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The Journal. Miner has three times the circulation of any paper In North. sra Arizona.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
fHE TIMES DlsrArcH RICHMOND SUNDAY DECEMBER
tirsyille. WINS DELIGHTFULLY."-. entertained
by Mrs. j. Ill Spencer ut her home on
Church, Street Tuesday AFTERNOON, De-
cetnbpr Sd ISL 6ll
Gordonsvillc Social News.
tspeclnl q rhe ,rin,cs. 1,ispatcf.l

fHptclni TO Ths ,rinics-Dlspatrb.l
H iORDONSv1IJf,fJ VA, Dccember III.
Miss Hazel Bruce mas returned from
q visit Ut six weeks at s1Jaglc 1tock,
Miss Anna Ross loft Thursday for
Wayncsboro to he present at the mar
rIage of her niece, Miss Maud, Shirley,
70 MIR. Clarke.swliicli Will take place
next Wcdntsday.
MI. q. L. Bryant. OF, .Culpcper, haa
moved Ills family into Professor y. ~.
Dayis's property on Main street.
Miss Cary Bruce las returned from
Richmond.
Z DR.. John w. Scott Is out nsain from
his recent Attack OF tho grip
Miss Lille Niche left tuesday for
Newport Ncws and Norfolk.
DIR. Geo. i. Petrie, OF charlottesville.
preached here on Tuesday night last
and ordained ana Installed Rev. II. III.
Hudson as pastor Of tho Presbyterian
Church, q ~
Mr.. j. A. Crisp, who has been quite
sick for several days, - very, ilitli
Improved.
Miss Myrtle Woody, of Meltons, vis-
itod her mother lierc ON Tuesday
Misses Edna Fhbcr ard Ida Smith
were Orange visitors Friday.
Mr.. Leslie AGREE has just opened a
first class pool room on. Main Street.
The BAPTIST Sunday school will lave
q "cantata" Decembcr 25tb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Bedford City Social News.
Special to The ,rlmes- DisnatchE 4

BEDFORD CITY, VA, December IA,
- Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. w. John
ston entertained most charmingly the
ladies Of the Thursday Club and a
number OF special guests. Miss Gwen
doline Johnston. tho lovely little
daughter OF the hostess, received the
guests atthe door and ushered them
Into the parlor. from which the day
light was excluded. and tho room IL
with candles and lamps with
crimson shades. -
Tho club members, before the ar
rival of other guests, had an exer-
else in current events, when each told
OF events In all departments IN this
and many other lands.
The special guests were Miss Lille
Thomas, OF Salem. sister OF the
,hostess, who assisted in entertaining:
Mrs. ]. Randolph Tucker, Mrs. S. s..
lambeth. Mrs T.. p. Wise, Miss Dora
Ford. OF Lynchburg; Mrs. wv. FL. Mos
by; Mrs. T.,w. Richar dson, Mrs. Hunter
Miller. Mrs Hugh White. Mrs. Robert
sBurkett Mrs j. Gordon Smith, Mrs. j.
A. Henser. Afsumptuous menu OF re-
freshments was served in the dining
room upon handsomely appointed ta-
ibles. by Misses Sallie and Cary john
ston, Ida Berry, Sallie West. Irvine
Gerry, Mary oliver, prettily attired in
white and pink costumes. @2
Friday afternoon Mrs, Paul Rarga.
min entertained Very hand somely a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Martinsville Social News.
Special to Tho Times Dispafch.l
Il, VA 5nnrar horj

