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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
SENA TOR ELRIyS BELIEVES IT
WILL CONE NEXT SUMNER.
Is Willing 60 Cooperate With Pres
ident Roosevelt In Passing Salts
factory Measures 60 Control the
Railroads.&c. Outlines His Views.

Senator Stephen II. Elklns. OF West
virginia. I'm announcing the other day
the call for n meeting I'm Washington
ON Nevmber -, OF the Senae Commit
tee on Interstate Commerce, said that
he was convinced that action on rail
road rate legislation at the coming ses-
sion or Congress- was inevitable, and
that he would cooperate I'm passing a
bin satisfactory 90 the President
81 thing am Justified" 81 id Senator
Elklns, "in stating that all the Re
publican, or majority members OF the
committee. have concluded that there
must be railroad legislation this win
ter. The President. l understand. Is
as emphatic as eyer In his judgment
that the railroad rate and private car
line problem must be dealt with de-
j think there is no doubt !
that some sort OF bill VIII be passed.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
Quick Work by Committee.

"Tbe committee will not be- long I'm
trimming a bill, as believe the indl-
vidual members have formed definite
opinions on what they desire, and all
that VIII remain 10 h. done Is 10 agree
on some one plan. This, think. will
not require more than two weeks, so
that when the Senate cunvencs I'm De-
cember bin WI have been framed
for presentation 10 the Senate.
"My idea Is measure FOR the ref
ercncc OF all rate disputes. passenger
and freight, 10 a court OF interstate
commerce. 10 be composed OF nine
Judgcs-one for each judicial circuit OF
the United Stltess-Or FOR such disputes
10 De referred 20 the Circuit court
Judges without the creation Of new
court Congress ut all times Is OPP
posed 10 the creation OF new courts or
commissions. and for that reason the
new court plan would no doubt meet
with serious opposition.
Il do not believe that the Inter
staic Commerce commission should
lie allowed 10 deal with the question.
| would keep that body intact TO dis
charge It's duties as at present and
would not give IL the additional work
OF regulating rates. NV idea for the
reference for disputed rate matters TO
the Circuit judges meets with general
approval Ia Washington. and hope to
convert the President 10 my view.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07

Go to Brandon, Baugh & Co.,, fol
 Ladies Slippers.
 Miss Ethel Anderson and Miss Alvs 1 Pirtle, of New Castle, were charmin.
 and very pretty visitors to friends and 1 relatives ln the city the first of tht
 week, and frightened our sanctum by a visit Tuesday.
 Improve your home by fencing IT the chickens with Paslay & Johnson's l Poultry Netting. It makes d beauti 1 tul fence around your chicken run, and 1 saves the wear and tear on your pa. l tience. All heights, at lowest prices. The Dennison line of paper napkins 1 just received at the Newsstand. They are the prettlest lot we ever saw, and we have them Tn various designs at regular prices-20c, 25c and soc per 1OO. Ask to see them. They are certainly pretty.
 Mss Bertse Kendrick, of Widener, was charming visitor to friends in town Saturday, and gave us pleasant call, in company with Miss Emily Davis, the pretty and yivaciOus school marin of the Wyld's school, who was also visiting home-folks.
 A stroke of good luck Is what you might term this opportunity to get ready-made screens at such low prices of Paslay & Johnson. They guarantee to it any old frames. Warping and shrinking has no effect on the Wheeler Screens. Works in all kinds of weather If you are looking for nice line of dress and dry goods for the spring sea son, don't overlook the new stock at w. T. Sanders, consisting of newest shades of voile, ginghams. lawns, cali coes, waist goods, etc These goods will be sold at the lowest market prices. Give him . call.
 Rev s. H Babcock left Sunday night Tor Corning, Arkansas, where he will conduct prOtracted meeting for 4 couple Of weeks. Rev. Babcock is an earnest and eloquent preacher, and Will no doubt accomplish much good in mat town. We wish him success, and that there may be a great outpouring of the Spirit.
 New stock is received weekly, and We always have on hand a full line of shingles, sash, doors. blinds, mouldings and al kinds of lumber. We want your trade, and will treat you fairly and literally. Call and be convinced that we have the largest stock ever seen in thls city. and that our prices ale low. Paslay X Johnson.
 The Times is delighted to note that the Presbyterians are building hand some cottage for their pastor. IL is located on the northeast corner of the church lot, and when completed will De convenient and cozy. Rev Hensley Is giving the work his personal super vision, and deserves the highest consld eration of this people.
 What we can do. We can, first of all meet all reasonable competition ou ', Screen Doors ard Windows. We car guarantee material and workmanship | without qualification. We can fill or | ders fer any size, promptly and exactly We can cheerfully make 1sgures anC 1 give infofn, ation. and WE can farni5i 1 all accessories, IS they may bs needed l Phone [, aod we wtll 8ene man tC | take tNe v es u7es of your TT, scHe an,
 doors bse'sg < otceoc.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07

