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The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01

Tie Times has noticed tie follow ing in several papers. printed as ofigi- nal matter in some and credited to "Ex in others. We do not know it's author. but il hts our own ideas and surroundings so well that We are tempted ourselves 10 steai 1t bodily and publish Il as an original thought; If we should happen to condemn CT eritieise anything that concerns you, do not imagine that we have II in for you, for such is net the case. We are only seeking to promote the highest good of the community. To build up the moral, intellectual and material condition Of the community should be the aim of every true citizen. The newspaper that fails to aid iii this. does not deserve the patronage Of any people It is fact tbat every time Tie Times takes stand Tor CT against any public or other matter. some in- diVidual thinks that we are aiming every word right al him. and that we are striving To inJure him in some way. when. as a matter of fact. Vt probatly did not know he was liy. ing al the time We wrote tue article and are really better friend 10 him than others of whom he thinks more Its case of dodging the empty -hano which is supposed 10 contain d missile for the guilty. or il may be that guilty conscience k the accuser. Any way you may be almost sure that tn, newspaper is right, because il las ar eagle eye and a jealous regard Of tht public good.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
Sloniksr Mill Timss.

On account of the inc nclemeBcy Cf the weather last Saturday evening. the crowd was considerably smaller than usual. bat the best order was pTesefy- ed and the utmost respect was mani tested toward tine church ard it's mem bers while they were partakiug of the Feast. The congregation has the praise ef tie members fer their attention and good behavior during the services
 Rev. W T. Price and Mir and Mrs. John Hardin and others. from wynne. were down to attend the Love Feast
 squire ]. H. Cayanaugh and family of the Moon Lake settlement were up visiting friends and relatives last sat arday and sunday
 Grandpa and Grandma >Ioniker ex- rect to cave next Friday. June lst. fer >pfiHgteld. Ills. toattend the An Haai Conference of lie German Bap- list CT Brethren Church.
 NIT F.. Bonner and others. ef Forrest City. and Dr. 4. E. Terrell. of Widen CT. WAS ever en this side of the river last Wednesday.
 l. Iaoks ike we could get the >t tfantis county orheers. a. ~eii a> the citizens of the county. sufficiently in- terested in our behalf that they would devise some plan and assist Us so that we could have good road across the L Angaiile river bottom. leading from >loniker's Mil toward Forrest City. 70 that il could be trayeled during the winter and spring seasons. Me are not altogether Jealoas-hearted people. but We would like to have good road across the lotion. as well as some of our friends would ike to have the iron bridge across >t. Francis river. Mer- chants and friends. love thy neigh bor as thyself. and hep us to get a good road across the river bottom al this place
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01

In conversation with a certain per son who is watching the financial in- terests of >t. Francis county. the a. sertion was made few days age that the Benton case cost this county more than s5e.'o. CT about - per cent f it> total revenue. It was a!so asserted that the expenses of criminal presecu- tions of persons living iH Griggs town ship were greater than al the balance of the county combined An examin- ation of tie records proves the correct ness of the statement. as they disclose that Griggs furnished Is Madison B. Wheatiey ,. L'Anguille ard Telieo each of the criminal cases tried in the Circuit Court for the year ending March le. Ie16.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
Price Si.OO.

