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The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

Fine weather this week.
 Awful warm Wednesday,
 Better pay your taxes quick.
 Bring on your garden sass.
 old Cutter Rye hits the spot. Ask your grocer for White Crest. Quill and Wood ToothpickS News stand
 Go to N E. Nelson X Co.,. for Old Cutter.
 good l6N3o foot tent for sale cheap, this office
 Pocket compass good one Newsstand.
 Yes. my buggies have come. Yours truly. Ike Mallory
 Colored Chalk, toy paints. crayons, etc. at Newsstand
 MT $. E. Kelley went 10 Mariana on business Monday.
 Try one of those Gin tizzes, It T. c. Fobre, IT.. & Cos.
 Try bottle of Old Cutter. It, all right \ B. Nelson & Co.
 Lawyer W I Lanier spent WedneS- day in Marianna OH business.
 Baby Buggies and go-carts from s2.50 and up, Becker X Lewis.
 MT. John C. Lynch. of Haynes. was in the city on business yesterday. have several second hand show tg at A .la 1 TT SandarN All kinds of swell drinks at the Magnolia bar. Courteous attention. For Sale A good, fresh milch COW second cali very cheap. F.. Milan. Couch covers and portier curtains to sell at our store. Becker X Lewis. Miss Lyda Mason spent Sunday and Monday in Memphis visiting trends. Call phone T when you want haul ing. Prompt service and reasonable rates
 The Gits Council had not been in session since the lst Tuesday in Feb ruary
 Duplex window shades white and green and butf and green. Becker X Lewis
 MT Joe Ferguson of FergusonvilIe was in town Tuesday. and gave Us l pleasant call
 The Boston Ideal Opera Company comes to tue Becker X Lewis opera house tonight.
 MT A. C. Meander. foreman of the crowley Ridge Chronicle. paid his family Ill Little Rock visit couple ol days the first of the week
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20
HYGEIA. Pure Malt Whiskey. T. c FOlbre. Jr. & Go.

The Dennis house opposite the Bap- tiSt church k being recovered and otherwise repaired
 Whiskey k whiskey. but old I Fl Cutter is the best whiskey on earth. N E. Nelson & Co.
 Mr F. K Fogg, of the Palace Sal oon. was a handsome visitor to the Rluf City this week.
 Riding iu one of Ike Mallory'> new runabouts k just like riding on the ocean waves Try one.
 MT Peyton T. Scott went to Mem phiS "Wednesday morning on business and to take in the races.
 Mr Henry Euart has handsome new turnout. with rubber tires. Girls. here \ your opportunity.
 Kitchen Cabinets YOU will have to see them to appreciate them s3.I3 to Sl2.5o. Becker X Lewis.
 Old Cutter k pure Rye Whiskey. and is unexcelled for medicinal pur- poses. N E. Nelson k Co.
 Spring shirt waists Just received by Fussell-G Graham Alderson Company Call and look this line over.
 The pleasure of home life is trebled by well-screened house We have the goods. PaSlay X Johnson.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

Note the change in the advertise ment of MT. NJ. lSaacs. He has his stock of buggieS set up and on eXhibi- tion at the sheds near the Baptist church.
 Have you an old chair, table or dre>- ser that you are ashamed to be seen 7 \ little varnish or paint vii make it new. We carry full line. PaSlay X Johnson.
 Sheritf and Collector W F. Will Hams i, winding up his collections for l90e. and is doing landoffiee business The books will be finally closed in a few days
 The attendance at Crow ley Ridge Institute k picking up again since the small pox scare is subsiding. IL was cut of by the scare and fear Of vaccination.
 An occasional dose of Prickly Ash Bitter> keeps the system healthy. wards of disease and maintains Strength h and energy l. T. Sanders. Special Agent.
 Mir. W. F.. Franklin. .lr.. of Somer- vile. Tennessee, formerly of this city. spent Easter with friends here. and particularly one. who k most charming belle.
 Mr. ! F. Bass. assistant cashier of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas, went to Little Rock "Wednesday to attend the annual meeting of the State Bank CTS Association.
 Wanted All newly married couples going to housekeeping to call and see our handsome line of Richardsons Su- perlatiye Carpets. Rugs and Curtains. Becker X Lewis.
 MT. Robert Benson. the hustling dry goodsman at The ]. w Beck O., has been quite indisposed this week, and is suffering with malignant at tack of tonsilitis.
 W. O. Lloyd k prepared to take care of all kinds of hauling. When you want dray. see him or phone | No. Il. Reasonable rates and prompt service guaranteed.
 MT. l.. A. Waddell. Of Brinkley. , stevens Co.,. now representing Il. T. FargaSon X Co. of Memphis. was i'll the city W ednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. A i. accaro went to Memphis Monday morning on busi- ness, to visit relatives and friends and incidentally 10 take in the open ing of Montgomery park
 
