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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20

CT bat mild inben Rr mir Gelo In bic
Sunb lepte bieS Ding bonn 8efen Der
Stone Sil @ine 80. filIkn su lofen
unO ~ ibm anrld gu brinaen. See
Iprdfie uie 6er Suds NJ, fiete tr
nod bin5u:" Dem 8erl iJ's nuf etn'
mol einpefaIen bab es S0nntog III
unb bnB er suiofse ieineE eieenen
Proclamation ielbls in Der beribn-
ten @einitabt ben Counting trOfen
3ubripen mhife, fulTs er ieinea arus.
uiht esfitt irieete. 8a id peroe
IGN bsOtsnen ihluB &c Derihmita uuo
eine Ieinse Bcpes. goa Neueierbe
getriebsn fulete iG inn IN Der ents
fsrupue upfjI Biz er an tsr Ode Der
iaaiten uno RaritHraBe fM Salnbn
perihnnno. IahOem idreine Bette
lana auf benz SsiteurDeee' nuf unO
uteher esganasn, mar Tam er berauS,
aber ~ meinem Grfaunen ptng eS
nidt bic DtarfiiraBe entlaus, lone
bern Srebte iid Eup5 nm bic Ode nno
ains be meit'finFts StrnB bannuf.
Sd fotsie i'm bic sr cine Bforse bf'
nete uab i'm EWnfei peri6wnno.
pier was meine GpiOpaee 81 enoe
uno i1 stae auraf trat In ben Sa'
lubn, traal Elm @laS Bier uno per'
plnuoerte' elm StinodIer bis as Seit
mar 3u Gett al eebeh als ih ben
Salubn ueslieB sins i'd nod eirEal
Die FINITE StraBe binnRF ~ Der 8iOste
mUrin bes Sa4s ueriGWnuoeu mar
nnb bbrte i'm SnnerR Dts 3aufss.
mebrere fr6blide stimtnen uno Dlei4
Daraui elm 2ieb iinseR peItes ib
mie 5uu0r eebDrt bntte'c aS mir abef
beraltb seIipI. 9as aisS lautete Of
mn l0:
Surob fig Sdtbie R~OOieuelt
Snrab fir gdobie @rai
Die liub beliebt in nuer Belt
Den Seibe fino lie brnS.
Der cine in Der 8rdii, eut
. Z anoere gountie @aert
Sie amtsFabrunu III srrIent
DEM lie nerftebn ibr Gett.
Drum sieben mir @rnfiir ms Sen
Sn bieier SerbfmnbiifinHt
l1nb fe9ten bann fir RSOIeuett
Su ReuuaebubunOert acbt.
SD mns I'M Sraume a~nuittirliG
fant mitseianaen buben ben iA ers
bielt BON mstner alten etnen Siemlia
uuinften RippenfiOB 70 oaB ifl en-
uahte. SD log rubte in Bette urn
draerte MIDI bns GusS nur en-
Graum mer.
npeyr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20
OGssarSste perBrrd,en.
8 i mne {.

NH.Hts fN'f
ben i6limmltsn 8ttru9 an Der Mentds
belt be9ehsn iene aep,HenIuicn Qu1d
methe nus her Nagf non egm
Ooem res EooeS berRbrisr @raufer
8apitct idtnaep; walhe fdl an opIer
ianlMcrpgtten Noth beTeiterH, incem
lie inter sIetsueriihsu 8srIpredunaen
elmer mm6alihen SeiliroIt Mirhren
pertouish bic ueltsn 6dits uiht EelFsn
fDuncn. ms,itens abr otn 10 idOn ge.
ihmdhtfn 86rper nod ulebr ru,airer.
@enn Guh SopHhmOrSeu. Maitieieit,
atbemno!h, SerStlcpfen unb 8srTfOpi-
uug nstIt onbsren 8eroanunosntruuaen
Onrau 9cmnben, bob in Gurem Drgon.
ismua clue Gt6rnna eingetreten III,
meIhe bel 8ermttaifguna su benz
SdlimmiIen fabren mnB 10 ifhiet ienem
hdbli@tiaen Erng nIdt ons minotIt
@esDr. Sbentt nus Dem ebrlttsn @orte
9ertrauen. oeiien @abrbeit eyhr ieOerseiI
on eem TrOheu 9eA9niie bon 1auienoer
erpruben t6unt. bic lire @elnnbb,ii
pieoer erbielten eurh bic Gupenouuc
Der berNbmten ct. 8ernarO 9rduter,
pitisn. Dieii WirtIihe Nrseuei entb6i
nar rene. bsittriftige giIdrmnidfte ual
braudt oesbnlb tsine 9nderbfile unite
ipelder lin ihdOlide @iFie uerteraen
bic mr. cine uOrlbsrsebeHbe 9irberuna
Hismuls aber cine Ssiiuug berbeiSuiib
rsa 9sunOesa, pIe 6as bic alibepabriel
81. Bevnnro @%r6werpillen tbnn
l1fgf. uantksRs,, Ok N4,xta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20

Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOrtSu Gtsns
Pen Der gsnpanoeruna ipriat In Der
n2 D. Snnr ehr Serr Batter s.
Ballard: .4tnu Semie nur, on einen
Gage iinb in @ew gOrt 1885 @tN1
manberer eelnnGet. 8uthfabli&
eng Grmee - nEer mir modem lte
nue uub tie fino utaI UiuicmmsH.
Sie iuIen uHS hsifen, bic 1Ss0lA
WteiieH @iierbabn 80 uoIenbea, bic
i'm Dau Doer untes &ontratt lin6.
Gle lOIen IN 1ieleH uahienoeE Sa'
outrien nnierea neren Siioens' ars
beiten. Sic fallen iW nnIerem Berg
bnu nrbeiten. Sic iUlIen unS iebt.,
uddyaes Sabr un6 In ben sutlnftia'
en- Snbreu beffeu, Die sepaltiaen
@rnten 6eS eDi6enen @eItens inter
Dad nnb Sud- gu brissen. Bir has
ben ne nbtbia in 100000 Gabriten.
g8ir beiBen he wi0fOmmen in ibrem
eieenen Snterefb,, Ouait Fe elm 2ss
ben Der llnter0rldlas pert1ui1en
|t6nnen NIT einem &ben OeS Sort
Eihritta. Bir molten Fe baben in unt
|ierem Snterelfa,. baHit ibr friI 1ea
8tut benz 9nnoe uno nnlfrer Grbeit
neue 2ebensfraft 5uFtbre. 8ir be-
oarIpn ibrer, tyeit bic Neniten ibrs
es Ghlnees bic ratirtiben Sitfs-
frafte bes 9nuseS 10 nunSerbar ents
nideit bnben. @ir beiBen lie soius
tummen, oamit mir ia oer 5uahuIt
pie in Der 8eraaneeHbeit unb iN,oer
@easnpart 9iliDnen BON Veien
&meritanern baber ,ote I'M Gusianbe
aebDren pber Die &EnSer iremoaebcr4
ener glteru FAD. 8ir pinldeaatut
uerlanpen tie tpeiV uir, in0eE mtr
ibnen bic @etepenBett, su arSetten
unO su lebem ,eepabren, ben 8wed
erfiIen, gu melhem @Dtt elm fretea
amerltn sriBoffea bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20
Die IsiOise politif.
Siir 6aS .0ermanncr Ooltoblaii y

