Pink Pills Mr. T. +.
Strong lives at Capevine Shelby County.
Tennessee The remedy which he used
With such success san be found az any
diua store.
While so promptly effective. DR. VIII
linms Fink pills contain no harmful
stimulants or c2iates They are per-
fCcily snfe am create no drug habit.
Every dyspeptic should read " what to
Eat and How 10 Eat" Write the Or.
Nnll1ms Medicine CO.. Schenectady. n.
Y for a copy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
WAR FLAGS TO THE STATES.
Original Guardians to Have Captured
Confederate and Union Emblerns

Original Guardians to Have Captured
Confederate and Union Emblems
The house has passed the joint reso-
luton introduced by RepresentatlNe Q
Lamb. of Virginia, providing for the
return Of the battle bags now in tho
possession Of the government to tho
states TO which they belonged In the
Civil war This means that the fiags
now held in Washington as trophies
will be returned to the states, provid-
ing the senate passes the resolution.
Oflcers OF the army have long thought
that it would be a graceful and benefit
ing act on the part OF the government
to return 10 the survivors OF the troops
engaged in the Civil war such flags az
came into the possession Of the FEEDER al
authorities after the surrender OF Apo
mattox. lnere are now stored In one
OF the attic rooms Of the War depart.
ment 5l4 flags OF the different states.
In round numbers 100 Of these are IN
ion flags and about $40 Confederate
flags recovered at the fall OF the Con
fcderacy. Previous TO 1887 twenty-five
flags had been returned by the different
Secretaries of War 10 the states on the
Union side and twenty-five Confederate
flags had been delivered, mostly to the
organizations in the Northern states
VINO had captured them during the war.
During Cleyeland's first term Adju-
tant General Drum addressed to secre-
tary of War Endieott 'er. in which
he said:
There are now In this
office a number of Unicn nlgs captured
in action, but recovered ON the fall Of
the Confederacy and forwarded 10 the
War department for safekseping to-
ge,her with a number Of Confederate
Rags which the fortunes Of war placed
In cur hands during the late Civil war.
"While in the past favorable action
has been taken on applications, proper
ly supported, for the return OF the I'M
ANA AN1' ~ ~ heAAAHaAlbha ~ taNAN NAAA6
survivors Of the military regiments In
the service OF the government, 1 beg
to submit that II would be a graceful
act TO anticipate future requests Of this
nature. aud venture TO suggest the pro-
priety OF returning all the flags CUnion
and Confederate) TO the authorities OF
the respective states IN which the regi-
ments which bore these oolora were or
ganized for such final disposition As
they may determine"
Mr. Endlcott and President Cleye-
land both approved the plan. and Gen
eral Drum prepared letters 10 the gov
ernors OF the states notifying them OF
the prospective action OF The depart
ment A few days later. however. Mr.
Cleveland withdrew his approval Of tho
scheme declaring that the return Of
the fass In the manner contemplated
was mot authorized by existing Law
nor justified as an executive act" Any
direction as 70 the final disposition OF
the flags he thought. should originate
with congress--New York Evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
LEE SPURLOCK CLEAR
Brother of Guthrie Man Re-
leased Upon Self-De-
fense Plea.

Word was received in Guthrie today
that Lee Spurlock of Muskogee,
brother to w. NJ. Spurlock Of this city
who shot and killd Ralph Howard at
Muskogee last winter, had been re-
leased by the commissioner.
The quarrel between Spurlock and
Howard, a gambler, took place In a
gambling house. All the evidence was
clearly in favor Of Spurlock and the
commissioner had sufficient reasons to
believe that Spurlock did the killing in
self-defense therefore he dismisied the
case without further litigation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
SMASHERS ARE SENTENCED
Carrie Nation and Hatchet
WELDING Companions Had
Costly Fun.
IN Assoclated Pressl

Wichita, kas., April 14.-In district
court today. Carrie Nation, McHenry
and Mrs. Lucy Willhoit were found
guilty Of destroying property and SEN
fenced by Judge Wilson. Mrs, Nation
was fined two hundrd and fifty dollars
and given four months in JAIL Hrs. Nc
Henry two months and fined Jne hun
dred and fifty dollars, and Mrs Will
holt twenty-five days and a fine CT one
hundred and fifty dollars Sentence
was suspended pending good behavior
The offense was committed on Sep
tember 80 last when the women broke
the windows Of a wholesale liquor
house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

end has been played IN other houses at
Irices varying from 50 cents 70 sl.0O. As
a consideration for M building Of a now
opera house here, the Commercial Club
and I1llSs lodge guaranteed the advance
sale OF tickets to be the amount OF $40
COO These organizations have protested
10 the management Of the thcoter and win
attcmrt 90 have a higher class play sub
ntituted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
GETTING OUT OF WINFIELD
Brewers Selling Joint Fixtures Since
Town Went Dry.

