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The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
NEW MORPHINE CURE.
Nr. James Cain Writes an Interesting Letter. Telling How he Vas Cured.

The following letter from NIT. James ! Cain. Adams station. Miss. telling of tHe new cure for the Morphine, Lauda- ham and Opium habit, is published i for the benefit 0I those who are addic- i ted and Who are seeking cure.
 i Mir. Cain says. "I used morphine ] f0r fifteen years, ana during time i | tried | laree number of treatments. l which proved te ae worthless. was ] completely discouraged. aud did Hot i believe tIere was any hope IF ne, for ] ] NaN 5~ years old and in very feeble ] health,
 .I hear3 of that GeW discovery or cure e8Hrd NauiHe. and wrote tQ the Hau4fact afers about q. and told them ] If us HeHPIeS, condition IIsy Wfare ne al5 etze5 ne e. trf Ma1liIe After IteiHslHI II eger. | decided ta make aHe H4 #fe eaart t9 ae rafed. s1 lEaeI- l si B #af55eaf NaHHg ffaat tHe NUaiue Medicine Company. 4t North Gaup- ] Tn aleHas. ~t. I.agl-. Missouri aHd ] tIey shipped l. prompt .E. and sent flI Iust faeti0n~. which found were ! Fefy simple and easE 70 follow. l e8H- Heueed taking Md5inc t6e third day 6t J3uauE Uf this year. ata 3t that lime was Using about Y grains ef morphine day. du8 to ny surprise aHd delight l soauta5hd that al last lad found an honesBremedy for he gan To improve in health and strength at once. and was completely cured in l a surprisingly short tme
 "l have not taken any morphine or l Nanine or medicine of any kind now l for long time, and have no desire for it whatever and my family physician says it is the most wonderful cure he i has ever seen. 1 am a farmer. and am SO much improved ill health that am
 now able To follow my occupation.
 "l want others t0 know of this great
 remedy or medicine called Manine. fer
 t cured me. and l know from experi-
 enee that il k an honest remedy.
 There are large number of treat ments and So-ealled cures being ad-
 Fertised. but they are only substitutes,
 aS they contain morphine. opium. CO Iealne or coca leaves and other iniuri- EouS Aabit-formiug drugs. and such
 treatments never cure This new dis ieovery. Mauiue. is not a substitute,
 but ls an honest remedy and a cure, it iS guaranteed under the National l Pure Food and Drugs Law. and doe>
 not contain any morphine. opium. co caine. coca leaves or any other iniuri.
 ous habit-formiug drug. Mauiue iS th, only remedy or medicine in tna whole
 wide world today Chat positively vii cure the drug Habit disease.
 Those Hao a9e morphine. Iaglanun
 or opium should write to the Maxine
 Medicine Company, 343 Narlh Comp. teH avenue. =>t Louis. Missouri. a,
 otiee and tAe} vii gladly end fail in.
 formation about tbis great discovery and #ls. teI yQu hoN to Get cured II
 la4e without any sickness 5r pain oi
 detention from business.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Taken 1 D!

One Black Mare Mule. about three years old, about l2s hands high. un- broken. Been at our place since August. Owner can have same by proving property and paying all char EeS S. T. MCDANIEL,
 tI-s-tt' Mcdaniel. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

Dr. John T. Barbee, of Jackson, Tennessee, arrived in the city last Sunday accompanied by his fine point CT dog, to spend week or ten days in hunting and fishing. He is an enthu- siastic member of the Tennesaw Club, recently organized and acquiring grounds on the banks of Old River. and is being shown many courtesies by the local members. The doctor is highly pleased with the prospects for a splendid resort down there, and is enioying his visit thoroughlY.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
| Reliable Remedy for Cronp.

Mrs S B6sinthaI af Turner. Niehi- gan. saYs We have used Chamber lain Cough Medicine for ourselves and children for several wears and like il very much 1 think it iS the oHg remedy for crbup and can highly rec emmend il. For sale by l. r San- ders.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
It's Danyernns

to neglect a cold. The results are toe often very serious. Bronchitis. pleu-
 risy, pneumonia and consumption are the consequence-. Upon
 the appearance of a cold, sore throat pr chest. use Simmons Cough Syrup. IL soothes the irritation. loosens the
 phlegmand promptly cures you.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
LINGERING COLD
Withst0od Other Treatment. but Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's
 Cough Remedy.

