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The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16

Judge $. H. Mann left Monday for Monteagle, Tennessee. to ioin Mrs. Mann and the children and take a couple of weeks rest.
 Tim Jones, of Palestine. accident ally shot himself through the thigh last saturday, but the wound is not thought 10 be serious.
 Prof. J. M. Wilson. of New Castle. was In the city on business last Sat urday, gave us a pleasant call and has our thanks for favors.
 Misses Pearl and Emily and MT. David Davis went to Charlottesville saturday night to visit Mrs. Joe Mos oy, returning Monday morning.
 Prof. J. B. Williams was mingling With relatives and friends in town saturday. He is selling crockery now for Memphis wholesale house.
 Try the celebrated John Uopkins Rye Whisky, which is served over the bar, or in case goods. exclusively by M. Collins. There is none better.
 MT. Jesse Rawlson, of New Castle, was in town Saturday and Monday on business and gave us q pleasant call. He says crops need rain very much.
 MT. E. L. Taylor. of Widener. who had been in town for week or ten days to recuperate his health. is much Improved, and was down town Sun- day.
 MT. E. R. Norton came home Sun day night from Byhalia, Mississippi, to visit homefolk and friends. and went to Lonoke Monday afternoon on business.
 Mrs. J. B. Cobb, of near town. was in the city on visit to her son, MT. Herbert Chiffon, several days last week, and was his guest at the Ameri- can hotel.
 MT. Herbert Chiffon, better known as "Stlckman," is now employed as barkeeper at the Magnolia, while MT. Emmet Griner is laid up with a broken ankle.
 Miss Emily Davis was called to Memphis yesterday on business for the Bank of CIittenden. of Crawfords- vile, in which institution she was re- gently employed.
 Foreman J. J. Fox has gang of men at work at Madison, repairing or rebuilding the east pier of the main span of the railroad bridge across the St. Francis river.
 NIT. and Mrs. John w. Naylor are preparing to take little recreation, and will probably leave tomorrow for Colorado and other points of interest, where they will take recreation for couple of weeks, and We wish them jolly trip.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sas's1s assss sss of sHAZzzN

Ii you want a jug of good whisky you can get 1t at the Magnolia Saloon, where there is a great variety of brands at prices to suit. Also wines, brandies, mineral waters, bottle and keg beers. etc. Call and see us. T (. Folbre, Jr. X Company.
 II. 5. Gwyn was at home a few days this week and left last night accom- panied by his son, Jamie, for Rich mond, Norfolk, Jamestown and Mat thews county, Virginia. 10 visit his aged cousin, who raised him, and is now nlnety-one years of age.
 Mrs. J. L. Scott left Wednesday for Oklahoma and Texas on visit to her brother at Chicotah, Oklahoma. and relatives and friends at Denison. Texas. She will be gone about two months in search of benefit to her health. We wish her a pleasant visit.
 Don't neglect the warnings of na- ture. If your appetite is poor, breath bad, tongue coated, you will be sick unless you put your system iu good condition. Prickly Ash Bitters is the remedy you need. It cleanseS the en- tire system, J. T. Sanders. special agent.
 Hon. $. NJ. Blalock. of Colt, was in the city Monday evening enroute home from Memphis, where he had been to attend meeting of the board of assessors of the St. Francis Levee District, of which he is a member, being the assessor for St. Francis county.
 Col. J. 4. Grimes, of near Goodwin. was among the old Confeds who were shaking hands with friends and re- newing old acquaintances in town and at the reunion yesterday, and we were glad to meet him. He is looking hale and hearty. and enjoying good health.
 This. from an exchange, is probably applicable to this county. and should be a matter of great satisfaction to all concerned. The crop prospects in this county are not 50 bad after all. Cotton has made wonderful advance ment in the past few weeks, and with favorable weather from this time on, should yield fairly well. or course the crop will be shorter than usual, but as this condition prevails all over the country the staple should bring fancy price this fall"
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16

Judge S. II. Mann left Monday for Monteagle, Tennessee. 10 join Mrs. Mann and the children and take couple of weeks rest.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16

Come to trade with Mrs. Warshay- sky. She is selling all goods below cost.
 John Hopkins Rye cannot be ex- celled: Sold in Forrest City only by M. Collins. It has no superior.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16

I'm Jones, Of Palestine. accident ally shot himself through the thigh last saturday, but the wound is not thought to be serious.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16

Prof. ]. M. Wilson. of New Castle. was in the city on business last Sat uroay, gave us a pleasant call and has our thanks for favors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21
Nonce for pnbIIcatlon.

