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The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17
BUY MAGNOLIA CLUB WHISKY Bottled in Bond
 T C Enf InE | r N L

Bottled in Bond
 T. C. FoLBRE. JR. X Co
 Just received two carloads of Cot ton Boil 0uano Fertilizer. Try some and increase your crop product. For sale by Fussell-0raham- Alder son Company.
 All new patterns in hosiery -lislt thread silk, lace stripe, open work gauge lisle. embroidered-tan, black and fancy, just received at The l. W Beck Company.
 NIT. I. I. Smith and bright and beautiful little daughter, Miss Lizzie and manly son. Master Charles. Of New Castle, were trading and visiting iH town Wednesday.
 There is quite an epidemic of whooping cough among the children of Forrest City, It seems to be oi rather light form, but the little ones are suffering considerably.
 Mrs. Otto E. Rollwage went to Memphis Wednesday to visit for a few days with her children, Dr. and Mrs. D. c. Bridgforth, and especially 10 see those fine twin boys.
 Safety Razors just as good as the s5.00 kind for all practical purposes. may be had at the Newsstand at only sl.50. Six extra blades go with it. Ask to see it. It is a dandy.
 Miss Jennie Mccain, of Pine Bluff, is charming guest of her relatives in this city-the Dooleys, Horneys, Pas lays, and others, and they and many friends are delighted to see her.
 There is quite considerable num- Der of new houses going up, and just being finished in town, besides many additions and much repairing, so that the carpenters are all very busy.
 Misses Bertha and Leta Hinton. and Lucy Armstrong, of Wynne, were visiting relatives in the city Sunday, returning home the same evening, ac- companied by Miss Mary Boyle.
 The postoffice department made the postotfice at Felix, St. Francis county, Arkansas, money order office on April l, l90s, so we are informed by A. c. Collins, postmaster at Felix.
 Gold and Silver Brand shirts and collars are the best because they do not fade, and fit comfortably. The prettiest patterns you ever saw are on exhibition at The !. w. Beck Com- pany.
 A dainty breakfast an elegant lunch or sumptuous dinner may be had right on time if you phone your order for groceries to W. F.. Kirby. Your pantry supplied complete with fresh goods. Phone lS4. Prompt delivery.
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17

The weather is quite warm.
 Phone 66 for fresh vegetables. Easter Post Cards at Newsstand. A good watch for s1.25 at the News stand.
 SC 2oth Century Hair Tonic for dandratf.
 Hon. R. ]. Izard was in Memphis yesterday,
 For gray hair Use 20th Century Hair Tonic.
 Insure your property with Taylor, Knight X Co.
 Cabbage and tomato plants fer sale. \. 2. Ingram.
 fyoar hair falls oatase 2oth Cen tury Hair Tonic.
 Get your screen doors from klotz, tae Hardware Man.
 Cashier Eugene Williams was in Memphis yesterday.
 Long staple cotton seed at s20 per ton al the Red Gin.
 Phone 66 when you want fresh milk. Two deliveries daily.
 MT. Banner Terry was in Memphis yesterday on business.
 Judge and Mrs. T. (. Folbre were in Memphis yesterday.
 Dr. (. R. Aldrich was in Memphis on business Wednesday.
 A dozen Flinch games just received al the Newsstand 50c.
 Better watches at the Newssta and fer Sl.75, S2.00 and S250.
 MT E. F McCrary was in Memphis or business Wednesday.
 See the pretty new Easter Post Cards at the Newsstand.
 Capt James Russell was in Mem phls Tuesday on business.
 If your hair is thin, or if bald, use 29th Century Hair Tonic.
 r se the goth Century Hair Tonic Tor diseased scalp; il cures.
 R. II. Winfield X Co.,. have a swell line of neckwear and belts.
 Quite little rain fell here Monday hIsht and Tuesday morning.
 LAWN SWINGS at the Forrest Ctly Furniture Co. Tel. 254.
 Dr. J E. Stone left Sunday for a short sojourn in Hot Springs
 FoR SALE-Ten head good milch cows Apply 10 N. E. Ingram. Choice Graham Flour in five pound Dass-23c. L. F. Rollwage X Go. Extra values in laces from 5c to 25c per yard at E. II. Winfield X Co.'S. Get 20th Century Hair Tonic from 52Hr druggist; take no substitute. Boxed writing paper and envelopes, ~ lo Si.eo per package. Newsstand. A Lew supply of all kinds of School ''JAs 3ast received at the Newsstand CEEN KNITTING RUGS at the ! 1iIest City Furniture Go. Tel. 254. Try tlat Magnolia Club Whisky S1Ied in bond at the Magnolia j 4dge \. II. Mann was in Marianna Monday
 I v al dainty breakfast foods. call fi1 pi phone l.. Rollwage X Co. Meyer Bros. Standard Blend Coffee ~p5aad packages 4oc, at L. r. Rol- wage X Cos.
 Mrs. ". Lee Bryan is visiting at nnly.a,A.ltie. She expects to remain until May 10.
 rflttsburg Perfect Electric Weld tIae tIIsAee The best ever Klotz, the Hardware man.
 heeler's Extension Wind ow P4TTesns 4ds keep out the flies Klotz, the TOT Sewer Pipe and Fittings Ds so Well Filing, see 5. P. Me- "hlei, the Plumber. M Il las been rumored around that af' '. k. Mathis and family intend ~ 20 with MT and Mrs. N. E. h. gram sa; 10 Florida. to reside. This is a in inEIake stake They will continue to reside
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17