"Last winter l caught very se- were cold which fingered for weeks. '' says J. UrQhaft, Of Zephyr, Ontario. My cough Was very dry and harsh. The local dealer recommended Cham berlain' Cough Remedy and guaran- teed Il, so l gave il trial. One small bottle of it cured me believe Cham
 $ Cough Remedy to be the best
 ed his remedy is for sale
 s4dnre
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
7 Specials 7 Mrs. Warshavsky's Cut Price
 Special Values for IS Days.

black, open front or back: nicely embroidered value ss2.5O. 0c Special sale price, only...... l.ZO
 Special No. 5. Ladies and Misses Trimmed Hats in yelyets and felts, in the new styles and eolors: value s7.00. , 10 special sale price, only..... ,. to
 Special No. 6. Don't overlook our great sale of plaid silks Tor waists, etc; prettiest styles Of the season. in sc and s1.O0 6fln values. Your choice, yard . UUG Job Lot Of 500 pair of Shoes. 60n Oolng at. ..=..,............... UUO
 Special No. :. A big lot Of Mems. Youths and Children's Clothing at Special Sale prices, and everything else in propor- tion.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Appendicitis

is due in a large measure 10 abuse of the bowels, by employing drastic pur- gatives. To avoid all danger, use only Dr Kings New Life Pills, the safe, gentle cleansers and invigorators. Guaranteed to cure headache, bilious ness, malaria and jaundice. At drug stores, 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
TAKE A WALK

down the principal streets ana poui'gIl '9.,' n wards of the largest cities ana ioTb The see the best dressed men Weafils 1..y f.y same suit effects we are display Ing nd o5 Fall. They're the latest out 's Sf they're tailored by the schWaoS, ,l-1r;ng U, mo Louis in their most modern taiioirIIs rIes pant in America If you Nal.0 .1,,. s.ls latest style backed by permanent " Ne struction, get your clothes heIe; e;,+i i,ss show fali range of Seh"ao e4osi'e7 from Sl0 to 90. Co RUSSELL GRAHAM ALDfk>VN w
 Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Notice.
it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
 This will introduce pr. Melvin l. Dryer, who Will locate in your city. Dr. Dryer has had 20 years experience and is good dentist Any courtesies shown him will be appreciated
 cry tralF, F. \. LoNH.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Notice.
To whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
 This will introduce Dr. Melvin J. Dryer, who will locate in your city. Dr, Dryer has had 20 years experience ana Is good dentist. Any courtesies shown him will be appreciated.
 Very truly, F. A. LoNG.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
\ tt00d Liniment.

When you need q good reliable lini- ment try Chamberlain Pain Balm. It has no superior for sprains and swellings. A piece of flannel slightly dampened with Pain Balm is superior i to a plaster for lame back or pains ill the side or chest. It also relieves rheumatic pains and makes sleep and rest possible. Fer sale by T. T. san ders
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
For Sale

One dne Jack. six years old: first eiass ID every particular With guar a4lee is represented Apply to
 L. P. FIrE, Byhalia, Miss.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

See those Teddy Bears at the News stand They have voice, and e0nsid- ering quality, are mar6t q way down.
 Those terra catta Indian basts at the Newsstand are works of art which any hOusekeeper would b. glad to have for the adpHumeHt of her home. They are oH1y S3.58.
 Those Waste Baskets If fhe News stand are going like hot cakes. Don't ee5 aues Another Di5 .ot reeeie- ed Monday
 Nf and Nrs. #. B- sanders. EId. " II. Easaf7= =et t3i~ clIy and N6-sfs. Geo EoH8Ek and White HeuSte->. 0i Haynes, attended thc meeting ef the State Baptist Association at Bent a Friday saturday sunday aud Monday. and speak earnest yin their praise If the hoSpitahtieS extended them by by the good people of Benton. They all returned home Tuesday. Miss Lucy Sanders, now in school al Ar kadelphia, joined the party at Benton.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

Buy copy of Tom Sawyer, Huckle- berry Finn, Uncle Remus, Teddy Bears or other excellent books for young folks just received at the News stand
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
\ Significant Prayer.

