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The sun., 1910-01-09

with him here in 1908 and that he would
have no trouble in taking the title away from
the. clever Briton. Then when Battling
Nelson comes 20 England next summer.
said Mcfarland, Il will mako it unpleasant
for him unless he agrees 20 fight me at 1876
pounds.
Bob Armstrong, the veteran colored
heavyweight and trainer. VIII? prepared
Jack johnson for the Ketchel hght re:
Gently and who engaged In a ten round
mlu with Jerries in 1893, says: "Jenries
will knock johnson out In half a dozen
rounds. Jim ~ too big and too clever
for Jack and is also too hard hitter. john
son Is overrated and isn't game, enough
to take q real waliopinE. Jen will be A.
all right. Hes a big bear and has not
gone back at all. I'm going TO advise my
colored friends not to lose their money
on johnson.
without consulting the stewards Of the
Jockey Club, the Pimlico track managers
have DECIDED 70 begin their spring meeting
will CONFLICT With the racing At Adueduct
and Jamaica. The Jockey Club. II is un-
The sun., 1910-01-09

AUrOMOB lies BOUGHT AND SOLD.
ipsh Century Automobile Co.
iets-D Bway. cor. 10Th ST. Pecne- s7sI oo,
The sun., 1910-01-09

Packey Mcfarland. the Chicago pugilist,
day 10 get q match with Freddie Welsh, the
rev British lightweishk champion. Welsh
K ready TO sirn articles and the National
Porting Club Of London will stake the
foqi Mcfarland said yesterday that he
bsd Welsh's mum Der as q result oftwo fights
The sun., 1910-01-09

HANDSOME PAIR BEAR ROBES, perfec, con.
assh onsr refused. East ssd, scar sth sv.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
 Civic Pride.

Me have noticed lately that quite d number ef citizens, imbued with the proper amount of civic pride. have raked up the dead leaves in their yards and in the streets around their premi- S and burned them. and otherwise made their beautiful homes, already attractive, very much more so. Every thing around these particular places looks so clean, fresh and nice that no could pass that way without noticing 1t and remarking upon the cleanly, en- terprising appearances whereabouts, and strangers must form q very favor able opinion Of our city, with such a satisfactory view greeting them upon arrival or leaving such good impress sions upon their mind when departing from the city.
 The city street gang may have been engaged elsewhere in some such good work. We hope it was. We hope that the city authorities. or whoSever duty 1t is to attend to such matters pre- sumably the sanitary officer or the ample or the pace, and see that the city k cleaned up and kept clean. There are ordinances on our city statutes which provide penalties for strewlng the streets, alley and vacant lots with old tin cans or other rubbish, and there are ordinances in the inter est Of good health land providing for sanitary conditions. and officers are sworn to enforce them We want 10 see them enforced. Other citizens want them enforced, and are constant this kind and urging Hs to insist upon their enforcement.
 If within his province, the lIouora- hle Mayor should look into these and other similar matters and conditions, or perhaps 1t comes under the duties of the Board Of Health, and the Mar shal could certainly relieve the situa- ation in long measure by looking out for violations of these laws and mak- ing few arrests. Anyway, all old tin cans and other rubbish, garbage etc should he removed from the streets. alleys, vacant lots, or wherever found, within the city limits, and the city should be cleaned up and kept clean, and all health and civic improvements ordinances rigidly enforced
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
JUST ANOTHER NEGRO. BUT