N UTiGE 4s herety gwen thst uursuaat 10 ~ iaH. III meet me taxpayers ut - trancIs County. eltBer 4H person or by deut4- V ID the different tnwnsuIps. for The purpose of a-se-sIug the persoua8 property CT Francis County. ATksosas. for the year lta.. al tbe fellow lnR placee r nd dates to-wt Abeetiey Tow ushIp-Faeey scboolnaaee. Aendey. June :.
 ~beetie, TosnsbIp Sheetley. Tuesday and Wednesday June ! and .. Goodwin TosnsbiI-Goodwi Thursday. June :.
 Goodwin Towushtp-Gum Grove. June
 Goodwin Townshlp-ba Niicheirs. Mon 6oodwin. Towneulp-smtth's >ehooIbou-e. Saturday. June II
 Preirie Tow nenIp - WooGs >cboC nc [ ee Tueedsy June T.
 Prairie To~nsbip -PsIest.ne. weduesday and TnursdAy, June l. and II Prairie IownsbIp->ionlser Mn. Friday. June T..
 LAuguine To.osnip-w T EIHs' Monday.
 L Aneuite To~nsbip- Mace d. nia. T tuesday.
 Tehca Tewuebjp = Caldwell. weeuesesy. June 3t
 Tehce Tawuse1p-Coi. Tbursday and Frl- dhy. J uue @I Dt: -
 Johnson ~heutr--MeBonsld >aturoay. June
 Jonusen Townehip-LattIuo CT. sehootha4s. Monday and Tuesday. June Z5 sLd 3t. 5obnsou lowHehlp-Hertou store. &eo- | ne.GaY. June - Frauks bonair ThursCay auo i Friday. June 1s I'd ~ l franks sTownship-laes P.psiuS store sal urday. June 9 Blacklist Township Asbwortts store. Monday July
 Biaekf-h Tow Btbin-L8Ia Tuesday JH#y j.
 Grlgse To~nsh4p- Hetn. fridas. Julyt
 6rIggs TowBshlp-Democrat. >atureay 1 July :.
 GrRgs Townehip-Kound Pond, Moneay, i July z
 6rRgs To~nship-Grsy store. Tuesday 1 July l0
 GrIsre Township widener. Wedueeeay l July II.
 Madison Toensnip-Nadison. Thursday 1 July r.
 Madison TOwusuIp-W Wsterford.s store Err i day July T.
 Madison Townehip-t forrest City. from sat. urday july II to August l inclusive Alter wbtch date the ia~ fixes penalty of one dol. isr. J B TERRY
 Tax Assessor St. Francis CoEuty
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
SIoO Reward. SIOO.

The readers of tbis paper VIII be pleased tt learn that there is af least one dreaded dls- ease that science has been able tu cure in RI it's stages, and that is CAtarrh. Halls Ca ihrTh Cure ls the only positive cure now known 10 the medical fraternity Gatarrh being constitutional disease requires h con. stitulonal treatment. Halls Catarfh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the dis ease. .and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting na- lure lD doing its work. The proprietors nave 50 much faith m its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails 10 cure. Send for list of testimonials Address. F. J. CHENEY X co, Toledo obto.
 Sold by Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
The Very Best Remedy for Bowe
 Tr0nhlR

Mr NJ. F. Borroughs, ali old and weli-kaown resident of Bluffton. Ind. says Il regard Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the very best remedy for bowel trouble 1 make this statement after having used the remedy in my family for sev- erai wears am never without il. . This remedy is almost sure te he needed tefere the summer is over. Why not buy il now and be prepared Tor such all emergency For sale tv J. T. sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
Monthly Report of the Christian
 Workers

May ath Met with Mrs. Bud Me Grary: II members and l0 visitors present: collections s1..2o.
 May ltth Met wtth Mrs. x. r. Me Daniel: members and visitors present: collections s2 250.
 May 23d Met with Mrs. ] II. Me Daniel: members ahd visitors pres ent; collections sls so. Money turned in from lawn social. sl9I5.
 May 30th Met with Mr>. r.. J PPool: To members and l2 visitors present: collections s2s:5.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01


 Mr. John N tNen Las taken an interest with Mr. G. |. Mallory in the livery business at stones old stand. The Times welcomes him into the commercial circle of Forrest City. and wishes the firm great success.
 Miss Attic Beck. returned home Wednesday night from Washington, D. C. where she had been attening school. Miss Attic is very much pleased with her progress, and speaks in the highest terms of the school.
 MT. John Cargill was the lucky winner of the handsome runabout rallied otf last week bv Mr Bennie Lewis. and Capt r (. Merwin won the consolation prize of handsome suit of clothing John k HOW looking for horse and someone to drive.
 If your stomach troubles you do not conclude that there is nc cure, for a great many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. Try them. they are certain 10 prove beneficial. They only cost a quarter. S0ld by |. r. Sanders.
 We are informed that the meetings at the Baptist Church will be cont in- ued for another week The attendance k very good. but there k scarcely any interest manifested. and 50 far there have been no professions. This k a lamentable fact. and We hope the good men who are labOring 50 hard in this section of the Lords vineyard will be 3.AA f,t7 l.. during the coming week.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
Sold E~N~here

Accept nc substitute. Insist on having the genuine FrIcEiy Ash Eitters with the large Igure $ IL red ou tLe front sattl.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CON. STITUTl0N OF THE STATE OF
 ARKANSAS

