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The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23
T'I3Y
MAGNOLIA CLUB Straight Whisky
T. c. FOLBRE

I. C. FOLBRE, J K. & SO
 MT. A. L. Fitch, representing T. II. Bunch Co.,, Little Rock, was in town Monday night and Tuesday, and was royalty entertained by the "Owls."
 Mir. Will Watts, of Clarksville, Missouri, is welcome guest at the home of his brother-in-law, Hon. k. W. DeRositt. He came in Sunday night. It is his first visit to Arkansas and already he is charmed with the country and the good people he has met.
 If our rates are a little higher than others, may 1t not be possible that our service is better and therefore worth all that we ask for it. Would you not rather pay little more for good service than little less for that which is unsatisfactory? Our prices are right for our services are right.
 For real good, genuine value in coal, you can do no better than phone your order to MT. A. D. Boyle, at the Planters gin, No. 2l1, and tell him to put you in a supply of the Big Mud dy. The price is right and reason aDle ana the quallty way aD0Ve the price.
 Constipation is the rock that wrecks many lives; it poisons the very life blood. Regularity can be established through the use of Prickly Ash Bit ters. It is mildly cathartic and strengthens the stomach, liver and kidneys. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 The month of October has passed rapidly. Only one more issue. and that the fifth this month, of The Times. Only eight more issues before Christmas, and now is the time to ad vertise Get your copy in early next week so we can have time to give il careful attention.
 REGS-Do you need one? We have the 27-inch, ,36-inch, 4-feet, X 7-feet and the large room-size rugs, 9x12 feet al prices that are even lower than you expect. Our large stock is well as sorted too. Yon had better come while these prices are on Forrest City Furniture Company.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23

Try ton of that Big Muddy coal of The Planters Gin Go. It is screened free from dirt, slack and foreign substances, will give you satisfaction, and really costs no more than the in- ferior kind. Phone 2ll. A. D. Boyle, Manager.
 If you want jug of good whisky you can get it at the Magnolia Saloon, where there is great variety of brands, at prices to suit. Also wines, brandieS, mineral waters, bottle and keg beers, etc. Call and see us. T. C. Folbre, Jr., & Co,
 The ladies of the Church of the Good Shepherd desire to announce that they will have a choral service in the near future and that rehearsals are now going on. The exact date has not been set yet, but will be announced next week.
 The regular morning and evening services will be omitted at the Church of the Good Shepherd on Sunday, but special attention will be given to the Sunday School, which meets at ten o'clock. All will be welcome. Ed ward T. Mabley, rector.
 WANTED-Success Magazine re- quires the services of man in For rest City to look after expiring sub scriptions and to secure new business by methods unusually effective: posi- tiOn permanent; prefer one with ex- perience, but would consider any ap- plicant with good natural qualifica- tionS: salary Sl 50 per day with con- mission option. Address with refer ences, R. c. Peacock, Room 102, Sue cess Magazine Building, New York.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23
MAGNOLIA CLUB WHISKY Direct From Bonded Warehouse
 T. c. FoLBRE, JR. X Co.
 Exclusive Agents

@ANANtSA'S ~h tiiND
 l now have the biggest and best stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc, ever handled in this store. l want you to come and see them. 1 will certainly treat you right. F. C. Neely.
 l want to talk to you about putting in your winter supply of coal. Call me at phone No. 2ll, and if l don't make deal with you the fault won t be mine. A. D. Boyle, Manager.
 Miss Clara Bridewell has a kinder garten class of several sweet little tots at her home in the Russell addi- tion. They begun their studies last week and are getting along nicely.
 If you are pleased with our goods tell others; if anything comes up wrong tell us, and we will be ready to correct any error. The City Grocery, successors to L. F. Rollwage X Go.
 New and Fresh Groceries received every week from now on during the cold weather seasons. Anything you want, if we haven't it, will get for you on short notice. Phone Sl. F. c. Nicely.
 MT. Walter Lewis authorizes us to announce challenge to any farmer in St. Francis county to beat him as a one-mule farmer. Under his super vision, a hand on his plantation has cultivated and made twenty bales of cotton on twenty-one acres of land, with only one mule. He offers fine Stetson hat to anyone who can beat it.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23

