davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26
THE WEATHER
REcoRp OF suNsHINE ANp
sHoWERs THRoUoHouT
T4E erhTE

RECORD OF SUNSHINE AND
sHoWERs THRoUnHouT
The STATE
--
PARKERsBFRG sept. Thel
was warm. me mean enlpera
fnressayefaefns about degrees above
tie normal. Ths maximum readings
Oh the 18Th. 18th and goth ranged gem
eTalfy 8 IS to 90 degrees. Cool
'gr xeather Ill a on the 2sd, and the
Temperance fiji TO about normal dur
ine tha night Of the 23d and cath.
me rainfall ON the whole. was be.
1ow fhe averase: INT amolnts exceed
ineone finch we're reported from Min.
"a Kanawbay TayIor and Preston
conrtas nnIy yqTy ligbt ahowars fell.
4 sscttons = tba 1anbandl and ~
met aF.tha ,nnrthern river counties.
Ntos+ a tbes rafnfalI occurred during
ti,a 94st ava 19n4 F,,t lteht showers
we're GENERAL IN many seetions On the
4a+h and 9nth
The17tB and. & were clear in near
~ All sections. hut parity cloudy
westba,. was reneraI durine the other
days ~ the weat Fhe conditions
iyere srlfrv ana onnressfye until the
md Fog was observed during the
morning hours Of number OF days.
The sunshine averaged about 6s per
cent. Of the possible mount.
Remarks bv Correspondents.
dame Of postotfice Is followed by
anne. Of conntyl
Panhandle section.
Rayard. Grant-A trace OF rain fell
ON the 18th and AS of an inch on the
22d-solomon Clark.
Charleston. JEFFERSON = No rain of
c~nnsen,ence has fallen here during
the past three weeks.-w. T. McDdn.
aid.
Harners Ferry, Jefferson-The week
ending September 22 was unusually
warm The ONLY rain was .Os Of an
lrch on the 21st. and eool rains are
mucb needed.-s. NJ. Lightner.
Northern Section.
Cairo. RitohIe-showers fell or the
2oth and 99d. The week was warm.
sunshine averaged abont so pcr rent.
AZ the ,ossibIe amo1n+-van A. zeve.
ly.
Central stotton Doddrfdpe The
first of the week was clear. Showers
fell on THURSDAY. Fri5av and satrr-
lav. Thunder was heard during the
evening OF the 19th-G. ". sher-
wood
erosion, Writ Heavy rain fen
anrire The evening ; the 18th ami
sho,,ers m +ba o1-t and oqd Tha
1-tb 1e+h and 10Th wave cr.ar fem
nera +,ras continued hteb all tbe week
I, Holstefn.
E,kfns- Rando1nh- The mean tenn
pture for the week was . degrees
ohov,, the normal and the rainfall
IA ~ IN inch below shower ncc,7r.
red on the 18Th and 22,l. ACCOMPANIED
liz thunder on the 22d. The sunshine
averaged &C per cent. OF the possible
amount Local once Weather Blu.
rea,,
Ea1rrnont. Marion = The week was
vor,, LIGHT showers fell on the
20th and 22d. Tbe winds were gener
.nllv from the west.-H Glenn F1en-
jns.
Grafton. TAYLOR High tempera-
lures prevailed during the week. There
was considerable fog during the morn.
Ing hours. Light showers occurred
on the 10th ard goth and a good rain
on tha 22d.-s. w. Wilson.
elenVlItc. Gilmer - The week was
warm. a thunder shower occurred on
The 18th. John Holt.
lost Creek, Harrison - The week
was warm. Clear weather prevailed
on > days. The 18th and goth we're
cloudy and showery. Allen Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

Fred Darcy. of the firm Of Darcy &
.speck, Will start for Europe early in
Octobere. While abroad he will Sc
cure the first American rights of sew
eral English melodrnmas for the
Standard Theater.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

list. Sunshine avcfasef So per cent
of me possibie amount 5 p BFsa'
oeeans yop w
pIeasant there geFes
traces s. FatrlsIt senteE
Princeton Mercer Tie Week v
warm. he nights were COOL
Traces 81 fell ri the 18Th and,
26th8 and .2i OF an nehson the 21st-
IA. Scott
Williamson, Mtngo- The first two.
days were clear but tie rest of the
week was mostly cloudy. 1.e0 inches
.6t rain fell during the night Of the
21st+2gd.@J K Keyser.
II. G. ROWE,
sectt,n Director
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

