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The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
LYNNE NJ. WHITE.

SOUVENIR PUTS PRICE roo LOW. The Forrest City Times:
 l wish to thank you for your Art Souvenir Supplement. 1t is a daisy ana still does net overestimate Forrest City and St. Francis county.
 When you say by clearing and drain ing the county, lands will be worth S3O to sio per acre. yau are sadly mistaken. tt IS Just such a country as Northern Indians. which at ono time needed clearing and draining, except that Ark ansas has . much better climate. You can't buy land, in what was at one time the swaWps of Indiana for less than s9O to $l60 per acre. Besides the malaria disappears.
 Clear and drain St. Francis county and | will not be ten years before eterv acrA of good land will sell readily f9r eO pet acre, YOa can't buy good land Here in Central Kansas for less than $50 to sl00 per acre.
 Why not organize an improvement association. with the view to drain, build roads and bridges in St. Francis county. Our people in the western part of the county are talking dram. age now, Start 1t and you have no Idea how our county will come to ths front. hand you my check for g.. Send a-coDv of your paper to Mir. SAID uel Hall, Gilman. Madison cnuRty, In. diana; and W. E.. Davis, Palestine, Arkansas.
 Yours truly,
 J. Il. SMITH, President First National Bank, Sterl.
 ipg, Kansas.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
Messrs. Landvoiet & Vsdakin,
 Eorreai Citv. Arkapaaa


 Gentlemen. Pardon my tsrd ness in ackn V lrdglng with more promptness the receipt of and expression of my high sense of spprecIa, ion for. the Art Souvenir supplement, and the extreme courtesy extended in sending this hand. some pnblicatio to au ex.Feeident Ia highly appreciated.
 It surely 10 ' work of art. It's ar. tlstic arra"Rs mrnt, the subject matter and mechanical execution is superb. It embraces within Itself an enterprise tha, reflects great credit upon Tue Times, and the citizen of Forrest City. and the adjoining counties owe to gou debt of gratitude for publishing . Snuvenir that advertises the resources and the upbuilders of this section in such unique dlction.
 1t was . trying task. thst this zen. ers,ion will in all probability not see duplicated
 Trusting that peace, happiness aud prosperity will reign within the city, and that tho magnificent undertaking will bs sn lad" % foreTunner to the |ststes Of emigration depicsinQ the back bone of power and western prosres. |siyensss of such sn enterprisiDg town |ss your city.
 With great measure Of success, am |pn ex.resident and . lasting friend to |my old neighb0rs.
 MRS. E. MILAN. Brinkley. Ark, Jan l, 1905.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

On December 18th The Forrest City Times issued handsome Art Souye. mir edition, which is indeed a work of artin every sense as applied toit. The typographical arrangement Is neat and sttfaetiSe and the press work is good, even from tbe standpoint of & critic in such matters. The edition Is hand. somelv illustrated with half.tone CD. cravings of places and persons of note Tn and about Forrest City and St. Fran. els county are very good indeed. The prettiest thing about the edition Ia the double page of pictures of handsome babies of Forrest City, which shows that that thriving little city Is not be hind in the matter of Arkansas best product, her handsome men and pretty women. The Art Souvenir edition Is something that Messrs Landyoigt & Vadakin may we'll be proud. and is sonnet hing that the people of Forrest City and st Francis county should be proud of; as 1t is splendid advertise ment of their city and county. It is the envy and pride of the printers of this section, who envy the publishers their success in it's publication, and are proud of 1t because It Is au Arkansas product. all set up and printed In The Times office at Forrest City.-MonrOe CountyCiti2en.
 In connection with their regular edi. tion The Forrest City Times last week Issued superb l32 page Art Souvenir beautifully illustrated with fine half. tones and descriptive of the natural resources and advantages Of St. Fran. els county and the various business en. terprlses, manufacturing establish ments, etc.. of Forrest City. The Sou venir Is magnificent one and is really a work of art. To produce 1t cost enough to equip pretty fair.sized country printing office. and the fac, that it was printed and bound iH The Times' office speaks volumes for the high standard of workmanship main tained in that excellent establishment To the editors and publishers of The Times, Messrs. Landyoigt X Vadakin we extend our congratulations and in dulge the hope that the citizens of For rest City and vicinity will appreciate to the fullest extent the progressive ness and public spirit manifest In SC meritOrlous work. -Dardanclle Pest Dispatch.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
EXAMINED WITH SO MUCH pIrAsrrr.