 See Weier for all kinds of concrete work, grate and tile setting. All work done on short notice. If
 FOR SALE-One square piano in good condition. will sell cheap. Apply to Mrs. Hattie Mcknight
 LAWN SETTEES- in red-4 feet both folding and stationary Forrest City Furniture Co Tel. 254.
 H PORCH FURNITURE. Porch Rugs. Lawn Swings. at the Forrest City Furniture Co. Tel. 254.
 Do you need a refrigerator or an ice box? If so, you lose money in buying elsewhere. Becker X Lewis
 Extra values in ribbons. embroider- ies and laces. Nee clean assortment at Tie ]. W. Beck Company.
 NJ " NJ. Partridge and lis charm ing little daughter. Lonnie, spent SJ IT, day with Mrs: W. Lee Bryan
 See Clyde Ezell for all kinds of first class wall papering and inside paint. ings, at 0. F. Ezell.s gunshop
 John Hopkins Rye cannot be ex- celled. Sold in Forrest City only by NJ. Collins. It las no superior.
 Try sack of White Crest Flour. and you will use no other. For sale by Fussell-GrahamAl lderson Company.
 Try sack of White Crest Flour. and you will use no other. For sale by Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company.
 FOR RENT Four-room dwelling. good garden spot, fine water: rent s7 per month. Apply James Franks.
 Just received a shipment of dining room chairs, solid oak and we offer them at zoe each. Becker X Lewis. Girls, ask to see that pretty little watch at the Newsstand. Price S2 90. Its the cutest little thing you ever saw.
 Twenty-Five different patterns of white embroidered belts-l0c. be. 25c, just received at The J. w. Beck Com pany.
 Baby Go-Carts and Baby 3uggies | all styles, and prices from S2 up-a big shipment just received Becker X 1 Lewis.
 | Russell raham-A lderson Company 1 are agents for the White Crest Flour, the best flour that comes to this market.
 A passenger lawn swing set |upon your lawn complete sur lprisingly low price of s3.75. Becker X 1 Lewis.
 Make your hot porch comfortable | by using Nudor Porch Shades. We carry all sizes in stock. Becker X | Lewis.
 l WANTED-To let at moderate price. good six-room house. well and newly furnished. Apply 10 /. T. Bennett.
 A very pretty line of Easier Post Cards have just been received at the Newsstand Also other cards nov lelties, etc.
 Don't be selfish if you are satisfied that old Nolmer Whiskey is the bes'
 tell your friends T. C. tolbre, IT., & Go. sell it.
 Be sure to go out and patronjze tic Catholic ladies ice cream and straw
 berry snpper next Wednesday evening at the rink.
 PORTER CURTAINS in tapes ltry and rope-in several different col ors. Forrest City Furniture Compa Thy. Tel. 254. One hundred pieces of embToiderie | to select from at 5c per yard. Who ever heard of the like? The ]. w | Beck Company. MT. and Mrs. Richard II. WintielC and the baby are expected today. tC Ispend Easter with his mother anC Iother relatives. old Hickory lawn furnit ure. lawr Iswings and Nudor porch shades a | prices that cannot fail to please | Becker & Lewis. Master Phillip Isaacs came oyel from Memphis Wednesday night tC spend Easter with his parents, MT and Mrs. NJ. Isaacs. Phillip is attend ling the Christian Brothers College ' =, lys. er1f.A sr fe eff41ias,
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17

