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The Forrest City times., 1908-09-25
Notice 0i Sale.

WHEREAS, Mrs. Zana F. spotts. on the lst '" day Of August, fa5. conveyed to \. N. Norton in trust, the hereinafter described real estate te secure the payment of the indebted ness therein mentioned, payable to W. A. Go- lightly as guardian and =. H. Mann as attorney said trust deed being of record in the otfict. Of the clerk and recorder of St. Francis County, Arkansas, in hook u, page Il. and
 Whereas, tt was provided lH said trust deed that n case of default Ill the payment oi said lqdeittedatss or any pafl thereof said trustee should sell the hereinafter described zeal es- tate, upon betHs requested sa To do. by thr lr- gal owner ur holder 0f sad indebtedness and ihai itl ease 8f tte ap.suce. fieat6, refa,3f fa aet, or disability in any wise ot the said \ T. NoflAN. Then tUc acting sheiiN or ~t. tIauCI, County. at fiie request of thr leeal hafdef of sa5A lfdE. i,Ntitt'~N saU3ld atl iu aB9 1teda aHH A heHA#@ tae sad N. N. Natt44- AaA4H- El-- tustd atIa 1=thflsa Co ast a- -ara tf8~tee a#d the uIHfHt-- -lPd fz iu- tEIt ~ifsrtf n ~f raH- ctat 9HHf E. HfaH He#tfs s#Htff lHH~tei fU ;t4E aud Il 2ss zz if,ta shown I1 5tHl 4t #tftfa ii bad HHeN HAHV .I EIc UIF fIHfli at tilt Eutitfz5- pHnt-- #e~rr1brd f# ~.s3e= =tti5ys= ate3
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The Forrest City times., 1908-09-25
PHONE 81
For NOre Feet.

T have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve 10 be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing burns, sores. cuts. and all manner of abrasions," writes MT. W. Stone, of East Poland, Maine. It is the proper thing too, for piles. Try it Sold un- der guarantee at all drug stores. 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1908-09-25
RECEIVED TODAY

1 received this morning a full ant complete line Of the freshest, incest and best Heink's- Relishes. There i, nothing better on the market. Her, is the list:
 HEINZ'S
 Sweet and Sour Pickles, Mandalay Sauce India Relisi Olive Oil Catsup Apple Butter
 Prepared Mustard Horse Radish Pepper Sauce Cranberry Sauce Baked Beans Barrel Sour Pickles.
 Barrel Sweet Pickles.
 Large School Pickles, And other fresh groceries. Phone me
 an order. F. C. NEElY, PHONE 81
The Forrest City times., 1908-09-25

Frost l. now in order. and vii u 5aHAt soon It. pHan tAe vine
The Forrest City times., 1908-09-25

