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The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Money For Cotton.

Since the cotton bears of the East are using the argument n depress prices that the south is unable ta finance the cotton crop ot the south. . a Times man is informed by Capt. James Russell president of tie Bank ot Eastern Arkansas. that the Bank has p.entg of money to finance the crop Of St. Francis county. and vii advance farmers aHd others interest d who desire to hold tLelr cotton al the money they need CD it. and there heed 0e no aaeaSiIess 0u this account sa far as this county IS concerned.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Cures Blood. Skin Diseases, Cancer
 Greatest Blood Purifier Free

If your blood is impure. thin. dis eased. hot or full Of humorS. f you have blood poison, cancer. carbancles. eating sores. scrofula. eczema, itch ing, risings and bumps. scabby. pimply skin, bone pains. catarrh, rheuma- tism. or any blood or skin disease take Botanic Blood Balm {. E. K. B.. soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop. and the blood is made pure and rich Druggists or by express. sl per large bottle. Sample free hy writing Blood Balm O., Atlanta. Ga. B. B. E. is especially advised for chronic, deep seated cases, as il cures after al else fails.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Dr. NJ. J. Dryer and wife. of Little Rock. arrived in the city the first of the week, and will make this city their home. Dr Dryer is 8 graduated and first class dentist, who come here bearing the highest recommendations They have taken the suite Of rooms over Banayant's drug store, and are candidates for public favor. pr. Dryer las an attractive announcement in this issue. 10 which your attention is directed. We extend the doctor and his eStimable wife q cordial welcome and hope they will md the city 8 pleasant place in which 10 reside and that they will be given liberal patronage.
 The county court sat with the equalization board Monday to hear any complaint that might have been caused by the raise iu valuations. Con- sidering the very genera. raise there were very few who had complaints to make and their assessment vas fe- dGced only little The total assessed and e4aaIzed valuations af al real and personal property in St Francis county for ls@91-> agEFegates s4.u-u.tssj
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
S1O0 Reward, SIoo,

The readers fl thts paper wiIl be plessed to iesTu that there is al H-a.t tuue dreaded dI-- ea-s that scHenc- has teen aase 10 cure ID at8 lts stages. and ih.t i- eztzTra. HsIf- Ca. taFFu cure l- 1e 0ntg paslr3Ye cure sn8@a ta he uedlcz fFs tero3tg afaFEu being a con. stifut%aosi diseaee7 requires a constitutional treatment HsH- tzfsFru Cure ls ts ken in. teEna4ak, acting directly upon the mucous surfaces uf the Y=tern. tbeTeby e.rrfy 3 x tne foundation hf De aH-fase- and gIging ae pat5eEt strength by oatfd gx up the con.fitH- ton au3 as<EstjuR uuture n doing q. wCr. I De pF8preTnr- have ~ mueh faIfn 10 ifs curative powers that they offer one hundred dollar for any c4=e that T fafI- to cure send faF circulars and testimanIaIs
 Addres- [ ] CHENEY t co Toledo. C.
 sold sv druxx8sts .5e
 Tske Hsi4- famfiy p1si- for constipation
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
FoR ASSESSOR

HNHE TIMES ts authorized 10 announce Il NR. ROBERT BRITAIN e Frank. Iownship, "a s sndtdste for Assessor Of St- Frzncis County. subject 10 The acton ef The Democratic Primary b Be he'd March -,Ias THE TINES is authorized to announce AR | ,. F STuf g. a cAndlesfe f4F 4 4.=e=zur uf >f- Eraneas GauutK- sut teet fo fhe seton or he Demncrafic Primary Eleetson ta be held oo March -- ls<.
 rI,HE TINES is author 1esi fo announce NR. Il l. ELLIS. ef l. . | 9gafIse fowusn4D- ss 8 candidate for ssse-soF af Sf FraacHs cy5un F subject 10 the acton of the Iemocrsttc Prl+ mary Election te be held on M4rcn - Ise.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
>trayPd or >tolen

From mE pace. ka9su . tie Feath- erStahe place +t mics northeast of Forrest City. a1oQ1three weeks az. One dark bay or black mare mule l+f or l5 hands high. three years old. made a crop this year and is thin One hgst bay horse mule - or I4f hands high. sHx years 8ld. has small scar on tEe heck caused from a kick. possibly little enlarged
 Vii pay Iiberal reward for return of said animals or information lead ing to recovery Of same.
 :. \. RoLFE. Forrest City, Ark. Oct. 2, la07.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Strayed or Stolen,