May the Lord help you make Bucklen's Arnica >alve known to alk@ writes J G. Jenkins. of Chapel Hin. North Carolina .It quickly took the pain out of d feluu for ne and cured t in wonderfully short time Best on earth for sores, burns and wounds. 25c u drag stores
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

-=Al tA aE >lGIt>,
 We have hig uew stock of ink stands. paper weights. paper knives. rulers. book marks. shopping lists. peuLoidefs, pens, pencils ot al kinds and prices. inks. library paste. mucB- age. eraserSsrabber bands and all kinds oi desk furnishings and necessities d the Newsstand.
 Score cards. programme pencils with or without tassels, playing cards, Trail Mrs, Wigs. Finch. Block, Sherlock Holmes. Pit and 200 other popular games just received at the Newsstand If you want some of the new games, call and let us show them To you. We also have the Ouija and Planehette Boards that are so popu- lar everywhere.
 All the Peck's Bad Boy books, all ot Hugh Mcliughs' latest books" Beat IL, "Skiddoo, and Get Next" just received at the Newsstand.
 The stringency of the money market cuts no figure with the good citizen, of Eden. They have instituted plat whereby currency enough is put in cir culation to meet the wants of all tht good angels of Eden X pumpkin i. placed on exhibition at one of tht stores in Nidener, and To cents i. charged for q guess a. to the number of seed II contains, the nearest to th, number taking the pile The pump Kin Is cut every saturday night. anC d barrel of money k thus put in cir culatiOn. It is said that Col. Sweet the Napoleon ef finance, is the origin ator of this novel scheme of inhatin, the circulation.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

FusselI-Graham-Ald lderson Company are receiving the biggest stock of shoes ever brought to Forrest City. Besides the large stock from former invoices. theF got III 173 cases this Week, consisting of the celebrated Hamiitou-BTawn, Buttenhofer and Walk Over lines They have shoes t0 ft any loot. and al prices to make your pocket book smile Give them call and look over their new arrivals iH this deBartmeat.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

HeXs We have aH tIe IeutX u06k- at 27es all of tHe Oliver Optics at. 25e. aa the AleeE b8uk~ at 25c and 15c. and SeofeS If others tae numerous tc mention at all prices.
 Nearly a thousand dollars worth of holiday goods. SehHol and office sup plies, stationery, books and novelties arrived at the Newsstand Tuesday. and are now being marked and placed on sale. Don't fail to see this great array of useful and beautiful articles. It includes books, games. bric-a-brac. vases, baskets, wall pockets, albums of all kinds, papeteries, masks. Jap lanterns. Christmas cards. calendars. and hundreds of articles too numerous to mention.
 Post card Albums, Photograph and Autograph Albums. A great variety. All pretty and useful, at the News stand.
 Your table and pantry may be SUD- piled with everything you require in the way of fresh and toothsome ed ibleS from W. l.. kirby'S Grocery. Phone ls4. He carries a complete line of canned meats, vegetables and fruits. fresh breakfast foods. kraut. pickles, ,mackerel, macaroni and cheese and all staple goods. If you haven't heretofore been trading with Kirby. give him trial. Prompt service and bottom prices always prevail
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

Girls, we have all of Mrs. Mead's books: all of Miss Alcottis books and scores of the prettiest and best books by other popular authors. They just arrived at the Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Special No. |.


 Ladies kersey and Broadcloth Coats, in black, tan and brown, full 50-inch length: satin-lined and braided; value $500. Special sale co co price, only..... ........p /. 70
 Special No. ,. Childrens and Misses Long Coats, in Kersey and Fancy Mixtures; 1 co value $500. Special. only. f. 70
 Special No. 3. Ladies Broadcloth and Serge Suits. handsomely tailored and satin-lined: all sizes. in all the new autumn shades; value s20 % ......1Q 40 Special sale price, only... l O.fO Another line that were sl5, ' 6O going at...... ......,.......#.#.. S.OO
 Special No. ! Ladies' Mercerized and Soisette Waists in white. pink, blue and
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

MT and Mrs Peyton T. Scott. of Nynne, came down on Wednesday of last week on a visit 10 mother and other relatives and a host of friends. all Of whom were delighted to greet them. They came down again sun day, that being their second wedding anniversary, and enjoyed a fine tur- key dinner in honor of the occasion Mrs. Fergusan's mother Mrs. Thomp- son. of near Haynes. was also present. Everything good co eat that the heart could wish was daintily prepared un- der the supervision of Miss Kate. " and the occasion was one of genuine pleasure te the whole family.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Billiousne,s and Constipation.

