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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
AS DARK AS NIGHT.
Chicago and St. Louis Enveloped
Pail CT Smoke, Increasing
lioht Bills.

Chicago. March 9.-For several hours
today Chicago was covered with Il pail
Of smoke. which. coupled with heavy
clouds, made the day as dark as night.
Artificial lights burned brightly in the
stores and offices in the business sec
ton. Street cars ran With all lights
turned on and headlights ablaze. Al
times it was impossible To see half a
square along the street.
There was much confusion and delay
III the streets. collisions being umer
Gus.
business at The stock yards was prac-
tically suspended OWING to the dark
ness which enveloped the city. In cat
tie pens traders were unable to dis
,inguish one steer from another. be-
cause of the lack of light.
St. Louis. March "A dense pail of
smoke settled over ST. Louis this morn
ing at 1870 o'clock. The darkness OF
nieht prevailed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
PURE FOOD FAVORED.
Bill Now Proposed Will Be Reported
FavorabIy by the

Washington. -. c.. March 1.-Th.
house committee on Interstate and for
cign commerce agreed on ~ pure food
the house. In many respects II is like
the Hepburn bill. passed by the senate
and the committee agreed to let IT
have the name and number of that
measure, but amended it by adding
some provisions of the Hepburn bill.
u suggestions OF members of the
house committee.
only three members of the commit
tee. Representatives Adamson, of
Georgia; Bartlett. of Georgia. and RUS
sell. of Texas. opposed the bill. They
announced their intention to prepare a
minority report on the ground hat, the
measure is an assumption of the police
powers of the state by the national
government.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
WRECK KILLS ONE.
,irI k.lied and Her Mother Probably
Morts!Iy Injured IN New York
Smaehup.

Saratoga. \. Y. March =. \ rear
End collision 81 tho peiawai" and
Hudson railroad here Yesterday re-
suited in one death and Severe injuries
tn several passengers who were on the
train known az IN, Lake George Spc-
ciai.' Miss Esrnond. aged IS years. of
Gansevoort. Was instantly killed. Her
mother. Mrs. Charles f.sinond. received
injuries that are likely 70 prove fatal.
Frank Sindccuz. "f Buffalo. "A tray
cling salesman. suffered the loss OF u
leg.
Frank Cardes. of Albany, was in
jured internally.
Nelson NJ. varney. OF Sandy Hill. had
his right hand n arm crushed and
received internal injuries.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
ALGEClRAS CONFAB
TO BE SUCCESSFUL
Now indicated That France and Ger
many Will Agree on Police Pol

Berlin. March 9.-P.ivate c%onversa-
IONS between the German and French
.nvoys at Algeciras have brought them
.,ltnost to an agreement on the Moroc-
can police controversy. so near in
deed. thai the foreign office regards II
satisfactory issue of the conference as
assured.
Germany. it is understood. accepts
france and Spain as having officers
best fitted for policing Morocco. France
accepts international control in prin-
tiple, undertaking tn supply adequate
guarantees that the police shall not be
uational in character. 1t is the specific
form of these guarantees that remains
.nsettled.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
HIST, CANAON! LOADED?
Nicholas Lonsworth Deliver a Cigar
to the Speaker Which Is Sus.
piciousIY Bin.

Washington, March 5.-Representa-
tive Longworth Returned to his duties
In the house today. He brought with
him to the capitol and presented to
Speaker Cannon In his room q huge
cigar. at least eighteen inches long. the
product n Havana. Cuba.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
ROCKEFELLER
IN PUBLIC TALK
Supreme Court Justice Gaynor
ScathingIy Oenounces the
Hiding Magnate.
HAS NO SUPERIOR GENIUS
Mas Railroad Criminality Which Made
Hun Rich-Would Deplore Appeal
to Courts OF Rate
Matters.