Department of the Interior, Land
office at santa We, y. NJ, March
Q. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Lor-
EMO Sanchez. Of Chilli y. NJ. has
filed notice Of his Intention TO make
final five year proof iu support OF his
claim. riz~ Homestead Entry 80.
676S. made January q 1902, for the
VI SEt. SWE SE% Sec II. and
WV NEA. Section a. Township
y y. Range 6 r.. and that said proof
uiI be- made before r. ". $ -Otero.
L. $ Court Commissioner. 'at Albu-
queroue. y. NJ. on April g. 1901
ne names the following witnesses
%, rraye his continuous residence
ppan. and cultivation ~. the land viz
Efssuta Herrera. Jose Montoya. Esto-
i4uo Ofteea, Lutio ortega. aI OF
NA<.aEh@e 1FEEo. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21
Alice Rooscyclrs wedding

was s0mcLhing 10 De recorded m The
annals Of history. Herblne has been
acknowledged the greatest of liver
regulators. A positive cure for Bilious
Headaches. Constipation. Chills and
Fever, and all liver complaints. J. G.
smith, Little Rock. Ark, writes:
"Herbine is the greatest liver medi-
cine known. Have used. IL for years.
II does the work sold by J. n.
O'Reilly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21

New York. March Gothic London
copper market was higher, with spot
quoted go ilt6 rs. and futures at riOT
los. Locally the market was uuiet
and unchanged. with lake quoted 40
$25.3T - M25.75. e%lcctrnlytic at
$25.12E ~ 2j.3TH casting. S24.G2E NJ
24N5E. Lead was unchanged at fIi9
i3s gd iu the London mari.ct. and at
$500 $50 in the local ma krt. Spell
ter WAS Us Ga higher ut sc Gu Gd in
London hut unchanged 40 Y6.N0H $40
Goo the local market Silver. GCAc.
MoNicun dollars. ath4e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21
5000 REWARD.

Is offered for the CAPTURE q An
limo Pettine. the murderer Of Bene-
aetto Berardinelli. Crime wa com
mltted In Albuquerque, Monday. Fei'-
Z. K. ana c. CRANDf..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21
THE RACKET!
Ladies' Long Silk and LisIe Gloves

Ladies 22-jnch MouSQuetaire style Gloves with two
clasps at wrist, French slit nicely tapedi very fine LiSi9
Glove, in black or white the $1.00
Ladies 22-inch Mousquetaire style Silk Gloves, tyo
clasps at wrist, French slit nicely tapped, one inch hem
al top silk points on backiSpIendid yaIue-bIack OF
Ladies 22-ncb nousquetaire style, extra fine QuaI-
ty six Cloves with two clasps at wrist French slit and
tapedi one inch hem at top double finger tipS-an
extra fine GIoye-BIaCk OF white, per pair-$ $500
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21

and remember the next time you SUI
'er from pain-caused boy damp
Ntdtner-When your head nearly
'ursls from neuralgia-try Billiards.
snow Liniment. II will cure you. a
prominent business man OF Hemp
stead. Texas. writes. II haNe. used
'"ur lIulmeut. Previous Go using 10 ]
was a great sufferer from Rheuma-
.-m aud Neuralgia. ] am pleased 90
1f that now ! am free from these
Complaints. I am sure I owe this TO-
'nur lniment." sold by j II. o'Reii-
u.s. Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21
Mining stocks.