From Madison about a month ago, one gray mare about l4i or E hands high. about years old with dark mane and tail. the only known mark being scar or wart on the neck where throat latch passes over it. Will pay sl0 for return Of said mare or information leading to recovery Of same. R L. BERRY.
 Madison, Ark, Sept. 26, 1907.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK

YT,aE TINES ts authorized ts sz zaoance NR
 l N. V. SEAB0RS. of Tads.oa Ta@n- sn ip. a candidate for Circuit Gterx Of II Democratic Primary Election te be he'd oa March - lag-
 rT,HE E TINES is uthorfaed to snBou ucs NR
 1 FESSER LAUGHISGHOC.E of sa6k son tow nshfp. s- candidate for the nftc~ Of Circuit Clerk Of st fraDcis County. subject [ 10 the setl0a of fhe DenocrstFc Primary EEec- ton to be he'd on March - I4s
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

It is about time to hear something about the city election. too. l. in fact comes ahead of the county and state primaries, and the voters are bszin- ming 10 want b know who are going to be candidates.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Judge \. W. Norton was in Mem phis on business Wednesday,
 Mr and Mrs. Otto Benjamin Roll wage announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh- ter. Aeu2 ToliSe, tO John Rudolph Gr3bmyer. Of Carrolt0n. Kentucky. The ceremony will take place al their home at seven o'clock on the evening of NeFembe :. fe1-. No cards The Times extends best wishes in advance
 Mr Peyton T. Scott. who has ac- cepted position with the Hammett Mercantile Company at Wyune, was in the city yesterday packing up his household goods and moving his fam fly to that city Ne certainly regret 10 lose The citizenship of MT. and Mrs Scott. but We wish them prosperity and conIeutmeut ia their Hew home and We commend them 10 the good people of NYnae as most genial and eStlma5le citizens.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

People never gel too cd. loo poor too tired. or too far away t0 aeep them rom attending q circus. aud although clrcases are al very much tie same. they Leyer s9se their cham. SexeraI citizens | thIs county attended the circus at Bfiukley Tuesday. whom We have hot seen at any other place of amusement for years but perhaos taeF just "eut 70 take the children.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

There seems 10 be very little inter est in state or local politics here. Tt will take few barbecues, picnics. public speakings, and some more can didates 10 liyen things up little So far, even the gubernatorial contest has scarcely attracted the attention of any body. Since your Uncle Jeff has about quit the platform. politics have becOme Yery faue.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Judge Folbre has let contract for another l0o-fo0t steel bridge between Forrest City and Palestine, making three in all, and when they are com pleted, will probably never again within the lifetime of any citizen now living, have to be rebuilt There is economy in bridges like that. don't you thjnk2
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
4 Harry Family,

j. J. Mann. of Fordyce Ark. writes. 7 sed Carlstedt' s German Liver Pow der for ten years. cured Uy wife of fe- male troubles. Haven't Lad 1 doctor for six years: formerly paid Two or three doctor bills q year. Would not be without it. Worth is weight in gold. Price 25c. \ free Sann.e At J. T. Sanders drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
he Entire r amily.

Grand Pop used ' for rheumatism. Dad for cuts, sprains and bruises, Mama fer scalds burns and aches Sis for catarrh and chilblains. l Ese t for everything, and II never disal- points any Of us. l. Sure.y yanks aHy old pain out by the roots.
 Hunts Lightning Ol. is what am telling you about.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Ihet Make You Feel food.

