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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
ROOT To TAKE THE
RE|NS Of OFFICE

Washington, July 19.-Elinu Root
arrived here last night from New
York and today will take the DATA ~
secretary of state. He said tnat his
coming at this time was to formally
take up the reins of office as secretary
of state. He will remain in the city,
however, but one day He was met
at the depot by Acting Secretary Adee,
who accompanied him to his lorel.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
JAPS READY
TO ENVELOPE
VLAD|vOSTOK

London, July io.--Tae Toxic core
spondent Of the Telegraph says jap
anese army has been landed north u
Nladiyostok and complete en-
yelopment Of the fortress is imminent
More Ships for Japs.
Toxic, July l9--An officer who has
returned from Port Artaur repJtts
that the extent of the damage 10 the
suhken Russian ships was sllghts,
tnan was anticipated. II has been
found that the vital portions Of tho
ships were strangely unhurt.
Good Outlook for Peace.
oyster Bay, July 19.No adviees
either from this country or from
abroad have reached President Rooss
welt which would warrant, even by
indirection, pessimlstic view Of the
forthcoming peace conference between
Russia and Japan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
General Wood Leaves Hospital.

Boston, July 10 Generar Leonard
Wood, who recently underwent an op
GRAFTON at private hospital In this
city, left the institution yesterday. 20
companied by Mrs, Wood, trained
nurse and physician, lie has gene
to the country for few days, We
expects to sail early next month FOR
Manila.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Good Outlook for Peaoe.
FARMERS ARH
NOT PE6D[ FRS

FarmerB who dIslrlbute their Own
produce from house 70 house are not
peddlers and hawkers and do not
come within the provisions OF the
raddlers ana hawkers law as enacted
At the last session Of the legislature
This II the decision in brief. as rem.
dered yesterday In an unofficial opin.
Jon by the attorney general, In re
Spouse to Yerban remonstrance by
q delegation of Milwaukee vendors.
aho objected q allowing farmers to
compete with them IN the sale OF veg.
efables. They asked for construc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

tS45.ooo,o00) in England at their dis,
9oSal Besides there are two large
steel armed battleSaipS, 10000 tons
each, At the Armstrong shipNards in
England Special attention mas been
given 70 maintain the military 50 that
they have first class development, ii
theiS line, which Sweden have nor "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

ton Of chapter 400 of the laws OF
1905, tho new peddlers law In rem.
dering his opinion the attorney gon'
eral quotes with approval the Ian.
guage Of n high court, to the effect
Sat farmers do not come within the
mlschier which u peddlers license law
Ia Designed to correct, except that
they are the victim of this mischief,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Murderer Gets q STAY.

81. Paul July 19.--The supreme
court yesterday granted stay OF eA
ccution in the case Of William WIZ.
lens, sentenced to nang August Q for
the murder Of John Keller and mis-
mother Williams attorney recently
appealed TO the supreme court from an
order OF the lower court denying tie
client another new trial.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Hot All Over Nebraska.

Omaha, Neb., July 19.-The extreme
heat continued over Nebraska yester.
day with increasing humidity. There
was a steady rise in the temperature
during the day Although there was
much suffering from the leat, no pros
trations were reported.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
sheboygan Banker Dies.

sneboygan. Wis, July 19.-Ge0rge
End, aged rs, president Of the Bank r
sheboygan, died yesterday. He IVES
we'll known In the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
CABINET SAID TO BE DOOMED
TO DEFEAT.
COERCION IN DISFhV0R
Election Shows That Peaceful Opin.
ion Is Gaining Ground-Letter Re.
ceived at La Crosse Describes
Norway's Readiness for War-Has
Money, Men and Fighting Ships.

