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The Detroit times., 1908-11-14

o.. do you open -FOUR mouth like Q youns
ptrd AID gulp down whatever food or medi.
tine NAL b offered your
WlN>Aen intelligent thinking woman.
IN need 0fSeh(f from weakness, seriousness.
pain and suxSSng. then 10 means much TO
you that there onf ind and trua honaxt
medicine or xxoXx- CoNcQlgI1oH. eQld by
drQlsia fQr he cpre Qf xRman.. Ills
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The makers Of DIR. Pierce's Favorits Prs-
scription. for the cure of weak. nervous. run
down. over-worked. debilitsted. psin-rscked
women. knowing this medicine TO ~ made up
OF Ingredients. every one OF which has the
stronssst pessible Endorsement Of tho leading
and standard authorities OF the several
schools OF practice. are perfectly willing. and
I'm fact. are only too glad TO print. ss they do.
tae formula or list OF ingredients. Of which
Il - composed. tn plofn English. on every
bottle-wrapper
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The formula OF Dr. Picrce's Favorite Pre-
scription will bear the most critical ex amlna-
ton Of medical experts. for IL contains no
alcohol. narcotics. harmful OF habit forming
drugs. and no agent enters into IL that IA not
highly recommended by the most advanced
and leading medical teachers aud author
tiles OF their several schools OF practice.
These authorities recommend the Ingredients
Of ~. -Pltfee's favcrlie PfcscrlpfIon TOR the
cure OF exactly the same ailments for 0lIch
Ihla vorld-fanel MEDICINE is advised.
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No other medicine for woman's Ills has any
such professional endorsement as DR. Pisrce's
Favorite Prescription has received. I'm the un-
qualified recommendation OF each of Its
several ingredients by scores OF leading medI-
cal men Of all the schools Of practice. IL
such an Enforcement not worthy Of your
consideration
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A booklet Of ingredients. with numerous
authoritative professional endorsements by the
leading medical authorities of this country.
viii be mzffed 1r,S 70 any one sending nams
and address with request for same Address
DR.. r V. Pierce Buffalo. y. Y.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14

A Republican politician In Atchison
was explaining TO a Negro voter how
TO vote the straight ticket. Now do
you understand" said the politician
at length. Yes, sab: yes. Sab; all I
has to do Is TO put cross right under
that thar chicken. Kansas City Star.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14
Team Kills Man Near Windsor.

Ferdinand Hennin. aged So. a Wa.
bas section foreman. living In Te-
cumseh, near Windsor, misjudged the
speed OF passenger train, Friday
morning, and was struck and instantly
killed He was hurled so feet.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14
BUiLDING PEnMITS.

James thompson l Story &c. aWell-
ing. W. s. Military, bet Army and Reg
u!ar; owner. Geo. Webster. $1,000.
John Frohftchs history fl. dwelling.
n. 5. Regular. bet. Artillery and lnfan-
try, owner. same, $1,000.
" BowtkoSiak IN story fr dwell
ing. G. y Wosson. bet. Michigan and
Buchanan; owner NJ Bozanska, $500.
Concrete steel * Tile Co. 4-story re-
lnforced concrete and brick storehouse.
e. =. Twentieth, bet. NJ C.. II. G. nd
Standish; owner. Hammond-Sta N.
s2S,00O
Same. 5-story reinforced concrete
stock pens. W. s. Twentieth. near X.
T.: owner. MISUNDERSTANDING. $4,000.
Frederick ohlert, 2-story tr. dwell.
Maxwell; owner. same. $500.
i. H. Goddard. l-story brick ware
house, 5. S. Franklin, bet. Dubois and
St Anbin' S Swner same, $500; ,,,.a
30t Hartford; owner. same. $500.
VIM. Groehn. 2-story Or. barn, 632
Nc ldrum; owner. same. $3.50
dwelling. 49, AIger; owner r. /.
Mingus, $4,000.
conrad Zagaguski. 2-story FIR. dwell
ing, us Grscnwood' owner VIM. Il.
Same 2-stoiy fr dwelling. Iose Rus
sell: owner, Anthony Weronkowski. So
400.
Anglo stefani 2-story brick dwell
ing n W. cor. Russell and Rowena;
owner. same. $500.
Otto ID. .zollcr. 2-story. fr. dwelling,
n. s. ward-pl., bet. LAYTON and Lay
bury: owner Ward. Burton A. Logan.
81 200.
w. J. Newton. three s-story fr. dwell
ings =. y. Marston, bet Bcaubien and
st Antoine; owner. Same. Ss.400.
Same 3-story brick dwelling. n. \.
Boulevard. bet, Woodward and Second:
owner, same, $4,000.
Max Bartholomew Son e. Co. 2-storv
brick telephone building. Grand River
and Stanley, $1,000.
Additions.
r.. L. fubbs, add TO i2sf Champlain,
5000.
Henry McClosky. add To ti6-s Six
teenth. $4,000
$3.50
Bryan g. Co. add. to. 43s Guoin-st.,
5000.
VIM. J. Kersey & Co. add. to 40 AIDE
laide-st. $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14

