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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

Seattle Lods. Ne. 7. p~srs. Of
Honor. A. q. l. ". hsld q arm
team social. Thursday evening The
evening wna devoted 20 dancing and
whist playing. A meeting Of tha
lodge IN called for next Tuesday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

Deafness Cannot Be Cured
- ioaal apple atiguh. a. theY cannot
reach the diseased portion hf the ear.
There u only ere say % cure deaf.
ueas. aid that IL hF eunNtit uttonai rem
edlrs. Deafness = caused - Hu Iu-
famed condition ~ tha ~ upour lining
n the Enstar hian Tuha When this
tube u tnflAutned YQu have a rum.
blins sound as impsFfset hearing. and
~hsn Il II entirely closed nsafassH Is
the result. aud unless the inflammh-
ton can ba taken out and this tube
restored 10 lie normal condition. hear.
Ing sill - Destroy ed forever nine
raHrs uut o. ten are caused h8 GafhrYh.
which 10 nothinF huf ga iuflamsd
condition - The mucous surfaces.
We siii give one Hundred Dollars
Tor auf case ~ Deafness tea used BY
rHtAfFh1 that eAuu9t BE- cured ~
HALLS Catarrh Cure Bend fer cir
cmiayn free
Sold By uFuGsistA 7bc
Tsks Malls Family Pills for Gen.
H,lpAtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
FRISCO :. LOS ANGELES I.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nay The
game here yesterday was a. ever
one up until tho sixth inning. when
Fuisco took the lead. which they
held throughout the rest Of TIE
game EeafH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

Graham VIVA pitch ~ vrain Fine
OF opponents 81 bal kssf.s, 8. 81
NFalns. - Time q game hours.
Umpire OCouurn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
OAKLAND {. PORTLAND g.

PORTLAND. May T. Oakland
won out In YHsfer-ay's game with
the locals They pounded ibefg all
over the field. while M0sklman wa
steady from start 90 finish. Frsss
man fen and broke bis ankle while
running between first and second
Score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

Summary Earned runs seattle q
of Ksefc and / off 81. NralW. Two
base hits-Van Haitren. Smith. stolen
basc-Wnliams. Sacrifice hits Frisk,
Delahanty. Braahear Han. Sheehan.
Double piaYs-Mohier 70 Hall 60 Bra
shear. Hall 10 Muhler 20 Brashcar.
Frisk 10 Hall to Bfashear. Bases on
balls-Off williams. 8. or Kcefe. !.
of 81 vrain. I. Hit by pitched ball
by st. Vrain. / Struck out-By VIII
llams. /. by st. Vrain, 4. Passed ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

very last moment aeaFs: Whit
man. "a. Washington. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

At Boise Boise :. SPOKANE /
~ Salt Lake Butte 10. Salt Lake &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

AZ Ciasinuati Cincinnati !. 81
Louis q
AZ pittaburE Philadelphia = Ttits-
burg ?.
TIE AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
M kM1 4
SLAUGHTER
WILSON'S slwAsH BRAVES
STREWED The DIAMOND
WITH TIGER seALPs
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

STANDING on Tun CLUns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

People who live in the
smaller outside towns or in
the country should write for
examination and advice; 1913
page book free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

We also cure (to stay cured Rupture and Pie
oped organs. and All Disease OF nature vhici
YOU dislike 70 20 10 your family doctor Every thin
strictly oonfidc nttal Every train brings some MAJ
from distance 20 be cured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

srANprNo OF THE Gums
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07
team arr an follows

ss and pruysits have had experiences IN fast company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-07

II you have Aches end Pains, Mucous Patches
in Mouth. Sore Spots. PimplsE Copper Colored
Spots Fores or Ulcers any part Of tho body or
limbs Hair or Eyebrows falling Quit ia this
Blood Poson that the Master Specialist at the
State Medical Institute cures. We solicit the most
obstinate cases IN their most aggravated stages
Tbs blood and system Is thoroughly claanaed and
fresd from every trace Of Poisonous Virus and IN
leas time than at any Hot Springs IN the world.
consultstiop and advice free At office or by mail.
Ny price for complete ia reasonable Get
esrsd ana place yourself out of danger, we'll as
your friends and children TO come
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

