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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17
SOUTHERN : FARM 8 N0TES.
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o. arJ region where ANA that locks
SO poor, as much CT 1ur up,ands do
responds so Qulckl" to .ooi moving
ana cultivation nnd little help. sneh
rs Ii gets from crop OF reas. As PRO.
; iessor Massey truly scys, The SoutA
needs farmers more than crops: men
VINO VIII make use Of the abundant re.
sources for cattle so.d and win use
them to the best ;Yan,age in reduc.
ing the cost of their staple crop"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17
EUSH Fruits.

Not one farmer in a hundred raises
all the small fruit his family can use.
The fruit garden should be on good
land and near the house. The land
should be well drained. A good fruit
garden may mean a few less bushels
Of oats and corn, but the farm is made
more homelike and is supplied with
the comforts and luSuries Of the table.
ID. @. Converse.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17
A FOLDING CRIB.

The matter Of disposing of an infant
at night is one which, SOONER or later,
nearly every one has to struggle with,
and, therefore, n discussion Of tho
question has more or less interest to
every one. 1t is not now regarded safe
or sanitary to have the youngster IN
bed with its elders, and yet in sucH
cnses where the luxury of nurse and
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17
STRAWBERRIES EVERY YEAR.

STRAWBERRIES EVERY YEAR.
A strawberry bed should be planted
every year. This viii provide several
beds OF different ages, and some OF
them are likely to produce a good crop.
There is always enough plants to set
a new bed, II this plan is used, A bed
can be kept In bearing several years.
but usually 1t is not. The plants are
allowed to get too thick or weeds take
the patch. An old bed should be hoed
Immediately after fruiting; and If the
row plan is used, the row should be
narrowed to SIX inches or foot. The
plants In the rows should be thinned,
so not too many plants will be left
even In narrow rows. Turn over and
pulverlze the soil between the rows.
The condition of the soil must deter
mine how much manure shall be APP
piled. Too much manure will produce
an excess Of stalks and little fruit. II
the soil lacks fertility, plenty Of 1t,
there will not be enough stalks to pro-
duce either a good yield or fruit OF
good quality,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17

nursery cannot be INDUCED in, It is de-
sirable to have the infant near at hand
were it may be given such attention
as it demands from time to time dur
ing the night.
The invention shown herewith seems
to solve the question for persons In
the ordinary walks Of life, and has the
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17

TABLE FOR HANDLING GRAPES.
have seen large, heavy tables for
this work in many grapehouses, upon
which the grapes were emptied from
the trays to be sorted, trimmed and
placked into baskets. l do not favor
this method OF treating grapes. I
think the less they are handled the
better, The packing table shown
makes It possible to take the grapes
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17
THE NEM. SET TREE.

While 1t is well to prune a new set
tree back severely, the top may be cut
back so much that the roots will be
dwarfed. This is because there will
not be foliage enough to keep the roots
highly active Everything considered,
however, there 10 less danger in prun.
ing than In neglecting to prune.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17

'Ae se.. serpent, which, literally, will
never down. Hardly month passes
nut some strange creature is seen by
the men who go down to the sea in
ships; everything that is seen is re-
ported as sea serpent. 1t Is incon-
ceiyable that these people are always
mistaken, or that large percentage
are plain prevaricators, or That a still
larger percentage are practical jokers.
In a word, something is observed dut
or the common, reported MS sea SER
pent,' Some see giant squid, fifty,
perhaps seventy feet in length, dartlng
along the surface, tail first, the lat
ter out Of water at times. 1 have seen
wounded squid two feet in length,
moving in this way, occasionally pro-
jecting it tail few inches ont Of the
water its tentacles forming small
"undulations' behind. and from dis
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-12-17
Inc Ribbon Fish and
the Sea Serpent.
DY CHARLES F. HOLDER.

NE Of the most interestl,o,
questions relating to the
sea and Its inhabitants,
and appealing S .rongly to
popular fancy, is that OF
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Das 2haI abmarts.