The following Boston quotations are
furnished by T.. }. Graf a Co., brok-
ors, over their private wires to
Albuquerque, N. A., March 20, 1907
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-21
w. f.. MAUGER


Representing MauEer a AVerT
Boston
IFS North First Street with Rahbe
a Mauger. Albuduerdue. N. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

The Chicago Interiors story Of the crime
OF the Forty Cocktails is too thin. A lady.
ian intimate friend Of the Fairbanks am
lily" came into the dining room where the
feast was spread for President ROOSEVELT.
noticed and deplored the absence Of cock
tails, ordered a crew Of the miscreants to
be- sent from her husbands club. Mr..
FAIRBANKS. like a chivalrous gentleman.
will not blame a mi He suffers in
silence.
Mr.. FAlRBANKs must be very weary Of his
friends. who are finding excuses for what 10
nobody's business but his own. IL seems
strange that a man who extends so far into
free air and space should be so hampered and
tied down. Mr.. ROOSEVELT could auench
his thirst from a -growler" on the steps OF
a w. c. T. u. clubhouse and he would gain
friends and votes by IL. Whereas Mr..
FAIRBANKS can't have cocktails, although
he drinks none. in his house without being
nipped by all the geese OF gossip. SO runs
the world away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
The = Pra.tic ,ruts g

While Inc stories TINT come from Wash
battlcship feet by the firing Of big guns
in target practice on Care God are quail
ihed nv an official assurance that heavy
guns csnno he discharged frequently
without causing structural injuries, not
to speak VI the weakness sometimes de-
veloped in the guns themselves, the list
Of repairs required raises q doubt whether
the feet will be ready by December Is,
the date set by Mr.. ROOSEVELT for it's
departure on the momentous voyage to
the Pacific.
II "a asserted that the 3 incl guns of
the kearsarge and Kentucky must be re-
moved from the turrets, remounted and
readjusted, and that both ships
~adly shaken up by the target practice.
In the powder chamber of n Of the
Ohio's IL inch guns a crack has been dis
covered, and il may be necessary to re-
place the gun Repairs on the Rhode
Islands 8 inch gun turret are necessary.
u ia reported that the 8 inch batteries of
tho Massachusetts, must be removed and
mat she may nave TO sail without them.
In a general way IL is said that -prac-
tically every ship which participated in
n target practice VIII e additionai
r as a result oil me shaking up caused
oy firing the heavy u The Depart
menti Is SAID TO be not at all concerned;
the expected a happened.
Meanwhile the Nary Is hammering
away at defects in turret construction,
q saying such things as this;
N is an interesting fact that one Of the most
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
Army Omcers Can Ride.

Il was a delightfully."- humorous idea
to snatch the pampered veterans Of the
army from the War Department desks
at which they had grown soft and fat
and send them forth on strange horses
to walk, trot and gailop for fifteen miles.
There was q vast cackle over the mag
ined grating" Of the luxurious bureau
Gratis who had for years been drawing
Communication" for forage. &C., and pom
verting the illicit revenue to their own
private uses. A whole comic chorus
dwelt noisiiy upon the expected dismay
and the confidently prophesied delin-
quency Of tho bedizened barnacles.
In order to make the exposure peou-
liarly instructive some Of the Presidents
most ecstatic henchmen contrived q very
ingenious order OF instruction warning
tho played out old imbeciles against
deccitful and vain tricks:
mo pacing. racking. q single foot horses Win
- allowed n the column; end say saAesr spund
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

