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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
WESFLAKE
BOULEVARD
ASSURED

The council last night approved OF
the choice OF the street committee In
deciding upon the route for the West
lake boulevard. The route II some
what changed from the original
proposition. as "a viii extend from
Denny way to Fourth avenue and
pike street instead Of stopping at
Fourth avenue and Pine street.
The boulevard will be ~ feet IN
width. The object % the establish
ment OF the street is go provide an
"a sier means Of accrsz 70 the Lake
Union section ~ the city and on
through 70 Fremont. Green Lake and
adjacent districts.
The construction % the street will
make a direct drive way 10 the dis
tricts named and will save numsr-
Gus curves now necessary 90 get out
that way. In all probability the
course II the street car line Will be
changed to run out tho new street
and effect n saving ~ several min
ufes IN time 10 and from the city.
OF Great Cost
The cost OF the street will be very
great. ranging anywhere between
t20a. 900 and t251coo. The street viii
run through some very valuabis
property. thus causing heavy sN-
penditures for condemnation pur-
poses. Near Fifth avenue and Pine
street IL will run through a lot re-
Gently bought BY the seattle Elsc-
trtc Company. north Of the power
house. and upon which the company
intended TO build a car barn. One or
two residences IN the same neighbor-
hood wiii have 70 BE- moved In It's
course to Denny way the boulevard
viii run through the location Of sew
srai houses.
Mach RED Tape
Although the council has decided
to undertake the construction 81 the
boulevard q will be some time before
actual work viii be- commenced. An
ordinance will first have TO be In
troduced Ia the council, The coun-
cil viii then BE- In a position TO 20
into court with condemnation pro-
ceedings. There are certain 10 be
many protests against the construC-
ton Of the boulevard and city Engi-
neer Thomson stated today that the
council would be- lucky n work had
been started within six months. In
deed. IL IL more than likely that u
VIII not be commenced BY that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
Fourth Ward Democrats

The Fourth ward Democratic club
win hold "a meeting tonight at its
rooms, z and s Howard block. Prom
inent speakers VIII he In attendance.
All Democrats cordially invited.
New York has worlSwomen's coli
lcgc.
Diamond Ice-That's what you need
TO keep cool. Tel, Main 1859.
London and san Francisco Bank.
Ltd opens Savings Department Feb.
1, ll2 Cherry street,
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WA NTED-25 bright boys who are
attending school. TO apply between
and al the Metropolitan bldg.
cor I'd st. and Main, opp. Cascade
bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and "Wednesday, occasional rain or
snow: warmer fresh to brisk east
20 southeast winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
SEN. DRYDEN

TRENTON. y. J.. Jan. gs.-The
Ir,,sslp,ssDlican caucus selection 81 John
,ssyatn Tor United States senator
,n. 1 confirmed today BY the legisla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
LICENSED TO WED

ne following marriage noe,ses
aged b lssned John " Simpson.
both =, IN. ann Katie Emma Shell. 20.
ne rrsr6nli Morris Pearl and Jen-
ushosrzsr. both of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28
FAY DIES

AK ~ = "EkiGHTON. Staten Island.
of cs a. ~ State Senator John Fay
ahiofnia, died here TODAY.
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When buying articles advertised In
this paper. speak OF the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28

Philadelphia labor men win nom
mate a fun ticket for the February
giagfFou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-28

ORDINANCi1 No. RI

Whom buyinF arUCIes ADVERTISED in
this paper. speak Of the Star.
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New York has a workwomen's col
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-13
Rufff@e Goneurren,.

Ser amsriianiids 2oniuI in 9irmina.
BAN bat na6 Waibinston beri&tet, bas
&ubIanb S&ritte ersreifs, nit ben ame.
ritanii6en SIsifd. grpOrtsursn auf BEN
Sonbonsr Warite in a~onfurrens ,u tire.
ten. 80 isien b~sionbere Dampfsr nit
Wsfriseratoren eebaut tporben, bic bon
Der ruifif&en Resisrune SubF6ien erbieI.
ten uno bic auf benz @sss fiber ben
2islsr Ranal rieiise 2abuneen frif6en
Slsii@ss mad 2on6on bsfDr6ern foaen.
als PATHFINDER &ussunssbufsn iperbe 2is
bau aneeisbsn, ba bas SIeiid bon bort
in brsi Gassn mad benz S9Iadtsn Con.
bon erreiHen fbnHe.
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uJad the Slnaaer".