TahIur. .-Serr Sobn S&iIb unb @ut.
tin iino our& bic Anfunft elmer muntsrsn
Io&ter erfreut iporben. tlnfer bsfnnntsr
Saufpieler 1T natlrlib isbr erfreut, bat
er bur6 oisies @reisnib Batter sstporbsn
ih.-gine Iuitiee Bartis ipur6e lsbtsn
Donnerfae abenb in Der SalIs bss Sein.
rid Ndseli an Wain Sirabe abssbaItsn
unb tpar beranitaltet bon ben 6rauen
Rdeeli uno Noor. Gs paren 9llt unb
Sung, Oidnnsr unb Srausn 30 bisism
5ehe eineslaben, tpel&s aud aablrsid
eri&ienen iparen. Ser absnb irurbs
aussefiiat nit einem Iuftissn Iansfrdna.
den, nobel man&e bsr Alten bas Gans'
bein fdpinsen Iisbsn. Aud Der @siune
ipurbe ni&t perseRsn, ba man sIddIi9sr
Meiie ben S&meiser Wdnner4or an
Sanb bate. ipie Bel iolden MnldEen
msifens dbIi@. Raiiirli& ipurbs aud
oas ebIe 9tab ni4t bereefeu, tuel&es nit
einsm (Uon ben 5rauen gldesIi unh
Diocr eeipenbsten) freien 2un& eeiplrsi
ipurbe. Den beioen Sruuen seblbrt Elm
,2ebebod !" flr bic BeranifaIiune unb
2eltuns bss iG6nsn Ssitdsns.-Ssr
Bahor 2uer uno Sobn BpB. 8be prdii.
bent ber bsuti&en ebane. Birdie babisr.
lino esitsrn (Wlittipoh) mad @olumbia,
Pa.. berreiit, um ber @baneeIii&en Di'
| ftritts' aonferens bepuipobnsn. - 2ebten
Dienfae ipurbe in ben blsfsen 8oblen'
eruben Der 2Obn fur bic sipsite SdIft'
oes Dlonats Wai ausbssublt.-Seit sms
Dohen IN Elm Siiuftano in ben @ei&dfr
ten Der SGulbsb6rbe oabier eineetreten
ba man iiG iiber bic Bah! zines prdf'
Oenten ni6t einisen fann. Die 3anbibu'
ten iinb 9Ofmeifer Sobn B. Reeie uni
Sobn q. @ibbons. Scr Sommer IN ba
unb ale n5tbisen 8eiIeiounssftide finbs
mon bel 5Iibmann & Bsibsl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Dtttston.

-Srisbrib g., bsr l3iabriss Sobn
bss s. %. @inb bon grstsr Borough.
Der ii@ am Srsitas i'm bisiisen Soipital
elmer Operation flr BIinb6armentsiin.
buns untertuerfsn mubte. erIas ben SOL
gen osrisIbsn am Sonnias.
Der 18 Sabre aIte poIs @scrss
Sasarosfi bon 8sf pittstcn purbs am
5rsitas in Der grster Nine jipii&sn ben
Bufern bon sipe, Rarren eefaneen unb
erbielt babel sinen S&dbelbru&, BEN sr
am foIsenbsn 8Ormittas srIas.
-8psi anabsn, Nartin @uIper unt
SoIepb Me@lain. tpurben 5reitag 8or.
mittae auf BEN @uImbaufen oer Sort unt
Bottle 8eHe bon elmer eintlrsenbsr
NaHs psrf<tst unO trosbsm man fs
ipieber prompt befreits. befiirhtet mar
bod, bab Ne@lain innerlite BsrIsBun'
se erbielt. Gulper entfam nit beri&is,
bsnen S4rammen unb Sdnitten.
= Am Donnsrhas Ha&t purben meb.
rsrs auf Der Cannon Bad 2inis anse'
feats Stalisner msbr Obsr minbsr i1psl
psrIsst, aIs fs mad bsr rria&e einer
ni&t erfoIstsn Sprensuns na&isbsn pOa'
ten. bic ubsr srfclsie, als bic 2suts bi,
STEELE srrsi@tsn. aas etbisltsn burd
bic fIiesenben SsIienmaHsn 8srlebunssr
unb elmer tpirb mbsIi&ertpeiis bic Ssb
traft sinss ausss sinbabsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
800 8eIobuuua. 500.