MARTINSYILLE, VA. December a.
AT the monthly meeting OF Piedmopt
Lodge A. T.. g. a. NJ, No. 152, of Mfr
fiDsyille. on Monday evening last. the
Following officers were elected: w. L.
Burgess, worshipful master, Josiah b.
Shumatc. senior warden: DIR. j. NJ.
Shackelford. junior warden;58ll. N.
Dyer, treasurer; d. S. Davis, secretary;
u, L. Turner, senior deacon; j. II.
richardson. junior deacon
The Thursday Club was charminEly
entertained by Mrs. Jas. p. Lewis at
her home on Church Street Thursday
afternoon. SiS-hand euchre was the
game played and delightful refresh
ments We're served at its close.
I Mrs. G. j. Keesecs was ca led to Floyd
county, last week by the illness of ller
father. Mr.. r. NJ. Simmons, who Is
auite i'll at his home in that county.
Miss Hatti,s Bryant. OF North Caro-
lima, formerly of Richmond, is visit
Ing her cousin. Mrs. J. NJ. SfaclSelford.
Mrs. Hattie Brown, now OF Bluefield,
". Va, and Mr. an d Mrs, N. y. Brown,
of Reidsvill lie, IN c., We're called here
the first of this week to attend tho
funeral of MIR George Brown, who died
In Texas glastsWeak. sa SO
Mr.. Geo. Franklin. a popular
young. business man, formerly Of this
county, was married In Huntington.
", Va. November goth. e Miss Nellie
Louise Ronlick of that city.
Mildred Lee Chapter, U. D. c., OF Mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Alton Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
ALTON. VA. Decembora1 4.-NIr. Sam
IF. Goodloa has as hia guests this week
at the 4Sfton House. * Messrs. II. r..
Ella kstock and T. r. Burlxs. of Blue
field, Nv: Va. 4 most exciting FOX
chase given In their honor. in which
We're engaged many OF the veteran
hunters Of Augusta, Nelson and Abe
marie counties. was the source ofimtcf
pleasure and excitement.
Mrs. w. Bailey Saunders and fam
lily. OF Richmond, llavo returned home
after a pleasant stay8a Mrs. Snun-
ders's old home. tho Alton House.
MISS Mary Story. OF Franklin. Va,
Is spending the winter with Mrs. John
Mrs. j. Ezekiel Hall has returned
homo from visit L. friends In Rich
rnond, ~ 4 Ia i}ty ,lis Al III s3sS II
Mrs. Jas. n. Goodloe has returned
from visit to Mrs, JnO. .J.e AIcIIenry.
In Louisville. ISy. 5ss
Miss Martha WeIsiger o i III highland
Lodge, has returned homo after u Visit
to relatives In Richmond. 3
N.Y. Fl. *. Hawthorne, OF Charlotres-
willie. was an Alton visitor t his week
NIr.gF'rcd w, Scott or Richmond, yls-
tied his country home, Roya q Orchard
!it1IIS week, M s5s sf ,S jEEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Williamsburg Social News.
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

IL special 10 The Tincs-Dispatcli.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December IA
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard entertained
her friends at beautiful tea yyednes
day Afternoon from to 6. Those pres
ent were Mrs. =. w. Roberts, Mrs. Bru-
ton. Mrs. Blanche Moncure, Mrs.
0k eefe. Mrs. N. T.. Henley, Mrs. Harry
phiilips; Misses Lottie and Mary Har-
II. Spencer. Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. Ware.
Mrs. II. l.. Spencer Mrs. Mercer. Miss
feachy, Mics Jean Mercer and Miss
Lyitle. -i'ss
has been visiting Miss Ellen Barnes s
has returned to her home in Richmond.
Misses Ida and Katherine Henley
havo returned to their home In New
port News, after a pleasant visit to
their brother. Mr.. N. L. Henley.
!, DR.. ]. b. spencer Is home from
course In hospita. work. He viii not
return North until after the holidays.
Mrs. Clarence w. jenkins, of Point
Richmond: Cal, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. w. III. Braithwaite. Mrs. Jenkins
has been in the Far West for the past
six years p1S 80
Misses Elizabeth Brooke and Frances
Waddey, OF Norfolk: spent a few DAYS
with friends hero last week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Witten, OF Russell
county are here for the winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rose WILL spend tho
Mrs. Miller, Of New York. i and Mrs.
Thomas. OF Essex. spent last week
With Mrs. II. r.. I1outhan.
Miss Mary Darlington Gait has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk, after
g pleasant visit to Miss Emily Chris
tian.
Mrs. Margaret Bird. OF Petersburg,
is visiting ut the home Of her son. Mr.,
II. S. Bird. q y :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Louisa Social News.
\ SrecfaIltd Tho .riinea- flIspa tct

