The Forrest City times. [volume], January 22, 1904, Image 2

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f he jFarrest (CitnCimcs.
wANDVOIGT & VADAKMn.
editors and JPutoliBUers.
TF 1^ OF 81 RSt'UlPTION.
Oi . Year, 1130. Six Month*, 73 *!•*. Thrtc
Month*. 40 ft*. Invariably in Advance.
:UOAY AKTKRNOOM. JAN If* 4.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
J'OU KKIMlh'KNTATI YE.
1 i' Time- > «'ithorl/e<l to announce MR.
. I a, |* up n rHiiriUltff*1 for flu1 «;f
l; ■ iresentiitivo /rnm ft. IVanel* county in
1..",■■■ I; .'«■ ft the next General A**em
I v. ci «• • the action ot the Iloinoeratn
ariir.arv election.
v . Ton - i- author! »e.l to jtnnoiinee M It.
- h -I I rl'H. of I'rairfe Township h> a
, , 'ate lor the < flue ..| Renrev iitat.v.. in
• I, | cr llouae or the General A'-emhly
u,„ action of the denied at Ic pri
l i y election,
•p i« aothori/.c 1 tn (iniiniino* ll()>
F. \V ItKlStWITT »“ it eunfttdatv for R<pre
«!• Tame Irotn M Kranct* county in tut
i II u ae of the next t opera! Awnit) '
.., ,.t (tithe action of the l>eu»oeratlit pM*
miry election
FOR SHERIFF.
Tii"Tunc* is authorizcd to nnnounc*MH.
II\N WVl.MS ,d Flunks tim nfhip. »» « mn
1,1 lulu l. r the office of Sheriff and Kx-<lifictn
i',l. , it- i,i -t. Francis county. sith-pet to
I 'i"iii-iion ol thedi mociHtlc primary election.
The Times Is Hiiihort/cil to announce l)K.
.1 li Mi IvN'KiHT. ol Madison Township. as
h i «n,(|,lti'c lor re-election to the office ot
>li"iilt nn.l Collector of St. Francis county
• object to ]lie action of the Democratic pri
nt ,t i > election.
FOR OfUCflT t'DEKK.
The Time* la nuti"’rized to nnnounoe MR
fl I'.uRtj K i’. WALK.' H. of Madison town
ship, as a CHioliilate fi.r ( lerk of the i ircest
Court of St. Fruncis cotinlr. subject to the
action of the democratic primary election.
The Times is a it i hori zed to annoutie" Ml.,
c. It. M A 1,1,01! V. ot Madison township, as a
candidate lor r" eleefiott to the ■ ftice ol
i lerk ol tin Circuit t ort of M. Francis
connt v. put j* et to the action oj the 11* 010
eratiC primary election. _
IUFNT.V AND I'KClkATF. .Ill DUE.
The Times is Bnilton/.ed uta-rtnounce .lin'ce
'p 1 •, l 1 t ill* K as a i aiiilnliite t> r re 1 netioti
to the , fflee 1 1 < outlt.t and Fi® me .) ids •• *
M. Ki 11 neis c unit>. sitt’.1 *‘* t to the ti 1101* **(
the Ditnocrsuc pitmtirr election.
The Times is mith n/.etl to non once Dt
x \|( Di ilTi.M,. ol .10)1 nson tn« nfhip. as a
cauilnhite tor t lie 1 Hu e ot Count) aod Pro-,
a*e .1 i ilire ol St. Francis county, sill ject to
,!iv hc'tonnt the democratic ptimary elec
tion _ _
t ifVTV AND PKOHATB CLKKK.
The Tuni s IS authorized to announce 1 apt.
I' c. MFltWlS. ot Madison township, as a
candidate for 1 * * ert ,n to the office of
1 lerk ot tlie Comity and I'roliate < ourts or
ct. I rne.cis count), sul c et to the action ot
• he democratic primary election
*oe ,T11r.es 1 - phi tn 1 izcil to announce Mr.
JVC -MITH. ot W I'-Hiley t.uvnslup. as a Can
dida 1 *1 for t he 1 ' ice i it 1' <et k ol t he 1 nun -
U and I’rol ite Courts ot -I. I raneis county
suh|i ci to 1 tic a tioo ot the democratic patty.
FoK ASst ssoU.
The Times 1- antic ri/.ed to announce MR
,T It TFlii: V. ot Mud si ll township, as a ean
11 i late tor the 1 Mice ot Assr.--or ot St l ran
evs countv, subject to the action ot the deuto
cra'io primary election.