Die etisr bislsr 3sItuns prbrn l9 frrusn ,u
srfatrsn, baB ss ptnisRsus cine stfiir&tiis
araufbsit stbt, iptIHs bt. WiGsn(dafi In al
ibrsn Stufsn ~ beiisn I'm Sianbt ii baas
aaiarrb.Rur II bic sir,ise itSt bsr dr,tli&sn
Sribrihafi btIannif politipf Sur. 4atarrb tr.
forbert ale zine Gsnfituiicnsiranfbtii cine con.
ifituticntls YtbanbIune. Saa's staiarrb.sRur
pirb inHsrlih gfHCmmtn uub pirft birsft aHi
bas Blut une bic f&lsimissn Sbuai&sn bts
Splttms. Saeur@ bic @runelasf bfr Rranfbsii
isritSrsnb unb BEN pattsnttn Strafi ssbsnb, In.
eem iit bic @oufitution bee aSrpsrs aufbaut une
esr Natur In ibrtm @uit buff. Die Giatuibii.
msr batsn 70 pisI 8trtrautn ~ ibrsn SsiIir6ftsn
eae ft ttnbunert Dollars Bslpbnuug fir itbtn
taa anbttttn. hsn fie ju turiren ptrftbIt. eaBi
quo sint Sifr ben 3fueuiHtn Eommtn. Rar
aeniirs j. ). @bensp & 8 o., EpIsbo, o.
g1- gtrfauft BON alien apptbtftrn, rs Gis
pal's tamiIit pilsu THe bic btftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
0pn Neterebnra.

- Souls Sarber bient bieIe 8o&e ale
Der. Staten @ei&worener su BiIs
Transport.
- Den gbsIsutsn Souls @enssI bon
prescoit abenue iit Elm frammer 8nabs
seboren tuorben.
--Srau Bernbart 1bauer 1T in 8uf.
faIo unb 9leip Yorf uuf Beiu6 unb ge.
benft fi& einen Wonat su amdferen.
Die S&psfsrn Dorothy unb gnno
2obmann, Tb1ter ber GbsIeute Safot
s. 2ebmann bon 702 Sarber @eurt,
ipurben ssftern nit ben 8rdoern gbmarb
unb George 2eiber burd 8aitor 8obiIiu
sstraut. Die DoppsIbo&seit bon S4tpe.
fern nit 9ribern srreBts srObes Sn'
tsrefs.
-Sn letter Srsitas 0a&t purbs
2ouis 9lppeI bur& ben S6Ias ssrIbri
unb er Iiest felt ber 8sit in sinem biIiIo.
fen 8uifanbs barnisber. Seine Shpss
ftsr 2ouiie unb 9biIip NatIeu pHsgeu
Jpn bel Gag unb SObunn @briit unb Sos
bann 8sdsr isabrsnb Der Ra9i. Doitcl
8iibop hat ipsnis SoffHuns. bab be,
Souls ipieber auffommt. Appel fart
sefern Wiorgen. gr mar in Scranton
seboren. 40 Sabre alt unb bintsrIdBt sint
S6ipeRer. 6rau SriebriG Sdmars. DiC
8eereisuns erfoIst Sreitas 9a@mittaf
Q llbr i'm bisiisen Srieobofs.
- Warp, bic 9idbriss To&tsr bes ga.
trid MeDonnsl bon Sidorp StraBe, BIZ
cine @ouiine an Srbine Nbenue babisi
bsiudts. fsI am Samitas sufdais in bi,
giferne unier ber Rd1e. Die giIfern,
10 ssbn Sus tisf, sntbisIt absr sur 8si
nur bier Sub WaHer unb eS eeIans cn'
ber bem Wdbden, ibrsn 8Opf tlber @ai.
fer su tulten, inbem ie ii& auf ibr,
3eben ftelIte. Riemanb mar anipeIenb
als oas 2inb bineinIeI unb Iie mubil
for etipo ssbn Diinutsn aus 9eibssfrdftel
rufen, ebe bic anberen SniaRen bes Sau
es aufmeriiam purben unb is suIsbt mi
einem Stride aus ibrsr ssfibrIidsn Gag
Def reiien. Das Mdb6en sntfam mi
bsm S&redsn, benn ss tpurbs ni&t tpsi
isr psrlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Sunmcre.

