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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
RUSSIAN Briefs

Russia has the largest number OF
soldiers and reserves OF any country
on earth except Germany.
To hire q carriage In the evening for
Q drive that only takes ten minutes
costs about % In 81 Petersburg
Russia Is very short OF doctorsl hav-
ing only eight for every 100000 tn
habitants Great Britain has $50 for
the same number.
The city of Roston, In Russia, Is fire.
Quently visited by a corn dealer ia
years old. This centenarian Is a Cos-
sack named Avdd Avlonkhow. He
has eleven children living. eight eoDs
and three daughters
The explosions OF Intelligent people
from Russia by the late Minister Stpia-
gun were 50 numerous that q number
of them have now been invited TO re-
turn, as the education OF the country
has been affected By their absence
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
THE ROYAL BOX.

King Edward will be at Copenhagen
on April s for the eighy-sixth birthday
of King Christian.
The emperor Of Japan Is the direct
descendant OF the Emperor Jimmu.
who assembled the throne 2J6a PEARS
ego. making the dynasty older than
any other that exists or yer did exist
The emperor Of Germany is CON-
PEELED 10 change his dress sometimes
twelve times a day. He has s400.000
worth OF clothing. He bears 100 titles
and is an admiral In three Of the big
gest navieS
The emperor OF Russia recently or
dered six private parlor cars for use
of the imperial family. These cars
viii be comfortable and luxurious
They n to be constructed entirely Of
Russian material and will be built al
the famous Putilon works Each cai
will cost $1,000
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
COMMENT.

Korea Is one OF several countries
that Ind the process Of civilization
more or lees -painfuL-WashingtoD Star.
China has hing stood In need OF a
mifrnry education She Is nov IN po-
sition 10 get II By observation and eo-
Observation-Disclosures Post
Tie cru3ect Of building Q new home
for the president In the suburbs OF
Washington b advanced again. Better
st1ck 70 the old White House-Bu6ao
ExpresA
Soutbern people are not looking for
sentimental lost causes" nor fool
hardy Inst ditches They are on the
tpp side OF the going on Don't forget
thia-Rakteh Timea
Every little while the college pro
fessors protest against the influence Of
wealth but we fail 70 notice any gen
erl movement among the colleges for
their protection against rieh men,
New York Mnil
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
THE WRITER'S.

John Oliver Hobbies. known TO q
lnrge circle of friends as Mrs Craigie,
b an American by birth. having been
born In Bosnn
Mrs Juiin Frankau. the brilliant
novelist Is the greatest living author
ity 90 the art Of color printing. Her
pen name Is Prank Dandy.
Out OF hts So0JGO fortune the late
Henry Seton MerTfman real name
Hugh StpveI Scott = left $4,000 TO
Evelyn Beatrice Hail in token" as
the testator says -of my gratitude for
Der continued assistance and literary
service. without which l should X
have been able TO have made my liv-
Ing by my pen"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
POLITICAL QUiPS.

The way politics looks depends on
where yoo stand.-Miiwaukee Sentinel.
II Is az neglected primaries that poll
ncians get their n:pper on the people.
st Louis Globe Democrat
Why noe drop the term american
house Of lords" In speaking OF the
Uuftsd States senate and call II the
cave Of the winds Y--Boseon Globe.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
WOMAN.

Nine questions In ten asked Of q man
By a woman caller are answered by
the mans wife.-Exchanea
When you find a woman who Is free
from vanity and who doesn't talh too
much you can bank on II that abe is
worth about sixteen ordinary men,
Chicago Record Herald
When a woman spends q particularly
long time on her knees IN saying her
prayers at night her husband may
know he has behaved worse than usual
that day.-Atchisou Globe
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07