~" i"Fh. Maf'h Sdlf "a 'oui'
Justice Ml'tlain j Ha9nor 81 i~5ioVAlSA'
speaking yesterday o. corporate
Abuses at jhn Peoples Forum, in New
lr-nnh.rio s-.s,n,ngl[ de,0 ,nncea Il man
.,n So nc. ,h... - 49,. .n,r,
VIC i''sS HN'S '-''"' "t"' - - 90
10 i"sii4
.Nth"usN the !ufse h''ttl"A'N 10
iaiAss 'he'v We're hi,siN M '"e NHnl-
elor NH" construed the ~lansNase as re-
leiriig 10 Johi ~ is0ekelrtlef, Ion
many process serNeiShAN been hunting
NaiaiA ior weeks. re - MaANti - Il
Witness IN the suit "i lhe S}aie "l Ms
s9Hll 10 li'ke away 'ie 9l'i'i9r' ~
llanchi-s in that state Tor alleged Nlp-
!"ll"ii ol lhe alHl-lt1s1 '"".
iuase 'aHlioi. after spetKlis "i 'ne
bribery ~ Slsiai"iS 3HA SpNefllHen1
"willciais 10y ilu 'Npl"ioeis "i pu"fle liAA
Misses and ~ tael '"nt"liPl "na diSlV-
gard lpN toth l"t E"Noitiiishl "NI '"c
9ulls' s"id'
WHAT W"NIn y He'''t man nNas ~
.his community G9 II ne h'sild i~l officer
was lnokiug for hlm 10 subpoena hmm
to court 10 testify NoaId IN" moe ~
his house and nave ms VIC itlii mn
aren and servants lie and say theN dld
hp' KNOW Wh''' ne WIS. VIM II,
hurry into some other state, or 90
abroad IN ms Naca'' IL ne ia'u o'e' ana
rat l" sea To eSVApe sciN'Ne.
Come Forward Like a Man.
q, yould he come forward like a de-
,a,i ,nou and say
So. ann here.
And if he lied or sneakcd away
womb he not be condemned by The
.n,,n1unit, ~, dishonest. d~ishonorahle
.,,l ~ s,.rr.rtahle Would any one
'tfa, MN Ms h,4nd on his return? And
- ,',, v.ith In nyersrovn fortune
- nn, az ,ha abnse Of hubble fran
htses Gnes mai thing is he a decent
mon, ha, Of societyY Is he fit to mingle
,"i,b hnraet neo,leo No. he is all he
49," .,,nt iLla ana enil,v
=. ,,s, ~ ch,lr,b az, sunday
,hnnrtn. ,an make a character
NV. M
..1hasa ,sn,f. hmye naen crving ont
~ ~ liL. aoafnei decent
tH'i ! : ~ nntn von mai they
PyoPls' "" ~ ans win destrov ou,.
W - ~, ,,a,, ~ thnv ara nor
>iot1,t'" ~ ,pai,. ,arears
'.1'har. no preiudice against hon
esll4 ACQUIRED wealth in this country.
!. is against wealth acquired by trick
and device. by the faVoritiem of laws,
nv tn. misuse OF public franchises,
ythich is under the ban of honest peo-
ulo"
Criminal Chapter of History.
1,1ga cav,nr denounced the rebate
ann ajscri,ninations in freight rates by
~ firnade He called them gross
wr,ngs .vThe extent" said he. "to
nbirh th,s, co,.,oratiors have violate,
,hai, a,,tv and the law of their being
nv CARRYING The freight of some at q
,suro, rata Than is oxacted of their ri
LIS in the am line of business. and :,
,.,ch hover as to enable them to I'M
,le,sell and thereby ruin such rivals
md drive them out of business am,
ast,hIish :: m~onopoly in themselves
fnrm,s tho most criminal chapter in on,
HISTORY. That the public highways 81
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
CLARK KEEPS LAND.
Montana Millionaire Senator Beats the
Government in Case for Cancella.
ton of Patents.

Washington. d. c.. March Ex-senator
Clark of Montana today won the case
again1 him in the supreme court in
which the government sought to have
cancelled patents to Il. 400 acres of pub
lie lands In Montana. which were AL
legged to nave been fraudulentiy -
cured.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
MERELY

London. March 1.-.Interesting. bu.
is the British foreign Offices
OF the story published in
Paris To the effect that a formal politi-
cal alliance between Great Britain and
Spain will promptly follow King NJ
fonso's marriage to Princess Ena.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
PLuNGEs MIC STREET.
Erie Train Of Emigrants in Wreck a
Rindhamton. N. Y.

~Binghamton, y. y, March S.-A west
bound Erie train travelling at the rate Of
twenty miles an hour and carrying a
trainload of emigrants bound for the west,
was dcrailed in this city today. The en-
CINE. mail. baggage and express cars
plunged over an embankment to the
street.
Engineer Samuel Mason and the fireman
were painfully injured. None Of the pas
scngers was hurt.
The wreck caught fire but the flames
were Quicly e~xtinguished.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
LOAN ON FARMS.
Favorable Report on Bill Affecting Ma
tionat Banks.