Scarcely T week passes but that news of a negro killing reaches this office. Ordinarily the killing of ne gro s passed with brief comment and k not much thought of. but when the slaughter continues with elock-like regularity, and when for five consecu- tive weeks from one To two negroes meet tragic deaths in various sections Of the county, it is high time to take serious and sober view of the situ- ation.
 One Of the most recent killings oc- cured the latter part of last week on Mrs. Graham's farm near Fishing Lake in the St. Francis valley. when Monk Alexander and Wallace Bell. it is alleged. killed Oliver Williams.
 Chief Justice Carr empaneled d jury and held an inquest over Will liamS at which time sufficient eyi- dence was adduced To incriminate Alexander and Wallace, and these two negroes were lodged in jail here Satur. day by Sheritf Mallory'S deputies, charged with murder.
 \ mean negro k an abomination and k, perhaps, better of dead than alive. but when we get down to the ilnal analysis Of the matter very grave problem presents itself. and aside from the humanitarian view If II, itS lawlessness, and other very bad features, and summing it up only from labor standpoint, the negro is essen. tlal To the prosperity and develop meht el this country, and some steps should be taken to protect him from himself. The intelligent and better class the good negroes, as it were. should take cognizance of the grave situation within their own race and assist the white people in creating I better sentiment and stamping out the evil influences which bring about these frequent killings.
 Let negro preachers and teachers and negro leaders everywhere insti. tute campaign of concord and teach their people that taking the life of a fellowman k one of the greatest crimes in the calendar. and that man whose hands and soul are stained with human blood can never be good and contented citizen
 The Times has many friends among the negro race and stands ready to do anything ln it's power to assist in put ting an end to the wholesale slaughter within the race, Let the negro kill. ing stop
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

read. and good were begun. Every outgoing train carried them to their homeS-some sad. because of ties 10 be severed, but all satisfied to 20 where they had been sent and all proud in the knowledge of the fact that they were members Of the great White River conference.
 Rev. l. l.. Nelson, who has been pastor at Cotton Plant, was appointed to Forrest City station and succeeds Rev. Boone l.. Milford, who was made presiding elder of the Batesville dis trict and will reside in that city.
 Rev. ]. K. Paris was appointed presiding elder of the Helena district and that gentleman, with his estima- ble family, are now comfortably domi- ciled at the district parsonage in this city. We know Rev. Paris, by repu- tation, to be one of the most able men in the Helena district and We join in bidding him and his family hearty welcome to our fair little city.
 By the same token we extend the glad hand to Rev. Nelson, whom we understand is quite scholarly gen. tleman. an earnest man. and hard working pastor. We hope he may find this pleasant and profitable charge in all that those words mean, and that he will be pleased with his new field and he able to accomplish much good.
 We congratulate Bishop Mccoy up- on the splendid conference, the elders upon their splendid work, and the churches upon their several splendid reports, and especially Rev, Milford and the church and citizens of this town upon lis splendid efforts, is splendid showing and their splendid entertainment respectively. More credit is due Rev Milford perhaps. than to any other one man, for the most gratifying and satisfactory con- ference session ever held in Eastern Arkansas. He was busy man and pit his whole mind, soul and strength into his efforts 10 make the meeting here the happiest session Il the histo- tory of the White River conference. and there is not one single, solitary blot of any kind to mar the pages of it's history. We also congratulate him upon his appointment to the high, honorable and responsible position to which he has been sent He deserved it.
 We are proud of the way Forrest City entertained tine preachers and we wish all of thom very merry Christmas.an and happy and prosper ous New Year.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Repeal Of Pence Law.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made 10 the General Assembly of the Stat,. or Arkansas al it's regular 1911 session for The passage oi bill providing forthc repeal of the louf wire fence law. HOW in force and which law was approved February Eth 1901. in sO Tar as Il affects that portion of St Francis county more particularly described as fol- lows tO-Wit:
 Beginning at the point on the north boun- diary llne Of the county, r. G \. k. j E. where the line crosses Bivens bayou or smith Lake said township and range to follow the east bahk or Sud payou'aud lake and along the east bank Of Nigglns Lake, and continue down the east hank or said BivenS bayou to east side of Biafkh>h bayou thence down the east bank of blaGkiish bayou 10 section line between and iu, l.. \, l. , E., thence la southeast corner or sald section 9 thence west along the south line ot sections t0 southwest corner Of see ton 9. m said township and range thence south on section line between sections Is |. 20 west along north line of sections 2g and 20 to quarter corner section 30 thence south to Burnt Cane bayou. thence down the east bank or said bayou to St. Francis river thence down the east bank of said river to the sontb boundary Of section X, T. I N, k D. F.. thence east along the said south line of said sec ton s. 10 the east bank of RIa * 1sh bayou, thence down the east bank of said bayou to mouth of Fifteen Mile bayou thence up the west bank of said bayou to eastern boundary or st Francis county T N. E < E.' thence north and west along said boundary line Of said county To point of beginning.
 W. =. THOMAS
 GEORGE BOWMAN
 JESSE LITsEY,
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The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Free Remedy For
 Weak Bowels

