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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
rREPARE FOR MANoUvREs.
Hospital Departmen Is Preparing
 QuartGzs for Practice.

Chattanooga. Tenn, July 23.-Prepa- rations for the manouvres at Chicka- mauga Park are now assuming definite shape.
 force of forty enlisted men of the hospial department arrived this morn ing from Washington. The chief sur geon of the commanding generals stan Is establishing a general hospital which will be tan example of the man ner in which the war departmen cares for he sick and injured on tho field. The 12h cavalry returned from its march to Knoxville today and went the post at Fort Oglethorpe. It will go into camp later in the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
CHARGES OF CRUELTY MADE
 BY ALABAMA HUNGARIANS

day, although they were under agree ment to receive $3 to $5 a day.
 They charge that they were beaten with leather harness tucks and some times on the bare flesh with straps filled with rivets. The Progressive Union win also attempt to secure trunks which the men say they left at the camp. These men came from lumber camp in the part of Alabama from which word of cruel treatent to work men was published last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
AUTO TURNED OVER.
ConEressman and MTs. Longworth Fp
 Accident Near Wurxburx.

wurzburg. July 2s-Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs. Long- worth were thrown out of their auto mobile yesterday, but beyond the jolt and bruise or two, they sustained no injuries and reached their destination. Bayreuth. today in time for the open- ing of the opera.
 The Longworth's had passed through Wurzburg yesterday morning and when short distance out of the town. the steering gear of their car refused to work and the automobile, which was going at rapid rate, careened off the road and fell down a short embank- ment into a ditch. The chaffeur, af- ter a short walt, obtained carriage in which they returned here and took a train forBayreutr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
Mireless from WeIIman.

oyster Bay. July 23.-A dispatch was received by President Roosevelt from walter wellman. who Is at the head of the WeIlman- Chicago Record-Herald expedition. The dispatch was dated at Hammerfest. July 21, and read as follows:
 'Roosevelt, Washington:
 Greetings. Best wishes by first wireless message ever sent from Arc tir regions Wellman."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
Ate Too Many PackIes.

St. Louis. July 23.-A long continued diet of principallp pickles and vinegai in the hope of reducing weight caused the sudden desSh yesterday of Misf Annie Gross, twenty-five years old A postmortem examination today. re. vealed the fact that the inner walk of her stomach were almost completely eaten away. The girl dropped dead while taking a drink of water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
W. R. KimhnII Dead.

Brundidge July 23-(SpeciaL)-W. B Ktmball a salesman. for ten years ir the employ of the Durr Drug Com pany of Montgomery. died here last right at II o'clock. after an illness of several weeks. He was AZ years of age and leaves a wife and two daugh- ters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
nied of Hxdronhohia.

Atlanta, Ga, July 23.-Lacey Deecel 2-year-old son of Mrs. L. D. Deece of Jacksonville, Fla, died here tonight at the Pasteur Institute of hydrophobia. The child was bitten by a mad dog on July 1, and brought here for treat naent a few days later.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
Interior Movement. .

Houston-Quiet, middling 1ob; net re- ceipt. 5S6: gross receipts. 5S6: shipments, 6ST; sales 1S7; stock, 14. .3S0
 Augusta-Quet, mfddlinE l1M; net re- ceipts PIP; gross receipts. PIP; shipments, PSI; sales. 32, stock, 1S,246.
 Memphis-Quiet. 10 13-16: net receipts 177 gross receipts, 246. shipments, PSI; sales. 50: stock S.416.
 St Louis-ouiet middling He; net re- ceipts TIT; gross receipts, 246; shipments. 2s1; sales, 50; stock 24.sS6.
 Cincinnati-Quiet net receipts. 3s; gross re- ceipts, SS shipments, fl: stock. 6.237.
 Louisville-Firm. middling 1lh.
 Total today net receipts. l,020; gross re- ceipts, 1,34o; shipments, 1.5O3: sales. 269: stock. 2,165
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
TURN OVER PAPERS.
Justice Mclean ilS eides iR Favor
 CliGiOrd ". Hartridse.