 The real estate business in St Francis bottom promises to be active this summer. Prospective purcha- sers are already making inquiries and dropping in here occasionally.
 Of course We do not advocate the excessive use of stimulants. but if you wish something that really refreshes you without injury try our Old Tan nissee T. C. Folbre. 1T. & Go.
 Easter Sunday was one of the most beautiful days. from a weather stand point, that one could wish. Rev. Reaney, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, delivered most ex- cellent sermon, and the music by a i full choir was of a most elaborate character. all of which was thorough ly enjoyed by | large congregation.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

John Myers, an efficient employe oi the Rock Island. stationed at Madison was d pleasant visitor in the city last Sunday
 Mr. W. II. Waterman, the handsome bartender at Fogg's. was iu Memphis edneSday on business and to take in the races
 \ big Iiue of ueH and beautiful score cards just received at the News stand. They are very cheap. Ask to see them.
 Don't be selfish if you are satisfied that old Nolmer Whiskey iS the best tell your friends T. C. Folbre. ir, & Co. sell it
 Pocket maps of Mississippi. Arkan- sas. Texas. Missouri. Tennessee and the territories may be had al the Newsstand
 Mrs. Burnett. of Mariauna. was in the city Tuesday, enroute home from 1 Little Rock. and was guest of Mrs. E. E. Trice.
 Mr. Sol Lewis went to Little Rock Sunday to attend the meeting Of scot tiSh Rite Ma>en>. returning Nednes- day morning.
 Go to Russell Graham Alderson Company for ladies skirts shirt waists. and dress good>. New lines correct prices.
 T. C. Folbre. .Ir X Co.,. only handle the best goods. and the very best they carry is Old YanniS>ee. Try it once l and be convinced.
 The name ot Dr. !. T. Brown. Of 1 Forrest City. appears in the list ol physicians who obtained license few l days ago to practice.
 Quite number of persons. includ- | ing children and grown folks. are suf- l fering with that good old-faShioned complaint, the humps
 MT. Chas Appel and MT, sam With CTS. of Griggs township. were in town 1 Monday on business. and the former gave Us a pleasant call.
 Wanted. Every housekeeper in i town to try White Crest Flour. Sold under an absolute guarantee. For sale l by all first class grOcers.
 If you haven't contributed any thing toward the base ball enterprise do 50 now. Let's have little inno- cent amusement this summer.
 Master Gerald Folbre was painfully bitten by vicious dog Tuesday. but he is getting along nicely, and nc serious results are anticipated.
 Wanted Every houSekeeper in Forrest City h see our 45-pound aii felt mattress Guaranteed not to lump or pack. Becker X Lewis.
 \ kidney remedy that can be de pended on will be found in Prickll Ash Bitters It heals and strength- ens. I r sanders. Special Agent.
 Shirts for men? We have the finest line imaginable. and will be pleased tC show them to you. Call early. please Russell Graham Alderson Company.
 Miss Ida Brantley. thej efficient teacher at Palestine. is q charming visitor in the city. and guest of hel brother Mr A NJ Brantley- and family.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

