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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
\ Remedy Without ap Fanai.

Try IQcatan Chia Tonic. sure cure for colds. lagrippe and rheuma- tlsm. will cure you, acceptable to the most delicate person. results are posi- tive and Hou feel better after taking ole dose. Price 5oc. \ free sample at !. T. sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1907,

at the west door of the courthouse in Forrest City, Arkansas, sell al public outery. 10 the highest bidder for cash, the above described property, for the purpose of paying said debt and expense of this sale.
 Witness my hand this the 22nd day of May, 1907. NJ. c. HAMBLETON.
 3t Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
Guardians Notice.

l hereby give notice that I. as guardian Of J Jimmie Landers. minor. and chiiG of S \. Lauders deceased. will apply tu the St. Francis Probate Court at its next July term. for leave to make my first and final guardian. ship settlement as guardian of said minor. and ask for my discharge as such guardian,
 ". ]. LANiEk.
 Guardian of Jimmie Landers. Minor. May lS 1907
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
Saturday, the i5th day of June, 1907,

at the west door Of the courthouse, in For rest City, Arkansas, sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the above deserib- ed property for the purpose of paying the this sale,
 Witness my hand. this the e2nd day Of May. 1907. w. E. WILLIAMS.
 St Sheriff and Acting Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24

Every farmer should have a Deering Moving Machine and Rake. and save all his forage. We have just received a carload of these machines, and will sell them at very small margin of profit Will be glad to show them to you whether you buy or not and ex- tend you cordial invitation to call and examine them. There is no bet ter machine .made They are war ranted to be exactly as represented and will soon save their cost. FuS- sell-Graham-AIderson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
A Cure for Constipation and Piles Dis
 covered at Last.

Carstedt's German Liver Powder removes the cause and cures every case.
 Never failure reported. Try it. Guaranteed to cure. Price 25e \ free sample at ] T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
WHITES Cream vermifuge

MT. H. P. Pearson, representing the Rosebrough Monument Co.,, of St. Louis, was in the city couple of days ths first of the week to put up Woodmen monument to the memory of the late Dr. II. W. Terry. The monument is a very beautiful and substantial piece of work, and marks the grave of once very earnest and beloved brother.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
Notice of Trnstee's Sale.

WHEREAS Bird Shurn and Lucinda shuru
 W his wife. on the 9th day of May. lp1i. cunv eyed to the undersigned, as trustee, the following described real estate towlt:
 The west half of the west half or the southeast quarter fW 1.2 W ? SE q ot sec ton twenty-seven t215, township five l5D north, and in range one 1l east, containing 40 acresin St. Francis County. Arkansas; sad trust deed was made to secure an indebted ness payable to =. F.. Bradshaw, and is ot rec ord in book 50, page 467 in recorders office St. Francis County, Arkausas. aud fl was pro- vided in said trust deed that in case of de fault in the payment of said ndebtenuess or any part thereof. the undersigned, at the re quest of the holder Of said indebtedness, should proceed to sell said property at public sale, after giving notice of the time, terms and place of sale; and whereas default having been made in the payment Of the debt de- serihed in said trust deed and the undersign- ed having been requested by the legal holder of said debt t0 sell the property 10 pay same; now. therefore. the undersigned, Will on
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24

Mrs. Bertie Casteel spent Tuesday in Brinkley, having some dental work done by pr. Stimson.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24

