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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Note for Graut Green Tor Circuit Judge l.
 See tbe bis new line ot ioe uaye.> n the Newsstand.
 olis and ends in she's must =. Eoudren. smith X te.
 JapaHese and China Mating. inuew patterns. from 2e. up Ia ..5e. Becker X Lewis
 Whi>key iS whiskeS. but Old ! Il. Cutter ls the best whl>Sef on earth. \. 5. Nelson x Co.
 Riding in one of Ike Mallory new runabagt> k jeot ike riding va the ocean waves. Try ole.
 Pure Barrel Plymouth Rock eszS for sale Fifteen far tive dollars. Ad- dress Mrs t. NJ MflkiEsan. Palestine. Arkansas.
 Judge Grant Green. If White cean- ty. has 0eeu iH He e9antt several days this week. 1T tHe interest = Al> caHdidacN.
 Mrs. T ]. Davis returned Maadas from Woodruff county where >t-e lad been a gust al her Gaa- -hter. Gl5. aa3 Mrs Eltkhnga
 Mr \ M. Heath returned to ff.s city Sunday morning. He aai t.aH ua all extended s5>f e. ' &zes 46a other points n Texas.
 Gentry Bras Tez I'd paaF >s exhibits at Pa-aEoaIG aa tGz - aHi II t#areBdot au Ihe -7fH lfs>- E4-E.gr carly fer tented exhibitions.
 Princess pres>e9S-5a>s received are The handSameSI eysr sa zH Forrest tty =QaaEtr1z1 e1S. ~-E- pentine irant=aa.y Sl>s- -zz A Lewis.
 Miss Ida May bFiyez. a the charming glv>c st RollSaEe for the pa>t -s a@as= -z~ turned t0 her home .a sS,s >4--z- day morning
 Of course Ne d3 Har advocate ...z- excessive 1>y dI - ULz4I5.> - wI>H something ttat rea rzs-e> z> 5ea without tHurE t5y a-r 1'zs 4=- ul>>ee- I-C@F Fo.e7e. r. Nea.
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

CaI5red Chalk, toy paints. crayons- etc.. at Newsstand.
 vote far John V. Crockett for Rail- read Commissioner H. TFe aHe ef those Gin Fizze>. at T. C. Feibre. IT.. X Cos.
 Nr>. ]. r. Johnson spent Nednes- day in Memphis shopping.
 Just received. new line of high grade ElEiu watch movements. l.. \. >hoft-
 Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Taylor are the happy parents 8f a me baoF gfFI H8rH la>t >uuGaY.
 Mr. Vernon Hancock left Tuesday fir Little keeE. t0 accept i situation under Nr I. ]. Mcclure.
 old Gutter ts pare Rye Waiskey. and is snexceged' f9r medicinal PIr- psses. Y. E. Nelson k Co.
 D. MI Palmer. of Nsv Orleans. a ra.a.r-In-.aV at NJ Eaa Barrla- Se-. sfeHr sunday and Monday in rhe citE-
 Mss Louise >imman>. af Harris h5fE.n8S 5sea visiting Ms, Martha HzttH-z. returning h#me oa Monday evening
 I Hz Iiae # new aHi teautita1 ser eaEs'~ 5u>t re'slyea U the NeW>- stand They are verl cheap. A>A c >ss them
 H-s V. 6aT5tsrg aa5 Mozart Ga.d- 1es- 5 Nhea-s Mere lf5 Ire eizF Izz=,=s4 business aG.8 circulating a-zz numerous friends. Liquid Veneer. tis h,S- faznirare
 e#-tz a4ze> a.I furniture es s,z 1sN- aet4E- zr5a. aastl les a- ez zr-s- zes> sse- Becker S Lewis e handsome Hea >.ss=-sa and >-=s ->> med Ee1z hands ne
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
SUPPLEMENT T0 THE FORREST CITY TINES
Friday March =. lsso.

