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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
Proposed Amendment No. 8

That Section of Article I4 of the Consti tItlon uf the State ot Arkansas, be smeiided so as to read as follows:
 Article l4, section ,: The General Assem. biy shall provide by General Laws for inc support of common schools by taxes bich -hail never exceed in any one year three mills on the dollar en the taxable property of me state. and by an annual per capita tax of one dollar. to b3 asses on every male in. haDiisnt of this State over the age of twenty one years. Provided, the General Assembly may by general jaw. authorize school dist rlct- 10 levy by vote Of the qualified electors Of such district iHN not tO exceed seven mills on the dollar in any one year for schoO purposes. Provided further. that 10 such Ia \ shall be appropriated 10 any other purpose nor to any otber district than that for N hich II was levied
 The ao9ve resolution wss ffled i'll the office of be Secretary Gt Stste on Marcb ,. l915
 Each eleetOr may vote for against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this l4th day ot february. l96, n. G. LUDWIG, tSEAGf SECRETARY OF STATE.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that al the May term, l@-j, oi he chsncery Court for St. Francis county. in the State of Arkansas. we will apply to said court for \ decree con. firminR our titles 10 the following lands: The East hsif Of The Northwest quarter of Section Eight, in Township Four North. and in Range One East, ID St. Francis COunty Arkansas purchased by us al a tax sale made by the Collector of said St Francis County. Arkansas, on the Eth day of June. is.s. for the enforcement of delinquent taxes assessed a against said tract for ibs year sle and which we hold under Il deed made by T, q. Merwin. County Clerk Of said county, pnr- snant to said sale. dated February i6. 1905
 The Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section Twenty eight, in Town ship Five Sorih. and m Range Oue East in st. Francis County. Arkansas, pureha sed by us al a tax sale. made by The Collector of said St Francis County. on the l2th day of June. 1893 for the enforcement of delinquent taxes. assessed against said tract for the year 1898. and which We hold under deed made by T. c. Aerwin. County Clerk of said county. pursuant te said sale. dated Feb. rusry i6th, l903
 The East hall of the Northwest quarter of Section Twenty-three. in Township Four. North and in Range One East, in >t frpn- CTS County. Arkansas. purchased bY ns st \ tax sale. made hy The Collector Of said ~t Francis County. Jn the Huh day of June. f9d0. for the enforcement of delinquent ta Nes assesSed against said tract for tht. year Is,g and when we hold under deed made by T C Merwin County Clerk ot said county. pur- suant t5 sad sale. dated February l6. l9t3
 The un1tNlueu one nall oi tbe East hdli of ihe Southwest quarter of section Fourteen. in Township i've North. and in Range One East, in II Francis County. Arkansas. pur- chased by us al d tax sale made by the Col. lect0r oi said St. Francis County, ou the llth cav of June. lsV0. for the enforcement of de hnqueut taxes assessed against said tract for the year 1894. and which we kold under a deed made bs T. (. Merwin, County Clerk ot said county. pursuant to said sale. dated February 10th. 1905.
 We call Hpon all persons who can set up any right 10 tne lands n purchased. in cons..- unence ot any frreEuiarity or inforinaIIty con nected with said safes or either Of mem to show cause. If any they can. at the sa Id May term. ls.s. oi fhe st. Francis thancery Court, why the sales made to us should not he confirmed March ?, 1885.
 4. BECKER
 CHARLES LEWIS
 \ " \aHfeN ~0Iffitor
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that at tho Ma, term, l906. of the ChsDcery Court for St Francis County. in the state of Arkansas we will apply to said Court for a decree confirming our title to;
 The Northwest quarter of the >ouihw esi quarter of Section Twenty eight. in Tow n ship Four North, and in Range One West in St. Francis County. Arkansas.
 We hold said land through mean convey. ances from C. r. Hemenwsy and W, .. Hem enway, who purchased the same al tax sale made by the Collector of said St. franci. county, on the second Monday in June. 1895 for the enforcement ot delinquent taxes as- scssed against sad tract for the year 1894 and pursuant to which a deed WAS made tC the said C. r. and ". :. Hemenway. by r. C Merwtn. County Clerk Of said st Franels county. dated June 18th i9ti.
 Me call on ali persons wha can set up any right to the land so purchased. In conse auence of any lrregularitY pr iBformaiity connected Ni.D sad saie.io C. r. and N. S HemeHWaA. t0 show cause fl any they can. at the sand May term. I9s at the II. FrancIs thancery Court. why the sale so male tc them should mol be confirmed. March ?. l95
 \. BOASEN < SONS. \. N. NORTON. Solicitor.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
MORE LOCALS