Clifford w. Hartridge.
 New York. July 23.-Jrstice Mclean today signed an orde- directing the law firm of Black. Olcott, GrIber and Be- nynge to hand over to Clifford w. Hart ridge of counsel for Thaw all papers having any connection with the Thaw tase.
 There was no opposition to the mo- tion by ThaV'S former attorneys, who said, however, that they had no sworn afiidavits from alierists relating to Thaw's mental condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
P @ @ -ACURESH 0s0s0s BLOOD POISON

The first Blood Poison small blister blood appears and begins and swell colored appear the finds himself diseased from head foot and potash do not Contagious Blood Poson they shut the disease the system and the out awhile left Then system weakened from the action of these
 
 ande Blood and certainly by going removing the free from all while purifying blood builds entire its fine tonic effects destroys particle the poison and all danger transmitting others S. S. tagus Blood Poison because perfect blood purifier Book with instructions for self treatment and any medical advice free
 g~ 1NE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.s ATLANTA. GA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
PRIMARY IN ELMORE.
Returns Not Sufficient To Name the
 WfnUArH

neatsville. July 23-(Special.l-Th Democratic County primary was held sufficient at this hour to mbake posit- i've the results This beat. No. 9. gave
 For egislature-Iughes 137: Lancaster. 1T; Lamar Smith. 72: Ellis, r.. Fucker o7
 For ShertT--GoroA t02' Mccall. g: ! Smith. ': Weldon. 14,
 Lghtwood Beat No. IA. gave Hughe- ston so majority over Lancaster.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
RniIer RIerx Up.

Mobile, Ala. July 23.--A special to The Item says: A. rRartley, Ala, this morning the boiler of the Bentley Lum ber Company blew up, killing watch man James Jones and wrecking the plant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


 Galveston-Tone, quiet; middling, II: net receipts, 4so; gross receipts. 4s0; stock 20, IT'S; coatwise. APO
 New Orleans-Qriet. niddling 10 5-16; net receipts T24 gross receipts 724 sales. 2,2T5; stock. 16.54s; Ct Britain. 7s0; continent, l., 200.
 Mobile-Dull, middIing 10%; net receipts, 7e4; gross receipts. 764: sales. 50: stock. 7.66s.
 savannah-Quiet, middling 10 1S-16: net receipts, 1.455; gross receipts. 1.455; sales, ITS: stock 34.020.
 Charleston-Normal. net receipts 300; gros receipts 300; stock 5.6e7
 Wilmington--NormaI. stock. 2S3. Norfolk-Steady. 11M; net receipts. eSs; gross receipts. 66S; sales. 72: stock. 11,657; Coastwise. 1.4S7.
 Baltimore-Normal, middling, 11N; gross receipts. 3s0; stock. 3.s5s.
 Boston-Quiet. mddling. 10.90: net re- ceipts 39; gross receipts 754: sales 1.700: stock 9S.s65; France. 50: Continent. sS. Philadelphia-Steady. middling 11.15; net receipts, 552; gross receipts. 552; stock. D. osa
 San Francisco-Net receipts 21; gross res cetpts, 21; Japan 21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER CASE.
Governor of Virginia Calls Extra ses-
 sion of Amnremle COnrt.

NIUu or NWUFtHht NUUFts
 Richmond. Va, July Ex-Governor Swanson has requested the President of the Supreme Court of Appeals to convene an extra session of that tri- bunal 10 dispose of the Insurance Conl- missioner ease.
 The question goes up for the Corpor- ation Commission. which declined to permit the commissioner, MT. Button to qualify after he had been elected by the General Assembly. The Corpora
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
Bourse Is Affected.

Berlin. July 23.-The tone of the Bourse today was depressed owing to the dissolution of the Russian Parlia- ment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24
Total Movement.