child urinates too often. fl the uTi:.e sealds the flesh. or If, when the child reaches an aye when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet- ting. depend upon 1t, the cause of the diffls culty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose.
 Women as well as men are made rniser- able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, iu fifty
 cent and one-dollar I5 size bottles. You may :a' have sample bottle l&@ by mail free, also a Home of svampRooa pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, including many of the thousands of testi- monial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilrner X Co.,. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swarnp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad- dress, Binghamton, N. Y.. on every bottle.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Atlantic City, Sept 2-CHaries B. Rob
erts. Baltimore society man. shot on the
boardwalk week ago tonight. viii
probably die and make a murder TO be
solved by the police. Although nurses
and surgeons who are in constant attend
ance on Roberts insist, in the hourly bui-
Ietins issued. that he IS improving in con
ditiCl. IL was discovered tonight that the
unfortunate victim has really been sink
ing, and unless ne rallies considerably by
tomorrow. no hopes viii be entertained
for his recovery.
News Of the real condition Of Roberts
was not learned until tonight. when Mrs
Roberts was summoned 10 his bedside
and asked 70 remain with him until morn
ing A special detective from headouar-
tsrs was also summoned 10 the city hos
pitaI. and VIII remain there IN case the
fear Of the surgeons that Roberts may De
seized with a fatal sinking spell should be
realized and required his presence tc
take the ante-mOrtem statement
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Portland. Ne. Sept As the gas bag
Of his airship Boomerang was consumed
by IRE. Charles Oliver Jones. the famous
aerial nav gator, Of Hammon6sport. y. Y.
was hurled so feet 10 his death to-day
with the big framework Of his sky navi-
gator
Twenty-Five thousand people were gath
cred on the fair grounds Of the Central
Maine Fair Association at waterviHe. and
$500 people for the first time in their
lives were watching the maneuvers OF the
monster ai-ship as Jones steered her this
way and that way, bucklng the wind and
then running before the wind In the
F.. crowd were the wife and child Of the dar-
I Ing air captain, who less than fifteen
minutes before he had kissed good-6y.
Jones stood on the framework Of his
machine Just before starting He ex-
planned ITS merits 20 the crowd and then.
fitting the gas bag. shot into the air As
+ he was working the Boomerang about 90
{ feet above the heads OF the vast throng
/ IL was noticed by all that the airship had
caught FIRE. and the flames were licking
. their wzy about the gas bag Just ahead OF
[ the motor The crowd shouted as one
{ person a warning 20 the navigator and
then started across the fields in pursuit OF
the ship. Mrs Jones leading and crying
out 20 her husband
became Mass of Flames.
Suddenly Jones seemed 10 realize his
danger. and grasping the grip cord. ne
let gas out Of the bag 10 lower the ship
Instantly the gas bag was a mass Of
flames. and in a short time the frame
work, containing Capt Jones, shot 10
earth
About a quarter Of a mile from the
fair grounds The crowd came Up 10 the
frame. beneath which Jones was found
pinned He was rushed to the hospital.
when IL was found that his spine was
broken and that he had sustained inter
nal injuries. He survived the accident
an hour and a half
I The gas bag alIghted q short distance
{ from the framework and the fire was ex-
Z uugulshec- but the machine is ruined
Mrs Jones. who has made many fights
| with the captain. told the crowd that she
] could not see any way IN which the FIRE
{ could have caught She was nearly fran
/ tic with terror as she saw the Boomerang
burst into flames. and, with her child.
/ kept lI the forefront Of the crowd IN
search Of her husband.
/ Paudemoniuu broke loose in the i'm
/ menss crowd Of .. coo terrified people as
/ the flames were seen working -heir way
/ about the Boomerang's gas bag. and
H women and children were trampIed under
{ foot as the immense mass of people
I sUrge5 from the grounds and across the
{ fields in pursuit of the ship.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
GERMANY SIDES
WITH The SULTAN
France and Spain AstOunded
at SelfiShneSS.
PARIS NEWSPAPER CRITICAL
Kaizer-s Action, at the Heels Of
Consul Who Went from Tangier
10 Fez Unexpectedly, Has Created
Indignation and May Result in
Further Complication in Morocco,

Paris. Sept 2-Germany's gratuitous
advocacy Of NIulai Hafd. coming on top
OF the sudden and unexpected departure
Of DR.. VasseL the German consul at Tan
gier. for Fez. has created general surprise
and Indignation.
It is interpreted as signifying Ger
rnauy-s intention TO solve the Moroccan
question in her own interest. Ignoring the
fact that France and Spain. as mandate
ries at the A1gecir1s conference. were al
ready engaged in inquiries TO enable them
70 ascertain how far Mulai Hadds au-
thority could be regarded as permanent
It is stated that when the German
charge d'anaires here communicated his
governments note 10 the foreign Office
this afternoon he received formal ac-
Acknowledgement. accompanied by an ex-
preston Of surprise, at the step which in
the circumstance Is inexpIIcabIe-
France, Not TsmporIzina.
The Temps this evening prints what is
presumably an official note. designed to
combat the insinuation that France is
temporizing in regard 10 the recognition
Of NIuIai Hahd-
Il says. since the proclamation Of
8Iulai Hafd at Tangier. France. through
her minister there, has replied 10 in
q1iries Of the Moorish ministers that she
would not interfere IN the dynastIc ques-
ton and only demanded the maintenance
Of order. while she defined her viewpoint
by the following statements:
First. Il is Necessary that the powers should as
preliminary consider the guarantees necessa-y for
Eu-ureau Interests
Second. An agreement Of the powers as 10 tbe=s
Continued On Page 4, Column 9.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
ANOTHER AERIAL SUCCESS.
Cornell Students Perfect Heavier
than-air Machine.

Ithaca. y Y. Sept After several
days Of experimenting. the heaviar-taan-
air flying machine. which two Cornell
students. John c Buckhart. Of Portland
Oregon. and Oscar Trolicht. Of Indian
apolis. Ind. invented this summer. made
a successful flight to-day in the village
Of Va~na-
After running the machine along a rail
for about sixty yards it began to rise
and soon fitted through the air at a forty
mile an hour gait at about thirty feet
from the ground. After travelling several
miles through the air. Buckhart who
was driving the aeroplane. discovered a
ClUmp OF woods in front Of him Tuting
his machine 10 the grouHd he brought
IL 10 a stop without accident Buckhart
left to-day for Washington 10 witness
the government trials Of the Wright
brothers aeroplaue.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
CAPT. ANSON IN TROUBLE.
Former Leader of Chicago Team
Sukd by Mrs. c. p. Taft.