It will pay you to attend the big Easter sale at Mrs. Warshavskys s. Read her big ad, and note the price reductions on everything in her line
 Just reCe ived two carloads of Cot ton Boil Gu anO Fertilizer. Try some and increase your crop product. For sale by FusselI-Graham- A ldersO Company.
 Mrs. $. II. Mann returned Friday from Searcy, where she had been l spending the week with her lovely daughters who are attending Gallo way college.
 The leading fabrics for spring and summer waists are white plaid dimi- ties fifty different patterns can be seen at The ]. W. Beck Company at 25c per yard.
 Mrs. J. c. Strong left the latter part of last week for California, to join the 1 Doctor. who has located at Dillon. We, in common with their many l friends, regret to lose this estimable family. and we wish them the utmost happiness and prosperity in the golden West. and hope the Doctor's 5 health will be permanently benefited.
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-17

The postoffice department made the postotfice at Felix, St. Francis county, Arkansas, money order office on April l. leos, so we are informed by A. C. Collins, postmaster at Felix.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10
An Invitation to Sir Thomas.

The international cup committee OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club has completed
the details of the conditions which are
to govern contests for the trophy that
the club has decided 20 offer in Il spirit
Of compromise with Sir Thomas Linton.
whose challenge for series Of races for
the Americas cup was turned down by
the New York Yacht Club Sir Thorn
rs il known TO be building a yacht Of
the style aud size Of his proposed cial.
leneer. and the Brooklyn yachtmen hope
to be able 10 coax him across the sea t.
initiate the racing for new interna-
fional trophy
The conditions provide that the racp
shall he open 10 any yacht enrolled in
foreign yacht club, including Canadian
yachts: that schUOneFs shall be not more
than eighty feet long on the water line
and sl00ps not more than sixty.five feet
that the challenging yacht must proceed
20 the place of the contest on her own
bottom, the Canadian yachts 10y way Of
the ocean instead of inland water routes.
that the racing shall he over courses
not lesa than thirty and not more than
forty miles, off Sandy Hook; and that
the rules If the Brooklyn Yacht Club
in force at tho time shall govern the rae
! ing.
1t Is said that the restrictions which
1 limit the length and provide for yachts
Of the medium classes were formulated
| for the express purpose Of preventing
| the trophy from ever becoming suhsti-
/ tutc for the Americas cup for interna-
4 tioral racing This win remove from
/ the compromise any suspicion Of resent
mcnt on the part # the brooklyn Yachts
men because sc the action Of the New
York Yacht Club. The offer Of the new
( trophy ia.uot g display uf raacor. but
/ evidence Of the existence of desire ~
/ accommodate foreign yaclsmen who pre-
/ Ter racing with the smaller craft that
are ilt 90 cross t.fe ocean This being
| the ease thc Brokiyu ironhy win he
| fresh stimulus fer Yachting effort .~-
Evening Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

is entirely due to the head Of the s,,iogi-
cal survey. My correspondent rAptaIns
that according to the data 6f til man.
the Euphrates and the Hiddekel and the
Gihon were not the rivers that enclosed
the garden of our first parents, but the
streams mentioned. He also explained
that the men of this day are different
from the men Of that day; that we are
really new Adams"
Command Rogers did not say so.
but it is probable that the reverend gen
tieman's letter viii be forwarded to the
geological survey for e0mwent. Excava-
tons viii probably not so:ve the cues
ton, as neither Adam nor Eve were
builders and had not even kitchen uten-
sill which might be upturned by the
steam shovels of the geological survey
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10
Density of Population in the Great Cities

OF the worlds great cities Paris has
the greatest number of inhabitants per
acre. For its 2,731 900 inhabitants an
area of only 1925 acres is available, 50
that each acre has 142 inhabitants.
Berlin Is almost as thickly populated.
inasmuch as it's city ground (now almost
entirely built up comprises only 1j,56S
acres and IN this space 2,034, 900 people
live. or 131 to each acre.
The conditions are considerably better
ia London, where 4.53G,00o people live
in an area Of 1870 acres, or 60 TO the
acre.
Vienna has only 30 inhabitants per
acre. the city ground comprising 42.503
acres and the population being A673,00
OF the great cities New YORK has the
smallest ratio Of population TO the acre.
Its 3.716000 inhabitants have an area
of 203, $50 acres (by far the largest
city terri rally in The world 80 that
there are : people 10 an acre.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10
Muscular Pain Cured.

