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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
Dr. Dooley for Judge.

Another Richmond in the field. A citizen thirty-eight years of this coun- U, and always identified with is best interests. but never before asking the suffrage of the sovereign voters for any public position, Dr. II. P. Dooley now offers himself as a candidate for Coun- U and Probate Judge His authorized announcement appears in the proper place in this paper. and also card in another place. His life is an open book that can be read b. all men. He be- iieyes that circumstances are now such that his election will be an ad- vantage to his people, and solicits and will appreciate your vote and support. He has no war 10 make on anyone, is q candidate upon his own merits. be- longs to no clique, ring or faction. and wears no mans collar
 Dr. Dooley is a representative citi- zen. If elected. he will bring 10 bear upon the duties of the office a ripe ex- perience. and his administration will be characterized by prudence, econo- my and progress We bespeak for him sour most distinguished and liberal consideration.
 Look into his record as man and a citizen, and fl you md him worthy and well qualified. give him such en- couragement as he may deserve.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
Lectures and Music.

Dr. De Walt Norton. trayeler, ar tist and entertainer. and Prof. Wayne Jackson, sweet singer. both entertain CTS Of unusual ability, arrived n the city this morning. and will gife a series of entertainments At The apera house. beginning tonight, oae-haf 1T the receipts, Iess expeuses, 70 go To the Crowley Ridge Institute
 The entertainment vii consist of lecture, wonderful dramatic recita- ti0ns under powerful coigred search tights, magnificent Greciau stat lary 4Hd beautiful. living taDieaux. They 'arry an oXy-hydrogeu sunlight dis ~o!gink instrument, showing the finest ,ceuery in America and foreign lands.
 Tomorrow saturday night. Df. Norton aud Prof. Jackson Sill have 4H entire change of programme Fieas entirely different 10 those which vii! Oe shown to-night-from London to Rome and man moving pictures. beautiful tabiedux, six elegant new rongs, magnifceutly illustrated.
 On sunday night, Dr Norton wiii ecture Oil GailiI-e. using many mag IiticeHt views from the fife of Christ. Prof Jackson wiii sing many i.iu-t ra- ed songs. such a. the Holy City. Face -e Fac Wher- is my Wandering Boy Ashamed Of Jesus, and many familiar Iymus, Oh the canvass. for everyone 10 ing.
 Their entertainments are e absorb- ag interest from beginning 10 end. They are clean. pure. instructive, .musing, grand and you will miss q are treat If you m iss these. The ad- mission viii be lj, 9 and 3j eeuls. Every body Is invited, and II is hoped here will be d big attendance al each md all of the entertainments
 These taiuments are just the zind that please old and young alike. You will enjoy them thoroughly and 1e glad indeed that you have gone out 10 witness and hear them. Don't miss any Of them.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

The new aDri- Vel" sanitary bat h towels are built on scientific princi- 1les. The yarns used in their con- ,truction are Of the very best quality md are only half bleached by a new natural process which does not require he deadly poisons necessary to the process of the full bleaching of cotton
 arns Dri-Wei" bath towels are knitted and therefore possess feat ures which no other towel can have The peculiar weave which forms a soft rough cellular surface adheres closely 10 the skin removing all foreign mat ter without irritation. picks up the moisture from the body. yields it in ,tantly 10 the atmosphere. rendering the body perfectly dfy. IL brings the rich, warm blood 10 the surface. in- creasing it's nutritive funct or, there py producing a clean, healthy coudi- ton Of the skin. "Dri- Well Bath Towels have soothing effect on the most irritable and delicate skin and are recommended for infants and children. When qsed in conjunction with 'klen-W Vel Bath Cloths made of the same material. the bath is really luxurious and delightful To be had only of the FGssel-Graham-AI r. derson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

southern plrt Of the city $ rapidly nearing completion, and they will very likely 20 to the housekeeping at once.
 The Times desires To join in all the good wishes of their many relatives and friends, and extends the happy couple is most hearty congratulations and a welcome home. May their lives be one long realization Of their fondest hopes and ambitions, may health be with them always. and prosperity at- tend them through life.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
\ Cure For Misery.

