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The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30
Meets Death in Runaway.

Just as The Times was going to press on last Thursday evening, news ,1aciied ,IaC us to the effect that Bud niil' white farmer, on the Island .a'nl near Old river, had met tragic ueath in a runaway accident at the seiiiey Orchard crossing on the Rock .siano railway about two miles east VI the city. Hill made crop the sAS' season with "Jim" New, and was su'ou'e home from the city in his "asoh where he had been to sell cot ao, son ana purchase supplies. At the ,s ,S.n9 Ill the road mentioned above, sae s. team Hill was driving took fright .n louf'seated automobile. In his oa oaOftS 10 stop the animals, Hill broke ,t .pe oi the lines, at which juncture ma Unioftunate man was thrown out aaa aa under the wagon, the wheels aan paSsine over his body, breaking his eg'iar e' bone and otherwise injuring nm internally.
 .. ne runaway team was captured a aoou1 mile from the scene of the so, seeiueht by a negro who brought it on
 up the road where the injured
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30
Negro No. , for Christmas.

News of another bloody Christmas tragedy in which two negroes were again the principals, reached the city Tuesday morning to the effect that Will Jones, alias shorty had shot and killed Henry Lucas, near the Fitzpatrick place on the old Military road in Johnson township.
 Squire F.. Hurley repaired to the scene of the crime, impaneled a jury and made inquiry into the case, at which time the fact was ascertained that all the trouble arose over '.an oman. :"
 In the meantime, Shorty" the shootist, took to his heels, which call ed for Deputy James Franks and the blood hounds, who hit the fleeing negro's trail, but brought up sharp at the river bank and was lost.
 Further evidence was found which seemed to indicate that several darkies had conspired together to kill the deceased, Lucas, and three negroes in the persons of Frank and Bud Savage, two brothers, and Bud Metcalf, were arrested by Deputy Franks and brought on to Forrest City to join the ranks of prisoners in our already oyerfowing jail.
 Thus we come to record the second negro killing for St. Francis county during the holiday week, and again we are brought face to face with the proposition that the slaughter and bloodshed among the negroes has reached point where it should be seriously and soberly considered. Aside from the criminal aspect of such conditions, these continued negro killings are expensive to the county, and lays heavy burden on the taxpayers. As The Times has stated before, the continuation of such crimes is revolting and an out rage against decency and the law. Let them be stopped.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30
nan was found where he had fallen in

man was found where he had fallen in the road.
 Hill Was picked up and carried to a house nearby where he was attended by physician, but his wounds were of such serious nature as to place him beyond the reach of surgical or medi- cal skill. and he died about 5:30 o'clock.
 Hill made a statement just before he expired to the effect that his team had been frightened by an automobile, but he could tell nothing that would lead to the identification of the chauf. feur.
 Hill leaves a wife and two children to mourn their loss to whom The Times joins in sincere condolence and sympathy.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30
Wants to Help Some One.

For thirty years, J. F. Boyer, of Fertile, Mo-, needed help and couldn't find it, That's why he wants to help some one now Suffering so long himself he feels for all distressed from backache, nervousness, loss of ap- petite, lassitude and kidney disorders. He shows that Electric Bitters work wonders for such troubles. Five bottles, he writes, wholly cured me and now l am well and hearty" It's lso positively guaranteed for liver trouble, dyspepsia, blood q disorders. female complaints and maj ria. Try them. j0c at all druggists.
 We wish you A Very Happy and pr0snar0ns NeW \ gar
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30
Ends Winters Troubles.

