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The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
NO RELIEF FROM ECZEMA
For Over Two Ycars-Pztert Msdj. cines, ousck Cures, and Doctors
 Fsil-Cutlcurs Succeeds.

T yas very badly afflicted with co. Esrna for more than two years. The parts affected were my limbs below the knees. tried all the physicians Ia the town and some in the surround lag towns, and I also tried all the pat. snt remedies that l heard of. besides As the cures advised by old women and Gaaeks. and found no relief what. svev until commenced using the Gu ncara Soap, Caticura Ointment and Cuticnra Resolvent. In the Cuticura Remedies I found immediate relief
 and was soon sound and well. c. V Bsitz. Tippecanoe. Ind. Nov. Is. 'o5."
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15

,ack ot kidney trouble and lumbago, which caused him much suffering. Hs began taking Doan.s Kidney Pills and waz soon cured. We always keep them on hand. My husband was cured of bad pains Tn the back by taking sniy part Of a box.
 Sold by all dealers. 90 cents a box. Foster Milburn Go, Buffalo. N Y.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
nlt Knocks the ltch.n

IL may not cure all your Ills, but t does cure one of the worst It cures ter what it is called where the sensa ton is Itch, it knocks 1t. Eczema, Ringworm and all the rest are relieved at once and cured by one box It's guaranteed, and it's name is Hunt 2 Care
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Cross Old Not Appear for Trial

Senator \. T. Cross did not put in an appearance at Perryyiiie when court convened, to answer to the charges of perjury and soliciting a brtbe which have been preferred against him. No attempt vas made to show why he was not present. and he was not represented by an arror- hey. Unless his bondsmen can show good cause why they should not be required t0 pay the 2.000 bond for feited by his non-appearance at Perry vile. the amount will have 70 be paid into the Pulaski county treasury on the first day Of the August term of the Perryyille Circuit Court. Dr. Parehman and Tom Wallace. both of Van Buren, are the two men on the bond which was forfeited l bench warrant has been issued far Senator Cross arrest on the same charges, but the warrant cannot De served. un- der the law which exemDts legislators from arrest during the sittings of that body. until the end of the present session of the legislature
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Win Operate.O~n Cars.

The Bluff City Lumber Company af Pine Bluff has placed an order for ten cars Of 511uo ponnds, capacity. which viii bear the marks and num- bers of the company IT is expected mat this will do much toward reliev- Ing the car shortage which this com pany has experienced during The year. and especially da ae tHe winter.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Ranors of New Road.

As soon as he branch line Of the Missouri Pacific Is completed from Crane ta Springfield, in Missouri. f is stated on good authority that the road Will be extended south into sr- hansas 10 connect with the man line at Fort smith or Van Buren. The proposed route Wisl tap Arkansas coal felds and open 4p lndeVeioped min eral bearing section.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Box Factory at cIarendon.

The ChuIicothe Box Manufacturing Company of ChiIiicothe. Mo. VIII es. tahIish d box factory al Clarendon. The plant will manufacture boxes used by wholesale establishments for the shipments of canned goods.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
immense Catch sf DoaHar.

what is declared to De record landing of dogfsl~for any fishing port ia England took place at Ply. mouth recently. when 1l1 tons of tAaa ash vas brought fn
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15

sturdy old gentle man, who works fn his own gar den gives thanks to Doan s Kidney Pills for his sound back and kidneys
 Mrs. Goetchious, his 1 aug h ter, says Father had a severe at
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
In tI.lliz. Water en,.sr

Eastern capitalists have been in Mountain Home looking over a water power on he Che north fork of White river win u view of putting n a pow or plant G5E the purpose of generating electricity t0 be used for development purposes The engineers have not yet made thetr report. and it has not been learned just what progress has been maIe
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Mad. Mistake In Medicine

L. I Bowling of Washington. while suffering from a bad cold. mistook the morphine for the qainine bottle and swallowed a large dose of the drug, but the prompt arrival Of physician saved hIs life
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Knocked Of Ira

Oscar Waters who was swinging on the side Of train on the Arkansas Central. was knocked eff al Paris while passing some wood which was cord cd up on tho side of the track. and had one Of his legs and all of the toes on the foot of the other leg cut If
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
j. NJ Baker Assaulted.