Notice tt hereby given that the folio alng joint resolution proposing amepsment to the State Constitution, passed by the General Assembly al lte regular session of iso, and that the same ~iii b.. submitted to the electors of the State at the next general election, 10 be held Monday September 3. lgc. for adoption or rejection, VIZ:
 Proposed Amendment No. s.
 That Section 3 of Article II of the Coueti luton of the State of Arkansas be amended to read a follows
 Article Il. section 3: The Genera Asseu- biy shall prOVlde by General Laws for the support of common schools ty taxes which shall never exceed In any one Wear Inree mills on the dollar sn the taxable prc Jlerrv of tbt stale. and tF an annual per ca UIta tax uf one dollar. tu Id assessed on every male ID- ha abItant of this State over the age uf twenty one years Provided. he General Assembly may bY general law, autborlze school dist ficis 10 levy bY a vote of the quait1ed electors CT such district Il lax hot to exceed seven mills on the dollar m anB one Year for schno purposes Provided further. that no such Tax shall he appropriated To any other purpose Hor to any other district than that for R hIeh II Was teNIed
 Ihe a6eVe resolution ~a- flee iu tne efset 9i the Secretary 0t ~tHte BH March 2 ItHI5
 Each eIectpr may vote Tor Ur against The above amendment.
 Witness my ottcIa signature faie l+th day ot tcbraHfy, .,%.' O. C. u EUN iG z>tAi-i SE9 9htT AHN= ttf >T ATE.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01

Senator Berry has nothing whatever to do with providing CT paving fer the grand banquet te te given in his honor al Hot Springs next Tuesday night IL is what k known as a dol lar banquet and each guest yolunta- rily contributes eHe deIiaf There will he 4o0 covers.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
TELERHONE SS.

Miss DeNeilling Rollwage. who has been attending Wards Seminary at Nashville during last session. return ed home yesterday. She graduated with high honors, and her many rela. lives and friends in this county are proud Of her achievements. and con graduate her upon her success.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
the Public.
tIls Hac'

Commencing June 3st. we vii close our store every evening, except Satur- day. al : o'clock. until September l.
 tusseIl-Graham-A Idereen Co.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
HAS STOOD THE TEST 2s YEARS

The old. original GROVES Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. lt is iron and quinine iH a tasteless form. Nc cure. No pay
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
THE EVILS OF
 CONSTIPATION.
Everyone Knows When He is Consti- pated and Everyone Should Know the Risk He is Running When He Fails 10 Promptly
 Correct f.
Any Disease Epidemic or Otherwise to Which he or She May be Exposed
 is Sure to Result Seriously.

There are two ways 10 remove corsti. patton; the wrong way IS to drenoh the bowels with a powerful, griping, drastic eaihartic that injures the coating of the bowel channels and produces an early return Of the trouble in more chronic form. The right way is 10 use natural, easy and mild laxative that tones up and strengthens the bowels and leaves a healthful influence behind 1t. Prickly Ash BitteTs will empty the bowels just as thoroughly as the harsher eathartics, and combines all the tonic and strength ening properties necessary 10 Perma- nently cure the habit.
 Accept nc substitute. Insist On having
 he H.-# ssHE
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-01
New Tram Service.

The Fort Worth X Deyef City Rail way Company. popularly known as The Denver Road. announces that. effective June first il will establish d new through sleeping car line between Lafayette. La. and Denver. Colorado. the routing of same 10 be via the lines of the Southern Pacific Company between Lafayette and Houston. the H. X T. (. Road between Houston and Fort Worth. and The Denver Road between Fort Worth and Den. yer. This is new feature in favor of the satisfactory accommodation of q constantly increasing tourist busi- ness 10 Colorado. and will undoubted- Y serve with favor and tend 10 in- crease such tourist business from Louisiana and Southern Texas points. also from points ill Central Texas along the line of the II X T. (. road
 Iii addition to the foregoing. an nouneement k made that double dai. ty through train service will be again established via the F. W S T.. (. RV through 10 Denver about June lst. and that III all likelihood d third train will be placed iu service for the accommodation of iUCai business be tween Fort Worth and Quauah Tex
 With the inauguration af this third train | l. understood the schedules of the through Colorado trains will be materially qaickeHed or shortened. since the iocal traiH referred to NiH make F possible to eat cut d number of stops eHrQUte which have been necessary q the through trains dur Eg former >ea>0Il~.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
Democratic Hypocrisy.


the
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Democrats
the
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part money
apowefu and just and nonpsan Democratic ntby
they admit their
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Evening journal., 1906-10-23
HOW TO SEE FOUR MOONS
Experiment Can Be Tried With a Mir.
ror on a cloudless Niqht.