Lieutenant Chas. Dunie. of Gufh- Tie, Kentucky. came Tuesday. and spent "Wednesday in this county on T fIsit To friends and WaSa guest in tbp home of Mrs T. \. R. Davis. He is a brother of Mr. Pat Dunie. who mar. ried Mis- Nelma Evans. of this ciTv. and left tie same evening for Uugo' lhdlah Territory. to visit his brother and family.
 An anxious subscriber, who has been dlsconHected from his booze. writes To Yer editor to say that he has learnt how To smoke, and he aSts Us to recommend some good Seegars t0 him. We amt never had time to cultivate the pernlshous habit of smoking. but We have heard the ESELCO highly spoken ef by llix Mallory and other magnlticates who smoke ten cent seegars.
 A cordial invitation is extended to every lady in St Francis county to call and examine our handsome line of new spring Dress and Dry goods. furnishings, gloves, ribbons. etc. IT IS the largest and most beautiful as sortment that we have ever carried ana comprises all the popular new shades, best qualities and pretty pat terms in all kinds of fabrics. Russell Graham-Alderson Company.
 II you want real pretty and gen. timely comfortable and stylish pair of shoes, Fussell-Graham-Alderso Com pany can supply that want. They nave their new spring supply of shoes Tor ladies children and men. and are calling your special attention to the celebrated Duttenh0fer's OXfords and Pumps for ladies. and the alkover shoes Tor men. It will be q pleasure To show them to you.
 MT. H. Q. Douglas. of Texas. arrived last week Co accept the position of superintendent of the Consumers Cot ton Oil Mill, vice W W. Moore. who recently removed to Texas. Mr>. Douglas arrived Wednesday. and they are at home al the Marion for the present. The Times extends them q cordial welcome to Forrest City. and hopes they will ind the town. citi- IehS and situation pleasant and lntlfeiy Co their liking.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24

Mrs. II. R. Neblett is convalescent from very serious illness. She had a congestiye chill on Thursday of last week, and her family were conSidera- bly frightened. If able to travel, she and MT. Neblett and the babies will go to Byhalia next week to spend a week or two with relatives and min gle with friends.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
Divorced

But smoker never regrets his sepa--- ration from 10 cents when he buys an Eselco cigar.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
Weak Hearts

Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nIn- of every one hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when If was simple indiges- ton. It is scientific fact that all cases of heart disease. not organic, are not only naceable 10, but are the direct result of indi- gestion. All food taken into the stomach which fails of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach. putting it up against tho heart. This interfcres with the action of the heart. and in the course of time that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased. Mir D. Kaubs. of Nevada. o says had stomach trouble and was in bad state as had heart trouble with 1t. took Kodo Dyspepsia Cure for about four month and if cured mo.
 kodol Digests What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous strain and the heart of all pressure.
 Bottles only, si.oo Size holding 2li tines the trial
 size, which sells for soc,
 Prepared by [. o. DeWiTT & CO.,, CHICAGO. J. T. SANDERS, Special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24

Mrs. NJ. A. Dyer, of Widener, was among the shoppers in the city yes terday, and registered at the St. Fran els Hotel.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24
The Judges.

It is with a feeling of Pride that We announce the judges for this contest. Mir. ]. F. Bass, assistant cashier of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas; MT. Henry Euart, manager of the Forrest City Lumber Company,and Mr. A.D. Boyle, City Recorder, have very kindly consented to count the ballots and announce the winner. These gentlemen are three of the best citizens of St. Francis county-men whom no one dare approach except honestly, and the fact that they will act is a posi- tive guarantee that every con. teStant will receive absolute ly square deal.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-24

To the Public-- Reader you 1. can a;11e help n some this Piano of the other prizes Come in and sub
 scribe pay your back dues for another two and give your deserving girl Any of the girls will certainly appreciate your doing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
HORRORS OF LOOPING.
Situation in Coast Towns Is Becoming
 Much Worse.

Tangier, August S.-The horrors of the footing of Casa Blanca by native tribes men are becoming anown today and their recital is innaming the minds of the natives against all Europeans. The situation in various coast towns Is worse
 The natives are excited. holy war is being preached at Rabat. Anti-foreign sentiment is growing as 8 result of the activities of fanatical agitators. There is fear of general outbreak. The Moorish authorities have little or not control of the situation.
 It Is now reported that between 21oo and 30G0 French and Spanish marines and blue jackets are ashore at Casa Blanca and that order has been restored The Europeans there are all safe The loss of life among the Moors resulting from the bombardment appears 10 bo much greater than was at first antici- pate1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
SITUATION GROWS
 MORE ALARMING
Reports Prem Tangier Say Mat
 terS Are WorSo
PRIEST LEADS HOLY WAR
Order Has Been Establishehd In Casa Blanca, Although kabyles Are Ready to Attack Any Who
 May Go Outside Forts.