The Times is authorized to announce M It.
S. II. >WAN. 11I Johnson township, as a cun
dt late for the office ot Assessor of St. Fran
ci 1 count y. subject to t lie act ton ot the demo
M itic primary election.
FOR COI N 1 \ TKKASF KK1!.
The Times is authorized loannounce PROF.
0.1, JACKSON, i t Madison township, as a
candidate lot the ollice ot Treasurer of St.
Francis county, subject to the action ot the
democratic primary election.
The Times is authorized to announce Ml!
L,AFu;ilNtiH0USE us a candidate fur
Tteasurer fit =*t. Francis county, subject to
tlieaotlenol the Dvuioeratic primary elec
tion,
'Iuc Times is authorized to announce MK.
\V. C, FFKti ISON as a citmlidntc tor the
O'h'c ol T 1 cm surer nt St Fra tun- runt y. ante
■ cci to the action of ihc democratic primary
election
FOB SrnVF.VOK.
The Times is authorized to announce Mil.
J \\ . l ied) PRF'.WKTT. ot Madison, town
sliit', 10 1 cahilidutc lor the ollice ot Sur\e> or
cl -1. I 1 am ts county, subject to the action
et the democratic primary election.
The Times is authorized to announce MR.
t \V. t tIKISTIAN as a candidate tor it
1 • tt ,11 i n Surveyor of St. Francis county,
i- ect t0 the action Of the democratic prt
t.i.u y election.
1 014 MA VoK.
T -Tin.' ; i-authorized to announoe lion.
V Nl.ll !; 114> 14M \N to- n t-MtiiJnlrtto lor r.
ot 'im to tin- o'Uoe nt Mayor ot the* incur
I ■ tt.-.l i t n ot t'orifst City, mi' l i t to the
< o . . .rit> hi expressed ut tlit1 |>ri
it-.t- v t o 11-.it. February 1. r.*-l
FuK MAH'HAL.
, authoriz'd io announce MH,
V S'. . A i \HoLT. mi- a CHlldaiaie tor re
i ti i liio oflii e i t Marshal ot the Incur
I it tool 1 i i r* st l itv, subject to the
- : ’i majority up expressed m the pri
i y ■ I i t.i uary 1. iVl.
FOK HKCOKDEU.
i '1 ■ - i« until i ircil to announce MK.
t.t.it NS 1 NKSt'N a candidate for rc
• il l' too office of IJecnrder of theln
<■ no.’.: town tit Forrest City, subject to
t t tin inajonli as expressed at ttie
I f ity I • tiruary 1 It*4
i t'H TKKAM 1;KK.
" n* To i- - autli o i/o.l to announce MIt.
L ' ■ 1! N K V a« « eimiidate tor re-election
’ t , • o:|. . m| 1*i I'ii-iii. i ot the incorporate.!
I -'ll ! I iiriot l .ly. Mibject to the will of
t ■ rai. >r,u expit -(’.I in the primary
» > i ti i .11 1 ebruary i, plot.
I 'tit ALDEllMAX,
Time- i. Hiiihori/. .1 to announce SI II.
s* \ \ S 1 I I a- a t u n mlate tor A Pier man
< 'oe 11 rni porateil Town of l'orrcst City.
* t lo the wilt of a majority as expressed
a' me i notary election on February I. p.*4.
lion. U. Bruce Macon’s opposi
te i: l1» Senator Jones’ appoint
ment on the canal commission is
). lircly inexplicable to his friends
tl roughout this district. It is the
fir-t silly thing sv; have ever
kt own Bruce Macon to do. There
i no demand from Arkansas, not
ever from Senator J. i‘. Clarke’s
staunchest friend-, for a persecu
tion ti Senator Jones, and our ad
vice lo Mr. Macon, is, although
entirely giatuitous, to do all he
tan tor Senator Jones’ confirma
tion. Senator Clarke’s position
is unfortunate.
\ ou Know \\ hat \ ou Are Taking
" hen jnu take <irove\ Taste!,-s Chiti
Tonic, became the* formula is p ainlj
printed on ever) bottle showing that it i«
simply Iron and Quiutno in a tasteless
total. No cure, uo pay 5()e.
MAX von II
Mr. Max Yottie. n merchant, one
who has tho best interest of For
rest City at heart, and one who has
resided in our midst for upwards
of ten years, is announced in this
paper as a candidnto for Aider
man. JTe is a business man, and
if elected will give the city admin
istration the benefit ot his business
experience.
