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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
FIRST FIGURES ARE
TOO CONSERVATIVE
johnson Running Away with Min
nesota to the Tune Of $4,000
or More.
stop John A. johnson

Somebody stop John A. Johnson.
Minnesota s chain lightning governor
got such start that he seems to be
running yet. His own committee adj
mits that it did not appreciate the
strength of the governors popularity.
The more complete the returns are, the
higher his majority mounts. I he
day, which were much the highest of
any put out in the first twenty-four
hours, now seem conservative.
Hennepin with twenty-s precincts
to hear from gives Cole 1860; John
son 23,O23. It is practically two to
one, and the remaining precincts will
probably run the plurality in this
county up to 10000. It makes those
democrats who were claiming 1000 IN
Hennepin wonder if they really know
anything about politics, while the re-
Cole can only blush with shame:
Hennepin isn't the only johnson
county in the state, however. Old
Goodhue pulls in with $50 for John
son. st. Louis county, proud strong
hold of the party, reports 1,464 for
johnson, in 100 precincts. There are
eighteen missing, which will probably
raise the figure. The ninth district is
all one-sided, with close to 1000 in
Otter Tail, and every other county in
the district lining up strong. The third
district counties are all johnson, and
seven democratic senators are elected
on the johnson wave in that district,
against two republicans. Nicollet coun.
ty went almost as strong for johnson
as two years ago, and the others much
stronger. In the first district Houston
seems the only county left in the re-
publican column, and even old Fillmore
gives johnson a lead on partial re.
turns. Faribault county seems on Cole IS
side by a small margin, but otherwise
the second district is Johnson. q The
sixth is all johnson except Cass and
probably Hubbard, with Stearns throw
ing in 5000. In the eighth Itasca may
go to Cole, but returns are meager.
The Jacobson territory went almost 2
to ! for Johnson
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
HAMMOND BY 1000
Second District Result Not as Close as
SunnOSed a-4

Winfield s.. Hammond is elected to
congress from the second district by
very close to 1000 plurality. The
more complete returns have Increased
his margin instead of reducing it., in
dicating that Hammond ran strong in
the back precincts which are late in re-
porting. The figures by counties are
as follows, plurality being indicated
where only one column is flied:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
sLEEPLEsSNESS.

You will have no difficulty in proeur-
ing rest and sleep, if you will let DR..
Miles Nervine soothe and strengthen the
tired, agitated, weakened brain nerves.
So long as they remain in this condition
you will be restless, irritable, melan-
choly. You are welcome to your money
back Il frst bottle does not helm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
sWITcHMAN IS KILLED.

William K1einfalter, SIT Payne avenue. ST.
Paul. switchman in the Payne, avenue yards
of the Omaha road was run down by switch
engine yesterday. His right arm was severed
city hospital, where he died an hour later.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08

Great confusion has probably re-
suited from an error in the tally sheets
sent out from the secretary Of state s
office. On the ballot the good roads
amendment to- Article 16 of the con-
stitution came first, and the tax amend
ment, to Article 8, was second. The
tally sheets on which Judges and clerks
of election made their returns have re-
versed this order, and call first for a
return on the amendment to Article 8,
and second for the vote on the amend
ment to Article Is. The peddling
amendment is last in both places. Evil
IDENTIFY most election Judges would not
note the transposition at all, and would
return the vote on the amendments in
the same order that they came on the
ballot. Therefore the vote would be
reversed on the tally sheet ip many
cases, and the returns will probably
be found all mixed up.
Unless both amendments are found
to have majority on the returns, it
may be necessary to provide for the
expense Of a recount Of the whole
state. :.&
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
HURT IN STRIKERS RIOT
Union Men,. Strlkebreakers and Policemen
Clash at colunbus.

Columbus, Nov. S.--A hundred strikers
and strikebreakers and a half dozen po-
licemen participated in a riot at the JEFF
ferson manufacturing plant here today.
Several were injured, but none seriously.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Gooding Reelected by 1000.

Boise, Idaho, Nov s.-Returns con-
firm the earlier estimates that Gov
ernor Gooding, republican candidate
for reelection, has carried the state
by a majority Of somewhat more than
1000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08

HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA FROM COLDS.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the worldwide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes cause. Call fol-
full name. Look for signature e. W. Grove. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Eberhart Is Safe.

There is no danger of the republicans
losing anything else on the state ticket.
Eberhart, for lieutenant governor, suf-
fered most by coming so near the gov
ernor, and will go thru by much
lower plurality than expected. He
seems to have carried the normal re-
publican counties right along, however.
Only few counties have canvassed
the vote on minor. Offices, but the fol-
lowing samples show how the vote is
lining up on second place:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Committee Probabilities.