Washington. March 1.-The house
committee on banking today authorized
q favorable report on h bill permit
ting national banks to loan money on
farm lands up to half OF their value.
excluding improvements.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
SUSAN q. ANTHONY BETTER.

Rochester,. Marc Susan b. An
thony is considerably improved today.
Doctors say she has Il fair chance Of
recovery.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-03-15
IOwAN IS BLAMED
FOR THE REVOLUTION
Former Minister Sanchez Saws
Thomas c. Dawson Prom
ised Much.
THE SANTO DOMINGO ROW
Morales Was Made to Believe That thu
American Minister and His Gun
boats Would Suppress Any
Uprising.

-,.oe,~tn, II N. INV.
New YORK lieralu luDllSiled To-Day 4
II inarkable attack on Thos. e. Dawson.
OF Iowa. now minister to SAINT DO
,sin.,, i, o-bi.b h, j. ,cc,,sel Of 70
80 :"
9anto l'7niAEo.
1t is based on a Statements by All.
SANCHEZ, former minister OF the DO
n.inican government and one OF the
sieners OF the lDillimgham-Daw SON
SANCHEZ treaty.
"Thos. G. Dawson. the American
minister. was the undoins of Morales
and his gnysrnncnI," j. flc statement
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER
COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedingk.)
(Tson4;nun<l

B. Being connection betHeet the
said proposed track in Bay View av enue
and the southeasterly track in West Side
avenue, the centre line of which is de-
scribed as follows
Beginning at point in the centre OF
the southeastedE track in West Side
savene, distant hfty-two feet and fifty
eight hundredths of foot {52.5S9 north
eastwardly from the intersection of the
same with the centre line of the proposed
track in Bay View avenue produced
and extending thence as follows:-1)
southw estward9y curving toward theleft
with radius of one hundred two feet
and thirty-6ve hundredths of foot
f1O2.350, a distance of eleven feet and
ninety-one one hundredths of loot
11.91) to point Of compound curve;
! thence (2) still curying toward the left
with a radius of thirty seven feet and
thirty-fve hundredths of a foot (37359
a distance of fifty-seven feet and twenty
FIVE hundredths of a foot (57250 to a
point of compound curve; thence (3) still
curving toward the left with radius OF
dredths of a foot (10235o, a distance OF
eleven feet and ninety-one one hun
dredths. of foot Q1.910 to a point OF
tangent in the centre line of the proposed
track in Bay View avenue above de
scribed, and there connecting Herewith
and be it further
Resolved, That permission be granted
to said company to erect and maintain
the necessary poles within the eurb-lines
of West Side avenue, located ais indica.
ted by the numbered red dots on map
numbered 1896. attached to petition upon
which this resolution is based; and be ii
further
Resolved, That permission be also
granfedAto said company to operate cars
over said track and connections by elec
tricity supplied to electric motors on the
caas from oveShead wires by what il
known as the overhead trolley system
and to string the necessary overhead
wires .hsrsfoF.
Ii being the purpose and intention that
the several pecmissicns herein given are
bas4 supplemental to ordinances granting
pssanexston 70 sal6 company to locate, re-
locate, caustruuz, operate end maintaiI
siyast ssbway tracks IN other portions oi
fhis atty. which said ordinances were
heretofore pa.se6 by thie Board, an6
that the life of these several permissions
saaH be for no ggaater period than is tlt
/. Efc Of those ordiala nees which they ars
inteHdea tQ sunnlsuaeRf AID that shss
4 shall Of thenself'es carry 20 IlE.c
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03