Friday. March = lsS1.
 Old Cutter Rye hits the spot
 Qalfand Wooa Toe1hpieks. News stand.
 Vote for Grant Green for Circuit Judge. II Ga to \ E Nelson X co.. for old Cutter
 \ good 1sxso feottea1 fer sale cheap. this office.
 New graphophone records al the Newsstand.
 Yes, my buggie> have come. Yours truly. Ike Mallory.
 Note for John W. Crockett fer Rail- road Commissioner It. Mr. Fred Waldrip, of Goodwin. was n town Wednesday
 Try bottle of Cid Cutter. It's all right Y l.. Nelson x @.
 cal and see eur spring inc If dry -eoei>. FondFen. smith X eo.
 Nr>. !. p. Baugh had as her guest lxer sunday Nr>- N. A Gage. ef Memphis
 Gentlemen. please al and >ee our Aafge aS>ort meut ef fancy shirts. Fon- ireu. Smith X GQ.
 Spring shirt waists just received hy Russell -irabam AIiersan Company. cal and look this iiue over.
 Mr>. II. \. Knight and Mr stanley Knight spent several days iu HaJ springs sa>t WeeS visiting relatives. Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pare. and hone are superior Tor family use. Se T. '. t'olnre. JE--& Co-4#sale agents
 Whenseu cannot md csfYee else 5, here that salts Keur taste. try Nse4Y x Neb.ett = They have the hest
 Judge Js.~. N=PHdiF>. of Newport. candidate fir reelection lo the alice If EaI ea1d Commissioner. ~3> itt the cltY N edne>eay-
 Have yaa seen eur uew improved NItcHen Cabinets They make cook lug pleasure Ne Lave them from ,5--1 op Jo >l2.5" Re ker Lewis Shirts for men: Ne have tbe fne>t lIne imag!ua aze.#af8 s4l. .e p.ea>tssi = >aeW them Ia Eaa. Gal e3FsT, lease F,.lS>sI -ltFAhaM Aeier>l1l tonpant Eos RENr Tlne aaice raoH>. con tea.eHry ; EeSat,sl. za>s. lfs- a4Et lczl--,r- Ty -sd ter 1-fce>. N rife - }H44aEe 4
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
A SPLENDID RACE
TIE FINEST PHYSICAL sPEcI-
 wFNs TO BE FOUND.
samoans Also Intelligent and Indus ,,.f,,.s-Pract:caIly UnsPoiled oy Civilization - Auiatle and
 Kindly Felk.

Apia san5a.-lt would naturally be among tEe so-ealled savage races thde one would expect to find physical per lection: in civilized communities the mind k certainly trained at the expense 3f the body.
 In the very center of the globes sur face. reckoning with the equator as !
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
- Nak@ 2 ps-sses.

Ms. N41-slre-See tEz, --3e lill-e eoy teasing that p.l,o- o-1 E1E
 NJ Asa-sa.e-I-ay, lAzt's or vsizzs
 Mrs Sezrsl,@os Hs Et <zS -s. eoiag % rsuzrk low gracefully - eoSg=S zheg--PE5l45ziPEiz PTsSS
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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 H-a- E2-l.lE w-z s shs ea- S
 e@=vs sA= Is trying 10 save NJ -sz-2 1w -G151aso rrlh1ne
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Ia-- as.al aEas4 l74sEE'-s- -8s2s'aN'E~ 4FsT trEpan into tAz frs
 TAe coass are z9t z5zlts-z-s3 .c zssue,.. wizh i-s l4-est ars2ta: azz Iust -coal3at stand the cctscz sset osl ar3 axe grease tAsT Es=e f-yszg ne {- -[-azeazo T-lo-zs-
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
4 Peacs o.rrr

01. u4EUa @oa yoa 61y new dress for TIT doll
 Bar xhF- rhad
 Yesterday quz-reisl with Ee-. an5 ,o-dzF ~e EzEe .t aps and uo= l E-zr give her a EeE dress @-Ro.zS
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
JAPANESE LILIES
eat Deal q Water sain image and That uFT
 n- Are Covered.

to lny culture $ N
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
Y.os caEes''F :,

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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
STYLES OF THE sr,,.
Soft Weaves of Silk to s.n a Profusion of Lac. Win s
 Be Seen.