Then there is my son. jack" a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

expense. Mr. Hearst has created him.
self into leader of the Democratic
party, and the party should recognize
his work and his ambitions. Born in
California, he would naturally take an
especial interest in Hawaii, and that
fact should at once make him the
choice of the Democratic Territorial
Convention which meets in May to Sc
lect delegates to st. Louis
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15
Hearst Is The Man.

The Evening Bulletin thinks that
Mr. Hearst is proceeding toh Presiden.
tial nomination by an unusual path
the newspaper route. 1t is true that
Mr.. Hearst is newspaper man, and,
perhaps, the greatest and most influ.
ential the world has ever known: but
that does not entirely compose his
claim upon nomination. Mr.. Hearst
has done more for the cause of Democ.
racy in his short career than any man
that ever lived. The party owes him
the nomination. But his endeavors
for the good of the commonwealth has
not been confined to efforts within the
party. He has time without number
opened his purse to charity--all the
way from Maine to California, He has
protected the oppressed wherever
they were found. He has not hesitat,
ed to spend his money lavishly in fight.
ing the trusts of the United States
when they attempted their oppres.
sions, and now has an important case
before the courts, which he is urging
with eminent legal counsel at his oYn
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15
pie suffer.

Supposing, for the sake of argument
the Treasurer deems it to be his I'M
perative duty, as suggested in our sat
urday's issue, to hold up the pay OF
police, not only of this island, but OF
all, where would the Attorney-General
be? He'd be in nice pickle, wouldn't
he? There are others in the same boat
for instance, the expenses of carrying
on the Circuit Court, various clerk
ships, the garbage scavengers. water
works, sewerage etc Hustle up, Mr.
Attorney General, and get a move on,
and have the question of the appro-
priation bills submitted to the Su-
preme Court for decision, and not
for an ex-parte expression Of legal
opinion. Come on now get Hurry
you up and be done with it,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15
The Essentials Are Lacking,

A man may have a fine house and
fine furniture, but unless he has
suitable table and suitable entertain.
ment he is not in position to invite
friends to become his guests. 1t Is
the same way with a city or a coun-
try. Hawaii has its scenery, fine
buildings and commodious hotels; but
there is an absence of those things
that appeal closer to the heart of the
traveller, and until those things are
provided we are inviting the tourist to
be our guest in an unequipped house.
When the tourist is able to find in Ha.
waii the hospitality that he meets with
in southern Europe, Florida and Cali.
fornia he will come here without coax
ing. He will not come here to go to
church. though; he has enough of that
at home and travels for something else.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

The condition of things in the road
department shows what little pull
will do for a man. The new road su,
pervisor has absolutely no qualidca-
tions for the position he holds. He
has had no experience, and has not. at
best, the education to profit by any ex.
perience, chance or otherwise. His
assistant, Mr.. Vida, is probebly com
petent, and the thing will work itself
out in such way that Vida will supply
the brains and do the work while
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

Sam Johnson will get the glory Inc
new superintendents only creden'lal
is his ability to pull few votes lot
the Republican party in the Fourth
district He profits thereby; the peo'
PIE suffer
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

chip off the old block in more ways
than one. What on earth Carter saw
in him to warrant his selection to the
second most important Federal office
in Hawaii, nobody has yet been able to
ascertain. His appointment has been
the laughing stock of the town, except
when it was seriously deplored on &C.
count of the mans utter incompe.
tence. For the Home Rulers it is a
great card, because he has done more
to create trouble in the Republican
ranks than the most ardent supporter
of the party could ever have deemed
possible. The Hawaiians know that
no reliance can be placed In his politi-
cal promises, and they also know from
experience that he is unapproachable
when there are no votes to be counted.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

1t is a good thing to be in the swim
and to have family compact, though
this one can hardly be called a "mis-
sionary" family compact, except for
Jacks single appearance in the pulpit
at Hilo.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15
TOPICS or 7HB PAY.