Talk 10 Arthur Boyle about your winter supply of coal-phone 2l1, at the Planters Gin. He will give you the very best value for your money. All coal is screened and delivered free.
 It takes lots of advertising to sell cheap goods, therefore 1 leave that to others, for I have nothing cheap and never fail to ask you the right price for good goods. w. F. Evans, High Price Grocer.
 Bobbinet Curtains ns-Something new and noyel-white, ecru and Arabian. By far the incest showing ever seen in town Come in and see how reason able our prices are. Forrest City Fur niture Company.
 Russell Graham Alderson Company now have on hand their fall and win ter line of shoes selected from the Dutenhofer. Walk Over and Hamil- ton Brown brands of shoes. There are none better to be had.
 DRINK
 MAGNOLIA CLUB
 Pure Whisky
 T. C. FOLBRE, JR. X Co. The Times job department has been crowded with about all the work we could for two weeks, but we are about caught up" and can do your job right now. Phone 42 for printing of quality.
 Bring your furs. hides, ginseng, bees wax, old iron, metal, rags, bones, or anything else in the old junk line, to Mr. NJ. Rutsky, at the Warshavsky store, corner North Front and Rosser streets, and receive the highest price.
 A dainty breakfast, ,an elegant lunch or a sumptuous dinner may be had right on time if you phone your order for groceries to w. E. Kirby. Your pantry supplied complete with fresh goods. Phone 1s4. Prompt delivery.
 Snow Flake Curtains-Now, these are the newest and daintiest novel; ties in the curtain line. They tone up your room. If you haven't seen them, come in and let us snow them. $l.25 per pair. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Dizziness, spells of blindness, head ache and sour stomach are caused by torpid liver and constipated bowels Prickly Ash Bitters removes the cause Of the trouble and puts the system in perfect order. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 When you select mattress get one that you can tell about yourself. It's nat what the man tells you about it, it's what yon know about it. The Stearns & Foster mattress has laced opening; it's there to give you chance to look inside, see what it is made of, and how it is made. Becker & Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23
Soliciting Share of Your Patronage.
All Kinds of Repairing A Speciality.
Imperial Building, 2O6 Jackson Street,
 FORREST CITY, ARK.

Among the names of the Class who were admitted into the mysteries of the Scottish Rite by the conferring of the 32d degree, at Little Rock We'd nesday evening, were Abe M. Ash and Otis Stevens of Forrest City, and Pey- ton T. Scott of Wynne.
 A paper was circulated the first of the week by His Honor Mayor K. J. lzard and Alderman James l.. Scott for the signatures of ma ajority of the property holders, looking to the estab- lishment of the new improvement district and extension of the water mains. It was being numerously signed and will no doubt receive the amount necessary.
 There are many kinds and many grades of coal at all kinds of prices, but for medium low priced coal with very high quality behind it. the Big Muddy, sold, and delivered free, by the Planters Gin Company. is unsurpassed for general household and office purposes. It is screened. Try ton, and if you like it, let us put in your supply for winter. A D. Boyle, manager
 'The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" was one Of the best attractions which has come to the Becker & Lewis opera house in several seasons, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all present, there being much larger house than usual. The company is good one, especially the Sweetest Grip and the Major. The piece has some tend encies to exaggeration, which is calcu- lated to make one 5000 n-a-r-vous,n - but taken altogether it was all right
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23