O length over all of 4I feet and n
beam Of 80 feet 8 inches On her trial
trip she developed a speed OF eighteen
and q half knots. She has two screws.
two tunnels and two military masts.
with n fighting tor or each. Her ar
moi belt is Of harveyfzed steel Z feet
0 inches wide and for a distance of 156
feet amidships is nine inches thick.
Beyond this 10 the baroettes II Is sew
en- inches thick and at the ends four
inches The Mikasa IL armed with a
main battery OF four twe,veinch
breechloading guns in bartettes and
fourteen six-inch quick firing guns. of
which ten are In classmates on the
main deck and four at the angles Of
the superstructure.
The Akashl. with a displacement OF
1890 tons; the Hatsuse Of 1900 tons
and the Shikishima of 14.S5O tons are
similar in Grmor. armament and equip
ment TO the Mikasa- The Asahi and
shfkishima have a speed of eighteen
knots. and the Hatsuse made 19l on
her trial trip
The vashima and Fuji are battle
SHIPS OF the second class Each has a
displacement OF 1880 tons and a
speed Of eighteen knotS They are heav-
fly srnsored and carry four twelveinch
and ten six-inch guns In their main
batteries The Chin Yen. captured nom
the Chinese. Is Of the third class She
has u displacement Of 1850 tons and
carries q battery OF four tweiveinch
brecchioading Krupps and four six
inch quick firing guns Besides these.
japan has eight armored cruisers able
30 tsks thar places In the line against
h~stt3esAips
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
SCIENCE 6iTiNGS.

Water flowing from a great depth Is
Doce radio active than surface water.
II was formerly supposed that mag
netisIn was peculiar to iron and steel
only. whereas II Ia now known &c be q
property shared by other substances
Heiium. the radio active gas given or
By radium. h q well defined and rather
inert gas nearly as light Of hydrogen
and is present in large amounts In the
envelope of the sun. In a number of
stars and IN small quantities In a few
hare volcanic minerals.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07

a lemon bath Is regarded as n luxury
n the West Iniies- Several lines OF
lemons are sliced into the water ami
allowed TO lie for half an hour In or
der that The Juice may be extracted.
a remarkable sense Of freshness Is Civ
en- to the skin by the ~ncilrlnted voter.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07

The art OF drawing xiTr was MI
pract.cci uE:ii the. fanrt-a:h centgr.
or lEiloiuc,I into Ensl,,sl anih III.
Seventeenth century. al ~-:re mad
previously aevinG bcn nieie y BAN.
I.Siing into rounded lengths narrow
strips Of E;ef-.l cut from plates pre-
viously Lfatea oct
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
lCA

No iaw abiding cftisen eyer gets Q
chance to take advantage Of Q tech
nicsliu.-Chicago Record Herald.
Some day an enterprising jurtst viii
win immortal renown by discovering Q
technicaiity on the side Of tia con
nonweaith.-De;roit Free PresaL
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07

TIE v-ot,i Japan coEs-s From u
Portuguese r,s.stir iaiioa ~ tbP u ;
arcse characters Nj Iiea." aseann ;
Land u tie Rising s'lE"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
washing yeE-sshI-=.

In washing vegetables Il x better :.
gSc wa'.r With the eiiili taken of. /
after Feeling. The vegetables are SOL.
al IL Geld sicr. nse p si-aiaer or
sa,In'er Instead e picking them on
= tie pntcf with yoaT 'aso.s.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
~fmprtsoae~l Nice.

When rats AID mice are imprisoned
In a revolving cage they prefer to excr
else themselves for twelve hours dur
Ing the night and rest during the day.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07

The asc.cnt Iiomans considered /;
e1emin-te to g bcarls All their
hnsis. representing tie famous me- Of
oidea times. are without boards.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
sfrenufh Of Grnrite.

