davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

and were held for the grand jury.
Neither was able to give bail and both
were taken to prison.
Informed the Police.
New York. July 6.-Chester b. Run
yam. the defaulting teller of the Wind
sor Trust company, was arrested in
New York yesterday and S54.410 of the
money stolen from the bank was re-
covered.
Runyan was found in the apart
ment of Mrs. Laura NJ. Carter of GIG
West One Hundred Forty-fourth street,
where he had been since he walked
out of the bank with all the money in
the tellers vault packed in his suit
case.
Mrs. Carter reported at the One Hun
dred Twenty-fifth street police station
yesterday afternoon Runyan was in her
fiat Five detectives at once accom-
panied Mrs. Carter 10 the house. She
furnished them with a key to the apart
ment and two of the detectives entered
the room while the others remained
outside.
"The Jig IL Up"
As the detectives entered Runyan was
standing in front of a chiffonier. He
| turned suddenly on the officers, with
revolver in his hand The detectives
rushed ut him, telling him to throw up
! his hands. He thereupon dropped the
revolver and calmly submitted to being
ihandcuffed, saying the jig is up"
When asked where the money was.
he said that part of it was in the suit
case and the rest was in drawer of
the chiffonier.
When the detectives had finished ran
sacking the fat Runyan was taken to
the police station. Mrs. Carter and her
lnagro maid. Mary Duncan, Were also
4 placed under arrest.
At the station Runyan admitted his
identity He said that he had been in
the fiat since Saturday. laughing at
the efforts the police were making to
locate him. He said ne had shaved
off his mustache and was letting his
beard grow as n disguise.
betrayed Because He Lied.
When questioned about the where
abouts of the balance of the money
missing from the bank-the sum lost
was said TO be more than 96.000-he
stated that he had been speculating and
had lost heavily, and intimated that
Mrs. Carter might know something
iabout any money that was missing.
Mrs. Carter Indignantly denied that
she had any of the money, and angrily
told Runyan that she had betrayed him
to the police because he had lied to her
and had not given her money as he
; had promised.
Runyan stated that he had given Mrs
Carter SIS 600 but this she denied. He
said he gave her S.. 900 on Monday and
. $4,000 yesterday morning. Mrs. Car
I ter said that he gave her $1,000 or
( Monday, but that she withdrew it from
l the bank yesterday morning and return
/ ed it TO him.
Valuable Bracelet Recovered.
Il 1t also developed that Runyan gav'
{. Mrs. Carter heavy gold bracelet ant
= n diamond ring Saturday evening
These We're valued at $1,000. TIT
bracelet was on Mrs. Carter's wrist a
b the time of Runyan's arrest and is nov
in the possession of the police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

within his power to hold the oil king in
contempt of court should the witness re-
fuse to answer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Valuable Bracelet Recovered.

1t also developed that Runyan gave
Mrs. Carter heavy gold bracelet and
a diamond ring Saturday evening.
These were valued at $1,000. The
bracelet was on Mrs. Carter's wrist at
the time of Runyan's arrest and is now
in the possession of the police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
His Office Honorary.

Rockefeller was called to the stand
at 1880. In reply to questions by
Judge Landis the oil magnate said he
was president of the Standard Oil com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Ends the Investigation.

This ended the investigation. and the
court room was cleared. No formal
announcement was made that the in
quiry was ended, but Lands said i'm
mediately after adjournment the in
vestigatiOn was concluded as far as he
was personally concerned and that the
witnesses were discharged.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24

montando en- conjunto a. :.
S 5291. IL de las cuales fue
pagado So. so en- uno y. l..
$42. 81 en- otro, dejando sin
pagar S 5245. SO.
La demanda conticne GER
ca de 5 paginas de escritura
en- maquina, y expone un nd-
nero de alegatos importan-
tes, incluyendo ell de 80 de
JUNO de 1905, en- que la Cor
te del Condado convino en-
pagar el 6 20 de intereses So
bre 43 de estos Script, que
montan a $4423. g., En- ell
manifesto B, apareco que ell
Script en- litigio ha sido pa
gado ilegalmente, con los
fondos que hubieran cubier-
to todo ell Script vencido y ell
interes, 81 Sc hubiera segui-
DO un curse legal, por:. ell
Juez Spohn, Ofciales del
Condado y otros residences
de Zapata.
Ningunos papeles han sido
aprovschadoS por los deman
dados todavia, Ell Diputado
Federal Mussett, ha' tenido
la demanda en- su poder, y
por esta causa, los acusados
no han tenido tempo de re-
glstrar sus respuestas.
El Script sin pagar, Sc de-
be a una casa do San Louis,
Missouri.
(TRADUCIDo.]
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24
Las Carreras del
;: Lines