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Opt-.elcs le~s~r. are svo~rdly rrersf'
lns 3. sstsrk ,h~ O~oternnrrs's wcro~.
csn rul,ry IN tho fcr,h-ctr,ns s~-s'on ~
rsv,sm~r, tssors.ws ~ . srseetsm
ors ~ Tho west ccn.psy,N"'ss Fseu1s~rs
~ tho Mousrshss, tvmcsrss,e party
ven, so fsr M Or,oher N 20 w d~rlsre
,hs, srs,n we M Ne ~ q ruvs"r~
With q friendly na,ion. m~ausog, obvt.
o,,-lv France
IL IN. b~-n for .cm~ time pssen, tina,
tho supposed ~ro.pers,,on ~ the French
and spanish TROOPS stationed a. tsss-
bt@n,a - bv me- means cordial and ef-
fe,tivc French newspapers have taxed
the Spsniards with lukewsrmne-r, not
~ say ,imidiiy. and spanish Journals
have r-tarscd ,ha, their coun,rymen
have be~n Inundated ~ ,~asablanea by
French Arrogance " was the dread Of
~iealou-,e. and determinations that led
the Madrid and Paris Governments 10
divide the work Of policing the Moroccan
seaports. The plan. however. had not
been carried out when the outbreaks nj
,'asablanca occurred. and consequently
IL has proved impossible 30 avoid friction
bet ween the French and spanish contin-
gents 10 which the defence of that place
il delegated.
We deem IL probable that If MuLAT
HAFID becomes the recognized ruler OF
Morocco he will follow the advice Of Ger
many as TO whether he should announce
his willingness to accept the Algeciras
convention or should propose the calling
Of a new conference to deal with the
changed situation. At a new conference
it is quite possible that France and Spain
would appear not as partners but as
rivals. in which event the Moroccan
problem might prove scarcely soluble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

wr Hpss.r set. as -~'-ver'h. ~ the
rfHrss ~ Tho Iri-p~ndercr frssn~-R~-
publican fusion. ard the parry ~ LiS-
cots. GWsSt and ROOSEVELT is ss,ssN~d
9TH the remainder u tsk~. sladlv tho
crumbs thai fail FROM tho rich msn's
table. and W srrar-n,lv are
highly graf fed i've their success IN
.slving 81 mu,h for their followers
Mr.. Parsons ought to know tho worth
" his party. and " he conf"-sc- u 10 rank
third IN New tors ,oaE,y 20 90" i- ,,i--
titled In questioning the correctness ~ his
80, innate Its members may dwell re-
grc'fully on u pas, whom :, stood second
o. Tammany onlv but their retro-gec-
tive thoughts will not ret lace u in n posi-
ton Of power which IT. officers disclain
for n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
4 Political Dark secret.

The mystery Of the rise, growth and
elimination Of the Bartlett boom in
Massachusetts is o cleared up yet. A
solution with an air Of plausibility was
that the Hon. WILLIAM l.. DOUGLAS of
Brockton supplied the money that made
the mare GO. His motive was supposed
to be the desire TO remove HENRY NJ.
WHITNEY from the path Of Q logical can
didate for something. whose name, like
the Office he coveted, was never men,
toned. But the Bartlett canvass cost 4
pot OF money, and Mr.. DOUGLAS is a prac-
teal business man. The solution offered
went lame, and a more sensational, in
deed a startling one has taken its place.
Hist! 1t was Republican money that
financed the conspiracy, and Merger
money at that! The story is told with
bated breath that powerful stockholders
of the Boston and Maine who were origi-
nally opposed to the merger, became
r~cconciled to il as inevitable, but the
New York. New Haven and Hartford was
td be made to pay a fancy figure for
their stock. They wanted 200, and at
that figure n Republican magnate
would clear a cOol million. Proof?
There is none. except this. that az soon
as each Bartlett supporter got of the
train at Springfield a badge was pinned
on his coat bearing this motto: For
CHARLES W. BARTLETT for Governor and
Against the Merger" To some con-
structive minds the evidence will be
overwhelming. The merger was bound
to 90 through, but meanwhile accelerate
the idea hat the General Court would
stand like a rock against IL. WHITNEY
was free TO say that consolidation would
prove a benefit to Boston and New Eng
land. Down with WHITNEY at any
price! Down with him IL ittook all the
strongarm men in Boston TO keep his
delegates out of the Court Theatre.
This solution releases MIR. DOUGLAS
from all responsibility for the rough
house" at Springfield, but it will go lame
inturn since il will occur TO people Of or
binary acumen that a better plan would
have been to finance the opposition to
Mr.. WHITNEY as the Democratic candi-
| date and subsidize the General Court as
a last resort. Thus the agony could be
prolonged and the market doomed.
From a Republican source the
| solution that Mr.. WHTNEY's apple cart"
was upset by his ancient enemy. GEoRoE
FRED WILLIAMS, and the vindictive
JOHN b. MORAN, who was slaughtered
at the polls" when he IA for Governor
by Mr.. WHITNEY's friends. We don't
believe the mystery will ever be cleared
up, for II is certainly to the advantage of
Mr.. WHITNEY's opponents in and out Of
the party to say nothing and 60 on saw
inp wood"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12