Now that my new buggies and har- ness ha e come, l am prepared 10 do the livery business in up-to-date style. and solicit your business. Give me q trial.-I ours truly. Ike Mallory.
 Where can one derive more pleasure than at home with loved ones or q good book? You can derive full benefit of these with your house well screened. We can make yours so. Paslay X Johnson.
 Mir N. l. Caldwell. of Oil Trough. was in the city Tuesday on business. He has been attending the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Annie Caldwell. who is dangerously i'll at her home at Caldwell.
 LOST Somewhere between Dick erson's gate and the bridge at Dr. Beauchamp's residence. gold link cuff button with initials \. l. D. en- grayed on top. Reward for return to this office.
 Let. : talk about it. It's no secret: everybody knows that We keep the pest NIiieS. llquOfS ana clgafS that money will buy. Come around, and if you don't see what you want ask for it. T. C. Folbre. Jr X Go.
 Men. come and look. We have just received q very complete line of mems top shirts. We have every size, every quality, every style, and can please you al the lowest prices. Russell Graham Alderson Company.
 Mr Berry Russell is the proud own CT Of q scotch collie which arrived from the kennel at Germantown. Tennessee, Wednesday, She k a thoroughbred, registered. and one of the prettieSt dogs we ever saw.
 Mr R. c. Smith and family left yesterday for Temple. Texas. where they will make their future home. MT. Smith will be employed with the Consumers Cotton Oil Company, as heretofore. Their many friends. in- cluding The Times, regrets their de parture and hopes their new home will be all that heart could wish.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

Dr. ]. F. Stone left Monday for Cisco, Texas, where he will spend several weeks with relatives and friends. in search Of health. We trust the Doctor will improve He will stop in Dallas week, enroute.
 The Forrest City Manufacturing Co. who have recently erected and equip. ped one of the finest sawmills in the state at this point, began operations Tuesday. James Lamar is the gen eral manager of logs and loading.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

cures made by Dr. kilmer's Swamp. Root, the great kid ney. liver and blat t- der remedy.
 It is the great med lcal triumph of the nineteenth century . discovered after years of scientific research by Dr. kilmer. the eminent kidney aud
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

This week opened Up fair and warmer. ana We are safe in >ayinG spring k here. '7
 Mes>rs. F.. A. Rolfe. N. F. Williams
 \ l. Nelson and |. E. Terry. were sunday visitors to friends in Little Rock '''''>
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

Mrs. II. NJ. Doty. formerly Miss Joy Prewttt, who had been visiting here for two months, left Tuesday night for Tyler. Texas. to reside temporarily. Mr Doty is a travelling salesman.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20
DO YOU GET UP
 WITH A LAME BACKP

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
 Almost everybody who reads the news. papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

bladder Specialist, and IS wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Bright's Disease, which Is the worst form of kidney trouble
 Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-ROOt is not rec commended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble 1t will be found just the renledy you need. It has been tested in so mauy ways, i'll hospital work and in private practice, and has proved so successful i'll every case that q special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not already tried 1t, may have sample bottle sent free by mail, also book tell ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to findout if you have kidney or bladder trou- ble. When writing mention reading this generous offer i'll this paper and send your
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kiimer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton. N. Y.. oa every bottle
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

address to Dr. kiluer X Co.,. Binghamton,
 N. Y. The regular 6fty-cent and one .Iniiar S,ra hotties are
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-20

Where can one derive more pleasure than at home with loved ones or a good book? You can derive full benefit of these with your house well screened. We can make yours >o. Paslay X Johnson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
EASY
It's Nice to Feel Easy.

speaking of food Kansas City wo- man says:
 "I had always eaten any kind of food I fancied, and suffered no Ill effects till few years ago. when I began to have trouble with gas In the stomach. to which was added. three years ago. 2 condition commonly called "heart- burn," but which, of course, is in rali- ity nothing but a bad condition of the stomach, due to tho use of improper food.
 The trouble became chronic and affected me seriously in various ways. It depressed my spirits and filled my mind with gloomy forebodings, con stantly. My mental powers seemed to grow dull and sluggist and my memory became so poor that l h4d difficulty in recalling even the occurrences of the previous day The doctor diagnosed my trouble as nervous indigestion and gave me medicine.
 One day met a friend looking go blooming and wholesome that I asked her what will make me look like your When she answered that she owed 1t to Grape-Nuts food l laughed at her. For two long years l kept on eating everything that tempted my appetite and aking medicine between meals. till I became thoroughly disgusted with QTuBs-lHty gave HlG no lasting FellGf,
 Three months ago I heard from another fr ends who had been cured of stomach trouble by the use Of Grape Nuts food. was desperate enough for anything by this time, and deter mined to stop the drugs and give the new food a trial. I relished if from the beginning and have learned to like it so well that I can hardly eat with out it.
 The result has been marvellous My has been restored. my stom- ach trouble. the heart burn, gloomy forebodings and melancholia, have all my brain is clear and ac- tive and l can do as much homework In half a day as I could before in whole day, and with little or no fatigue. It Is such relief to have steady. quiet nerves once more, I feel like q new woman. living on new plane, with new and most agreeable people
 We have Grape Nuts every meal at our house and my little 4-year-old gem orally calls for more between times" Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek Mich.
 There's a reason.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