We make a speciality of filing con tractors bills complete. 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 It IS lumber, you may get il here. The Forrest City Lumber Com pany,
 Hon, Walter German returned Mon day from Searcy, where he went to visit his sick relatives. MT. II. P. Cor man, and Miss Lollie are able to De up but little Henry has pneumonia, beth lungs being effected, and he is very ill We join the many friends of the fam fly III sincere sympathy. They seem to be having more than their share of affl ctions, and we hope all will soon De well
 State Senator 0, N. Killough, who is ex-ohioio Lieut.. Governor of the State, and president of the St. Francis Levee board, was i'll the city Saturday night for short time between trains, and was snroute ID Wynnc to spend Sunday with his family. Ne are in receipt of an open letter from the gentlemen which we publish in another column in which he p'acee e.-.se't tght befe-e she recple.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Gbe forrest Gitp Gimes.
LANDVOICT & VADAKIN. EdiLOr.s and Publishers.
LOCAL ADDENDA.

MT. John Gazzola, of Brinkley, was in town Sunday.
 Go 10 John R. Browns Restaurant for meals or lodging,
 MT. Henry Yarbor and Daniel Abel, of Palestine were in town on business Saturday.
 Poultry Wire, all heights and rat proof, may be had of Pasay X Johnson at bargain prices.
 Squire Geo. Rattan, of Widener, was in town on business Saturday and gave us q pleasant call.
 We have lots of good whiskies, but Old J. II. Gutter can't be beat for pur- ty and flavor N. B. Nelson & Go.
 Miss Claudia Mallory and Miss Julia Rodgers went to Memphis Tuesday to do little shopping and take in the tall buildings.
 Golfers and Railway White Lead. Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, and all Coiors in Oil at lowest prices, at Pas lay & JohnsoH's.
 MT. Dan Hunter who Is employed with Mir. l.. k. Grobmyer. went to St. Louis Sunday night in charge of three carloads of fat beef cattle.
 Go to Mrs. $. l. Trice's for Lowney's Fresh Boxed candies, 15c per pound They are the best made, and some thing real nicefor your sweetheart.
 FoR SALE-Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants Now ready for planting. Full .olooded Plymouth Rock Eggs at 3l per setting. N. INGRAM.
 Miss Laura Lee Head and Mary Nal lory went to Memphis Monday tO visit friends, gc shopping and take in the Julia Marlowe performance at the Ly- ceum.
 Protect your garden or your little chicks with Paslay & Johnson Ponl. try Hire, which is rat and chicken proof. All heights, at lowest Hyiug prices.
 The jail having been crowded to it's utmost capacity prior ts the court. now presents lonesome and des0late ap- pearance since twelve went over the road, ard nearly all the balance were turned leose.
 Spring is here, and it 2 time to raint your house and fences. We have every Kind of paint, and will fll your orders at prices so that you can meet or beat all competition, Let us talk to you apout lt. Paslay x Johnson,
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07