r,.,n ~1E NLAGAA.-A .-.-. a.oUTE
station New For ~ street asG fieen p msa
Terninaie ,xser from loot ". aid stress. N 7,
s.aai e4t1l station e WseSawAsn. \; J.. can ;.
rem; e I; r 4 l., ,qasDoi At Jersey G5:-
Cornwall Ne%baPsxbA Ps AASsrsTaS Ssa ns nsSt Roins'
40 A. Nj da4ly. Albany and inSsrmsdiass s:a-
a .na m-20 "a 4 N daily. except sunday, for Hsh.
Insa u Mnsesk NJ. west EoinL, KINGSTON New Pals.
LAKE aas r! Aononk' catskan Aountainz. AlhAaa
~ ~ N chlsego Express. dally.
Magma NNssay qsf Fss RGSs.ss Sss,s
next afternoon. Dining car attached az KinS-
gers HghanS Fails ASse West sPPoGay Pons Sos Go
Sewhurgh ana inss-msdIats stations % Al
esS ssls No for chlsSss9 ana 81 Louis Lms.
Defroi. Jlevsana chicsso ca and Isl s.. Eoais EsIn''
SO Sca yaaeuss ay RceA.s1ss s5ssOi ad4y &:
Falls, Hamilton, Toronto. Detroit and g.
a4s r. M daily. for Albany, EAst UticA
Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. chlcaSo ana 81
A.. 5. leaves prSCklya Anns1:-
4. +n.S 4 NJ. i. rs +. n.
A4tsri5'A& sis, k51ss Seas 100, SO Is and and his
-h12I5 P. NJ. '4.46 P. NJ. $50 P. II.
Kingston Losalis-s10o r n.
Pullman Sleeping Cars for Albany Utioa.
Syracuse, Rochester. Bui1aio. Niagara Tsps,
Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago and st. Lori on
.nSssss Wssssosss; Esp;s.. sasek: e.sssss .es9u.s
s00 2SIh. 9
For tickets. fiple-tabies. parlor and sfeepln<
car Accommodations information apply nf
oTices.-Brookiyp. Nos: sSs. s4s, 72s FuIs
street; ANNEX office. foot Of Fulton stree:
New York City, Nos il9. sss. s7s, ms Broad
way No. z75 West One Hundred sad Twents-
A. "a. g1afTEI. General NaaAKer
c. L. IsAlfBlsRT. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
Room 9ns Transit Building, T. Forty-socona
r.reet New YcrN. ------------u
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
Mullins &Sons
Newark Ave. and Grove ST.
RA1LAOADS.
IVES SHORE
=RAILROADz=


FAG4 SA.-.sSSt. &-A-sE ~ H.. 49,.
NOn>A4 ---s.- !. s,sa
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
pesLrc Norrcr-Ia THE MATTER OF

!, prpLIc NoT1cE-IA THE MATTER OF
ase',SlNsTRucTtoN AND EXTENSION on
rfnS RAyINE ROAD SEWER OUTLEr
TO TIDE WATER,
The Commissioners appoahtsG unfler. and by
ririue Of an act entitled AN act to provide
for the reconstruction of main outlet sewer
heretofore constructed at the joint expense ot
fveo cities" approved March ~. 1890 49,. i
acts Supplementary and snendatorv --e~er,
bsvinc completed their duties as provided by
said act and ;he acts supplementary ana
anendatory thereof, and having filed with the
connty Clerk of the County Of Hudson aad
1 with the City Clerk Of Jersey City their re-.
+ mort and map showing the drainage area trfb
/ ntary 10 the new outlet sewer, a1a the adja-
! cent drainage area drained BY said sewer.
and having, on the stth day Ct july 1905, met
al The city Hail. Jersey City, 20 hear object.
I ions to said assessment, kIVe notice thai
! they VIII apply 10 the Son. jonathan Dixon
Iltstice OF the Supreme Court. sitting in fhs
Hudson Circuit a the Hudscn County cour,
| House Jersey cjts eu the 30th day OF Sep.
| tember 1a05 atste- clock III the forenoon. Il
have said assessment confirmed provided
by law.
FDLow w HARRISON.
MICHAEL T. CONNOLLY,
NATHANIEL ROBERTS.
Commissioners.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
Children 1esthizg.

Mrs. Wiaslow's soetAins syrup Should
always be used for chisdsAn teeshins. 1t
soethss the child, sofssas the gums, al
lays all pain; cures wind collie. and is the
best remedy for diarraOe. rwsnsy-6vsl
seass hoatle. ssIsaa 81
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
Will yce1 submit to:
Do you realize:

i. That the tunnels will more than double thu
population of Hudson Count.
2 That your house will be twice as valuable as il
is now.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
To the People OF Hudson
County
DO you want:

/. Better street service.
2. A seat in the car for your nickel. or do vo:as
prefer to scramble fcr seat at the terminal
when the tunnels completed?
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
RA1LROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
THESTANDARD D RAIL lLRoADoFAMseIcA

