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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06

crop reports are very conflicting as 10 the condition in this county, Some say the prospects, are fine. while many oIlefs say 1t is shedding the bolls and will be very short.
 J. :. Hughes, ] s. Hughes. IT.. W J: Hughes and k. h. Hughes. of Haynes, were registered at the Ameri- can hotel Wednesday, They were on their way to Memphis.
 Capt. J. P. Mcdonald. of Fulwood. was genial business visitor in town Monday, stopped at the Forrest City hotel, and mingled with friends on the South Side for awhile.
 Hon. r. D. McCulloch, Jr.. of Ma. rlanna, ex-congressman of the First district, was in the city a short while between trains Saturday, and many old time friends were glad to see him.
 We have several grades of coal-all good, some better, and would like to hgure with you on your winter SUD. ply. It is now ready for delivery Forrest City Gin Co.,, James F. Wolfe. manager.
 We make speciality of old Yan- nissee Whisky. It is mellow with age. and leaves no headache. Try 1t and be convinced. It is the best whisky on the Forrest City market. T. c. Folbre. Jr. X Company.
 Miss Ella Kaiser, a modiste of Louis Vile, has been in the city several days this week, attending to the needs of several customers. She was at Mrs. W. II. Alleys for a few days, and later with Mrs. r. H. Barker.
 Col. R. K. Fitzhugh, of Augusta, came down last Friday for a brief visit at Happy Home, returning Sun day, accompanied by Mrs. Fitzhugh and the boy, and Grandpa T. J. Davis. MT. Davis returned Wednesday.
 Miss Etdna Smith, of Brinkley came over Saturday evening to visit for ten days or acouple of weeks with her friend, Miss Nonie Mcdaniel, beauti- ful daughter of MT. L. o. Mcdaniel, Of mile and half south of town.
 We understand that Messrs. Gray dLo Lyon, or Wynne, nave formed a co-partnership, and will conduct a general mercantile business at Colt. under the firm name of Gray x O., doing business at the old stand of the late L. F, Williams. We wish them success.
 MT. Thos. G. Parham, of Pine Bluff. was visiting relatives and shaking hands with his numerous friends in town Monday. He came up from Ma rianna, where he had been spending Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. W. B. Mann, and family. Tom is looking fine and doing well and all were glad to see him again.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
Phone ITS for your winter coal.

Phone ITS for your winter coal.
 Buy fountain pen-Newsstand.
 Insure your property with Taylor. Knight < Co.
 Tuesday night was quite cool and very pleasant.
 Do you want to be pretty? Then use Mars Cream.
 Try Mars Cream after shaving. Stops irritation instantly.
 The coolest place in town is Norris Billiard Hall, Long Block.
 MT. J. J. Reedy, of Goodwin was in town Tuesday on business.
 MT. Joe Hobbs, of Marianna, was in town Saturday on business.
 MT. E. A. Rolfe returned Wednes- day night from Hot Springs.
 FOR RENT-Seven-room residence, close in. Apply at this office.
 MT Lon Slaughter, of Gill, was reg istered at the Marion Tuesday.
 Judge N w Norton went to Har- risburg Wednesday on business.
 Mars Cream cures letter, heat, burns, sores and all skin diseases.
 MT and Mrs. Dave Hatcher have q suite of rooms in the Long Building. The best in town-Old Yannissee- at the Magnolia, T. C. Folbre, Jr & Company.
 One car Nails and Wire. also car of Cement, just received by Forrest City Grocer Co.
 Come to the Lyceum and be amused and entertained. Admission, l0c, children SC.
 Mrs. s. B. Swan and baby went to Memphis Tuesday to visit friends, and shopping.
 A few drops of rain fell here Mon- day night. A ground-soaker is very much needed
 FOR RENT-A broom cottage. near courthouse. Apply at Bank of East ern Arkansas.
 At last there is a first class white barber shop in Forrest City. Be sure and give them a call.
 Miss Annie Phillips, of Haynes, was shopping in town Wednesday, and gave us pleasant call.
 For Sewer Pipe and Fittings also We'll Tiling, see :. P. Me DanleI, the Plumber.
 Try some of our rhome-rendered pure hog lard It is simply unexcelled O'Brien's Meat Market.
 Mr. Ed Schlosser, efficient book keeper for the Forrest City Manufac- turing Company, is on the sick list, Clerk George B. Mallory has been doing quite so well this week. but k suffering quite great deal at times. Miss Tommye Davis closes her school today at Happy Hollow with pie nic, and after d weeks vacation will resume her duties at Madison.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
IN CITY PROPERTY.
$500
Blocks 39 & A with nice Home in north part of town.