The solicitors fees for the term which were paid into the county treasury amounted to $2,365
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
MIR. DICKS CHANGE
HAS OPPORTUNITY TO DO SOME
 DICTATING.
The New Job for Dick Austin. the Re- mOval of Taylor, and the Senate
 Committee On PhiIip- nineA
By Alfred J. stofer.

Washington, Jan 29.-(SpeciaL)- Speculation is lively here as to whether or not Senator Dick of Ohio will take advantage of an opportunity that pre- sents itself for him to get even with the Roosevelt administration.
 General Dick for several months has felt that neither he nor Senator For aker has been treated right in the dis pensation of Federal officers in his State. Not only have their recommen- dations been ignored in many in- stances, but the President has been re- moving their close personal and politi- cal friends in the consular service.
 notable case is that of former Sec retary of State Taylor. for some years United States Consul at Glasgow. Scot land. Mir. Taylor was appointed by the late President Mckinley. He has been anxious to retain his consulate, and has had the backing of the Ohio Sena- tors. But Congressman Brownlow of Tennessee, a noted hustler for patron age, managed to have Dick Austin of his State, given the position.
 Wrangle Over MarahaIship.
 The Tennessee Republicans got into a wrangle over the marshalship for the Eastern District of their State. and when Austin could not be reappointed to that position, by some mysterious means they managed to slide him into the good consular position, or at least they thought they had. held by Taylor The Ohio Senators have been able to hang up Austin's nomination. He is long way from being confirmed. If Senators Foraker and Dick should hold out against him the nomination will fail of confirmation.
 Senator Dick being on the Senate Philippines Committee and it being understood that without his vote the other members of the committee are evenly divided on the question of re- porting favorably the Philippine tariff bill, it would seem that the junior Sem ator from Ohio may be able to do little bit of dictating himself.
 Where Dick Has Chance.
 Agents of the beet sugar manufac- turers and producers have been very active at the Senate end of the Capitol since the Philippine bill was passed by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.
Committee Fixes Date for Meeting Is
 Montgomery.

Committee Fixes Date for Meeting is
 Montgomery.
 The annual meeting of the Alabama State Bar Association will again be held In Montgomery. At a meeting held by the Executive Committee of the Asso- ciation it was decided that the Bar As- sociation should meet here as 1t has met for the past two years
 The Committee named ss the date of the meeting July and '. The Ex- ecutiVe Committee, which decided the place and the date of the next meeting Is composed of George W Jones' Chair man, Tyler Goodwin, Lee II Veil J. L. Holloway and Alexander Troy
 The program of the meeting has not, of course, been decided upon. Its de- tails will be arranged and announced later. The Executive Committee has only assured tha members that the As- soclation will have repetition of the very pleasant and very profitable gath erings of the past two years in Mont EOmsry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
PAYING POLL TAXES.
Cftizens are Qualifying Themselves
 to Vote.

Cftizens are Qualifying Themselves
 to Vote.
 One hundred and twenty voters c! Montgomery county qualified yestcr- day by the payment of their polt taxes, making q total of i37S who have qualified to participate in the State and County primaries and e.ec- tions at the coming summer aand fall
 Last year the total of poll taxes paid In the county was 1873 and Tax collector G. W. Halls hopes that this number will he exceeded by far taia year. Although he receives no i"e from the collection Of poll taxes, he iS making an earnest effort to have th electors of Montgomery county qualify themselves as much
 Postal cards have been sent to all of the voters of the county who have not paid up by 4. II. Arlington, chair man of the County Democratic EXecu- five Commit. and the Tax Collector says these postal cards arc having favorable effort
 6av February l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

