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The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12
COMRADES, ATTENTION.
Unveiling of Forrest Monument Tn
 Memphis on May Is, 1905.

A members of Forrest Cavalry are especially invited to be present and par tcipate iu the exercises incident to this great occasion.
 The Monument Association will do all that is possible to give you cordial wei come in joining them to do honor to the memory of the lete Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest, whose noble deeds are so ardent ly cherished by Memphis people. Besides Forrest g Cavalry, ali Confederate soldiers are invited to be present, whether organ ized into camps, bivouacs or others wise.
 Also All ladies' associations and in dividuals, as well as other citizens, in- cludIng friends of the cause: and the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy Please Indicate to us how you are coming and how many.
 We would like to have az many men mounted as will be convenient.
 w. F. TAYLOR, Grand Marshal
 R. J. BLACK, Assistant Marshal.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the bes. ness of the Bond Supply Company. at Widener, St. Francis County, Arkau. sas, has this day been seld tn MT W. C. Cruteher, of Memphis, and the Boai supply Company Is dissolved by mu- tual consent MT. W. C. Cruteher u authorized to collect all amounts dus the Bond Supply Company, ahd as. sumes all the debts of said Company,
 Signed, TIE BeND SUPPLY Co
 By Daniel Bond.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12
Has Stood the Test 3y Years.

The old original Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you arg taking It is iron and quinine in tasteess form No cure epay soc
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12
Tc Cure a Ccft ir One ra,..

Take Laxative Bromo cuinine Tablets Adj cruggists refund the nsoneyif itsfaii3 to'esre. ss W. G-cg9'a sigss.--o is C: oeoh to-. 2sc.
The Forrest City times., 1905-05-12
Bulletin No. l..
Before storing your Stoves and Stove Pipes for the Summer,

Get brush and can ot The Heath < MiIligan Ebony Stove Pipe Enamel It prevents rust and keeps them i'll good shape to put up in the Fall. For sale by Paslay X Johnson.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
ON THE ALLEYS.

Hats of TO Chester.
Plank claims he once bought @ pack Of
That new bah of Dad Roach's has the
smell from lhe I.ewes Fisheries skinned
a block
PYRAMID where Fwere fhe ladies. did you
think it would take too much of your
Christmas money to buy new gloves for
the ones they would have worn out ap-
plaudingT
Jones beat out the "Old Man" last
night in total pins. satisfaction to me-"
says Jones.
snellenburg made pin ON a spare in
the ninth box and in the tenth got three.
Pretty near a record Al.'
In the first game between Peirce and
Puritan the first four men were tied and
It was up to Bonham and Sparks who
each had n three pin spare to shoot at.
Each got nine which necessitated a roll
Off, the Puritans winning out
George Huxley says: Roach has a stink
ing ball and a stinlSng alley
Tom Brown came 10 life again last night
with another good total, $50
Alsover had bet down that he would
make the most spares He won. getting 10.
Fireman Din Jumped from his engine
and made "a bee line for the Academy
alleys whore his team was bowling and
started the game i'm his working clothes.
TAKE that man out or ] will Quit,"
Captain Cook refused to take orders from
a common bowler and his anchor retired.
Captain Johnson got his hair AN mussed
up but that did not prevent him making
a hard split spare, g. 3. Q aud TO-
Cupid" Pennington was rolling in ha Il
mck getting 8 splits In his second game
Ben Houston got ! pin on his first ball
aud q grand totai of Z with two balls
Matinee john Titus says some one
clso most get Tho title as he is out of
that'class. JOHN got 500 last night
cole. .-the Puritan star made great rec
ord last night. Ia his second game he
started out with a strike which was his
only standup during the rest OF the game,
lie totaled 9s which IS the State record.
Rolph, alias Morrison. the boy with the
hery suspenders. would have made any
lighter envious last night had they seen
him landing his upper cuts hooks, jabs
and straight-arm punches on the air
Plank had te double in the tenth box
of the last game for r-All-Wiiminston TO
Win. He. came to life with two which re-
minded one Of his old-time finishes
That's a pretty little cap Dad wears. q"
TON you had chance to get some OF
that mozzuma back
The Grand Old Man" was there again
last night.
''puppie Kal' sent himself 90 the stable
at the beginning of tie second game.
Sweeney the amateur is big help to
the Academy five.
Goodwin is rolling in great form at pres.
ent
That was a sad blow for the Casino
boys. "Davy it Wasn't your fault
"Ch yes Lew had his white slippers ON. 3"
Let not thy angry temper rise." Mike
said he had a dollar
IT'S a pity McMunisal Is not on bet
ter team" He got close to go again last
night
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
MoKelvey High Gun.