To ares,i = aalf inch cAlg Of grant,
re3ui, - a weight Is eleven tons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07
STATE TENT
OF
ElPTS
AND
DlSBURSEMENTS
OF
state and County Revenue
LANDER COUNTY,, NEVADA
FROM

IAN, 1st, 1908, to JAN, LIST. 1903.
Balance on hand Jan. LIST, 1915. .S29,S2 II
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1904-04-07

Cash in Treasury..........
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26
STATE AID ROAD LAW
NUMBER OF SURVEYS COMPLETED

, The wc,k \ to he started in Prince
George county wi, put that section well
to the frost ntrn@g the progressive par
Elephants in the 1oaI movement. The
Board nf r.. ~ Commissioners of Prince
George caug,y ,nMr time ago requested
that their ;l,.iiC.ttjGu f.. >pvJa pieces
of road he regularly lyoau,cl. #.pI th,
three section. wi.,h W. h.. &lv,yrl 1t
this time will he the fo,,nwirg
First. The Wd.hingtuu- NIlIL,..s tuln
pike To the county seat. Upper Marlboro.
and thence the shortest and most avail
able course via Groom to AQuN>co
Second. The IuGiam Head road from
the district line 10 piy,ataMay.
Third. The Baltimore Co., Washington
turn pike from the District line to the
corporate limits of RladcHshurg aud then
from tn" cnur.atc limits of Ilynttsvillc
to Laurel and tn" Howard county line.
Since tn" large meeting at Parsons
Opera House. Salisbury. called by the
Vic, 'I!icn County Comm, >.oHCISl, on the
2Ith IF last September. to consider the
question of Wicomco county taking up
its $4,000 Share Of the State road fund,
three petitions. providing for one mile
each of highway have been filed TO So
cur, portions of this fund. Parsons
district asked fer one ulr. the pittsburg
and Dennis districts for one mile to-
grth"r and the third mlc has been petit
toned 10y the citizens of Nuttcr'S dis
trict. to run from the curlrlat" limits
of Salisbury one mile in the direction of
Cuulhourn'S mill
Caroline and Dorchester counties now
also come, to the front in their determine
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26
Improvements Being Made BY The
State HALFWAY Division

50 far have the ,nurtig. ,.f AIavI1rl
,,,,,.....,,d IN ,ho ,r,,, F.. ,l,,i, s,.,,,
'.I"~ "i',' 'h,' PROVISIONS d lhe "ia''
anu F""" IaW' 'iF'' Inc return 81 an"'h'r
autumn VIII" MIH'>, hummer "l ne"
hHcaHa'' F"a"~ III 'hp "la''' DUN upon
'c''I'''1' "h,$; surveys '"F seven pieces
81 I.|tl III .NiI'Ga'lE an" LOT wv" pieces
!" ii'I',I" '""l'A h"N' "', ,,n'i,'''"'
In'tF 'Ho H"I'.'N'>,D" ~ ''' ii'EnW"l
l''N'>'"A 81 ."" Nl'rN I"N' '"''oEl'"'
survey an" vac >ufN'Nl h2 "A l""r li'I'S
o. I"'' III '>i.h-''A county, from
""i III" T." ''''"'''"u,Su' ILN'''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26
B. 60. r. r. NEW
CENTRAL BUILDING
New Baltimore Headquarters To
Cost $4,000, 900

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
Iany has completed the purchase of the
ground at the northwest corner of Balti-
| more and Charles streets, Baltimore,
necessary for it's office building, and is
making arrangements for the erection of
II suitable structure, thus settling the ru-
nor that the central offices Of the COM
panN were to be removed from the city
President Oscar G.. Murray on Satur-
day morning gave ont the particulars
of the purchase of the lots He said
that almost inSurmountablc obstacles.
were placed in the way. and that it was,
only by using the greatest amount of
tact that the company was able to get
the ground ut II figure anywhere near
reasonable.
TIL" sites acquired were occupied by
structure. knwWn rs NuS 10 and II
North Charles street. and Nos. I. &, s.
TO- T.. II. III and Is West Baltimore
street The property thus acquired will
give the railroad company II lot fronting
30 feet on Charles street ana 1914 feet
10 inchrs ~H Baltimore street. by get
tim- possession Of this property the Bal
tim.Hu aI.i Ohio Railroad has one of the
most desirable locations in the city. and
C;r that is undoubtedly the best suited
for lis business.
\ sigh Of relief went up from men in
t,rr>trd in tn acquisition of the prop
cItN. and among the employees there is
general rejoicing over the fact that it is
now certain that Baltimore will keep the
offices Of the company. Many of those
omp,nyrd ly tn" Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have been IN tn" anxious bench
for marx m"uthS. For Il while if seem
ed that th,.y would he thrnwn ont of
rmpIoymrrt by the removal Of the nllic,.s
to some either city. where. Inducements
were offered to yet the company t. locate
its central offices.
No plans have vet been made for the
hniGingn. In fact. the nlrar-rmrlt.s for
the uurcha>, of the property have pro
,,rrSs rl =, s,rwly that NOT nm Drchitcct
has lcrn approached in reference to de
SIGNS fer the building. If has nnt vet
been decided whether the contract for the
building will be made with the architect
by competition ar whether an architect
will br rmulnyrd to design and surcrin-
trnl thu. construction.
Mr.. Murray said that the new build
ing would cost about s.. 600 600. 1t
will orcnmmr5,Jte about 1000 persons
and would he erected in such Il manner
that every Irn>.ihlr need and cnnvcn-
fence will receive attention. The build
ing will be- fourteen or fifteen stories
high and there will be ample room for
MI branches. of the work and accDinmu-
dation for all possible future expansion.
The final announcement Of the loca-
-ion and plans of the Baltimore and
Ohio building has been delayed because
~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26