- Die 90 Ronate aI.e To@tsr Der
frau DITTO Barb bon 8roOt Strabs itieb
iib am Samitae Elm Nuss aus, aIs iie
nibsrfieI unb nit bem @eiI@ts Elm ;erbro'
dsnss TrinieIas traf. 9ie Rlsins
ipurbs i'm 2adapanna SoipitaI drstIid
bebanbelt.
%. s. SIabertp bon 9rinfer Gtrase
Bot ssssn bie Scranton @as unb Daijsr
gompauis cine furiOie 2lage eintraeen
luHsn. for S5. 900 @nif6dbisuns flr ben
Cob ieinsr 4idbrieen To6ter. st be.
bauptet nsmliG. baB has ben R6brsn bsr
gompanie entfr5msnbe @as in feline
Botnune brang unb bic ganss SamiIis
affsirte, unb stpar bas Wdbden 70 fart,
bab es balb nadber ffarb.
-Sn BEN Sauis ibrer @Itern an
Bloom Strubs ipieltsn ssftern Der ls
Wonate alte Wiuarb Wert unb feline s.
idbriss S&pefsr Warp in bem Babes
jimmer, unb i'm 8srIaufe oes SpieIes
fam bem Mdb1sn bsr @sbanis, BEN
Sunssn Elm 8ub gu sebsn. Sic issts ibn
in bic 8uosipanne unb brebte bas beib'
WaRsr nit boiler @stpalt an; ss ma,
to&enb bsiB unb berbrlbie ben armer
3lsinen i'm @sii@t, an ben S@ultsrr
unb pbsren 85rpertbeiIsn in fur1tbarel
@eiis. 70 bab man serinse SOffnuns auI
grbultuns ieines 2ebens iest. aui
S&rsd bon Sinnen. lieb bas Wdb6er
ben 8nuben in ieinsr eefdbrIidsn Sag,
unb erif bic bur& bic S&merssnsi&rei
bsrbeiserufsne Wutter fonnte bic 2situnI
abbrebsn. sc iinb Qinbsr bes Ssusr6sfl
Bsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Don ber edsfette.