Girls, reform the young men. Many
a lover has refraIned from entering a
poker game and remained in the ham
mock to hold one queen
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

BEATRICE Beckley, an English ac-
tress, viii play the Leading role, for
merry played by Mary Mannerlng, in
James x. Hacketts production this.
season of ".The Walls Of Jericho"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

A London society woman sues a
handorgan grinder because his play
ing gives her Indigestion In America
We call it a pain"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

A woman may admit that she ism
as pretty as she once was, but she vii
never live long enough to admit she
shores.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26
Gossip ofthe Stage
oa EAr has epsned bis on

&RRH
ot Ehsyer has opened his second
season auare DeaL
Nit a GoodMtnss gotng
When we We're T&entyon
Edith Crane. whoswM play protrnis
nent feminine part d 'Barabbas fg
the wife 81 Tyrone Power who plays
the leading role.
LnIsa Miiesas mszzo-soprano from
Scala Theater. in Milan. Is to be one
of the nrtma donnas In Henry Rus
sells San Carlo Opera Company:
Creston Clarke scored a success in
his new play, ss.The Ragged AIesssn.
GER which was given its premiere in
Orange, N. T., last week.
Frank ]. Wi1stachlj formerly connect
Ell With the Viola Alien organization,
has succeeded Claiming Pollock as
general press representative, Of the
shubert forces.
Stanley Dark's play, "Man and His
Angel" In which HoIbrook Blinn and
Frances Ring appeared, has succQnb-
~avrosrs
N shaw's latest MAY,
which win he produced atthe Court
Tbeater London. soon, death viii be.
80 THE noc+or,s nilemma." q
go
pootrtc. Racklevy an English ac.
t-o.s wtI1 NAV the Lending role, for
merly nIayed Nv Nary Mannerlng, in
Tamss - H.cketts nrodnctlon this
season Of "Tbe walls Of Jericho"
49,
r.od marcy ot tho arm of Darcy &
oass%ara vI,+Ie abroad he will Sc.
o,,r.o +Io erst American rights of sew,
era, Ene1isb meloJramas for the
e+sndarI Tbaatar
-
- 3 vr,l1ard,s American o u will
1t, ~ Htontraal ctoher 4. He viii
nias an enforcement in this city. and
III owor;n~s will Ia from his roper.
Ito witch wfu jnclnde colonel
Saw.oma !. ..1~he Man Who Was"
"David Garrick," "The Middleman, z
t1ssa ar - i've ep storv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

In bernard shaw's latest play,
which win be produced at the Court
'Theater, London. soon, death will be
the amusing feature. The play is call
"The Doctors Dilemma"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26
BY b Way.

by the Way.
Who writes the music sung by the
birds?
The dinner bell to some people is
the sweetest music.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

Tbe esteemed chicago Record-Her-
aid says women are succeeding as
brakemen on the railroads. Yes, and
elsewhere!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

Kansas has a bevy of women black,
smiths! 1t is presumed when shoetnG
a horses hind leg they ride side
saddle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

Stanley Dark's play, Man and His
Angel" In which HoIbrook Blinn and
Frances Ring appeared, has succumb-
ed to criticism and to the apathy Of
playgoers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-26

Frank i. wi1stachj formerly connect
ed with the Viola Alien organization,
has succeeded Claiming Pollock as
general press representative. Of the
shubert forces.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