Teacher-Why do the frozen rivers
and lakes thaw out In spring?
Small Boy--So as to keep US kids
from skatin' all summer-Chicag
News.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14
Real Estate
NEW BUILDING
FOR C0NGRESs-sT.
Scripts ESTATE WILL ERECT
BUSINESS BLOCK ADJOINING
MURPHY POWER BLDG.

Plans are nearly completed for
new building 10 be built by the James
+. Scripps corporation on the vacant
LOT at the southeast corner of Congress
and Shelby-sts., adjoining the Murphy
Power building II will be occupied
by the Pierson 4 Hough Co. harness.
makers, now located at Nos. 99-l05
Jefferson-ave. The lot has a frontage
OF ll2 feet on Congress-st. and lJs
feet on Shelby-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14
P Rim CESS SAGAN
ASKS FREEDOM
FROM HEL|E
ANNA oouLp's SECOND FRENCH
ROMANCE TARNlshEo, SAYS
LONDON REPoRr-olvoRcE TO
FOLLOW ssyARAr,on PLEA.

PARIS, Nov. 1S.--Princess De
Saqan issued a formal denial to-
Gay that she had begun q suit for
separation against her husband.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-14

Much of the charity that begins q.
home is too feeble to get across the
street
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Nr samuel WarraH os Franks township. was in the city the first of tine week with choice beef for sale. which It disposed of at I fair frice. He reports considerable sickness at home. lie Was Haid gaH se4efal days himself Nf,. Narfa5 ia~ Int Ieeu wei. and their grandchildren, kar.. =. l.. and Fla, children If Nr. aud Ms. s. I Mcdaniel iaEe a#i teen down with tI4e e8~3e~ W are 1.ad tA r. tH8t taeE ase a. in Esr.tiHg. 3H4 laH- t-a. @l-- ---N le HgL- 'lzae Heu .Uri-sEez 9HI.a.E aatI= ta"ez> afe as, IA #-eieutirc t:Euti- F.e~ I#s EJrfz a~e3 .=eIf coz ~sfatti=iH aHe tt=a aarz a#-laIt aHa aHe aass hal a-el.aej ls t Ht# E1tGsJI process a let | l=r re.4iTt .ls eesd y fsi. H.- i.ee.-~sft [. tAt Ifutts~a tt.e t4# yarB- lfr.=Ne aatt t-s,- are eHtttee. ,a.5 there .ft5#rs~ Nl3g# H. st.g tate ea IL. uec.Iar "e8}e #Ela soft
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
MORE LOCALS

Elect Flour. L. F. Ro4aase x C.. Try some of that International Stock and Poultry Foed ay Fas.4y's Fatteus yuur stock aud makes your hens lay.
 Mr and Mrs ! .. BsjagIortI went to Memphis Wednesday on business. to visit friends. and incidental ' take in The ClansmaH
 Don't miss our Specia Embroidery Sale on Monday, February r. 4pp yards at 1ae. One day. and fer eash only R Il Winfield \ C.
 Capt. James Russell Was ia Mem. phis couple 0f days this week oh business, and bought carload of horses and mules. returning tester- day.
 Ladies come iu and ~ee ouf pretty line of New spring Laces .ust re eeived All knds at lowest prices. and saitahle fat alHpatp#>ee E H. WinGeia \ Co
 Herr F@akRaskaft Ga9 ~5=d H.~ it- terest iu tta kaudike Iatt#t r. Herr Emile Ner6, agd. retired trau ba~i- uess. + k -H4Hare1 a..af=I saHa !, thinking q taking gH.s- li9a-e#t ala other rlb
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
A J ACCAEo.