was not in the original copy. Just how 1t happened to be left off cannot be fully explained. It cost great deal to make the dies and involved many weeks of labor on the part of the employees of the Bureau All this work will have to be done again. and the delay in furnishing the stamp has been annoying both to the officials here and at Manila.
 Until the publication of the fact that he Is about to celebrate his 18th birth day, most people even in this city had forgotten that Gen. Edward $. Bragg formerly Democratic member of Con eress from one of the Wisconsin dis tricts, was still holding a position in the consular service of the United States. The old gentleman reported to be still in sound health and full ot mental vigor is at Hong Kong The place pays a straight salary of S5,0OO a year. There used to be big fees also attached to the position, but the new law takes most of the extras away from the consuls. Uncle sam bags that money himself When Col. John S. Mosby of Virginia had the Hong Kong consulate 1t was worth on an average, $15.000 a year.
 Senator Lodge is trying his best to have the consular service reorganized on a business basis, to have the more important offices pay the holders pet- ter salaries. and to provide for promo tion according to the length or service and experience.
 Rraxg and His Colleagues.
 When General Bragg was in the House there were also as members O. that body many other men who had been high officers during the civil war in the union army. The list in oluded Generals sickles and Spinola of New York, Cenral Rosecrass of caE- fornia and the cratic General Vol ford of Kentucky. They were alt intense Democrats in those days. Generals Bragg and Sickles are the olrly two mentioned now living. They got out of line with their party as sociates during the campaign of 1895 and are now classed as Republicans. No man who ever served in congress was a worse thorn in the sides or tn pension sharks" in Washington thar General Bragg. He never lost an op- portunity to expose the fellows engag- ed in padding the pension lists witl names of men in no sense entitled t' the county of the government.
 Hon. Claud A. Swanson will cease to be a representative in congress from Virginia Tuesday next. his resignation having been rendered to take effect on that date. MT. and Mrs. swanson will leave Washington Tuesday after noon for Richmond. The following Thursday. Feb. 1. MT. swanson will be inaugurated governor of the old Dominion Under the new constitution of Virginia Governor Montague served one month longer than his predecessor.
 MT SwansOn's service in the House covered a period of a few weeks less than 13 years. Until his election to cor eress he had never held any rolitical office. The governor-elecI was born March 3l, 1862, and is ther s- fore a little less than A years If age. He has the best of health and his friends predict that he will make a most creditab1e record as executive of his native state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

 the House Senator Dick Is trying to create the impression that he will weigh the question carefully, He pro- fesses to be exceedingly anxious to do whatever he thinks Is best for the sugar, tobacco and rice industries of the United States. Of course, he would not for the world have it understood that a mere question of patronage could influence him.
 The Senate Democrats are not putting a great deal of faith in the reports that the administration policy is likely to be voted down. They have learned enough this session to attach little or no importance to the threats of so called insurgent Republicans. The Re- publican managers seem to know how to bring a sufficient number of kick CTS" into line, and if they need the vote of Senator Dick or any other Re- publican member of the Philippines Committee. they will be apt to find a way to add 1t to the administration column.
 Philippine Postage Stamps.
 Four or five months ago orders from the War Department were sent to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for a complete new set of postage stamps for use in the Philippines. The designs were among the prettiest and most costly ever gotten up by the govern ment. and special efforts were made to please the Filipinos. whose fancies can be easily tickied. The most expert engravers in the Bureau were put to work in making the many dies from which the stamps were to be printed
 In the lot was q special delivery stamp. The designer made a picture for the centre of this stamp. represent ing a Filipino boy on a wheel The youngster was in native costume--that is, 1t was the native costume before the Americans got possession of the islands With the exception of a cloth around his loins the boy was naked Samples of the stamps were sent to Manila at the earliest possible moment Back came a loud protest from the native officials. They were anything but pleased with the design. They de- manded that Re special delivery stamp should be changed and let 1t officially be known that they preferred a picture with a Filipino boy rigged up in full messenger uniform about like our domestic stamp. but if the Holors could be a little Iivelier. they would like that better.
 Peculiar Error Made.
 In connection with the prepara- tions for these stamps, most pecu- liar error was made by somebody at the War Department. On none of the dies did the word postage occur. It