a.1s.tst. 20 Eaten 81: ME bic FIX SIX
10 uH9eiiU0iis SiGniaat ts:p.iE:
limb ME bate i'd ods WluIter tpei6s
lidtr 9OlltOmmenbeit srblidt, bas i6
in S6nen berebre, ntei
gr bislt inne, er tpOlte Toeen, baB er
ME bic sliibsnOs 9sibenI9aTt fir
Slpmptsn empfunben bdben piiros,
bic iein Ser5 SsrriB unO es bsnnofj
bsitIigte.
SplOie .rr0tbets unO Iab ibR aGrts
li4 an.
sic tpo[ten SlDmpiens Namen
nsnnsn9 Idgte iie. . Iprefen Sic, ij
fam aaes bOren. Sc tpirO mid sliid.
li9 MAIDEN, tpenn i9 ibr pieber .r3G6.
len fam, tpie Iebr lie bon Sbnen se-
Iisbt ipirb. 41, Sic f6nnsn 6as
tbeure WGoGen taum mebr lisbsn. dla
i4 ieIbit!
Sd bin sspib, tpsnn Olympic
Sbnsn cine Srem6e tpGre, tpirbe Sbr
ebles Ser5 bennOh bic tieffts Sbmpa;
THE fir lie empfiRben. Run, bd SiI
tpiFen. OaB es Sbre S&Dsiter 1T, BIZ
nit Sbnen emporpu4s
SblDie trat einsn S9ritt 3uriid uni
idb iibsrruidt srlt 9srsnsur uub Oanr
Reihdrbt an.
Der Doctor mar usrtuirrt uHS bstre'
ten.
Msins @6uefer, fassn sic? fpie.
OsrbOlts SblUie, meiHe Sdpsiter.
9~srSsibuHs! miIdts fid iebt bel
DottOr Elm, unisr 6reunb bsriibrt
bier elm gsrbGltntb, bas fir sic
tbeures GrGulsin nod Elm @ebsimnit
se6lisben lit. SnbeB 1T ss MIDI
H0tbis, oab oies ferner 10 bIei6e. Sd
fanb bisber ni6t ben puFenOsH au.
aen6lid, Sbnen aIes gu ertlGreH, uni
i9 bin Serrn 8erensdr bantbur, BAT
er mir Oisie 9~elesenbeit gie6t.
gr er5dbIts nun, ipas Der 9eIsr Be-
reits tpelb. SDloIe pdro Durd bel
GrtIGruns duf's tiefte erT6iitt.rt, uni
lanse flOFsn ibre Sbrdusn. Gs &C.
lang .nOli6 9ersnsur uu6 benz Dot
tor, iie gu 6erubigen.
Weine GreunOe, iuste lie, i'd rurin,
3uslsi9 Dor 6reube unb Dor S4mera
8elfes llnbeil pdrs erIpurt tporben
rpenn bi.Ies @srbGltnib friiber BE-
tunnt getpsIsn pGre. @9, iol i'd
meinen armen Batter untlussn?
Hein, nein, SplDis! iagts gsren
gar; laTsn sic bic 0srgungsnbei
0ergdngen isin. Sic puren fir Slpm
pien INNER cine ShpeIter, ielbft all
Sic ni4t tpubtsR. buB sic es feien.
SO mar bsrsits b.: Ru9t bsreinse
6rOten, dls SDlbie unb Der 0otto
i6ren S4iBIius in isinsr 3sIs Der
lisben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Uus Wtsberfebsn.