Fall Groceries at Neely's.
 Fall Dry Goods at Neely's.
 FleiSchman's Yeast at Evans.
 Fresh fall groceries at Neely's
 Business is picking up a little
 New Dill Pickles at F. C. Neely.
 Dependable printing at The Times office.
 Nicely has anything you want in Gro. ceries-
 Nicely has anything you want in Dry Goods.
 We can't do good printing at shoddy prices.
 5000 rolls of wall paper at Becker & Lewis.
 Are you feeding up the Thanksgiv. ing turkey?
 Insure your property with Taylor, Knight X Go.
 FOR RENT - Five-room cottage. ". J. Lanier. s Just received new crop cranberries. - C. Medley. Just received, this years catch of eodtiSh. k. C. Nicely. When you think of Fresh Groceries, think of Nicely, phone sl.
 Mir. E. E. Reedy, of Goodwin. was a business visitor in town Tuesday \ very complete line of school SUD- plies may be found at the Newsstand. Heinz Large School Pickles. just received at F. C. Neely's. They are fine. Try that Magnolia Club Whisky bottled in bond-at the Magnolia Saloon. For the finest sweet potatoes. and the best strawberry plants, tele- phone 246. Now is the time to feed your chick ens on green cut bone. For sale by T. O'Brien. Hon. F. w. DeRoSitt has purchased a inc driving mgre, and will make the dust fly. Room and board for four or six | young gentlemen. Apply to Mrs. NJ E. Blanton. | FOUND-A pair of scissors. Owner may have same by calling and paying Tor this notice. LOST-A chain with pearl and slug pendant. Return to Miss Lyda Mason at the postotfic. If l please you, tell others. If I cont, tell me, and l will try again aeely, phone Sl. 4&Hend or phone Sl for some of that MA California Dried Fruit, just re ceived at Neely's.
 You always paid at least loc per roll TOT wall paper. Becker x Lewis sell Tor DC per roll.
 New GritS, New Mackerel and other ,a new ana splendid things to eat just received at Neely's.
 For Sewer Pipe and Fittings also We'll Filing, see 5. P. Nc. paniel, the Plumber.
 NO matter what it is in the line of ,ainlture line, Becker x Lewis have ]" ana at the right price.
 We hope the supply of Thanksgiv- ~s turkeys will be good this year and 'e"ould like to engage one.
 ,o uon't forget to call around and pay souf yo subscription to The Times, when ''u sell that bale of cotton.
 sss,e Sse Weier for all kinds of concrete
 so,h grate and tile setting. All
 ''A done on short notice.
 oOod %o printing at reasonable prices
 sssa, sur motto. You will have to go
 '"here for the other kind.
 dsSuae dsSu.ned Swiss Curtains-very dainty
 isas isatsns, rs., 75c and sl.25 per pair. For
 '0i'y Furniture Company.
 sarss sne moving picture show has been
 W. w. into one of the Gatling halls
 tAs rnaasSlington street and is open to
 puolie every night.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23
Card of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere and heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during my wlfe's and mothers illness ana since her death. We deeply ap- preclate these attentions and are grateful.
 DAN WYLDs and Children.
The Forrest City times., 1908-10-23

DAN WYLps and Children.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01
nENocRATIc coNvFNTloN