On the west half of Block II is located a modern Groom Cottage, praCticallY new ont.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06

Capt. J. F. Mcdonald. of Fulwood. was genial business visitor in town Monday, stopped at the Forrest City hotel, and mingled with friends on the South Side for awhile.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06

oIop reports are very conflicting as to the condition in this county. Some say the prospects, are fine. while many others say 1t is shedding the bolls and will be very short.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06

J; :. Hughes, ]. s. Hughes. Jr., W. J; Hughes and k. n. Hughes, of fiaynes, were registered at the Ameri- can hotel Wednesday, They were on their way to Memphis.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06

Hon. P D. McCulloch. Jr. of Ma. rama, ex-congressman of the First district, was in the city short while between trains Saturday. and many old time friends were glad to see him.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-30
We are Also Exclusive Age nts for ELLWooD Fence
LARGE STICK, QUICK SHIPMENTS

He largest stock OF heavy and light hardware SASH doors and
blinds farm mill and miners supplies, paints oils, carried
n Central Florida.
BOTD.S PORTABLE FIREPLACE
is especially adapted for upenin savm any
where temporary Fireplace needed The herewith gives
front OF this invention and shows how be attached
frame building either where Fireplace would be built be
in window
1t made Of the best galvanized steel light and dura
bic This portable fireplace be moved from place place and
pn>e which would incur in max ing chimney Of sticks AMI
brick.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-11-30
CLOSE MESH AMERICAN. FENCE,

See How Close These Meshes
Are: They VIII Turn Little Pigs.
Heavy Hire, Close Mesh, Pig
Tight
Top and Bottom Bars No. 10
galvanized wire. intermediate bars
No. 1 galvanized wire Stays, No.
IL SalzaI-led wire, II inches
apart.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
Labor Poorly Recompensed in Russia.

According to Consul Alexander Heingart'
ner Of Riga. the conditions governing the
politfeo-economic life OF Russia during the
last two or three years have Influenced
manufacturing industries unfavoraRlyi tue
outp ut Of several branches has been mater,
ially reduced and that Of others has ceased
entirely. The consul continues:
The same fate has overtaken the cottage
Industry. a part that plays a very prom
nent role in the economic life OF many as
tricts Of the empire. This Is confirmed ny
tho reports Of those zemstyos in whose gov
ernments this form D~redominates. Thus IN
the government 81 Moscow, the nnempioyed
tatlors of the districts Of Nereisk and Be
gorodsk have taken to numbering ana me
gold leaf beaters of Dmitrovsk 10 picKlhs
stones off village fields.
The following crafts have suffered mos
from the hard times. The manufacturers
of brushes. the workers in brass fittings toi
harness. joiners, carriage makers makers o'
adding machines. the weaving Industry
tailoring. the gold leaf heaters etc. fol
instance. the price before the war on tht
tarantass Country cart) was I 70 > uuoieS
the present price not above 4G rupies' "
sledge that formerly sold for Z fuoles no"
sells for 4 rubles- AS an example u '"'
fau in wages. a monthly wage Tor WeaNeI'
- "a rubles was not now u
r,,bles is the most that can be earned th'
overaye monthly wage ranging from = 10
ruhles with a working day OF sixteen houiS
6Ruhle 51la cents.) -
As a type Of one Of these industrial N'
lares. that Pavivovo can be taken d oe
scription of which is given. This village !
situated on the left bank Of the river oka
in the government Of Nil Noveoroo an
mas a population OF 10000. The ehleI emi
ntovment of the village is the prouuctl"i
of articles of metal, the manufacture OF l"cN
alone giving employment to 1,40o cottages
with $500 male artihcers. The FORM mos
produced is that Of padiocks, ranging u
price from kopecks to 6 ruhles. later
the manufacture of box and door locks IA
been taken in and since the opening ~ ="
village of an industrial school WIN ~"
,aarlssbons Resides locks. the following
stool wares are manufactured are; kniVF'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
The Taste for AhsInthe.