Il would be interesting to know IL any
part of the world beats Iceland in the aver
age length OF life OF its inhabitants. II IL
shown in the census Of 1906 hat on an aver
age the people Of that island live to the q
Of oi.s years. which is very nearly double
the mean duration Of human life as it was
computed q generation & Sweden and
Norway are regarded ~ very healthful
countries. but Iceland takes the palm in
longevity. the mean duration OF life in
Sweden being 5000 years and in Norway
As.s4 years.
Some Of Iceland's earthquakes are nerve
racking. but on the whole the lives Of most
Of ito simple and industrious inhabitants
slip along with few incidents that unduly
stimulate or depress the pulse. Summer
and winter the same old mail boat from
Leith steams into the harbor OF Reykjavik
every three weeks. but worry rarely brings
news that touches Iceland 20 closely a. to
make excitement. In act the little island
enjoys many OF the advantages Of oiyilixa-
ton and avoids most OF its drawbacks.
But the summer tourist 10 reaching Ice
land In larger numbers every yea and tho
island 10 now tied TO Europe BY . SUBJ
marine cable, Tho next census viii doubt
lsss show the effect Of these startling limo
vations sPoa hpeEifI - Iceland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
The Trouble IN Morocco.

According To the latest news from
Tangier tho Moroccan situation is likely
presently to become more complicated
than ever. The rival Sultan MULAI
HAFID, who has been reported TO be dis
abled for military operations by the lack
Of financial resources, has evidently Sc
cured money, for he has sent two armies
northward, one of which is nearing Fec.
while the other, according to a telegram
from General DRUDE, is within twenty
miles of Casablanca.
Apparently the treaties of peace which
the French commander compelled some
Of the Moorish tribes in his neighborhood
10 accept will not avail TO safeguard him
from another attack, which may prove
more serious, as the force approaching
from the south is provided With some
artillery. So long, however, AZ he re-
mains at Casablanca or in its immediate
vicinity he will be protected by the guns
OF French warships, but the Moors will
continue to taunt him with the charge
that he dare not advance. into the in
terror a dozen miles from the sea. Mean
while ABD-EL AzIz, the Sultan recog-
nized by the Powers, remains at Rabat
on the Atlantic coast, where he is nego-
tiating with representatives Of France
for q loan with which to pay his soldiers.
Who have shown signs Of di~saffection. He
will find himself in a difficult position
should MULAI HAFID be proclaimed AT
Fee, which he is likely to be. inasmuch a.
the Ulemas, or holy men, OF that city
have declared him to possess a better
lsgal and moral right to the throne than
Me nominal ruler.
There is q widespread and deepening
suppression that MULAI HASIp has so
Eeured arms and ammunition through the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-12
suggestion to Medtnesome Citizens.

To THE EDITOR OF " Sun SER: What
shall be said OF a people that. enjoying ~univer-
sal suffrage. with all power TO make and un-
make laws. elects. largely by sale Of votes or
Influenced by petty personal advantage. only
State and national legisla tors and officials who
throw every obstacle in the way Of develop
ment until IL shall be overcome by bribery
and deter such development by every fosm Of
blackmsil: and. when q few e~nterpvsging men
have accomplished great und~ertskinss. add
ing a thousandfold to the advantages Of that
people. turns upon these men and denounces
and vi'ifies them and still further restricts in
every possible way their usefulneasp
say sue a people is actuated by envy and
malice and is q nation OF hypocrites. offer
to this people the suggestion OF an interreR-
mum OF Ave years Of minding each his own
business and reforming himself.
new YORK;, October ~. CLERK.