10 many, winter is season of trouble. trouble. The frost bitten toes and hh'hssers' chapped hands and lips, chil- JL,aalns, cold sores, red and rough snh, ssa'hs, prove this. But such troubles ny oeiore Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A bns tsiai conyinces. Greatest healer of sua ouaanS, bolls, piles, cuts, sores, eczema "'' spfains. Only 25c at all druggists
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30

sl.o0 bottles. Remember, you can ob- tain Rexall Remedies in Forrest City only at our store, e,-The Rexall Store. l, T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-30

We wish you A Very Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-27


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sss1
lied liiea ias M Il
IN vics was l,sIa iagf ~
with Rev se: s
ofieia Bod sl1'S
the lanuel
g isTos
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morse nosssn eng 4. Y ~ Shfsah
& 81 n's'e nan 3 & 83g 81 8 s.
! aTI ais one
81 We ies1d - gssrs
sina lSlyer te'a Us erln isisE
nifty nth the AN ng so Que
new ettlerss ere y llicl We g. badly
81 need st fha5 Ian ls ll llS
ne scrops are lars
Oscar 81 Olson ha &; hire Eran
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Henry Never ls,ft for Dakota lonl'
day n here he inf 'sS
sof the winte
Ills AIRING and Nick Baker
were to Middle iiyeI Tuesday tos ats
tend the Gasar 81 % we'd ,d din 81 q
crowd Sof young FOL visited at'
mo eyer's Sunday evening
ATTENDING report good time
@ Senlson of Thief liver
lis visited with her & br,ot her Jno.
Whitman and fanil over SATURDAY
and sund az
I The elevator at Steiner has closed
after a very succ essful fall and IN
tiers run:
Ole Ihle has just fin ished digging ii
well for Otto RI pprecht and got al
good flow Of water at l65 feet b
looks rather suspicious seq
John n ohnson getting up 80 much
wood
Among those who transacted bust
ness at Thief River Fails Monday
We're Carl Steiner and Herman simon
son.
Y is rum ~, th one gof sonr yo0ng,
ladies IS going to Canada e become
one of King Edwards subjects
NIiss ella simonsong il spending q
few days visiting with friends ii
Holt
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&. spolI or( VIII Is &c the|
Vindsor Hotel warren. Teb.I
1. one ~ examtned Glasss
lifted n
ORIG 10 .; roCl< OLDER n

The regular annual meeting of the
stock hold lers of the arren ame I'D
q ~ ssociat q lon 81 IS arren innesota,
VIII he q held 81 the City sc 81.
rem Sc Y Finn tuesday 1910 81
clock sa
Dated at arr Inn, az s. IS,
1910.
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~, 4 s. y n |.
/ I VALLEY.
g 4 81 u 4 - 81 = at j Il 4 4
Jan. q. Hello who says Marshal
County doesn't have fine weather
We don't.
Mr.. Lars Dalen and sister, Miss An
4 ME, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Morke1
last Sunday.
3s Mr.. "A, SeIland was a caller at ar
rem last Friday for the purpose Of Oh
tanning his citizen papers. N. u. and
q. r. Nelson accompanied him as Wit
nesses.
Miss Clara Knutson is at present
working at the Grygla Hotel
Born to Nj. and Mrs Oscar Tyeten
q Monday, Jan al fine baby girl.
All concerned doing nicely. 8 SIS
n. G. Nelson who has been visiting
his sons. Noldus and Oscar, for some
time, returned last week to his home
/ Near Twin alley. Inn
Hiss Annie Dalen left yesterday fof
0iyndon. MINI. to visit with her ais.
tsr, Mrs. g. a. 5royeF.
Among those who left TOR Middle
River With grain loads this week are:
Andrew Morken. Simon Bergseng Jr.,
Thor Blikon. Lars Dolen. Oscar Mel.
son, Noldus Nelson, ON Haukaas
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S EPHEN.

IS " 81
Healin was shop ping Is Is stepl-
en- esday
SAM can has pllre ilased s. new
gasoline 81 gine With Il. saw and feed
grinder this lools lsiness.
.dosen' tsit Sam
al Perry Bus Il and ffaIlilg were guests
Of friends is nay Come sun
ana bert Short s. turned
home Tuesday after 3 liz Week visit
with friend ii Illinois and Ohio
basket social Vim given at the
Donnelly school house. six mil west
81 STEP linrs day ning, Feb.
81 SO eYer bod IS Invited to at
tend Ladies PLEASE bring baskets.
Program begins glht clock
Florence Bush teach er.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-01-27

10 have Bank 81 tloit !