Como estaba anunciado, ell
ldnes de esta semaha Sc veri
ficaron, en- terrenos al Norte
de la Estaci6n del Nacional
de Mexico, las carreras de ca
ballos que estaban concerta-
das desde hace dos semanas.
La primera carrsra Sc We
lific6 & las once de la mana =
ma, y no obstante el sol abra
zador, va desde las nueve es
taba cubierto ell campo per
numerosisima concurrencia.
Corrieron un caballo del
Sr. Adolfo Farias y otro del
So. Martin, siendo Ia grande
ell primero, pues lie sobr6 di-
nero, y los partidarios de- ca
ballo del Sr. Martin sc .metie
ron en- Ia concha.
La apuesta de cdemtro era
500 pesos orc americana per
cada lads, y por fuera no 70
puede calcular.
La carrera era busna. Los
dos caballos eran de iguales
condolences, y Ia csrrsre ss
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24
Perdiendo la Espalda.

Multitud de Laredenses tienen
esta experienced. :
Ellos no pueden funcionar con
energfa.
La espalda Sc pierde cen enfer-
medades y dolores.
Desordenes urinarios aparscen.
No espere mucho-tame las pill
doras de Doan para los riGonss.
Los Laredenses le diran como
obran esas pfldoras.
Narciso" Martinez. que vive en-
la alle.de Victoria. N. Laredo,
Mexico, dice:
mi espalda " eostados me do
liam tanto algqnas veces, que m
vida era miserable; me sacudfan
tanto, que parecfa me habfan gol-
peado 8 magullsdo. Agudos dolo
res como disparos hechos sobre
mis riionss impedian que les sci
'cresiones fueseu rsgulsres. Guam
do vi anuncisdss las Pfldoras do
Dosn para los rifionss comprs
uns GAIA aa Is Botics do Theriot.
que estk frsnte 4 Is plaza pripci-
pal, v prsbaron ser IN busn ami
90 psrs mf. , pusdo honrsdsmsn.
TO resomendsrlas 4 otros, ssgare
de que harsn 10 que sfrscen.
De venta en- todas parties.
Precic, so cts. Foster Milburn.,
Buffalo. N. Y. 1nicos agentos pa
rs los Estados Unidos.
Recuerds 81 nombre "Dosn" y
no tome otro.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24
ELL
CONDAD0 DE- ZAPAIA
Procesado por War;
ants (Papel del Con-
dado)
DcManda que Sc arChiVo en- la
la Corte del circuito de aqui,
aver, por el demandantc.
IMPoRTA $4,000. 90.
Mtereses q V1olaci6m de los
EStdtAtOs del EStddO.

Un litigio interesante Sc
registr6 aver en- Ia Corte Fe-
deral del Circuito, en- 81 cual
Floyd Shock, de Missouri,
quejoso, demanda al Conda-
do de Zapata, al Juez A. P.
Spohn de ese Condado, 4 los
Comisionados y Tesorero,
por Scripts papel del Conda
do,) expedidos por ess Con-
daao.
Ell papel del Csndado, es
de la tsrcera clase y una adj
ci6n de cerca de 5 5245. SO.
con ell so de intereses, en-
una parte de el. La causa
del litigio surgi6 de la cir
cunstancia de que ell Tesore-
ro del Condado ha pagado,
desde que extendieron estos
Script, por las garantias del
1ltimo expediente, la suma
de $6495. 35, 10 que Sc alega
en- 81 litigio, que es contra la
ley.
En- union a la demanda, Sc
hallan dos manifiestos, A y
B, que dan una lista compile
ia de las personals que exten
dieron les Script, y las que
fusroh pagadas ilegalmente.
Ell demandante pide juicis y
suplica 1 Ia Corte, autorice
un auto Judicial que obligue
sl pago de. este papel del
Condado y Sc abstenga dc
pagar otro Script, hasta que
este Sc pague, y tambien,
que el Secretario del Conda-
do de Zapata, numere todos
los Scripts que Sc expidan en-
81 orden que Sc extiendan, y
que el Tesorero los pag7le en-
este orden solamente.
Ell Script (dinero del Con-
dads) expedido, incluye AZ
pleas, dsdas entire Agosto 9
de 1897 4 JUNO IL de 1900,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24
F0|S0S idelS de