Marhsmen from an over The United
states gathered at Travors Island. New
York, yesterday to compete ia the FIRST
annual amateur trap shooting competition
for the clay bird championship of Amcrl-
Ca The winner was J.. H. Hendriclson. of
the Queen County Gun Club of Long Is
land city who broke "a targets ont of
a possible 100
Jim Mckelvey, Ben McHugh and W. NJ.
Foord, members of tho wawasct eiun
Club of this city, were present and took
part in the tournament.
Mckelvey was high for the Delaware
boys breaking S6 targets and Foord with
50 was a close second. McHugh did not do
so we'll only getting 60. Edward Melchoir
was an interested spectator and although
he rooted hard he could not land tile
locals winner. The targets were thrown
across the water which made il very hard
for the locals they not being used to it,
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
Bennett is Champion.

The pool champion of Chester is Charles
Bennett for he i'm a NO-point game for the
championship of the city last evening
defeated Harvey Chandler by the score
of 200 TO 1870. The game. which was played
IN the Cambridge pool parlors, Chester,
was witnessed by a large number of peo-
pie. II was the second game, the first be-
ing played ON Tuesday evening last in the
swan Hotel IL resulted in victory for
Bennett by the score of 10 to 5S. The
game was for purse of $50 and during
the week caused considerable talk and
Interest. Tho result of last evenings game
follows:
Bennett
no lls l2s rs i57 is7 IA i59 10 ia lse los.
Chandler
IS g 60 So IS lo3 IN 1is l.3 l-e l2g isl.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
DEL, COLLEGE ATHLETICS

Now that The football SEASON is PAST.
BASKETBALL Is occupying the attention o.
the stud snts at Delaware college. a Var
sity team is being organized and about
rs men are practlcins daily. The new GYM
nasium not being ready for use. two bas-
kets have been erected on the rear CAM
pus and the men arep ractclng out doors
This will DE the first year of Varsity
basket ball at the college although a
team from the class of 1906 and the Sigma
Kappa Fraternity team have been play
ing during the past three years. After the
gymnashm Is finished more candidates
are expected. A schedule is now being
arranged by Manager Shamer Great in
terest is manifested by the faculty and
students i'm the preparations and the
game bids fair to become popular at New
ark this winter
Evening journal., 1905-12-15

shoud be provided viii not be disput-
ed. Il may be impractloable to recon
struct existing buildings but it should
be comparatively easy to prevent the
erection of more iiretraps on the bust
ness streets of cities.
The inspectors plan Is to prohibit
the use of combustible materials. This,
he argues. will not impose undue hard
ships on properly owners, because of
the radical changes IN the prices of
lumber during the past few years.
There was time when wood construc-
tipn was economy: today wood is al
most a luxury. the cost OF lumber hav-
ing advanced over l5O per cent" To
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
COLON LAUNCHED
New On Way 70 Pusey and Jones
Company to Have Machinery In
stalled.

stalled.
The Nilsson Yachting Building Com.
pany OF Balimor,. yesterday launched
the hull for twin-ecgcw steamer ON an
order from the Pussy & Jones Com
pany. OF this city.
The vessel is for the Isle of Pines
Steamship Company. composed of
Americans. with offices II New York
and pitsburg u IS intendcd to run
the steam from NeuNa Corona. ON
that island, TO Battabano. on the main.
land of Cuba ID is calculated that the
trip from the Isl of Pines 20 the zap.
ital city will not take over C ght hours
As soon as Il was overheard the hull
left for Wilmington, IN tow of Wea.
ver's tug LEADER. with it was an is.
foot power launch. built by Nj son for
Mr. keenan,, to be used in the Isle Of
p mes
The Cristobal Colon is 1870 feet long,
2S feet beam and s feet inch deep
With all weights on board ana cargo
capacity taken mp, tho vessel viii draw
feet G inches Tho owners viii place
the new vessel under the American
hag and she will hail from New York
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
WITH LIE SHOOTERS