!iaum in oaS neue Sabr nit ieiner
ebenen 8abl bsrnnaetommeu 10 ltHo
bic ySolttiIer audi ifun mieoer on Der
arbeit uno emfg pie bic Siener.
Buroe th DO s ifon int alten Sabre
pom Stants Committee eriud)t uu'
fern ShuIoinriit 81 reDraaniiiren;
wetfes mir niht ihwer falt, ptIl
BARN aIe Burger NIT rur brei Guss
hnbme CUTE &epubliianer iinb. Dieis
brei gu betebren wtroe ~uerlureue
Wliibe iein. @iner it 10 oumm oaB
er in ieinem 9ebeu nod Ritts perf
eeIieu bat. Der smeite bat rotbes
paar unb meint oies aabe inn 2iht
eenue, onB er uah siner 9ieoer'
laae, ielbf bel @acbt letdt aus benz
8orbonentaaer in bic Bsrse ent'
ihllpien Tonne. Ger brute ffebt un'
ter Dem 8lntUHeln ieiusr 5rnu, uno
ibr aae peiBt NOS bns beoeutet.
9roboem meja lint als Oreonila'
tor uerbdltnibmaBie siemiiA Ieidt
III, made i1 mir bod utele @eoanf'
en- Onrlber iuoaB i9 oe8 &Shts OFT
ourd) fumllde S.raame i'm SHiGfe
aeitbrt rperoe. Sass III sItt batte iH
einenIraum ben itp, penn CO ben lie'
ben 2eiern Des vSptssblatt, beliebt,
bier erSablen min. GliD oufpepabi;
I'm sinem ihbnen CONNER naamtt'
tape lam it nati 1srmann. Dian
ersabtte mir iusleid saB Der osmor
tra.tlhe aspirant fur Sas Brdf6en'
ten, amt, @op. Solt, in Sermann let
unb am abeno tn beri GOncert GalIe
cine &ebe balten wiroe. 3u9teif
erSablte mon mir i'm @brtraueu oaB
Der @ouernbr III ieiuem SDtel Nnfr
nabme fanb neil aneeblih aae 8tnt'
mer beieet ruaren, iObaB or idlteBttt
in eiuem Bripatbnuie on Der Naartt'
nrn6eG uartier nebmen mnBte. wtan
muntelte bob oerielbe Mnnn i'm anf-
aeuummen bate, Der i'm frtber er-
ludJt bate ieinen BrDpbeten in bic
@pttlOie Stabt Su ieuoen uno ben
@~inwobnern 81 p~ertitubieen ooB bin
fur uno fortun Sober Burger am
5amIaa obeub Ieinen Sd1nappatrae
Tauen loHen miiIe, 10 ooB er am
Suurtae moreen ta sleiAp etnsn
&auI9 antriuten unO iih Ouun outs
DIR lepen unb benieIben ansFttafen
Tonne, anftott ruie iriiber, am Sonu'
tae mDreen in bic Sird1e su eebn
un6 am Nobmittuee i'm trauten
5reunbesfreiie BEL einem Ylaie Bier
In If6nher lluterbaltune lth bic
Belt su uertreiben. ln6!nG8 iolhes
@ebOt miBudtet pirOe, Der @Uoer-
NOR ieine Shersen nnH Sermanr
= Ienben tunrbe I'M bic Shuttle &Ornt
nit benz Sdperte gu siGtisen.
Gs mar Samitua nbsno als be,
= @Oueruur feline @soe belt. 81,
: geriammluue mar nur ipdrlid be
iuht unb nnftntt ibn BeifaI 81
llatI1en hbrte man %3hrueilen einel
e ihriuen 8fif. Die ennse &ebe ban
bette bon 3efOrn unS pnr 9idts al
= Gieeulob. SD oerlieB bic Concert
Saue unb elite nnd1 einem Aunrtie
y bel SObu Reiff, fano aber boB es noe
Z su Irlb gu Belt 81 sebeu uno beihlD
\ nod etnen spasiersuus 81 nader
gts i'd 10 bic maritaroBs entlau
Y lalenberte unb tber bds 501piIeTIId
Greiben bes Refurmfeppels nadoad
tie. beoeauete mir Der sads nit eli
nj EN- DemmliObn IN Der 5uuO. 6reuni
ne iiH unO Dffsnber5ip tpie Der Sad
immer 1T. sr5iblte sr mir TOtpeuoe
Y ,gls i'd On Oben nm bic ode s.
q. aan6 Elm Iann nill bIslem Dug
Der puub Dor bsr Ebnr uAO rIel III
AssdknHhsgD4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20
Sermaun 9ouinss sant
wabl uuti,.

