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The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10

Try sack of White Crest Flour, FuSse | C raham A lderson Company.
 Every garment in our clothing line is 10 be closed out at actual wholesale prices. We must have the room. Now is your chance to buy With Pile of Style. The J. W Beck Company
 MT. John Naylur is loading an inn mense barge with hne lumber at his mill on the St. Francis river. for ex- port. The boat arrived Wednesday and it will require week or ten days to lead it.
 We have an immense stock Of base ball goods at the Newsstand. Gloves mittS, balls. bats, caps, masks. etc, etc, at any price you want, from 5c up, and every article bargain at the price asked.
 Mr Gordon Casteel has been spend ing week CT ten days at the Casteel place on the St. Francis river, return ing Tuesday. He says the crop pros pect in that neighboriood is simply tine. Good.
 We are now making extra low prices on all dry goods. and will continue doing so fer thirty days. Our immense fall line will then begin to arrive and we will need the room. The J. W. Beck Company.
 Please look among your old papers and see if you can dig up copy of The Times dated June 23, 1905. If so, and you will bring or send il to us, we will pay you liberally for it. Land yoigt X Nadakin.
 Mrs. II. l. Warshaysky and sweet little daughter, Miss Jennie, returned Saturday from St. Louis, where they had been visiting relatives and friends, and where Mrs W bought a large in- voice to replenish her stock.
 Messrs. S. F. Mcdaniel $ L. Hodges. A <. Worsley and ]. +. Bass. went down to the Crescent Club on old River Friday evening and spent the Fo0rth there on ali expedi- tion against the tinny tribe. If your brain wont work right, and you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours, you should take Prlcklv Ash Bitters. It cleanses the system and inyigorates both body and brain. ]. T. Sanders, Special Agent.
 The ladies of the Womans Home Mission Society of this city, desire to make up box to send 10 the Or phanage al Littie Rock. All kinds of cast of CT cut grown clothing and other things of that kind will be ac- ceptable, and they request al who have such things or anything to do nate, to leave them at the store of R. II. Winfield X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10

Miss Nell Minor left Monday morn Ing for Tuttleton, where she has been engaged 10 teach summer term of school. We congrat late the pat rons o1 that school district upon securing her services, and wish for her very successful term
 MT. h. l.. Waterman went to Mem phls Friday night and spent Saturday and Sunday there. He spent the Fourth at picnic and fshfry at Mound City, and reports most en- JeNable time. He returned home Monday morning.
 Mrs. Berry Russell will leave next W edneSoay for Chicago, where she Will visit with her sister for brief season, and then return to St. LGHIS. and visit other relatives and friends Tor short time before returning home. The Times wishes her pleas ant outing.
 Mrs. l. W Mallory and son. Ned. returned Monday from Little Rock, where they had been on visit to re elatlyeS and friends. and were de nghtful guests of Mrs. Pauline God dard. Mrs. Goddard is getting along just fine in Little Rock. and has swell boarding house.
 Hon. R. Bruce Macon of Helena. passed through the city last Friday night on the Iron Mountain train. en- route t0 Marked Tree, where Ire was billed for Fourth ef July speech. Bruce is patriot and full Of life and enthusiasm which is calculated to stir the hearts of his hearers.
 offer my entire stock of hats, shoes andall piece goods without reservation. at cost for spot cash.to close out these lines. l mean business, and invite you to call and be convinced that this IS rare opportunity 10 supply your wants at wholesale prices, as long as the stock lasts W. T. sanders.
 The stork visited the happy home of Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Shields last Monday morning, and they are ejoic- ing oyer the presence of q brand new and bouncing baby boy His fond mama has already called him J. S..Jr.. and they dc say lie looks just like his daddy. The Times offers congratula- tions.
 MT. C. c. Weier brought us a sam pie of two very me varieties of red ripe tomatoes Monday, which We en- joyed heartily. One was a mammoth. round, smooth variety, and the other was still larger and rough, though il contained no core 10 be thrown away. In other words il is good all through. The flavor is delicious, and the Varie- ties fine. He has fine patch of these, and all who have seen and tasted them think them the. Thank. you for these .,
The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10