He is tho treasurer of the secret
order of Odd-Fellows, and is a
member of the Woodmon, the
Knights and Ladies of Honor, the
Hed Men, and the Maccabees. lie
is now enlarging liis business, put
ting in fancy shoe shelving with
moving ladder, and altogether he
is up-to-date, lie solicits your suf
frage, and wo bespeak for him
your kindly and favorable consid
eration. Don’t lorget Mux Yoflic
when you uo to tho polls.
Dislocated Hur Shoulder
Mrs. .Johanna Sudel ho in, of Fergus
Kails. Minin, foil r>11>I dislocated lor
shoulder, fshe had a surgeon get It hack
in place as v mi as j> ssible, t>ut it was
quite sore and pained her very much.
Her son mentioned that lie had seen
Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised tor
sprains and Mireness, and she asked him
to buy her a bottie of it, which lie did. li
quickly relieved her and enabled her to
sleep which she hail not done for several
days. 1 lie son wa> so inn h pleased with
relief it gave hi- mother Hint lie has since
recommended n to man> others. For Salt
by J . T. Sandm s.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
Wo are making out all subscrip
tion accounts, including the year
UMJ-t. It may take us a month to
gfct out this vast number of bills.
Wo have almost a thousand sub
acrition accounts—nouo of them
for loss than $1.50—and wo need
tho money, and must hare it. Wo
ask you, Mr. Header, not to wait
for your bill, but please call and
settle or remit at once what you
owe us. We have been patient
with you. Wo tire your friends in
overy ono of your laudable under
takings; wo aro working hard to
give our dependent little ones an
education; we are entitled to have
the money for the product of our
labor which you have had and en
joyed.
What else is there to say. If
you aro honest you will give us
some sort of satisfaction, for an
honest man pays bis debts or tells
the reason why ho don’t.
Mow don’t wait to be dunned.
Come on and pay your bill like a
man.
Sincerely,
Landvoigt <y Vadakin.
Toilet paper—flat or round—at the
Newsstand—5e per package.
Proceedings of the Democratic Ex
ecutive Committee.
Headquarters Democratic Executive
Committee,
January 10, 1004
Tiie Committee was called to order
by Chaiiman Dorman, and upon roll
call tlie following members answered:
W- Dorman, Madison township; T. J,
| Rowland, Franks township; It A. Hay
i nie, L’Anguille township; \v. E Fogg,
{ Telieo township; t). ,l. Hall. Griggs
{township; li. i. Comm. Prairie town
ship. It. W. Payne held proxy for II.
C. Smith, of Wheatley, J. L*. McDonald,
held proxy for J. F. McDougal, of John
son; O. F. Wolfl held proxy for F.
L tughinghonse.
It was moved by Fogg, of Telieo, and
seconded by Haynie, of L’Anguille.
that those who have presented proxies
be recognized as member, of the com
mittee. Carried.
O. 1’. Wolff presented proxy of F.
Eaughinghouse.
-I. 1’. McDonald presented proxy of
J. F. McDougal.
It. W. Payne presented proxy of II
C. Smith.
Fogg, of Telieo, moved to amend the
i trner motion to lead as follows:
That those who have presented prox
ies he recognized as members of the
committee as long as the commttee
lasis.
The following members voted aye:
W. Hormau, O. P. Wolff, W. E. Fogg,
J- P. McDonald and O. J. Hall.
Toe following members voted nay:
1 J Howland. H. A. llayule and II.
I. Gorum.
The amendment was adopted by the
vote ofto 3.
It was moved by llayuie, of L'An
tfuiile, and seeondud by (jorum. of l’rai
riM. that we nominate county ofticeis
by primary, to be held on the 2ti:h day
of Match, bn>l Carried.
It was moved by l’ayne, of Wheatley,
tt.d seconded by-that we make
this a legalized piimray. Carried.
It w as moved by Uog|?, of Telico, and
seconded by >rum, of ITairie. that all
white men who will pledge themselves
to vote the State and Connty l>emo
e,»tic ticket throughout, be allowed to
vote in this primary. Carried.
It was moved by Ilajnie, of L'An
gullle, and seconded by-that nil
candidates far county officers l>e assess
ed the sum of $1! 00 each. for the pur
pose of defraying the « xpetises of t!ie
primary. Carried.
It was moved by Wolff, of Madison,
and seconded by McDonald of John
son. that no charge lie made against
St ite candidates. Carried.