Sin 8srbinbuns nit ben Is gRorban.
erifsn, tpeI&e in ben Iebtsn Wonatsn in
ben Boftoner 8orfdbtsn gambribae,
8roOiline unb Somerpiqe ~Gssansen tuurs
ben, berbaftete bic 8oIi3ei 9lIan o.
Waion bon Bolton, sinsn befannten,
reiGen @eI@dftsmann, Witalieb Der
Biano'5 ubrifations' Sirma .WafOn &
Samlin'', einen be%rporraeenben Club
Wann unb friibersn Stuoenten ber nnis
perittdt Sarbarb. Maion lit 80 Sabre
alt une mar srit Dor einem Sabre aus
elmer SrrenunftaIt entIaEsn iporben.
Set BEN Wonat Stunt tvaren mpiteri5le
Worbanfdae auf iunss Deibsr perdbt
tuorben. Sic tuurosn bon binten NIT
sinem Humpfen Snfrument nisberses
f&lasen unb srei bon ibnen iparen ben
babel srlittenen 8~srIesungen erIeeen.
Rsben Der sinsn Der @rmorbstsn bate
Elm i&perer siiener S&raubsnI&IdKeI
seleeen, ofenbar bic Dafs, 6srsn fi@
Der M6rbsr bebient bate.
Ser als Der mutbmabIide ,Sad tbe
Sluseer" berbaftete berporrneenbe @es
i9dftsmann purbs babur& bero66iie,
bab CT bdufe in Der Rdbe Der pldBe aes
ieben nurbe, auf benen bic 8erbrehen
bsean8sn ipurbsn. SaS 8epeismateriaI
seBen i'm fol- ibertpdItisenb fem. Bon
Der 8srtbeibisuns trirb pubrideinIi6 bic
Dabnfinns . Ibsorie seItenb semudt
tperben.
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Solbaten $ Mi6banbluns in Der
Garnifon Gumbiunen.

Gin u%nsrb5rter Sal BON S%olbutsnmib.
banblune tpirb aus @umbinnsn, ORprsu.
Sen. na&ssraos bic fIaiii&e Stabt bet
DHieiersbueQe unb ber Solbatsnfhinoes
reien, eemelbst. Ser 2anonisr Bait.
rufd bon Der 6. fabrenbsn 8atterie bes
|. artiaerie. Resimsnts fol- auf 8efebI
ieines nntercffieiers erauiam maIirdttrt
unb oann bon Der i'm 2. Stod eeIeeenen
Wanni@aftsffube aus in ben Rafernsns
bof eetrorfen tporben fem. mo CT feinen
8erIstuneen erlas. BeiOnberS erf&tps.
rsnb If, baB ber Sal fdOn am 8. sIusuft
paifirte unb offenbar ME befannt setuOrs
ben mare, tpenn ibn bic ,,Ofbeuti&e
8oIisseituns" in Sniterburs ni&t sufdI'
lia erfabren bate. 2sttsre 3situna ber'
Oifsntli@t nod bic na&ftsbsnoeu unsIuubs
l,4sn Details ,Die @ittpe oeS &c.
morbstsn SoIbatsn bate iid bei6wereno
an ben 8atterie6ef s~epanot, bod il ibr
Sdreiben edn,li& unbenntportst eeblie'
ben. Auh cine ibr beriprohene nnisrs
ftisuns bat bic 5rau bisber ni4t CT.
balten."
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Brigantentbunt.

Die ,,9opoe 8rsmsa" LENT bic 9ui.
msrfiamisit Der Rssisruns uuf bic I'm.
triebe Der 8rieunten i'm 2aufaius. beren
S@anbibaten bon Gag su Gag einen
i6rsdlideren Gbaruiter %annebmen. Sie
Stabt Masranobsf ipurbe bon elmer or.
eaniiirtsn Rdubsrbanbe espllnosrt uno
Elm boriises W6n@sfloiter uneeerifsn
Sn Siuiba tpurbe Elm nrmenifher Ban.
tier bsbufs @rptsRuns BON 96ieaelb sni'
fGbrt unb in 8oiu, Der Suuptffnbt Der
Bropini alei&en RamenS, attndlrien fs
brei Taee binburd cine 5abrif. Das
Blutt empfisblt bic er6bers a~niiebelune
bon Runen unter Der fauiaff6sn 8eb5I.
terune une bic atuansstpsiis G%infdbrune
Sss suiFi&sn Spra&untsrri&ts.
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Gifenb abn SeittabelIe.
9sIapart, eadapanna anO @eHern sabu
Sn araft ben 1. 9uni 1902.