Total today, at all ports, net-S.e0s; Ct. Briaain. 73o; France. SO: Continent, s,230; Japan, 2l; stock, 234,043
 Consolidated. at all ports. net-s.57l; Ct Britain, 730: Farnce. 80; Continent. S,2s0; Japan. 21.
 Total since September 1. at al. ports net T,T3s07 Ct. Britain, z.807.9S5: France 714.O55: Continent, 2626, ,692; Japan. 11S,24 Mexico. 7.714
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-24

ton Commission held In effect the right of appointment Was vested in the Commission.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21

| Peoples Coop want to buy one humid
red ton Of hay, 6rsi crop alfalfa.
Stella Roberts was visiting vt Am.
Fork with Lizzie Gender last week.
Aver Racker who has been. living in
Salt Lake Tor some time, spent the last
few days in Ieh.
While at work at the factory, Eugene
Roberts had small piece Of STEELE dy
in his eye. Dr. Steele removed il.
Oscar n. Kirkl am and wife Of Hsber
spent Friday aud Saturday In Lehi
visiting with relatives.
Mae Campbell has gone 20 Nsmpa,
Ida, whore size will be stenofra pher
Tor the Sugar Co.
White parcsols. to match those linen
suits that are so much in favor, at Peep
les Coop. I
Several OF our baseball players with
some from Am. Fork, played game
with Bingham Sunday, resulting IN q
score Of IL to 10 in favor Of our boys.
Gay whipple returned Monday with
his wife from the hospital at Salt Lake,
where Mrs. Whipple has been for some
time.
The stork paid visit 20 the LONE OF
w. S. Cox "Wednesday morning aud LEFT
a son. A short time sso he left a son at
the home OF John Bone.
Rozel Royle, Amor whipple W.
rockingham and l.. Chefrington went
to Bingham canyon this week, where
they have employment,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. NJ. Kirkham enter
tanned IN honor Of his father Tuesday
evening A number OF relatives and
friends were present. Refreshments
were served. M.sic and singing was
the order Of the evening,
The son-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
S"Nonas"' W.T. bcH', uicu ~ ohit bahe
hospital Of Typhoid Pneumonia aud
was buried at his home town, Kays
vile.
1t is reported that Evelyn VIM
Peterson will be taken to the hospital to
unjergo an operation. For past five
montha she has been at times seriously
III During all this time she WAS only
up aud around for three or four weeks
ieorge t,lover is critically i'll. While al
work ia the field yesterday he was at
lacked by violent pains caused by gall
stone. He was taken home and medica
help given him. Today he is somewha'
/ better.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
sLatp Engineer's OIncf.

cthtt Engineers OIncf,
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. June Z, 1905.
Notice IL hereby given that william
a. Fool, whose postofice address IN
American Fork. Utah, has made appli-
alton in accordance with tie require-
ments OF Chapter lOs. Session Laws Of
Utah, 1906, TO appropriate one hundred
1907 cubic feet per second of water
flowing in American Fork Greek, Utah
County, Utah. Said water will he
Inverted by means Of nume aud pipe
tine, at point which beaIs north 81
iegrees 10 minutes east 1900 ieet dis
ant from the southwest corner OF See
ion 20, Township South, Range
: East, Salt Lake Base and MERRIAM ;
from where il will be conveyed for y
distance Of 10. 400 feet, and there used
from January let 10 December 3,st.
inclusive. Of each year. 10 develop
power for the purpose OF electric light
rig and propelling machinery at
imerican Fork. Lehi, aud fleassn,
irove. Utah. After having been go
Inverted and used, the wat,r will be
'eturned 10 the natural channel Of said
.tream, at point which bears north ~
iegrees 80 minutes 80 seconds east
9,s12 feet from The section corner above
described. This application 10 design ,ted
in the State Engineers Office NJ M. 73O.
All p,otests again,t the granting Uf
'aid application, stating the reasons
heiefor, must be made by afii isyit in
duplicate and fled in this Office within
thirty (S0) days after the completion Of
he publication OF this notice
CALEB rANSER,
State Engineer.
Date OF fiist publication June
list. date Of completion OF publication
July 9lst.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
Farm For Sale.
100 Acres,