@H
 The Democratic Central Committee have sent out the following formal snt official call for territorial con- Ssnsion 10 be held as Juneau on the 18th dsy of Msy. next:
 Juneau. Alaska, Jan. -. i9<NS,
 The Democratic territorial commit ,ss having met st Juneau. Alaska, January al, 1908. have fixed Monday. Mar Is. 1908. as the date and Juneau, Alaska. as the place for holding the Democratic territorial convention.
 Said convention Is called for the purpose of nominating s candidate for delegate to congress. select six dele gates snd six slsernstes to the Demo cratic national convention to be held in the city of Denver. state of Cobra do. July :. 1908, snd electing terri sorisl central committee.
 The three judicial divisions gre al lowed fifty delegates each. appofsion- ed Ss follows:
 First dissrics-YAnkee Basin. |: Eagle River, l, Juneau, $; Skagwsy, ,: Keschikan, ,: Sulzer, 1; Copper mount. |. Tresdwell. |; Petershurg. l.: Douglas. 6: Niblack. |; Wisugell. ,; Sitks, ?: killisnoo, |; Hadley. | Ciy psum. l: Windhsn, l; Hoonah, l Tenakse. l; Dolomi. l; Shakan. l dsines, |.
 Second dissrics-kewalik, l: Sol omon. l: Good Hope. l: lgloo, l: St. Nichsels, l; Bluf. l: Solomon Creek. ,: P.. Clarence, l. Golden Gate, l; Candle. ?: Penney, l; Taylor, l; Sal mon Lake, l: Dahl. l: Deering, l; CaSsadepaga, l: Gold Run. |; kou- sarok. l; Nulaso. |; Innoko. l; hus- Sokwirn. l, Cornell. ,: Norton Bay, |: Kobak, l; Tin City, l: Nome, -. Third dissrict-Jack Wade. l Birch Creek, |: Dome City, }: Eagle ,: Gilmore, ?: Tanans. ,: Chena, | Fairbanks Creek, I: Sunrise, l: Ls
 Touche. |: Kodiak, l; Pedro, l
 1leary City, ,: Esther Creek. l Rampant. ?; Circle City. ?; CordOva, ,: Sexard. }: Valdez, 5; Fairbanks j: kasalls. ?: ElIauar. l Unga, l. All Democratic conservative eiti sens regardless Of past political afiIi stious or differences who can unite with Us in an effort for pure econouf
 .cal constitutional government arr cordially invited to assist in seading | delegates 10 said convention. ". ". CASEY. Chairman 2. BACH, Secretary.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01
PREDICTS HIGHER COPPER

J. Parke ChanuiDg, mining eLgi- ueer and president of the Tennessee Copper compauv. says: 'Basicaily. The copper situa5iou is no different than it was year ago. The lagiti- mate demand has and SFlI continue u increase ss Electrical de7eIopnsn; continues 10 increase n ths country. and at the same time the production will only about keep paee with the increased demand. As h4s been point sd out t.rne and again, ,he supply oi the raw material. that is, of copper ores. is lglnited, and is not and cannot, as is the case of iron ore. be es.lmat- ed as hundreds of millions ot tons.
 ..What the average price of c5ppeF for shs year l.s}s will bs is hard IL sell. though IL seems quite likely tha, before the end of the year, sixteen os even seventeen cents may be expected for she metai. While the law of sup ply and demand ua0oa5tediy gogefu- Ehe immediate price of copper. ulti- ms.ely sne cast Q, production is one ol the prime gsl items. The cost ot pro- dacing cUgper has professionally sd- vanced tEo ceu;s in the last thr-e oi four years, ard, therefore, to make even the sn7e returns, q price oi aey- enteen cents today would only equal that Of fifteen cents three CT fOur years sg0. which az ibss fiue was considered normal price fog tne COZ sumer and psossseer alike. k seems quite lik-ls -hsG there will oe 10 iR- crease in lie production i'y any of tine closed niaes until copper shall have yora h.a1oi..I fffeeu ceufs.''
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01
WITH ALASKA EXCHANGE Es