l
@ebdIfs 9 @eri&tsi&reibsr gbarIei
Wirb bon gebar abenue ia bon feline
@attin nit einem Nib@sn bsi1snf
tporben.
Dur@ bas @bgIeiten zines MeiIeri
ftiete ii& ausuit @snbis bon 638 Scout
Strabe am Dienitas cine i&mersbaft,
Mrmipunbe au.
George 80. Rope bon WapIe Strab,
ii benadri&tist ipOrben, baB er ais @e,
lfs'Sabritinipeftor bon 2adaipanna,
@apne unb Pife Counties ernanni
trurbe.
SRI. Carrie Naps unb Serr Sofept $,
So&Ianber tpurben ssfern Nbenb burd
8afor Wm. ". glorbt i'm Sauie Der
8rauteItern, 720 Stone Mbenue, su
sinsm eIadIi&sn 9aurs bersinist.
Srau SuIia Nrmbruit bon grospseI
4benue, ireI@e fd Dor einiger Belt i'm
Scranton 8ribat Soipitat elmer Operas
tion unteriparf, Bat ben fritiihsn 8unfi
paifirt unb sebt ber @ensiuns entsesen.
SIN ben @bsfianb iratsn seRsrn gbsnt
SRI. Nnnie Sumbrum unb Serr 8uooIpb
8eibenbad. Die Trauuns trurbe i'm
Sauis bsr gItsrn bss 8rdutisams burG
BafOr Wm. u. Siorbt pOaso8en.
8iQiam 8oIanb bon 8ittston Nbenus
unb in Der 2adaipanna @oafabrif anss.
feat. perfins am Samitas einen arm in
einem Rammrao uno bieier tparb ibm
t6s psrrsnit unb aud idIimm serFsiidt.
SRI. Diinnis 2ittIer unb Sobn MiGer,
stpei irobIbsfannte iunss 2eute bieisr
Ssiie. tpurben am Dienifas abenb in Der
Wobnuns bon paitOr %. u. 9iorbt bur&
Sieisn su einem sliidIi&sn gbspaare eins
8eiesnst.
5rI. aueuita o. Sdumann, 1oGter
ber 5riebrid Sdumann gbeIsute bon
Bird Strabe, unb Ssrr gmiI Sdmibt
ipurben sefern Dlittas bur& ben 8atsr
bes 8rdutisums. 8ufor s. s. S1mibt
bon Der bsutiden 8aptiitsn 2ir6s, ss'
traut.
Ser Srauen.8 8srein ber Sidort Sira,
&c 8rsSbpterii&en @smeinbs pirb bsute
unb morsen abenb in bem @emeinbsbaus
Elm @is Cream Social unb Grbbsersn
SeifiuaI abbaIten. 8uerif ipiro in Der
Saae Elm ipesieIes muiifaliidss BRO.
aram porsstraeen berben unb bieiem
oas auftii6en osr @rfrii@unsen i'm grb'
eef8ob fol8en.
SIN ibrer Bobnuns an gittston absnus
psrf&isb am Sreitae Worssn in Der Pers
ION bon Srau 2enn Sdneiber cine ses
adtete Srau Der Sibieits. Die 8ers
itorbene, bic i'm A. 2sbensiabrs fanb.
tpirb bon bem @atten unb Iisben 8inbern
iibsrIsbt, iotpie ben @ltsrn unb stpei Brii,
bern. Stre 8eeroisuns erfoIste am
Sonntas Ra&mittus i'm 8eiiein bon
subIrsi@en 9eibtraeenbsn i'm 8ittston
Npsnus Sriebbofs. mad sinem Gruusrs
eienfs i'm Saufe, ben 9afOr D. o.
9lorbt leitete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Mi&t 8, fonsern ss @re,ent,

tperben Sic srbaItsn bur@ cine AnIass il
5arr's 8auIots an giorb Wiain Abenue
8ieIe Der 2ots in benz Sarr gompIs,
tperben fi6 in stpsi Sabrsn i'm prsiil
uerboppsIn, unb nidt cine sinsiss tpirt
biss in brei Sabren su tbun bsrfsbIsn
Die 2arrentperfitdtten in Der Ndbs um'
faiien mebrere Nder unb perben nit ber
anbsrsn Snbuifrien 5000 perfonen be.
i@dftissn. Sect ift Sbre @sIesenbeit.
bsnn bic 2ots ssbsn i&neG ab. Spredt
pOr obsr f&rsibt an SObn R. Sarr. Df'
flee auf benz 9labs. sIItss pbons,
l046 X,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
3n Is Gents bic Gle

Wnrnifrtt @insbams-nitt bic biaiss
SOrts, bic au& btais ausiisbt icnbrn BIZ
allsrbsfsn anssfrtistsn gBaursn. ole wr'
ben f& pal&tH unb trassn, bic iis bisitIbsn
miibs fnb unb sisntH fi& lu iarttu SaiI-
Isn Ssmbtn Taillsn aniHssn, etc. Sis
babm sisfsIttn sstpib nitmaIs serbr iu is
Gtnts ssltbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Sa 2S Gsats bic Gle