 A small line of small sizes of the celebrated W. B. Corsets at half price al Fussell-Graham-A A IderSon Company
 Russell Graham-Alderson Company are agents for the White Crest Flour. the best flour that comes to this market.
 Calico. all kinds and colors. at 5c per yard, and twelve yards Of the lest tleached domestic Tor Sl at r. C. Neely's.
 NIT. and Mrs. ChaS Mcdaniel and Miss Christine Scul and NIT. OtS stevens, were Sunday visitors in Helena.
 Miss Dainty Gatling went to Helena Wednesday To visit Miss Eva CLew for few days. We wish her p.eas- apt visit.
 Don't be selfish if you are satisfied that Old Nolmer Whfskey is the best tell your friends r C. Folbre, Jr.. x Co: sedl it. ..a.t.. ..4
 Ro6ertson's sal,e. an old family pteseriptinn Of the Block family of Geit, seld on positive guarantee by l. Is Sanders.
 MOSQUITO GEARS Full size. square top bar-complete with top. only 75 cents Forrest City Furni. tgre Company.
 Becker X Lewis carry a larger stock offurniture than any exclusive furni- ture house in Eastern Arkansas. Look at their prices.
 Long silk gloves in blue, white, brown and biack-best material-to close out at sl. 25 per pair. The J. W Beck Company.
 Just received big shipment of solid oak dining room chairs with cobbler seatS-at only 75c apiece. Becker X Lewis
 Mir. Dave Clark left last Friday night for Paragould to spend the Fourth with his wife and other rela- tiyes and friends.
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure, and none are superior for family use. See T. C. Folbre, Jr, X Com pany, sole agents.
 Fine and coarse salt in sacks or bar rels, at City Grocery just little cheaper than you can buy it else W here w L. Lawrence.
 We lead; others follow We regu- late the prices and are still selling at prices beyond the reach of compe- titiOU Becker X Lewis
 MOSQUITO BARS Extra full size canopy top, complete with frame. Closely woven bar. only $2 Forrest City Furniture Company.
 IVA STED-P Position as manager of gin the coming season fifteen years expef effence-fulIy competent. Ad dress, B. Hunter, Ark. :, its anything in the grocery Ii ne fresh and complete with all kinds at lowest prices. F. (. Nicely
 Miss Rosebud Pope is spending sev- eral days in Wynne this week, visit ing her sister. Mrs. Looney and other relatives and many friends. M lSS Mamie Fool. Of Pine Blum, who had been such an interesting guest of Miss Johnnie Horney for couple of weeks, returned home Tuesday
 Prof. J. B. Williams, of Memph is visiting relatives and friends in this city, and is guest of his daughter Mrs Homer Folbre and family.
 Try can of the celebrated Kin Hee Cof1ee-it is delicious. We are also handling Old Judge-every cup is cup of joy The City Grocery.
 You can buy more Dry Goods for dollar from F. c. Nicely than from any other place in town. He is closing out his Dry Goods line entirely.
 Try the celebrated John Hopkins Rye Whisky, which is served over the Gar. or in case goods, exclusively by M Collins. There is none better.
 An entire new improved Munger gin arrived via the Choctaw Monday for The j. W Beck Company. which they viii place on the Linden Farm TRY
 MAGNOLIA CLUB
 St TaiCbf Whisky
The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10