Splendid Beet. Alfalfa or Grain Land
Close 20 Garland Sugar Factory. Full
water rlght In Bear River Canal. There
's no better land III Utah and no place
where more money can be made raising
bees. ] will sell ~ o, 80 acres Of this
place or The whole 100 acres for one
third or one-bali each and iesms TO ssit
purchaser on balance. Write for full
PARTICULARS.
w. T.. ROBINSON,
24Os Washington Ave-,
Ogden, Utah.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21


A Good supply OF blades for beet cul
tivators at the Coop
Mamie O'Brien is visiting With he'
uncle, Frank Honmite.
Mrs. johnson o, Sprinlville is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson
Bishop Frank Bringhurst Of Spring
willie was a Lehi visitor this week.
Nose Jones is home for Wait. III
is now employed by one OF the Sugar
Cos. In Colorado.
Mrs. Christy Russell of Salt Lake speni
few days with friends.
Mrs. Josie Johnson OF Provo is visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. W
Brown.
Mrs. I. r. Cutler Of SAL Lake was O
Lehi visitor Friday.
Imperial beet cuItivators only tls 90
at Peoples Coop.
Mrs. Mproni HOMESTEAD OF Teton,
Idaho, has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Brown Jones sold TO OlaI
tiolmsiead this past week, u acres Of
land near Prime Jacobs.
Smith Robinson and wife Of Mercur,
Utah, we're IN Lehi this week looking
over some city property with the inten,
ton Of buying them home here.
Mrs. Bertha Rosenean OF Park City
"a visiting in Lehi. While here she may
make purchase OF some property and
IN future reside here.
Mrs. Francelle O'Brien OF Salt Lake
has been visiting with her parents, Nc.
and Mrs. W. L. Kacker.
You can now talk TO Lehi Junction
The past week Bell phones were placed
10 the homes OF John Anderson, Alma
Beck, Chas. Johnson and Harmon
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Taylor have gone
to Nevads. Mr.. Taylor will buy num-
Der Of horses. His vile will visit with
her sistsr, Ella.
The Sunday School hal charge OF the
services Sunday evening al the Taber.
nscle. Geo. A. Coates and Arthur
Bradder were speakers. Mrs. G. O.
Friel sang solo and Emily Wandlass
gave reading.
Mrs. VIM. Cavanagh was called to
Salt Lake Monday noon by telephone
to come 10 the hospital, where hei
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Cameron, was to
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Don't be fooled and maize TO believe
that rheumatism eau he cured with loca
appliances. HOLSTERS Rocky Monu
tain Tea is the only positive cure io'
rheumatism. IS cents. Tea OF Tablets
/. I. j. Wadsworth
Some time ago VIM Kirkham traded
his home with his brother, Thomas
Moroni Peck bough. the Wm. Kirkhar
place and has torn it down and will us,
part Of IL in building new home nea,
the Creamery site.
Ernest l.. southwick and Editl
LonRhurst Of Idaho Falls we're married
last week in Salt Lake City. His folk
thought TO surprise him and prepared {
reception but they never came back thai
night.
Hazel Barnes o. LeGrand, Oregon, i
visiting with her sister, Mrs. John Chel
ton. Returning home she will spen,
lew days with her sister at Garland
Mrs. Robert Stoddart.
The Sunday School officers and teach.
ers OF the Second Ward were entertalne,
Monday evening at the home Of Supt
@, -. Friel. A very pleasant evening
was spent. Games were played, shor
program. and refreshments were served
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
Idaho Land For Sale.