II have found cure for the misery malaria poison produces, says R. NJ. James, of LouetIeH. South Carolina. Its called Electric Bitters, aud comes in j0 eeut bottles. IL breaks up q case Of chills or q bilious attack in almost 10 time; and il puts yellow Jauudice clean out of commission. V This great tonic medicine and blood p4ritier gives quick relief in all stom- l.. liver and kidney complaints and the misery ef lame pack Sod under guarantee at al druggists
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
PRE-SCPTTAL DINNER

An event of note in connection witt the wedding vas pre-nuptial dinner porty given by George Jones at tht Hotel Hamilton, at Two Rivers, a. which coYeas were laid for sixty Guests from this city and those iron aoraad who were here 10 attend th. wedding. were cnnqeyed to Two River. in special car, which followed tht 6:3o interurban Preceding the dime reception was held in the hotel. din ner being served at eight o'clock. Tn, tables were pfettily decorated 8itI ferns and pink carnations. and seyef courses were served The cuisine va. in thorough keeping with the reputa tion which the Hotel Hamilton has attained in this respect. There were many beautiful gowns in evidence Al 9:3t the party returned to this citf m the special car, and repaired to the Opera House, where they participated Tn the Social Dancing Club party Manltow0c Daily Herald, Jan. ?, 1908
 hr. and Mrs. George Jones arrived home on the morning train from Mem phis yesterday, and although he has been here only a short time. large circle of friends and acquaintances welcomed and gave them a cordial greeting.
 Their beautiful new cottage in the
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
Kidney and Bladder Diseases

Render many life miserable. and if not cured ead 10 an uutimeiy grave To cure these diseases it should lave it's cause-roOts destroyed and expelled from the system. Acting upon scien- fife principles. Dr. Sott's Melon Seed Compound Kidney and Bladder Rem sdy does this. II cures pains in the Iack swollen feet, Brights disease, iropSy. gall stones, nervousness. poor iigestion. foul breath and all symp-
 oms of a diseased kidney or bladder Druggists sell it al 50c and sl per bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
\ Higher Health Level

T have reached q higher health level since b gan using Dr. King ; New Life Pills, " writes Jacp9 spring CT, of West Franklin. Maine. They keep my stomach. liver and bowels working just right" lfthe>e pills dis appoint you on triat, m9uet viii be refunded at all druggists. 2c
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
A Happy Family.

l. J. Mann, of Fordyce, Ark, writes: Used Carlstedt's German Liver Pow der for ten years. cured my wife Of fe- male troubles. Haven't had doctor for six years: formerly paid two or three doctor bills ysar. Would not be without it. aorth it's weight i'll gold" Price 25c. A free sample at J. T. Sanders drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
4 PRETTY WEDDING.
Jone-Higxins Snptisl Event Largely Attended and One of the Most
 Elaborate of the ~ea-0n.