Stockholm. July 19.-Both houses
of the riksdag were In secret session
Monday and yesterday almost unin-
terruptedly. 1t is understood that
the senate has concluded the prelim-
mary discussion of the relations be-
tween Sweden and Norway and that
when the chamber arrives at a de,
cision both houses will meet and
Jointly endeayor TO adjust their very
material differences. 1t is reported
that the government bill will be re-
jected and the cabinet will resign
The result Of a bye-election in one
of the districts Of Stockholm for
members of the second chamber in.
dicates that the opinion Of the hber.
ais is turning against the coercion Of
Norway. The liberal candidate,
who announced himself as in favor Of
1eorganizing Norway as a separate
state without humilitating conditions.
was elected over an opponent hold.
ing opposite views.
Norway Ready for War.
La Crosse. Wis, July 19.-ln a
private letter received BY Carl Yer.
nau, formerly a sergeant in the Nor.
wegian army at Chrisiana. from
Lieut.. Trogerson. the preparations
which have been made for war are
described
I'VE are well prepared, as grain
and ammunition have been gathered
tor lorg time, the writer says At
Fort Oscarborg. 10000 men are quar-.
terei ready for action al a minutes
notice In the var treasury tlere Is
a surplus Of $4,000. 900 crowns tsI5..
600 600 and f50.000.0o0 crowns.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
EMERY APPOINTS
NEW INSPECTORS
ADDITIONAL MEN AUTHORIZED
BY LEGISLATURE,
EFFICIENT STAFF

Dairy and Food Commission Rendered
More Effective by Selection Of Ex,
perts Especially Fitted for the
Work-Sketches OF AppoIntess
Show Much Experience.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
BIG LUMBER DEAL.
Transfer at Washburn for Considera.
ton of Millions.

ton of Millions.
Washbuln, Wis, July l9,-One of
the largest transfers of lumber and
milling properties in this section has
just been closed. BY il the Edwar |
Hines Lumber Co. comes into posses
sion OF the White River Lumber Co.
at Mason including mill property and
some 500.OOOO00 feet of staining lum.
Der. The consideration was about
$4,000, 900
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Unabated at ST. Louis.
Same Story at Detroit.

Detroit, July -Four prostrations
We're reported during the past "a
hours, two of watch were fatal. The
maximum temperature yesterday WAS
Oh
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
TRIPLE DROWNING AT ASHLAND.
Two Women and a Man Lose Their
Lives While Bathlnu.

Ashland, wis, July 19,-Mrs. Rush
AM daughter Of Kansas City and ed.
ward Ewing Of Cable. Wis, drowned
In Namakngon Lake while bathing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, July 19.-r-e maximum
temperature yesterday was "a. Three
pl ostrations were reported.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20
Official Weather Man at Washngton Prom
ises Continuation Of Torrdip
PEOPLE Advised Not to Drink Alcoholics
and to Look to Diet
Manv Prostrations and Deaths Reported
From All Over the Country

yesterday of heart failure, superin-
duced by the extreme leat of the past
few days.
Clerk and Driver Overcome.
Kansas City, July 19.-Carl Stein,
heimer, a clerk whose home IS AZ
Marshall, Mo. and John Schiller, a
driver, were overcome by the leat
here yesterday. Steinheimer's condi-
ton is dangerous.
Two Deaths in Connecticut.
New Haven, Coun., July Ire
ports from all sections of the state
show that yesterday was the hottest
of the summer, the mercury almost
touching the 100 mark in several cities.
Only two deaths We're recorded, one
a. Meridian and one from Greenwich.
Unabated at ST. Louis.
St. Louis, July 19,-The excessive
heat continues undated acre and SIX
prostrations were reported yesterday
The maximum temperature was 80.
Killed in Harvard Field.
Bloomington, H., July 19.-With a
temperature of 81 yesterday, William
George of Melvin was killed by the
heat while working in the harvest
field.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

creamery, dairy and food inspectors ia
$1,000 n year and OF tne other two -
81 per day and necessary travelling
expenses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

yesterday of heart failure, superin-
duced by the extreme heat of tne past
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-07-20

st. Paul. July 19.-Daniel VI. RIB.
inson, aged y. president of the North.
western Elevator Co, died suddenly
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
PROFITABLE ADVERTISING
The Dull Summer Season is Being Shortened to the Vanishing
 Point hy Wids-Awake Ad.