J. NJ. Baker of Ashdown was severe y cut by q man named Robinson while on the Kansas City Southern train between Horatio and De Queen. It is alleged shat the men had been attending court and been drinking and became involved in an altercation on the train. Bakers wounds, it is believed. Will terminate fatally
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Road to Be Completed at Early Date.

Thirty additional miles of trackase on the Gurdon and Fort smith road, extending out of Antoine in the diree ton of Greenwood where if wih eoa- meet with rhe Iron Mountain has been completed Half Of the track haS now been laid and the remainder of the proposed route passes through see- ton Of country where construction VII be comparatively easy. l. is thought that fhe road vii be completed at an early date
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Woman Refused to Talk.

Mrs Ellen C. Keith Of Hot Springs who was arrested on a charge of as saul with intent 10 kin C. W Bran denBlrg has been adWdged insane and consigned 10 the county jail be- ealss she reflsea ro talk.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
4 VIneqar Faetor1 at Falette4llle

P Melvin of south Dakota. has purchased a dFeacre tract Of land a- Fayetteville and Will begin the erec- lion of a vinegar factory a once The faefors Mil also make preserves and jelly, and vii be ready for operation at the opening of the next season.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
EIq Timber Deal.

The Bluff City Lumber Company of Pine Emf has purchased 5000 acres of timber land in Grant county. 4 mill of 48000 feet capacity is being erected On the property and will be operated by the Grant lumber Com
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Profe m Sheep Raisinq.

Walter Davis. who lives near Beatty. in Benton county started sheep ranch last year with 2S sheep. The x sheep increased to 50. the old sheep yielding wool 10 the amount of sl50 each The wife of Mir Davis gives some ateution 10 turkey raising and from five turkeys last spring raised thirty. which she sold for s37
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Burned to Death.

Miss Amanda Bafkston vas burned 10 death at her home near Conway. How the accident occurred ts not known as she was alone al the time.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Bank Case Postpored.

By agreement of counsel. one as whom is exGovernor Jeff Davis. the cases against the officers and direc- tors Of the Bank of Newport, who are under indictment on charges growing out of the failure Of that institution. have been postponed All of the in dictments charge the officers and dt rectors with receiving deposits when they knew the bank was insolyent
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Unable to Escape From Burning Build.
 ira.

John Ward. B years of age. was so Severely burned in q fire at 5he resi- dence of his parents at Reeder. that be died from the effects of his in iaries two days later He vas sleep Ing so soundly at the time of the fire that it was with difficulty his father got hlm aaa of De baIldlnr at- -aIl-
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
William Aid Dies Suddenly

William Aid, q prominent merchant of Hut Springs. was stricken win apopiexy while on his way to lunch and died three hours later.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
(. C. Taqqart Dead

C. (. Tageart. a former resident Of Green Forest. but now of st. Joe. died recently from the effects Of blood pois- on caused from an ulcerated tooth.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Many trerIcan, Go to Canada

Consul Harry A Conant writes from Windsor that the total immi grafton from Inc United States into Canada for the four months of the fiscal year --Juiy. August September and Octo ser-wss f79o7. as com pared with 12.. ss4 for the same period the year b> fcra
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Killed Nnnher of Rat.iesnaL..

J " Coasleton, q farmer llytne near Harrisburg killed twenty-one fattlesHakes recently The largest rag tl.e killed bad t8entg-t.o rattfes.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Tu.ntx-e aht Cars of Apples.

Twenty-eight cars Of apples mostly Of the Ben Davis variety, were shipped from Rogers during the month of Jan uary and several more cars Wl go north from there this month
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Dr. B. W. Corn pead-

Dr. B. W Corn. an old resident af Lonoke county and prominent phqs- elan, died al his home in LonaEa za- gently on hi5 s4th birthdaE
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15

4 kind thought toward . fellow nor t2l has but little virtue la t if t bs not transmuted into a generous dssd Rev | L. spaldlnx.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Boy Arrested for Stealing Papers.

A news butcher on The White River branch of the Iron Mountain by the name of Livingston was arrested near Newport on the charge Of stealing uevsnaDers out of the mau.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Lost His Hand

While feeding a machine at the spoke factory al Jonesboro. B. stin. nett had his hand cut of at the wrist
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Largest Ever Known.