Paris, August S.-Speeial dispatches re- ceived here from Tangier report the sit uation as being more alarming on the coast, and in the interior. caid Sale, the administrator of customs at Rabat, is said to be openly preaching a holy war among the Mussumans as the result of which the French consul has distributed arms to the Europeans.
 In addition fanatieal priest named Maclanin, at the head of a horde of fol- lowers, is travelling through the Littoral innaming the anti-foreign sentiment. Re ports from Fez say that the advisors of the Sultan are terrified and have not yet informed him of the gravity of the sltua- tlon Up to o'clock this evening the foreign officer here had no confirmation of the reported bombardment of Mazagan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Order Is Established.

Tangier, August s.-The latest news re- ceiYed here from Casa Blanca says that calm and order have now been estab- lished. The military governor also re- quested permission to go on board a ship in the harbor, but was refused. He fears for his personal safety, and although money has been sent from here to pay the troops at Casa Blanca and ensure the performance of their duties, he is un- able to secure 9 bodyguard.
 The shooting inside of Casa Blanca last ed for two full days, and only came 10 an end yesterday morning. The Kabyles have gone back out of the range of the fire from the warships, but they are ready to swoop down on the town at the first oDportunity
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
TRUNK MYSTERY
 STILL UNSOLVED
AUTHORITIES ARE lNVEsTleAT-
 ING TIE COUPLE WHO ARE
 CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF A YOUNG GIRL.

Monte Carlo, August S.-The finding of the dismembered body of a woman at Marseilles August In the baggage of two travellers, first referred to as MT. and Mrs. Gold but who have been iden- tihed as persons who were known here as Sir We're and Lady Gold, has created a sensation here, where the parties were regarded people of leisure and respee- tability. The police say the woman whose name has now been definitely established as Emma Levy, was murdered by the Colds. Jewels believed to have belonged to the victim were found in the female prisoners satchel. A commission has been dispatched to England to investi gate the anteeedents of the Colds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Will Establish Police.

San Sebastian. Spani, August s-spain has communicated d note to the powers regarding the Moroccan situation, which Is practically identical with the French note It calls especial attention to the fact that Spain is acting in complete ac- cord with France. Minister of Foreign Affairs Count De Allende Salazar has made public statement in which he declares there Is to be no occupation of Morocco, and that the landing of troops there is for the purpose of establishing the international police.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
State Wins Victory
 ODer Southern Road
STRIKE
 STILL IN FORGE
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR NELL FAILS TO ACCOMPLISH ANY THING AS PEAcEMAKER IN THE COLORADO TROUBLES.

Washington, August S.-The national government has failed as peace maker in the strike of the switchmen of the Col orado' and Southern railroad and Labor Commissioner Charles P. Neill tonight announced that all hope has been aban- doned of bringing about satisfactory adjustment of the differences.
 Mir Neill, with Chairman Knapp of the interstate commerce commission, under took to act as mediator at the request of President Parker of the Colorado and Southern, who claimed that in call ing the strike Grand Master Morrissey was violating the agreemnet signed at Chicago last year.
 Tt has been impossible to find any common grond upon which the contend ing parties can agree,' said Mir Nelll' and I don't see that there is anything further that the government can do.'
 The negotiations, he said in so far as the government Is concerned, are at an end. The carrying out of Grand Master Morrissey's general strike order It Is said will mean a general tie-up of freight traffic and a cripplng of the passenger service from Greedy, Colo, to Texline, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
EVENTS AT CASA BLANCA.
Eye Witness Describes the Fighting
 With Moorish Soldiers.