The N ase Nugget tells Of an in seresting experiment. that is being tried in tist section 10 conserve the water sUpgg" for placer mining next summer, .'y ogera0Eiug the waters oi some of ii creeks. ard thus causing au accumB aflon of ice sufficient to ln- sure au ab1 daat supply of water when it tha~s ogs ~nen Gbe warm weather comes again.
 The Kadiak Gold Mining company will this spring install 4 t@enty stamp mill on irs property near Uyak Bay. This is inc property recently taken over by syndicate headed by Nat Gcod win. The org is said to go. si5 to the ton ~isb practically no limit 10 the rock in sigbt.-JuDeau Record.
 -Preparafions are being made to transport the immense mining outfit of the Gugge1heims 10 the Bonanza mine in the Chittyna Valley, as soon as the trails are in shape Wonder why they don't wait for that railroad to  be finished.
 The First Bank of KatslIa did not open as expected, owing to the fnan- ciaI striDgency iu the states, but is said to be certainty in April.
 Rather expensive litigation that The Juneau Dispatch notes the arrival in that town, from the court steno- grapber a; Fairbanks. of the transcript c proceedings in the Bsrner'sB " case, which is being appealed to higher court with c. 0. U. charges of sI. lGG. : 5O. The Dispatch says 'he transcript came over the trail to Valdez and u i'll, on payment of the charges. be io-- warded to the clerk of the appellate court at San Francisco.
 There is talk st KataIla Of incor- porsting the town in order that better facilities may be provided fos street
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01
BREAAlNU IaG NEWS

The matrimonial failure of Pat. : bartender in the center oi the city, has been commou know ledge for son. { time, and 1t has also been DO secret that Pat really does not blame his wife for her in patience with his hah- i.s. Pat is in dead earnest when he says that his wife is really too g0o0 for him and deserves divorce, which ,he self-abashiug Pat would giadlX grant her if II wasn't so expensive. The good faith of Pat in this respect was. however. never more fOteihlE illustrated than during the severe n tack of pneumonia from which he las just recovered. Pat. the doctors say you are very sick. said his wife dur ing her visit to she hospital one day. What do they really say? Yot can't hurt ne hg telling the truth,
 answered Pat. Well. Pat, they say that you canaot live. whispered the wife. finally yielding 10 Pats insis- sens deuaud for rbe truth. Don you believe i,: dOctots make a habsI of holding cut hopes 10 the last,
 drawled Pat III his weatisolna style They are only breaking The news Il you gently am going D get well. -Phila6s4p paia Record.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01
THE ART OF FALsIFYING

The Herald has repeatedly referred 10 the rsnk injustice thst Is Icing done this community and section hs unprincipled and irresponsible neas- paper correspondents in Naldee and Seattle. There is an old saying 10 the effect that '.a lie has no legs, but nevertheless il travels faster than slow going truth and seatsers far a.ad wide. as it gees tum5ling along gath ering momentum as it progresses,
 The lies being tabricated and prlui- si about kasalla are cumulative. They have no end and their varieties are indeed marvellous in their bald ness. Having no cable communication we know nothing here oi the uuil osh> that find their way 10 Seattle tson. yalsiez, until perhaps several weeks have passed. and in the meautime they have been accommodating 50 rapd { lv that life Is too short to attempt tu refute them. Here Is one that wlli serve as s sample lt MRS conceived | in Valdez hue found birth in Seattle \ few weeks sgo the little steamer Corsair while taking passengers out 10 a steamer became disabled, ano
 was driven before furious gale,
 6nally reaching Valdez in safety, torty-eigat hours later. Now mark this. Niue days afterward a Valdez dispatch 10 ,he Seattle Times detaileC the prohahle loss of the Corsair wisli all on board. Such peryersioas o'
 truth gre damoniaeaIly brutal { kataIla Herald.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

There usyer vas a hen that wss cis- clsased with . fight between sSc roosssrs. Jay Gould's daughter in Paris has contemplated she fight be- tween Boui and Ssgan, with feelings cos rsuoss from sAsisfacsio1-
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

The Neu York Sun thinks Bryan will 10. be nominated. Whether bry- ID or some other man be nominated st Denver. she platform on which De yiu stand should determine ~hesher men will support or oppose him.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

I,,he New York World can nomi- css. Governor Johnson for Presidsu. ard ysc all the Johnsous. all the Smiths, all she Jo1eses and sii inc Rohinsons to vose for him. the balance o. power may De shifted from Missis- slppl Valley to . city directory.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