There are two forms of bodily cleanliness, the external and the in- ternal. The one IS for your pride in yourself; the other for your life and health. Both are important. but of vastly more importance in the lono run IS the internal cleanliness
 This is one point that all should watch aoolt their body-the cleanliness Of the bowels. Keep them clean and free from oostructions To do this YOU must have one or two movements Of inc hou'o,e each twenty-four hours. If your s~S,eIn Uowe1s ooes not do this naturally. in the process or eating and drinking then you must ootain , aid Of some kind. After finding out that cathartics salts and such things relieve you for day, but bind vou m worse than ever the next day then try s simpler and more natural remedy ike Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
 For the skeptical the best way ,o ha- gin Is to send your name and addres. to pr. Caldwell for a free samnIe hof,is Use It as directed and If 1t convince, ,,, yon ,st .nat brief continuance of Its use VII relieve you permanently-that it will trin the stomach and bowel muscles to akaih Work naturally at certain hours~ snen .ne,. ouy 1t of your druggist at fifty manv anu athsra one solar a bottle. just as so . sample bottle. then bought a fifty cent oottie and now. fully convinced of tts merits they buy the one dollar family n.s |. n Ha .ne members of the family can use II down to the very youngest
 A brief use of this grand laxative ,o,,. sr n cure constipation in its worst form indigestion. liver trouble. sick heasache yo,, ;s.oInseh and such ailments and keen small cost; Such is the eIperience oy many families like that Of Mrs oscat rr.eener Unionville. Ind. F Danie1 Sonia rex. and hundreds of others that pr; caldwell personally will be pleased so.;n so gise you any medical advice you may .s uesire TOT yourself or family pertaining to the stomach. liver or bowels ahsob,;sSO Tree Of charge. Explain your case fin 7 ,etter and he will reply to you in detaii For the free sample simply send your otherwise. For either request the dor'or. address IS Dr. W. B. Caldwell. R 500 Gaia. well building. Monticello, III 'VO SAio,
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Hotel Marion Lease Extended.

Through the efforts of Attorney S
 H. Mann, of the firm of Mann X Roll. wage, q twentyyear extension of the lease on the Hotel Marion has been secured from the Rock Island Rail- road, i'll consequence Of which new roof and other important improve ments and changes are being made in hotel building by tl.e Hotel Marion Co. of this city. nder the new man. agement and with the improvements contemplated for the greater conve- nience and better accommodation of the travelling public, the Marion will be in line to do greater and more lucrative business than ever before.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Brantley Builds Bridges.

\ Times man met MT. X. N. Brant- ley few days ago, and asked him for list of the bridges he had built for the county during the year. We did not ask their dimensions or cost, but be informed us that they were sub stantial and would last for i've or six years at last. They are now all in good shape, as follows: Burnt Cane Bayou.
 Four in Johnson township.
 Two above Madison. on the bluff road to Beatty Lake.
 One across L'Anguille levee at Ellis Crossing.
 Four on road to Linden
 Three on road to Bonair
 And had just finished putting new top on and repairing bridges across Allen Bayou and Fishing Lake, and repaired two others on the same road.
 He finished up on "Wednesday of last week. After the first of the year hecon- templates building a good bridge across Blackfish Bayou, at Bill Coleman $ mill, below Whitmore.
 These are all good, substantial bridges, and have been built at a req sonable cost.
 We congratulate Judge Rolfc upon this splendid showing and hope he will continue 10 build bridges good bridges iron and concrete bridges. if you please-as there k ID economy in the ordinary kind made of lumber. which must be renewed every few fyears.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES
Yield to Hemo. | Clean Liquid rrepar.
 alton for External Use.