Die Na9riht, baB Olympia ihre
tuirtlide S9Deiter lei. bate SplDien
lnsemsin ergrifFsn. Ha6bsm fie BON
Rei9drbt ale senauen @tnSelbeiten,
tuel9e biefem lmitdnb gum 8epeiie
6ienten, tpiebsr unO pieber erfrast unS
fi6 iiberseust bate, OaB bier feline
SGuf6uns gu @runbe liese, fii6lte lie
ettpas tuie Slid unb 3%ufrisbenbeit
Dur9 ibre bstpsgte 9seis 5is6en.
als lie in Oas @ema9 Slpmpisns
trdt, f9ldn9 lie nit benz Qusorud lns
enolider 3drtli4teit lire arme lin
bic aranfe unS beOedts ibren Munb
unb ibre blei9en 8anesn nit un3dbs
li9en aiTen. Meine G9peiter! rief
fie aus, o, ieBt fiible i'd, pel9 Elm
Slid ss tit, cine S4peitsr gu buben.
Die 9dnbe Der Sbeilnabme unb 2iebc
mGgen fart lein, bic 8unOe bss 8lus
tee nbsr fiub bon elmer gsbsimniBDol'
len &raft. Gum eriten Muls, Slpms
pid, umarme i9 in Itr, Oh in mir
cine tpirfli9e S6neitsr. Deldea
Slid, pel9e Selieteit!
Die ardnte lab bic Sreunbin,
tpsl9e Dor G%rrssung tpie uuber lif
i9ien, ii6errui9t an. sic bate Elm
ioI6es 3uiummentreffen ni6t ertpur'
tst unO besriff ni9t bic @Orte, bic fl
6Drte.
lbsr balb bssriff lie nur gu tpObl
Bie elm buntIes @ebeimnib bate Fl
INNER iibsr i6rem S9idIule setdftet
Interchangeable @inte bon Seiten bel
alien Stldben Der pfldn3ung batter
bdlb ben S9Ieier seliiftet, iie ielbf
ubsr bate ii9 seI6eut, gu glaubsn
mas Fe a6nte, nab ndmli9 Serr Dol
8euauresarb ibr Batter 1ei. Sect Ct
fubr fe IS unb ousIei9 erfubr iie, bal
S6rs Wlutter ni9t cine Stlupin, bal
Te bic Satin hires 8dters geipeIsn Iei
OaB is fOlsIi6 in isber 8sSisbunl
Splbien glei9 ftdnb.
Sblpie Ielbit tpieoerbolts ibr bic
tpisber unb thinner tpieber unb ergiRl
F1 in bic riibrenbten Rld9en bariiber
baB tbeils bur9 ibrs S9ulO, tbeil!
bur9 bic @erunsliiduns hires trsue
fen Greunbss unO 8siItanbes, 2apier
res, ss BEN IdGnbli9en @dparre &C
lungeR mar, lie hires Grbes 3l berau
ben.
gs tpdrb leiie an Der 26iir setlopi
unb Rsi6arbt frat Elm.
Dieter Sag, Iagts er ra6 eintss
einleitenben @orten, 1T beitimmt, ii
Gag 6es Grtsnnsns, bes Dieoerlebsn
fir Sic 81 iperOen, ltrb nod Iinb mi
ni6t am Gnoe Der llebsrrai9unger
eole SblDie! - SaFsn sic iih! 6
1T bonn S9idinl beitimmt, boB q
beut, geraos beut Dunbsrbdrss erfnt
rem folen!
8, mas msintH sic, 0ottor9 ri
Splpie fat Sitterno aus, nod cir
lleberrdI9unsg
Cine sIiidli9e, mein Ttdaleini 9
I, IOlsn eiRen alien Treuub tpicbsrIebsl
ben sic fir toOt hielten, Der Sbns
tauisnOfu4 ssfsbIt bat!
! Bis9 Wsinsn Sie Qapisrre9 pa
! ih metnen Dbrsn trausn2
q 9rousn sic ahren @uoen! Tag
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
%. 8ortiebuna.