The positions Of the other members
Of the Minnesota delegation on com
mittees in the sixtieth congress viii be
as follows: Tawney will remain chair
man appropriations committee; Davis
goes up to sixth place on agriculture,
because Of the retirement Of Wads-
worth, Cromer and Brooks and the
death Of Adams Of Wisconsin; Stevens
retains his position on interstate and
foreign commerce and will be fourth
man on immigration and naturalization;
Volstead becomes third man on public
lands by the retirement Of Chairman
Lacey and others, and will be a mem
Der Of the most important sub-commit-
tees, dealing with public land legisla-
ton; Bede will be the ninth member Of
the rivers and harbors committee, as
Bishop and Dovener retire, and is sure
of a place on that committee in the
event that the republican membership
on it is reduced; STEVENSON will be
sixth man on postoffice committee and
third on militia .. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
ASSETS VERY SMALL

WcF adyan Company Has S1U0,oU0 With
Which to Pay s2,sso,ooo. Il
London Nov. lS.-At u meeting Of the
creditors of the firm Of McFadyan &
Co., bankers, the London house Of Ar
hutbnot & Co., bankers, Of Madras, the
chairman announced that the liabilities
in London amounted to s2,350,0 900 and
assets roughly amount to 100000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
Hartman Talks.

Leading dealers handle the leading
rubber shoes-F -Shulze Glove. ~,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
CONGRESS CHANGES
AFFECT NORTHWEST
Several States Will Lose Impor
tant Committee Places Thru
Election.
BY w. w. Jermane, Colorado sulIdlns,

BY W. w. Jermane, Colorado Building,
Washington, D. G.
/ ashington, Nov. ,S.--Tuesday's cleo
ton results will make some marked
changes in membership Of important
committees of the house. Minnesota
and other northwestern states will lose
some places, but will gain others.
The retirement Of Fletcher, Nc leary
and Buchanan will leave Minnesota
without representation on the ways and
means, military affairs and Indian
affairs committees.
Frank M. Nye will have to bring the
strongest kind Of pressure to bear to
get a good committee place. Nc
Cleary's successor, Mr.. Hammond, can.
not hope to attain very good COM
mittee place in republican house and
certainly won't 90 on the ways and
means, Lindberg, republican, may
succeed Buchanan on the Indian affairs
altho he will have to take the place at
the foot Of that committee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
BIG SYSTEMS hub
Continued From First Page.

would have been increased and the
stock Of the Illinois Central would
now be worth $500 share.
But Mr.. Fish did not care to go
beyond Iowa. He looked over the field
Of the Union Pacific and considered it
sagebrush.
!" AS Developments have progressed
the illinois Central, aside from the
added mileage indicated, has not
grown as it should. It was to prevent
the property's shrinking and shrivel-
ing into small affair compared with
what its future could b, be made, that i i
the property. It is but natural that ]
should protect my investment in Hi.
nois Central and that I should plan its
further advancement !, In
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
Brains arc Trumps

ln games ot cards, trumps Win In the. great game of life brains win, and nothing but brains could get together such company of high class artists as are carried by the Reno X Alvord Surprise Company, which includes the acknowledged queen of the sway ing wire, Mile. Emily Reno: the lightning baton manipulator. Scar geant kall; Nh. I'ert Franklin, the flexible marvel: Little .Auine. the child wonder and her enchanted globe; the king ot eoruet soloists. Professor Jerry Crowther: the great est of all society acrobats, Jeromr X Edwards; emperor of all iuggler>, Nr. George kall: the phenomenal boy tenor of the Trinity choir of Brook lyn, Mons. Bcri Edwards: Professor Adelburl and his educated canincS: Edward Reno, in original effects in Egyptian sOrccrA and others ta4. nH- merouS to mention. Stat~ 4IeW m sale al the usual place.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
\ Prosperous Year.