EXAMINED WITH SO MUCH PLEAsCRE, Mr. F. l.. Fadakin.
 Forrest City, Ark.
 Dear Sir: The Souvenir Edition of Tho Times which l have received and examined with SO much pleasure. Id a most beautiful exempliflcation of your !ournaiistic skill, and q monument to toui Iorty-one years of which you may well Do proud. St. Francis county owes you a debt of gratitude for SC truthfully portraying. In such attrac. tive form, her resources.
 Sincerely yours,
 EMMA COLsON PREwETT.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
Dangers Of Cold and How to
 Avoid Them,

More fatalities have their origin il or result from cold than from any other cause. This fact alone should make people more careful as there Is no danger whatever from a cold when IL Is properly treated in the beginning For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been recognized as the most prompt and eiieetual medicine ir use for this disease. It acts on na lures plan, loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the Seeretlons and aids nature in restoring the system te d healthy condition. Sold hs J. T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
IN SHAKERTCWN

In Shakentown the people all Shook late and early, large and small. Some blamed their ills on their religion; Some cursed the ague of the region. Though on. the cause they didn't agree They shook with unaninity. A traveller, as he passed that way. With pity deep, to them did say: "Oh, why in this sad state rem ain. When here's cure for every paina" Then gave each one-this is no myth A bottle labeled "Wintersmith. 'TwiIt hope and fear each drank his
 share;
 Was cured completely then and there; And DO more shake these shivering
 Shakers;
 They've grown as quiet as queer-clad
 Quaker;
 Each ioves the other with love platonic, And all praise Winter smiths great
 tonic
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

Memnhis, Tenn. ., Jan 6, 1866.
 ssfs. Landvoiat c VsdakiD,
 FoIrest City. Arkansas. tsntiemsn: We wish to thank you copy Of your Souvenir number, also
 sfatulate you on it's handsome
 Es up and interesting contents. We
 take pleasure in giving It nice edi. Lsi mention i0 our February bmber
 Yours very truly,
 1EHPHIs JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. w. l.. II.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

Clifton, Ark. !, Jan. (. l9OG. Mcssrs. Landvoigt & Vadakin,
 Forrest City, Arkansas, Enclosed please find Sl.si for Sup. plement and postage and subscription to your paper. The Supplement is Q credit to your paper and city. Send me your, paper for one year. am taking lzard's paper and though quite newsy sheet 1t has too much Jeff Davis for ne. want paper to espouse Berry, and know that you will do that.
 Success to you,
 - T. $, THORNE.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
A LEGAL VIEW

Forrest City, Ark, Dec. g, 1905. PnnvoiRt & Vsdaktu. Publishers
 Times. F"rrest Citv, Ark. Ocar Sirs: sW anxious to say to
 that your Souvenir is . credit to your establishment and this city. m proud of 1t myself and have heard much commended by newspaper n, whose judament, Is of course, DO more critical thsn miHe. Very truly,
 N. ". NORTON.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
KNOWS THE WORK Is GRAND.
 BlrdsOe, Ark. Dec. 26, 1905.

sFVuOCb I1HHs ACCs &Vt xvVJ. essrs. LanavOi4t q Vadnkin, Forrest City, ArkaBsas. .Gentlemen: Please allow me tO pxnk you for the most hsndsOpe and Fli Finished piece of work that It bas fen my pleasure to sec In many years, k: Tbs Forrest City Times Art Sou. 2nir. l live In St Francis county lo know the work is grand because pow the people and the country. Most respectfully yours and subscriber to your mag. & niucent paper, The Forrest & City Times.
 J. W. MoORE.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
ReceiScr Sale.

l will until January 18th, l906, re. crive bids for the sale in bulk of the stock of goods formerly belonging to T. W. Barrow at Forrest City, Arkan. sas, and consisting of stoves, hardware ard staple groceries, invoicing s25il .00 ,@1 WALTER GoRMAN,
 Dee. IL. 1905. Receiver.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
REFLECTS CREDIT

Olive Branch. Miss Dec 2s, 1905. Messrs Landvoigt S Vadakin.
 Dear SiTs: l thank you very much Tor sending me the beautiful Art Sou. yenir; 'tis exceedingly artistic, and re. fleets credit upon it's very able and de. serving editors. With the New Years greetings 1 remain,
 Very truly,
 .s.'.s LYNNE NJ. WHITE.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
A TRAVELLING MANS OPINION.