Though it is early for n very definite on the subject ., \. she has indicated most dss,s..ia n aFs or two very important tbin- these is that she is going ,a s oa sott "eaYes of silk. exquisitely A.. p'' iugs. silk and wool as lirb, las ' iumlnated oy warp of cola, n sa or covered with small eova. e'a's| that could never have eona assa| Dresden. but are welcome % ''
 in the new French weayes 'N
 With everything there viii
 aounaanee l.'e ot lace . Aleucoa \
 baby Cluny, Meehlln and Irisb ...
 in new styles. And where ~ sH' A
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
A Mining Camp Verdict
By REX E. BEACH
:. .'-a--.-aI- Ia.. bT Iosspa }. no. .. ,

Buekhurst and Thomas lashed their bleeding dogs up the steep bank. paus- Ing before the door Of log cabin.
 flowing CUTS swarmed from the vil- lase roofs. while out from the low tun- rels crawled tattsred. fur-eiad Eskimo children and silent wemen. From the cabin a wrjnkled old man tottered. speaking cultural words of welcome to the newcomers.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

.~sss 1-evas=s--l -l---5assl-raa. m yes he4r Eaas George s4i5 ro ne ta-alEa.7 AnNso4s AaEAez-Nc. dear. but l hope fl wzs agru p.1S
 Prey -1uzA-=r-i- was mare than that r E@ z2rop1 -sal-Chle2ga Lsy News
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
Nee Vehicle

Roller skating giTes oze : fze car -5aEs
 Tse 6zs carnage 5, szFs B-eza wss a- lrvz.f5s cra5r. .~-He1Sc. FeSt
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

al squaws and kids. wo' the bucks are
 Dunno. and what's mo care replied Thomas w Is something to eat, and mi toe.
 In haiting words and els tares the old chief explain men had gone hunting and return for many days. He says the grub IS they're al starving
 Serves 'em right gru other. as he strained at sruh-box. They i ought te mers and lay up q gruo-sa now. they want 10 eat ours hauled S00 miles. Well, 'em.'
 AS BuckhurSt prepared meal within. willing han wooden bowls of water fr tant hole. while old women hunger. mutely laid oreru ehlps, grass and driftwood Weeks before hunger "a childish laughter of the teething babes sucked thongs. while the elders bits of bone and salmon promised uouriShment. Thomas. knife in hand, strfrs af bacon for the pan Joe eagerly gathered the and apportioned them mothers. who mnttered I clad infants in their arms Soon 8 fragrant steam food. of boiling coffee and 
 alled the low room. Cl softly. while the squaws easily and moistened thet mindful of the hu Buekhurst and Thomas vo 10 and nolsily cleaned U dish.
 The low door swung ei a s,oepiHg figure which up showing the tall forr shay>u features of a whit How are you, sentlem' from your sled outside h strangers stopping here. Al right. Matka he ( the door "Cnh0ok the ( over here til to- o-mogrow. eYes, captain. came D side.
 Where ye from's que hurst.
 Just down from Daws for the new strike a Fa That's where we re Thomas We're from : Nafka entered al this his care ot the dogs and face stared curiously as food.
 Captain cleared his h We had an sccidei coast. he began Mat sled ln an iee creVise ar outfit Fortunately We four and some sea. oil { along for dog feed W eoo miles oa that diet, asking 100 much. gen1lsr hay enough ot yoar ST and my boy here 10 r I'm simply tamiSaing 10. eal
 We asnt got any n we want. said Thomas
 Yes echoed Buekl hanlsl this grab q M.eaae,s, and We want of t ourselves
 The hungry ne"eon frank. ingsuaous smile. took on a gentle tone,
 Gen slsmel. you doa ' izs what $ 70 ait [ ensptv <oas2en hay tuo days as3 tAs col Name your r-cs No1 grub z Fare. and
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Alenc0n. N Meeh.In andIrisd ers'
 And where the s, eideries begin-enb,s' ally rival real lse.,
 your attention. bes. te beauty
 to the princess id.,
 scarcely go vroa,, hidden to be plasa s is doing eyerythIp,s hips and inyen, u,s, Ill aiahe princess i,a lderelo hes-thrs, p,. 5, skiT and corset o'1 size of the hips, them, all eharaeteristics , RI ss at waist cru II the waist. aboy. ], sen the lress is of chis, satins oeof any ottS,
 that eone under { de luna.
 !; suits 57oadeloth k d aying taken Il into s icleth can De made svl summer as winter. N adeloth $ more chisrI hen the coior Is dasJ plain hen white ogj| ]. is elaborate and sns| | is 9 trIae longer, i, a] yles 7 hoHiSpaa- Hooking sd m a litJle last suas1 de up for women to a5 Egypt and this isasa Il nor 5e wholly 'osta' word ot styles th.i T natter waet her with rs 2.
 I be shor They vai 5usan vays-of latesri with curs and vIiAal. else they are the7 vii cred dresses the Eaissa will aifed b tha tn ke. the yoke and eollGl hous a3iIIding lins, ! 8, w here hand-nzds ] Y forms the yoke iAse erim ss ee entirely O1E inted al This stYls, h es a pe IliaFly fTesa 7 Iroa 9 that f may e' younz women and gei Ike that this ssal nore deIieafe colors lsTi 2 vii have 10 yieldih macy iee3, rasps eaten n immense Vts flowing in the foo'sis' .torred and won thsE to ils staa lard only B ago Apricot a.t ot green and blas ike to 5e go0d-ta aid.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23