IHESTAN D ARD RAIL R0 AD0f AMERICA
In effect September 1s, 1906
Trains leave JERSEY CITY as follows:-
FOX THE WEST.
BIS A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
lila A. M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincin.
natl and st. Louis.
lila A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. y
hours to Chicago.
IL s. 4. n PEaNsYLvANfA PEN YT; All 81 sPGcIAL. Sls 1
hours to Chicago.
SIS P. M. CHICAGO LIMITED.
s1s n MasTSRS ST h9H5S ANP ANPaSsS SiScIN. EXP
sl4 p M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.
s.44 P. M. CLEvE. AND CINCINNATI EXP.
1915 ?. NJ. PITTsBuRa SPECIAL.
BALTIMORE, WAsIIMGToN sa71T AND THE
For Baltimore, Washington and the South at
sss.s4t FL tx SIS SIS ss' .aas. SIS So ana d "a = p H. and
1880 night On Sunday. ga as. Ills A A;
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-Express, liza, a4s
and 44s E P M Il la;so 1vEsTvnN Highs. ds,iy .uwAy
For Memphis and New Orleans. s.4s P. NJ.
ATLANTIc COAST LINE..-Express. s.S A.
CHESAPEAKE 3 OHIO RAILwAY.--s.l7 A.
M wss5d4y5 sIs aps S2s daiiy - 30
ana z "a f FOR r. 'PHIIADELPH1A Hill
Ilitsd5 ila s :iii4 De enn.yvsnia y al Hmse @ % ani
Lib "A. NJ.
s34s, AIS Az. '445. 51s s6.15. fChicaSo Linz
itedJ, s525 sS.14, +s.1s. TIA. S.l4,sA s.4s, Q95e
for North Philadelphia onlyl p. M.,12. 80 and
1888 night. Sunday, 62s, g. .15. s.4. '945 TO- IL
sI1l4 (St. Louis Limited. s1l.14. Pennsyl-
vania limited, s1l16 A. M, 12.44. s1A s2.14.
sS46 4l5, 4.45 5.13, *5.15. (Chicago Lamited),
s525 s6.1i ss1S. s.I4, S.44, s.44 do.15 for North
Philadelphia only) P. M, ESQ and Ia night.
For Atlantic City. l0if A. NJ. and a.N p. NJ.
through Vestibuled Trains, Buffet Parlor Cars,
Passenger Coach and Combined Coach. week
days; S.14, through Vestibuled Train with
Pullman Parlor, Dining and Smoking Cars
and wide yestbuisd Coaches. A. NJ Sundays.
For Atlantic City, via Delaware River Bridge
Route 1888, 7.44. Ills, Saturdays onlyl A.
M. l2A 2i4 and 5.1s P. M. weekdays; iz.3a,
6.2s, A. NJ, 12A and SIS P. NJ Sundays.
For Cape May 1898, Ills, A. M, lis P. NJ
weekdays; 1898 A. NJ Sundays.
For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove, Point Pleasant and intermediate sta
tions, via Railway, weekdays, 915 A. H.. 1871
(Saturdays only except Long Branch) 1912.
i.l2 saturdays only except Long Sranchl.
6.2s and 7.16 P. M. On Sunday, S.4s, e.42 IL. II
A. NJ, and 5.16 p NJ. (Stop at North As
bury for Asbury Park or Ocean Grove on Sum
>day.)
sDinIng Car
The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from and to hotels and
residences
W. W. ATTEF6sURY, J. r. WOOD.
i Gen'l Mar sger. Pass'r Traffic Manasee.
GEO. w. BOYD,
~ /. General Passenger Agent
-
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03

such original ordinances. and in Ike
manner and to like extent shall be sub
Ject to the provisions Of future legisla-
tive enactments or Court findings.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03

the trust companies is shown in the fol-
lowing table,
Bonds and mortgages. $18,591, ,525. 20
Stocks and bonds ~ 50,610, ,S99. 68
Loans secured by collat-
efal 81 1881 ,b44. 6l
Loans to cities and towns 1897. 600 80
Notes and bills purchased 14,753, ,727 80
Due from banks and trust
companies 1851 ,fo3. Us
Other resources are
Banking house furniture
and fixtures ......... 81 ,253, l1S go
Other real estate. 49,. 564, ,699. SO
Cash on hand. ...... 2,330, sos. 81
CaSh mems 5lb OBS. IL
Other assets s...... / JIG, COB. 80
Total ............. .$152, ,4s3, $40. 81
The greater part of this vast amount
of money is invested in the stocks and
bonds Of industrial corpora tons, such as
electric railroads and gas. water, tele-
phone and manufacturing companies.
In the period from June 80, 1904, to
December 81, 1904, there was a remark
able increase in the estimated value of
the banking house, furniture and fixtures
owned by the trust companies.
These classes of property were valued
June 80, 1904. at 1867 ,279.01. Decem-
ber 81, 1904, the valuation had run up to
$4,353, 1880, a jump of $296, ,494.59 in
six months.
The Jersey City news., 1906-01-03
We promises:

l. To provide more cars; better cars.
2. Quicker service.
8. A practical railway man to operate the syst
a. To build the road as soon as the necessary i
rights have been obtained.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
HYGEIA. Pure Malt Whiskey. I. c. Folbre, Jr. & Co.
>loEiker Mill Iinle>

E Jacob N went ra IA.f.H. a5-1 1 business .-,t Rees. -4-.r,.. - "lta a ~zaI..aI.E l,..s al=s...= =. esE IsiEe H-ers>clar ra tHs x4e...,. li Inn a4@ He.-f. bar. ..-ss. Nr aud N- R. burner. .za.-5e c1ll-a- l4Fa H4eH v..s- f4,.. .ss....a> sast E arse> fen d45> -. zsi a,se, af -ie weas-
 N->N Il WH> returned F.-~. =, ' l1,sF t- --e>r J5-E z-.s,- >--e > tr=-, ---elFlI- treatment f.- atear aa her
 Tae Brennan E4g-.,,s or Iaas-
 @Fe X9se-It@ iair r1p r-a..I ,9-. s's 14 gexf F,z.sst. Hs
 .i..> as> e1.e s.4- -sa.i..... lsere N.- te serfieeS q rsH...f ..t. ai-.r. >E.eHa4 ard 7sI .-1 tAl @- are Invited to es@. :, s>s >zEsseg> -' t1z4aapa > >aaiser ra ss.i ~e7-a -,. = 3oz-t selling oar aaf aa .a...- -s i-> decided - Sf4F wills. E. ss, el-=T. aE the wa Es fS inn s...4 s'eAHfils up .aH3 Tor cg.rf,.t .='-- ...-
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Vote for Grant Green for Circuit Judge. II
 Nr. (. F. Ford, of Colt. was in the city last Friday on business
 FuH-bleoded Barred Plymouti Rock Eggs sl for setting of 14-fo sale by F.. \. Short.
 Hon. r B. Andrews and J II Dale of Woodruff county. were in the city IaSt Friday To attend the meeting of the Judicial Committee.
 Wantea.--Eyery housekeeper in town to try White Crest Flour. Sold under an absolute guarantee. For sale by all first class grocers.
 Nr F. II. Thurman the genia representative of the Lemen-Gale Co. af Memphis, was in the city on bdsi- hess and shaking hands with his nu- mereus friends the first Of the week.
 ProfzJ II. Hiaemon. of Little Rock. was in the eitY= yesterday. and deiiY- ared I magnificent address 1T the court house on the subject ef eduea- tioH. and the proposed amendment.
 Hon. ]. E. Taylor editor of the >o#phaue. of Paragould was in the eirF an hour 0r two last Friday. eu- galta home from Little Rock He is the original Hearst Democrat 6f Ar- sag>a>.
 DayeupartS sofa and bed combined
 in oak and mahogany finish. leathef and p.a>a QHholsteriHg- makes one O. he ma>t a>efU and convenient piece~ ef furniture iB the house. s35.o0 Becker & Lewis.
 The Nim0eks-Sfeveus Ca. have be. EaH tHe erection of= their ueN= ware house an he >ite formerly occupied af them. The ew building vii front east. and thereby he more >iEhtk 3r. NJ. L. Monroe has Inc contract.
 Contractor Stoddard las had sever a. train .aads af dirt dumped on the Hew spur track emhaHkmeHt Iu,t be- bind The Hotei Marion during fhs Ea>t week. The dirt comes from near Haynes. where 0ue gf The >toddard EsHH H&ay steam s6uEess Is working.
 Mss Fannie Winfield returned rh.z [ r~t af lie week from TsfIisyi3i. where sine had teef n buy Ter spring sock. aEs Fl>iJ friends She bought 2 Etra -lae 11 swell spring H=i..It.rrt and l~ 3a ertlS1IL some specials for Ar-H : and $. Read this advertise meaj .n this paper.
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