During the summer Of 1903 I was
troubled with muscular pains IN the ia-
step Of my foot" says Mr.. s. De1lar. Of
Toronto Ont. AT times il was 50 pain
full / could hardly walk. Chamberlain
Pain Balm was recommended to me. 50
one small bottle. I have since RECON-
mended it 20 several Of my friends. al
Of whom speak highly Of it," For sale
By all leading druggists.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10
FOR THE LADIES.
Unknown Friends.

we met her on the broad platform
While waiting for our train.
A hand clasp and she was gone
No more to meet again.
Yet something came and went from life
IN that short meeting there,
4 CLEAN of sunshine in the strife
That lightens many a care.
Sometime we wonder who they are
And meet them still unknown,
In Busy mart or passing car.
and claim them as our own
There fingers in life's quiet hours
A picture wondrous bright.
Like the perfume of the flowers;
our ships, thar pass at night
A letter comes from far away
Written by a strangers hand
We are held, by friendships band
Dear unknown friends, send forth swee
thoughts
To find a lodging place,
In lonely hearts. with blessing frought
That fills, with life and grace
Ella Carpenter in Boston Ideas.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

bia and the fact is that his system has
been condemned by the English. the
German AMI the Hungarian commissions
VINO have sat 10 consider il. DIR. Tay-
Tor Is thoroughly at home on the history
OF medicine and as be is a distinguished
surgeon OF experience his statements
naturally carry more weight than the
protests of those without technical train
ing, who object to the practice of yivi-
section solely because of the anguish
II brings upon animals.-Vogue.
-o...1--
a Pleasant Glimpse
OF sincerity allied to perfect courtesy
is afforded those who remember certain
gently bred people such as the Gurneys.
the Hares and tue Bunsens.
While transparent truthfulness char
acterized their relations with their many
acquaintance of high and low degree.
with it comes never failing politeneSs
and patience, the essence of unse!hsh
consideration.
Although it is never excusable to say
insincere things even by way of com
pliment, it is equally an offense against
good taste and good breeding to utter
needlessly brusque criticisms.
1t is frequently ones duty to be silent
1t is never duty TO carry plainness of
speech to the verge or over the border of
i'll temper or rudeness.
TO save, not to wound the feelings of
others is an obligation wherever we
meet people, thus oiling the wheels of
social intercourse and making life serene
and sweet.
Early in life it is well to learn to min.
gle candor with grace, the salt of speech
and the fragrance of kindness and char
ity.
The social training which teaches
plain and kindly speaking in combina-
tion is to be desired as the open sesame
to the best success.
The sect of Friends in adopting whas
they styled plain language meant by
an outward and visible sign to set forth
an inward and spiritual grace.
e
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10
viyisectors' Claims Disallowed.

The English are more energetic aud
aggressive in their opposition to vivlsec-
tion than are anti-cruelty workers in
this country. DR.. Charles Bell Taylor,
NJ. D.. f. r. c.. s. E., late president Of
fke Partisan Medical society and at
present connected as surgeon with Lon
don hospitals, carries the war strongly
into the camp of the enemy, stating that
NOT only is there no necessity for vivi-
section. but that it is misleading because
it takes the place of other methods Of
study and observation which are infinite
IL preferable and to which no one can
object DR. Taylor states that he is fire.
auently called upon to perform many
peculiarly delicate and trying operations
hut he never found It necessary to re-
sort to viviseeti0n and boldly AYERS that
It is never necessary for the education
Of either physician or surgeon. He
laughs to scorn the contention Of the
nro-vivizeeti0nists that the practice is
necessary in the interests Of the race;
contending that these men and their
predecessors hare been vivisectlug ami
mails far upwards Of 1000 years, without
the slightest benefit to the human race.
Among TIE yivisect0rs' claims that are
sharply q allenged by DIR. Taylor is that
Pasteur discovered a cure for hydropho-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

Advertising pays. Try it.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

The boundaries Of the Garden Of Eden
were Adams r1n. Blue Mountain creek
and Little Pigeon river. All of these
streams SIRE IN the state of Alabama.
although they do not appear on the topo-
graphic maps Of the United Statcs geo
logical survey, and Commender Rogers.
head Of the photographic office. navy de-
parmeHt cannot find them
Tile photographic office at Washing
ton has recently received document
frnW minister Of the gospel residing In
Aiqbama which tends 10 prove that the
(safflen nf Eden was MOI IN Asia hist
ia Alabama, in the above named bound.
ary. Comma nder Rogers wiil net dis
cl0ee the name If the preacher. Ho
makes this statement about IL. however:
"Some days ago ] received n letter
from minister is Alabama He thanked
me for sending him a geological map III
| the state Of Alabama. Credit however
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

Erastug W1rfield residing on the
plank road eight miles north Of Port
sJervis. n J., was the most frightened
aegro in that section the other night
He was on his way to a neighbor's
10 ascertain whether he had any cure
for a sick mule. aud had proceeded only
a mile when he discovered that he was
being followed by something.
A bear had been killed in the neigh
borhood q month ago and visions IF
another bear rose up before the excited
darker. Although be rs IS years old
md afflicted with rheumatism, be start
"a IN q keen run.
The patrer Of feet behind him made
Erastus Wild with terror. and he fairly
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10
Worth on Tight Lacing.