Sn trait ben 1. 9uni 1902.
Siolia-8trIGet Scranton fir Rem gorI
nm t.50, 800, COS, 7 so, 1910, gprm. ; H..
40, $40 unb 3.35 Rahmittaes. STR Nsp
yprt u. philadelphia, Tim $50 u. 1910 Born;
t2.40 unb 3.35 Ra6mittass. Gir @culbs-
bcrp, 6.t0 Ra@mittass.
,R1rolid Sir Buffalo UNI LIS, 6.22 u. 900
Dior. f.55, 6.50 une lilo NaHmittass. Sir
Sinsbamton, GImira unb 3pii&snaatipnsu, um
1925 Wcr. une LOS Radm. Sir Ssptsp,
Spraeuis unb Utica, un It's unb 6.22 Rsr. /;
t.55 Ratmittaes. Sspego. SpraruIt uns
Utica 3us UNI 6.22 Nor. lduft tGeli1, ausst-
npniritn Spuntaes. 8iir Montrolt UNI 900
Rcr.; los unb $50 Nahm. Ri1plfpn Ae-
epriobation, UNI 4.t0 unp 6.t5 Nahmittaas.
8loomsbHrg Sibifou-8erlGet SCRANTON
fur Rpribumbtrlane um 6.35, 10 10 Mcr.
t.55 unb 6.t0 gfa&m. 8ir plymouth UNI $40
8prmiftaes; $40 uni sos Ra1mittass.
SonntasS'3hee.
eiolid-Gar Nsp gurI UNI $50, 800.
Sos uup 1910 @prssusj $40 unb 1886
Na&ni.
R6rblia - Sir Buffalo nm IFS, unt
6.22 Mpr.; 1.55, $50 unb 1f.t0 Ra6m.
8ir GIrnira unb 3pif9sufationsn, 1925 gOr-
mittags.
Bloomsbnrg SibiHon -8nlSet scranton
uni f0.t0 Wor. uub $40 8dhm.
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MmerifanifAe cinpafipn.

Die nsusfte gntipidsIuns beRsn. mos
bic @nsldnber ,,am~sritaniide Snpaiion"
nennen, beftebt in benz anfauI Der arO'
Sen 2bsmiesP apiermabIe su Purfeet
bur@ Elm amertaniiHss Spnbitat bon
Snbiana. SO. s. Alborb bon Anbetfon,
Snb.. 1T su benz 8ebuf mad 2onbon
ssfommen, bic erie amsriianii6s Ba'
pierwdbls in England su beertnben.
Die betrsfenben britii6en Sirmen iinb
isbo6 lbsr bieien S&ritt nidt ionberlid
srf&redt /; iie bebuupten. bab bic ame.
riianii&sn Rstboben auf benz 5slbs Der
Decentralization in feinsr Deiie ben
britiihen iberlseen fsien.
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SrIanb bpfft auf GSparb.

SO iuurbe betanntsrmasen uIsemein
nn9enommen. baB benz periDnIi&en Sin.
ereIfsn oss aDniss bic 8ssnbisune oes
Burenirie8es gum sroBen GbeiIe ,u bers
oantsn tpar. Sebt beiBt ss, Der R5nis
lou bel benz Uliniferium lber bic Sage in
Srlano 2lase 8efibrt unb ii6 namentIid
earibsr auseefpro&en babsn, baB Die
grnennune oes neuen SetretdrS unter
nrnsebuns ieiner @tini&e srfoIst iei.
DIT oieiem 8eiiidte su8Isi6 taudt bic
ytittbsiluns nuf. baB bic Dpnbbam'Ide
9anoborlase elmer eranbliden Dur&f6t
unterioeen iuerben ioIe. unb boB Der
8DnIe i'm Sriitiabre SrIanb beiu&en
tpir6. tpenn aud ni@t untsr Der poQen
ionit iibli&en Bra&tentfaItuns.
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thinner nobel!