Hco. r. Faylor Lodge No. l9. l. O. o. r., met II their hall on Monday evening. Jan. l, 1906, with a good al tendance, and initiated one candidate i'll the degree ot Friendship, and also admitted one bk card To the degree ot Truth. report for the term end ing Dee, 5lSt. leo1, was received and read, alld was | Nery good one The lodge has paid out for relief @-3l for this term, and has purchased rcgalia amounting tO S3oo. and still has Il nlce sum To itS credit II has been prosperous the past wear, both in finances and Ill membership. The following officers for fbs term were properly installed iu their several olhce> bN Deputy Grand Master. r. N. NcGtendor E. r. McCrary. \. t.: Tom Johnson. \. G.: l.. Rollwaae. chaplin; E \. Myers. warden: r. N. Lewis, fin. sec; W F. Kirby. rec. see. Max lo1le, treas. Next Mon. day evening the lodge Will work n the degrees ot Friendship, Love and Truth, and expect sood attendance. as several candidates are in waiting receive these degrees.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05

In this issue k the announcement of MT. W A. Scott, as q candidate for City Marshal. He is well-known to the voters, and has had some ex- periencc as peace office, having served at itIerent times as deputy. He has been confined to his room and bed for several days by illness, and hopes his Qualiiieat ions and aspira tions will he given such eousideFat ioH as they deserve. the same as if he could see you ill person. He has been em- ployed with \. l. Nelson X Co, and is gentleman of intelligence, integri- ty and courage. If elected he will discharge the duties ef the office to tue best ef his ability. and without Discrimination.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
HELP WANTED.
No Energy. No Will Power. Nc Ambition. Losing Confidence in Self and the Confidence of
 Friends or Employers.
A State of Health That Needs Prompt Treatment to Ward Off
 Serious Disease.

Do you notice q large reduction in your vital energy, Ire you losing hold on your place i'll the social worldo Is your strength gone, constitution weak appetite poor, digestion dcranced, bow. els eostivc, with uncasiuess and svuD. toms of derangcinent in the region of the kidncys' Such < condition is tb, preliminary ie Briglit'~ Diseasc.ar som, other serious kidney trouble. If ,bis describes the estate ot vour body. we urq, upon you pfomp' action before vour health is entirely beyond recovery Friekiy Ash Hitters is the remedy voo nced' t has l four.fold restorative effect It stimulates the torpid liver, restores health i'll tine stomach, strengthens and cures the kidneys, and through its peculiar yet agreeable laxative char. acter it cliuches the good work by thor. oushly cleansing the bowels. + is q certain remedy for kidney and liver diseases.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
WEIGHED 7o5 POUNDS
The Biggest Dressed Hog Ever sold on the Forrest GitN
 Market.

hog l. hog, and there are tarl- oas kinds of hogs, bat the biggest hog ever seen in Forrest City MS on exhibition al Mr L.# #R. Grobmeef.s < meat market on Tuesday.
 This hog Was If the t5ul-esged and Berkshire variety and was dress ed and brought to town by our highly esteemed aud old-time friend. Nr. (. \. Bynunf, one of St Francis com- tvs most progressive aud prosperous farmers. The hog tipped the scales at 7o5 pounds. messed. II was three years old. seven feel long and three feet and tWo inches high
 Mir. Bynum received --cenfs Der pound for his sWineSldp. ar sia 4l.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
Meeting of the Demneratie Tx
 Executive Gommittee.

The City Democratic Executive Committee met al the court house, Thursday night, January i, l906 at 7:30 o'clock. for the purpose of setting the date of the city primary election.
 The following members were pres ent Chairman c. E. Rollwage, N. E. Nelson gas. Russell and Secretary Ed Landvoigt.
 After reading the minutes of the previous meeting, the chairman stat ed the object Of the meeting, where upon Jas. Russell moved that the date for holding the primary election be fixed for Tuesday. January 3o. lao6. The motion prevailed
 The following instructions. as adopted in mass meeting in regard to qualification. of voters. were adopted.
 That ths Executive Committee be instructed fafX the date and pace for holding strictly white demo. cratic primary election All @hif, voters UHe HIedIe themselves 10 =#n- Hnr #f H6min6e aae ai i13e# |. yofe
 #atisa aa> made sat earned r. a--esz tbe eaadi8see- as Hfjowz. 8a. same r1 be pad T9 Thc secretary =U. fore name placed or fHe fIeset Candidates iar mayor s5.= =far marshal sj, farrscarder ses for treasurer. s2 al.a1her officers. sl=each:aHd must b. paid on or before January 2G laE. |, Hinsurf name on ticket
 First ward embraces a4l tefffag south of Choet4w Railroad
 Sec5nd wand embraces all territory east of Rossef street and north of thC ChoetaW Railroad
 Third ward embraces all territory west of Rosser street and north of th, l Choctaw Railroad
 The following are the polling places First ward. at Stevens undertaking shop; second ward. al city hall: third ward, at office of Forrest City Gin.
 First ward John Brady, Bud Kirby G. W. Leggett, judges; Ed BonneI and John Pope, clerks.
 Second ward " C. nambleton Tom Buford. \. L. Stevens, judges Linn Hurley and l.. P Taylor clerks
 Third ward sam Apperson, San Hodges S Rolfe indpeS. lohu 1 Ravens and John Winfield clerks.
 There being no further bushes, the committee adjourned subject tC call If chairman.
 c. E. RoLLwAGE, Chairman.
 Ed Landvoigt, Secretary.
 lnaAG Anlr naLAn-anl I... IL ]. |.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
EnR CITY MARSHALL