We guarantee every bucket of our Ready Mixed Pains. The Hammer Brand, or Heath X Milligan $, have no superiors. We are the sole agents in
 Forrest City. A five year guarantee goes with every bucket Paslay X Johnson.
 Miss Annie Pearson has accepted a position as saeslady in the ladies de l partment, up stairs, with Becker & Lewis. and entered upon the discharge of her duties Monday. We congratu- late the firm upon securing the services of such charming assistant. Contractors and builders are invited to make our yalds their headquarters when at leisure, and to inspect our large stock We can fill any kind of an order that calls for building material promptly and at the most reasonable figures. The Forrest City Lumber Company.
 Mr. l.. F. Diamond, a liquor dealer at Raggi0 City, III Lee county was in town a couple of days this week. The change of climate or perhaps the brands did not seem to agree with him, for the Forrest City article put him out of business in no time He said he lived here once upon time, a long time ago and that he knows many of the older inhabitants.
 w. T. Sanders has recently received another lot of fresh groceries. The stock is constantly changing, and you are always sure to find just what you want Tn this stock fresh and nice, and at the lowest prices. Elect and Omega Flour will satisfy the most critical cpl cure. Give him call
 Smeyelle's adequate presentation of Shakespeare immortal play of love and passion, Romeo and Juliet, will be given at the Becker & Lewis Opera House Wednesday night, April l2th, with d carload of speclal scenery, prop critics and electrical effects. IL will ba without question the elite legitimate preseut tation of the entire season.
 k. A. TalleY, who formerly lived on the Wylds' place left the county owing Mir Robert L. Pettu5 about 3i10 on q mortgage. Deputy Sam swan located him at Byhalia and went after him on Thursday of last week But when he found his man, he paid up, and the offl- Ger came home with the money instead of prisoner, which was much better for all concerned.
 The governor has recently appointed MT. C. T. Moore Justice of the Peace of Tellc0 Township vice H. c. Philips resigned. Squire Moore IS an old hand at the business having formerly held that office for several years, and know ing him as wei AS we do we can safely predict that all persons having business in his court will get even aud exact justice according to the best of his knowledge and belief
 MT and Mrs. $. Nj Key, of Weldon, Arkansas, were reistered at the Marion ] Monday. They were on their honey moon, and the blushlng bride not wishing anyone to know that they were l Just married, had her new husband register their names separately, and l they vert Tn to dine Later the hUsv band asked the clerk to assign them d room, which he refused to do being governed entirely by the register.
 Ihls calico for explanations, the regia- ter ~as properly written, ard hey | Tree hsrp7 eysr aste-9a-ds.
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07

Rev. Sidney Babcock preached two most excellent sermons Sunday at the Frst Methodist church. He is a fiji . reasoner and greatly pleased his many friends here whO knew him from hls early boyhpod up to the time that he : ltered the ministry. Alter the morning service the Pastor received class of seven ytung ladies' into the church. on profession of faith and by baptism. Next Sunday wee aro.hsr class will be received --Whitc Coect7 CitiTep,
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07
Warning Order.

in tire Chaucery Court of st. ran''
 County. Arkansas - Ella J. Manchester. Pmintlu' eter es CA. Smith anl E. Y. smith. hefts .,FV Sf- itr, ssse warned to appear E D romplail Witbi5 thirty daya and answer me e'4 <. of .se Plaintiff, EHaJ Msne ets'tsf TRY, Clerk St. Francis enaue Match @0 io05
The Forrest City times., 1905-04-07

Spring is here, and it i3 time to raint your house and fences We ehave every kind of paint, and will fll your orders at prices so that you can meet or beat all competition, Let us talk to you about it. Paslay x Johnson,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-04-21
Our Goldfield Record is Unparalleled

We put out Sandstone Shares at 1Sc-
now selling at SOC
We put out Original Bullfrog Shares at Sc
now selling at 4Oc
We put out Blue Bull Shares at Doc
now selling at SOC
We put out Black Butte Shares at Doc
now selling at 44c
We put out Goldield M. Co. Shares at 25c.
now selling at 7SC
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-04-21