m11te, teileIl Yldit dlls3uflnrer, lag
bic urme SplOis uuf benz ibr a%nsetuies
ieusn 3immer i'm bstldssnspsrtbsIten
3uItaube Don Der Dslt Oa. 9us Sic
Der, oas 10 lunse ibr SirH bur9raTt
unb ibre bon SsslsnlsiOsn i'm Sinners
fen eri9ittsrte ardft polIenbs ers
srf90pft bate, mar fir re fusnisftens
cine psrtObe BUMPER 8epubtlOfigtsit
%gstpeien; uls dber bur9 bic 8emiis
buHsen BEG fhpdr3sn SOttors bic
t0btli9e 9sfdbr pom Saupts Der Qrs
men dbgepsnoet tpuroe, aIs Der ges
riHse 6untsn bon 2ebsn unb 8srs
runft, Der Dor benz berbeerenbsn
Sturme Der arantbeit Iif in ben Ses
beimiten 0intel i6rss 0aieins suSiid>
9s5pgen, aIlmGlig nsue NabruHg ses
mann unb ipieosr nit Idpa9sr Slam
me gu bremen unfins. bd faub lie fi4
elencer als je. elsnoer felbit als Ou>
mails, mo lie mad langem Sample nit
ihrem @eI9ide UerSUeifslnO 3uIums
menbrah.
Die ate 3aire, obipcbl IoHt 10 reOs
felis, bate ben itrsnsIten 8efsbl bon
Seiten ibres fdpdr3:n Grsunbss, f9
uler Reberei gu entbaltsn.
Saparre mar uift 3ugsssn; Smith
bate bisber ii9 Inn bic &rante ni6t
bstiimmert. 60 Tanb f5 oenn Gplpie
gang daF fi6 ielbft u~ngstDisIsn.
Rad einem tur5en i6perenS 9lums
mer tpa6te is pl0Blid uuf.
WGr bas 9sliht beg Wannes, Der
aufssri9tet neben ibrsm Eager Itanb,
bieies @eiidt, in tpeldem aemeine,
grduidme RObbeit, bur9 ben Damon
oss Rauf4ss nod sHtTebli9 berbGB.
ltht, ibr sntsegenitisrt. = Elm Sraum
Sa, pa, bu,! mein piipp&en! laqt.
Smith, feline Finger nm i6ren Sdla
lsgenb, nir hid6f 19reien. Sc bilft Al
ni4ts! SD min Bios ettpus BON Oil
|, fuiFsn. 8erfebf DUE
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b argsltifttt, umO plantaee pisber
5ubetommen2 4ntnorte!
8 SDlbie IGtpiss, Ts mar aufs 9lsu
b.rjts iiberrdi9t unb bermo6te bud
ftd6li9 fem DOrt tsrDOr3u6rinaen.
9at 9u eiuen proJsB ssssn Serr
@aparrs anseItrsngt2 ieu6te nit hei
!, fersr Stimme Smith, MIR miibiam ii
: gu leiiem Sprs9en Stpineenb.
Rein, iaste enbtli9 NIT leiIer GtiH
m me SlpDie, dber i9 femme Sic mid
II fpsr itnb Sie, unb mas molten sic DO
N mirg Sd babe sic in msinem 2s6s
ni&t ssfebsH!
ct Su, ia, pa! bod es blsi6t ii
t. elsi4. aliO ipirtli6, 9u BAIT gli
IN maHb beauftrdst, gseen @abarre +,
q pro5siiiren, unS 9u biTt ni9t bic Ii.
in iate bapon, 6dB Der f&u!tiae Gberi
fit gang iiberfliIFeer MsIIs NIT me
IN nsr 9srsansenbeit beI6GItiat9 Oe
lie Rtrl TT iibrissns Der Miu6 osItOpi
)te uno bosielbs S9idial eripdriet Gis
it, msin pIppdsnl
8thH Sic eth MenfG inb, S
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