Magnolia t4b Wai,ky. bottled H. bond and ~3d=eF the drink or batt.e at tte Magnolia saloon mild -ae.io" !. .i4lH1 that you win appreciafe Ify t @heu iu heed. T. (. Fdlbre Jr x W aISl have the Magnolia Cub Whisky ia barrel goods and so. ;, 'i041 sa-5 #6 orders Phone l4.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Miss Mary Ayers of Paragou.d, |h9 has been spending d mouthin ihe ei43 on visit to her sister, MFs. l1' t5io r, Clark. and her friend, Mis- Nell' .StaatS, returned home last Ween' greatly to the regret of all who khq| t;'s her She made many friends WLlT WLlir here. all of whom hope for her eaiP return
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07


 They are the prescriptions of scieu- ti6C men and are sold upon their merits. + your stock is sick. try f.. Are you unfortunately pestered with bed bugs. reaches CT ether pests If so. Easlay will sell you BedbuE and Roach ExterminataF that eXttr- inmates. Try it and he iieyed af such nuisance
 \ Fgrk merry time va- lad d tht t'aE T3HE .H-i .fE't HE T Hr= -r Hore0. young .5.6S HHa thoroughly enjoyed ! dance given by tle young men ff tHi> city. The music Ea> splendid aHa tae weather delightful. NJ l. E GraGHYeE. tfe euterFgis- ing >lata>ide butcher h1s been visit iaEfe.atjFe7 aud friends at C3rr5llt0u. Kentucky. far E week or more He re- turned Wednesday noon. bringing back aeard3d If fine horses and mules. The Rogers Cotton Cleaner iu u~t by tHe Forrest City 6ia Company, better known aS tue Bed GiH, James No..e, Manager Enhances the value al 5oaE cotton from = t5 s5 per bale There iS Ho extra charge tor itsU,e. Tle Forrest G.ty Manufacturing C. eiH3 resume operations next week IiIs Company di>feuSes more money lg this citI than nearly a.. other m1u- 8fact turing enterprises combined and al1 aTe g.ad that i "il start up again our lew Spring Laces are HON uu sale. TAe stock consists af NaleucieH- neS, TurcEoHs. Henitaus. FiIet Al Fliaae and all ether popular brands. ana IL g. widths. Give us call and see tLIs pretty tiue E. + WiH:.eld & C.
 International Stock and Poultry Remedies are sold in this city by II. N. Paslay. They heed n0 iutradac- tian. because the splendid results from their Use i, well known G al wei informed perseHs=
 Mr ". !. Buck NcGulTsy formerly Of this city. now representing the Ma tional Packing Company. of Memphis. Was calling upon tine trade. visiting homeiola and shaking hands with bis large circle ef friends in town acHup'e et da}s tlls week
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

When you tell your doctor about the bad taste in your mouth, loss of appetite fer breakfast, and frequent headaches, and when he sees your coated tongue, he viil say, You are bilious. Ayers Pills work we'll in sucn cases.
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

country most dangerous because so deccP- g1I,a n lss11zl deaths qro caused
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 ItJt.@er truuh,C9 a3.ae~s atse E~ ee=a5e IT .ii ,s t.srail9y 4sleEt t3 t4e ..a-sls=s ..zz. eu1e Is obtained qaietH@t fv a rs #37ef treatment qt the k1IrcTS. tt teH.sse las#- HE has.F Sst. c.=aa tass.se go 7-5=-e- z@- l. .akioE Ir. EI,mer swamp Root, t.se grett kf3aet, lseH and bladder F, ,zz.ls-.=
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 SWamp-koot k pheasant To take a..l s< so:4 hE all druggists Iu t5tv.cc.t aIi one-doIlar size bottle. 4-oa rl4e ba..a sample bottle of thts wonderful nea 5 .-- coyery and book that {, 5.s alt s',a.t | both sent free by ma.l laircs~. D- E,. 1ner k C.. Ba9ha:atos. =. 8 H'h=a writing mention reading ;a.s Seacf9..s offer u this Fapes Don't n. se aeS mistake. reiueu.ae. tfll= Ilz,iIc, ,~ssa1.p- Root, DF. kIluIerAs Ss4a:ap-R Root, and .he address. Biughamton. \. l., on every bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Are you unfortunately pestered with bed bugs. reaches CT ether pests If -, Easlay will sell you BedbuE and Roach ExterminataF that eXttr- minates Try it and be relieved q sath | HEi,anea
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