Con motive del articulo I'll
timamente publicado en- Eu-
rOpa por sl periodista Bona
foux, la prsnsa gobiernista
de Mexico, con una indigna-
ci6n verdaderamente teatral,
lejos de refutar razonada-
mente las aseveraciones dc
Bonafoux, 10 lena de irnpro-
perios, llegando hasta el ga
grado de Ia vida privada del
periodista y de SUI familia, y
Sc avanzan algunos periodi-
cos, siguiendo al Ministro de
Mexico en- Espana, hasta LA
mar malos mexicanos 4 los
que dan a conocer en- ell ex-
tragero la verdadera situa-
cl0n de Mexico, dando a en-
tender que los cargos que Sc
haeen al gobierno deberfan
1ormularse dentro del pals,
a tin de que los extrangeros
NADIA supieran y pudiera con-
tlnuarse Ia politica de menti
ras que ha caracterizado { Ia
2 administration corruptora
del Gral. Diaz.
Serlamos de opinion como
el Mlnistro de Mexico en- Ma
Grld, de que la ropa sucia Sc
laYara en- casa, 8 10 que e. 10
m imlsmO, que los cargos Al Co.
Ol'rnO Sc formularan por Ia
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24

prensa mexicana dentro dc
Mexico, 81 ell Gobierno mexi-
cano no fuese tan torpe, impi
diendo 4 fuerza de sable ell
periodismo mexicano indie
pendisnte, no solo dsntro do
Mexico, sino hasta on el ex-
trangere, mientras derrocha
los fondos de Ia nacien y con
trae enormes emprestitos pa
ra subvencionar peri6dicos
como Gel Imparcial," Gel
Mundo," "La Patria," "El
Diario," "The Herald" y O.
tros, dentro del pals, 4 la vez
que LENA las carceles con los
periodistas, aun insignificant
tes, que dan muestras de in
dependencia, no va de oposi
cion al 6rden de cosas ssta-
blecido, y sostiene pari6dicos
costosisimos en- Estados Uni
dos, Francia, Inglaterra, A
lemania y Espana, para que
enganen a los hombres de ne
gocios, cantando loores a los
gobernantes meXicanos, y ha
gan Greer a todos que Mexi-
co es un parafso y sus habi-
tantes unos angeles sin alas.
Ne; nj los periodistas me-
xicanos, nj ning1n mexicano
honrado debe hacerse c6mpli
ce de csc engano criminal, 81
no decir la verdad, dentro
de Mexico, 81 Sc puede, 9 fue
ra de Mexico, 81 no hay otro
medic de darla a conocer.
Ning1n mexicano honrado
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24

hubiera ssrtsado; pero d ca
ballo del Sr. Farias estaba
un POGO nsrvioso al partir, y
en- los tres intentos parti6
con brinco, donde el del Sr.
Martin, muy serene, puds to
marie ventaja que conserve
hasta IL salida, ganando con
claro. Todos quedaron muy
conformes en- que el eaballo
del Sr. Farias perdi6, aun-
que tambier quedaron con-
formes en- que es una carrs-
ra muy bien cazada, Y puede
suceder que Sc repita un dia
de estos.
La otra carrera Sc verified
en- la tarde entire un caballo
del Sr. Coleman Y una llegua'
de Alice. La concurrencia
fue mas numerosa que en- la
mahana; pero la llegua resul
to tenor demasiados simpati
zadores y casi no hubo apues
tas por fuera. Las de aden-
tro fueron Glen d6llares por
cada lado. Parti6 ell caballo
con mucha ventaja, pero prom
to 10 alcanz6 la llegua y lie
saco una ventaja de muchisi-
ma consideration, al grado
de convenir todos en- que ell
caballo no es partido para la
llegua.
Els possible que ese sport Sc
formalice en- Laredo, Y seria
de desearse, siquiera sea pa
ra estimular ell mejoramien-
to de la raza caballar, en- los
inmensos ranches de crfa
que hay en- sl Condado de
Webb.
Antes, por erradas inter-
dc la ley, Sc ha-
clan dificiles esas carreras. v
habia que ir a N. Laredo 4
verificarlas, resultando ESQ
caro-, molesto y casi siempre
enojoso;pero aclarado ell pun
to legal, va no habra necesi-
dad de ir a N. Laredo, v
aqui Sc verificsran las carre-
ras, siemgre que no sea en-
dla Domingo, por aquello de
Ia question evangelical.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24