 Every hat in the house at cost. F. C. Heeiy.
 Use goth Century Hair Tonic for dandraf.
 We new have the dominoes at the Newsstand.
 For gray hair use 20th Century Hair Tonic.
 NIT. J. D. Verser spent the Fourth in Memphis.
 Potatoes in job lots. Apply to L. 0. Mcdaniel.
 Insure your property with Tayler, Knight < Co.
 Now is good time to cut the weeds and grass.
 If your hair falls out use 2Oth Cen tury Hair Tonic.
 If your haIf is thin, or if bald, use 20th Century Hair Tonic.
 Use the 20th Century Hair Tonic for diseased seal ?; it cures.
 Uncle John Cox, of Yocona, was in town on business yesterday.
 All the latest styles in tally cards just received at the Newsstand. Want to buy croquer set? Only a few more left at the Newsstand. Mir. Edgar Logan left Sunday even ing for St. Louis on weeks visit Get 20th Century Hair Tonic from your druggist; take no substitute. All low cut shoes and slippers at ac- tual cost to close out. +. C. Nicely. Gut your hay with the Advance Mower. kIotz the Hardware Man. ;; Mir. o. J. Hall. of Burnt Cane, was a genial visitor i'll the city Monday We are closing out our stock of re frigerators at cost. Becker x Lewis. Nr. Lon Slaughter, Of Gil. was business visitor in the city Wednev day.
 Try that Magnolia Club Whisky bottled in bond at the Magnolia Saloon
 Ha1el Becker returned Saturday to Cornell, where he will resume his studies.
 Try klotz for an Advance Mower to cut your pea hay. kiotz, the Hard ware Man.
 FoR SALE-Nice pea hay, baled, at Sl6 per ton, at J. W. Baruhart's Clay Hill Place.
 Tally Cards-A big new line just received at the Newsstand A Il the latest styles.
 One house and lot in Russell Addi- tton for sale or trade for farming land. T. W. Barrow.
 Mir J. B. Hall, of Wheatley, was in town Wednesday on business, and as genial as ever.
 The Advance No 6 Mower is the best on the market. K otZ, the liartWare Man.
 We are closing out all screen doors and windows al cost. Euart Marshall Luu Der Company.
 Embroideries and laces cheape r
 
 from. | C Nicely.
 FOR RENT-One furnished room. Married couple preferred. Close in. Apply at this office.
 For Sewer Pipe and Fittings also Well Filing, see .. F. Nc Daniei, the Plumber.
 Come in and hear some of the ne W July Gfaphophone records just re- ceived at the Newsstand.
 See Weier for all kinds Of concrete work grate and tile setting All work done on short notice.
 Iol4 acres good bottom land for sale 0 acres in cultivation. Viii sell on easy terms T. W Barrow.
 Portland Cement and Lily Lime TWO carloads just received Euart- Marsha Lumber Company
 Elect Flour, Silver Shield Hams and hreakia>t Bacon al lowest prices at the City Grocery. Ring 24S Nf F. C Dannehower, of near laynes, vas trading and mingling Nlth friends in town yesterday. 1ohu Hopkins Rye cannot be ex- ,tiied Sold in Forrest City only by VI. Collins. It has no superior.
 Tor sores, abcesses, cuts and burns, hoeeftson Salye is the finest remedy oh earth. Sold by J. T. Sanders, Try sack of White Crest Flour. &hd you will use no other For sale by uaSeii-Graham-A A lderson Company. BUY
 MAGNOLIA CLUB WHISKY
 Bottled in Bond
 T. C. FoLBRE, JR. X Go cT0RIA
The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10

Calico. all kinds and colors. at 5c per yard. and twelve yards Of the lest tleached domestic for Sl at r. C. Neely's
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
"SAVE SOMETHING. -