Sermara, RO., ben 10. YlpriI, IDo@.
Die reeelmSBfse jdbrIihe 9erIamnthlna
Der affieniuboSer bieier Hant bebutS bsr
Gup1Hlung ban 3 0iref+Oren nm fir oaS
foumenoe Sabp 3u bienen, pirb ab9ebGien
IN b RGumeiR beu 9onEs ann
DienIda, b en 8. % al, 1906,
F,uiidIen ben Gtunoen BON o llbr Dorlnis
augS imo IL GSp gidtasS.
adltun9SpoH,
8. g. Rippteih
I'D GetretIr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20

sic ct. Charles Gar syurts,
bic bebeutsnbfe Der sur amerienn
gar & 6oHnbrp So. eeb6riaen ga.
briten, iua bur1 grrtdtuns,. elmer
risieen GtobloieSeret uererBBert
perben. Die anlaseiDten bieies
GtabHHements tperOsn oui $3.50, 900
peranidlnet anb Oafielbe tuirb peite.
rem 500 Arbsitern 8efdaftieune
seben. I'm benz Bruiette gurIbub
su leiiten. bat Der Stnotratb BON St.
Charles in ieiner lebten gisunp bic
Rdumuns mebrsrer strnssn unb
Naeps ~auasurbnet, tueIde burd Der
pOn Der SeieuihnIt ermDrbenen
GrnnOiumpter fibren. Die gauar.
belten iOIen in Oeniosn 9asen in
GnsriT senommen werOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20

Shr fiblt ben 2eben ipeuOeu StrOm
soIort tvie SIR i'm nehmt. Cine
miloe linOernos @irme ffut bic Ser.
Ben unb bns But NIT 2ebsn. sc II
Elm pnbres Eerpnneeu. SOliFer's
NDdu Muurtnin Tbse 81 nehneu.
ag Gents zBss Ober abIetsen gaI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20

: 2nTet bic Rleinen ni1t ldnprr
am Slidbuaen lelben. IpnDeln aibi
linen ipiprs GunssIman'a Syrup.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20

RM ocrtd n. Bas ssfo,mte Wid,.
cal $ocIdelidle aniueien innerboib Der
ipelt''dlen S%iaot9ren,e 9elegen, % Gotten
Ucron IAN Cullen Weinbere it ~ perfauien
@uieS 9eAdnmiges @obnbaus md Cntipreds
enoen ytebsneebGuben unb 9o~auenRd,feiten
alt Dem $anBe. NabereS su e%rIraaen bel
Btttip eG atberine y 0 cid 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-20
aus sem County.