Jtdmoem Smltq letner CBlut ppI<
liss 9tuiise sstbdn, unb cine beOeus
tsnbs 9uaH.itit 8ein unb Rum per>
tilet bate, fam sr .rit sepifermuBsn
iu ietnsr bolIigsn 9eIinnuus, uno
bate bic GsFdnsnibluft, Don pelder
CT, ME CT f9 islbft ssitdnb, saRJ be-
tGubt setpeien, 70 melt btutsr ii9, I'm
oIs Oerniinftiger Msni9 iber feline
Gag. nu43uOenten.
CT mar alIo bon ben gsb0rb.n err
idnRt, fem Dubrer Rume entbedt un6
bic S9urtsr.ieu. O.ren er fi9 i9ulois
esmd9t - er bate fie ielber ni9t
msbr al. seHuu uufSGblsn t0nn.n =
ipareH obne 3tpeifel e6enfuIIs teiR Sc
b.imniB.
Riemanb dnbers als 5reunSe unb
R.9tsbeiitdnbt SblDiens BON 9.aures
eorb tonnten bic Grmitttluna d1ses
ttlt bub.n, bsr.n 3ped offsn6dr bas
bin sins, Jpn gu nOthisen, sesen Ga
burre u~us3uiussr, unb fem eissnes,
am Batter Der WaiIs Oeriibtes @.rbres
den etnSussitebsn.
Mas iOIts sr ieBt t6un9 @aH3 nd6
bon ibm, nur tDeniSe 3immsr setrennt,
befdHo fi4 bic SO6ter bss bon ibm
id6nblt9 9etrogenen. Or mar mil
6urun f9uIb, bab fs in bic I9uuerIi9,
ite Gage s.rdtbsn, isst trant, bilfIOs.
DsrStpeifslnb i'm SuuIe hires Grgftsr
Gsinbss ~beripeilte. @el9e @bI9t
bate Gdnurr. eig.ntli9 nit ibr2 81
tpOllts fe Obns 3tpsifel uni6G6lid
MAIDEN. Sic allen tonRte aeosr ibi
auftret.n, In ihrem Romen tonRte eli
BroSebDerfdbr.n stsen ben iebissn Be
flyer ibrss 9srm6sens er0ffnet tper
hen.
unb OF 9abdrre's 4nIprii4e troi
fstrer Sdluubsit pirtliH 10 bseriinbe
iudren, ME sr lid ben anidsin gub2
0ielsidt, uisnsi6t aud ni9t!
Die GriitsHB Der eigsutli6sn grbi
mar fir i'm tets cine 9robuna, I'm
Der mubts ibm piqtommsn fem, be
ibm bic Nadridt BON ibr.m sot
bra9te.
au9 mar ni9ts lei6ter, als lie A
t6bten; Elm Druid Der Sunb seniiats.
Dar bag ssidsbsu. 70 fdIief iel
@erfosuns sesen @apdrre Elm III
nabrl9.inli9 uu9 sssen Jpn, tU.nrl
f1 tpitber in ben Strom bes 3eber
BON Hep Orleans o6er irssnb elm
nnbertn srOBeu StaOt mari.
9Iasin ssbli.ben NIT f. 7:n blutbii
Riaen @s6dulsR befeueri. Der 90i
lpi@t ben in ibm i6lummeruOsn .
mon Der S~raRIsnbsit, ben er h.rauft
f4tpor.
en- bisI.m 3uTfdube erfpudte in If
Elm gepiEer brutdler Wiuih, Der iree
etpds fudte, moran er fSd dusldh
Ionnte.
Ct LdBte atndu, mo bds 3imH
Sptbiens mai, unb bate fi9 aud
Iunbiat, pis Fe ft@ befinbe. W
bate i6m bert9tet, bob fe 5tDur uu
aeuB.rRs fdpud fei, ihr 8epubtil
itbp9 bereita pisbererlungt babe.
Hun gut, Idste sr, nls e. fsft
3immer uuf uHb uieber gius benn
erCBts AudHtitGt Bun oerrrct
#i9t, ion fudntsno AZ MAIDEN, nun 9
70 mns Re nit 8spubtiein ferben.
MahrsuO BET Gdurts il6 Ter
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
HOME COMING FOR ALL KENTUCkIANS

Over 5u bO0 former residents of the State of Kentucky have accepted the invitation of the Louisville Commercial Club 10 it's home coming celebration to be held in Louisville June 13-i7, l8od. II will be the greatest gathering held In the state of Kentucky and S6o.00o has already beeH subscribed for entertainment fund Wednesday June 13, will be Reception and Welcome bay Thursday June II. Foster Day in honor of Stephen Collins Foster the author If My Old Kentucky Home; Friday, June iytt Daniel Boone Day: Saturday June l6, GrNter kentucky Day. For this event the
 LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE R. R.
 will sell round trip tickets from all points on its line to Louisville and Return at ONE FARE plus -1 cents. tickets being sale June 10. Il and r. limited returning June g with by deGosltHg ticket and upon payment of sew Junction for parties desiring to visit Mamm"sth tave and side trip tickets will be sold et Louisville to all points in the state at ONE FARE plus 25 cents for the round rlp. such tickets being on sale June l6-lS. indications are that several special trains will oe run for this occasion, full particulars of which will be announced later sixteen page booklet giving full particulars can be secured from any of the following representa- tYes of the company.
 J F. hAN NEWPORT, D. r. A, St. Louis, Mo. t II. tITZGERALD T. P A. St. Louis Mo. MAN BAfpfGARTEN, D. r. A. Memphis, Tenn. A' F. BAIRD. T. r. A, Little Rock. Ark. l. IT. KINGSLEY. T. r. A. Dallas Texas. T. W MORROW, T. r. A. Houston, Texas . h- kin6EI-N, D. F. A, New orleans, La. GEO, HERRING. r. r. A. Jacksonville Fla. s' :" huLLENBECk, D. P. A, Atlanta. Ga.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
ILLINOIS MINE OPERATORS
Withdrawn From Aliinnre With Ohio and Indiana. and VIII Re
 sume With tnion Men.