L. s. Johnson, OF Colorado Springs,
i. a late arrival who has heard much of
Goldfeld and is here to see for him
sell. Mr.. Johnson j. the wner OF the
L he Bird mine at Cripple Creek and is
= leavv and successful! mining operator.
II has had A representative at Gold
f. Id for some time and has already
a~.luired some interests here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16

La grippe coughs yield quickly to the
wonderful curative qualities Of Foley's
Honey and Tar. There is nothing else
''just as good Sold by Drew Leonard,
RandolDh
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC

Two things to talk about. See page ?.
See J. E Jerd's photograph ad., page 3.
For sALE:-swift's Poultry Food,
+. y. JERD.
FoR sAIF.-seven carloads dry wood.
J. v. NEWTON.
N y. W. McCoILoM.
For sALE:-Fifty tin sap tubs.
HERALD OFFICE.
R.LR.eg for Matching, 10 for SOC. If.
II. A. LEONARD.
FoR sALE:-Ten tons first class hay.
MAPLE GROVE FARM, East Randolph.
For Edison Photographs and supplies
see page i. Mrs. r. +. NANoRNAM.
WASTED: Fowls or chickens, alive or
dressed. n +. y. JERD.
FOR SALE:-A good Carpenter organ :
priee only "a. II Mrs, n, Z. ALLEN.
Oysters are at the same old price, 40c. a
at, at F.. n. Jerd's market. Nv
Bring your calf skins TO +. N.Jerd. Can
pay more than anyone else IN town
, WASTED A hired man for farm, 8 or
s months.J. A. WAsHBCRN, Brookneld.
WANTED Boy Il to 16 yrs. old to work
on farm for season. " +. {. RICHARDSON
B.&M., c. v, Rut., o. q L. c. mileages
at Hulbert's barber shop, Edson's block
To REST:-Tenement to party who viii
board man and wife. II Box 300, Randolph.
WANTED .-Good capable girl for general
Homework.
2w FRANK c. RICHARDSON, Randolph.
Full-blood r. /. r. eggs for Matching
4Oc for setting of 10 eggs.
Wv MRS. II. = ALLEN
For sALE:-one pair good one-horse
sleds, one good dump cart.
Bring in your hides, skins, pelts and
raw furs and get top prices at !. ID. Itch
fields.
Losr:-Gold heart-shaped loeket and
chain. Finder please return to Le1tie
Bailey.
New shirt samples received. Call and
see them and leave your order. Spring
suit samples also In. }. T.. JkkD'
A special number has been added to the
program for the entertainment for Friday
night-a comedy sketch by stark Bros.
For SALE CHEAP:-Hou ell and barn
supplied with running water, good gar
den; pleasantly situated in Pethville.
3w DANA II. MORSE.
Rhode Island Reds r. c. eggs for hatch
ing. Extra care and feed TO produce fer
tility. Eggs, 10 Il; 80 per 1907 also White
Rock eggs.
Mrs. o. W. BRocKwAY, East Bethel.
Let me send your laundry to Montpelier
Wednesday morning on the SOD and back
FRIDAYS. IL you take the train yourself
get mileage of me. Z. X. STEELE
FARM FOR SALE:-Known as the Cush'
man farm, situated mile from town; also
several good cows. For further particulars
inquire Of Mrs. q. f. Cushman, 80 Central
street.
WANTED Lady or gentleman of fail
education to travel for a firm of s250,OOl
capital Salary s1,072 per year and ex'
penses; paid weekly. Address Nj. Perez
val, Randolph, VT.
For SALE:-J. j. Pratt farm, two mile
from Braintree. About 200 acres, includ
ing about 90 acres good woodland lyinl
near railroad; sugar orchard; also 49, ton
good hay tons unthreshed barley, saw
| ing machine in good repair, farming
| tools, az cords wood, one COW, etc.
II. f. FLINT, Admr.
Telenhnnp connection,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Two things to talk about. See page