--rrot,oc+od mootirc,, .norod !, por
tcr's Grove NJ r Chrr.h an S,nd,,
evening ''''''''
The ninc-ycar-old son of John Irwin
of Pomrruy. is UNDERGOING treatment n
the BatimUrc PaStcur Institute for pr,.
weston of hylrophohia.
"rkmcn are pushing the work or
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26

Mrs, Sarah f.. Page, of Calvary, liar
ford County, has n crab cactus which
has put forth 214 blooms.
Frank Grant Mercer and James
Sceney, colorcd. recently arrested at st
Augustine, Were taken to Wilmington
from Elkton Jail by Detective Frances,
of Delaware, and arraignrd on the charge
Of stealing blankets from the carriages
of j. i. Rh1adeS. Carl Barley AND RObt
Black. of pcncadCr hundred. They adj
mittcd the charges Grwl were sent to the
workhouSr to await their trial in court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26
NEWS In BRIEF.

'' ''i' ''' HIS property I" HIS VIE
Herbert CAN'T employed at the rail
road station in North East, hats ne.
signed.
Am increase of $15G.G47 is shown il
the earnings of the b. X O. II. X. in the
October statement. over those of tn,
corresponding month of last year.
p,,....,...
aro rnn"rta1 ''''''' h ,".'o i ''',''' "sri'.,
Square last week looking up parties in.
jurcd in the Chadd'ss Ford collision.
uN,o E,,,,
an ti'o ,''i' i'.,prpiS m'"H N'o" w
on t1,,. I"tt w.. CIV IVY WY "u'
"a ''''" '"' ''"' II ''''' N''' report
tho .n,,.,,,, '''','' -, ,''', " ""'l''nS ~
Uo,,n I,' cr,,, wv n.h 1' ""I,,ES S,,,t,
From, n S,'',, "''''' ''' '''' "'"S'i'
'''''
The taxable basis of HHvrc dc Grace
it is figured. will shrink STJ.OGo in con
sequence of the purchases Of property
ci1w ~ ~ w. III '''''
BY II fall G"wn the cc,hw steps at
William Rurnlry'> house at McClrlInnl-
willie. nnr day hast week. Mrs. William
Bowers. an aged resident Of the village.
broke her hip.
William, ,r..,. r.,,...
dent of to.ora. was it is feared, f1ally
injured by Il train which struck him
while Ht work an the railroad At RoXton.
Ia, one day last week.
An 1h,. CUNNING, ,,,i,.;lo,,,.. - ,,,,,,,,
SnnSufi, island linn, h,vn L,m,,' s,'I L,.
Mis- / Dnnpru Smith rn,. 500 ,.r,. nm.
n1m to e. " holm, u.G,n h,. tr,n..rnr-
rcd the same to the Sp,>utia Rod and
Gun cub.
If # l., tru, 81. :, ,,,;,rni 4b,+
v-hr,4 ,hrirk. tv, nn,,,. ,n IN, h,.h,I
or six mon. r,.. IN .fx ,,,,',,. ,L,n
furm, r.. win, N th,f, ivan, r,,. oi ,.,n,..
in Aurr.t r,,,. ir,..,. u.,ri -, tb,,., who
sru for 81 in Enhu,,v
Nh, ...,i,.,r. ,,r th, ,,r,,,,I I,,l,,o II
A. N - >f,r,.r,,,'I IN
,lcct,,I ,, .,.',|i ',,.',..,,,,,';,,,,i'', =,
RnI1in,rn n., v.,,,, ,!.,nI NIn,,,,.
rphnm,s I Sbrv,cL ,,,,r. r,,.,n I,il,
tv,crtin,b ,,.,,.,,,.nti,.,, +,,.,,
me h"mr of Mrs. Jerry Murphy on
nu,rho.,l hv LAIN ~ N,.L,I,n ,,I,, r.iii
b,vr i, rnvnI and ,,,,,.n,,"J i,'+,, -
stn-n his own urnn,i.o, h,,.i,,,, h,,',,, .,c'
ouirnd Inv tho I.airroad ,.nrnnH,.
-'mllett AmoS> sold last week from
ms MI Soma farm. near Benson, Hair
1ori county number Of fat cattle at
A.4o which averaged 1900 pounds after
tinn thny r,;nnl .lnn ,,n,,rL,. ,',nh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26