dinner at the Evergreen Hotel with
Al the business men in town and also
with the creamery board and an ar
srangement was made to start a co.
operative bank at Holt and the people
signed with an undo ling that all
business men and farmers are ii favor
81 such a bank.
Business Increases s., o0o.oo
The annual meeting Of the Farmers
cooperative Co. was held Saturday,
the 22nd and ne showed an Increase
in business Of some over Sc, 900. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year.
al Serum, Secretary.
Nels Eng lbretson, treasurer.
Theodore Serum, Chas. Smith and
Werner directors s#
The stock holders took the notion
to cut down the expenses by using
only three directors instead Of five
and a president Now the three di-
rectors choose their own president
among the three.
The business Of Holt Is kind OF
going but it will soon increase.
We are having fine January wealth
er. sssH
Mrs. Olof Iverson died at the hos.
pital in Thief River Falls the other
{ day and the funeral will be held at
Holt today Mrs, Iverson was a good,
strong, hard working, woman until
the sickness came in the form Of can
Ger. She leaves her husband to
mourn her loss.
Miss Annie Erickson, daughter OF
John b Erickson, is at the hospital
in Thief River Falls We understand
she is getting q little better, and we
will be glad when we. may see her
come to Holt as usual, with a horse
and cutter. .
Mrs. and Miss Carlson. Of Strip,
came up yesterday for a visit with the
hotel keeper. Miss Carlson has been
working at the Evergreen Hotel, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Risberg are glad to see
them.
a petition to the Great Northern
railway company is in circulation to
have the name Of this station changed
from Sandridge to Holt. We all hope
that the company will do so.
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sstantl oinet the older 81 al.
ISL liz most beautiful woman
have ever seen ent hi sias tical IL IS.
pied tie younger On i.
at IS quite an assertion M som
showever,l an an not &c cusing YOU sc 81 ex.
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that there are other beautiful women
the wor ia. ssS
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but her ilus band Was half !
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our legation at st Peters bur
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band tho vas Old enough to- be her
fsther left her well provided for, nav
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klio W Nj at vas the a,,ts
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& u y u i i {. Il NJ q 4 Il y u q II
an. Photos aphing is becoln;
Ing ute popula among the young
people Of this community
Otto Olson and q ON Hauglid went
! tto hief ] River Fails last Friday to at
tend q shoe box party Mr. Olson ins
tends TO bring load Of wood back,
thus doing like the kid when he killed
Two flies in one hi 81
Hans Sande and Oscar Hauglid
and families visited Gust Pederson's.
last Thursday.
Mabel Roam resumed her school
term il Dist 279 last NJ onday
Elling Olson and Willie Hauglid
listed John Olson's last Sunday
Albert Olson called on his folks last
sunday. sss3s
Hilda selstad and Inga IIamnes, 81
stratfcona, are now visiting friends;
and relatives fl this vicinity
Hans sande and Ole l'isrde ara
hauling grain IS dunn now-aday
Christ Solvik went 70 Maple Lake
to visit friends last week
Lars Engen. from Crookston Isl aells
ing sewing machines In this vicinity
nov.
The mos uitos are not Quite 50 bad
this year 81 last.
sIs' d Engen til Carlson
ii Peterson With lies called o.
lG q Arhaug last Sunda
Hon Easf out last
THURSDAY and he 6accfde ntaily slapped
into the premises q Dist
s The Noble choir has been nouris hingI
the vocal cords since Xmas ands shall
continue that process tin the first part
5of February, When they sxpects "a be-
come active again: Hope every thing
Eis ii good order when We ST
simon Olson II ma onderful
prog ress a picture making ana Other
more importan lines.
There are all kinds of chances Tor
getting dozed ut bic.
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Il n u u 81 NJ IS u *
8 n is Heulin was shop pin iii III Steph'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
BRADSTREET'S WEEKLY
VERMONT TRADE REPORT