It, was moved by McDonald, of John
son, and seconded by Fogg, of Telico,
tDal by tlie request of the candidates
for the legislature th -committee here
by suggests thefi Mowing appointments:
\\ heutley township. Wheatley, Match
112th.
Grodwiu township, Goodwin, March
lUlu
Pratt ie township. Palestine, March
loth.
I, Anguilla township, Macedonia.
M Util Iti'll.
Telico tow nship, Colt, M rich 17th.
.1 ohnson township. L i Llimer'3 School
I house. March Is h.
Franks township. Mdlbrook, March
]!* h.
Fr inks .township, Wyld’s School
i house*. March 21st.
I.1 uhilsh tow n hip, Ashworth’s store.
March 22 J.
(i ififflT-s township. Democrat School
house. March 2.11.
Griggs township, Widener, March
24 th.
Madison township, Forrest City.
M arch 2V.h.
It. was moved by McDonald, of John
son. that the following places be chosen
as the polling places in the various
townships. Carried.
Madison, No. 1. at Forrest City.
Madison, No. 2, at Madison.
Wheatley, at Wheatley.
Goodwin. No, 1, at Goodwin.
Goodwin, No. 2. at Smith's Sehool
house.
Franks. No. ]. at Mi lbrook.
Franks, No. 2. at Tuttleton.
I/Ancuille, it Macedonia.
Telico, at Colt.
Johnson, at hattimore Schoolhouse.
Griggs, No. 1, at Widener.
Gripes, No. 2, at Otis.
• Iriggs, No. at lit th.
Hlacklish, No 1. at Ashworth’s Store.
Blacklist). No. 2. at II. I’. (Iweu’sstore
1’rairie, at Palestine.
It was moved and seconded that the
Committee do now adj iurn to meet at
the courthouse at one o'clock on the
2 1 day of March, loop
O. 1’. WOLKK. W (rOUMAN,
Secretary. Chairman.
Croup.
The peculiar cough which indicates
croup, is usually well known to the moth
ers of croupy children. No time should
he lost in the treatment of it, and for this
purpose no medicine lias received more
universal approval than Chamberlain's
Cough Keniedy. Do not wasta valuable
time in experimenting with untried reme
dies, no matter how highly they may he
recommended, hut give this medicine as
directed and all symptoms of croup will
quickly disappear. For sale by J. T.
Sanders.D
Some Prize Corn.
Hon. T. O. Fitzpatrick was in town
l tesday ami Rave us a pleasant call
He brought a sack of coin taken at
random from his farm in the norll eru
p i t of the conntv. which will be foui d
on exhibition at this office for some
time, and then w ill be sent to St. Louis
for exhibit at the W oild's Fair.
The corn was taken from fifty con
secutive hills, is first-class, and takii g
into consideration that the land from
which it was grown has hecn in con
tinuous cultivation for 8*> jeavs with
out fertiby. ition, is simply wonderful.
Alonar in May Mr. Fitzpatrick will
send a fine sample of timothy and of
oats.
There aie many persons throughout
the north and east who do not know
that we raise these products and think
cotton is our only product.
He will also raise a lull of cotton ii
i half ban el of rich loam and send it
to Si. Louis along iu June or Juh
when it blooms.
Mr. Fitzpatrick spent two weeks the
latter part of December in Charlotte
county. Virginia, the former home of
Ins ancestors, and tells a very inter
esting story of his visit, lie has a deed
which was executed in 1704 which is in
a perfect state of preservation, and is
m instrument containing no techni
•alities. According to our notion the
form is better, and with less red tape
than the deeds of the present day.
He is sending The Times to The Char
iotte Gazette, a paper published three
miles in the country, his object being
to disabuse the minds of llie editoi
and his friends of certain erroneous
ideas they have of Arkansas.
L’iilike Congressman Enloe, of Ten
nessee, who recently advised his farm
er friends to pail the rear end of theii
watmi®, and while gathering theii
crops to throw the best ears in the
padded end for exhibition, lie believes
in taking the exhibit as it is found.
: thus giving an honest txmnple of what
| his county can and does do.
Men who are linking for investment
I do not wish to see freak products, but
actual averages, and Mr. Fitzpatrick
v\ ill make his exhibit along these lines.
Final Settlement of Guardian.
>TOTI( E is hereby tMven that nt the Octo
i tier term, l'.i'iS. ot the Probate Court of
4 rancis county, Arkansas, to-wit: (Iotte
14th daj ot January, ltmi. I tiled my ttnal set
llemeut as guardian ot .1. I> Moore, Mary I,.