Mrs. Y NJ. Alderson. of Virginia. came last week. and k guest If her son. Mr John W. Alder>on. and family.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

Prof. George Durham. af Hunter. Arkansas. formerly of this county.
 was Tn the city Friday. on husiueSS.
 and circulating among his numerous friends, and gave us very pleasant call. He is our longtime friend. and
 We were glad To see him again. He has been engaged in the timber buSi-
 ness and Sawmilling for sometime. The professor k looking we'll. and has our thanks for cash renewal of his allegiance To The Tiues.
 The Woodmen of the World of John
 son township met at New Hope d few nights since in regular session and transacted the regular business of the
 order. after which Consul Commander
 Frank Satterteld delivered an address
 of welcome 10 yisising brethren, and
 Judge Henley made one of his char
 acteriStic and eloquent speeches on fraternalism, and was roundly ap
 plaudeo. He had nothing 10 say of a political nature.
 MT. Thomas NcIIanev, of the Fair
 view Studio, Paragouid, spent several
 days last week visiting his sister. Miss
 Meda McHaney, at W. W. Bryan's
 country home in Yoccna. He came down toattend the Washington Birth.
 day exercises at the Yocona school, as
 a very interesting program had been arranged i'll commemoration of the honorcd hero, the Father of our Coun- try. Mir. Nell. also visited Forrest
 City and Marianna.
 The Sunshine society of the Madi son public school, under the direction
 of their teacher, Miss rommye Davis
 gave a hot tamale supper last Satur.
 day night for the purpose of raising funds To seat the Met hodist church al thai place. IL was largely attended many from Forrest City being in al tendance. The affair was complete success from every standpoint. an6
 S}6 was realized. Miss Tommye i, i very thankful and highly appreciates ihe very liberal contributions.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

Miss Ida samples. of Memphis, niece of Capt. =. Y. Dawson, of the same city. has recently been guest of Mrs. James Lamar.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

LOST Between Mrs. Graham < resi- dence and the Episcopal church. q gold mounted hand bag, by Miss kel- ". Has 2 handkerchief inside, with j. 4. Nick. on it. Liberal reward for return to Mrs. Graham.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
Road Notice.

Notice IS hereby gwen that the undersigned wiii apply 10 the County Court of >t. Francis county. Arkansas m The first day of it's next regular April, lDd. term al the court house in Forrest City. Arkansas. for an order tO change me road ieHding south on the section line Betw sections five and siN in township five north. range three east from where II varies from said section line. north of Caldwell. so to place II on said section line ss far south ss the intersection oi Hughes graveyard. near the school house ana as n duty bound wiil ever pray.
 k LANff.k. and others
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

a sedinento or set ting indicates an
 unhealthy con- ,iition of the kid . ileys; If it stains your linen it is evidence of kid uev trouble; too frequent desire to pass II or pain
 i'll the back Is
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
Home of swsmp-Roo

writlng mentl0n tms paper and don [ make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. kilmer's SWamp-Root, and the address Blnohamton \ !.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order.
 What To Do.
 There Is comfort i'll the knowledge so often expressed. that Dr. kilmer $ Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy. fuliills every wish i'll curing rheumatism pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing 1t, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get mp many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-ROot is soon realized It stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most dis trcssing cases. II you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug- gists in liftv-cent and one-dollaf sizes.
 You may have d sample bottle and a
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CON. STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
 ARKANSAS.

Notice i- hereby given that the folio sing loint resolution proposing amen.nent tO me stHte Constitution, was passed Oy the ,ienerai Assembly at its regular session Of l9ts and that the same will b. submitted to the electors oi the State ht the next sener al election. 70 he held Monday. September 3 lN6. Tor adoption OF reirctiOn. NIL:
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02
Thousands Have Kidney
 Trouble and Never Suspect it,
How To Find Out.

