The Forrest City times., 1906-03-09

 that effect
 Mr. DeRasitf f00k exception "a this statement. 1nd n his repiF which follawed, he injected consider. able ginger mo the campaign. He stated that though tliere had neeu fhe most searching investigation. his , name had never oecn r1nnected vii Il the hsaaliag -eaHdai 8t Little Raeks, and that this is the first lime that any 5-perslons had heen FaSf upon dim. He Invited the .susezf .uvesfi- gatiaH af his record. 8Hd vas proud - return The office n his peaple 1s para and undeiiied as upon The da5 f x1s giveu into his keeping
 The candidates fer ne legislature then followed, e3eH outlining his platform. and presenting His claims ln | ch9r1etertsft way Hr Pace, 1mong other things, criticised Mfr DeRositt for passing hiil "a increase the sglary Of Tue county judge and L3adeFs sprung | 7mslE sensation bv saving that ne Landersl did mt see shY Pace shaald ahieef. ls T had aot cost him Paee | cent. aua opening tlIe last punished Iisf of voters std hsa pasd their poll tax he deiied any man 70 dnd Faces name on The li-t.
 sheriff Williams made | short Id. dress la fhe interest q Governor Da- vis e9ndidacv fnr The EHitea Sfara- senate
 0u Tuesday. fhr candidates xenf ra Palestine The weather vas gloomy aHd threatening. ana there were auly ] ge. country people n town te hear them. However. aboHt two e'eiees. squire Hugh eaifeY ealief tne meet ing n 5rder n fhr Wilkinson nall. 1nd 4s fhe speahlug progressed quite 2 I8Fge number safheFef fa hear
 NJ. BeRaStif arenea 4Ha reviewed his ree1ui n tse legisiaturp ie vent iataa ahife | namher of ne acts Chat ae aad passed. explaining mem t9 fAe ~sl iaf1efian q he audience md asking II he haa ftsHe right Ia again taok ID He language lzed bF Ar keitwage II Goodwin ab@f BaeaiIHg, and defended almsea n aa ailie manner Ee 3lsa Ils@ect al AF foilwage speech Il he previous fay, dagdrtug his remarks q4ita ffa- qaentlY. with ] ehaiee BiI af saFea=m. which had ! telling efeer apan his hearers. Af- Raiis4ge had alza rritI- eised tAe county judge salary bill, aud had stated th9t He would himself gladly perform fhe duties for slfda. . Ar. DeRasiff zsid 1his WIS ne dnula true, nar faat RotIsage would he px- nenslse U | sasaFF af eYea 4sGa. and that fhe people 1tla SaBr Rail- s1ge II any price
 Af RaHsare faiIaveft. He ziez ciarea fhaf he had meaet ae refiee- riea apea As De3esift Bv whay he nad sad af t,ead.la. aHd fhat f haa required I very strained eansr ruerla af hfs lang4agc t7 make T sa. He s3Ia th2r Re, belng IaaFer. under st9ed Well enough that though per- son might evau ne indicted. his ge4R could anlE be established ey ! peFtilqr of rar jury gfter hearing the eyldenee. He sas glad that peR0sitt had aor heen mixed ap "a the haattliap. md ae deserved eredtr for II Nr. Roll wage then presented several blanks ef hs piarform aad outlined hlS views 1nf posifia npon he various sut- Ieefs neai ifeGed, ant which nave heretofore heea Runilznea a The Time ife sad ne s0ald give als an- fivifted tlme 70 rhe atlfles oi me of ice, and would rather come nome al Jhe end af The session v1rh , gppufa- tion as working memher rher han drinking member.
 dr- L3uders followed la efarq,.. terisfic beech. @aid he wa- | work. ingmsn, exhibited The c9rus ln his hands, and saEe ! brief -fafemeQf If his biograrng. He farors separar inr the school taxes; working roads bv ! At0nfract working canyiefs 8n fhe state Iarm or inside tha walls. g06r schools, ere.
 Dr. ! T Moore followed and eaf. lined ALs platform whirh was men toned in The Tirnes TWO weeks 9ga. He k especially in favor If seqre4ar ing the -shoel taxes. and presented his views on and experience with the negraes ln his seetion. He said the negroes over theFe are her allowed To run things, aad were cot given The !afitade which the negroes enjoy our h the hIlls- He laid stress upon the triiling disposition If the negro, and said that every time Y0u educate ona you spail farm hanr.
 Mir Chas. R. Mathis spoke aexr. He made a zElenryt4 -raaeh ..s,,,.,{f..,,.