TRAVELLING MANS OPINION. Mrnph'e, T-nn., Dec. 80, 1905 Nessrs. Laudvoigt q Vxdxkin.
 Forrest City, Ark. Oentlemen:-kiudly permit me, if Eyou p'sase, to express to you, IL It Is <possIblr, my highsst ssBSe Of sppreciA &iion for the Art Souvenir 1 received ou 1 my arrival bere this Uorning, after srversl days spent in the East durins zthe holidays. Looking at It from a travelling salee zmsn g D lint Of view, l must say to you, SG-ntlemen, that it's arrangement is t he mfsst xrtiG tc WnTk of art 1 have ever tiad the pleasure of receiving. &think you deserve praise from yOuI &th~ highest words that they can p0ssi. bly ssy and wish for you.
 In al my travels, which have been 3 erent ueal, have never seen such zproofs and WorkmaaAhip. You have made the lead, and if your business nen sud citi2ens will only act together nd pick it up where you left ofi, am pure tbe results will be ten fold. Nu pnt~rptisirg business man .should lot he sua 70 down upon his bead with. put purchasing extra copirs and mail- nR them to their bnai0ess friends and &cquaintancea throughout the United
 ates, where they will be put to the best value and be good advertisement pr your county.
 By all nexns each passenger ofilcs the Iron Mountsiu and Rock Island 8iifonds should have copies in their d,oes. Each and every 6rm 10 the ,astrm market that sells goods tG E 'errest Cliy merchants should be sent pe by, your merchants. They are lofth sl .00 apiece and 0 bargain a, bat, if used at the proper plsca. Each pd every travelling man, selling goods
 your merchants, should feel 1t au pnor to own one iD their home.
 in factr the longer write the more
 Feel lrke saying, and for fear that l
 yself, will get out au "Art Souvenir
 this letter. permit me to again
 |stefullv acknowledRe the receipt, and
 any time can serve ydd or furnish ! lu with any information of 0 place
 st 1t could bs sent that 1t would bt
 benefit to you or your town or coun H would be glad to do 90.
 With best wishes and kindest re < lrds, am, very respectfully,
 w. HlCKs MALLORY.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
What Others Think of The Times
 Handsome Art Souvenir Supplement
., hillsboro, Texas. Dec. ?, 1905 MeSSrs Landvoigt & Vadakin.

Mess.s l4andvoiet & Vadakin,
 F"Ir-st fly, A,k.nsas.
 .niirmrn: It is with pleasure that | nand you exchange for your valuable paper, The Forrest City Times, and we-my wife, Miss Mary, Mrs. E NJ. turner and myself thank you especially TOT the Souvenir Supplement. You crft.iniy have done a great thing for St. Francis cnunty and you haven't overdrawn anything It's true, think. m every sense of the word. Accept thanks for past favors and wishing you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. e' -''"
 Yours Sincerely.
 E. NJ. WILLiAMs.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
For Rcnt-A Good Farm.

About 15-acres in cultivation. Good houses and barn. Quarter of mile from Colt Station. Inquire of
 BECKER X LEWIS.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
PAPER FROM AN ARKANSAS TOWN.

PAPER FROM AN ARKANsAs TOWN. <.
 The Landmark has received with the compliments of Mrs. F.. A. Short. of Forrest City, Arkansas, (formerly Miss Hattie Krider, of Ststesville, s copy of the Art Souvenir Supplement to the Forrest City Times. Tne Supplement- Is very handsome illustrated publica- tion of l32 pages. It contains great deal of Information about Forrest City. It's people and that section of Arkansas, and the illustrations include about everything from cotton planta. ton 10 the babies. Among the pic lures Of the children is one of Mary Eugenia. little daughter of. Mir. and Mrs. Short. The illustrations, which show numerous public buildings. pri. Vate residences, public officials, bui- ness men, etc are very finp.-States- vile, North Carolina) Landmark.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12
Approved by Press and Pub. lie as a Most Artistic and
 Valuable Work.
It's Editors and Publishers Over. whelmed With Congratulations From Citizens and Enthusi.
 astic Friends Abroad.