ptE MI,el@e OeS Usuete ""pS'"""''
Die Srls. 2iS;ie DIT unb 2att
@ied. BON aosnis, 2iuta SHwesr
uno 9ruoer Aueuit uOn gummerfelo,
tunren bier bel ibrsn ge.unnoten
Der camille Morrs, gu Seind.
&itorb 8rebe rebit 5nmilie
bon 9auIas iino tier BET Gerpanbteu
su Seiua telde le Oiele Sabre niti
qsisben bntteu.
@eun Rirber purten an Sonn'
tag in Der 8trte bier GOnfirmirt.
Sag. Die 5urmsr. iasn
6afsr.
8. 8 Cbmuun bon SDpe mar
nit leiner 5umilie Oitern bier sum
Beiu&.
Grtbur 8uehm unb Satin uer'
bradteu bic Ohttfeiertaae in Der
Samtlie BON Siidter .. s. stOenner.
3. ". GtudsnbrOeler beeab
Sit eeIi.rn Dor 8 Easen na1 BEN
um ieine gttern 81 beiuden. '
Die gauten bieier Seeent bat
ben meiltens ale lire aebrer fiirs
tOmmenbe Sauliubr anaefeat.
Grant Msper metaer bic 6OH'
Idule in 8aibinstOn beiudt, mar
DFern 81 Sauie.
Seu. 6~rnutenfelo, Jun. rpirb
am gOn' tag in Der ct. Bauls airbe
prebiaen.
Die gag e6ule tuiro art 70.
,april e@lusfeier balten. Gin
id5aes grOpramm 1T in Gasiidt ae'
fteat.
Bittenbera. ErObOem oas
aaub nod rstt nab lit, 1T man bod
HeiBie barnn Suier su lden.
am Oferlonutd6 gtadmittaG
brannte Der Stall Oes Srieftrasers
GnOreas 9oeIalnieOer. @ladlif)er'
tueiIe rettete &c feline Eierbs uno Sc
jairr, aber iein idmmtIider 5litter
uurratb If elm tptater 8erlui. Gas
@ebouoe NOR in Der Gehar Sort
EeusruerFaerunasotieaiH per-
iifert.
Srts. @aria rtinter uno Dta'
rio Steer bic ihDn ldneere Belt tn
Ct. auuis i'm DENT fab matten
ihren Gltsrn cine sruBe SreaOe Ourt
sireu onseuehmen Seiud.
2isste @itte bic i'm SieHtte oes
Serru Simon 8ueser If nnd1te ibren
@ltern ebenIaIs eiuen 8eIud.
5eiurtH Sueomsser rpeltsr
ouf Die g,muu autermnr Jnrru
spuhnte, 1T mad &oiebuo. Out Ons
oauo Der @ebrhoer @ruf sesoeer.
shreinermeiaer 8inobort 1T
bel 6ermunu @inter am iIeine Seu'
bauten luisuihbreu.
Sobu aarrelmeper ihbrt oie
@runOmuuern uut iar eiueu srOBen
stnu uuO SimOn 5risemeier miro
ole sfretuerarbsit beiOrgeu.
SacOb aouter tuirO in SalOs
Sstne Saaemabte upi Der Garm Don
Sris Teper uuiieueu.
QIttte 8ereer. Vim les'
ten I1untus fanO bic satubieier Oer
acibuluaen sdute gu aittte Berger
mott, bel rpelAs iid SUNG uno VII
nmhFrte.
@a6Fen 2isnftaa uuO Britt
nod werben fd bic oOH3eitsslode'
in uuler umseosuS h5rsn lalien.
Gin iuuoer oerr bea lhblihel
Shells in aittte Berger mudt itpD'
siue8eitfuns Elm ireunOltass @sid'
o6er parum DOtlsn pir Oieiesmf
rod niHt perratben.
gie Snrrer iinO iest beitbd
tist Saisr 5u iden.
~ aestsn GaUntae abeno befance
fn msbrere iunge Burden aus 81
&c @a6baridaft auf ben 8nu |
geraer, absr VIE nmiiirten iitj be
ser ala 5reunb q. .. Oenn feline Y
lsriisbFe mar nidi antpeienO.
gBie mir u%ernshmen 1T 9e
SEQ. @eiIsr idOn mebrere 9ase {
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
Found Dead in Box Gar.

Recently at Fort Smith, while Fris- co employees were breaking up q train of empty cars which came in the even ing before, they discovered the body of man, evidently murdered. in one of the box cars. The entire right side of his head was crushed and beside the body was an iron bar with which the killing had besn done. There was a pool of blood on the car floor near the door and then a streak of blood 10 the spot where the body lay in the end of the ear. The supposition Is that the man was killed while near the door and the body dragged out of sight. Three handkerchiefs, one soaked with blood, another soaked with blood and water and another wet with water, were found near the body, indicating that an attempt had been made to wash the blood from the wound. The location of the wound indicates that the fatal blow was struck while the man was asleep. In a pocketbook was found miners travelling card in the name of C. Mundowski which was is. sued from the secretary of the local at Gowan, l. T. There is no evidence upon which to found a theory as to where or why the murder was commit ted. The condition of the mans cloth ing did not indicate that his pockets had been searched
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
THE PLATFORM.