Baron 9s,insfp su 2smbers. aaiiirer
Der eali,ii6en Staatsbnbn, Iieb beirdhts
li@e Summen aus ben Staatsbnbneel.
bern in feline eieene Iufds slsitsn unO
iOl bamit sinen ,.ftanbssssmdBsn" 2es
b~snstpanbeI ssfdbrt babsn, tpas CT nit
ieinsm 8sbalt uls 8afiirer freilid iaum
tbun fonnte. als ibm I9lieblld Der
8oben in 2embers su bsib purbs, fuuite
CT iih nit $50 in Der Iaide Elm giiens
bubnbiqst mad Nonte Carlo uno esipann
in BEN boriissn .,@aiino" $3.50. 900 nit
BEN Rsft feines 9elbeS. Damn fanots
er na& 9embers $4,000 init einem bic
Situation erfldrenoen Brief. Sein
Rafsnmanto betrug iipar muir Sl4. 300.
absr er ianbte $1,000 msbr fur bic Nrmsn
in 2embera.
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- annOneirt i'm .BO@enblatt."
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no 15-Ale ole 8efte. 5iteI uno Suterelen
Der 8ertIa9teu, Sarob WanIep uuo Sobn Man.
leD. in uuo auf Die Oberfi6he ooer Oas @runO.
re6t Der nadiol9enoen Strede ODER 4arjelIe
9ono, gelesen in Der Staot Scranton, aada.
uanna County mo Staat Renuipluauia. SIT
eot no. 20 I'M 0aOrat ooer 8lud No. 32 duf 8.
Colts Rlau bon eots, 9emabt in 1868, uuo 9e:
legen in Der 9eunjsbuten 8aro belaster Sta6t.
Sit 40 BUS brett al 8eed Strnbe, 40 Rus brett
binten lno $50 6ub in Siete, uno redtiuintlia
nit elmer ofeniliden AIleD binieH. uebit Dem &C.
lpobnliben Rripilssinm an Asr 6ront fur poi,
@etp0Ibe, ete. 1T oielelbe Got ibertragfn ourd
WarD ealleD al 5obn WianleD uno Sorab Man.
leD our6 Deco oatirt ben 10. au9uit 1892 uno
eingstrasen in aadawanna Sount1 i'm Deeobudl
30. 1873, Settle 800, etc. gerbefert nit ,inem
j%Usiftodigen boljsrueu @obubauie unO subsn.
9ebduoen oarnut.
6erHer-M Die nahfoI9eno beidriebene
Strede ODER Yarjele eono. 9elegen in Der Dor.
beia9ten Staot Stranton. SIT Rot No. % i'm
Ouaorat ODER Slod no. Is uno 9sIesen an Der
SiraBs befanut ais prospect aueuus, aut Dem
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Blan Der Staot SCRANTON, uo%rausfftlif aeboriQ
regiltrlrt nno eingetragen, Seiagte eotii ii 40 Rus
IN 6ront lnO binten mo l40 Rus in Siefe. umO
oalielbe eano iibertrngen Onrb So6n Wlc.
SURE lIno Maggie WeSnire an Sobn Manlep
ourt Deeo oatirt Den 8. Suli 1888 mo eiiae.
tra9ei IN eadaIuanna County i'm 9eeObud No.
so. Seite 367, etc.
Wtt Bei6las beIeat mo in Grctution aenom.
men ant Die 8la9e Uon VI. 6. @ils Qeaeu ga.
rab Wanl.D lno Sobn WnnleD. SdalS S2S7..
IS. Suo9ment No LAG, September Sermiu
1899, 81 ia gum Ropember Sermin 1902.
8oobeD anualt
aa 6as ubtn bslGritbtnt gissntbum pirS uur
stssn SaarjabIuns ~Utrfauft.
Gbas. s. s9aOt, @derif.
S&.riH's OHiss SCRANTON, pa, ben %. 81.
tObtr 1902.
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BtrHer:

SO f2-aqs bic @tdte, SitsI uuo 9nterthsn
Der Berilaeten. @arsaret O'eOnnOr. in uno
auf all bic stpifs 81 f6e ODER Rarlsas eane
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Gin trener Hat6se6er
nno ein wa6rer S6ak

iHoas s~sbieaene 3eutibt gpert ,Tcr RetnIasSs
MnterS neuefte uno otrbtiitrts Muilnae. init pieltn
Itbenstrtusn Wbbilbunatn, tpel4ts bon beleen @es
fdledbfern aeleien iptrhtn lou. Bon beipuhfrer
Biditisftit 1T oisits Bud fur esite, Die fidb ptrs
ebtiid,en ppItrH, uno aud thr bititnteen, bic In
unalhdlid,er Gbe lcben.
Stbr ilar uno einfah bslsbrt oasItIbe, tpie @es
fbleditsleiocH uno bic itrtdlidn folaen bon
Suaenhiineen, ME: Shudde. Rerpp6fdt, sims
potent. ppllutfonen. tlnfnidIfbarfeit, @eeddb
nisfbpdde. Zdbpermufb uRo ArdnpfaberbrtIh
obne iadoli@s Dtittsl fur Inner befeiiist tper6sn
tbnntn.
Bon unIddbtartm s9,ribs IN bitits unHbertrsff.
Iihe EDsrt fur bic Wenihbslt, ptlhrs $50 esitsu
Hart III. uuo mad empfang bon rs CTS. In Dot.
maritn gut psrpadt. fret Jnesianot ipiro.
Deutsches He'll nstifuf,
10 East 9th Street, New York.
Uriiber IL Clinton pIao.l
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

some time ago my daughter caught q severe cold. She complained of pains Tn her chest and had bad cough. gave her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy according to directions and in two days she was well and able to go to school l have used this remedy in my family Tor the past seven years and have never knewn it to fail,n says James Pfendergast, merchant, Annato Bay. Jamaica, West India Islands. The pains in the chest indicated an ap preaching attack of pneumonia, which in this instance was undoubtedly warded off by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It counteracts any tendency at A cold toward pneumonia. Sold hy J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
ALDRIDGE-JONEs NupTIALs.

Among those who went 10 Memphis on Thursday morning of last week were Miss Helen Aldridge and Mics Lollie German and MT. John I. Jones. They went ostensibly to see Florodora, but 1t subsequently, developed that it was another of Dan Cupid's pranks upon unsuspecting and unrelentino parents. and for the purpose of ce- menting and making at least two pierced hearts into one which should be whole and pathetic.
 On arrival at Memphis Mr. Jones proceeded immediately to the clerks office. thence to the Presbyt erian D ar sonage, and at l:30 o'clock he and Miss Heien Aldridge were made man and wife, Rev. Dr. Neel perform. ing the ceremony. The happy couple returned home early Friday morning, received the forgive. ess of the brides parents, and have taken up their resi- dence with the groom's sister, Mrs Alice Mathews.
 Miss Aldridge was one of the fairest and brightest of Forrest City's many lovely and lovable girls, while he to whom she has plighted her troth is sterling young business man of many noble traits. Both are young, the groom being about %, and the sweet bride less than Is, and it was alone upon this fact that the parents based an objection to their marriage. prom. ising consent if the young persons would wait until they should become of maturer age.
 TIE TIMES offers sincere congratu. iatlons upon the happy climax of this true love affair, and wishes for them a life full of joys and unalloyed happi- ness, May the sunshine of faithful 'ove through this, and eternal union in the world to come, be theirs.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
in going his miie:

Messrs. Beck and Edridge were the only losing entrees, the former losing two laps and the latter one lap. Er- nest Paslay gained two laps and Enos Altman one lap and "won by length.
 When the contest WAS finished and the time announced, MT. Smith chal- lenged the young men to another race for Monday night following, and they accepted.
 There was much larger audience Monday night, and the excitement ran high. even some of the ladies becoming so interested as to encourage the walk CTS with smiles and cheers. In this last contest several new entries were made, and the slows" taken ont. The result was that our boys won the race hands down by lap and a half. Fol 1ONinC are the pntIePs and time
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31

We now have all Of Louisa NJ. Al. cott's books. Nothing finer or hand. somer for the young folks. Landvoigt & Nadakin.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Child Worth Millions.