Winfield, Kas., Aprn IA. Two con
stables armed with search and seizure
warrants raided two joints here this ar
ternoon, auestng the owners and con
fscating a lot OF whisEey. wine and beer
The raid was unlocked for. and as soon
as IL had been made known most Of the
other jointcrs got their goods out ~ the
way, but kept their places open, Brew
cry agents have been hore for a week
since the ci,y cleo ton a dry ticket, arr
r,rg glnC TO remove fixtures. The 'oiry
mayor says he win Keep the bali rolling
when he takes his oath OF office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
NOT IN TEN DOLLAR CLASS.
Protest Against Opening Muskoaee Thea
tire with Little Egypt"

Muskogee /. T., April 14.-Ciuzens Of
this city who have purchased $4,000
worth of seats for the play which win
be given in ;he new Hinton theater, TO be
opened here on April ~. are making a
strong protest against the presentation Of
wLntle Egypt" as the opening play.
They have purchased their seats al SO
each. and they claim that that the play
to he presented IS far from high class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

Cleanse your system OF al impurities
this month. Now is the time to take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t win keep
sou we'll an summer. 80 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Ask YOUR druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

Hawkeye Family salve Is the Worlds
greatest healing powder Guaranteed to
cure Eczema, Burns, Cuts, Piles ana an
skin Diseases. Twenty-Five cents. j.
y. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
eaEsIosnr WAY pAsooN AlM.
FOR seven Years Mrs. Ballard Has
Worted for husbands Release.


Shawnee Okla. April ii--ln 1897 "a
baaehoidcr aamed smith who resides
aooss she semlaole line a mile or So
nom this county left home. came 90
Shawnee foi provisions and returned in
40 q, aing 90 nrd his wife lying MUIR
Il IA Dee usOir home hor body having been
vioiited pr,s iuus 10 Ter death physi-
oara. summoned from nearby settle
i..ert gave tain opinion. and, word having
iren sent a. shawnee and recumseh. "a
mea3 tmons. angry beyond reason at the
iripeiritofs of the crime. went 20 the
smith home. saw the murdeded woman.
and begin 40 thirst Tor vengeance.
Two 1oung scmmoles, half intoxicated.
sfef being threatened with death. admit-
toa the crime llaliera We're brought and
i, looked nho hanging. but someone
saagested obnnre aud n an instant
thy tao young redskins we're strapped 10
trees. tied Win trace chains. fags0ts
rhtd around them and burned 10 ashes.
I.e moo deiightmg "a their death cries.
%. n ballard and Two men named jones
aua Matthews were tried as participants
fheir presei ce was proven and Jones
500 Bun1rd santeneed 20 ten years in the
faitrd 9iafes peaifentary az Leayen-
varth. Kas. while Matthews received "a
tRelty-one year sentence
Iubiic opinion WIS against the sentence
lqi public 81 ini0n did not count with
United siaf,s hN ind iustice. Dlfins
ai ihe s-Ven Neirs since ner husband left
hef 10 seryt rs sentence. AIRS. S4lilf1'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

Strictly Up-to-Date Vehicles. Harness
and Saddlery. Our styles comprise variety from
which all buyers may select TO their exact liking,
Yon may be sureof thoroughly reliable goods
when you buy our work and also be sure that you
get value received in quality and workman
ship for every dollar you invest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

Harry's hack line deserves yow
patronage. Calls promptly answered.
Oklahoma Ave. Stables, Grissom q
Smith. Phone 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

Daily Leader 10 cents a week deliV
cred every day except Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
LEAoERErrEs.

Local Happenings Of City and Territory
Briefly Told.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
"THF IMPLEMENT, VEHICLE AND HARNESS CORNER"

and harness o
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14
BOYS CONFIRMATION SUITS

It, every taste and purse. We
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

The Baptist churches OF Oklahoma held
. rally at 1l Reno yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

Up-to-Date work at
Very Moderate Prices.
Styles m os t attractive
a n d quality UnsUr-
passed.
Rubber Tire hae
tons, r. VI b b er Tire
Surveys with Stu de-
bakers guarantee be.
hind them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

wHburton. T. T., viii soon have a
team laundry and then thereH be some
cleaning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-14

At Muskogee the Woodmen or the
" orld win erect "a $4,000 home This
should be initiated.