Fill a bottle or conimon glass with your water and let 1t stand twentv-four hours ::
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

VtI ma N-ITd N'I VT book that tells all about it. both sent free bv mail. Address Dr. kiliner X Co, Bmg- hamton, NY. Nlien
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-02

Mrs. II. k. Clark left Monday for Helena to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles B. Tarver. and To take in the Mardi Gras celebration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20

NEW House. seven rooms, all LATEST Improve,
ntnls, heating, open nickel plated plumbing, con-
sected % sewer; water. gas: large plot, near depot:
S,an; $50 cash, SO monthly: choice of twenty
.elherS $3.50 10 5000. some rial bargains. Come
se them Only half hour out; West SHORE and
rev York, Susquehanna and McsteLn Railroads.
.Somnuls,ton 7 cents Carl, ,HALLBEleG' Office
scar depot, Ridgefeld PARK, N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20

NO EXTRA CHARGE ron IT.
Advertisements for The Sun and Evealng sun
nv % istt q, any Asasfscaa ptHfies hesseAger
h the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
D0WlE HAS A NEW "vlSI0N"
Commanded 20 Raise Million Dollars
TO Restore His Power In
Zion.

CHICAGO. Oct. John Alexander
Dowie's plan for Mexican colony was
abandoned in obedience to "a command re-
ceived by Dowie in a vision that came to
him last Friday night and that lasted Ave
hours, according to an announcement made
today by Deacon Arlington, one of Dowie's
followers. who has remained loyal to the
deposed prophet The scheme, Deacon Ar
rfngton said. was relinqushed In favor of
another that contemplates the raising of
s1.O0o,000 in Chicago for the purpose OF re-
storing Dowies power and prestige. The
announcement was made in a small church
In Chicago. ~
All preparation for -Dowie's departure for
Mexico had been completed when I'm a
vision, accompanied by a binding white
light, the glory of which could not be de-
scrfbed, the First Apostle" declared he
saw the Master and heard His voice. He
was commanded, he says, to give up the
Mexican project and seek the glory of
Zion elsewhere. Dowie then commissioned
Deacon Arlington to come to Chicago and
raise 100000 for God and Zion"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
IRISH MAY ACCEPT THE PLAN
Speech of John Redmond Indicates
Change In Attitude of
NatiOnaIists.

LONDON. Oct. John Redmond, ad-
dressing a meeting OF the Irish league at
Athlone yesterday. reiterated his Limerick
warning to the liberal ministry, but in a
much less irreconcilable tone. He said
he did not ignore the grave practical
dificulties standing in the way of the
ministers on the home rule question and
that he and his colleagues were most
sincerely anxious to be able to support
the government scheme when the time
came He said he had confidence in SIR
Henry Campbell -BanneTman, the premier.
and James Bryce, chief secretary for Ire
land. as he was convinced they were home
rulers, but he knew what influences were
at work and felt it his duty to remind
the government that they, in ireland, were
unchanged and Interchangeable.
E In the editorial article this morning
the Tribune, liberal. interprets this speech
as an acceptance of the plan of approach
ing the Irish settlement by installments
and predicts that the government scheme
does not possess the objectionable fea-
lures that Mr.. Redmond fears.
The Morning Post conservative, is OF
the opinion that Mr.. Redmond's speech
will please neither the extreme national
lists nor the moderate liberals. This
paper says Mr. Redmond seems to he
preparing his followers to accept with as
little grumbling as possible, an Install
ment of the nationalist demands.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
Fair Monday and Tuesday, cooler
Tuesday.
CoURT-MARTIAL IN THE ARMY
Decrease In Number During the Fast
Year, According to Adjutnnt
General.