Monro and Su-au C Moore, minoie. ami bav
ins turned over the property belonging to
m> said wards to J. D, Moore, who is now of
««»•• < 1 St, I rands county. Aikanaus, m> mk
eessor. I will apply to said court at the April
term, l'.iid. for the final discharge ot uivself
and liit- sureties on mi bond.
\V. K .1KTT.
(luardlan ol ,1 11. Moore. Mary L. Moore and
.'-usan C. Moore.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership between August Kauert
and Fred Kleiber, lining; business as Fred
Kleiber ,v Co., at Forrest City, Arkansas,
in- iIns du> been dissolved h> mutual cm » -nt.
A11 trust Kauert assu mine nit liabilities ot a ml
being alone authorized to collect all uc
I counts due said tlriu.
Fit ED KLEIBER.
January lit, Hux. At;OUST KALKUT,
A\t’§clahle Preparation for As
similuling the food andRegula
tmg Hie Sloinacits and Dowels of
£
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful
ness and Rest.Conlains neither
Opium,Morphine nor Mineral.
Kot Narc otic .
A «yr WOW Or SAMI ZZ PITC/Wt
fanyjttn Sent*
jUx Sattisi
lu/shelle Stills •
Ainse Seed e
J iyjpentwtf -
lit Carf/s/fuite todu *
lirrm SeaJ -
C/'infr eJ Sugar
huUeqp9*n rluiVT
\ perfect Remedy forConstipa
lion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms,< onvulsions.Fewnsh
ness and Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature oT
NEW* YORK.
EXACT COPY or WRAPPER. *
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For Infants and Children.
•■■■■•Msm-fc-'j' a a—— ———aw—k —— —a
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Thirty Years
▼ ME CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
K Carloads McDaniels High
^ and Fancy Patent Flour.
1 Carload of Hlair Milling
Co's. Meal, in bushel and
half bushel sacks.
1 Carload of Hammond
Packing Company’s Meat
and Lard.
,.rt\ iTt' inr* -nr rr rr it if .nr r <rr n a rr
it WHOLESALE.
| Offered to the Mer
cantile Trade only
at the lowest
prices.
R. M. NIMOCKS.
Chauncey Depew
WAS ONCE ASKED:
“Is life worth living?” fie replied: "It
depends upon the liver.” Chauncey was
partially right, but he might have added
that it depended quite as much upon the
stomach and the manner in which it did
its work. The moment you put lard
cooked food in your stomach you are
sending out a pressing invitation for dys
pepsia to call upon you. This may sound
exaggerated, but let us reason it out.
Lard is made from hog fats. The hog isn t the most cleanly animal
in the world, and why should lard be any more digestible than fat
pork? It isn’t. You are simply taking chances when you use lard in
cooking; if it doesn't harm you, you're lucky.
The best shortening in the universe is Cottolene. It is made from
refined vegetable oil and choice beef suet. There’s no ingredient about
it but what is pure, wholesome and digestible. No other shortening
will do the work of Cottolene. You must either use Cottolene or an
inferior product. Which are you going to do ?
Guard against substitutes. Cottolene comes only in sealed tin
pails (three sizes) with a red label and band. In the center of the
label is our trade mark a steer's head in cotton plant wreath. Cot
tolene is not open to contamination as is bulk lard; the quality is
always uniform and guaranteed.
Ask your grocer for a pail of Cottolene and start yourself on the
right road to successful cookery.
USE l/i LESS. Cottolene being richer than either lard or cooking
butter, qr.e-third less is required,
p'D'Pr Send us a 2c sta- p to : y j a,tn e and we'U mal you a copy of cur book,
x x\.x*x* "hot« Helps rer, ... 500 choice n
from '.he country's noted cook
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for
Men.
; no Oil OF.- vampsI
'n_Qcourtnev'c:!
«hoes *1
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for
Women.
No Cut Off Vamps in
Coortsey Shoe Co's Shoes.
A l.SO
Val Duttenhoffer
Shoes 1 Slippers for Ladies.
Every Pair Guar
anteed no Cut
Off Vamps.
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Proprietors of the New
Meat Market,
—And Dealers In—
Beef, Pork # Mutton.
Game and Fish in Season.
Give ns Trial a Order. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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NORTH WASHINGTON STREET, * FORREST CITY, ARKAItSA
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