Nature smiled sereneIy and gave is choicest favor-a perfect day-to bless The union of Miss Aimee. daughter Of NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins. 10 NIT. Ieorge Jones, and The marriage, the holiday seasons social event. vas at tended by nupt ial festivities Of an un- usually charming and interesting na- ture. The wedding was celebrated at the Higgins home on V Tenth street Wednesday evening. at b.5o o'clock. ID the presence Of one hundred guests. midst sur 0 ndings of beauty and in perfect appointments.
 The pretty and impressive ring ser- vice Of the Episcopal ritual Has used in the ceremony. at which Rev. E Talbot Rogers. ef Fond du Lac, offi- ciated. Prof. Joseph Kaiser presided at the piano. aud the bridal party en- tered to the music of Nendelsohn' : Wedding March. and vas received in an cove CT the large living room. where the service was read Ferns and plants surrounded he inpfeyised altar place, while from the ceiling. di- fectlg overhead the pride and groom. swung q pure white dove. the effect being very pretty.
 Promptly al the appointed hour the pf.d4I procession Heuded it's way 10 he altar. the bride and attendants entering down the winding stairway proceeded by Misses Helen Hunt. cf NeeHah. and Dorrance HarWood. of Lincoln, Neb.. each bearing The end 5f long streamer af ribbon. the af her ends of which were ga hered up b. Misses Helen Higgins and Grace PrItchafd as the party proceeded auG finally formed in a semi-circle about the bride and groomias they took theif station facing the clerg{ man The bride. Hpoa the arm Of her fat her, wa. preceded " iitt5e Miss Geraldins Higgins, as ring bearer. and Miss Hig. glns. maid Of honor The brides par v vas met al the entrance tothe room by the groom. attended by his groom> man, 1ed Jones. brother
 In decoration of the spacious home profusion Of cut flowers and smila8 made all admirable effect. while hoilt 1reaths and clusters lent d holiday air 10 the surroundings he eet0f schemes were elegant. and iu sh0rf formed an exquisite setting for the nuptials.
 The handsome gowns ofthe wedding party gave an added beauty 10 fht pretty function l he bride was gown ed in white satin, trimmed with Prin- hess lace, carrying shower bouquet O lilies Of the valley, while her maid Of honor wore creation of pink chiffof and Me5saIiBe, and carried bouquet 0 pink sweet peas and ferns The Nisse> Hunt, HarwoOd, Higgins and Pritch ard wore green radium silk, and little Miss Geraldine Higgins vas attired if white. Mrs. Higgins wore costume of grey crepe, trimmed with real lace. and Mrs. Jones a black velvet gown. trimmed with point lace
 
 Mr. Jones and bride departed from the city at 10 o'clock via 4 Appleton Jcf for Chicago, and will visit s. Louis. Memphis and other points before go ing to Forrest City, Ark. which vii oe the future home Of the couple, whe Will be al home after Feb. l.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

The Boone Cash Store, of Palestine was chartered by the state yesterday. Tire capital stock is :6e00 The in- corporators are ". L. Boone, (. (. Warr and ". NJ Gordon.
 Messrs. Peyton Scott, of Wynne, Allen Campbell. of Jackson. Tennes- see and !. L. Scott, and J. c. Bridg forth, Of this city. returned Wednes- day from Mud Lake, where they had been hunting for week, and had some very good sport, though there were not very many ducks on the lake. All enjoyed the outing to the ut most.
 NIT and Mrs Peyton Scott returned to Wynne "Wednesday night. Mrs. Scott had been spending the week here with her mother and other rela- lives and friends while NIT. Scott was hunting at Mud Lake.
 Nr. Paul Barringer. genial and pop ular salesman with Brandon. Baugh < Go, who has been confined to his bed siHt Christmas, is reported as still the grippe We wish t0 join in the 4 turn for the better, and be able 10 be up real soon. He has certainly had a very hard spell of it.
 Have you seen the attractive ad- yertisement of The ] W. Beck Com pany in this issue. They are offering oyrrcoats and mems suits at actual wholesale cost, and mean it. as they need the room for their big spring stock.
 LOST.-A letter from NIT. F. T. Oliver. addressed 10 The Times or L. Laudyoigt < Nadakin. and contain ing a check for :l 50 far his subscrip- tion to The Times for 1908 Return to this office and receive reward Landvoigt X Yadakin.
 Prof T H. Wheat, of Little Rock, NIT. NJ Y Gaines, and Mir. Bud Ellis. were in the city yesterday. having just returned from ten-day hunt ia St. Francis bottom. They killed : the deer in Crittenden county last week, and had great sport.
 A Remedy Without an Equal
 Try Yucatan Chill Tonic, a sure cure for colds lagrippe and rheuma- tiSm, will cure you, acceptable 10 the most delicate person. results are posi- tive and you feel better after taking one dose. Price 5oc. \ free sample al ! I. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17
Cures Blood, Skin Diseases, Cancer
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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