Press Comment and Personal Let ,ers Highly Com pilmentary to the Book and It's Patrons- Many Cnlgene Sending Them Back to the Old
 Hom0.
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

IL will be q great calamity If yon let Moose get away from town without making your picture
The Forrest City times., 1906-01-12

Little Rock friends of Messrs. Land. voGt & VadakiD, editors and publish.
 CTS of The Forrest City Times, have
 received copies of the Art Souvenir Supplement issued by them. The Sup plement is a book of l32 pages cspe- cially devoted to Forrest City and St. Francis county, and 30 admirably are the real conditions set forth that the production forms an immigration doc. ument of immense value because Of the enlightenment 1t must effect. The H.
 lustT TatiOnS are extraordinarily attrac-
 tive. The reproductions of photographs of actual scenes ou typical Arkansas cotton plantations will be revelation to faraWsy persons fortunate enough to como into possession of The Times Supplement-. The faithful representa-. ton of scene at "Rushmore. typl- cal southern cotton plantation owned by Dr. J. 0. Rush, one and oDe-halr miles west Of Forrest City, Is so en- gazing that It serves to favorably i'm. press the behoider with the meritorious nature of section of country like that shown. There are scenes Of schools and school children, too, that must indicate tn outsiders that Arkansas Is not a land |of ignorance and other upattractice conditions. Pictares showing Forrest City In the various stages of It's progress from 8 mere village tO a position as one of the most prosperous and desr. able cities in Arkansas constitute q feature of the book. .-Arkansas Ga. zette.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-30

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Washington. fo- Chehalis County.
No. 6i9Notce of
r. A., ,,,. e a., 1,.,, Settlement of FL
~ ,l,e N u' VI ny fnal Account and
VI ic'cl o"ii"oA' "eN@" '"' Petition for Dis
tribution
Notice is hereby given that sarah A. Salmon
EXecutrx of the Estate of Peter Salmon, de-
ceased, has rendered and presented for settle
ment to, and flied IN the Superior Court of
Chehalis County, State of Washington, her
Final Account and Petition for Distribution as
such ExecutriX, and that Monday, the 9TH day
OF May, 1906, at II O'Clock a. NJ, at the court
room OF our said Superior Court for the settle
ment of the said Account and hearing OF said
Petition for Distribution. at which time and
place any person interested in said estate may
appear and file his exceptions III writing to the
said Final Account and Petition for Dlstribu-
ton. and contest the same.
Witness, the Hon. Mason Irwin, Judge of the
said Superior Court, and the seal of said Court
affixed this 2Sth day of March. 1906.
+. A. PHlLBRICK.
County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court
By A. f. GRAHAM,
Deputy
J. c. CROSS
Attorney for EXecutrix.
Last publication April 80, 1906.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-30
MONTESANO

Be- 4, aturday April 81, to the wife
Of o Gillette, a daughter.
d.. Chamberlain, OF Aberdeen, was in
.he CITY Monday on professional business.
B. i. Cawthorn. deputy county treas.
urer, left Monday for Oregon to take up
timber claim.
Teachers examination will be held
frst week in May. and eighth grade ex-
animation the second week.
Ben Toungs and his bride EDNA Whit
more arrived Tuesday from Winona,
Wash., Tor short visit at home.
Dr.. Z. G. Story has been appointed a
member ol the pension examining board,
10 succeed DR.. Carr who has removed to
Hoqulam.
Joseph Bernard returned Friday from
Seattle, where he purchased five large
nsw engines for use at his new camp on
south side OF river east OF Montesano.
George and Ida Clemens, who have
treated by specialist for ear and eye
iroubie, returne! home Thursday even.
ing
Nine new fire hydrants were received
last week by the Montesano Light &
Water company. They will be used on
The new extension to the manufacturing
district.
At the beautiful country home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Oberg, east OF Montesano,
,heir laughter Hester Glenn, was united
in marriage Wednesday evening to MIR.
Henry Carter OF this city.
Following marriage licenses were is.
SIZED last week: Walter f. Miller, Mary
Alice Eckersey Henry ]. Carter, Hester
n. Glenn; VIM. G. Read Sarah A. Hick-
man; VIM. NJ. Porter, Maebell Graham !;
John Lehtinen, Amalea Martikala; J..
4. Spenard, Edith Llewellyn.