DR.. Hanson OF Cambridge, Mass, is a
guest at the Maplewood.
At Grace church next Sunday there VIII
be evening prayer and sermon at 2'SO p m
Clarence Biekford of Barre was here
over Sunday. He returned to Barre Mon
day.
Mrs. Ellen j. Bryant has bought Melzar
Woodbury's farm for 5000 and has taken
possession.
Arthur Comstock has rented the II. G
Pember place for the coming year and
taken possession.
ID. d. Eddy has sold his three year old
grade Holstein steers to Bert Blaisden oil
East Randolph for s140.
\. +. LaFrancis has rented his farm TO
party in Brooktield, and will travel as
salesman Of nursery stock.
w. d. Wright. his sister, Mrs. Logan,
and her daughter left Tuesday on trip 70
Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Rev. George F. Wells will preach sun
day morning in the Methodist church on
the topic "Japan's Freedom and Ours"
Postoffice Inspector Rapp inspected the
Randolph Center postotiiee yesterday
afternoon and found everything in hne
shape.
Warren Day OF Essex Junction visited
/ his sister, Miss Florence Day, at the Nor
mai, and other friends from Saturday to
/ Tuesday.
All except one north Of the Adams
creamery have TO draw water for then
stock. They draw from the brook neal
the creamery.
/ Clarence Swan of Bridgeport, Conn.,
was here Tuesday and returned home
Wednesday. He was a guest while here
of w. +. Washburn.
The bell at the Cong1 church that has
4 been so long out of place and silent, was
readjusted last week, and last Sunday II
rang out its call TO church with renewed
yigor. All were glad to hear il again.
| win {. Bolin saved and bought tag
/ from the Continental Tobacco eompany'i
tobacco so that he sent 600 TO the Floro'
dora Tag Co. and received a fine eight
day clock. lie sent seventy-tive later ano
received therefor a razor and pipe.
Miss symmes, who has been at tn,
| Colonial this winter and visiting hel
aunt, Miss {. b. Weymouth, aud wh'
has been critically i'll the past few weeks
has so far recovered that she started fo
her home in Ottawa, Canada, last Thurs
day night. Miss Weymouth accompanied
her.
Geo. ID. Hyzers mother went 10 Bur
i lington some time ago TO visit relatives
She was taken sick with the grip, anI
Mr.. Hyzer went to Burlington last weel
and removed her to Dr. Sparhawk'
sanitarium. She is 50 years old and a
last accounts she was no better.
There was a good attendance at Norma
hall last week to hear the subject Q
.Tuberculosisn discussed by experts
DIR. Don ID. Grout of Waterbury read a.
instructive paper on the subject and ID
Bryant OF Ludlow gave an address. The
are OF the state tuberculosis commission
Arthur Adams has been to New Yor
and engaged to work for firm tha
makes aud sells extensions for those ths
are so unfortunate as to have one lie
shorter than the other. He is to
soliciting agent with headquarters
Boston, after looking up some partit
about here. He returned home last Satur
day and started out Tuesday for Roxbury
, Mortified and Montpelier, where he e1
poets to take orders.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16

the gunpowder plot which Unexpectedly
distinguished il. At the next meeting,
March rs, large class will be initiated "a
the first and second degrees, and at the
meeting April s, the Harvest march VIII
be led by p. w. Connolly and Mrs. e ,.
Booth.
A third dental Office is to be established
in Randolph about the first OF April by
DIR. II, q. Beekman OF West Someryille,
Mass. who is to have the rooms IN the
Tewksbury block just vacated by Capt
Eldredge. DIR. Beekman, who is the SON
in-law of Hon. w. b. Wall, is graduate
OF the Harvard Dental college and for
eleven years has been practising his pro-
fession with great success in Boston ana
West S0merville. He is thoroughly
grounded in the theory and practice OF
dental science and will be welcome qddi-
tion TO the fraternity Of the state lie
will leave prosperous business in West
Somerville to take advantage OF the open
ing offered in Randolph, which he hnds
attractive also as a place OF residence.
The rooms in the Tewksbury block will
be made into handsome parlors, carefully
equipped for every branch OF the work OF
the skiIltul dentist, which DR.. Beekman Is
conceded to be.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
Church Notes.