Specialize Tho rim ca Dspatch.1
]. LOUISA, VA, December 1i.--Mr. Par
yiolct-growers OF Green Springs. wa,
In town yesterday.
Miss Hattie Bibb, OF Gordonsville,
is Visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Bick-
ers, this week
Mr.. Robert Flanagan has charge OF
tho Chesapeake and Ohio ticket Office
here in the absence of the agent Mr..
e. D. Flanagan. who Is on his bridal
tour.
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan will entcr-
tain several young girl friends from
the South for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs: r. 1. Barrett spent several
days In Washington last week.
Sunday with relatives in Green Springs.
Misses Lucy u. and Lucy r. Good
win were guests of Miss Hancock at
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wayt, of Rich
beth on Sunday.
Miss Martha West. who is a student
at Farmville, Will spend Christmas at
Westland with her relatives.
pleased with his recent sales or 1000
$500 to $40 per 100 pounds.
Captain Urbach has been In Louisa
the knights OF the Maccabecs OF the
World.
Mr.. Willie Barrett is very sick at Ills
home near Dunreath p. o.
Mr.. Emmett McGehee, OF West Nir-
giiiia, will spend Christmas with Ills
relatives In Louisa.
Mrs. Lottie ,McGehee Is expected To
spend Christmas In Louisa. She will
come up from her home in Richmond
several days before Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Solan Adams. formerly
OF Donaldsvtlle. Ga, are now located
at their old home near Scottsville
Mrs. Lindsay Gordon has returned
to her home here after several weeks
visit to relatives In Newport News
and Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
State Female Normal School.
Especial 10 The TlmeN- plsprtci,.I

Especial TO The Timers DlspRtch.I
The aA 1o ladies' W q a D Sarmai scao
especially those OF the Young Women's
Christian Association. have enjoyed the
unusual privilege OF having two dis
.ing,uIslied guests during the past
ner OF Colombo, Ccylon. tile general
secretary OF tile Y. w. G. A., in India
and Ceylon. She spoke to the stu
dents Sunday afternoon. December stl,.
giving most Interesting report OF her
work in tho Far East. She had n
large nuniber of beautiful curios which
she exhibited and explained liz al de-
lightful manner.
beth Clark. professor Of English In
Hngucnot College Wellington. South
Africa. Most delightfully."- did she tell
experiences during the Bocr War. and
of her residence and work III the
University OF Zurich, Switzerland. A
more graceful speaker has seldom
been heard az the Normal school.
Normal League was held TUESDAY
morning. December 10th. Immediately
after chapel exercises, Miss Coulline,
tie president. occupying the chair. The
reports OF the treasurer and OF the
various standing committees showed
this to be the most prosperous year
In the history OF the league. Besides
city OF, Lynchbarg last spring. the
league received during the summer 500
from one graduate OF the school and
$50 from another. Additional cpntri-
buttons from several faculty members
this fall have swclled. tho list OF gifts
10 the generous sum of $500. Eight
young ladies We're promised help for
Ibis session. Sixty new names were
added TO the roll OF membership.
Miss Ella Burger graduate of this
school. class of 1901. was married 10
, Mr.. William Thomas Morgan, OF Bir-
ringhain. Ala. on Tuesday morning,
December 10th, at III o'clock. at the
Methodist Church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Hatcher and
the Rev. Mr.. Littleton.
Mr.. W. $. Gooch, representing Mac
MILAN Company of New York, visited
the school during the week.
The honor graduates of the January
graduating class were decided upon
att tic meeting of the faculty on
/ Thursday afternoon. scholarships
ing the thrce-fold basis OF decision.
Miss VERNE Blankinship is first honor
graduate. and will deliver the. valetlic-
tory address at commencement. Miss
Fannie Christian, the scc,nd honor
craduatc. will read tho salutatory adj
dress.
Miss Margaret w. Halliburton, the
widely known special supervisor OF the
primary work of tho training school
< has been invited by DIR. j. A. c. Chand-
Ter. editor of the Virginia Journal OF
Education. to take charge of tho pri-
mary department of that magazine. to
answer all inquiries concerning pri-
mary work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
CLUSTER srRINGs ACADEMY.
iouns Ladies'. Hold Successful Baznnr
Other Notes of Interest,". aN