Messrs. Walter and Charles Rich. of Colt, were genial business visitors in town yesterday.
 Miss 0na Watts, who is charming guest of her sister. Mrs F. W. De BoNitt, and family, leaves for her home iu ClarksyiIle, Mo- Monday.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

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The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

Mr. Jones and bride departed from the city at 10 o'clock via Appleton Jci for Chicago, and will visit St. Louis. Memphis and other points before go ing 10 Forrest City, Ark. which vii be the future home Of the couple, whe will be al home after Feb l.
The Forrest City times., 1908-01-17

The Boone Cash Store, of Palestine was chartered by the state yesterday Tie capital stock is :6o00. The in corp0ratOrs are ". L. Boone, (. (. Warr and " NJ Gordon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
G0MPERS NOT SORRY
FOR PART IN CAMPAIGN
[By Assoeiated Press. l

Was hington. Dec. S-At a recep-
ton rendered by the Central Labor
union last night TO Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, lanes O'Connell. vice pres
ident of the federation, and Frank
Morrison, secretary of the federation,
Mr. Gompers declared that there was
not an act during the last presi-
dental campaign. which he would
recall If ii were possible TO do so;
not word which he would retract
except to plant it On firmer basis.
In discussing the anti-injunction
fight, lie affirmed that when It comes
to choice of oheying the injunction
orders of lesser courts or uphoIding
the constitution. which grants free
dom of speech and the press. he
would uphold the latter.
james O'Connell declared that he
has no fears as to the final outcome
of the injunction fight as it pertains
to labor.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
GOV. BUCHTEL WINS
OUT OVER VEDECKBERG
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Dec. S.-Former Colonel
Edward Verdeckberg, of the First
Regiment, Colorado national guard,
was defeated yesterday in his pro-
ceedings restraining Governor Buch-
tel from removing him from the
rolonelcy, when Judge Whitford in
the district court handed down his
decision in the matter.
The court held that appointive of
ficcrs in the national guard only hold
office for two years, and that the gov
ernor had the power TO oust Nerd-
eckberg or any other appointive Of
ficer he desired. The court dismiss
ed the petition and action brought
by Verdeck berg.
Verdeckbe had instituted quo
warranto proceedings when the gov
crnor relieved him from command
and appointed Major Zepp Hill as
colonel. The dispute has been OF
many years standing. the deposed
colonel holding office under Gov
ernor Peabody.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
THE PARDON BOARD
TO CONSIDER
THE PLEAS
Especial 10 The Sentinel. !


Denver, Dec. S.-When the state
board of pardons convenes next Fri
day it will have before it for consid
Grafton some of the most important
cases that were ever presented to the
board. In fact, there are more cases
of prominence that were ever listed
for one meeting. ft
First is an application by the Full
lerton boys, who were sentenced
from Saguache county in 1906 for
cattle rustling. This is fight be-
tween these boys and the stoclSmen
of the state, but it is understood that
the stockmen have withdrawn their
objections to the pardons.
Then comes William Rinker. who
was given seven years from Boulder
county for robbery in 1906.
Perhaps the most noted case is that
of Clyde Cassidente. who was given
six years from Denver in 1907 for
assault upon deaf and dumb girl.
Peter Miller and Michael Dowd,
who We're sentenced from Denver for
election frauds in 1906 and who are
both now out on parole, want their
sentences commuted so that their pa
roles will expire.
Besides these the list contains 4
number of other very important cases
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
A .FIEND'S
AW F UL
WORK
lBv Associated Press. l