BY referendum the canton Of Geneva has
sustained a law prohibiting the sale OF abb
sinthe. War against the green peril Is
thus renewed and strengthened in Switzer-
land. 1t is believed that the whole fedora
ton win presently follow the example set
last September by the canton Of Naud, CEN
tering at Lausanne.
The Belgian parliament voted against the
manufacture and sale OF absinthe in March,
1906 The drink has long been forbidden
in the French army and navy. and for
years there have been demands in France
for prohibttory legislation.
America is accustomed to consider isself
a spectator Of the absinthe ruin. Never
theless. so far back as the fiscal year 1895
this country took 1900, 900 OF the 5000, 900
gallons exported by Switzerland. a great
deal of the stuff is used in New York, but
IL was in New Orleans that IL first obtained
an American vogue.
The word 'absinthe' comes from the
Greek "apsinthion," which means "impossi-
bic to drink The liquor ought 10 fit The
definition well enough. Its chief parts are
macreations Of norwood, flag root and an
gelica root. Usually it is filed out in com
| ~nosltion with the essential oil of aniseed
so that its final taste is that Of a tooth
| ache medicine. 1t is modified in flavor as
populariy used with syrup or drippe'
through cube sugar. Only hardened drink
ers take it neat
Among all intoxicants none works sucf
speedy destruction as absinthe. Beginners
In It's use are raised out of themselves
and made brilliant by a very little. hereli
is its great lure. To produce rccurrent eft
rects larger and larger quantities are re
ouired. Presently the digestive apparatus i
dtsorennlzed and tho appetite weakened
Then come physical weakness emaciation
loss Of hair and teeth, Authorizations ner
vous depression and finally idioey or mad
ness
French soldiers brought absinthe hom'
in lS44-47 from Algiers, where they ha'
been taught 10 mix it with their wine a
a fehrifuge. If the drink had any virtue
they we're quickly lost, and the STUFF be
came q national curse.-New York World
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
The Future of Africa.


Samuel p. Werner, writing in the Worlds
work on Africa FIFTY years Hence, de,
elafes that the most important ot the IA
vorable influences for future great develop
ments in Africa is the latent wealth OF tue
continent. This undeveloped wealth may
he thus summarized; First 1000 zoe square
miles Of wealth-prodncing land, IN excess OF
what is or may be required Tor the natives
and exclusive of all desert ana otherwise uh-
productive areas. Second. known gold-beaf-
ing reef. vein and placer deposits that VIII
probably produce for scores OF years attef
opening, a total annual value OF S3oo,aoo' 900
Third, diamonds and precious stones 70 the
value of 100000, 900 annually. Fourth
coal beds covering 100000 square miles
Fifth, copper deposits equal u those OF
North America and Europe combined sixth,
beds of iron ore aggregating "A prohahle
quantity five times in excess of those known
in North America seventh a visible sup
ply Of hardwood ana othef lumber Of the
total quantity OF at least ss0eot 00V, oVo'ooo
cubic feet solid dimensions. Eighth, water
powers t~otalltne a horse power equal 70
ninety times that of Niagara faits' neglect
Ing all power less than 10000 horsepower
Ninth, an available labor force not YET IN
use. Of 15,000,O00 able bodied men
Tenth, forty thousand miles OF river ana
lake navigation. Eleventh climatic. topo-
graphic and meteorological conditions 50 va
ried as to present an environment some
where within the bounds OF the continent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

~ the week as II is understnou =.
bank az England win continue rs "helna,
,snectal facilities" 10 attract the 49,
,aato1 Ia ~ VAULTS. There was l"'is he
nnartng on conditions abroad thoush P,.
49, advtces we're hardly encoutaklhE'
a. snnrehended that the London settiei''s
..ttct hepins tomorrow may be att"tuen =
~" ~, stram ON local financial resources u
atatar trnuhlo seems To he feared at b"i
~ "a connection with the mid-Near alspuise
aants thore cables from the German -
ttal atsn Expressed fear OF q crash - ~
ataou and iron Industry. tins helhe t.'NN
~ -. no recent denreeiatlan IN the w
~, aud furnaces Of Berlin. fiaiheuts'
No. nufort and other Industrial eeu'e'9
panline interests at parts reported the STU
a,tnn "a The wine producing provinces ~
I'm critical TO add to these various I.
a,ances abroad there was a sharp break ~"
s"aitno IN conner metal in H.ondon' ph Wv
laaat stock market there We're treqpeht "
"a ~ inter stagnation and lhp uH'N
s,act,s mat showed even slight aetlN"N W.
Itnfon pacific. Beading and Amalsahlaas,,
conner These more than divided the ~"
- M dav's business. which manifested s"n'
sl,eht activity in the final DEAFNESS ""'
1,ased a the best prices Of the dhN.
parttctnants in the late inward move
' r,ent Included Rock Island and the ~
4 issues. At no time during the aaN v"
More any pressure to sell and thfeush,l
tbe tone was one ~ quiet strength SloS''
81 ocltst
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