The City Drug Store Is ~5 confident that HENO will rid the skin or scalp of infant or grown person of pimples blackheads. dandruff. eczema. prickl4 heat, rasheS, hives. ivy poison. or ant other form of Skiu eruption. that they will give you your money back If you are not entirely satisfied with the results obtained from The use of ZE MO.
 The first application will give prompt relief and show an improve ment, and in every instance where used persistently. Will destroy the germ life, leaving the skin in clean, healthy condition
 Let os show you proof of some re- markabIe cures made by XEMO and give you a 32-page booklet how To preserve the skin, City Drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Negro torgerA Aabbe,l.

uA. Morgan a negro claiming 1o bage come from down in the aidge of Lee county arrived iu tEe city Monday morning armed with ] bogus check. signed bY T. (. Cross, which be en- deayo ed to pass in lieu of purchases made al the store Of W. r. Evans. the Spot Cash Grocer Will, however. ">melled mouse, and ran up to the bank with the paper, where he found out that the Cross check wasn't worth the paper II was written on Not satisfied with having fa led on he tilst attempt to dupe the willy grocer, Nor gan came back to the store again on Tuesday presenting the same check in payment for merchandise. with the initials changed To r. (. Cross. only to be turned down second time by the bank MT. Evans returned the check to Inc negro and informed ohi cer Bell, who arrested Morgan after long chase, ona charge of attempt ing to pass forged or spurious paper.
 Morgan is now in jail awaiting preliminary trial before Squire Turley.
 Mr. Phil Doherty, genial and popu- lar cotton buyer. who had beeu quite iii and confined to his room for d week. was removed to his home in Memphis Tuesday morning of last week. his mother having come over Monday for that purpose. We are glad 10 learn that he is improving and trust he will soon be entirely restored
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

Complete plans have been perfect. ed for an immense hostelry for use during the great Confederate Reunion at Little Rock. May l6, T. and IS. 1911. This gigantic, temporary hotel will be series of dormitories for men and will comfortably house 10. 0o0 per sons, afrording all modern convent ences, including shower baths, cleo tric lights, new beds, bedding, etc. Ample eating facilities will also be installed
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

Bass las Arkansas Peal k for sale cheap.
 When school is resumed at Crowley Ridge Institute on January ,. the grades now being taught by Miss Louise Gwyn will be in charge of Miss Dainty Gatling. This change in the faculty has been made necessary by the resignation of Miss Gwyn, who finds the confinement and worries of the classroom serious detriment 10 her health.
 Full line of fresh fruits. nuts and candies at Neblettis.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Banks on Sure Thing NnM.

"I'n never be without Dr. Kings New Life Pills again, writes A. Schingeck, 6i7 Elm St., Buffalo, N. Y. "They cured me of chronic con- stipation when all others failed. g Unequaled for bilousness, jaundice, indigestion, headache, chills, malaria and debility. a5c al all druggists
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

The Times desires 10 urge upon it's readers the importance of coming to Forrest City to do their shopping. We do this oH behalf of our advertisers and because We know that Forrest City is is one Of the best trading cen ters Tn Eastern Arkansas. Nearly every firm in the city k represented in this paper, and never were the stores here in better condition to meet the demands of the Christmas trade Don't put the buying oif, but come in today and make selection Of those things you will need fnr Xmas.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

Three prizes of s50, S25 and sl5, are offered by the Confederate Reunion Committee for the best suggestive drawings, plans, specifications, or nar ratiye descriptions for the decoration of Little Rock during the Confederate Reunion. May It, T. and Is. 1911. This prize contest is open to all with out restriction All contestants must have their plans in the hands of MT. T r. Murrey, Chairman Decoration Committee. Little Rock on or before December 2o.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Foleys Kidney Pills
What They Will Do for You