The penitentiary deposit according to the books Of the state auditor is s80. .30017. the largest sum ever 10 the credit of the penitentiary since any record has been kept Of the amount of money on this one fund Two months ago the fund reached s50,000 and it vas declared by state officials then that the penitentlary management had far exeeeaed even the fondest hopes Of those who be- lieved in the present method of handI- ing the penitentiary The present de- posit is ,060 larger still Members of the Penitentiary Board aud Super intendent ! \ Pitc0ck believe 1His deposit tells for itself the story of how they have managed penitendary affairs The only debts unpaid ont of this money are some of the bills for the past month. which have not yet been drawn These amount 10 less than sf.5a0
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Baby Burned to Death.

The Aqe-moaths-oId baby of ott Traylor living near Magnolia. was burned to death recently. The babe Ra5 fastened h a high chair front Ing a open fireplace and while Che mother " a. out of che room is cloth Lna.- laIluAt Sre
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Mrs. J.3. Lynn Dez q.

Mrs T. R. Lynn of Hazen, wife of Dr. ]. R. Lynn, prominent physician of that place. died recently after lingering Illness of several months duration. She was a teacher in the public schools and was well known in educational circles.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
oeldentaI shootina at Jonesboro.

Russell Gambill was accidentally shot by Pete Berry al Jonesboro re gently There was q small rife in the room and Berry. not thinking 1t was loaded. picked II up and was handling 1t when 1t was accidentally discharg ed, the charge hitting Gambill h the back. The bali passed through his body and. penetrating the heart, caused instant death
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15

t is supposed that her clothing took fire from stove or grafe and that she ran into the yard put burned to death before help could reach her
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Dr. W. 3. Cleveland oea d.

pr w E Cleveland. a leading phy- siclan of Walcott. died recently. after f Hines of Only 24 hours.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Died on Way Home.

August Geisman died oa m Iron Mountain train near Benton, while en route to his home in St. Louis
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
wn Close Office at FeIsenshal.

Circuit Clerk Niles of Fl Dorado is making arrangements to close the of flee at Felsenthal the legislature hay ing recently abolished the judicial dis trict there All the records are 10 be in Fl Dorado by the first Of March.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
WORKS IN THE GARDEN.
Eighty Seven Years Old, But 4as a
 Sound Back.

Robert scollan, s7 years old, of 55 9araea St. Seneca Falls. N Y fne
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Gigantic Plan Proposed

! C Bonneit, industrial agent of the Frisco railroad system. Is in Fay etteVille in the interest Of q psoposed system of interurban railways. Ac. eording to the plans of the company, lines will extend 10 Harrison. Eureka Springs, Sloan Springs. BatesVille, Carthage Mo. and other cities in this section. BatesFiile and Carthage will be terminal points MotIg4 5ow- CT for this big system VII -Ibe furnish ed # is proposed, by a 5000 horse power plant on White river near Fay etteyille From this plant t is also proposed to heat and light all towns within a radius of 100 miles Unlim- Ited Eastern capital is said 10 be be- hind the enterprise
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
PIa atiff Gwen Damages.

R. c. Bruce, who was saing he Iron Mountain Railroad Company for 55,a50 damages in the LouaAe C.rcat Ca4rt on charge cf venue from Faulkner county. was awarded s256 Mr Bruce claims that he and another man We're assaulted by the negro porter oa dining car while they were attempt. Ing to climb over The railing on the car platform. in order not to miss the train
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Forced To Associate With Negroe.

pelia MeCarreil. a white girl. com Dlained to the police judge of Hot Springs that she had been forced by a white woman with whom she had been lsing. t0 associate with negroes The girl stated that several weeks ago the woman sent money to buy a ticket % Hot Spring. writing to her that she had procured her a position. The girl declared that since her arrival she had been kept virtually n slavery and com pelled 10 associate with negro men. The woman later left town by order If fhe authorities
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Sentenced to Penit.atiarY.

James Gastineau. q blacksmith. was sentenced to three years in the peaI- tentiar3 at Eureka Springs on | charge af assault lis yiefim vas only fl years old. and child If simple mind.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
To Be Fred at Ozark.

Henry Bell and Bob Richardson, negroes. charged with the murder of Deputy Constable Jones in Crawford county, will be tried at Ozark. Bell was tried al the last term of the Ozark Circuit Court where his case was taken on a change of venue. was convicted and sentenced to death. but was saved by the Supreme Court. to which the case was appealed. Richardson. who testified h behalf of BeH at the lat ter's trial, vas arrested for compH- city n the murder
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Big Egg Shipments.