New York. June 24--The London TN
market was IS higher al f1S7. l5s for spot
but futures were SIS lower at .ft7a. %. Le-
eally the market was dun, shade higher at
S42.s SOFA 3.50.
conner had a further break in the Lon
don market spot closing at fa4 ana futures
al fsa. los a decline Of 81 and H. % re.
spectively. The local market was dail nuo
nominaily lower. with lake quoted at $@d.eV
Q2400; electrolytic at $4,000 ga am
casting at s2t. 90 q, "a. Lead was higher a
$50. 81 in the London market nut W..
asier locally. with spot quoted al $a.70@
so. spelter unchanged at f25. rs cd II
London but declined to S6.36@B.4h locally
Bar silver 90 y G; Mexican dollars 52he'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

forks scissors Of all kinds, razors. surgical
Instruments, beams for scales, corkserews,
%shovels. etc, aud small hastings Of tin aud
lead. In the manufacture OF padlocks the
prevailing type Of industry is that Of The
for, with the exception 81 the bows
and springs. all the parts are made by the
~artiicer and the members Of his family OF
10 years old and upward, the employment
Of outside help being the exception, Ac-
cording to kind and size Of lock, q family
is able TO manufacture weekly ten To $50
locks, The earnings of a family engaged in
the manufacture of locks varies from pa
to 4 ruhles a week, the daily wage from
35% to 81 copeeks for eighteen hours work.
The yearly earnings are from SO to 149 ru-
bles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
ch,easo Board Of Trade.

Chicago. June 2t-All the loeai b'',"
markets were weak today because OF ''"si"'
selling BY longs. At the close Septen'"oI
wheat was on ga Hc. oats were "'""
la Ia Iiac. Corn was l@l3ac lower.
Tbe wheat market opened hrn because
az NJ advance Of more than Id az llNel.
nooI and because OF a decrease OF fOo'oVp
bushels In the amount OF breau Nu' ~
ocean passage. The strength. however WIZ
sbort lived. SHARP breaks in the prles ~
oats caused lively selling by the ttaue
rho fear Of a general strike 81 'eleslaf
also weakened prices. The weather eo"@
ions in this country and CANADA VIZ i"
,,rnhle for the new croD ana 'hlS WIZ :
feature. The prices al the close Wete -,
,o,ast II the day. September opeheu y
n@Gc TO "a &c higher at % 3"
a.ciined to gt4c and closed nj 'fse
0LarRe primary receipts and COCO =,
Gar the new crop had a depress'hs 90
10 corn market. The close was "eaA ~
Inner opened a shade lower o. &c h'E".
a. 5a4c. declined To ss&c ana '''''O "
i52AcQ52asc. r,. t.i,erv. Tn
uarket closed weak. Seotemh'i 'a,-
"mTr t,wer 20 $50 higher al aN" y" 1I.
@pqHr sold m to &c where " 49,
r,iy ranged between 90 and a. an" '
at 43Lc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
NEW ZEALAND AND
AUSTRALIAN ARE
IN DEMAND
of Gofbd Staple Wool
Stock in Boston Accounts
for Activity in Market--Ter-
dtofieS Active.