For years l was troubled with bil- iousneSs and eoHstipatio which made life miserable for ne. Ny appetite failed me last my usual force and vitality PepSin preparations and ca thartics only made matters worse. do not NHaW where Sh0uld have been today had l uat tried CAamberIaiao ; Stomach and L.Vet Tablets. The tab lei9 relieve tEe l-feeliug al once. strengthen the digestive functions. helping the system t8 de lts work naturally. Mis2 Rosa E9t1s.- -BirH 5fe- lam. A#abgUa. T6e>o tablets afe 1a sale hy J F sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08
Come Early and Avoid the Rush.
 MRS. WARSHAVSKY,

Waxtapers. all sizes and colors, Jap. anese lanterns. napkins. paper lunch sets, masks. false faces, wigs. musta- chios, &e. just received at the News stand
The Forrest City times., 1907-11-08

The new Ayers Hair Vigor will certainly do this work, because. first of all, it de-
 suoys the germs which are the original cause of dandruf. Having given this aid, nature completes the cure. The scalp IS restored to perfectly healthy condition -Xsds by the ;. c. Aver Co.,, Lowell. nsss.-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
YILLMAN DRAWS COLOR LINE
Says the South Will Kill Negroes by
the Thousands.

Boulder, Colo.-Senator Ben TiIlrnan
delivered his famous lecture on "The
Race Problem" to a crowded audier ce
at the Colorado ChautauQua. He said
In part:
The aspects Of the race problem are
in some respects more threatenins :
than In 1861. The problem has more
bitterness than any other in the coun-
try. This miserable negro sticks in
our throats like a bone. and he won I
60 either up or down. The South was
never whipped: 1t wore itself out whip
ping the North.
There is only one Democrat from
the North left in the Senate. Henry NJ.
Teller OF Colorado. The Civil War
cost the lives OF soc, 900 men and So
00O. .000. 900 in cash. while the widow
and orphans shed tears enough to
swim in. Yet today. forty years af'er
the war, things are more serious than
then.
The question is dangerous beca Sc
1t was never settled right. The South
resolved to dispute the damna lie
heresy that the negro is equal to the
white man. and denes you to make Us
swallow it. What are you going 10 do
about 1t? We have practically all
nulled the fourteenth and fifteen h
amendments. Hoy long can this con
tinue to exist until 1t assumes the con
dition OF powder and ball?
We shot all the northerners We
could, and l am sorry we didn't XII
more than we did. as we were defeud-
ing our homes. The North says the
negro is as good as the white man. 7 he
South tells you to your teeth that 4 IS
a damnable lie. What are you gong
to do about 1t?
We don't sell our senatorships in
the South as you do here. You can
have all the glory for their ability.
III the negro votes a struggle will
begin between the southern white
man and the southern negro, and by
the Holy God, the white man will come
out on top. We nave annulled the
amendments in practice; before We
are through We will say that no man
can vote expect the white man, tbIs
drawing the color line. What are yuu
going to do about 1t? There are more
negro children in the schools OF Sou h
Carolina than whites. When they
reach the age OF twenty-one years, will
We then let them vote? No; we viii
kill them by the hundreds Of thoa-
sands first. and civil war will result in
the South
Everything that the negro in Amer-
lea is he got from slavery. We fai3ed
to teach the negro not to steal or lie
"The negro has no morals. and has
not the material to make good rae" "
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
YOUNG GIRLS sAvEpFRoM SHAME
Twenty Innocent Children Gathered
for Bad Purposes.

Pueblo-Twenty handsome girls
ranging from fifteen to twentyfYe
years of age were stopped at the Union
station as they were ready to leave In
charge OF n woman for Fort Worth.
The police claimed that the girls were
being taken to Texas for immoral pur-
poses and that they were being shipped
without knowledge OF their future.
The woman was told to leave the
city and Immediately took train for
Denver. where 1t is said that she has
sent out at least fifty girls to lives OF
shame in the South, where it is prob
able that she has others awaiting her.
1t is claimed that the .oman is "A scout
for number Of men in the South.
Prior to sending out Colorado girls,
II Is alleged that she was importing
young girls from Europe, but was
stopped by the United States authori-
ties.
The woman came here recently and
went to a fashionable rooming house,
representing herself as the agent for a
large Fort Worth canning factory She
gave 1t out that she wanted to hire
girls to paint the cans and none was
offered less than $50 a week. In ex-
PLANTATION OF the high wages she said
there had recently been strike, which
was now settled, but the supply OF
help was short. On her representations
a number OF respectable girls engaged
to go to Texas and were with the
party.
The caution OF several OF the girls
caused the police to look into the af-
fair. They asked for Information as
to the woman's character and an in
vestigation followed. According to the
best information to be obtained the
girls were TO go immoral houses in
Fort Worth, and from there to be dis
tributed over Texas and Louisiana.
The police are reticent about the af-
fair, as they do not want the names OF
the young women made public,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
Kills Two, Then Himself.