WASHINGTON, oct 1.-During the last
fiscal year. according to the annual report
Of General George y. Davis. judge advu-
cate general of the army. issued today,
i,59s trials by general court martial were
held. Fifty OF these trials were OF com
missioned officers, forty-two OF whom were
convicted and eight acquitted. Fourteen
officers were dismissed by sentence In
four cases the sentences were commuted
to loss of rank, In two cases designations
for the good of the service" were ac-
cepted in lieu of confirming the senteuces,
and in one case the sentence was disap-
proved.
About 80 per cent of the enlisted
men convicted by general court martial re.
ceived sentences involving dshonorabc
discharge and about per cent OF these
sentences were awarded In view OF pre-
vious convictions.
The trials by general court martial dur
ing the year showed a decrease OF 2O4 as
compared with the previous year. Many
of the men tried were charged with un-
lawfully selling clothing or accoutrements
Issued by the government to the soldiers.
The practice OF selling clothing issued to
enlisted men. tho report says, continues to
exist. in spite OF all efforts looking to its
suppr assion. The clothing so disposed Of
amounts to q considerable sum to the
United States and to the offenders, and
both these who sell the clothing and those
who buy It have been prosecuted vigor-
ously. General Davis recommends that
whore soldiers are convicted of selling
clothing issued to them by the government
they be dealt with as severely as are those
who are convicted of buying It,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
GREAT SHOW OF LIVE STOCK
Entry List at Kansas city Embraces
Best Animals In the
Country.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. THE eighth an
nual American Royal Live Stock show
will open here tomorrow with more entries
I'm every department than ever before in
its history. The show will last all week
There are entries of upwards of 100 breed
ing cattle, 100 fat steers, sixty carloads of
fat and feeding cattle. go draft coach and
hackney horses, including string OF
eight horses from the stables of King
Edward and Lord Rothschild of England
and 700 hogs sheep and goats. Exhibitors
are here from sixteen different states, from
Massachusetts, to New Mexico All of the
prominent show herds of the country are
here, including the prize winners of a
dozen state fairs.
1t will be the largest gathering of prize
cattle from the four beef breeds ever held
in this country, not excepting the st. Louis
Worlds fair. Among the judges In the
various classes are s. w. Anderson, Bla-
ker Mills. W. Va: w. n Rogers, Nc
Cook. Neb.; Thomas Clark, Beechcr, H. {;
Joseph NJ Hall, Paris. KY, and Prof. c.
F. Curtiss. Ames. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
DENIAL OF ROYAL BETRoTHAL
Court Gossip Grpws Into Formal
Announcement as
Fact

LONDON, Oct IAN emphatic oficial
denial of the reported betrothal OF Grand
Duke Michael. brother of the emperor of
Russia. and Princess Patricia of Connaught
niece OF King Edward, was issued here to-
day.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct IA formal
denial has been issued here az the reported
betrothal OF Grand Duke Michael brother
OF the emperor Of Russia, and Princess
Patricia of Connaught. nicce OF King
Edward. An unwilling error was COM
mitted by announcing through semi-ofical
news agencies i'm Europe OF what was ac-
cepted yesterday as d fact in court and
diplomatic circles here, 1t now appears
that the discussion OF this alliance. which
is bound up with far-reaching political CON
sequences. has not reached the stage of
an actual betTothRl The intimation that
such marriage was contemplated erron-
eously developed in court circles into a
premature announcement of the betruthaI
as an accomplished fact
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
QUIET RESTORED IN MACON
object of the Mob's Wrath IL
Removed to Atlanta for
safety.

MACON, Ca, Oct. Quiet reigns In this
city tonight and no further trouble is an
ticipated. The negro who shot Adams and
Solomon last night was sent to Atlanta this
afternoon for safekeeping. The military is
held in readiness I'm case OF an emergency.
The mob succeeded in breaking into the
jail at late hour last night but the negro
had been placed in the barracks under
heavy military guard. Two white men
charged with murder escaped during the
excitement, but were captured today.
Adams and Solomon are In the hospital
Physicians cannot determine how seriously
they are wounded. The negro. Fews. who
did the shooting. was wounded. but will re-
cover. Another negro tS5ss shot through
the leg at the Jail last hight while the at
tack was being made on the prison.
Green and Gaynor two federal prisoners,
convicted of frauds IN the Savannah harbor
expenditures were lin the Jail last night
while the mob hammered at the iron doors.
After the mob effected an entrance the
noted prisoners mingled with the enraged
crowd In perfect composure.
MOBILE. Ala, Oct. 7.-Fears entertained
of retaliation by the negroes for yester-
days lynchngs of Thompson and Robin
son. negroes charged with criminal as
saults, have disappeared and the city is
quiet tonight. No further trouble is an
ticipated
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
10 STRIKE OF PARIS BAKERS
Extra supply of Bread Prepared In
Anticipation of the Legal
Rest Day.