A pretty experiment can be made
with a hand mirror any night when
there is fun moon. Hold the mirror
so that the moons image win be seen
In It. and you will be surprised TO see
four moons instead OF one. one moon
win be very bright, but the other three
viii be in a straight line, and quite
lull one dun image on one side OF the
bright moon and the other two on the
other side. Turn the mirror around
slowly. still holding its face TO the
moon. and the reflections win seem TO
evolve around a common centre.
You can make the same experiment
with any one Of the very bright stars
such as Sirius. Venus. or Jupiter. bu:
with these there viii be three images
Instead OF four. and the number seen
depends on the breadth of the object
The explanation is simple There
are two surfaces IN a mirror. one in
'front.' and the other where the quick
liver is. The brightest reflection
ONES from the object itself the otheis
are what is known as secondary inn
ages" reflected from the front TO the
lack Of the mirror and thence to the
,ye. The magic mirror never fails ts
'xcite a good deal Of wonder and
"a interesting experiment as well.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
FASTING TO CONVERT HUBBY

LAWTON, Okla, oct. 2S.-Mrs. Cora
BY our Own Wire, Publishers Press.
Bartlett. who lives few miles from this
city. absiained from food for fifteen days
In mlnlment Of her pledge to fast until
her husband is converted.
A revival has been in progress near the
Bartlett home. and Bartlett, as promi-
nent man and representative citizen. has
been the subject of the prayers. entreaties
and tears OF the ministers and religious
people. But he has remained "A non-be-
liever.
Mrs. Bartlett finally promised the Lord
and her fellow-workers that until her
husband had found peace in a wonderful
salvation she would totally abstain from
food. and she has kept her promise.
The revival has reached preater gropor-
tions than expected. and the course cf
Mrs. Bartlett is approved by the ministers
and religious people.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
Friends Conference.

Concord First Day school Union. in
session at Willistown Meeting House
was attended by Lewis w. Brosius
Mary w. Pyle. Mary X. Ewes, Charles
$. Philips. Emma Wsrrall, Esther
Smedley and NJ. Jane Henniss, of this
city.
Edna \. Taylor and Lewis W
Brosius were named on visiting COM
mittee Of the Wilmington school foi
the coming winter.
The topic for discussion for the morn
ng discussion was. Would conferenc,
work on practical subjects be better
for our country schools than individual
class work ?"
The question for discussion durinr
the afternoon was. "Have you troubl
n securing suitable teachers? DO in
experienced teachers develop salts
factorily? From our own expert
ence have you any suggestions 10 Civ
along this line?" A few schools foun
difficulty in securing suitable teacher
and In most cases inexperienced teach
srs were found to develop satisfactoril
4 they were devoted. conscientious an
interested In their work.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
RaskethaIl.

Company lis second team will open the
basketball season on Thursday evening
with the West End team at the Armory.
The New Castle Jrs. will play the West
End on Saturday night in the Red Mems
Hail.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
News Of the CITY.


Division No. 8, A. o. H., will hold
special meeting tomorrow evening to ar
range for the blessing OF the new statue
OF st. Patrick in ST. Peters Church on
Sunday afternoon, November II. The vari-
GUS divisions in the county and the Hiber-
Man knights will be invited TO be pres
cnt.
william Leach secured several fine birds
on a cunning trip In the marshes below
this city yesterday.
The New Castle Jr. basketball team WIN
challenge any 95-pound team for game
Of basketball in this city.
The South Side football team and the
West end Jr. team will play a game on
Battery Park this afternoon.
a dancing school was held in the Ar
mory last night.
William EllSinton has secured a position
with Woodward Brothers. in Wilmington.
Personal.
John Fahey OF the tugboat Mitchell
Davis, is spending a few days vacation
at his home in Baltimore.
Max Case. who has been visiting his
mother for several days. has returned to
the navy.
Frederick Ford visited friends in VIII
mington yesterday.
Miss Mildred Scott, OF wilkesbarre, who
was formerly resident of this city, Wis.,
itcd friends here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
KILLED FATHER-IN-LAW
After Shooting Woman Nsishbot Mis-
sourian Turned Gun on Wife's
Father.

COLE CAMP. Mo-. Oct. 2S-Mrs. Alice
Wlnemiller, a widow was shot and kill
ed at her home near Warsaw The
assassin fired through window. Mrs.
winemiller's young son was badly
wounded.
Felix Crawford, a neighbor. who hur-
ried TO the house, was also shot. He
died two hours later. Crawford's SON
ln-law, J. A. Long, who is charged with
the crime, escaped
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
Truck Aaain in Service.

The Phoenix Fire Company's truck
has gone into service after being laid
up for repairs for several weeks.
A new set Of wheels and a new coat
Of paint have added much to its ap-
pearance.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
Rntohsrs VIII Partioinate.