bos'oh' N'Ss' lJune i-Whle the ""' s.
kct on domestic is ouiet. here is Il g
continued aeman, w. un ana New
us Ia Tor $50 md u
Neu'""" "'"' Hand further sales oi ;" 1
size have heeh I,aae Of these foreign wo"iS I
during the past ,,I,,..l The dress goods man
ufaaturers beinl = ~. nr,rc,nal buyers, says
tha Wool and II ~ The de
"e w. =" Cotton Reporter +"
mand mas Dee ,attsr for the finer that !
The lower gratalf ana mis- statement;
applies also t. IN stock
ono raason ~ dornes''e -. ,,ayke, is
not more aett hi,"a" e mat there is a lack OF
good s'aple : tock here. Furthermore u
ciam the nelMlM generally espresso nus fnr
earwa,DnSy woois when nav hoinq
come tofwaf n and which are now eeink
pousnt :" IhiIe country, that the Petee -
OF stapic "ianLtoh viii be found in the A'V
territorial dool clip this year will pc sH''
as compared urh the past few years
fei, La.,al wool Active sale.
There isIieF" ,darohle wool changing
hands 70 thfS !, territories, some Of 1t al his"Vt
prices mar others. The chief ceh.els ID
opefatl"" Yt"Inv are in oregon, Wy"inihs ~,
Montana, 49,, ~ the business In the iet'ei
state being ldhus' aatnre Of contracting, az
goa 25e' haVh, Montana. where shearins Is NV
general Nonrnnots show quite a variance snus
nrogan being good and SOM a ~ AZ
oregon We'd soois are coeting lisa q 2ot2c. "a
ineludinE.d a." BALDWIN clip at 2e4e TO a
worsted 904 W ,rbare are said to be more
short wfppt ~ - tha oregon clip TINS yea
than ths bioe'S )" ,ast In the Douglas an'
Burltngt,i nj Rie In wyoming. where tn
better 40 r." +. found. sales have pee'
made az nj w. ooa aud The wools sold at lhes
prices 10 ~ choicest woods seen I'M
year. were -, vvvoming wool, however
this We riut" - heavy. duh and in poo
| conditi " "' =" a marked contrast !
the cl~ i9eil' p1 30 The Idaho wooh
howeVPNt N'p - nano,taa as better. san Anger
tTexafl tuef' ~ - sold at 49, age +
the eS osl "Hs, aud at 21la M24l2c u
the & peiheH' 'tn.,
l1ne"eINe ~ C,,ns Move slowly.
Net A Ns". ,oan, 10 he moving rath'
slowf mllp'"en -, mail advices from kimna'
10, taaJ are that no Wool nus 1omtoc h
hnldo wi me W. ooo
Psaid 'eis ~ ahonn some tendency to a
van Thflces ost, Az high as a thtrd
a Whce !" taon Maid for some OF |
chUbad ioiar -" ,yooIs although such
pr. Rdleest ~ 10 not general. on the a
era one lces ~ =" -, bas thus far been pa
wEold tse' '"'us ~, ,nwnshed as high
5 81 XII. fhe i' has been paid. some busune
IT .ase / " holne done at SOC. The d
Of IS w, -, ,nuashed woods have Dc
NJ the ne"l""' oec and for most fine
= w'i9' poNihE hos bpen paid. The n
W ~ iIashed Toto are showing up w
e tltlonfoois run shrlnlsape. in good condlt
a~hdPeing OF ub"
> lafIe5and st".m xeaded in Australia.
mini Latest information i'on .a,n in north
lowed there IS d s''@narn New south Wales,
tlturAV ~ 1Hf UTfi ANU EfNE .--HA .n4h" IA a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

Don't let your child suffer WIN WIN
MAT cough when you can eefe " 49,,
gallard's Horehound syrup. y nstne
IRE for Coughs, Bronehtus' ILL.,
enza. Group and Pulmonary i'lsease9
ANY A bottle aud try II. ,tss
n. h. Laughter, VIC
writes; ~ have W az nri
had Group, | tried many uore.
aenaadias hut | must say your Hofe,,
hnnnd syrup is the best Group any
@ -" madeleine | ever used. sol.
| nv 1. II. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

No t,ana lolita, a Mexican ~e"la" ~
~ IN . chinese restaurant in san".''
p hr,n was burned 70 death in a ars WIN" q,hs
Sestroyed the chop house last week ~ the
a aes Is believed 10 have been caused by W.
sao Of The woman, a child VINO was ree,
With matches IN a back roo" "
1 tapsantt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
a., .an .f Exploding Powder.

po,,a bingham of Stafford. Afi4, y A..
pof,en ~ HACK POWDER into which w. ~
threw a match. lie vas thrown = lie
~ air ana his trousers ahhth'ta''"'
yas badly burned but VIII recover
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25
F|NANCE,COMMERCE
AND STOCKS

View York. June 2t-What mas y.
a. Known more Of less vaguely as me
- situation was the only factor
pertance w today's market ".'u lin
amount o. 50. ee0. ooe was ensateu >. ,atsf
-n.a,vg "a that center in the present n"se
,nert Of over ssi. ooo. 900. a sum "ti @
- ~ ali original estimates. In az pf'N
,rpfty additional engagements 20 s'hn'
IN a. Paris viii be announced ~ 'he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

as u york. former chairman 't '"s
ha,rd If supervisors in coohise eeunS 400
oo'." - been elected in Novemhet, 80
- ~ At present serving a hfty-day ss" giyen
tenee in The county jail at Fornps,o"t an a
MIN by the justice OF that ~ addition.
eha'ag ~ the x.chatrman has hlea sun
far divorcc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

A private war among the rrgIe sn Of the
ia feared as the result OF VIZ aarn named
ei.s ~ assaulung II. l. FuiNuzakL pf"prte'''
~ a Jaoanese store
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

Bystander-Doctor what do you think o
his injuries?
Doctor-Humph! Two Of them are un
doubtedIv fatal: but as for the rest of them
time alone can tell.-Philadeluhia In
qujrer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-25

&, Louis. June e4-wooi weak; MAJ
eomblne and clothing @'i
I'm ene naaiHc, heavy tine d"
mn washed. 3o837i4c.