The pleasant p4rgatiye elect exHe- rienced by al who use Chamber. ain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets. and the healthy condition Of the body and mind which they create makes one feel joyful. Price 25e at J T. san deTs. drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO partnership heretofore existing be- tween J. \. Waterman and E. Russell. under the style Of J 4. Waterman & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ] 4. Waterman retiring The business wll b. continued by E. Russell. E. FrssFfr
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
FOE mENTY CLERK

YT,HE TIMES is authorized 70 snnounce
 u CAPT. I. C. NERNIs Of Madison Township. as A candidate for reelection 10 roe office Of County sna Probate C1ers of er Srancls County. subject 10 the action of toe Democratic Primary Election 10 be he'd on March = fqo-
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

If you are looking fer something new. pretty. useful. inexpensive. and dainty for wedding present, your offerings at the Newsstand. This stock is the largest. best and pretti- est We have ever bought. and it all came in on N ednesday of this week. IL is fresh and nice, and We invite you 10 call and see it.
 Col. F. Landvoigt, our senior ed itor. has been quite indispoSed for several days this week. but is able 10 keep up his end Of the work as usual.
 If you want to feast your eyes. just call al the Newsstand and see all the pretty new goods that have just ar rived.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
FOR TkgAsC REH,

FINHE TINES ts authorized to announce NR.
 Il J. B. TERRY. Of Madison IovoshIp. 4. a candidate for Treasurer of St Francis County. ent 4ect 10 me action Of She Demo cratic Primary Election to ue held on March -. fss
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
nks saEgIH

THE TiNEs ts aateart4es = azaozace Il MK. " F. WILLIAMS candidate for re ectfon 70 the utee Of >heri- and Col iector of st. FrsBct. Cognfy- subject ta fhe action ef the ueEoerEtie PTzE1arF elecfio1 10 o@ ned March - Iar
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Rrnemher

it's not ho~ you live. bat how your liver: If not in perfect working order. make t so bv using Simmons Liver Pafitier-tin boxes only. Its tle sur est, safest anG most agree able aid 10 that organ ever put up.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

THE TINES 2. satsar Eea ts asreasce
 Judge ' FlreFsr1. rf FHisltp- cag1- Y ss . eznEb5sss Tor PflzeegfEEE AffgrueF fo~ f6e Ftrzt Ie7tCzst G#rcHzf- s11l =ct 70 t1e setaen of tne Uez1aerEt9e FFzE1aEy la fss hei1 Nsrcn - Tse
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
FnR rorNTY IrnGF

rrHE TINES i. suihar1z=s fa announce
 Il Mk E. A. k0LFE csrdz34fe foT the osflee af County sod Prsasfe la1ss of >t Fnzncis CuzutF. zut feet t9 fks seffaa af ths D~nocrAfic PrE2rE Esectioo ts ce bed ca Asrcc =. isr.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
Cosmos Club.
AMEEIrATn ENGLANn

AMERICA To ENGLAND EnTian1. our mothers motaeE. Come and see 4 greater England here. G come and 5e Al home Sitn as. your children. for ibe sruns ! ne sane esood in our vesas zs In your soas The a me deep seated #9ve for liberty Beats n our hearts Ne speak The same goad
 tongues Familiar sith al songs your osrds have .aaz: Those large men-Mllion. .hskesy yea re-oofH
 gre oQts.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
-k HI S.aAr

L II - esSf4 s1f f4= Roll Call: Quotation on the Ocean. Oral Sketch: Voyage from England to America Mrs. :. (. Neel. Music God Save the King. Leader-Mrs Bridgforth. Paper: Origin e the Anglo-Sa1ou Race.-Mrs. German.
 Reading From The Song Of Bee wulf. and History Of the poem Mrs. Barrow.
 Talk: Old English Spelling Mrs. Knight.
 Round Table. Early English His torical Facts Leader. Miss Freeman. The Cosmos Club will meet with Mrs. ". H Alley, October 2l. 1897.
 CoRRESPoSDISG SECRETARY.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Rev Fred Little. ate presiding el- der of this district. now r. (. ofthe NJ F. church at Mariana. passed through the city Wednesday and reg istered at tie Marl0a.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18
AZ HHOUHCEHE EH IS.
FuR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

rTyaF TTHEs Hs aasaaraxe1 fa aHra8nae me
 u Her E 4- HHf.lsa4.. ae >r- Frances coanfF s< s es esa3H4zte ear PfaSecsz#es Al torney fnr t1e flrst Jg3-ctzf Circ8if of Ars- sn.zs sat 2eet ta ne sesHa1 af frs tse1-scrzttc Pranzary e. as Best Msfea -. fs=s
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Oar genial friend. Mr. [ ". Horne, Of Memphis, was calling upon the. hardware trade and shaking handg with numerous friends ia toKn Wed nesday.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Judge N W. Norton was in Mem pi4is on business Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