Good land, unimproyel, In Snake
River Valley. Close 10 gvou market
and sugar factory. Full water right IN
best canal. VIII sell from 40 to 1GC
acres. Ouly very small casb payment
required and very liberal terms on bal
snce. Splendid chance for men o.
limited means TO make himself boms
ami become independent Ia few yesrs
Write for full particulars.
W. Il. ROBINSON,
2i0s Washington Ave.
Ogden, Utah.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21

WANTED by chicseo.wh de.sie aud mali order
house, assistant manager. nan or woman tor
this county and adjoining t:fritofy. Salary ' 70
md expenses paid weekiv. expense money s1-
vanced. Work pleasant: i'.iticn peirsncnt
No investment or expcrieuo- tequifed Spare
sinfc valuable. write AZ ou>t FOR full paftlcu
airs and. enclose seifaddre ssed envelope -
SUPERINTENDENT. 49, Lake L. ChicaRo, II
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
notice.!

| will not be responsible for or pay
any debts contracted by my wife, unless
by written consent from me.
Signed, CHARLES SOLBERG.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
For Sale,

A buggy, only used few times. For
further information apply 10 Bet Peter
son.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21

CALIFORNIA srooKmEN's FavoRirE"
Powder, String or FIJI Forn
fssfis fes ~ PER PACKAGE 81 TEN pOsBs)
Iomffcdvcs we psekafs end hcckisss
~ Black Leg and Anthrsx Free 70 each st>eknsa
vho ssnds eenss postass and the and sddssses
q twenty ststs foen Of vaccine wanted
Ad6ssss. THE CUTTER LABORATORY DEPT. 3.
BERKELEY, CAT.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-06-21
Scotch Cronies

The d & RG will sell round trip
tickets to Salt Lake, June % for si.25,
returning June 20.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
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pr. ]. N Moore o' Ea>t Biackti,t to"hsh!R. candidate fot reprcseuta- tive. Was minglin- nilA friends n town his week.
 T, C. Tolbre. h. X Co.,. oaly handle the best goods. aud tile very best they carry k Old annisSee Try 1t once and bc convinced
 X beautiful line of Ladie, silk gar terN, with rabbit foot buckle, and ot her novelties, II f'uSscll-Graham- Aldersou Company,
 Mrs. !. <. Shields. Sr.. of Natchez, Mississippi. who had beena charming guest of her son. bf. j. S. Shields and wife left Tuesday,
 Becker X Lewis have a very attrar- tive advertisement ii this paper, which il wit pat Hol' ta read and heed. Look them ai
 irichiJ. Ash EitteIS cures disease ol tine kidneYS, eleanseS and strength er!s 1lie ttYer. stomach and bowels. l- T. Sanders. Speeiai Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
soYAt eAklsa POWDER co. NEW YORK.

Vote for Grant Green for Circuit Judge Il Ni,~ Maggie Terry k visiting in sfihklet
 ree.e1 compass ! good eoe Newsstand
 Nofe fef John N. feeketl Ter Rail cad Commissioner. +. Nfs> Gotio lIurd. of Briak'eY. i, he saeol ot Mrs. N E. Izard
 AsttMd hand pianofof s;Ir cheap a,8sit 6' credit at the Newsstand. Ame ticau Drawing Paper. New at luSt received at the Newsstand II have several second hand show ase> lal sale cheap. | T. sanders Monroe Beard and Bill loHe,. of Aidener. were in town WedueSday. All kinds of swell drinks al the Magnolia bar. Courtcoas attention. foG I;hNr A good stable. Iced and afliase house Apply al Tiue, office. ilt atu Mrs. Wall. of IeXa. Ark =tre visiting in the home of II N faSa}.
 NrS l. A. Eolte and Ni,, SaIa >Hfdet l3fc returned home from foneSbuEp-
 A Ime ot ribbon which includes all shades. widths and qualities at FaS- setI-1'faifan-AlderSou Compan3
 8a patronage is solicited ahd al#- 4feeaied at che Magnolia Saloon T. fa6a.e.lr. X G.. proprietore.
 Eo Fo.bre, Jra X Go merit your 1aifAl1ee by deserving it. ea get AaHf hehet x worth al their place
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Note for John ". Crockett for Rail: read Commissioner. IL.
 Mls. F. A Long came over from Memphis afl Wednesday. to visit her mother. Ms. \. E. i2ard Thc doc- tof was also here and was happy to meet his friends.
 Miss Laura Lee Head who had been such q charming guest of relatives and friends here for several weeks. re- turned To her home 3t EutaW. Ma hama, last night.
 Mrs WaIdrip and the Misses Wal ton returned ou Sunday from all ex- tended tIip to the far south New Orleans, Mobile and Fairhope were among the places visited.
 Mr. Pete Parne l.., of Memphis. k iii the city. He cane over to visit his best girl and to attend the wedding of AIr. Robert Myers and Miss Fannie Franks next sunday morning.
 If You get q drink of baG whsl>e> or warm beer at our bar, it will cost Yo0 nothing. ou cant lose Us, because We dou | keep either. Try. and he eou- Nihttd. T. (. Folhre. Jr. X Ce.
 l. \ short, the Jcucler, k ION prepared tu dc all kinds of spectacle repairing, replacing worn or broken pieces. and furnishing new frames, either iii solid of eoId-Hlled See him about Neul gta~~eS.
 See oar Carpet samples before order ing. We have Wilton Velvet Body Brussels and Administer We will sell YOU cheaper han Memphis Me have our carpets sewed by experienced men. Becker X Lewis
 LOST Between Mrs. Graham '> resi- dence and the EpiscopaI church, q gold mounted hand bag, by Miss kel- W. Has q handkerchief inside, with I. A. Mck ou it. Liberal reward for return to Mrs. Graham.
 Call for You tickets when you trade with Neely X Neblett. They are giv- ing away 42-pieee dinner set to the holder of the lucky ticket. Each pur- chase amounting to ten cents entities q customer to one ticket.
 Let, talk about it. It's no secret: evprfh9dt Knows that We keep the best wines. liquors aid cigars that money will buy. Come around, and if Vau don see what you want ask for +. T.. e Falhre h x Cu.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23
4 Lively TussIe