 w.ss az a2erl,y eerz e hunger t1e gui5s oasxes3.
 ~l.a-k4. -ssl tAs selsws to h-teh p ree s--Arxs-s aoks- they're go1g to lave n I fsw minutes
 ~SoN ss. .1s5 yo4r e2oshss. con -az5s3 C2r-2tn
 F-s your tarn acE. grcE.s3 Back eu-ss. Dat Es te-E S. ye So1e day. l a1re ! ro.
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The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26
Sues Railroad
WoSaaN STEPPEDsTHRo UGH u
TRESTLEga AND SUSTAINED
FRACTURED LIME.

E New aIarinsrille "a. June IS.
LAS the result CT stepping their
train on trest1e. the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company IS being sued
for $4,000 IN the United States court
by Mrs Maggie Rhodes. of Hundred.
Mrs. Rhodes was passenger on the
train and in alightinS from the car
stepped through the ties OF the tres
tie and received a badly fractured
limb. When the case was called IL
court upon motion of the attorneys
for the plpaintiff the case was con
tinued and was transferred to Wheel
ing. TheNcontinuance was granted
owing to the absence Of DR.. Currans,
of Hundred. who was very impor-
tant witness. and the plaintiff did not
feel like proceeding with the case
without his testimony
1t was reported to the court that
DR.. Currans was summoned. but sent
word that he would not come. For
that reason the plaintiff asked for a
continuance, which was granted at
the cost OF the party insstitutins the
suit. E L. Robinson and E. B. Snod-
grass of this city. appear for the
the cost OF the party institutinS the
company to fight the case
all the courts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FRANCHISE.

Notice of the application Of the Ma
rion Railroad Company to the Com
mon Council Of the town Of Fairview,
Marion County, West Virginia. for a
franchise for railroad operated by
electricity or other motive power on
and over certain Streets in the Town
Of Fairview, Marion County. West
Virginia.
Pursuant to Chapter 90. pages So
and Sc OF the Actss OF the Lesislat-
ure OF 1901, notice is hereby given
that the Marion Railroad Company
viii apply to the Comon Council of
the Town of Fairview. at their usual
place of meeting in said Town, on
the first day OF August, 1906, at
: eight O'Clock p N. Of that day. or at
the first regular meeting thereafter,
il none be held on that day. for the
right. privilege and franchise of con-
struc1ing. maintaining and operating
stree railroad tracks. with necessary
side tracks. poles wires. supports
nasts and other appliances and fix
lures and too De operated by cleo
tricity or other motive power on and
over the roadSs and streetss within
the corporate limits Of the said Town
Of Fai-view.
AT which time and place an Copper
tcnity will be given any citizen or
corporal zion interested in the grant
ing or refusing Of ssaid franchise to
be heard.
|. MARION RAILROAD COMPANY
By THOMAS ". FLEMING.
President.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26
CALL FOR SENATORIAL CON.
vENTlON.