Former Leader of Chicago Team
Sukd by Mrs. c. p. Taft.
Chicago. Sept 2-The troubles Of Cap
Arson. which made Charles P. Taft
brother Of the Republican candidate FOR
President. a baseball promoter. Charles
W Murphy mzgnate. and the Cubs pen
naut winners. eliminated to-day. when
Mrs. Anna s Taft, wife Of the nominee 5
brother. was given judgment for pos
session Of premises occupied by A @
Arson 6- Co as a billiard hall al 1911
AIaEison street
II was alleged in the complaint by Mrs.
Taft that the Anson company failed 10
paw any rent for the last year During
most Of that time the former leader OF
the Chicago National League club has
been in financial trouble.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
CUMMINS TO Be NAMED.
Friends of Iowa Governor VIII sup
port Him in Legislature.

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. at looks to-
night as though Gov Albert 3. Cummins
would be elected on Wednesday next to
fill the Unexpired term OF the late Senator
William B. Allison.
The governors friends in the legislature
had a caucus at a late hour tonight. in
which they unanimously agreed to sup
port him. Apparently the only way the
stand-patters can prevent Cummins' cleo
ton Will be 10 present a candidate Of
their own and thus deadlock the general
assembly
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
WILL CONFER IN TEXAS.
Ambassador Thompson and Costa
Rican En- Route to Austin.

Dallas, Tex. Sept 2-Gov. Campbell at
noon to-day received a telegram from
D E Thompson. United States Ambassa-
dor TO Mexico, dated al Cotula. Tex. con-
veying the information that he and For
eign Minister Luis Adamson. Of Costa
Rica. were en- route TO Austin TO see Gov.
Campbell The purpose Of their mission
TO the Texas capital was not disclosed.
The diplomats reached Austin late to-
night Their mission viii not be officially
made known before tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
WANTS NAMES MAJORITY.
Hitchcock spares No Effort to Get
Out Vote.

Chicago. Sept indications that no
efforts would be spared in getting Maine's
Republican voters out at the State cleo
ton. September (. came after If was an
nounced at Republican national head
quarters that Chairman Hitchcock would
leave Chicago tomorrow night for the
East
Mr.. Hitchcock viii stop in Ohio. to con-
fer with William H Taft Then he viii
hurry to New York City. whence the big
fight to save the Republican plurality OF
5000 in Maine will be directed
Chairman Hitchcock passed the day in
conference with Henry -. Williams. State
chairman of Ohio. going over the fight in
that state.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
FALLS 300 FEET
To HIS DEATH
Twenty-Five Thousand See
AerOnaut's Tragedy.
AIRSHIP WRECKS IN SKY
Charles Oliver Jones and = the
Boomerang" No More.
AIRSHIP WRECKS IN SKY

Wife and Child in Crowds that
Watch Famous Navigator When
the Craft Catches Fire and the
Flames Make Their Way to the
and send Occupant to Earth.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
BIG TREES ARE SAVED.
CaIaveras Grove of California Is
Threatened by Flames.

Threatened by FIamez
Stockton, Cal Sept 2-The forest FIRE
which last night threatened to destroy
the Calaveras grove Of big trees is now
under control This is the dead mother
Of the forest" the top limbs Of which
were burned Sparks from the top Of
this tree. 800 feet above the ground were
carried through the grove. and gave rise
to reports that the whole grove was burn
ing
Three hundred ranchers from the sur
rounding country. with force Of forest
rangers. are fighting 20 keep the fire in
neighboring forests from entering Big
Tree Grove This they have succeeded in
doing because there IS little underground.
but II a strong wind comes Up the big
seQUoias may be destroyed.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
TWO WOMEN FALL
IN STRIKE RIOT
Troops FireIndiSeriminate
Into Miners Ranks.
ATTACKED SUBSTITUTES
One Of the Victims Held a Baby
in Her Arms.
ATTACKED SUBSTITUTES

Little One Escapes Injury and Is
Picked Up When Mother Falls
Fatally Shot-SceHe NJ the Shaft of
the PenEsyIvaufR Coal Company
500 Men Had Been Replaced
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
FORAKER CUDDLES
Up To Mr.. TAFT
CapitulateS, Boots and All, at
Toledo Love Feast.
''NOILL FEELING TALL"
Ohio Senator Declares He Is a
Loyal Republican.