The ninc-yCar-old son of John Irwin.
of P"mrroy. is undergoing treatment ut
the Baltimore PaStcur Institute for pre-
vC:t;om of hydrophOhia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26

-WorkmCn are pushing the work on
st. MarY'S Church. North East. Tests
of the new chimney and the repaired
fnrMnL.l. lrnNMl -.nli SruInL.l.u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-11-26

-lrotracted meetings opened in Por-
teT'S Grove NJ. f. Church ON Sunday
evening.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
-s -1rS<tf~->fs.'t " -Iss >s7s=-- . -s-s-i- . 7 Her Name Was Maude.

The engagement here Tuesday Dec l3 of the first edition of Harris X Hickey's stupendous musical produc tion Her Name Was Maude." WI evidently be its lsat, or, at any rate some time will elapse before It is again In organizing their forces for thi: Camapign, Messers. Harris < Hickey have placed themselves OH record tha, as regards the presentation, the cast chorus, dancers, costumes. etc it is without exception the best production that ever has beer given of this famous comedy. NC such undertaking ever has been at tempted before, and that the scheme has been q success in every way is d. ready evinctd by the enormous pat rOnage accorded this attraction.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Cures Blood Poison. Cancer. Ul- cers. Eczema, Carbuncles, Etc.
 Medicine Free.

Robert Ward, Maxey's, Ga. says: Il suffered from blood poison, my head, face and shoulde We're one mass Of corrup. tion, aches in my bones and joint. burn ing, itching, Scabby skin, was all run down and discouraged. but Bot 4nle Blood Balm cured me perfectly, healed l th- sores and gave my skin the rich glow of health, Blood Balm put new life iuto my blood aud new ambition ihtl my brain 2 Geo. A Williams, RoXhury, fac4 covered with pimpes. chronic sore on back of head, supperdting swelling on heck, eat ing ulcer on leg, bone pains. itching skin cured perfectly ny Botanic Blood Balm sores all healed. Botanic Blood Balm cures all malignant blood troubles. such as eczema, seabs and scales, pimbfes. run. ming sores. ear6uneies. sefofaa il. ett. Especially advised for all obstinate cases that have reached the second or third stage Druggists. Sl. To prove t cures. sample of Blood Balm sent free and pre- paid bv writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga. Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in sealed letter. For sale by J. Il. Dunayant.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Back Home for the HoildtVs.