The Wilmington Gun Club opened its
season yesterday and several interesting
practice shoots took place Ed. Banks,
kocrner and simons did the best work.
The club will shoot again tomorrow az
tcrnoon.
The members of the Wawaset Gun Club
are thinking of holding another big com
plimentary shoot in January.
1t was expected that A. b. Richardson
would shoot In New York yesterday but
he did not attend.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15

sponse TO their arguments that the
President makes his strong presenta
lion of the Importance of this matter.
Formerly women worked i'm the
nome and only in the home. TO create
and maintain the home by the toll Of
her hands applied directly to nres.des
Industries was hm absorbing care. But
the factories have taken those indus.
tries from the fireside, and woman has
followed them into the factories. The
result has been that the woman VINO
has been relieved of such work is not
Evening journal., 1905-12-15

Jound TO her hreside as was the house
wife of former generations. while the
woman in the factory has few or no
family ties. AS the President says.
Change and disturbance in the domes-
tie life Of fhenaiion" mas resulted from
these new conditions. The decrease IN
marriage and n the birth rate are
some OF the symptoms of a revolution
which may have sinister effect upon
the country in general. The result i'm
many cases 10 the Individual worker
is equally disquiotins.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
BASKETBALL.

sweles cleaned up the Auburn A. c, Of
Philadelphia, last night. The first team
won 10y the score Of % to Is. while the
second teams score was q to H. The
team work OF the locals was fine.
on January I the Old Swedes basket
ball team will tour Pennsylvania. The
local team is a strong one and Will no
doubt, make good.
First Infantry viii play at the Armory
tonight and tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
STANDING on THE CLUBS.
BASEBALL.

stony McGlvnn. whose work beat
us several times last year. is running
bowling alley in Willasport
The reserve list of the National
League contains the names of 2lS
players The American League has 2e9
reserved
. rrBurchelh who pitched AT Front and
Union several seasons ago. won "a
games and lost 10 the past season i'm
fhe Eastern League. lie stood third in
.perccntase.
+ n is rumored that the owners of the
-synnlmstop a. A. will put several block
of their shares Of stock on the market
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
I. c. BRADFORD, III I.I,a.,.,sa r1arket : Street,

offset this the prices OF freproof ma
terials--brick, steel, tile and cement
have been lowered. while the decreased
expense Of maintenance and Insurance
makes a fire-proof building cheaper
than one OF wood The point that pre-
vention of fres by good building laws.
vigorously enforced BY fearless inspec-
tors, is better than expending large
sums for engines and hose, is worthy
of the consideration OF city and state
governments. for building regulations
are greatly in need of thorough over
hauling.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15

wasteais that OF life and property In
fires, and the figures quoted in support
OF this assertion certainly are amazing.
Last year 1000 persons were burned.
the average Of fatalities in fires beine
10 per day The property loss also IS
enormous; In six years it was $1,000.
10000, according to the statistics com
piled by the Inspector That remedies
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
Amazlnn storv of -.

American Extravaganza" S The ap.
propr.ate title Of paper read recently
at the Montreal convention Of the
American Society for Munic'na I'm
provemon, by the chief inspector OF
buildings Of the city OF Montreal His
contention is that the most useless
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
Women in Industry.

Along with his excellent recomnien
--dation that the Department of Com
merce and Labor investigate thorough
ly the conditions of child labor
throughout tho United States Presi
dent Roosevelt In his message urges
that the subject of women's employ
ment in gainful occupations be care
1niully studied by the same department
Many enlightened women of this coun,
Try are eager for such an inquiry by
+. the government Doubtless, il is in re-
les
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
sELF.oEFENcE.

Clarenc, l.. smoltz fomer.N OF Will
mington. now Of Philadelphia. known as
Young Jack DAILY. of Delaware conceded
TO be the best undefeated 100 pound pugi-
list IN the country, Is IN this city smeltz
Is getting ready to dispose of lot on
Christmas trees TO the people Of Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Banks and Richardson to Meet on New
Years Day.