Especial tolThe Times. DISPATCHED
81 CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA. December
14.--A very successful bazaar WAS 'heltl
in the dining hall of the cluster ,sIis,
Springs Academy last Saturday nignl.
when $50 was realized fro mthe sale
3of fancy articles. oysters and other re-
sfreshments. Tho lady friends OF mo
school contributed quite number q
fancy articles to he sold, and the school
is under many obligations therefor. e
The proceeds will go entirely TO the
purchase Of new books Tor tho reau-
ing room, and these. together With
5handsome photographers OF the utli-
versity Of Virginia and washington
and Lee University, Will contribute
greatly TO the attractivoness OF the
rooln FOR the rest OF the winter
AZ tile close Of tho bazaar Colonel S:
y. Adams IN a llappy speech delivered
OF 1907. This was followes! BY speech -
3es by Coach lSuylSendall, CAPTAIN Co.'S
by and other members OF the team,
The winners of the g. s. wore Cosby
captain; CraddoclS II. II. assistant man
lager; Mostly. T'linn.. Kidd Anderson,
PAINE. sydnor, Moscley, LarrlclS, DOE
gett and EIurt. 3
THE team has had q worry successful
season, making u satisfactory show
Ing in every game played. although IN
every Instance they played much l1eav-
n The boys arc hard at work prepar-
ling for the Christmas exams. Witch
begin next week, ii ttha close OF which
tho Christmas recess begins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

her twelfth birthday anniversary, there
We're a number of.otaer guests besides
the CLUB, Merry games and "lovely.
refreshments" formed n very notable
eYentfo these little people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
Franklin Social News

rsnec,,,l,ol,,,,o MI, " t,laratch, 4

LspeciAl 10 rho Times Dlsratch1
FRANKLIN, lyAy .pecambcr = i..-..-Mr
retr es isat Ralssf assi
Mrs. 'g Fannie M Tarners 'V u CORTLAND.
was tho guest IF her daughter Mrs.
Geo. u. Parker, last "Wednesday.
sen, H,S 'd ptalf 1 Friday rlsst snd i
knights Of iytliiap. lie wna heard
ny s.s ary s sPnes Masms aue ~ Warren
ton, n. q. and 1satty Urqullart. of
from q visit to Miss Kate 1'retlow. !
ghs EpsfSe n gaso fabsy o1k
pretlow last Thursday evening and
Album was presented during tho
Dr. Frank Camp. Of waite springs.
ria, who has been Visiting relatives
in town, returned home this week.
Rev. e. IT, Roland Returned last
week from Newport News va:; where I,'
lie had been attending tho Christian
MISSIONARY Association.
Klldara's Imperial Japanese Troop
of Acrobats and Jnsglcfs performed
in tho Seminary Hall last Thursday
"The Peoples Christmas CONCERT,
was given in the. Seminary Hall last
friday night and tic following pro-
Garry Ne Back To Old yirginny.'
cllorms class concert polka (arelnottel.
Misses Antionetfe Camp aud Ruth
mock 81. c. .l3cfl]. Mics Alma 1arrall;
County Dancc'' (Titilclbntt Nevin),
Misses lfettie Cobb and PatLie Weede;
Air Naric vi" (DanciaJ. Miss kath-
Ocsten). Misses Poters, Thomas and
Cutchin; 'carrisslma' ca. T.. PENN.
Miss Annie Bradshaw: "picrettc''
(ChamInadc), Miss Leila Pace: orches-
tra "The Aflnuet" MARY Mnpcs
Dodge), Mics Antionctte Camp: "The
Nightingale" tPcnn). Miss Pnttic
story overture. noctnrnc and wedding
march from midsummer Nights
Dream fMendclssohn), Misses Pace,
Williams Holland and Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. Mamie u. Pretiow lis visiting
her daughteI Mrs. McLemore. OF Suf-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15