Chairman Oscar l.. Miles of the Com mittee on Resolutions submitted the following report as the platform:
 The Democratic party of Arkansas, in convention assembled, reaffirms it's devotion to the time -honored principles of the party. We declare our untl- terable opposition to the criminal trusts and monopolies which are crush ing out independent enterprises, des- troyine competition, restricting The opportunities of labor. burdening our farmers and industrial agents and ar bitrarily controlling the price of the commodities of both producer and con- sumer-threatening our independent industrial development, and imperil- ing the intergrity and stability of free government We earnestly as sert the sovereignty of the people over all corporations and aggregations of capital, and aver the unimpaired right of the people 10 make and enforce such regulations. restrictions and pro hibitions upon their management as shall have the effect to protect the people against eXtortion, injustice and opression.
 We favor the strict enforcement of the laws now on the statute books of the state against trasts and mon opolies and recommend that they be strengthened by such additional legis- lstion as experience may show to be necessary to make them effective.
 DneIey Tariff Denounced.
 We denounce the Dingley tariff law as the continuation of class legisla- tisn. Enacted under the pretext of protecting American labor, it has, in fact. resulted in fostering special in- terests. until now the commerce of the country-composed alike of farm pro ducts and manufactured artieles-is locked fast in the grasp of monopoly. The Republican party, having brought about this distressful situation hy the unwise and corrupt administration of the affairs of the nation, bound hand and foot. answers the demands of suffering people for relief, with the insolent phrase stand pat and con- tinues to collect it's corruptinE and de- bauching campaign funds from the private moneys held by the life in surance companies in trust for widows and orphans. and from the trusts and monopolies it has fostered With these funds it seduously goes forward to corrupt the voter, defeat the will of the people. and to perpetuate the reign of plutocracy over an afflicted and suffering nation-and, all this, while these protected industries sell and deliver their products to foreign countries cheaper than they will sell
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
larne Apple Crop.

At Rogers the apple crop is grow ing fast, and as the apples have begun to show up on the trees the fact be comes plain that the crop will be larg- CT than was at first expected It is now estimated that from 500 10 1000 ears will be shipped from Rogers dur ing the season and fall. While there probably are not as many apples on some of the trees as heretofore, there is larger number of bearing trees in the county at the present time than ever before. and the total crop will be pretty large
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
HE STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Governor Jeff Davis was declared the Democratic nominee for United States senator at the State Democratic convention held at Hot Springs re- gently, and by resolution the state convention provided that this dec laration shall be binding upon the Democratic members of the next leg islature. Senator Berry's name was not placed before the convention. and there was no organized or formidable op- position to the resolution offered by Mir. MCFarlane of Sebastian county de- claring Governor Davis the nominee.
 A complete state ticket was nom Little, Hon. w. F Kirby and Guy B. Tucker made speeches in ac- knowledgement of their nomination Hon. o. x Pindall won general applause in a speech following the nomination of MT. Kirby for attorney general Judge W. L. Moose was Also given a round of cheers when on his motion. Hon. J. E. Riddick was named by ac- clamation for associate justice.
 A resolution endorsing William J. Bryan for the presidential nomination in 1908, which was presented by Chan cellor T. H. Humphreys of Fayetteville, was unanimously adopted.
 Congressman Charles C. Reid of Morilton was made permanent chair man of the convention
 Little Rock was selected as the place for the convention of 1908.
 John F. Rutherford of Pine Bluff was elected chairman and John H. Page of Little Rock was reelected secretary of the state committee.
 Hon. John H. Hinemon was accorded the unusual honor of being made a member of the Platform Committee for the state at large as recognition Of his advocacy of educational interests.
 Guy B. Tucker was nominated on the second ballot for commissioner of mines, manufactures and agriculture.
 Below is the ticket for the Demo- cratic party as selected by the State Conventions
 United States Senator, Jefferson Davis.
 Governor, John s. Little.
 Auditor, A. E. Moore.
 Secretary of state, o. c. Ludwig.
 Treasurer, J. l.. Yates.
 Associate Justice of the supreme court, J. F. Riddick. (Moose with drew)
 Attorney General, W. F. Kirby. (Pindall withdrew)
 Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, J. J. Doyne.
 Land Commissioner. l.. l.. Coffman.
 Commissioner of mines, manufae- lures and agriculture, Guy B. Tucker.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
BUILDING FOOD
To Bring the Babies Around