 Letters to homefolk from Mrs. Nelie Buf0rd, who with her children and other Forrest Cityites, are so- journing in San Antonio, bring the good news that they are getting along just fine, and that al are very well. For the next thirty days l am going te sell ny entire stock of dry aud dress goods and shoes at special prices There will he sweeping re- daeti0n II everything ia these lines in my store, and this will give you an opportunity to supply your needs for leSS money than ever before. mean aas.EI== Come aa.H s-t V F. >4l- der,.
 Yaa want t5 keep Iigif af with the times don y0d Well. drop yULF friends a doStal card upon celebrated occasions. suggestive If the occasion etc. Ne have them at the Newsstand N aleutiHe Post Cards, Washing tons Birthday fdst Cards. St Pat rick. Day Post Cards. Beal novelties just received this morning. Also all kinds ef comic and artistic Post Cards NJ trade has been NrTy satisfactory. and 1 an fttt grateful fer the 5Ihtfa# patronage accorded me. Ny stock Wllt be kept fresh and Etat during Bus. aS usual and invite 6 continuance If your trade \ fG,l 4iue of canned meats. fruits aHd vegetables. green fruits, staple and faneE groceries of al kinds, coutectiGnS. etc, lHaf be had promptly from uy store. Ring phone a>4 N l. kIEHY
 MtsSrs. !. l.. Scott and Il N. Pas. lay made d trip t0 ed River Wednes- day to see haW the Workmen were pro gressing with the new club house Exerytliuz is moving aiGnE aS well as could he expected. and whei. com 1 pleted this wi be oue of the prettieSt and most convenient resorts iii the county Mr Scott i> taking lively , interest in the project and l~ Vel pleased with the prospects
 We have Jast received au exquisite 1 line Uf ueH embfaiderie>-ati sizes tud kinds and for al purposes. We offer ! il how at very Ic~ prices but un Monday. Febradry1l. aHd for that cay and cash only, We will have special i Embroidery Sa.e at NIiet Ile ptices will be slaughtered one .ot. 5a8 yards he q yard, a. leader. viii hs guhhled af gaeh. >a come e1r.E. otter great bargains aa a3E. E H.. NiHse1H \ C9
 lE yaer ca,#.a I~ #.ffez z.f f e- s> 4a,H rar5.e-~s i#esea, and cauta as many h1Hi, H3t. and a4 ai#I eeE- taIlE I5E Kea tp taae ito tie For Gt~t Clf4 U5H ampauE. letter hta@H 5- tae st4 t,4l. ..4ta l.a t-r IL ffr# sH,5f E#ze~ tsae=a traufa..a WaeH.Hs tI4t -IHaeh uat alItae dEt 4t.l o.~t. #ate5.2 up tIe
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
The Cause of Many
 Sudden Deaths.

There is disease prevailing n this country most dangerous because SO decep-
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Paslay sells Colic Cure and other remedies for all kinds Of horse, cattle and poultry diseases and ailments They are the prescriptions ol scieu- tiGc men and are sold upon their merits. II your stock is sick. try it
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Letters to homefolk from Mrs. Nelie Buford, who with her children and other Forrest Cityites, are so- journing in san Antonio, bring the good news that they are getting along just fine, and that al are very well
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

UT TTIU UTAU IITITV5 Ud!s ! IIU going ta sell ny entire stock of dry aud dress goods and shoes at special pfiees There will he . sweeping re- daeti0n II everything in these lines in my store, and this will give you an opportunity to supply your needs for less money than ever before EEcan aus.Ut=s. Come s44 s-t " r. san deTs.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Capt James Russell Was ja Mem phis d couple of days this week oh business, and bought carload of horses and mules, returning tester- day
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Ifr. C. i. N.et HrH 0a- tae e4e4 aa AE. miu18z azz -Hza#. t5 Ls4Ne -- a lea- thank. If ##-fEf4 -trr
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