PARIS. Oct. 1.-The threatened strike to-
day of the bakers OF Paris, in conse-
quence of the enforcement of the weekly
rest day regulation did not occur and
today passed without incident Because of
the presence throughout the day of 1000
special policemen and s00 Republican
Guards. patroling before the bakeries, as
well as detachments of armed infantry
posted al the various police stations the
city had more or less the appearance of
being under military law. The working
bakers decided unanimously not to strike
and consequently 1888 among the total of
3,0eO bakeries in Paris have baked a double
quantity OF bread and this evening the
stores are busy supplying customers with
an extra quantity, in view of the closing
of the bake shops tomorrow.
A few Of the working bakers received
instant dismissal for refusing to do the
extra work made necessary by this dou-
bic production and tonight these men
threaten reprisals. The authorities how
ever, have no anxiety on that score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
TEST OF SUBMARINE BOATS
Naval board Prescriber Conditions
which Competition Must
Meet.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A provision in
the naval appropriation bill enacted at the
last session of congress authorized the
secretary OF the navy ito contract for or
purchase subsurface or submarine torpedo
boats to an amount not exceeding H,0o0.cCO,
after such tests AS he shall see fit TO pre-
scribe" To prescribe and supervise the
tests Sccrctar Bona parte appointed
board consisting of Captain Adolph Mark,
jr., Naval Constructor w. r Taylor. Com
mandcrs c. w. Dyson and Cleland Davis
and Lieutenant John w. Timmins. with
Ensign Frank II, Sadier as recorder.
The board has agreed upon the nature
Of the tests and the time and place, which
are required TO be within nine months from
the date Of the passage of the Law.
The boats must be sdy for trial on
February Is. 1907. at Narragsnsett bay
where the tests are TO be made; and the
trials must be completed by March 2s, 1901
The tests are to be comparative. In the
opinion of the board. It is not practicable
to have simultaneous competitive tests.
The trials will be over a measured course,
under various conditions, that is. in the
light" condition with all ballast tanks
empty, in the "awash condition with the
vessels showing not more than half OF the
NoiHiihe loWfES. titu VI tue
condition with the connigg tower not less
than ten feet below the sdffaoe. The boats
will be put through all sorts OF maneuvers.
the time and the nature 0f the perform
ance Of each being noted by the board.
The vessels behavior in seaway also will
be determined. In submerged run each
vessel will discharge all OF its torpedoes at
a suitable target. observations on the target
being made wtthout con1inu tn the surface.
Designs for mining. costnterniinlng. cable
cutting and handling torpedoes will be
tested; the strength, material and work.
manship of each vessel will be examined
its habitabilty viii be determined by a
twenty-four hour submerge. and after the
trial all machinery will be dismantled for
examination by the board.
II is required that every boat 20 be
tested shall be submitted TO the board COM
plete in every respect for trial under
service conditions
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-08
BLACK HUNDRED is AssAILED
speech ia Convention OF
Russian Constitutional
Democrats.

HEI.sINGFoRs. oct. THE congress Of
The constitutional democrats assembled
here this afternoon. There were present Ill
delegates, representing forty-three prov
ines and four territories. Prince Paul Dol
goroukoff was elected president. while NJ.
Chisniakof and Prince shakhovski were
made vice presidents.
The most sensational features of the day =
session was an impassioned speech by Ivan
Petrunkevitch. in which he eulogizcd
Deputy Hertzenstein. who was murdered
in Finland last July by members Of the
Black Hundred He declared Hertzen-
STEMS blood stained the souls of the OPP
ponents OF the compulsory appropriation Of
land and that his monument was found in
the gratitude Of the Russian peasantry
The committee report regarding the vi
borg manifesto. as previously predicted in
these dispatches contained a formal ap-
proval Of the document and the principle
Of passive resistance. but recognized the
inexpediency of applying either at the
present time.
In his address opening the session Prince
Dolgoroukoff expressed regret that the con-
gress was compelled to ask hospitality Of
a people who had known how to win their
freedom. lie described the congress as a
great historical and constitutional act
which would vastly strengthen the party
in the coming electoral campaign. NJ. Ma
boukoff. former deputy from ST. Peters
burg. explained the constant conflicts which
had characterized the debates i'm the late
Parliament and said it was tho first duty of
! the party TO realize that the government
could never be sincerely constitutional.
The government views the act of October
30 as an historical error eXplicable only
q the theory of temporary alteration.
>z< ling at length with the growing streng III
W Influence of the labor party, NJ. Ma
.Aoff said he thought the first Parliament
had committed a very grave error in al
J lowing this party preponderance of in
huence in framing the agrarian manifesto.
The congress began the work Of prepar-
| ing an electoral platform and then ad-
I iourned until Monday.