To Bring the Babies ArouAd
 When a little human machine tor large one) goes wrong. nothing Is 9 important as the selection Of iool ]" bring it around again. =.
 My little baby boy fifteen mon's old had pneumonia. then came pFala fever, and no sooaer had he got 0e'' these than he began to cut teeth aae being so weak, he was freQuea@! thrown into conyulsions, says UT orado mother.
 "I decided a change might Ae'lt :. 7. took him to Kansas City Tor ] 'i'.s @ When we got there he was 50 ''ii t weak when he would cry he "uu,, sink away and seemed like he *0u'' die.
 When I reached my sisters nom. she said immediately that we l's, feed him Grape-Nuts and, ahHVu1. ,. had never used the food, we gu aV.s ~, and for a few days gave him Iu'' IL '. juice of Grape-Nuts and milk .., % got stronger so quickly we Wels :, 's s,, feeding him the Grapo-Nuts itsel s,t. sg in a wonderfully short time ho .,a tened right up and became SliOD' well. .rorfb
 That showed me something Wi sirI knowing and, when later on .. m, spi came I raised Ter on Grape-Nu's ss s,, she is a strong healthy baby anu iittJ, been. You will see from the ..oss r photograph I send you what w hui chubby youngster the boy IS apst .bst b- he didn't look anything Ike .a . foot fore we found this nouriSnins aa,t f; Grape-Nuts nourished him 'aax Da h. strength when he was so sVn on hs couldn't keep any other f00a pastae stomach" Name given ,!
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The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
ARKANSAS 4 ASTATE NEWS
Hardware Mems Convention.

The Seventh Annual Convention of the Arkansas Retail Hardware Asso- citation was held at Little Rock the 9th, 9th and 7th Of June. The attend ance at this meeting was the largest in the history of the association. and it was thought there were between 200 and 300 representative of the re- tail hardware business of Arkansas present, in addition to many jobbing concerns, both in Arkansas and other States.
 The well-arranged program was full ly carried out, and the following off cers were elected for the year ending June. 1907: President, Emmet l.. Mitchell, Morrilton; first yicepresi- dent, Jos. l.. Davis, Magnolia second vice-president, R. N. Meriwether, Par agould; secretary and treasurer, (. F. Taylor, Little Rock: members Execu- tive Committee for term ending June, 1907, Hamp Williams, Hot Spings; R.. F. Roys, Russellville; ]. F. Simpson, Malvern; T. ]. Mott. Helena; for term ending June, 1908. John NJ. Pittman, Prescott Thomas s. Stewart, New port; N. T. Richmond, Fort Smith.
 The association will again meet at Little Rock, June, 1907.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
SPORTS OF CHILDREN.

Skipping rope is q childish pastIms of ancient origin. In place Of a rop.. vine stripped of leaves was orlgna. ly used.
 The childish amusement ef riding 4 cane is of great antiquity. t was practiced by the children of Greess and ancient Rome
 The game of hide and seek ls aa. other youthful pastime Of ancient origin. It came from Europe abou the beginning of the seventeenth cen. tury.
 The spinning of tops. fayor.s amusement among children in tn. spring. also came from the Greeks Records show that this kind of fun was in vogue at the time of Yergl.
 Leap-frog is mentioned in ths works of both Shakespeare and John son. It has been played by children from early times. and is still fa. vorite game with boys.
 The flying kite derived it's nans from its originally being made to rs. semble that species of bird called kite. The amusement of kite flying $ about two centuries old in Europe Probably 1t originated in Chlna where. so records tell. the practice of flying kites is very ancient
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
Business League Proposed.

Citizens of Warren are contemplat- ing the organization of q business mems league. Warren is entering upon a period of growth and develop ment that requires the assistance af an organized effort on the part of the business men to brius about improve ments, get new enterprises, factories, etc, that can be had by going after them in a systematic and organized way. The business men of that town expect that by 1910 Warren will have a population of 10000.
The Forrest City times., 1906-06-15
New Canning Factory.

Paul Kersten has ordered the ma chinery to open a canning factory at Ashdown. Mir. kersten has had some experience in this line. and will oper- ate this year more as a demonstra- tion of what can be done than to make money, although he is confident that some money will be made, even on the small scale that he will operate. He has planted tomatoes and sweet pota- toes, and expects to can considerable quantities of these. He will also can fruits of all kinds.