The yarns about accidents to Gov
ernor. Carter on Hawaii are becoming
as numerous and as sickening as were
the silly yarns sent out by Roosevelts
personal boosters during the Presi-
dents tour of Yellowstone Park last
year. Carter was first "hooked by a
COW" and now we have it that he fell
into a volcanic blow-hole or something
of that sort. II the strenuous young
gentleman would hang himself or
break his neck over something there
would be occasion for slight interest in
the matter on the part of the public.
10 ~ JUDI W INC tuApdySi w nav
the Governor gallavanting over the
island of Hawaii preaching Republican
politics at their expense2 Republicans
may say-we are in power and what
are you going to do about it? They
must remember that there is an end to
all things and they can't alYays re-
main where they are. We feel that it
is not proper that the Governor should
80 political stumping at, Taxpayers ex-
pense. He is playing exactly the same
game now as when he ostensibly went
on loan business, but instead to make
a call on his former football friend so
as to fix the Governorship and he did
Tx 1t, too
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15
MONDAY. FEB. Is, 1904.
A PULL AT YHE TVAE.

1t is marvellous how some men in
Hawaii cling to the public teat, pulling
at it year in and year out till it seems
as If the Treasury cow would run
dry. Presumably they could not earn
living in any other way, and have
not the brains and the pluck to com.
pete successfully in the worlds strug.
gle for existence, being mentally equip.
ped only for the requirements of soft
snap such as is afforded by govern
ment jobs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

Take the Atkinson family for in
stance, and figure up the harvest 1t
reaps from the public purse, either
Territorial or Federal. First, there Is
Alatau T., the head of the family, who
has had an incessant pull at the teat
for more years than most folks can re.
member. Not that he can always
Eompetently fulfill the duties of his Of.
fee, nor that he Is shining example
for his young pupils to model their fu-
ture lives upon. But any shortcomings
in this respect can be compensated for
by the editorial support Of the Ha-
waiian Star, where the head of the De.
partment of Education pours out full
some fiattery for any administration
that keeps him in office, whether it be
Dole, anti-Dole, for Carter or for Coop
er. And therein is. another story.
Then there Is my son, jack"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

Superintendent Atkinson, $4,000;
Secretary Atkinson, $4,000; High
Sheriff Brown, $4,000 (and perqui-
sites); Entomologist Perkins, $2,4OO.
Annual total $4,000.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-02-15

Other links of the Atkinson family
that are fed at public expense are
High Sheriff Brown and Entomologist
Perkins, the latter British subject
who has no moral, if not legal, right to
draw five-cent piece from the Terri.
torial treasury. But then Jack" is
only an accidental" American, gath.
cred into citizenship by the accident of
annexation, and always true and
loyal British subject prior to that
event which disgraces the pages of
American history. All in all, we have
the Atkinson. family and it's adjuncts
gathering in more than $1,000 every
month of public moneys, total of
$12,900 every year, of which almost
$4,000 is contributed annually by the
taxpayers of the Territory. Here is
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Missionary Society.

T4- H l.HF meeting 8t tL- w msG. F s-t-a Missionary S1eisty of ,sr NJ. = church for August, Wa. be-d t. .ae ts>ldeee. of Mrs =. IL Nauu U T .esday | ast week.
 \ pFzEAm was arranged by the S.44g G.ie,-.
 I.ss ar.r nude by Mesdames Bab. caek tsey. Davidson and Nam. n the Resources and Condition D: China
 Af.es refreshments Wele served, two piaHa sssss wsfe gwen by Mss Hu.d4h Babc1ck a.i The meeting adj burned aHE.i u ueX. meeting in september.
 O. sunday evening program vii. - -'f-8 tg tae WemaH's FaresgH Ms asHy >aetY q tHa NstGHii cadtcu at >.f5 special muse has boon arranged and the F35ie $ c8F- Y Invited to be present..
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sad Ineiisnt.