London, August S.--A long dispatch
 has been received here from an eye wit
 ness of the recent events of Casa
 Blanca. It Is dated August 8. The
 writer says that Saturday and Suncay
 passed perfectly quiet in Casa Blanca,
 MuIey Amin, the military governor, having employed soldiers to guard the
 town from Arabs. Ther were q num-
 Der of Arabs twelve miles distant, but
 a majority of them had retrned to their
 interrupted harvesting and 1t Is sup posed the French would attempt noth- ing with the small force available from the Galilee.
 We all retired to rest with quiet minds" the writer says, "at o'clock
 on Monday. Early in the morning, however, we were summoneS to repair to the British consulate owing to the notice from the Galilce that 1t was in- tended to land q force to occupy the town at o'clock. II was understood that the Galilee had been in wirelesIi , communication with the other warships and had received instructions to get a party inside the town in order to facil- l itate subsequent operations. An Amer | ican resident of many years Captain
 Cobb declined to take shelter at the British consulate, consequently the con | sul sent Ie-t of his guard of soldiers | to protect Captain Cobb"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
RAGE FEELING IS
 CAUSE OF TROUBLE
NEGRO AND WHITE CHILDREN FIGHT IN STREETS AND NEGRO WORkMEN ARE RUN OUT OF THE TOWN.

Hillsboro. H.. August S.-Feeling to- wards negroes which has been brewing since last Friday. when John T. Mad dux. an aged white man. was assaulted by a negro. eulminated in race riot last night and the majority of negroes were chased out of town. Negroes and white children fought in the puhlt, streets for several hours and the busi- ness section was in a turmoil.
 Finally most of the negroes fled from town and order was restored. C. D. Frey who has contract for paving work. and employed negroes. insisted that his employees be protected, but to no effect Today Frey went to St. Louis, declaring he would procure other negro laborers- It Is feared if he brings back a number Of negro laborers that fighting and blood shed will result as the anti-negro feeling Is at high tension.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
HARMONY FULLY RESTORED
 AMONG PARTY FOLLOWERS
Noel and Brewer Will Fight Their Battle Over in Second Primary, as Hon. Charles Scott De-
 clnes to Contest

Jackson, Miss, August s-(Special l-- The white winged dove of peace hovered over the state committee today Official returns had not been received from four counties, but both sides agreed 10 accept private figures. It was found that Wi- Hams had 59, 4s6 votes to 5s.s4s for Varda- man.
 Governor Nardaman sent a eommunlca- tion 10 the committee in which he said.
 'The democratic party. through Its ex- ecutiye committee, has declared Mir Wl- Hams the nominee and accept the arbl- trament of that tribunal without tinge of resentment or regret for anything done or said by my friends or me during tho campaign. l am for the nominee and hope he will make great United States sen ator. l have made the campaign upon living, important and pertinent prinei- ples and while l have lost the nomna- ton, l am thoroughly convinced that the majority of white democrats of this state agree with my views upon public ques- tions and I shall continue to fight for those principles as earnestly in the futurs as l have contended for them In the past
 MT. Williams said:
 "I am grateful to my friends for their loyal support and especially that shown during the days when the result appeared in doubt. Later on 1 shall express my self more fully"
 A special train leaves Jackson for Yazoo City tomorrow afternoon and Mir. Williams will be given an ovation worth ment 'onlng.
 Noel and Brewer were declared leaders l In the gubernatorial race. Scott having decided not 10 contest. the ticket was completed at late hour tonight thus 1 ending the most sensational political eon- l Ins1 AiseLsAinni euer exnerlencea ea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
BARREL OF MONEY
Offered to Vardaman as Editor of
 Mississippi Morning Paper.

Hattiesburg. Miss. August S.-fSpecialD The iIattiesburg Daily News, the only morning newspaper In South Mississippi. has wired Gov. James k. Vardaman the following offer;
 "If you desire to resume journalistic work al the expiration of your term as governor of Mississippi the Daily News offers you the position as editor in chief, at the same salary you would have re- eeiyed as United States senator
 The telegram is signed by F. R. Bird sall vice president and manager of tho company Back of the proposition is one of the strongest companies In the state-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Money for Second Primary.