The Times is authorized to nnnoance Mr, HENRY WILDER. as q candidate tor re-ciec ton to the ufiice of Marshal ot ths City ai Forrest City. subject to The action of tne City Democratic primary election.
 The Times Is authorized to announce MT, Q. r. WOLFF, aa n candidate for Marshal ot the City ot Forrest City, subject tn the action of the Democratic primary election.
 Tho Times is authorized n announce Mir. l. l.. STOCkARn, as Ii candidate for Marshal of the City ot Forrest City, subject n the action of the Democratic primary election.
 The Times is Auihorized to announce l. W. A. SCOTT aE Il rnndldatn for Marshal ai the City ot Forrest City. subject to the action of the primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
Return ei tIlesroa aal =#

4aHera 6aa. slaaz #=#a- a# city MeeGapi. uu Ha.i~ fgafaa4 iathe old home Hlace fast 0eHE ~ THe joy and pleasure of f#z maHF ueIeaaar~ and friends
 At T meeting af his H#a= HeieHBer-. W. C Ferguson and Tom Rowland, a committee, promulgated 5hp following resolution:
 Whereas. II was with deep regret that We bade farewell To our neighbor and friend, Dan Wylds. who having acquired more of this worlds goods than he could spend in the country. hied himself to the fair city of For rest City; and,
 Whereas In few short months a longing for the old home" seized his soul. and to think being to act with Dan, he silently folded his tent, and is now once more with his family gathered around the broad chimney place, where 5o years ago, he was fed on catnip tea, therefore,
 Be it resolved That in the return of Dan and his family, Forrest City's loss is our gain, and We welcome them back.
 N (. FERGUSON.
 Iom ROWLAND.
 CDmuitfp.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
May Live 100 N.a.

The chances fol ltme d nli ..rn- tury are excellent iu the caot. at Mrs. Jennie Duncan. ol Ha}Hssville. Maine. now 70 years old Shr writes: Flee. tric Bitters cured ne of chronic dvs. pepsia of 20 years standing. and made me feel aS well and strong as a young girl. Electric BitterS cures stomach and liver diseases. blood disorders. general debility and bodily weakness. Sold on guarantee at all drug stores. Price only 5a.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05

\ committee was appointed To stcal q fatted cali. \ eaNWa~ SGggeeei cd. but as Lack Pipkin was too busy preparing for his marriage. I calf Was finally agreed upon The call waS obtained. killed and bafbeeaed. and after tho feast few remarks From Captain N4lds assured #91I. lrieRa~ that the old hemeNa- il good enough place fo1 him
 Long life tu Dam.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
President Afkansas Division S. (.
How Prevent Bilious Attacks.
l tllosN Citizen nonorcd

At 4 convention of delegates ta tic
 NrkansaS Division of the Southern Cotton Association at Little Rock on edneSday, our fellow citizen, Mir. Marshall \. Gaines, was elected sccrc- tary af the Association for the enSu- ing year. NJ learn that permanent headquarters will be established at Little Rock, and Mr Gaines MiIl be in charge of the office at that place. We congratulate Mr. Gaines on his promotion to So exalted and responSi- hle position, and know better se- lection could not have been made. We understand the Association k in a very ilouriShing condition. II has already accomplished great good. and has become powerful faction iii be- hall ut the cotton growers. and though Il k Yet in itS infancy il has influenced the price Of cotton hy ad- YiSing curtailmeut q the acreage and the holding oi cotton uuli fair and feuuneratNe price was secured
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
MaunE

The Timss ls ana hafIaea tnuAnaauae= JOHN M BROWN q Caudl8atefui Msyora1 Fora esI IltY fU1ieef Co the Hetl.u aI the Democratic primary v1Ugton-
 Ihe Times is authorized to snuo4Hee Mr. 1z r JOHNSON. as E candidate for tue Viiee uf Waxar af tbe cify Bt FaHftsaf CiIEz eubIUeT io the acton of Che Democratic pfmaa} election
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
FoK RKpREsENTArINE.

The Times k authorized to announce Mir \, \. LANDERs as a candidate for Repre- sentative in tue lower house Of the General Assembly of Arkansas, subject tu the action of tha democratio primary -electlnn.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.