lI,IDrFs - I'm 1afTD,.f' N VrD-N
,ot, h,-. u,-Ie oIarge i, conditions o,,.,r,,,
...Ao'e.aia and Misunderstanding t,,-ar....s
,,..,. re.,,~ts ,f , Wool aro nam ~ .,.,,v
,,.bile r,t eutr,i,r, 70 ,nax .,-.yri,.,, te .
-nodo heavy poirs 81, c.in,r,. roads 3nd
travel bas heeu llvb,er than ,.ual ON
.,e ,,o,i,tnfne r.,or.e sbou. fro,u d, Zoo,
IN te i,cbs. Of snow and DC the ,,ronnd
-,os mot rrovau +rovoI ,e diecult Ve,aor
,,,ute or, .,,,,,lovad 20 o,,oci,, .,d mann
ec,,,rors I'm th,, linz ranort NV, busi-
moss coming in better Among nanufac-
t,rars If choirs for aynort troda the de-
p,apd 10 eood A li,ls het+or conattior Is
noted among furniture manufacturers
Wood working mills doors sash and hind
naomi. s,nto Now b,ieiness Is canning n,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
FERN PICKERS EARNED $4,000
New industry Hns Sprun.s In IN Ueu-
n'ngtun Loun;S---EXpcrt- Nuke
8. to ~ per Day.

bennington. Nov 22.--More thnn 10000
has been paid out during the months II
september, October and the first hlIr of
November 10 eatherers OF wild fern, in
the -four Bennington county towns OF
Woodfot1, 1-e-4I ,rl, Searsourg and
Readsboro. In this sum is not included
the outlay for packing and hauling but
1t comprises the actual wages of the pick
ers II involves mathematical problem
that is easily solved for the pickers were
paih ~ the leNe. four cents u hundred,
and as there have been over %, 900 600 ferns
shlpr' "ni If the mountains this season
the n total IL rasi, t,a..,l AID
@,"'"" were sent out from the lreisuu
house Of The Rutland railroad in this VIII
lage ana the shipments from the other
side of the mountain 10y the way OF North
adams, Mass, have been even lareer
Tho industry is comparatively new and
was brought about by ,fe discovery an
the part OF florists that the addition Of a
few ferns AS Il background for A hay o,
blossoms aD1ed materially tu the lal,a
of the purchase IN thc eyes ~ Tho cus-
toner cspc. ally In winter. Since if he
came known that the ferns could be kent
all winter p cold storage the business OF
gath,rme and retailing has increased rap
idly uutN there ar, 40 tie present time a
number of firms in New York and Massa-
chu,eti- .htt pivo IT their entire atten-
tiun
After t.e scopes of the Taconic moun-
tnins. which run through the southeast
crn hair or Pennington county, We're
,uiorcd Of .t,r .Ncrsrceu timber tle
oripinol DADA. with pui. followed BY "A foreht
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
MRS h---pTLL S~'rENCED
Ten Years nj Hard Lnbor-Case VIII
he Appealed.

st. Adams. Nov. 2l.-The .ong look
ed for sentence of Mrs Josephine
Avorill, convicted Of shooting AMI
killing her husband Frank AvcriIl
last week was announced IN Frankln
county court this afternoon 1T I've
o'clock by Judge w. W Hes. There
were not many spec .&tors az lt vs.
not generally known that tire so7-
tauoc was to he imposed and therl
were no dramatic incidents connect
with the announcements. though ths
prisoner wept bitterly as tho jul-'
pronounced the sentence # not more
than - or less than 10 years 81 harl
labor in state prison a. Windsor Th-
judge WAS deeply moved and after this
woman had been LED back 90 her qunf
tiers in the JAIL a recess. of 10 minutes
was taken Tie case viii De- taken
10 the supreme Court on exo,ptions.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24