Taft shows His Gratitude for
Pledges, Though He Makes No Com
initial Regarding the Next For
aker Expedition, Which Was Ex-
pected by Senator's Friends Who
Brought About reconciliation
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

PAGES TELEGRAPHIC-
Foraker in Line for Taft
1-Germsny Sides with Sultan
boardwalk Victim May Die
1-Aeronaut Falls 10 His Death
democrats Name Eastern Manager.
S-Senatorial Scandal Stirs Wisconsin.
3-Hains Brothers To Be Tried Apart
LOCAL.
2-L0cal History Of PairO Sisters.
2-City Democrats Hold Lively Session.
2-Labor Day Plans Are Complete.
2Printers 10 Fight tuberculosis.
-Butchers Hold Barbecue at Bernirg
AAeroplane Nay Fly To-day
Father HimmeI Gives His Plans
12-North Carolina Spurns Leper
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
H!UDSPETH NAMED
To MANAGE EAST
Mack'S Choice a New Jersey
Man of Note.
KENNEDY CHOSEN AID
Bryan Headquarters VIII be in
Hoffman House.

National Chafrman's Eastern Ad-
viSOry Committee includes Nc
Graw, of West VirEfniai Talbot
and Brown, of Maryland; SauIs-
syIvania, and Gov. Higgins.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia
Fair and cooler to-day; to-mor-
TOW. fair; light to fresh north
westerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
Gov Fort Says Police Can Handle
Boardwalk Case

Sea Grit y J. Sept There is no
Truth IN a published interview alleged
TO have been given by me in which I said
1 would interfere in the Roberts case at
Atlantic City" said Gov Fort tonight.
- man came here yesterday. who said
that he represented a Baltimore news
paper. and I told him I would not take
any part In the matter. unless I was re-
ouested 10 do so by the Atlantic City au-
rh0rfties
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
PARLIAMENT FOR CHINA.

Pel<in, sept An edict was
issued to-day outlining the pro
posed constitution for the empire.
IL includes a provision for an
eventual parliament
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
KNEE DRESS a La BLOOMER.
Woman Walking BoStOn's Streets
Causes Sensation.

Boston. Sept "A yelling. laughing
crowd Of nearly 10o1 persons poured into
Pembert0u square this afternoon at the
heels OF Isabel Louise johnson. who de-
scrI5ss herself as an aItruist- The woman
wears knee dress cut a IA bl00mer
She said she wore this costume because
Of the muddy streets Of Boston
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
SII Niagara Falls Excursion, sept. IL,
Baltimore and Ohio.

Special train standard coaches and par
lor cars from Washington 7-45 a. m 60
ing via Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley
route Liberal StOp-OVerS returning Tick
cts good returning within fifteen DAYS.
Cheap side trips from Niagara Falls.
Next and last excursion October >
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Golden Rod and Other Flowers
For weddings Blackstone. 14th and II ST.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

800 10 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg
81 35 to Berkeley Springs. 500 TO CumbeT.
land and return Special train leaves
Union Station SIS a. m Sunday, SePtem-
Der 9Th
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Virginia Pine StuddinG. $50 Per 100 TT
Always WarpS and twists Libbey & Co
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Scranton. Pa. Sept "a rot. in which
two women were fatally shot followed
an attack upon a party of vvo-iz-uea, VINO
were taking the places Of 5ao men and
boys at the Mountain shaft q the Penn
syIvania Coal Company. at Dunmore.
near here
IN an effort TO prevent g pitched bat
Tie between the angry mob Of dis
EruutIed miners and The men Who had
taken their places a troop Of State con-
stabuiary hurried from their barracks 10
the scene Of the trouble
They were Unable 10 restore order by
a show Of arms. and 81 was necessary TO
FIRE several volIeys into the attacking
party before the crowd could be dis
persed.
Bullets from the carbines hit Mrs. Lena
kaIwrecka. who was wounded il the
less and abdomen. and Mrs Annie Con-
deac1- who was shot three times in the
arm. shoulder. and neck
Held Baby in Arms.
Mrs Condeach carried a baby in her
arms. but the youuEster escaped being
hit by the bullets When the woman fell
the child was picked up by those who
stood next TO her
The women were taken into g physi-
clans Office near by They are alive,
but unconscious. and doctors say their
wounds will prove fatal n a fen hous
The conflict occurred about O'Clock
and was preCipltatsd by The strikers and
their sympathizers stoninE the men wh1
had taken thei- places while the latter
were being escorted from the mines by
the Constabulary- Il was the second con
fiict Of the day.
In the morning. when the men were be
ing taken 10 work in a train Of cars The
strikers stopped the train and chased
the workers with sticks. stones. and
other weapons The mine superintendent
was injured IN this riot
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