a convention of the Republican
party Of the Eleventh Senatorial dis
trict of West Virginia. composed of
and Taylor, IS hereby called to con-
rene at the Court House in the city
of Fairmont on Tuesday July Il.
1906. at $50 o'clock .. m, for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate
for State Senator of said district for
the ensuing term. to be voted for at
the general election held in Novem-
Der next, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
be brought before said convention
The basis of representation il said
convention shall be one delegate for
each 100 votes or fractional part
thereof over fifty cast for the Eepub-
lican Presidential electors in SAID dis
trict at the general election held in
the yea- 1904, therefore, Marion coun-
ty will be entitled to As votes; Mon
onsalta, 80; Taylor, % votes.
The executive committee CT the
Republican party in each ot the
counties of said district are requested
to provide for the election Of dele
gates to said convention according
TO the usaSes Of said party.
Given under our hands this goth
Gay OF June, 1906
J. E. POWELL, Chairman
JAMES W. HOLT, Secretary.
The $500 mark Of the West Virgin
ion circulation has gone slimmerins
in the remote and rnoldlv pas,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26
Bee lists Story
FOUNDED YsPssp. ARMOUR AFT
ss;s ERSFlERcE coMPETITioN
BETWEEN
PACKERS. 81

The real founder Of the beef trust
the greatest food monopoly the
world has yet seen-was Philip Dan
forth Armour in his Chicago meal
factory he first saw the possibilities
s,of utilizing on the spot the lost by
produces and 5ofal from slaughtered
animals. He was the first to seize
and adapt TO the perishabie meat
trade the newly invented refrigerator
car. of which the earliest specimen
was constructed only 81 years ago.
He was the originator OF the meat
business principle. Let nothing be
wasted, upon which are organized,
the gigantic and now notorious pack
ing houses of Chicago. says the Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Before Armour:s genius came into
fun operation meat packers sold the
I sheepsEins with the fleece. and each
city had its own. slaughter houses,
waste. Armour put In machinery that
made the wool ready for direct sale
to the mills that wove the cloth; he
introduced machinery that turned ev-
cry class Of waste into salable com
mercial products; he had thousands
ofrefrigerator cars built. which en-
abled him to place fresh meat prompt
" In all the cities at prices that un-
dersold the local meat merchants and
swept scores OF them out of separate
existence
Armour was the pioneer: and wnen
the three other leading Chicago kill
zers-Nelson Morris, George F. Swift
and George II. Hammond-were fore
ed to follow in his methods, there be-
gan that fierce competition of the
four able men which eventually
brought about for their common in
Sterest the combination that has made
. the beef trust Instead of fighting one
another, the four houses. with one
consent fell to fighting all the otn-
ers. -
N 1901 Philip D: Armour d.e1: Two
years later Swift passed away. A lit
tie later Nelson Morris retired from
business George II. Hammond has
been bought out by Armour. And
now the dead pioneers son. Jonathan
Ogden Armour. aged AZ, who is Presi
dent Of the vast Armour corporation.
may be said to rule the meat market
of the United States.
At Chicago, the great center Of the
1900 sSas non E,,an11a Soho,1ts < nor cent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26

GOODBYE, o,6 2.5co mark, you are 4
large post. to which many two year
ol,1s would be glad to stand hitched,
but you are 100 light to restrain the
champing bits OF the West Virgin
ian
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26

John b Morgan is going to run for
governor Of Massachusetts as an in
dependent. and Thomas WLawson is
to stump the state for him. Moran is
a Democrat and day laborer. and
Lawson is a Republican and mill
ionaire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-26

Mr.. Carnegie. at Gravesend. where
he was the first distinguished stran-
ger to receive the freedom of the Dor
oush, said that he only understood
on machine-the human one-and he
always patted it on the back