8ans mnrtriIrtr peibs Daartn In Dr.
forbs, DaHasf, Rabras, Dimitiss, 9rna
binss, etc, In tinbunbsrt pnI&isptutn Ws-
cen. Didt purbn pabrsnb br sanisu
SailpH tu IS uni 40 gtnts be Cue psr-
sauft. Sis fnb bIllis ~ % Gtnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Sm rs geats bic Gle

Spsisas Stibsn eufrints, Stibtn'
punis wsiins, Ssbtn 3tpbyr Ginsbams,
Ssibtnirtifsn eaipns, etc. Disfs Inb bti
ptitsm be pra9tSOIRs einis BON @ai&ss-
psbtn wtIat itmaIs annSbnub ,u BEN
SsrIansttn prtift (25 gsnts) pfHirt pur-
ben, uHh Ft iInb aat usu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Sa As Geat8 bic Gle

"a 3sn feline AuaIitat gcuIarb Ssibs.
ausnBabIts uus tltieiams DtiIius in all
ben ri&iissu 8arbsn fiji iiriit flsihfams unb
bauTbafts @fwansu. 25 Stiids nur tn
bitIsw 8srfaufs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Mnkergep06nli9e
@ertbe til
9obgrabigelt
@ai6fa6ritatelt.

S&lisbm elm anius sissntn usluiIos
DsTius unb eirsits Smpprtatiensu. Die
Auspabl ~ ssaRanbis, iobab AUD Der &C.
uausnt anfaufsr Ia isbsr einssInbsit i'i-
frisbtn ssfsllt psrbsu fann.
The Forrest City times., 1903-06-26
Miss Nell German Entertans,

Mis- Nell German was the sweet and
dainty little hostess on Tuesday after
noon to large number of the wee
smart set They played Finch for
awhile, and Evelyn pettus won the
prize, "A dainty piece of china, for being
the champion. of the first four tables
Marguerite Iarrew won the cousoa-
ton, a box OF bon bons, on a cut of II e
cards. Bessie Jones won the BOBBY. IA
bunch of sweet peas.
AT The next four tables Carrie Evans
and Elouise Buford won the prizes.
After Tue progressive game dancing
and outdoor games were INDUCED IL.
after which refreshments were served.
Those present were: Lottie Aldrdgp.
MAY Laugmngbouse, Elizabeth Win
field, Leta May Hancock, Bessie Jones,
Mamie Evans, Carrie Evans, Marble
Barrow, Goodwin Upton, Allyne Roll
wage, Anna Robson, George Merwin.
Gennve Pettus, Virginia Norton, Susie
Nelson, Julia Barrow, Fannie lizard.
Elonise Butord, Emily Calling, Merton
Prewett, Bessie Williams, Mary Mallo.
~, CorneIia Aven, Virginia Rolwaee
Gladys Hunter Victoria Mann, Jimmie
Sanders. John Webb and Malcolm
German punched after each gama.
The Forrest City times., 1903-06-26

j. ii. Bard is manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph company's office
in this city, and signal service officer
of the United States government, hav.
ing charge of the weather and turning
ont quality equal to any of Uncle
Sans representatives The subject OF
this sketch was born near Rardstown.
Ky, on the very day that Grandpa"
Harrison died, which occurred Just
fifty years ago; consequently Mr.. Bard
is fifty years old. and is a 30 grand
pa" In his early youth Mr. Bard
learned the art of telegraphv, aud has,
like ali telegraphers, seen service in r II
its phases having been manager at Bow
ling Greer Ky. Corinth, Miss II l.
NJ, Ark, Jackson, Tenn. and was
placed in charge of the telegraph and
signal service station at this PLACE in
1888. where he has since remained, and
no man has ever given SO much salts
faction to the public or the company
as Mr., Bard. HIS sterling worth. close
attention to business and unfaiing
courtesy have won for him the highest
esteem of all with whom he has come
in contact. Mr.. and Mrs. B,rd have
two children, one of whom w ll'e) is
night chief operator Of the Litll- Rock
telegraph Office. and the other lAddie J
is the wife of Mr.. Jho. Michel. WILL.
known Young business man of This city.
In politics, Mr.. Bard is a democrat
He is consistent member of the OF
School Presbyterian church.
The Forrest City times., 1903-06-26
His Last Hope Re aIized.