An average of two carloads of eggs week are being shipped from Green Forest.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Superintendent Res qn,.

Martin \ EIseIe, Superintendent 0f the government reservation at Hot Springs has resigned after a request from President Roosevelt to that ef feet, aed W. Scott Smith. secretary 10 Secretary Hitchcock of the Interior has been appointed in hts place This office pays 82,a00 per annum and pro 4ides a handsome home for the super iateaaent The office has been con irolIed by local politics and this ls the first time q nonresident has se- cured he nIum
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
To Drain Large District.

Property owners in Jefferson cnun- tT are formulating plans 10 construct a canal 10 drain a large area of land near Pine BluT. If rhis district s formed it will Be me drsr drainage district in the county bat the subject of drainage has been given consider able attention recently by property owners who realize the necessity 9f taking some action 10 reclaim and now rendered useless for cultivation on account Of the water which stands upon # most of the year In this con nectien considerable interest has been aroused by the promised visit of gov ernmeut and railroad officials for the purpose Of beginning T campaign r3r education along the lines of trainaze and road improvement.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
Seriously Injured.

Charles Moore was thrown from a hand car near Gilbert and seriously injured One rio was broken and he received a number of painful bruises.
The Forrest City times., 1907-02-15
New School Building

The contract for an sS.000 public school building at Mammoth Springs. has been let. The building win be constructed of native slate
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
AMERICAN JOCKEYS TO RIDE IN
Is. EUROPE. &

4. Nine American jockeys viii ride
among the Gerlnan; speaking people OF
Europe ncxt season, six in the Austro-
Hungarian empire and three In the do
,minions of the kaiscr. The list follows.
: Joe Richards of Detroit Mich, who
rode four seasons In Russia. lis now
dlckering TO ride for a German turfman
of, Wealth.. =. 4! X ks ts4e' q
"a. II. (skeets) Martin, Baron A.
Rothschiid first claim and Count Fes-
iiticsand Count Barthany joint second
claim. 4.s ~
Tred,o Taral Baron Springer first
chrinDr and Herr Won Pechy and Herr
von rJuler joint second claim. Mfl.
Harry Hrkenruth.' Herr Victor Mant-
neer yon Markhof first claim. -,.
G, J.. Bell. Herr Louis Egydie and
HerrA, Iigydie joint first claim. !.
u. Rigby, up present time no cons
tract. u ~,
John TaraL apprentced to Baron
,sSminger's stable.7-s N sfA
Harry Lewis, who rode very. success
fully during the past two years in
Austria. has signed to ride for Bsrou
! ioppcnhsim in Germany. -. ...uxsu
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
The Nature of the Story.

The Good Hope Is the name of n
Dutch fishing smack and the smack
ewner. u now wheedling, now bully
Ing, now cringing, now threatening
hyprocite. has been informed that the
rrsft Is literally falling to pieces that
"her ribs are rotten" that "shc is n
floating coffin But since "Men must
work and women must weep" why, il
becomes smack owner to get all the
Insurance money he can.
kniertje, u iisherman's widow, Is the
role played by Miss Terry. Her hus-
band and two sons were lost at sea In
one OF the floating collins Of Clemens
Hos. the smack owner. Now two sons
remain, Geert and Barend twell played
by James Carew ana David PowelD.
Geert. In love with Joe (played effec-
lively by Suzanne Sheldon) the niece
Of Kniertje. had been in the navy, as
IN ordinary seaman. One of his su-
perior officers had danced with Joe,
end to anger Geert made dlsparaging
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
Defensive Science.

Volumes could he written on the sub
.jcct of science on the mat when on the
defensive. Some famous wrestlers owe
almost their entire reputation to their
development OF defensive possibilities.
This branch of the game actually in
cludes the vast array of counter holds
and tricks, though strict analysis may
put counter holds in the class OF
secondary attack" The defense has
become far more scientific OF late by
the development of foot holds or blocks.
Several years ago. in New York. when
George Bothncr won the worlds light :
weight championship and the s1.e00
silver challenge belt by defeating Riley,
the English champion. In straight falls,
he can be said 10 have done 1t almost
entirely with his feet and when on all
fnurs on The mat.
Every time Riley got hold and
started to put II into effect he would
suddenly stop and surprised look
would show on his classic face. lie
could not shift his weight. BOthner's
feet and legs were pinnins Riley's to
the floor :.
Few wrestcrs havc.been able to fer
ret out the secrets OF these battling foot
blocks. but some have made highly
profitable prosress.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
As to chaneery Holds.