Of hard wood ard with ~ came the ferns,
the ground. Only two varieties arc used
by the greenhouses, the hardy rock and
the serated fern. for the reason that they
are tough and capable Of outstanding
The rough handling to which they are sub
jected during picking and shipping.
On the Bennington side OF the noun
tains the firm of l.. y. prague & Son Of
Hinsdale. Mass, has this season secured
the larger portion Of the crop. This firm,
which has n cold storage plant at Pitts
field and also one at Springfield came
into the field early in September with
the purpose of securing 2oOo.00 ferns.
II managed TO secure 100000 Two
Greek firms that brought gangs Of pick
ers from Sow York shipped to that city
nearly as many. There wns but little rain
during the early fall and the picking was
continued until the first snow covered the
ground.
The plckers are paid four cents Il
hundred for the ferns tied In bundles of
'- -a Some of the ovDerts during the
yrescn. CEASE. have a, mat rat, carmel
between s. and 50 In single day. The
ferns We're shipped from the station I'm
this village either in crates or baskets,
the latter method being used by the Grcel,
firms In New York. Bragu & Son shipped
Ne carload as far west az Denver
olo.
During the past two years the industry
has grown to such an extent that the
luu Der companies that control the noun
..'' $40 ID vr'c' -" '"ine 81" .y'Iere'
now lease the picking privileges insteaC
IF permitting free access To- the property
as was formerly the case.
Tho business is rather precarious SOM
years tho ferns keep well in cold storage
and n $3.50 . thousand, the price charge
the florists. good profits ere made y
,nfreqLently. however, there are he1"'
sees Tho ferns for some reason tha
MS not vet been d'7oovcrcd. Turn hl3cl
= yellow and become worthless
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
EDITOR MUST SERVE TINE.
six Months and $1,000 Fine for sing
Nails Wrongly.

St Paul. MINI. Nov. LII. =. Warren
Of G.rard Hans, editor of the paper
Appeal to Reason must serve six months
IN the federal prison at Leavcnworth.
Kans., and pay fine of sl.H0 imposed ~
q jury IN the United states court IN
Kansas The sentence Of that court was
affirmed before the United States circuit
court OF appeals to-day.
Warren sent through the mails en-.
yrloves on the outside of which was
oriuted 81 on reward will be paid to any
porson who kidnaps Ex-Governor Taylor
md return him to the Kentucky au-
thorities Warren will anpea TO thu
United States Supreme Court
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
TOOK PART IN EXECUTION.
Ucath OF Undertaken Who Rode with
JOHN Brown TO SCaHoid.

Charleston, W. Va, Nov 1.-The last
Of those who took rart IN the execution
Of John Grown, dird here early to-day
at the age of g. He Was Louis starry.
the undertaken who made the coffin in
which Browns body was placed.
Mr.. starry rode n tho wagon Win
Brown from the jail ro tAo ,caffold and
deiiVeie. the body afterwards al Har-
pcrs Ferry to Mrs. Lrown and Or Nc
Kim.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
DEMOCRATS WILL HAVE GO
MAJORITY TN THE HOUSE

Washington, Nov g. Tho democratic
representation In the next House will be
27 as against l63 republicans ana one So
cialisI, according to the roster OF tho
House published to-day. These figures
give the democrats a majority OF 81 ana /.
plurality Of 64.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-24
Legislators Anxious to Reach
Final Adjournment at
That Time
SUMMARY OF WORK DONE
Npeclser Howe Hopes for Adop-
ton Of Single Session Plan
Much Depends on Good
Team Work.


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nov, a d,,g tho General As,o,,,,,lv ,a ,,,,.
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Nv, ,,.,st of th. os.a,pil.es sinco tho
,oor ts-a ,,har biennial sassions yvora
no,,,.d ,,,,c t,l.o, ,t,air anal ,dio,,r,-
nort only str lepisla,.vc Sossionq since
,c~o bo,o extend.o h.von. Tbani<sp,,.inu
,bo,r Of 1880 0llcr crded Deccy,ber "a;
i.es ,rrt~b endad nec.,rhsr :. 100 which
erdc1 Decc,,ter "a. 80 Olich ended
-,ecen,,or 10. 1e.e (Which ended December
70 snd iq,, Which rsld on untn Jon2arv
n sasslon oe Q, day. the LONGEST
cr r.,ord rbe overaqe duration of all
s...lor, elmo. 1870 ia 10 dovs
yyr., -. f.,t.lo+u~o returra T. Will
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