In the first opening of Oklahoma 10 set
Tiers in 1889. the editor Of this paper was
among The many seekers after fortune who
made the big race one fine day in April
During his travelling about and afterwards
his camping upon his claim he encountered
much bad water, which, together with
severe heat, gave him very severe diar-
rhoea which it seemed almost impossible
to check. and along in June the case be-
came so bad he expected to die. One day
enc of his neighbors brought him one
small bottle of Chamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and Darhoea Remedy as last
hope. A big dose was given him while
he was rolling about on the ground in
great agony. and in few minutes the
the dose was repeated, The good effecl
of the medicine was sOon noticed and
within an hour the patient was taking his
first sound sleep for fortnight. That one
little bottle worked Complete cure. and
he cannot hep but feel grateful. The
season tor bowel disorders being at hand
suggests this item. For sale by J +.
Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1903-06-26
Startling Evidence:

Fresh testimony in great quantity il
constantly coming in declaring DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds to be uneqnaled. A recent ex.
preston from L. J. Mcfarland, Benton.
vile, Va, serves as example. He writes;
Il had Bronchitis for three years and
doctortd all the time without being bene-
fitted. Then | began taking DIR. Kings
New Discovery. and a few bottles wholly
cured me" Equally effective in curing all
Lung and Throat troubles, Consumption,
Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by J
II. Dunavant. druggist. Trial bottles
free, regular sizes soc, and $100..
The Forrest City times., 1903-06-26
The Bachelor Maids.

VI iss Matte Cummings was the per.
Iect'y delightful hostess OF the bachelor
Maids last Monday afternoon, and the
bachelors certainly had bushel of Fun
and jolly time.
reversed Finch was the feature of
the afternoon, though there were other
sources OF pleasure and amusement.
which might well have the place of
honor as being the most enjoyable.
Miss Smith, the charming and versa.
Tile guest at the RUSSELL home, land by
the way she is from Atlanta. and not
Chicago,l won encore after encore for
her very interesting and amusing roles
She whistles, sings, laughs. cries, plays
the piano and pranks, recites, reads,
elc., at will, and is most accommodate
ing.
Miss Martha Hatcher also cop,ribu
ted much pleasure to the occasion by a
recitation in her rnimitable manner,
and Mss Dora Vadakin's music was
much appreciated.
Mss Lollie German won the first
prize, a beautiful book. Through the
Year with Kipling." Miss Ida Walton
captured the consolation, bunch of
violet and white sweet peas.
Dainty refreshments were served.
There were tive table. those present
being Misses Emma Beck, Annie Fus-
sell, Ruth Hatcher. Mary M4rwin, Fan.
ME Winthrop, Lille Grrmar. Marie
Smith. (Atlauta.l Ida Walton. Ger
rude Walton, Msmye P'Pao!e, Mary
Joe Pettus, Dora Nadakin, Annie EtIse
Williams, Tolise Rollwag., Norma
Rollwage, Mary Mallory, Louis 1T
ling, Martha Hatcher, Jeanette Bee
ker Martha Cummings. Goodwin Tip.
ton punched.
The Forrest City times., 1903-06-26
Worst of All Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel that
every minute will be your last? Such
was he experience of Mrs. 5 II. New
sou. Decatur, Ala. For three years" she
writes, 81 endured insutferable pain from
lndig cstion, stomach and bowel trouble
Death seemed inevitable wien doctors
ana ~ remedies fai'ed = At length was
induced TO try Electric Btters and the re-
suit was miraculous. | improved at once
and now I'm completely recovered" For
Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troub
les Electric Bitters is the only medicine.
Only soc. Its guaranteed by j. Ii. Duna-
want, druggist.