Chicago-Coal operators in Illinois have decided to yield to the demands of the miners for the scale of 1903. The quest on of settlement is declared 10 he matter of detail, and socn mining will be resumed in Illinois with union men.
 The Illinois owners notified the Ohio and Indiana operators at a joint meet ing. held at the Auditorium Annex, that as conditions were so different here. the interstate alliance no longer could be kept intact.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
RUSSIA SEEMS ON
 VERGE 0f CIVIL WAR
DoUMA REJECTS THE CARS POLICY, AND VOTES LACK
 OF CONFIDENCE.
lONG.HOPED-FOR
 AMNESTY REFUSED
The Douma Practically Throws Down the Gauntlet to the burenueraey, Demanding Retire meht of Present Cabinet and Su- Percession Fly n Ministry of It's Approval

St Peters burg-At the end of a memorable seven-hour session. the low CT house of parliament indignantly re- lected the governments policy as pre- senlet by Premier Goremykin. and. with only seven dissentient voices. voted lack of confidence in the min lstry This practically throws down the gauntlet 10 the bureaucracy with demand for the retirement of the pres. ent cabinet and its supereession by a ministry approved by a majority in the house
 While the house avoided the appear anee of declaring an ultimatum. the government seems to have no alterna- tive between surrender and war The gloomy forebodings are heard every where, and the general impression is that the country is on the verge of a Titanic struggle. which may be de. layed but not ayerted. Dispatches from the intericr indicate that the struggle may be inaugufated with general strike, when the people learn that all amnesty has been refused
 M. Roatchen announced that the gov ernment's reply had dashed to the ground all hope of working in harmony With the administration NJ Kovalev- sky enacted the role of Mirabeau prac- tieally paraphrasing the Frenchman' s words. We are here by the will of the people. and nothing but bayonets can disperse us. while half dozen peas ants hurled defiance at the ministry Even Count Heydon. the leader of the right. deserted the government, say ing that inasmueh as It had refused to redeem it's promises to repeal the ex- ceptional law, his vote also was for cen sure
 The resolution of censure as adopted provides that the house shall proceed with the orter of the day, thus adroit- ly placing upon the government the re- sponsiLiiity fer the next move.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
Dormitory Board Too Hiuh,

There has been some complaint of late among the dormitory students at the Arkansas University at Fay etteville, over the high price of board. The assessment of the past month amounted to $13.S5 for each boarder. with an additional assessment for shortage In January, February and March, which brought the whole amount up to $1733. The cost dur ing the past year has been from SIP to Sl3 or more per month. The trou- ble seems to have occurred from the students getting an idea they should receive board at the dormitory for about $l0 per month. The dormi- tory Is conducted on the assessment plan under senior student manage ment and the board is furnished at actual cost, as no one is allowed a profit
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
NO. B..
New Postoffice BuiIdino.

Agent Charles F. Trotter of the Postofiice Department recently spent two days in Hope meeting property owners and receiving bids and pro- positions regarding the future loca- tion of the postoffice. and stated upon leaving that he would recommend the acceptance of the Betts & LaGrone offer of the new concrete building now being erected by them on Elm street. between Second and Third. The size of the building Is 24x120 feet, and contains 2,SS0 square feet of floor space. The fixtures for the new office are to be new throughout, and will cost s2,000, being a dupli- cate of the new fixtures recently in- stalled at Philadelphia, with the ad- dition of more inside fixtures for the Hope office, all the present fixtures being discarded. The new office is to be ready for occupancy by August l. The cost of the fixtures, with the cost of the building, will represent an improvement of something like $5,000. The governments contract is in the form of ten-year lease at $500 per year.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
REPORT TWO LABOR BILLS
The Eighe-Hour BiIl and Hill Limit ing Hours of Labor For
 Railway Employees.

Washington-The Gardner eight hour bill extending the eight-hour work day to all government contracts has been ordered favorably reported to the house by the committee on la bor
 The house committee on commerce authorized favorable report on the Esch-Townsend bill limiting the hours of labor of railway employees. The maximum limit is l6 hours. followed by a minimum period of rest of 10 hours