Members Of the Retail and Whole
sale Butchers Association Of this city
will hold a meeting in the Fame Hose
Company on Thursday night, and ar
rangements to take part in the Hal
lowe'en parade viii be completed.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23

It happened in Sydney, New South
Wales while Kyrle Bellew was playing
Baron Scarpia in LA Tosca" at the
Theatre Royal, which was packed. The
third act was on. the audience intense
" following the tragic scene in which
Scarpia cruelty threatens torture to her
lover IL Floria viii not yield to his em-
braces. Suddenly, from the crowded
pit there was the crack of pistol shot.
and in another instant a sailor man
had leaped on the stage by way Of
private box, roaring encouraging as
surances to the actress impersonating
Florla that he would help her, and ran
for Mr.. Bellew with the butt end Of
the pistol. Fortunately the bullet
missed its aim and the man was caught
and overpowered before he could reach
the actor. OF course he was drunk
and imagined that he was watching
something real, and II his hand had
been more steady it would likely have
been very serious matter for Mr..
Bellew.
Mr.. Bellew will be seen at the Grand
Opera House on Tuesday evening. Oc-
tober 30, in A. Conan Doyle's new
romantic comedy. Brigadier Gerard.
Seat sale Friday evening at Q.
Last night marked the annual engage
ment in this city Of the sensational melo-
dramatic success, ''Her First False STEP"
TO a representative audience. large ard
enthusiastic. The piece is mounted with
a lavish hand and the cast depicting the
many characters are we'll up to the melo-
dramatic, and were all well received last
night. During the action of the play
there is utilized the presence Of two Az
rican lions. The bad man" Of the piece
in a ht Of spite. and to work out his de-
signs aeainst the heroine OF the piece
throws a baby girl into the cage with the
fcrocious denizens of the forest who
snarllng and swapping, are driven back by
the hero of the piece who. after a numb,f
Of attempts. saves the child from the
jaws of death. This scene was especially
well received with round after round OF
applause, their being four curtain calls
Taken as a whole the piece is a good one
and the many patrons Of the Lyceum will
delight in the two hours and half OF en-
tertainment at the hands OF the cast
which includes Frank Adams, John New.
ton, George Harris. Jay Mansfield, Billy
Carey. Harry Williams. Olive Johnson
Herman Haynes. Harry Martin. Il. Van
Emery, George Miller, II. ID. Johns, Cecil
Jems Walter Thompson, Edith Hamilton
Helen Gildea. Daisy stampe Josie Morris
Sullivan. Mary Philips, Cora Phelps
Helen Hltcock, Emma Wilson, Laura
James. Quennie Phillips and sallie Hol
lingshead. The same attraction for to-
day and tomorrow. with matinee We'd
nCsday.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
Now Constable at Work.

Constable Nickerson, who recently was
appointed for this hundred, seems to be
mado Of the right mettle. Frank Postles,
coiored, had been boarding in Murrayville
for some timc and on Saturday night he
left for down State. At the same time a
s. pair Of shoes belonging TO John Hug
gins disappeared. A warrant was sworn
out for Postles arrest, and the little con-
stable boarded a train for Clayton drove
two miles in the country and got his
man. He was given hearing before
Magistrate Terry and was held in $500 bail
for court.
Evening journal., 1906-10-23
oLAYSANDPLAYERS

B. c. whitneys musical comedy
ompany. having credited itself with
highly successful run at the Majestic
Theatre. New York City. will be seer
Il the Grand Opera House. October %
presenting the newest musical comedy,
he isle Of Spice" The same cast
@cenery, costumes and electrical effects
that made the piece such go in the
metropolis. viii be seen here. The
prima donna Of the company is Miss
Leslie Leigh. who has played Teresa"
upward Of 1000 times. All Of the young
women of the company that have been
the means Of it being called "the big
beauty show" will be on view here.
A play with a well defined purpose,
yet with an underlying thread Of de-
lightful humor is The Cow Puncher,"
to be seen at the Lyceum. October 25,
26 and p. The author, Hal Reid, has
drawn his characters well, notably
Tom Lawton, the central figure.
Natures Poet. unknown to fame,
Brave as a lion. he could not write his
name"
There is not a dull moment from the
time Geraldine Graham, young. DASH
ing New York girl arrives to take pos
session Of the ranch left her at the
death Of her brother until the curtain
descends on the death of Lutchia Cor
dovia, who receives the bullet in her
own breast aimed at her Spanish lover,
as
"Fierce were the fires that burned in
her breast,
She died for her love. in the far golden
west"