For several y-af, Jauie and Boseri Brown. deal matrs. aged Is and II years. respectively. children If Mr Ne1 Brown. formerly tes. ting near Beck's switch. this county. have been attending tue deat and dumb asylum a; Little Rock. A is GUS ,omary slth that institution. children who have home, c. relatives speud th-.t yaca- ton NIB them. La>t JuIy Ned Brown. me fst her and only relative of tae chi dfrH. ted, and tuned tAe care Q; tte children oyrr 10 John Bolee. The cht.- dsea returned from school. and Boice be- ta. snare cropper found himself unabHe 70 ffoy .dr Tor tlsm. and Do one el>e being Sn.lGs t3 assume tAe possibility. ta= cay recourse B5ice had was % t1rn the unfortunate children over . County Judge Fas5.e.
 Ju.ess some provision ee-.5 5e ma5- fgs ihsa :az coau,y pooshgs>- confronted taeu. Tae Judge d.a bot lave tae heat . send tae caa aren to ta= pootao4se. aaa A4 . hearted little fellow. George 5 Mallory stepped forward and sad ae ,h5aztt tv could ind home for ttem and straight. sag io5k ;hem . Us home He failed ;o aa1 home foI ihv li;tie ST. oui on Mo- day Nr. Ninsou. Of Colt. came down ani sad he would take ;Hv gitE. and tAe Judge wrote iine 10 ,Le a.sIe girl 10 that e1ret. Ias little one wrote in reply ths. sHe would rather stay with MT. Mallory much. ' The appeal to ua. be separated from Ter Uretaer wa, too much for Mt Mallory. who agaiH took them home aad wi provide t0E them uu;.i schoo. tune. These poor Atile ~aifs are now happily hened until the state opens her institution iot their edacs, on. aud George Mallory is happy io b= abe t5 ..ye tsefa good home until ,asg can 5e otherwise prov q. e4 for.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
NotiSs tn Candidates

l. is 8 mater Cf much interest to all cardida.t- to know that unless they ll- with the election cemmi, >ioners a Teceipj 1. n the ceuIty treasurer for the amount required by law to be by them pad their nam-s cannot be pu, co .he tc.et | 5- voted for al tie Sep teuter siectioH. Th> receipt must be 8u a.e oa#6r be.5;c August 2u. I4a4.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19

Col. George Murphy is out ia s letter in which he declares that he < | support Harry Myers for gay- sraor against the regular demo cratic nominee. Ne think the Go. onel should go take swim. When Q man gets bigger than his party ! js time for him 10 go over to the radicals. The democratic patty can spare alI oi this kind Of demo. cfats. bye, Uncle George.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
A Mothers Warning.

Toomuch care cannot be used with small children during the hot weather of the summer months to guard against boHe troubles As a rule II |, only necessary to give the child dose ot castor oil to cor feet any disorder Of the bowels Do no' Use any substitute, but give the old fash toned eastof oii. and >e- that Il i> fresh as rancid oil nauseates and has d tendency to gripe. Ii ths does not cheek the bow els give Chamberlain s Cole, Cholera and and DarTh0ea Kennedy and then de>f ot castor oil, and the disease may b. check ed ln It's lnc,plency aud all danger avoided. The castor oa anu this remedy should bs procured at once and kept ready tor in >taut Use as soon a. the htst indication ot any boWel trouble appears lt,s the most successful treatment known and may br relied upon with implicit confidence. even III eases ot cholera iutantdu. For sale by J I Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19

Il IS said that Murphy never ex. pects to ask or accept another of nee, and therefore his utteraHces may well be frank. This is q very stratge, though we regret 10 say a very popular way, of looking at things at this late day of political eerr1ption Are We to understand nom this that he has up to this tune been I earping hypoerite, and H democrat for revenue only Fms is exactly the reason that politics ale 90 rotten. According to this lolc, man who would be open and frank and speak out plain ' his opinions on every and all oc- sasjons could never be elected 10 . Foblietfust He has got to pander L. the popular wave, shut his eyes .olittle irregularities, and wink at things which really make him blnSh for shame. But any way we .ake Murphy's latest utterance, We cannot help thinking i. unadvised, :,
 mPrudent and undemocratic.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Resolutions.