Tho elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs. w 4
.lianls had been beautifully decorated
for tho occasion. tho scheme beinE
carried out in White and green. Tic
fruits. 8il
At the conclusion of thesscontest a 1
cards. bridge being the game, tlia
|tprizcs We're awarded to the llOW-
ing: Ladies' prize. a silver powder lar
and puff, Miss Bell. OF Philadelphia.
Pa; gentlemen,s prize. Dr. G. a.. homrl.
son; consolation prizes, decks OF cagtls
to Miss Kate Conner5sand Mr.. Rohers
Wilkins. After the prizes Warc saSvarfi-
ed by Mr., Williams am elaborate ant
l,delicious supper was served. s..is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
arc spondlng this aweels 4 in Philadel-

K j y y
are spending this week in Philadcl-
iphia,
Mr.. II. A. Jones is in Baltimore on
business. .fssg
Miss Constanta Glenn has returned
to her nome at AmburE, after a visit
With relatives at Wheaton,
Mrs. Columbia Bland left Wednesday
for Baltimore, TO spend Christmas with
rcla tivos & i'll 3 " Il ssb Ugh az s$.
Mrs. i II. Archlbald has returned
homo from q visit to her, daughter,
Mrs. lien. in Newport News.
Miss Nellie Thomas has.eturned To
her home in Baltimore; after II months
stay with friends In lower MiddlescH,
Mr. p, IT. Hart ~ In Baltimore on
business. S
Dr. r. r. IIoskins and Wife OF.
Mathews. visited tho formers mother
here this week. i
Miss Pearl Hurley has returned to
her home In urbanna, after u stay
with friends In Maryland,
Miss Flossie Rristnw Is spendinS1thts
week in Baltimore, where sle wentfor
medical treatment. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
sMiddlescx Social News,

sporiaIto ,rhe Times plspatchsl ME-
ss.ALIIDA. Y IA y december ;t,---Nliss
Tyler has returned 70 her
home In Richno nd q fter. several weeks
3 MFR. and Mrs. y. CT. Faul lsner h ave e.
turned TO Urban a, q fterS spa ~ ing some
T time in Charlotte collIi W, @ 13sA
Colonel and Mrs. plln IN ga glders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
card Party at yvilson. 1.

81 ll7 Special to Th0 TInes- plspAt0h.1 =
WILSON, Nc, Decenber IDA
|hrilliant social event of the season
was the card party given Tuesday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse b, Will.
Miss Emily Hodges g. of Nawport Jews.
Ma, and d Miss Ruhcstts, Of this citx.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
To Let Out Money.

New York. Aug Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou. according. to the Times, has decided again 10 come to the relief of the money market and distribute government funds 10 aid the movement Of crops this year. The plan pursued last year is 10 be fol- lowed with some notifications. but in general il VII be that accepted by Secretary Shaw in his regime One of the ideas in the minds Of the off, cers of the Treasury Department is that the government should place it's funds in the banks, subject 10 with drawal by check. l. is not expected that anything Ike the amount needed last year will be called for this pur- pose. l. is believed that the treasury will te in better shape to meet the call, as under al act of he last Con gress customs receipts may be de posted in the banks.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
FOR BETTER COTTON
Convention To ee Held at Atlanta to Facilitate Cotton Growing and
 Marketing.

New York. Agg-President Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association, in Q communication 70 various firms here says that a portion of the gen eral public appears to have only a vague sdea oi the object and purpose of bringing together the representa-. .iyes ef the cotton growing. spinning and other interests Of the cotton trade in international conference at Allan "a. Ga. October 7-s. 1s07. Recently, he says. the idea seems 70 have pre- vailed that the object CT the coming conference vas 70 give the spinners Of Great Britain and Germany an op- portunity 10 furnish foreign money with which 10 buy up and move the cotton crop of the South.
 The main object e the coming conference said Mr Jordan. "ls 10 uncover and expose to the growers the principal abuses which have so long existed in the handling of Amer. iean cotton. and e encourage nee1ed reforms. The leading foreign ana domestic spln1e4s ut Ile "9..u " ... be present and lei the Ssafa.s rep, resenta;iFe growers the pas and pres ent abuses which exist tn the AmeFi- can cotton trade and ufe= s1gges- tons as 10 how bes: 70 remedy e1. isting evils and bring aboar the de sired reforms in the future. The farmers tf the south e1aR he col ton fber. which the vo-ld mast have and he spinners and weasess manu- factufe f into tie finished fabrics Theses interests are in great meas ure inter-dependenf and zz=is right and proper that they should come to- gether in open convention and coop crate for the purpose of mutual beae- fit"
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
War secretarv Has Work