 Not So many years ago ii was customary among the merchants generally to look upon the months ot July ana August and the frs, two or three weeks of September as 6 period Of absolute business inertia.
 ThIs was true Of pot only Mem phis merchants, but Of those in the majority of the large cities in the land.
 A great change has gradually taken place.
 In each succeeding year of the past decade il has been noticeable that the so-cslled dull season period has been shortened, until now II Is hard to tell where It begins and where 1t ends.
 h other words, the so-called dull summer season is slowly, but sure ly, disappearing to the vanishing poInt
 What has done 1t alls
 SEwsPAPEs ADVERTISING.
 Ii Is fact that has been firmly established that, no matter what the season, if the merchant has something good to sell the people will buy it in August or in Decem- Der.
 It has become study among the successful advertisers how to elim- mate the dull summer season as nearly as possible, AND THEY WILL Do IT IN TIME.
 There is no valid reason why tbare should be discouraging dull season in summer under ordinary circumstances.
 It has been demonstrated that people will buy just as easily in August as at other tunes if the bar gains are attractively brought to their attention.
 It lies with the advertiser or the merchant to create the desire.
 Then why have a dull season when newspaper advertising has proven 10 be wonderful stimuIant In shaking of the erstwhile drowsy state Of summer trade?-News. Scimitar.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
A NERITO84OU, DEED 's-aTfs5n JsDas Fass-ll. If Forrest EiF. Eat-fG25Bs 1Ase % Ganf.e srsfe ssis5ers wffh Frss-
 Es-+rsrsgY1
hErElA

fitBfsesF. August ;. 1slg5- sss hlsi zsf5e se3s I'd s-zt-r Gss far lie gal- Isnt old 1Dtf-osf2ts sod 5ers = >1 frxDeas cgguiF. CzgIsin James Fas- sell- of Forrest Csit- st ais 0Hu sxfe3s- ,gaFa6as fre-. nis fashioned csrt,scBs si stuart csEings. inst sssi .. tsEa afg5 invited zH ttl. cd s18dssrs living iD ths oggEty. and sy-. frg-n sc. .sin- ing e9auti-s- to o9De eat. cr1hs srsd t.s Derrs. sI day loDg
 Ttse 5esitst5ofl- ;; is Be@e4-ss 10 s2y xss zece-fsc- and from all poants 9t the eompsss. tbs old b9ys and ftsif families came Doxsfbsr 10 Fsasw old frisaoships sDo bl3 dBli care tegef.e
 ~Nr. James sssfTcd and family Qt WYnb- were among tbe nanbeT who stisn6ad.
 Too u8e4s ,rais. esnD0s be gIF-n Ca spisin Russell for ttlis gsDeI0gs deed. which proves bow s1ru ls tfss l0ve ihe old s93oiers hare fof one another.
 --irse dsy x4s ibdt-d sn erjoTaole ore ard passed eE witboaf E. oT bindrsnes Of an kind
 '--oos The rspi6lf tsInning liae Of old soldiers VII be snnr: but tbeir memories pever. -Wynne 5 sde- Democrat
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Married the Other Fellow.

Tuesday Mir. Bass Ables and a young gentleman who thought he had won the affections of the for ners daughter, went 10 Forrest City and secured license to wed. While they were gone another lover, Mir. J. b. Hardin, secured the young lady, Miss Luthema Ables, and together they came 10 Wynne where Circuit Clerk Ham. nett issued license for the young lady also. Mr. Hardin and the young lady imm ediately left here, and in few hours the father and the lover number one reached Wynne in search of the runaway couple. It is said that the lover who secured license at Forrest City was highly wrought up over the apparent loss of his girl and didn't let the grass grow beneath his feet during the search. Hardin and the girl were both found at Rev. Jones' home few miles southeast of Wynne; but whether they had got married or not cannot be learn. ed. At any rate the father and the other lover recovered the young lady, and proceeded to the home of all parties concerned & section known as Dark Corner. We hope the best man won out in the final contest.
 Later-Rev. J. W. Knight came to town Thursday, and reported that he performed the ceremony for MT. Hardin and the young lady, and that the father only got posses sion of the young lady after her marriage with MT. Hardin. It is now reported that Mir. Hardin has again got possession of his bride Blade Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