Al meeting ot committee appointed hy r (. Fobfe, at \ | Forrest Camp No, 265. | ". tae following res0ia- d-nS wete adopted
 Resolved That the thanks of the Camp be extended t5Mr. Fenuef La1ghinghoust for hi. unuring and successful manage. ment of the reunion Ina, to Me,srs. S P. McDaniel and j. NJ Davis thanks arr but Idle words to convey thesf arYreeia tion Of the splendld feast ttry aud taeI aids prepared Thank, afr aIso due to Messr> Bo5 Hardee and Joe Todd for their services a. earyers To Paslay < Johnson We extend thanks for uuseld,h h kindne,, D furnishing lumber for tables. seats, etc, also theukS to a generous pub lie for liberal contributions.
 And last bat not Ieast. tAe eutFe mem hership of the Camp extend thanks to Mrs 0. E. Rollwage, Ms. T. W. Barrow. Miss Magge Eidridse, Mrs. John Gatiiug aud all members Of the Chapter Of The Daughters Of Veterans, and other ladies for their aid and asSistance-their very presence making the reunion success be yond our highest expectations.
 To eur beloved commander T. C Fo' hFe, tue committee but echoes the sentJ- ment of all when We extend to hun sincere thanks tor a, unuting and unselh>h eu- ergy to make the reunion what t was-a complete success. T. (. MkRwIN.
 Ep. LANpA oIe#r.#
 Committee
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
NotlSe to Crc ditor>.

Letters af administration an the estate n BHAlN W IaKE- deee4>et- Werc granted [ tat uu ieE-f-Uea dated The .i>fs Qat ot fu8 l@4 Y tae probate aaItt 6i -. FraaeH U0H0tY.
 \ T persons having eia8rs> aRainst the sal estate are required f8 rX1.b5t them properly authenticated far I98au-. = me aii4znf- tratrN within ene } yesr atrrs be i4st oi -df. letter. uf they may he preeiGEed frum HrI oeht TT n -aid estate. aUl r .scn efa ms t5, lot eNa4A55e4 within Gs5 tear- after tae 3ate 0f -ait Iet.tr,. they aa#i he tHfst-r =sFrc4 an# preciu1et from ans hsnehf fraIn -4ld estAte
 kEBEGGA X DAVIS
 dml1l>iratriN gt EState rt David A
 HaF5-. b-eea-e8 Forrest City, >t. Fiaacts Lgau1. Afk JaAy
 tft
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
DeMIU me Nam e.

When You go to buy Witch Haze >alyr laoa fer tAe Hame DrWltt n every box. .The pafe uhadusteIated Witch Haz- Is used iu makIHg Dew 1t {, Witch Ha4el Saive. Nh.ca Is ne lest salve ia tte world toG cuts buft> bruises. bOils -tZrma ard plies Thr popularity ot D-Witt's Witch Haz-I >alYe, due 10 Is many cates. las caus- ed numarnIs ~urtn.e>> cuuutetf-itS to be place on ttr market. The genuine bears the name l. (. DeWltt& k Co
 Chicago. Sod y !. I Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Sick Headache

For several years my @jte was trnu- hi-d with what phys called sick headaehe oi very severe character. She jpefoted with several emlHent physicians st,d al A great eXpense, oily to grow worse 1nul sue was unable te do any kind ot aotk About a year ago she began talk .eE Chamberlain Stomach and Liver 3ab.ets, aud day weigh, mote thau ,hr vFer did beiote and k really well, says Nj, Geo + Wright. ot New London, New nLk !>nLd hA ] | Nanaer.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Stop that Cough