What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your backache strengthen your kidneys, cor. rect urinary Irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre-. vent Bright's Disease and Dia. bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes
 l. F. SANDERS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

Omega Flour! That sounds gooa and it tastes better. Try SACK oi barrel, and buy it from Pettus x 1id buI ford, who have just received Soliu carload. They guarantee it ana u ' well known as the best four mace
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
p. c. FANNIN Boot7 SboQ makQr
Next to keill 6 Henry's Blacksmith Shop.

All kinds of Repairing done on short notice and at very reasonable prices. Out of town orders will also have ID. prompt and careful attention. HaVlns recently installed Fleming Shoe ma chine, 1 am prepared to do half-solife at lower prices than ever before.
 GIVE ME A CALL.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
Notice.

The Farmers Educational and 60. operative tnionof St. Francis County, will meet on Friday. January 20. 1911 at the courthouse. An locals are re- to send full delegations
 Signed
 S. NJ. BLALoCk.
 S. F. SCLCER.
 Executive Committee. Dec. 92. 1910.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23
merry Christmas to all.

Me wish yoa very merry. merry Christmas.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-23

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Christian Science.

Services Sunday in Elk's hall. Sub
iect for tomorrow: "Everlasting
Punishment" All are welcome.
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Presbyterian Church.

In the morning there will be a
sermon by the pastor on occupy Till
Come" In the evening DR.. Steven
son will preach the third of the series
of sermons on The Gospel and Poll
teal Problems The theme for the
service is Whom Will You Have to
Rule Over You?" 1t is sermon
which has to do with candidates
their duties and obligations and
pledges. There will be special music
by the choir ana organ at both ser
vices. The organ recital postponed
last Sunday will be given at the close
of the evening service.
All are cordially invited to attend
the services of this church. The Sun
day school, w. A. Thompson, super
intendent, meets at 9:45 a. m. and
the Christian Endeavor, Miss Kenne-
DIV, leader, at $50 p. m.
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The Christian Endeavor social held
last evening at the home of Miss Olive
Winn on Walla Walla street was well
attended, there being about 35 guests
present. The time was pleasantly
passed in games and music after
which refreshments were served. All
departed at a late hour feeling that
Miss Olive was a royal hostess.
Ansel Griggs returned last night
from the Sound and California where
he has been in the hope that change
of climate would prove beneficial to
his health. He is feeling consider
ably better than when he went away.
The commercial club will improve
its floor next week by having it sand
papered and wax Since the new rule
has come into effect allowing dancing
clubs to use the parlors as we'll as
the hall, the club has become more
popular than ever as place to hold
social entertainments.
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Church of Christ.

Bible study at 10 a. M, preaching
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Social
service $50 p. N. "a Christian in
Full Fellowship" will be the theme
of the morning discourse, and The
Advantage of a Biblical Education
will be the theme for the evening SER
mon. AS several of the Bible stu
dents are obligated TO work in the
apple orchards and other work, the
date of the opening of the Bible
school has been changed to Monday,
November instead of November l..
The first session will begin Monday,
November Z at 9 a. m. There will
be two sessions each day and five
days each week, same hours as pub
lie school. This school will continue
20 weeks.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-29

With both sides claiming victory
in New York Theodore Roosevelt says
81 believe We have Tammany and
Wall street on the run" Here iE
Wenatchee there is somebody on the
run, but who is it? 1t is only Il
days until election, and still no red
fire has been burnt There are three
elections to be held, state, munich
pal and local option. A mayor, coun-
cilmen, other city officials and coun-
ty officers to be elected, together
with the referendum on the saloon
question, should be of sufficient in
terest to induce every citizen to ac-
lively participate in the election
Good government is not obtained
automatically. The character of
government is but the reflection of
the popular will. Indifference of
voters is the chief cause of poor and
extravaeant government.