laGT5ees aFe reeeis@3 za 1be erer- sazzs tlls Esassls Indian gesssF sz51zl ln Ilah Ejl f,e fasrgzo open AF -35e GlFerrlnseur faf sezr lszzssIi- e. | .1zlls- =. 'sfad Ttlar- 1a8 acn9usz1 of same. Irs- 5iFicLzl Eer5sarat511fs Scr 12se land H53 a9e5oe Aagast }. a7 Grand , 5-i4-E5es- C.slarsss sssd z7 TeE1zaa. Praee asl3 Prsra. Trah. sze8 t=g5e- Era-5aa fo class Aag2sz l.
 Is-swls-=s- 1o determine rise order Iu nflica seIerz5osls q -i1e land mar ts made. viii be he'd lp Proro. Utah cazEs1rl1sg Thursday. August 1s Arfo fass applications q -s9ase Essy1scs- gss-zftg 114a craE-ing n4nhers fr0m f0 5,a Er5elas1re- mas1 t,e I.-eseZ3ted a A-erz4sL ! 1ak1. \ August = when Ff1eF Eill fe considered in their ngue-5cs1 9-3er during Ifie 1rs- dsF. t99e spfli- cs-5azls . holders gf Bunfers 5I 10 ll's zBcs as5vs- 5o te preseu1ed o1 Ibe -eoeE9d csy. and se o1 uufsl sH n9m- t,@-s fsTe t,eeu disposed Ct-
 Between the tlzae of s1-aeiozl and tfe drawing. applicants vii he given certificates permitting them e examine the lands Al applications tCr eI-rF mGs- o- made if1divld usIlr- and eaI 10. p- made oy agents o- representatives except in Tfse cases c. fsoE8grzf1F 5iscf1arsre6 ss3diers and sall- ors- who ma! sobznir proofs of their ' 1zli1tczz3ols through agents Of .beir own selection No person boweTer. will te permitted fe sc- &s agent fo, H0re rtGan ogse soldier CT sailor The reservation l. reached 10 z1v3uTsge Fia s Ds~ transportation liDe from Mack Colorado. known a the EinEah Railway. also by stage line from Price Ttah- ! station o8 lie line z. the Denver and Rio GraIg5e R R
 On this account and in order - ac- nit of interest sd persons E4sti ici patir1g in rl8e Ferg unusual oppor1 unity Thu, preseu1ed at n0miEa. exyesase. The For Worth G Denver City Railxay The DenYer Read vii sell round "Trip tickets from Tex4s points dails a- rate of one fare plus 2.se fog ths round trip. with I return limit Of o days from date Of purcf4ase and wil also afford ihe privilege of s1op-oFer going and returning in order 10 facil Itate the interests of those desirin, to investigate and He claims
 Details regarding the best plans c procedure in order 10 secure parts 0 The property will be supplied free c cost by MT. 4. 4 Glisson. C. P < Of The Denver Road zt Fort Worth Texas upon application The land
 referred To are in many respects e1 traordinarily good and. as this is prot
 ably the last opportunity of the kim
 which will he afforded for many year to come, il gces without saying tha
 an immense interest will te found il the opening by parties from all s.7c tions Of the countrY.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
ECHOES or THE BARBEuE
.19NfEDEsAIEBaRBEcrE


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The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

Thero are three governors of the South who are known far and wide Folk, Davis and Vardaman. Folk is man of sterling worth, 6 poodle fighter and an executive who deals 6 crushing blow to crime. Davis is a politician who devotes two-thirds Of his time to running for office, and the other pardoning tiger artists, appointing his friends 10 office, fighting imaginary trusts and compromising with railroads. Yardaman is a notoriety seeker of the worst type, stubborn fellow who will not give up even when conscious that he is in the wrong. His time is employed in fighting the Presi. dent and reviewing the race ques- ton. Just now he has the States of Mississippi and Louisiana in a turmoil and citizens of the sister States are at daggers points, over a blunder Vardaman has made in regard to the quarantine regula- tions.-Jonesboro Tribune.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

There are towns to day maintain. ing expensiTe qaaraniines against the world which bare pools Of siAgnant water standirg ID their streets and yaeapi lots. The money could be far better expended in filing up aud getting rio oi the breeding places of ihe mosquitoes. aud when the panic is over they would have good results to sbow " for their mopey.-Ft. Smith New, Record.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
We glean from sn exenspgsths