Services in the Baptist church lO;3J
a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at y m,
The theme OF sermon in the Christian
church next Sunday will be "Human
Limitations"
Christian Science chapel; services sun
day, II a. m; subject, Reality" Wednes-
day, 80 p. m.
Rev. G. L. Ladd will supply the pulpit
of the Congl church on Sunday morning
at the request of the committee.
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Christian church will meet for work al
the vestry Thursday, March %, at 2'a
p. m.
| White bread, brown bread, graham
bread. cakes and home made candy for
sale at the NJ. +. vestry Saturday after
noon.
! Methodist Episcopal church;-Preach-
ing by the pastor at 1880 a. m. SUNDAY
| school at u O'Clock. Epworth League az
/ $40 p. m.
At st. Johns church next Sunday. the
| second Sunday in Lent, there Will be cele'
/ bration of the Holy Communion at 9A5 a
m. Morning Prayer will be said, with ser
mon, at 10 80 O'Clock, and Evening Prayer
4 with sermon. at 5 o'clock. During Lent, I
brief service is held on Wednesday after
moons at O'Clock. All are welcome <
Il these services.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16

81 hNRA = - - AN+ANfN L.
Mrs. John Blaisdell is quite i'll.
II. E. Thayer of Warren was in town last
week.
Mrs Gracia Sargent of Tunbridge has
been with her daughter, Mrs. X. A. Pierce,
the past week.
Mrs. John Rogers was called to Gays
Vile last week to attend the funeral Of her
father. Frank Durkee and wife. Elmer
and Julius Rogers went with her.
Mrs. f. A. Holbrook of Brooklyn, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. X. b.
Grow, has gone to VISIT her sister, Mrs. l..
A. Russlow, in Randolph for two weeks.
Last Saturday, Herbert /. Kemp moved
his household goods to Shady Rill, where
he is to preach this year. His wife will 90
this week. All wish him success in his
new field OF labor.
Mrs. Sarah Clark, who had been spend
ing the winter in Woodstock, returned to
her home last week and has moved her
household goods to Mrs. Penneys house.
Mrs. Clark has rented her place to Clark
Wiley, who will take possession at once.
Not a very large crowd came out to the
creamery meeting Saturday evening, but
those who did were well repaid, as they
heard a very interesting talk by Dana II.
| Morse of Randolph. Mr. Morse made no
large statements, but gave some facts and
| figures regarding creameries, told what
the Cooperative creamery at Randolph
/ had done for its patrons, gave ideas as "a
I how best to start a creamery and said that
I il we could get enough cows there would
I be no trouble in starting and operating a
/ creamery. The next creamery meeting is
\ TO be next Saturday evening, at which
meeting il is expected the committee will
report as to what they have done. A good
/ attendance would be very encouraging.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16
SOUTH RANDOLPH.
Two things to talk about. See page

Don Clifford has rented Earl RifOrd's
tenement.
Mrs. Margaret Smith is quite sick, and
Fred Stevens also.
Little Clara Paine is rapidly improving
from the scarlet fever.
Mr.. Try of Craftsbury was in town the
first OF the week on business.
Miss Laura Paine has gone to Somer-
willie. Mass, to visit her sister.
julius Greene has two boys from Spring
field. Mass, with him at present.
Mrs. Jennie Judd has been suffering
from an attack of bronchitis; attended by
Dr. Russlow.
George Rogers, Earl, Charlie and PhtllE
Riford. and Mrs. Lesvitt are new griT
patients in this vicinity.