puede hacsrss c6mplice de
esa politica de mentiras y de
enganos, empleada por ell &C
tual Gobierno de Mexico.
Ell verdadero patriotismo
esta en- mostrar las gangre-
mas que corroen ell cuerpo so
I cial y en- buscarles pronto y
eficaz remedio.
Esto no quiere decir que
Sc predique Ia revolucion.
No; muy lejos de ESQ. Y mas
a1n, que Sc prstenda lamar
al pueblo contra las autorida
des constituidas; sino predi-
car al pueblo el ejereicio de
sus derechos, hacer yer 4 to-
dos, nacionales y extranje-
ros, que, con raz6n 9 sin ella,
Mexico esta regido por una
dictadura, bajo Ia cual todas
6 casi todas las garantias
otorgadas al hombre y al ciu
dadano, han desaparecido,
no obstante 10 cual, el pals
progresa bajo todos concep-
tos, en- fuerza de su gran vi
talidad, del podersso esfuer-
20 de todas las classes socia-
les, unidas en- un solo pensa
miento: borrar por 81 traba-
ljo y ell ssfuerzo los dejos de
un pasado do lagrimas y de
vergiienzas, y preparar una
epoca de bienestar y de pro-
greso a la sombra de Ia paz
ly dc la libertad.
Desgraciadamente, el go
bierno militar del Gral. Dfaz
10 ha comprendido de otro
modo, y ha derramado 4 ma
nos llenas ell orc de la naeion
para comprar plumas vena-
les que 10 snsalsen y espar-
EAR por tode 81 mundo Ia
mentira y el engano, para
formarse una aureola de
prsstigio y, de grandeza que
dista mucho de ser real y
justa.
Poro ESQ Sc llama traido-
res Y malos mexicanos a los
que con heehos comprobados,
con la realidad indiscutibls,
disipan esas decoraciories fan
tasticas, formadas con el hu-
mo de Ia adulaci6n, que Sc
han puesto a Ia vista de los
extrangeros para enga1ar-
los.
: Los hechos ignominosos
} para Mexico que So registrar
en- ese pals todos los dfas,
son los que debian borrarse,
desmentirse, hacerse desapa
recsr.
81 hubiera en- Mexico Ia
mas llgera libertad de i'm
'lprenta, nadie ocurriria al ex
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24

tranjero para hacer conoeer
la verdad, nj quedaria triun-
fante la vileza de los alquila
dos.
Esa es la question del dia.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-08-24
CONDICIONES.

- n..S,r.ra FrOntsrizo"" puSlieA
i., ,ibsds' . so
ToJo Page % hari en- monsdA dol
nrssl,smsnts adslAnt.do
p.., p,i,, 2 'r.mi,ldo', ssgd. convene
a'' AZ '.,rrs,poa..ao. dsb' dirii'r''
" JUsTo CARDENAs.
Laredo, Texas
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Miss PettHs Entertains.