TRINIDAD, COLO, DEC. s.
MAGGIE GARCIA, iS-YEARS-OLD,
AND FRANCISCO MARTINEZ.
WHO WAS SUSPECTED OF THE
MURDER OF -FOUR MEMBERS or
THE GARCIA FAMILY, WHOSE
BODIES WE'RE FOUND IN THEIR
HOME LAST FRIDAY WITH THEIR
HEADS SPLIT OPEN WITH AN AN.
WERE FOUND DEAD YESTERDAY
ABOUT 20 MILES WEST OF THE
GARCIA RANCH, IN THE EN-
TREME EASTERN PART OF l. =
ANINiAS COUNTY. BOTH w. a.
EMILY MARTINEZ HAD MURD-
Erred THE GIRL AND THEN COM
NtTrED SUICIDE.
\ POSSE LOCATED MARTINEZ
AND THE GIRL SUNDAY NIGHT IN
\ LONELY CANYON AND \ GUARD
WAS PLACED OVER THEM. FIND
ING THEIR ESCAPE CUT OFF
MARTINEZ KILLED HIS CoMPAN-
ION WHOM HE HAD Abducted
AFTER NUMBERING HER PAR
ENTS, AND THEN BLEW OCT HIS
OWN BRAINS. MARTINEZ, WHO
HAD NO HORSES. HAD FORCED
THE GIRL TO WALK WITH HIM
TO THE PLACE WHERE THEY
WE'RE FOUND.
MARTINEZ, 1T HAS BEEN As
. CIRTAINED. WAS PARnONED a
YEAR AGO FROM THE NEW MEN
ICO PENITENTIaRY. WHERE HE
WAS SERVING \ TERM For
THEFT.
HIS ATTENTIONS HAD BEEN
REFUSED BS MAGGIE GARCIA
AND HE HAD BEEN ORDERED
AWAY FROM THE GARCIA
RANCH. THE QUADRUPLE MUIR
DER AT THE RANCH AND THf
! ABDUCTION OF THE GIRh FOL
Z LOWED.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
FUNERAL TRUST HAS
GRIP ON GREAT CITY
Try Associa.ed Press. ]

Chicago. Dec S.-That Chicago is
at the mercy of funeral trust is
the allegation of p j. Hursen. an
embalmer. who in display advertise
ments in the daily papers has been
stirring up his brother undertakers.
He says in part:
''Tnere are SO many undertakers in
Chicago that many of them bury but
fifteen TO twenty hodies year The
result is that. for n funeral which
should cost but 5000, these under
takers invariably charge as high as
5000. Caskets which should be sold
at about $50 ut ~ood profit, they sell
for $500 or $3.50.
when death comes. the relatives
IN the stress of preparation and grief
have neither time nor inclination to
look into values. They call the near
est undertaken. They select as an
expression of their love the finest
casket within their means. At great
personal sacrifices they pay 5000.
say. for casket that should cost but
$50 or $50"
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
WORLD IS
AFTER
him
IRv Associated Press. I

BY Associated Press.
NiiM YORK. DEC. S.-rHE NEW
YORK WORLD no WHICH DELE
VAN SMITH, EDITOR OF THE IND
ANNAPOLIS NEWS, REFERRED IN
HIS REPLY TO PRESIDENT
RO0SEVELT'S ATTACK UPON
HIM As AUTHORITY FOR THE
ARTICLE ON THE PANAMA CANAL
WHICH APPEARED IN HIS Pa
PER AND CALLED FORTH THE
pRIfSiT ENF'S FEpiN. SAYS To-
iisN; -, IVY. 81 PRESIDENT
.....s ..;S > AiN =. MIS-
:, ~ Ni.s4s5 Dt l.A~..s -. HIS
sj.t.tN...f..,., y l..;CNai. ATTACK
UPON MIR. DEi.EvAN SMITH, THE
WORLD CALLS UPON CONGRESS
70 MAKE IAiNIEDIiTELN \ FULL
AND ISts'ARTIAL INVESTIGATION
OF THENE.NTIRE PANAMA CANAL
SCANDAL.
THE WORLD SAYS THE STATE
NtNTS THAT THE UNITED STAT
I1S DID NOT PAY y CENT or THE
SlO.oaO. 900 TO ANY AMERICAN
CITIZEN, BUT DIRECT TO THE
FRBNCH GOVERNMENT. AND So
FAR AS HE KNEW THERE WAS
NO SYNDICATE, ARE, TO THE
BEST OF IT'S BELIEF AND
KNoWLEpGE, UNTRUE, "AND
MIR. ROOSEVELT MUST HAVE
KNOWN THEY WE'RE UNTRUE
WHEN HE MADE THEM"
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
BIG CONCERNS AFFAIRS
ARE IN BAD SHAPE
INV Associated Press. |