Soalgate. l. T.-Believing that the
relatives OF his three-weeks' bride had
induced her to desert him, Edward g.
Doyle shot and instantly killed her.
turning the weapon upon Allie Dob.
oins' sister OF the bride, the young
man nred two shots into her She died
IN d rev hours. Young Doyle stood
ABOVE the bodies of the young women
ior moment, and then fired a shot
stantly ~
Inc young people were prominent
mere ana both were members of good
1amiiles. The wedding three weeks
ago was one Of the events of the wear
ana everyone prophesied a bright fI.
,uIe Tor the young people. 1t was a
ilt.ie more than week until the bride
lett her husband and refused to dis.
euss reconciliation. Doyle believed
hee family responsible for the ca.
Management. He openly accused his
wile OK this just before firing the fatal
shots. A~'01
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
news FROM The MINES and MILLS

state is that owned by the Portland
company. come eight miles ese Of
Florence.
Cement sidewalks are common. and
are becoming more so. the latest ex-
ample being found at the state CAPT
tol grounds this city. But new de-
paTture is the cement smokestack in
connection with me'allurgical works.
AT the Golden Cycle plant, Colorado
City, the cement smokestack erected
last year Is 1855 feet high and fourteen
feet wide. inside dimensions. This
construction required 5s5 barrels OF
the Colorado product. AT Butte. in
the Montana copper belt, the new con-
cretestack is $50 feet in height. The
Los Angeles 4 Salt Lake railway has
a bridge 9s4 feet long, seventy feet
high and seventeen feet wide OF this
material at a cost OF some 100000.
The Portland Cement Company de-
pends entirely upon home capital, ten
OF the largest shareholders finding
place in the revised list Of Colorado
m!llionaires, as printed by the New
York Herald. Charles Boettcher. the
well-known banker and sugar beet pro-
moteV. is president OF the company.
while Whitney Newton OF Pueblo,
prominently mentioned for governor
last fall. Is the second in command.
NJ ID. Thatcher of Pueblo. properly
rated as Colorado's wealthtiest citizen.
is the keeper OF the company's cash
Rival concerens in Wyoming and in
this state are occasionally suggested,
but thus far the Portland company is
the only producer in the Colorado field.
According TO the kendrick Promotion
Company. large quantity OF cement
material was last year discovered
east of this city, not far from Limon.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-08-03
Busy at Idaho Springs.

Idaho Springs. Colo.-In the devel-
script of this place on the recent strike
made by him in the Daily district,
there is said to be twenty feet OF ore
| averaging 335 ton. This is the ore
sessment work had been done for sev-
eral years on what was believed to be
the veins. but which now shows II was
only one of the walls. The shots acci-
dentally broke into the hanging wall
and disclosed streak OF high grade
mineral.
The Central tunnel has entered what
is believed to be the Nicholas vein.
The streak broken into is two feet
wide, with one wall showing The en-
tire character of formation in the
cross-cut has changed. and as a net
work of veins exist at the apex OF this
vein, something important is expected.
The ore is probably gold and silver,
and while II may carry some copper
there is no indication OF lead
Moonan 4 Co.. leasing on the fifth
level of tho Little Matte mine, at a
point l.500 feet eastward from the
shaft are making carload shipments Of
ore running 32s ounces gold and 100
ounces silver to the ton. II is also pay
ing in copper.
| Galbraith and associates. who ha,o
lease in the seventh level, are send
ing out first-class ore running SIS
ounces gold to the ton with second
class carrying $50 ounces gold.
| Gross and associates, leasing below
the tunnel level of the Gem NINE have
commenced shipping from a new cop
| per streak. While the ore will only
run $50 ton. they have wide streak
! Thomas Barnard has encountered
the lead and zinc ore lost in sinking
a shaft on one of the Stevens claims
in Banner district The ore was show
ing at 200 feet, but horse came in be-
low that point and it has been neces-
sary to crosscut to find it.
The Kangaroo mine on Seaton noun
tain Is to be opened up. One of the
owners is here. and says that the older
workings will be cleaned out and an
effort made to find the ore body which
was lost below the Idaho tunnel level
| w. S. Leebrick. manager of the New
ton and Matte mines here, has sold
big group of claims in the Montezuma
district of Summit county to q New
York company.