.fne 1Imss fs aafHaHzeI faanuaaaae. ,ffI= V II iEaHH of -E-H raut5s eauut+= as-i cam did8ft for Ea4ff...tE# tlIutais-lnHrt4 fHzzlH tHH Eastern District szHH#.lt fa HItt lIss =z szH Democratic PfImaa EleeH5l
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
Fof. rfIuTlf THlrtE

Ehe FHmHs i- HuHheH.fr = auruuaH# taS= JAMIS l. eNNEttH -t While e=HHHE t- < candidate faE iHdss #t ta# F#Het fas ##Isl t#Hf rufHuf AfkansHA sHhsret tF mo HeFHua Hi FfHH nanI.nlAN. IrLmlrL LLn.t-n.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
EnR CIIY EEtNKnEk.

The Times ts authorized to annoauee Mir EHOs T ALTMAN. as a candidate for the office of Recorder uf the City nj Forrest Ciy. sabjec, totbe action of the Democratic pri- mary election
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. .feos
4 N NOUNC f EM EH TS
For Chancellor

The Times is aathorIled ta announce Judge ! l. REASIHY Az Il candidate fur tzhaaaaillE ef the Fifh ChaueerX ClIGutt. suh #EgF to th. action of fHH Democratic party af as pf4ut#ffs election tu March t9si.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
\ Happy NcW Year.

New Year iaY will long be | pleasant memory =to all of those who were fortunate enough to spend il with MT. and Mts. W. ". Bryan.
 The guests, who arrived LIMO da4s before the dawn of the New Year. were Miss Meda McIlaney. of Para. gould, Mrs. E | Posy. of NaryeH. Mrs. \. b. IIaraWy, Of Hartman. Ms. NJ Bryan. of Haynes, Mrs ]. F. Bryan. of Yoron8 Alrs. j.. j.. Bryan could uot be present. returning home sunday afternoon to ocommeuce school. bat sue was remembered with ouc of tHe souvenirs. I silver bon ban ~coap engraved with tHe initial l..
 All present received gifts
 I-re iifAan @a@ presented NHha .oc= het lh Roman ce.aE NifH geal diamond set and monogram If li> name. faf watch charm
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
Catarrh Canoot be Cur-I

N -t" t9ss4 arntteatl0us a> they eanuo1 .fe.t.A tut >euf ut tbe Hf-est~e tatarrh 4s,. s5.... ., eene5 fthfioua atN'tst. stna iu or5rr tu tHsfa 1T h"u ultiet take tafttuHi tenitltes ifaHI=slz lzt- satt que '~ t4AfH tatttnH5it and nets #i. itctb eh the HIopa aHa mu6#a- ~iIff.5+.. fhi RaiaitH iate f~ uutH aHs,, tlett=.=.4.t. Y "8s nft-eitHtt1 uY taUe#ri fHf at-l t4aV-t. sieis TT thi~ eoHHIiN fef 1ruf- sud Us rta. tiet pft9Sti ipfiao lf1s aalpps~ss} of The Hf-~f tahie> hhuWu Vauhiaea ssIth HHH best t#35.55.{ puf ihrts, Hgune dirtefy uu the ru0t.ti- .4i faees AAe pettett rHnl b4H#tf0u ,5f fNs. ANv ih ihkftafFt4ts Is MHaE HUodHets >Ht.u Wan- dtftW results m cIFIHE gssi.53=FH Send f5 tr-ilwaaiais free
 J. CHENEY A CQ.. Props ra..as t4
 ~3ta lA urue@.-ts- priee .s.
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The Forrest City times., 1906-01-05
Mr. Gaines Appointed

GhickaIah, Ark.. bec. -, lae5. N. \. Gaines, Co. See. x. (. A.
 bear Sir: You arc hereby appom- ed t delegate-at-Iarge from your county to attend a meeting of the Southern Cotton Association to be held ill the citt of New Orleans. Louisiana, on January II. r and r., l906.
 Your county can send ae man, other delegates as they wish. l hope you win attend this meeting as there will be many matters of great importance To every citizen ot the south dis cusscd. Arrangements haye been made for onc tarc for round trip on all rail- roads
 Please let mr know whether YOU will attend or not
 ienrs for success,
 l.. Ii. BURNETT. President Arkansas Division S. C. \ How TO Prevent Bilious Attacks one who k subject To bilious at [. tacks will notice that for q day or more before the attack he k not hun grH at meal times and feels dull aft CT eating. | dose oi Chamberlain 's stomach and Liver Tablets when these hr>t symptoms appear will ward of the attack They are fol >ale bv J. r. SauderS