Miss Mary Joe Pettus entertained Friday evening. complimentary to the members Of Ms. Walter Germans $ Sunday school class. IL was post card party with contest for which a postcard album was given 10 the win her, and the most thoroughly van quished was handed lem on. The en- tire suite Of rooms was decorated with red roses and snowy magnolias. the dining room being especially pretty with the same flowers as a center piece, with garlands of red ,roses ex- tending 10 the place cards. which were pOstals with a witty sentiment descriptive of the guests. After the contest youthful k. F. l.. postman came in with the mail the distribu- tion and reading causing merriment. Quartet music by Miss Howse. Mrs. II F.. Pettus. MeSsrs. Neely and Thurman was specially fine Miss Howse kindly furnishing, also. some brilliant Instrumental selections The refreshments were salad course with iced tea and frappe. Those present were Miss Ruth Hatcher MT. F. II. Thurman, Miss Jappie Howse, NIT. J. L. Pope, Miss Elizabeth GatIing, NIT. A. C. BrideweH. Miss Anna Elise Williams. Mr. James Gillian. Miss Mary Joe Pettus. NIT. W. Bridewell. Miss Mabel Pettus, MT D. Pnking- ton, NIT. and Mrs. Neely. Mrs W. G Gorman, Mrs II. E. Pettus.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31

seems to be very much alive indeed.
 Nr. ard Mrs Jas Psevsy. acco4ua- nied by Miss Lizzie. who live ou the R r. D., were pleasant SundsF is itors with friends in Colt.
 Mr- Lewis waldrep. of New Castle. visited home folks and others Sunday
 NIT. ard Mrs. Alex Hamilton. of New Castle, visited their parents Mr. and Ms '. |. Hampton. Friday and Saturday
 Mrs. Weaver Las been au!,e siek for several days,
 The late spring and incessant rains are certainly giving the farmers the blues. The outlook for a crop is get ting to he something serious. for the abnormal weather cannot make an av- craze crop. TIE REPORTER.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Relief from Rheumatic Pains.

suffered with rheumatism fOl over two years, says MT. Roland Cur ory, patrolman. Of keyest. Florida. sometimes it settled in my Knees and lamed me so l could hardly walk: at other times it would be in my feet and hands, so was incapacitated for duty. One night when I was in severe pain and lame from it. my wife went to the drug store here and came back with q bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. l was rubbed with it, and found the pain had nearly gone during the night. l kept on using it for little more than two weeks; and found that Il drove the rheumatism away. have not had any trouble from that disease Tor over three months. For sale by ]. T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Miss Grace Waldrep Sunday.

Miss Grace Waldrep Sunday.
 Miss Pauline England, sweet little daughter Of Dr and Mrs. R D. Eng land, who has been doing some excel lent work in Galloway College the past year, is expected home next week. Mrs. England will probably go over 10 Searcy 10 meet her.
 Little Dot Casbeer has been on the sick list for the past week. but is bet ter at present.
 Mrs C. N. Matthews, continues to improve and We hope the lady will soon be restored to perfect health.
 Miss Nona Kirby has been a sweet visitor al the Kirby home for several days.
 Mrs. N. J. Allen and the children are visiting Wynne friends this week. We hope they will enjoy their visit very much.
 MT Morris, Of Smith Chapel, was mingling with Colt friends Saturday. NIT. Morris has just recovered from a very long and severe spell of sickness. and even yet is not looking so very well, but his friends are glad to see him out again. and We hope he will soon regain his usual good health.
 MT. Arthur Reed was mingling with Colt friends Saturday.
 Mrs. John Jarrett visited her mother Mrs. Bonds, Saturday.
 Misses Ruby and Gladys Ham were visitors at the Bonds home Sunday.
 The Farmers Union is doing some splendid work al present, and it
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Cures Blood. Skin Diseases, Cancer
 Greatest Blood Purifier Free.

If your blood is impure. thin. dis eased, hot or full of humors: fl YOU have blood poison. cancer. carbuncEes eating sores, scrofula, eczema. itch ing, risings and bumps. scabby. pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh. rheuma- tism, or any blood or skin disease take Botanic Blood Balm 5. g. B. Soon all sores heal, aches and pains stop. and the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express. q Der large bottle. Sample free by writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga. B. B. E. is especially advised for chronic. deep seated cases, as il cures after all else fails.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Colt Times.