Jackson Miss. August s.-ln the gu- bernatorial contest E. r. Noel and Earl Brewer were declared as the candidates receiving the highest vote and will con- test in the second primary to be heid August 22 For lieutenant governor, Lu- ther Manship and Wiley N. Nash will enter the second primary, and Tor lnsur- anee commissioner, T. M. Heny and ". ]. Miller
 Other candidates declared nominated for the more important state offices arc:
 Auditor. E. ]. Smith; treasurer, George R. Edwards. Jr.; superintendent Of edu- cation, ]. R. Powers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Tenth Yacht Cruise.

Gencove. l.. l.. August s.-Nearly lo0 yachts. flying the pennant of the New Yorw Yacht club. made this harhor their rendezvous today Tomorrow they will start on their tenth cruise. The date of the Kings cup race was set ahead one day, to August 1T, in order to give the crews a rest after the Astor cup race. which is to be sailed on August 15. The yachts will start for Huntington, l.. l., on their first squadron run tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
Vardan1dr1 Gracefully
 Yields to WiIIiaf71S
EXCITEMENT OVER
 REPORT OF LYNCHING
ITALIANS ATTACK A MAN NEAR WEST POINT ACADEMY AND LEAVE HIM FOR DEAD, WHICH CAUSES ARREST.

West Point. N Y. August s--A re- port that a lynching had occurred just outside the government reservation thew the adjoining town of Highland Falls into considerable excitement to- night. An Italian was said to have been strung up to n tree by mob of ln furated fellow countrymen after he had assaulted and robbed one of their n2m- Der.
 There have been reported assaults and robberies recently among the ltal- ian employed on the reservation and reports of these attacks frequently aroused the foreign colony 10 a high pitch of excitement.
 The basis of tonights lynching rumor was foun din the arrest by soldiers of two Italians charged with brutal as sault during the afternoon. An Italian workman had left the reservation to bring water from the woods near by. While on his errand the man was set upon, unmercifully beaten and robbed.
 Other workmen alarmed by his nro- tracted absence found the man uncon- scious where his assailants had left him. later he was able to partially describe the robbers and the laborers began a search The matter was also reported to the officer of the day at West Point and detail of soldiers was sent out to secure the limitations of | the academy grounds.
 Later two men were arrested and are in the guard house during the night T1,tri if,er ha | rta q highwayman was hanged at Highland Falls and the body afterward spirited away. No one at Highland Falls knew anything of the rumors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09
sCHMlTZ OUT OF JAIL.
He Is Allowed a Few Minutes to Tes-
 tfy In Court.

San Francisco. August S.-Former Mayor Eugene Schmitz was the only defendant to appear today before Lawler. when an order was made postponing until next Wednesday a decision on the motions to set aside the indictments against Schmitz, Abe Ruef, Patrick Calhoun, T. L. Ford. Thornwall Mullaly. William Abbott, Frank c. Drum, John Martin. Eugene Desable and Louis Glass. The presence of Schmitz was not necessary, but the calling of the case gave him an opportunity to come into court and get temporary release from jail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-09

ing senate bill No. 16), pending the final determination of that case, these rates to become effective from and after Septem- Der 1, 1907.
 Our proposition otherwise to stand as made. This as we understood from you this morning relieves all the difficulties of the situation.
 Hon. B. B. Conner, Governor of Ala
 bama, Montgomery, Ala
 Dear Sir: Referring to the conversa- tion which we had with you last night, and to the memorandum which we then handed you, we desire to state some what more formally what is the propo- stion which the Southern Railway com- pany desires to make to you as goVer- nor of the state of Alabama.
 As of July l, 1907. the Southern Rail- way company secured license under the senate bill No. S6.
 "A suit was brought against the South ern Railway company in the circuit courr of Talladega county in October, l9o6, i've months before the act requiring the license was passed. and nine months be- fore this same act required the license to be taken out. The Southern Railway company filed q petition in the Talla- dega circuit court for the removal or this case to the circuit court of the United States As this suit so sought to be removed was filed long before the license was required to be taken out, and, indeed long before the act requr- ing the license was passed, it is the opin- ion of the counsel of the Southern Rail- way company that filing by 1t of the petition to remove this suit was not 1ni- mical to senate bill No. S6