My child is worth millions to me, y says Mrs Mary Bird. of Harrisburg. Pa, yet l would have lost her by cr0up had not purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough Care.n One Minute Cough Curs is sure cure for coughs, croup and throat aud lung troubles. An absolutely safe cough cure which acts immediatly. The youngest child can take 1t with entire safety. The little ones like the taste and member how often it helped them. Every family should have bottle Of One Minute Cough Cure handy. At this sea- son especially 1t may be needed suddenly. j, Il. Dunavsnt.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Reedy 6 Head, of the spoke factory

Reedy & Head, Of the spoke factory, received some new machinery this week and will have another shipment in next week that will make their plant much more effective, enabling them to turn out considerably more stuff and a.d to their output They are getting in a hheral supply Of good timber, both hf wagon and ear load by rail. and are shipping out carloads of the finished product, for which there IS a big de- mand. The firm still want more tim bar by wagon. and farmers, both white and colored, will do well to bring in their timber now, while they are idle. waiting on the weather to begin plant. ing their crCps. Repdy x Head are doing good thing and should be en couraged fy the community.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
THE WALKING CONTEST.

Cowboy Will A. Smith, chamsion long distance walker of America, gave an exhibition at the opera house last Friday night under the auspices of The Bon Ami Club, of his wonderful powers of endurance by walking ten miles in race against ten of Forrest City's young men, each walking one mile.
 The race was square heel and toe walk, and was won by the local talent in close contest. The following are the names of those participating, to- gether with time each walker consumed in n0inCr his m lp.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Had to Conquer or Die.

"I was just about gone,' writes Mrs. Rosa Richardson. of Laurel Springs. \. c. II had consumption so bad that the best doctors said 1 could not live more than a month, but l began to use Dr. Kings New Discovery and was wholly cured by seven bottles and am TOW stout and well" It's an unrivaltd fife saver in consumption, pneumonia, la grippe and bronchitis; infallible for coughs, colds. asthma. hay fever. croup or whooping cough. Guaranteed bottles 5Oc and Sl % Trial bottles free at J. II. Dunayaut's drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Children EspeclallyLiabIe.

Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely painful and if neglected often result in blood poisoning Children are especially liable to such mishaps because no so care ful. As remedy DeWitts Witch Haze Salye is nnequalled Draws out the fire stops the pain, soon heals the wound Beware of commercials. Sure cure for piles. "DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salyt cured my baby of eczema after two phy. sicians gave her up," writes James Mock. N Webster, Ind. "rhe sores were SC bad they soiled two to five dresses day. ; J. II. Dunavant,
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
Don't Live Together,

Constipation and hoalth never 20 to- gether. DeWitt's Little Early Risers promote easy action of the bowels without distress. Il have been troubled with costiveness nine years" says J. o Greene, Depauw, Ind. Il have tried many rem edies, but Little Early Risers give best results.' J. Il. Dunavant.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
4 Cure for Lun1bago

W. c. Williamson. of Amherst, Va. says: "F0r more than year I suffered from lumbago. l finally tried Chamber Iain's Pain Balm and it gave me entire relief, which all other remedies had failed 10 do." Sold by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
lowing are the entrees and time

Altogether, this was one of the cleanes', most exciting and laughable entertainments seen on the boards in this city for many years.
 Mr. and Mrs. Smith are eleye. and deserving, and We wish them success.
The Forrest City times., 1902-01-31
You Know What You Are Takiuy

When you take Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that 1t is simply Iron and Quinine i'll tasteless form. No cure, 20 pay. soc.
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22
The Strain on Parents.

"What is mohair, nanny" asked Sally Peterson Jones, looking up from her slow perusal of the newspaper and keeping her place on the page with dusky forefinger.
 Nanny Jones began to rock faster. "You know wat hair Is. s'pose, dop' you?" she inquired.
 "Oh, yas'm." responded Sally prompt ly.
 "Well. den, does you know wat mo is?" asked her mother rocking still faster.
 "No'm," admitted Sally with great reluctance.
 "Well, chile, you can't 'spec' me to take de place ob natchel hist'ry ob animals fo' you," said her mother calm ly, allowing the rocking chair to slack en it's speed. "W'en you've hunted up de mo in one ob your schoolbooks an know jes' what he looks like, come to me, an I'll 'splain de rest. But chillen mus .undt some work on dere own eddication. shorely. Faint right fo' nayrents to do it all"