NIT. F. J Beazley U YaFisanas sas n the city and registered al the Marion \ einesdav.
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

Just received. large assortment Silk Hosiery and hand-mad chiefs, fine for brides. at "
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

NIT. Harvey Paul, of Desoto, Nc. .,..s has been in the city several aa9s 1at,s N- week on a visit 70 his friend. rs,s ss Chris. Mueller. He Is enroute to ! ..sS ,., Bluff where he expects 10 efn nuAl 4- the moving picture show ousinesS-
The Forrest City times., 1907-10-18

MT. J. B. Casteel graces l. D. C. Webb now Call and see ,, and let him show you thro. 'h hk partment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
PRESIDENT EHTERTAINS FOR
FIRST TIME AT SYCAMORE
Has for Guests at Luncheon Officials
of the Department. of Justice
and His Publisher.
(By Associated Press)

OYSTER BAY, n. Y. June Eli
Theodore Roosevclts first luncheon.
guests IT Sycamore Hill were enter
tanned today. They were Herbert
Knox Smith, commissioners of corpor-
ations: Afford w. Cooley. assistant
attorney general: Judge G. d. Ward
recently appointed q circuit Judge in
New York and Robert Bridges, one
of the Presidents publishers.
The French ambassador and NJ.
Jasserand were his guests mt Saga
more Hill today and expect to remain
a day or two Mr.. Cooley has just re-
turned from an extensive Southern
trip. the announced object of which
was to make investigation of the re-
cord OF several federal officials under
tho Department Of Justice. against
whom charges have been made
MIR. Cooleys report is being han
died by the department and no an
nouncemcnt of conclusions will be
made until the appropriate action
in each case has been determined
upon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
"REXT FRIENDS" WANT TO
USE MRS. EDDY'S MONEY
Make Application to Draw from the
Estate for Funds to Carry on
the Fight
(Dy AssocInted p.essl

CONCORD. n. H., June 2i.-F'rcd
w. Baker, of Epson, y. H.. second
cousin of Mrs. Mary Baker c. Eddy
today filed in the superior court hero
his withdrawal rs one of the next
friends" plaintiffs iii tho suit for M
accounting of Mrs. IIddv's property
He Withdrew on the ground that 9th
crs nearer of kin than he TO Mrs Ed
dy are acting as plaintiffs and that
his presence among them is unncccs-
sary.
Counsel for the "ncxt friends" also
filed several documents in the court
today, one being "A request that Judge
Chamberlin make rcquisition upon the
trustees of Mrs. Eddy's estate for the
necessary funds to carry OH the suit
brought by the next friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
Declines 10 Finer In a E0IlOn to
Take The Case Out Of the
Hands Of The Jury.
do NOT REV. W TIE EVIDENCE
wecld Net Do SO Because of the
Trials That are to Follow-coun-
Gel for Accused Man Made Strong
Plea, But Was Nc. by Prosecuting
Attorney.
ny AsaocInted prcssl