Washington Aue.-Secretagy Taft returned to Washington from his va cation Of abogt month spent ai Murray Bay. Ont He went early te the War Department. reaching his of fee before o'clock, and al once plunged into the great mass of work needing his attention. Mr. Taft has considerable to dc between now and Sunday, when he again leaves the city on his Western trip which is 10 end in Seattle, where MT Taft is to em- bark for the Philippines The most important matter on hand is that of preparing his annual report and the estimates of appropriations for the War Department for the next ifs cal year. which he is anxious fo finish up before again leaving the city He denied himself to all callers %ednes day morning except war department officials
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
Trades Calves For Votes.

Gears, Okla Aug-The campaign of E. l. Fulton of Oklahoma City Democratic nominee for Congress, has been taken in charge by Frank Nj Gauit Of this place Gault is a ranch man and stooSmaa. whose herd ot registered Heretoea cattle is widely known. lie is aaF5-,i7.ns in rewspa- pers in tae se19a1 district mat he will give a thoroughbred Hereford bull calf to tbe Democrats ri he l. coun ties in the Secoa4 district showing a Democratic gain of 4a pe= cent over the vote east in each respective coun- ty at the las eaaszess.oua. election. The calf vii ae fae property Of the Democrats of tHe township casting the largest vote far Fulton.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
Eootlecaers Hit Hard.

Muskogee. I. T., Aug The federal court here Wednesday upheld the law empowering United States officers in seizins the property Of b9otleggers and selling t. l. is the fFst time tae authority for seizure of property has been tested. Will Rentie had a bug gy and team, which were seized 5s w. E. Johnson. who charged that the buggy and team were being used for boouegglng Renue pleaded demur- Ter on the ground that Johnson did not have authority 10 condseate prop erty. Judge Lawrence oyerru,ed the demurrer. Confscation of wagons and teams has been the biggest blow the government has vel dealt to booHegeeTs in Indian Territory.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
Sales tTerrltarp -Lana-

Muskogee. l. Aug.-Reo8rds in the six recording places ia tEe Creek nation showed that Friday and satur- day the TWO days first following the removal Of restrictions oa Indian lands. l5o.9aa acres had eaaagei hands and The deeds 4ad been record. cd There probaals had 6eea twice as much more sold oa which 1ae deeds have nas gel been recorded. The biz land luEe-s aFe Bow getting to. setheF Tor the peFBosa of removing the entaHglemeRts e tile.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
The Size of Him.

Yes snarled the eminent Octo- pus who had just had returned to him what Shakespeare sarcastically called trash" This is my purse, and the contents. s1,14309, are intact; but it is three days. seven hours aud nine teen minutes since lost it. Where Is my interest. young man; where is uly interest Pluck
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
1o Doubt About It.

Kind Father-My dear. if you want a good husband, you just marry Mir. Goodboy. I am quite sure that he is really devoted to you.
 The Girl-I am truly glad to hear you say so, papa. But are you quite, quite sure?
 Kind Father-Positiye. my love, pos tive. I've been borrowing money of him for six months. and he still keeTs coming here. so it's all right, it's all right. He loves you!
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
An Early Discovery.

"Yogr eplgrams and adages show great wisdom" said the dependent.
 Yes answered Marcus Aurelus. T cans deny that I regard them as something very wise indeed. There is nothing like them for popularizing an administration"
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
Try It Once.

There is more actual misery and less real danger in case of itching, skin disease than any other ailment. Hunts Cure is manufactured especial ly for these cases. IL relieves instant Y and cures promptly. Absolutely guaranteed.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
Eathers Way.

Whats Jim crying about?' He got 2 licking"
 But I thought he padded himself eith straw
 He did. but his father beat about he bush
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16
Lucky. Then.

Mrs Benham-I got 1t for 13 cents a yard
 Benham-Izn't 13 an unlucky num- per?
 Mrs. Benham-Not when 1t Is marked down from If.
The Forrest City times., 1907-08-16

He that well and rightly consider eth his own works will find little cause 70 judge harshly of another.-Thomas 4. Kempis.