 The Cotton Belt Route vii sell tic. cts at one fare plus $2 0Q round trip tC all points in Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia. North and South Carolina, Florida, Southern Kentucky and New Orleans, La also al points in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Western T.. Iinois, Northern Missouri, Eastern Col. orado. Northwes stern Michigan. East. ern Wyoming and Eastern North Da. kota, December 20, 2l, 22, 226, 1901, with return limit of 90 days.
 For particulars regarding cost of tic, kets, train service, routes and c0nnec. tions, ask any ticket agent Of the Cot. ton Belt Route.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Stockmen's Excursion to Denver

On account the annual convention of the National Live Stock Association and National Wool Growers Association to be held at Denver, Colorado, beginning January 10th, 1905, The Fort Worth & Denver City Company The Denver Road" announces a rate of one fare plus S2 % for the round trip. applicable from all points in Texas. Tickets will be sold January :, and 9, will be good for re- turn until January 3l, and holders will be allowed stop-oyer privileges on the go ing trip at and north Of Pueblo within final Unit
 As many matters of vast importance to live stock interests are to receive attpn- ton in these conventions, all unusually large attendance is expected from all sec tons and 1t goes without saving that Texas VII, in all respects. be well repre- scented.
 Those interested who may desire fur ther information regarding transportation arrangements or wish 10 reserve sleep ing car accomidatOns. etc, ill advance should address MT. A. A. Glisson. G. P. A. The Deyner Road at Forth Worth
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Fight Wiil Be Bitter,

Those who will pers'st Ill closing their ears against the continual ree0Iameuda- tion of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption, will have a long and bitter ii ht with their troubles. if not ended earlier bY fatal termination. Read what T. k, Beall of Bea Miss, has to say. Last fall my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. Kings New Discovery after ever, thing else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guar. anteed by all Druggists. Price 50c, and Sl %. Irial bottle free
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Beware of Counterfeits.

"DeWitts is the only genuine Witct Hazel Save" writes J L. Tucker, ot Centre, Ala. "l have used t in my family Tor Fties. Cuts and Burns for years and ran recommend it tn be the best salye on the market Every family should keep it, as 1t IS an invaluable household remedy. and should always be kept on hand for immediate use" Mrs. Samuel Gage, of North Bush, N. ' says: II had a sore on my ankle for twelve years that the doc. tors could not cure All salves and blood remedies proved worthless. 1 could net walk for over two years. Finally 1 was persuaded to tty DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye which has completely cured me. II Is a.wouderful reliefh DeHitt's Witch Hazel salye cures without leaving a scar Sa,d by !. T, Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09
Mrs. NJ. A. Finnelty was down town

Mrs M. A FlnDeity was down town Tuesday, and gave us a pleasant cal on business. She IS greatly distressed at the fact that her home has been greatly damaged by the washes of the hill- side. and thinks that the city aHtho.i- ties should protect Ter as much as E consistent with the fact that she has been paying taxes i'll this town for over tairty wears. She says also that owing to the big dItcheS, the road to or by her home has become imp tsSatle: that the street leading to the home of Mrs. Matthews, and also the alleys, are fenced in with wire, and that she IS practically shut out of town so far as d Vehicle is concerned, and that her old friends ate forced 10 walk and trudge to get up to see her. She claims to have been promised relief by the chairman of the Street Commit ee, but that he has utterly failed to keep faith with her. We call the attention ot the clty council to the complaints of this old citizen who has paid her taxes so long and faithfully, and they should certainly investigate tue mat ter, and give her such relief as is con- slstent with wise expenditure of the putlic funds.
The Forrest City times., 1904-12-09

Il WAS much afflicted with sciatica. '' "Htes Ed (, Nu1, loNav l.p. SpdgwIck Go, Kan going about on crntches aud suffering deaI of pain. 1 was ndnced to try Ballard's snow Lini- in-nt, which relieved me. used three 50e bottles. It is the greatest ilnlment ever used: have recommend ~d 1t to number of persons: all ex- press themselves as being benefited by it." now walk without crutchqs, able 10 preform d great deal of light labor on the farm" 25r, 50c, Sl 0d. Sold by ! T. Sanders,