\ lsrE merry tiug was had d the e5zatiaE fi9E 5E-f .ig1t bE-a ore er Uore al young folks RHa thoroughly enjoyed dance given by tl4e young men ef this city The music Ha> splendid and tie weather delightful
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

I3.- aV boxed p. sfa shi#aea IHfa r~tt at t#e Nesz-g 1Ha .tfe>#4
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Don't miss our Specla Embroidery Sale on Monday, February l.. 9pu yards at loe One day. and fer eash only R II Winfield \ C.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Nr, Nm l1s@sal Was slrc5aasiuz among 5s t.i.H0- .f tatI Neaae9aa*. 4s8 U4tH.5 and d 6a .9 f~sIHf. for M ThHk never GFI#
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07

Ladies come iu and ~eg oaf pretty line of New spring Laces yust re. eeived All knds il lowest prices and suitable fai alEpHtp=>es E H. WinneLa A Ca
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-08-27
man ENGAGED TO
-FOUR IN A week
Each Was to Be Installed as the
Mistress of $4,000
Mansion.

Cincinnati. Ohio, Special: Within
one week four young women of this
city became engaged to man from
parts unknown who had promised to
install each of them as mistress of the
unoccupied Seasongood mission on
Walnut street. which he said he had
bought
The stranger. who gave the name of
Frank Bissinger. became acquainted
With the women through their answer
ing his advertisement for housekeep-
cr He lost no time in engaing their
services. and showed them In relays
the interior of the mansion. Bisstnger,
i'll order to win their confidence. per
nitted them to suggest the manner In
which the house was to be furnished.
In this way he leaped into their good
graces at the psychological moment he
proposed to them. He told each of the
four that he did not want to install
them as his housekeeper and then
marry them as his employee. They saw
the position in the same light and then
made arrangements for their trosseauX
Bissinger told the women that he had
purchased the mansion for $4,000. The
same story WAS told at John Afll-
brandts saloon, Where he had ROOM
While he was engaged in winning the
women Bissnger was busy With eI-
cuseS to Chas. T.. NollrSe. of the real
estate firm of Cleaney & Nourse
agents for tine Walnut Hills property
Innumcrabic times he made arrange
nlcnts with the broker to close the
deal by the cash payment of $1,000. but
lac failed to keep his engagement
usually tclephoning Mr.. Nourse and
stating that the money had not been
forwarded bs; his bank in San Fran
cisco.
Then & day was set for the consum-
nation OF the transaction, and the real
estate firm privately made up Its mind
that IL would have nothing further to
do with Rissinger ii he failed to make
good on that date. The expected hap
penet, and all negotiations were de-
clarcd off
Last week numerous telephone calls
We're answered by MIR. Nourse. the
speakers at the other end of the line
being women who wanted to know if
Mr. Bissingcr had purchased the prop
erty. He answered in the negative.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-08-27
ONLY TWO GUILLoTINEs.
One for Use in Paris, tine Other for the
Provinces

Gable dispatches have told of the dis
cussions now going on in France on.
the abolition of capital punishment. SC
that few words about the guillotine
may be timely.
OF the two guillotines i'm France today
one is for service iii the capital the 9TH
er i'll the provinces. There are nine
More of these machines in the colonies.
The two guillotines in France are kept
in a ruined shed in the Rue de la Foile
Ragnault, Paris. They We're built i'm
1870 TO replace those burned on the
Place Nendome AT the time of the COM
mune. They We're built so We'll that
they have not since been repaired in
any way.
n carpenter. an alert old man. helped
to build six guillotines. Nearly every
trade. he says. is represented in the
construction of one OF these death ma
mechanics. metalurgists. lock-
smiths. blacksmiths. painters, workers
i'm copper and zinc, basketmakers. be-
sides the carpenters. Each piece is
made separately and In secret. When
all is ready. employees. workmen and
engineers are called together by the
e&ecutioner for a meeting i'm the shed.
There bundle of straw is executed. :"
The carpenter says that one guillotine
costs about 81 200 to build.