Many wresllers throw their defensive
opponents almost every time they oh
tain a chancery hold of any sort.
Chancery holds are those In which tho
attacker encircles the head or neck
with an arm. The othcr arm Is used
in pulling the chcircing arm tighter
around the neck or in combining chan
Gerry with bar hold. etc. Other
wresters seldom manage to throw a
man with a chancery hold. The sue
cessful one puts such force into the
bold that the defensive rian's neck is
severely strained, and he becomes diz-
zy through the accurate directing OF
this force against the blood vessels and
tendons in the sides OF the neck AS
the throat Is left free no forbidden
strangIe can be claimed. The nom
scientific man. who puts most of the
pressure on the less sensitive back OF
the neck, wonders why he fails. and
not infreluenty falls u chagrinnd VIC
tim to the familiar counter TO the chan
Gerry holds. one OF the most effective OF
All couutsis.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02

james A. Garland died, It was feared
the splendid collection of Chinese por-
celuins which he had loaned to tho
Metropolitan museum might be dis
persed In the settlement Of the estate.
One day General di Cesnola announced
that II friend had bought the entire col
lection, worth about a million dollars,
and presented IL to The institution. 1t
was not until long afterward that 1t
leaked out that the friend was thls
same J. L. Morgan.
MI. M0rgans new private library aud
museum In the rear OF his residence in
New York Is Il structure such as kings
might have built for their treasures In
days gone by but which Is WITHOUT
precedent. Ia this country at least, Ms
the possession of a private citizen. z A
passcrby got into conversation with IN
man working upon the building last
SKINNER. "foul wouldn't iliinkr saM
the workman. ,"that 1t cost $3Ot,0,OtD
Why, would 1Ie satisfied II I coiill
have the money, that bronxa fedc0
cost pointing us he spoke To the reiice
that shut Off the library plot from tho
~ 80 ~.
sidewalk. The building cost $jpO.QdD
for construction, the kind $3.50, J(iNi
furnishings about SLUO0Ul0. ills ch-
tirely fireprocf, and there IL al steel
vault in which to keep the most val
nable Of the old manuscripts and books.
There are four marble pillars IN The "
brary that were brought from Europe
by Mr.. Morgan and cost about $00.OQO
apiece.
Ono Of the most beautiful things II
the Garland. collection, which Mr. Nor
gan gave to the Metropolitan museum,
Of whlcllhc IS now president Is the IA
nous "rcd hawthorn ynse, Il spcci.
men OF Chinese porcelain unrlvnlad
even In the imperial palace at Peklng
and, 20 far as Is known, unique.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02

From Our New York Dramatic Corre-
srordent1
- n decided contrast 20 her first
= production on her present Ameri-
scan tour. Ellen Terry put on at
II the Empire theater one of the
bfost grewsome, horror inspiring, cmo-
lion gripping dramas ever witnessed on
She American stage.
''rhe Good Hope" is the plays title
Md it is an English translation from
ohe Dutch of Heijermans. n playwright
unknown TO this country heretofore
The scene OF action Is humble Dutch
oshing village. Tho natives are ah-
solutely at the mercy of unscrupulous
thipowners who overinsurc their rotten
Old hnlks and send fathers. husbands
and brothers TO sea in them. where they
fnay' get fish, but are more certain to
set DEATH
The misery. suffering, soul torture
hnd government licensed oppression re-
vcaled In the drama fastcn themselves
on the very souls of the spectators. and
! don't think any theatsr goer. no mat
ter how experienced, will sit through it
unmovcd.
The great strength Of the drama. in
Oil but part of the first act, is shown
by the fact that II pictures phases og
life not familiar to Americans, FERNS
Ut oppression that never existed ut any
time In this country, and yet IL holds
vne's attention and compels synpa-
thetic interest OF course the fact that
human nature Is very much the same
The world over has great deal TO do
With this.