In his great series of articles on Ind
Tyiduaiity in Dress" now appearing in
daFper's Bazaar. Worth. the world =
Sfeat test dvessmaker says some pregnant
Of them.
In no case do recommend tight lac
ng- whether for the short, the lean, the
Young, or the old. It is an abominati0n;
nd 20 the Americans. who 50 sensibly
encouraged the wearing Of the straight
Ir9nted corset. which IS today the most
universally popular Of stays, l offer sin
ere congratulations.
Years ago. when the type IF corset
thai bends iLwards at the center % the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

Edward Shea of Montclair, y. j., who
has been in trance for a month. now
sings in his sleep While apparently un-
conscious the young man breaks into
song and continues for nearly IA half
hour. Then he stops and Is apparently
as sound asleep as ever Before falling
INTO his somuolent state Shea was never
Regarded as vocalist of much ability
but his atest manifestation demonstrates
that he has voice of much sweetness
His ease puzzles the physicians The
and despite the fact that he does not
receive much nourishment his physical
appearance is very good
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-10

In Italy they have novel way of ad
vertising vacant apartments. In plae,
of the cards inscribed Apartments e
Let. which are seen in this country. Il
white cloth, about the size of napkin
iiutters from the easement 1t notifies
the passersby that the rooms can b,
rented.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-01
LsgiS TX. Gu>naNss
H Te0hO dc ID VidQ


He Visto eStos dfas en- los periodi.
cos un titulo extraf1o, portico de una
notlcia extravaganza. 10000 muje-
res prOcesadasI No Sc trata de un ca
Hard de los que Sc crfan en- los lagos
de la America sajona, de algunos de
esos lances estupendos que ocurren
en- una ciudad lejana y fantastica de
IN Estado yankee, 6 no que ocurren
Y para el case es igual, porque de to-
das maneras, nos 10 cuenta cualquier
Sun" 8 cualquier Evening" de la
precsa mas 8 menos amarillo.
Aqul no. Tenemos cerca el lance.
No podemos aplicarle Ell antique re-
fran, anterior al TELEGRAPH, pero no
refutado por el telGgrafo: "de lue1as
tlerras, lueflas mentiras. Ese case
esta ocurriendo en- una TERRA cerca
ma, que tenemOs dentro de casa; tie
ira positiva, de trabajo, de riqueza,
de hlerr0 de carbon. de chimcneaS
que vcmitan humo, en- Ia cual 81 pro
blematico delito de esaS diez mil
mu eres ha vcnldo 4 DIR una vibrautu
nota romantica, hacer cruzar por
entire el humo de las fibricas un
fantasma de idealtdad, una aspiration
de aquella justicia que no t TIA tasada
en- leyes pero que sc f0rja en los
corazones.
Ell hecho es conocido senCill0.
Una muchacha blbaina. Jesus9 Pu-
jana, mat6 al seductor que la abando-
naba. FL jurado conden6 a la homi
cida. Y ha habido unoS cuantOs miles
de muchachas, de mod Stas, i g me
nestrelas, de seflorltas 5000, 10 600
10 mismo da-que han dirIgido 4
esusa IN mensaje de simpatfa, q. ha
parecldo irreverente para Ell Iurado.
Esto cueotan los cronistas del
suceso y afladen que la Curia anda
confusa y asustada. lDal atrevimie-
to de las modlstas? cDel rasgo de
femenismo PRACTICE que supone esa
censura al jurado2 No, de la even
tual idad de ese proceso monstruo, de
la posibilidad de que haya diez mil
procesadas, veinte 8 treinta mil de-
claraciones { indagatorias, millares
de providencias y autos, un rio de
tinta procesal que CORA por inn1me-
ros pliegos de papel de ohcio para
ir parar obscuram ente,a 4 TN archivo
sin dejar entire tantas manos atarea
das y tantas plumas fatigosas y
jadeantes, IN centimo de honorarios