BOISE, IDAHO, June .i.-Whcn
The State today closed it's case
nSainsi William u. Haywood. charg-
ed with the murder of Frank Stuo-
lcnbcrg, the defense made an unsuc-
cessful attempt 10 have the court di-
rect the jury 10 acquit tn prisoner
on The ground that the State had
not proved It's charge. Judge Woods
ruling, which requires the defense To
meet with evidence the case The
Siaic has presented was made nj The
close of court, and 1t was then NJ
rai'Eed that lIaywoods counsel
should make their opening statement
and present their first testimony on
Monday
The prosecution introduced n few
Witnesses today to corroboratc pre-
viuus evidence and then formally
rested It's case.
The motion for an instruction TO
The Jury To acuuit was by argument
presented at the afternoon session
ami the jury was sent to the Jury
honse ouE Of hearing.
httornpN y u. lR{cfltrdsorf made
the principal argument in support OF
the motlsn In long carefully pre-
pared and eloquent address. lie took
Tor his guide the Idaho statute which
forbids conviction on the mncorrohor-
atcd testimony of an accomplicc.
quoting many authorities in support
Of his contention thai there must he
convincing corroboraion entirely in
dependent of the testimony of the
acccmplcc. He declared that none
OF the test imony could stand without
support of Orchards story and that
Tic statute specifically forbade its ac-
ccp'anco He argred also that the
testimony of Orchard was the only
showing that IN any way connected
ilaS wood with the crime and that The
statute forbade convictions
Senator Rorah who alone spoke for
The State, argued with like force and
clonucncc that liaywood's conviction
mad been Independently shown ana
lhat Orchards testimony had been
c9rroborated by independent circum-
stances and evidence He also sub
milted a general argument to show
That the State had established the
existence of general conspiracy. in
which Haywood was a participant.
Denver Was the Center
Going over the San Francisco
chapter ana accounting for the at.
tempt on Bradley, who was oncc
manager of the Bunker Hill Mine on
grounds parallel with the murder of
Steunenberg. Senator Borah said:
Take what path YOU will and follow
winch you will, 1t leads always back
To Denver In San Francisco We find
thai Orchard is sustained by "A party
whom we contend is n member of
this conspiracy and how not as Harry
orchard, nor as Thomas Hogan, but
~ Jack dempsey and Harry Green
WHY? This money was sent 10 him
by 'cttibonc. who committed forgery
in doing so
Senator Borah contended that the
letter written by Haywood to Mrs
Orchard telling her thai her husband
was III Alaska when he was really
in purusit of former Governor Ste,l.
nolberg was a circumstance indie.
pendent of Orchards testimony that
connected Haywood with the crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
After Years Of Discussion The
JDiled States Wins all That ii
Have Asked For.
LEIsHAAN sCaRFs BIG VICTORY
1t Was Necessary for Congress to
Raise Him to the Rank of Ambss-
saoor Before He Could Tear Down
the Red Tape Surrounding the Sub
line Ports.
(By Associnlcd pressl .


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June I'll
Qualification was expressed al the
State Department at Il dispatch from
Constantinople to the effect that Am
bassador I.cishman had ut last sue
cecdcd in settling the one question
between the embassy and this coun
try, which remained Of six open is
sues. This has been work of years
and proceedings were initiated for
the settlement of these questions
many years ago and not one of them
was finally settled until Ambassador
ieishman undertook their adjust
mcnt. AS an incident ii became ne
ccssary for Congress to raise the
American legation nj Constantinoplc
10 the rank of an embassy. for other
wise II would have been impossible
for Lcishman 10 break through the
m"Schs of red tapc in the Sublime
Porte and reach the person of the
Sultan. When this was finally achev.
cd the rest Of the work was easy.
First OF these questions was one re-
lnting to change i'll tenure of title
deeds to American institutions This
was Of great Importance TO the Amer
lean colonists in Turkey. which 9TH
crwise must have suffered the less of
most of their real estate and lnild-
ings.
The second was permission to erect
buildings at Casearc This was also
an incident of importance to Ameri-
can educational institutions with
Turkish off-shoots.
viii End Discrimination.
Tho third was the grant of chs
toms immunity at Beirut. All of the
American missions in Syria were
deeply interested in the settlement
Of the question. for they were labor
ing under discrimination in favor If
foreign religious dcnominational In
stitutions.
Fourth was the removal of the dis
criminatory restrictions against the
importation of American cotton seed
oil. This growing Industry was scr-
onsly threatened by the covert oppo-
sition of the olive growers of Euro.
pcan countries which soon perceived
that American cotton seed oil had
found favor with the Turks rs an ar
ticle OF food.
Fifth was the recognition of the
American consular courts as alone
competent TO decide who were the
legal heirs to American citizens.
The sixth question was that of Miss
Gerber, woman of Swiss origin but
of American nationally, who had cs
tablshed school for orphan girls at
Kcnia. The charity was not n popu
lar ono among the older religious cs-
adjustments. but the State Depart
ment satisfied itself through Mr.
Leislman and at his suggestion is
sued q strong presentation of the
case. This move has succeeded and
the school, which was arbitrarily
closed has been authorized TO reopen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-22
BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
Shipyard Officials Have Nothing to
Say About BattIeship Contract.

General Manager Walter A. Post
and Assistant General Manager A. Il.
Hopkins. of The Newport News &
Dry Dock Company, returned yester-
day morning from Washington where
they went TO represent the local yard
when the bids on The 10000 ton bat
tleshiDs were opened at noon Thurs
day.
Mr.. POST has nothing to say about
the landing of one of the contracts
by this yard, but IS naturally jubi-
liant over the yards success.