North Carolina Yellow Pine Lasts Five
Times as long as Va pine LIbbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
WARRENION BOWS
At EQUINE SHRINE
First Day Of the Horse Show
Marred by Falls.
FIVE THOUSAND ON GROUNDS
Entry List i Large in Many Of the
CIasses-LeoEard Homer, On PEN
non; Brook II Baker, on A C., and
T. W Oakley. on Paradox, Are
Among Those Who Have Falls.

SPECIAL 70 TIE Wasli1gt11 Esrid
Warrenton, Va. sept Under ideal
weather conditions. the first day of the
tenth annual War-entO1 Horse Show
opened herr to-day. An estimated crowd
Of 500 was IN attendance the hrst day.
larger by 1900 than the usual first day
crowd
The first two hours of the morning was
devoted 70 the pudEinE OF Allies suitable
for breeding purposes. heavy draft horses
and one or two driving classes
: runaway in Class ls horses in harness
brought the eralG-Sts1d occupants 20 their
feet Royal Score became frightened and
dashed uadly across the ring and through
the fence. tearing out a whole panel. but
neither horse uoT buggy was injured
In the class for saddle horses that had
never won a blue ribbon prior 70 1913.
Bravo. owned by James h IaddUx. beat
DR.. Shirley Carter's Hornet though the
grand-stand was plainly with the latter
in the class for saddle horses, the Well
known Irish Rose. owned by E H Wealth
erbee. was the only horse in the class.
He won in a walk.
Royal Swell Defeated.
In the class for single harness horses.
/ in which there were thirteen entries.
| Garome. owned by Oak Grove Stock
Farm. won first place, though hotIy con
tested Royal Swell, owned by w
/ Lodge Boles. was given third place.
Royal Swell won four straight blues in
/ four classes shown in one Of the large
/ shows.
While going from the ring after this
class. Dr. Z L. Jones. driving Isabella.
was run into by another buggy and
thrown to the ground under his horses
! feet. II looked for some time as if he
would be killed. but fortunately escaped
( jumped from the ring. and completely
| demolished the buggy
Willow King, owned and ridden by Mrs.
( Allen Potts won with ease. his perform
| anCe being perfect Leonard Homer. on
I Pennon. and Brook n Baker. on A c.
| both fell in the jumping class, but with
| out serious results
w s. Sewers Justice won the free
! for-au handicap. HIS performance was
marvellous, and he easily took the lead
! over his fOrty-five competitors
| One Of the features Of the day was the
class in which the hunt teams were
shown. ridden over the jumps three
/ abreast. their riders in pink coats. In
1 this class the spectators could see the
1 horses a. they ran in the field. as well as
/ teams composed Of some Of the finest
Thoroughbred in the land. Although the
I blue ribbon was awarded to the Keswick
Hunt. the Warrenton Hunt team was a
very close second. only losing by one OF
the horses tipping one hurdle.
Better action IS seldom, If ever. seen
than that shown by Quick and Live,
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Va. Pine JOissS, Size Per 100 Feet.
But they warp and twist Libbey, N y. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

A Coed Investment.
ConOver Ice Cream Company Stock See
adv. in to-day's paper
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Va Pine Boards CBIack Stained.
Common. $50 per 100 # Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

North Carolina Studding-sfrafzhs-
Good, s. Per l00 Fl. Libbey & Co., 9th St
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

4 Good Investment.
ConoveT Ice Cream Company Stock See
adv in tO-day's paper
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Everybody wkO Has Common Sense
BUYS North Carolina Pine Libhay < ca,
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

4 Good Investment.
Conover Ice Cream Company Stock See
adv. in tO-day's paper
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

North Carolina JOists-S9raiSht-G
s Per 100 # Llbbey & Co, 6th st
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
VICTIM
Is NEAR TO DEATH
Little Hope Held Ont for
Charles Roberts.
HAS BEEN SLOWLY SINKING

SummOninE of Mrs Roberts TO Bed
side Gives Hint of Real Condition
Of Central Figure in Atlantic CIty-s
Nystery-Detective Ready to Take
Ante-mOrTem Statement.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Continued on Page 8, Column 6.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Moses 18th Annual September Sale.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-03

Noses I4th Annual September sale.
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Call for Foraker.

Continued on PAGE }, Column 8.