I. seems so be the consensus of opin- ion that old 1907 wss 10. such o2a year after all.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

The Herald is in . position 10 stass that according 10 present well nasur' sd plans, as leass ss5'0, C.o tons ot eoa
 will De shipped from the port Of hs- .alia during the year lels. snd nors than two railroads will enter the eosl fields from Ks.alls--kas.lls Herald.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

The Republican Presidency-nakeTs would liks 10 insure she nominee of their party from defeat by William j. Bryan. Some of she Republican sec ord-ra,ers might oe bes,en oy ar. Bryar, because | considerable number Of Republican ersnks stand read! se join with ..l shs Democratic crsaks io favor Of the man from Nebraska
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

The brewers and distiIlers of she country have formed sn organization kuoEn ss the Model License league to combat the AnIi-SaIoon League of America. The main weapon to be used by the Model License league, strange as is may appear so some, is 'edIence to law and better lays. The ] Hgus proposes 70 ofssiu legislation sbat zilI make liquor license such 8 valuable thing and go easily forfeit able for . breach Of the law that retail CTS ~iiI keep to ths letter of the law in their oxn interests. Another sfors ni shs Model league will be 10 have laws passed to prohibit more than one saloon for every 5Oo inbsbi- tapts in town or city.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

"Nooe can 100 strongly insist upon she elementary taes shss you eanno; build shs supsrs-rue.are ct public virtue. The sum c. she parts is the whole, and if re wish 10 make that whole, the state, the representative Aod exponent and symbol of deee1ey l. nus. De 60 nsie through the decen- cr, public snj privs.e. Of ihe average c:siEsa. ."-Presidsus Roosevelt
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

Ja... Liadeberg, sho came 10 Alas- IA from Lspl.1d asa reindeer herder h 1893 and vho Es one 0. the dls- eover.rs of Anvil creek s1d tbereby n,te good sized fortune. distio- guish.d himsel. recently ia the Butler hotel. Seattle. by making a speech dsnouucing home rule for Alaska.
 Eov wealth has changed Jsfes- i fs. years ago he didn't know the difference bs.seen hons rule and 3 hole in .hs ground.-K.salls Herald.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-02-01

The strictly religious or morally cd rsa.ioaaI character Of Miss Helen Gould's gifts does nos appear, except vAse they resch large 6sures- These ie@er gi.ts of hers are ncs general! knowc: To sbe American School for Girls a. Luxor, Egyps. s. 600; to she American College for Women as As sicu, ir Egypt, 6. o1o: 10 the Aueri- ca, Schoo, ss Cairo, G.0sn 70 Aueri- can schools .. Jerusalem, Damascus scd Ts1us, e. No each. And there ara uary like instances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-19
Cutting the School Estimates.

With school children crowded into rooms
beyond their capacity, and forced to
double up in their classes to save room
and compelled to occupy perishable build
ings with perhaps 10000 of the Districts
school population disconnected and en-
dangered and inadequately provided with
equipment, II i'll behooves the House Dis
trict subcommittee on appropriations to
cut the estimates for new structures from
81. 100000 to $500. GOO Such cut means
of course that ii the House itself approves
the recommendation the total carried by
the bill must be raised by the Senate
Then will come a compromise in the con-
ference. the best result of which will be
a totally inadequate provision of funds
Tor this purpose.
!. This is the worst aspect of the penny
vise-poundfoolish policy which has been
pursued by Congress for some years in
dealing with the District. 1t all arises
from the mistaken notion that it is DOS
sible to maintain the capital upon proper
basis and at the same time to provide
funds for the great permanent works of
Improvement and equipment out of the
current revenues. Again and again has
the fallacy OF this proposition been dem
onstrated. 1t has been repeatedly shown
that unless Congress allows the District
to meet it's extraordinary demands by
means of Iong-.erm borrowings. with re-
funding arranged upon an equitabl and
business-like oasis. it cannot expect the