New York, Dec. S.-That the at
fairs of the Fidelity Funding com
pany, organized in 1899 to finance
Catholic building operations, aud
which went into the hands of a re-
ceiver few weeks ago, are in an
exceedingly tangled condition. was
asserted by Receiver Thomas F.. Gil
roy, Jr.. in statement yesterday.
According to Receiver Giiroy. the
company's liabilities will aggregate
not less than S4,500,o00 with prac-
tically no assets. Its creditors i'll
clude fifty churches. seminaries, col
leges. and many priests and nuns
These are located from the New Eng
land states to Oregon. Chief among
the companys creditors are st.
Marys academy of Nauvoo, Ills,
which is involved for at least $500
900.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
ANOTHER CONTEST
{ Special 10 The sentinel. )

Especial % The SentineI.l
Denver. Dee. S.-And now it would
seem that the number of republicans
the next legislature will be one
less than has been anticipated. James
y. Kelley, democratic candidate to
he house from Rio Grande county.
yesterday filed notice of his inten-
ion to contest the election of James
Car he'll. the republican candi-
date. The latter secured a majority
Of seventy Kelley maintains that
the majority was secured through
raud. and he filed notice that he
will contest Campbell's election. In
asmuch as the democrats have ma
jority of five and half to one. no
doubt Campbell will walk the chalk.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
WAS IT SUICIDE OR
NOTED NAN DEAD
WAS IT MURDER?
IBy Associated Press. ]

Associated Z
OF LOUIS No. Hirschberg, prominent the
y personal friend of Archbishop Glennon
well club and business circles and director
Purchase exposition shot and killed at his
Lnde early today Whether the death
result of murder suicide has been determined
members of the family that Hrschberg the
The police declare that there evidence
of presence intruder in the palatial home.
blood the stairway leading from the
cepion hall the first floor indicate that MI Hchbeg
these turned and walked back
the second floor then crossed the hallway and
passed through his wes bed to the bath He
turne to floor his wies
Hrschberg had her husband carried his bed
died. made statement how he shot
Hirschberg the chairman Of the entertainment
the Worlds fair and had charge of the entertainment
of all the distinguished guests that occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
jim BUSH IS AFTER
The GAME WARDENSHlP
I Special 10 The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Dec. S.-James S. Bush
has announced himself as candidate
for the appointment of game warden
under Governor Shafroth.
Bush was deputy under Governor
Orman and has done much for the
protection and perpetuation of the
wild game in Colorado. At the close
of his administration as deputy war
den he secured the enactment of laws
which brought into the state treas
ury from $4,000 to 100000 annu-
ally. Governor Peabody appointed
him superintendent of Colorado's eX-
hibition of live and mounted wild
game at the Worlds fair at St. Louis
and he captured first prize in the in
ternational contest.
He is being supported in his candi-
dacy by number of the most prom
inent citizens of the state.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-08
JEALOUSY The CAUSE
lBy Agsociated Press. !

Los Angeles. Dec. S.-Jealousy
over the changeful affections of Il
handsome mulattress was at the bot
tom of a tragedy which took place in
this city yesterday and which resulted
in the death of the woman known as
Mrs. Dora DeVaughn and of Edward
Dean, Il barber. both of whom were
shot by Frank Maywealther. porter.
Maywealther afterwards fired bull
let into his own head and is fatally
wounded.
Maywealther is a negro. and Dean.
the man shot by him, is said to be
of mixed Mexican and negro blood.