Alden B. Richardson. the present State
champion and Edward Banks Of the Du-
Pont Company and former champion
will contest on New eYars Day for the
State championship. The match will take
place ON the grounds Of the Dover Gun
Club where an all-day shoot Will be held.
All the cracks from this section viii be ON
hand to witness the Banks Richardson
contest which Will nodoubt furnish. pleniy
of excitement.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
| BOWLING
| BASKETBALL
| AUTOMOBILES
CHESTER TEAM LEADS
Rolled Great Ten Pins-AIl-Wilmins-
ton Took Three Games.

All the Tri-Cily teams met last night
the feature being the bowling Of the
Chester bunch. whose total of 28is.was
high for the night. The Olympia bunch
dropped three games 10 Au-Wilmington
while washington trimmed the Warren
\boys. The scores are as follows.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
WASHINGTON

Day. ... ..... d. .......... i79 l5s 2Ol-5s7
Titus. ........ %" ...L.s ~ 'lBq O-53o
Kur,z.. o.. 3. ............. 1s5 pa 1871 5j6
VIII te.. .... ... .. &c. +.l6l tggil7O 500
Roach ......... O.. ......... e03 lSS 1857
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
CHESTER
CASINO

She"ard. ..... &C.. ........ i3i h3 lfi-i5l
herce.. .......... d. ..... ln ~ H9-5OO
Goodwin. 900. -. .... ... IS 15l iSl-g22
Molf ... ..... 90. s..tG.. i49 s4Qi. lsi-556
Jones. ..... .... O.. ....... POI iSO 1855 9
S12 SIS 92S 26sS
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
g59 $50 $50 2769
WARREN
OLYMPIA.

Nrr T. f-- -
Ssi 81 Sis 25Ss
Evening journal., 1905-12-15

scrap iron-cuns and swords.
Evening journal., 1905-12-15
S4 S96 sol gi5l
AII-NVILMINGToN
PEIRcE.
soi s.s SO siao

Molstcnh9lme 80 ......sii5 R5 l16-5eS
Iiowctt. ... ...... .... 60. ls3 15g lig-5oS
Tang ..... .... ..... ..... fs5 'i'S li5-iS
Cole. s.s.. ....... =. l.gs... l7s 159 $50
z ~ sikslr.~. .4, 30 u. lC5 1872 1is-4i5
SOl 595 7is 2so9
Evening journal., 1905-12-15

S12 8lS US 26SS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

This month Honolulu will be visited
by Commissioner of immigration Sar-
gent, and Commission Of Labor Neil.
Each Of these men is at the head of an
important bureau, and each is recog-
nized as being an authority on the
subject with which his bureau deals.
1t would be a matter Of great public
interest If each of these men could be
induced to give one or more addresses
during their stay here on subjects con-
nected with their official duties. The
Social Science club, the Research Club,
the Teachers Association or some kin
dred organization might find Opportun-
.ty to give the public the benefit OF
such addresses. 49,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06
Wide Tires
And Good Roads

destroy We spending thousands OF dollars build good
roads This bill amending the wide tire law to accelerate
their destruction.
Where the for amendment rom The Island oil
Oahu pays half the OF the Territory and the Island OF Oahu has
complied with the wide tire law The enforcement OF the law here
gradual oppressive Many Of vehicles affected by it'll
complied the voluntarily willingly Others compe
ed comply with it, But this Island it is universally COM
Piled with advantage roads Because the
the law has been delayed other the Territory
complaint from them Of its imaginary hadshps An appeal
made Legislature sacrifice the pemanence OF the roads
which public has been for the hng advan
few who do the OF complying with
the law.
fair thousands have complied with law which Of
advantage the whole Territory take step backward to the
disadvantage OF the whole territory merely few dollars for
eW individuals
been demonstrated wide improve
roads while destroy them The movement in favor Of
wide tires felt wherever there progress In France vehicles
ing heavy loads required have tires inches wide similar
provision prevails in Germany Our law exacng
that inches is about wide tire required under law
Throughout the wherever there in favor good
roads in favor of wide tires One is the
coneaye the other We favor Of good roads here We
spending thousands OF dollars build them Is the height q
folly amend that the roads be quickly de-
stroyed?
Wide only public advantage they private advan
age Experiments under every conceivable set of conditions has
that with the load the draft Of the wide tired vehicle less
than that Of the tired Thus public and private ner'
will be conserved by keeping in line with progress and maintain
ing wide tire law
The Merchants Association and the Chamber Of Commerce ought
action this They vitality interested good roads
They spending to attract tourists here and there such
tourist good roads. Let preserve the roads
Let the Governor veto this backward step
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