When cough. tickling or an irrta- ton ln the throat makes you feel uneom- fortabie, take Ballard HoFehound Syrup Don wait until the disease has gone be- youd control Mfr. and Ms ]. A An defson. 554 W 5th >t.. Salt Lake City, tAh, writes: Ne thlnk Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup he best medicine for cough, and colds. Me have used u for Seyefai years, | always gives immediate relief. i> very pleasant and gives perfect satisfac- Lon. '. 25e, 5Qe, sl.oo So.d by J. T San ces..
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Sour Stomach

No appetite. loss ot strsr gth. nervous ness. hea1acne, coHsupatos. bad breath. genera debility, sour r.s.ngs ard catarrh e the stomach are s,l due 10 indigestion. Kotoi cures indigestion. This new clscov- cry represents the na;urai juaces of cges- iion as they ex.st in a healthy stomach. combined with the greatest known tone and reconstructtye properties. Kocol Dys- psPs.a Cure to-s Hot only cure iaai gest.on and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures al stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying. sVeetening aus strengthening the mucous membranes Ening the stomach. Hr s 2 Bal 4 Ps9e7s75a v. Va says
 ~ss tr7l7 .c N',5 s51s s.---s=5 .-- ta=,.y years. ko1oi o1,ed ms and g- are r-s -sing l; ia 2. x fer ssoy
 kodol Digests What You Eat. Bottles or.Y. : S1e ding ---es tas t-.s.
 s,= winch s4 '-- ( -4-ts
 Prepared bY E. C. OemtTT 6 O., CHICAGO.
 For Stle by l. r. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
NIMOCkS WAREHOUSE.
sYNotc the Sign.

Chops. Corn. seek Food. Prairie Hay, Timothy Hay. Mixed Glover Hay. Btan, Cotton Seed Msai, Ha.is Feel Oats Al offered to the trade. whole sale and retail. Free delivery for town trade Give Us share of your orders We will always try Go please YOU TIy CUT Neaqua Steck Food We guarae- tee best ot satisfaction for horses and cattle We can give you abundant local reference as to its merits
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Special Asse~>fnGnt.

The tsy book for inc collection at the ~pe. cat Assessment upon fhe fe4I property lu EaFre-. G4ty lmprn vemeat It#strcf N l. tar tae purpa>e ot Water system na- at-es placed ia fHy hands. A owners ot real property '. tHs iu tie I.stt3et ara f-.i #Hrea t4 H4y tbe5r assessments te u- aHtliu ta3rty saYs fram tbs date, jt such Day ment is Hat made. set#=a ~fHI Ue Con uefset+i dt HH- e ] =t tbHt time f#f tHe coieefr lu rt saIt asses s1faut and for ieEa. p.sHa tres ed aHs~t-
 GiF-a andet ny hand tr5- z..a #4F of \ E. slst. bs4 | MAIN Collector
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
RhRuma Sr1 .

When pans or irritation exIs. CD any part oi ;he body. the app .Iea,ioa ot Bai- afd's >aoW Lfh.m-Ht kiyr- PromPt se.Jet E N >aatyaH. Prop. >l yau House, E t.sno, 0a I WTl,e> june |. tPa.: "l take pleasure ii recomm-Bdiuz Ballard : snow Lin meHt to a Hb9 are aIh q i with rfeamatI>ms | is the onl remedy 1 have found taatg Yr, immrd ate relief. -5r. 511 sl 00 Sod v J. T. sanders
The Forrest City times., 1904-08-19
Cuas SGarCa

G-S W L. Eaey. LID. Cuba. New Tars. wr.t-,. Alter Gft -rn days of ex- grgaH a;iHE pan from sciatic rheumafI .u. under Var ul> treamrnt> l was induced to 'ty ba.ar1- > .ow Linm-u;. the tl.; ap- D eaton EyHs my tr>t relief and the second ea. ..tr Tel -t caHg give # grl8ai- d-d re u-atat.On. 45c. 5Uc. ...t0. ~1#4.t | >sHf-f-