with that old enemy of the race. eon- stipation, often ends in appendicitis. To avoid all serious trouble with stomach. liver and bowels. take Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They per fectly regulate these organs without pain or discomfort. 2Jc al all drug gistS
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Mrs. Eliza Dye returned home We'd hesdaN from BAhalia. where she had been to visit the parents and friends of her son-iIl-laN. Mr. Robert Renson. Mrs. Dye also visited his sister in Memphis.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

X few ot our farmers have some corn planted and since winter has opened up, we wonder il they are not by their corn like neighbor woman IS by her garden. when she saw win ter had come back she cried out. "Ohi ny poor beans.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Do you read the very interesting advertisements of The |. N. Beck O., which appear weekly in this paper: If not. vou are missing some very important trade news Look it. up.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

A barrel of White Crest flour will make more biscuits and whiter bis. cuts than any flour in town. Try it.
 We have lots of good whiskeys. but Old J. II. Cutter cant bc beat for purity and flavor. N. l.. Nelson X Co.
 Old Yannissee is our leader, but we have many other brands of good whiSkey. Try us, T. (. Folbre. IF. X Co.
 Don't be selfish fl You are satisfied that Old Nolmer Whiske{ k the best tell your friends T. (. Folhre, .Ir. X Co. sell ii
 G 0 te Russell Graham Alderson Company for ladies skirts. shirt waists, and dreS, goods. New lines correct prices
 We regret to learn that little Helen Nichols and members of the family of W D. Bard, i'll Little Rock, have smallpox. though II is Of ! very light form
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Ms. l. b. Baueh gave Il dinner party Oh Tuesday to few friends. Ten were seated at table, when five course diIner was served in faultless style.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Mr. aud Mfs. !. W. Williams. of Wfhhe, were in the city yesterday. the former on business and Mrs. Will llams to visit her relatives and friends
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

Mrs. F.. \. Shoat and baby Eugenia returned from New Orleans last Fri day, after most pleasant visit of sey- eral weeks with relatives and friends.
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

MessfS. feytnn Scott, Sam Rolfe. k. !. izard and "Buck' McGuffey, went over to see r.. NJ. Sothem and Julia Marlowe, i'll The Merchant of Venice
The Forrest City times., 1906-03-23

FOR SALE My house and lot. no" occupied by me at 2l2 Washing. ton street. See me at gallery.
 r. Y. MoosE.