The leading American newspapers
Of all parts of the country devote whole
pages Of their Sunday editions to the
extraordinary Stanford mystery. II is
pleasing to note that one of the lead
ing features in each article is Henry's
famous cable telling of 662 grains Of
strychnine in 40 drains of bicarbonate.
As a piece of detective work, this de-
serves to live i'm history and it doubt
less will. It will make both Henry
and Honolulu famous among police de-
partments of the world.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06
H., F, Wicbman { Co.,
LIMITED
JEWELLERS
FORT STREET

JIBES AT HIGH SHERIFF HENRY.
High Sheriff Henry of Hawaii ought
to have 662 assistants.-Salt Lake Re-
raid.
It is probable that when the facts de-
velop the death Of Mrs. Stanford was
due to accumulated doses of the arseni-
cal preparation she was accustomed to
take. The entire absence of motive
in any person compels rejection Of the
murder theory.-St. Paul Dispatch.
The secret orders of Police Detective
Reynolds were that if he could obtain
no evidence of crime other than the
evidence of the COroner's jury at Ho-
nolulu he did not need to cable. His
continued silence is presumed to mean
he found no such evidences. F. Chro-
nicle.
It had been the intention until with
in the last few days for Deputy High
Sheriff Rawlins to accompany the party
to San Francisco with a full transcript
OF all the evidence adduced at the Co
roners inquest and the sealed organs
of the cadaver not operated on by the
chemists of this city. 1t was also the
intention Of the department here thai
Rawlins should remain in San Fran
cisco and give what aid he could tC
the local detectives, but events within
the past few days have changed the
programme and Deputy High Sheriff
Rawllns will remain at home s, E
Chronicle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

The defeat Of Admiral Togo and
transfer Of command of the sea TO the
Russians would work a tremendous
change IN the war situation A year
ago It would have ended Japan's
chances and even now 1t W uld inter
rupt the connections Of her Manchurian
army with home soil and supplies. But
the Japanese have a firm enough hold
on vast territory now to maintain 1t
for a long time, at leasts 1t is not at
all impossible that with an eye to a
possible need, the Japanese have even
established arsenals in the lands across
the sea from their home, and are pre-
pared to subsist on the country and
tight without aid from home. But a
long war would make re-lnforcements
from home a necessity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

.InfantS' and E
InVaIids' rIiIk
Or Artificial
rIOther's rIilk

Is a food scientifically prepared, by
a patented process, from the purest
cows milk, obtained from model
diaries, directly under the most care-
ful supervision of veterinarians. II
contains all the fats and strengthens
ing properties Of a healthy mothers
milk.
The differen in casein (cheese)
between cows milk and human milk
is removed and a urOpOrtiOnate guam
tity Of pure Milk Sugar added.
II is absolutely pure and Is manu-
featured under the most Clearly and
sanitary conditions. II is germIess
and perfectly steriIized and represents
the most natural and healthiest food
for infants.
Ready for by the simple addi-
ton Of the necessary quantity of wa
ter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

provide for (a) the continuance Of IT,
censes, % reduction Of licenses, (c) no
license; no monetary compensation out
Of public funds for any licenses that
may be eXtingushed by vote Of the
electors; that the licensing committees
to give effect 10 the local option poll
shall be elective, and that provision be
made for (a) effective Sunday closing
OF all licensed houses, % prohibition
Of employment OF barmaids, and (c)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

The Chinaman who so frequently es-
capped from Port Arthur during the
siege of that fortress and gave in
formation Of what was going on there,
now seems to have gone up toward
Hardin and is giving equally valuable
information of what is going on there.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-06

Agitation for temperance has lately
taken on new energy and spirit IN the
Australian Commonwealth. Local OPP
ton seems 10 be one Of the most advO-
Gated measures Of reform. The New
South Wales conference Of the Wes-
leyan church has just adopted resolu-
lions advocating the following: Full
local option by vote Of Parliamentary
electors, 10 be taken at each general
election the options 10 be submitted to