 The Ice cream supper given on Sat urday night was very successful The ladies netted about sls25. They would probably have made l great deal more 1.-the storm had not driven everybody home So early. As we an- nouneed before, this is only one 0f series Of Ice cream sappers and other church entertainments which are to bs given by the Ladies Aid until sui feient funds Are raised td build the parsonage for the church TEe Bap- sists hope hy this means and others to be able 10 have the building ready for occupancy by the first Of next year. Let everybody help. We need the parsonage. 1.-the Baptists can get good parsonage built, We will probably be able to get pastor. Any way that will help.
 Miss Pet Phillips. of Wynne. has been visiting friends here since Sat urday
 Miss Amy Houser. Of Wynne, has been visiting friends in Colt since Saturday. She returned to her home Monday morning
 Quite large crowd Of Colt people expect to go to the river on picnic and fishing expedition next Thursday.
 hr. J. II. Wallace stopped over from Saturday until Sunday. on his way from Conway, Arkansas, to Ren- ITO, Alabama, where he is engaged in railroad work for the Southern In. provemeat Company.
 League services were conducted at o'clock in the afternoon instead of the usual hour Sunday afternoon. Miss Claudia Ninsnn conducted the services. The services Will be held at the usual hour next Sunday. Miss Stella May Will conduct the services.
 Miss Fanny Lee Peeiey returned home Sunday. She had been q charm ing visitor in the home Of her friends. the Misses Flow,at Wynne, for two or three days,
 Miss Stella May went up to Wynne Monday morning, where she will visit friends and relatives for few days.
 Rev. II. F. May preached splendid sermon Sunday night, text: "For the Son Of Man is come to seek and 10 | save that which is lost. s
 Mrs. Snowden and handsome little [ son, Steve, are visiting Mrs. Suowden's mother, Mrs. W. k. Simmons this weak
 Misses Kate Deyereux, Lizzie (. Hamilton, Jessie Fletcher, Mildred Fletcher, Lizzie Peeyey and others from the country came down to the Ice cream supper Saturday night.
 MT. Tom Doris, Of New Castle. was a handsome visitor to our little town one day last week.
 Mrs. Anderson, of New Castle. has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. C. Fitzpatrick, and her sister. Mrs. Y. 1asbeer, and friends for the past week
 Little Miss Lula Catlett left sun. lay for Springfield, Missouri. where he Will make quite an extended visit O the home of her brother, NIT. Rich .rd Catlett.
 hr. and Mrs. Bud Hulett and little laughter, Winnie, Miss Hassie Brooks nd brother, Claude, MT. J. H. Wal ace, Misses Stella May and Amy fOuSer. and Mr Horace Gatrap ,,sa,a unday visitors at the Yinson home. Mrs. Carrie Hamilton and daughter. Innie, and the little Manning child sn, are visitors at the Waldrep home his week.
 Miss Fannie Peeyey, who lives out D the k. F. b, visited her friend,
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Guardians Notiee

Notice is hereby given Ina, oi Norley Mex night aud Clarence Nc kH,i.i't minors, and children af q W NcEH5's.s n l.sI L. Sais,s "ii sppiy 10 he St, Francis frsfsfsS court, al lfs next. July term for te.,s v make my nrst and rnai g9srfisnsh i,.L,.. - to men, as guardian Of sad ip6rs. -ss .- 'e my disehars@ ss such Tuardisn ssA toF Guardian of AorisE Neke,.s ..a ~ f-
 Mcknight Minors a'.' iarenoe
 May T.. iiEi1
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Straight aIks on
 Patent Medicines

The "Rexan" Remedies deserUe confidence
 remedies grouped under name they must cced or fail together There links this chain One would disaster to the entire plan If for example purchased the Rexal Cough Cure and were not cured "Rexal" Dyspepsia Cure any other member o the Rean family?
 You therefore why such given finding choosing remedies to which the name Rexa given We this circle until committee convinced investigation and test that the best remedy knon medical science for the aen aimed to relieve.
 Who should know better than the leading thousand druggists of this what what efficient medicines?
 Remember enterprise depends the merit each indUdud remedy Our reputation which business doubt buying Rexal Remedy buying that and experience you?
 Here prominent of the RexaI" family:
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Saturday, the 18th day of June. 1907

Al Al I the vest door Of the courthouse m Forras, highest bidder fer cash rhe aheXe .... lo me pr9perty. Tor the purpose of paylnR ssl3 4eht and expense of this sale s'a aTht May, lif C nsAieIi iil nay aSA of 3t ' isA-E T iDN
 Ir,lstt...