We glean from sn exenspgs that { Ssbrssks rssormsr, \ female. O: course, lseiaring in the Essi for tbe cause Of female suffrage, hss announced, ae an nliimaiam: aS c ballot, 20 bsbies" Men and brethren, what shall we des Ne are certainly confronted with real trouble at last, and Il .ill require the combined .is1om Of al ot ug 10 gel even.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
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 The whole summing ap 9f the nat tef ls 1l1af Booker Washington l. 2s good A John Wanamakef. and John Warzuaker is. on his oHn plea. 10 better ti.4n Booker Washington ard therefore neither l. an, better than 8 common negro. and We Beed not bother about tbem.
 Lef uncle Jollu aud his gal have l Booker and iel Booker have uflclt John. for Deiifef of them will have l a3 DA8ft NA8i D&tsDf rA-~ H A4a S4AAE ee>l anything. We will manage somehow 10 get along without them. 10 keeI the fever out Of Memphis and build l up the South upon The sound basis oi white mans government unto pros l perity for all. white and cOlored alike. and should Booker become widowei and marry that woman we will con grat uiate them and wish that they may live happily ever thereafter amid E the gentle sunshine and moonlight ot their Northern home, while they re main two souls with but single ] thought, two hearts that beat d, one. W. T. BOILING.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

Ibe announcement from Judge Robertson of hls intention 10 retire from the bench after his prese nt term expires. comes he a surprise 10 many friends throughout the district. He has filled the trying position with great honor to his constituency and credit 10 himself. and is held in very high esteem by those having bosiness in his court He will return to Mariana. and practice law.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
Notice Of Ditch Letting

Notice ls hereby Ylyeo that ss le of the w0fs for tue cJusfr4etlon af toe draIusge canal ss aescrlosc so6 provided is Spy Buck Drainage Btstrici Somb@r One H. sk eefa b. nsoso bg ioe County Court of -f Francs County. Arkansss will te set by tbe engineer of said dlsfFsct tO foe lowest respODsi pse bidder sf fhe west door of the Court house c. said County On NecQesdsr The zsrd day Of August. fsb. Bond with approved security wll ee required Of ali contractors
 Nituess my hand ss Clerk 0. the County Court this tbe 76th day of Juiy. lsi5-
 St T. (. MERwIs. tCIerk
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
The Parrish College.

An established school that offers thoroughly practical courses in Busi. ness and Shorthand. and all academic branches. Normal department soon to he added. Experienced teachers in charge. Tuition reasonable Write for catalogue and full particulars.
 E. H. PARRISH, President.
 ParagOuld. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
WAS A VERY SICK BOY
But Cured by ChamberIaln's Colic. Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy.

When my boy was two years old he had a very severe attack of bowel complaint, but by the use of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy we brought him out all right says Maggie Hickox. of Mid land, Mich. This remedy can be de- pended upon in the most severe eases. Even cholera infantum is cured by it.. Follow the plain printed directions and cure is certain. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

Col. Ysn E. lizard, Of Porr esi Ciiy, is sD syosec candidate for Railroad Commissioner. The Col onsl is good mat in any place yon put him, ard should ihs peo- pie see ft to sntrast the office Of Rsilrosc Commissioner to him, ibe ot6ee would be 10 safe hards- Monroe County Citizen.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25
To BE oPEN FoR sErTLENESI

2t-= asso Acres of Cos E-n raeE: L2D9 s0 Be Thrown O7Sn for >sStzIrmeuz Auz1s- 1s- 1ssaS--A >T3sB65d Opportunity for Homr- Seekers fo Locate IB the Nos. Favored Portion Of rE7z North wei
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-25

The following Is gleaned iron the hansas City Journal. Tn speaking Of the successful life of Col. Daniel s. Lamont: "A boy is never too old to change his habits. Patience. energy. fidelity 10 duty, courage and steady ha bits command success, and these sre things that any man can have if he chooses. Even one of those quail. ties generally suffice if it shines through the daily acts which mak c up the sum of life. The reason why most boys and men fail to achieve even one distinctive trai, of character"