I'm lbs last issue the Herald suggest
ed The propriety of making good New
Year resolutions before the new year
opened, and now the Richmond Even
ing Journal, i'm leading editorial,
takes up The same thought and would
enforce the habit Of "Saving Some
thing 1t says:
"Why not determine to begin TO
save something every week, or month,
next year? If you do The Journal
will guarantee you will take a far
more cheerful view of life than you do
now
And don't save 10y "hiding in
hedge" or storing away in old sock,
OF i'm the corner ofa "chist." Let
your money see the light Of day, let it
circulate. 1t is, you know, "circu-
lating medium" and dollar in hid
ing is a dOllsr lost If you desire an
investment easy to handle, TO turn
over quickly, the banks offer best in
ducements, but for permanent invest
ment, offered real estate is the attrac-
tiOn The man who makes $50 per
month and saves - is growing indie
pendent, and the man who makes $500
"a month and spends 500 is heading
towards bankruptcy. Take your choice
but be sure to save something.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
MUST AMEND The PRIMARY.

The Democratic candidate for Gov
eruor will be nominated by primary,
fact that will soon be giving Virgin
ians some concern. The present pri-
mary system in Virginia is very UNI
satisfactory for several reasons, the
chief one being that IL provides no
method of avoiding minority nOmina-
ti0ns when there are more than two
candidates for single Office. With
four candidates for the gubernatorial
nomination, 10 is not difficult To imag-
iue That the successful candidate may
secure the nomination without receiN-
ing "a. many as One-third Of the votes
cast, md that such "A result viii Occa-
sion mo- little dissatisfaction among
che friends of the defeated candidates.
We believe the suggestion has been
mlde chat a state convention be call
ed. prior tO tie primary election, for
ihe purpose of sO amending the pm
mary plan ar to provide a method of
securing majority nominations. The
suggestion is "a good one, is doubtless
made BOO The interest of party hafmO-
np. aud should Doe acted upon. SOON
al or later. DO the primary system ls 10
Ue retained and the Democratic party
i~ t0 continue dominant ~ Virginia,
iHe Objectionable features of the plan
must he eliminated, and the sooner
t.theuer Bristol Hcrald-Courier.
Ili, O., maitcrof statewide import
and 90 hchoote- the manager, of Demo
cratic affair, boo the commonwealth To
ac. n Time and act wisely The Dem
aemuc cornerstone Us majority rule. Ii
wem, u0 man IS collar, bows 20 the he
hest of no boss. and abhors minority
iUmuou. so man should be confer
laHI. nths Virginia F., Nhitehouse who
HASN'T been sent there 10y the votes of
% majority of bis party associates, aud
lhe Democrat, of Virginia will not he
satisfied with amy Governor who has
n.t tNcmunuy endorsement stamped
arm hmm These are strenuous
days through which we are passing
a.i wermt afford to make mistakes.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
DIR. TAFT BEFORE THE NORTH CAR
DINA SOCIETY

For week, past the people of this
Station have been standing on tip toe Of
interest tu catch the words of Presi-
deutEIecl rait before the North Caro-
lima Society 900 New York. The speech
wa- delivered on Monday evening
last We cam only find space for the
closing words which will be read with
interest ny all the citizens Of the
Southern States:
"Ihe recent election has made IL
probable that shall become more or
less responsible for the policy of the
next Presidential administration, and
4 improve this opportunity To say that
nothing Will give me greater pride be-
cause nothing would give me more
claim tO On, gratitude of my fellow
citizens If could 80 direct that policy
100 respect tO The southern States a.
t0 convince their intelligent citizens of
he desire of the administration TO aid
chem BOO working out satisfactorily the
serious problems before them and
closer in sympathy and pOitt of view.
During the last decade, in common
with lovers of our country | have
watched with delight and thanksgiv-
ing The bond of union between the
two sections grow firmer. / pray that
It may bee given To me TO strengthen
This movement, TO obliterate all see
uouai lines and leave nothing of diff
ereuces between the North and south
save friendly emulation for the ben
eft of our common country
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
MR.. TAFT AND THE SOUTH.

Just before leaving the Virginia Hot
Springs, Mr.. Taft gave out an inter
view, and among other things, said:
"What / would particularly like to
accomplish ia my administration is
the opinion of the South with other
sections, of the country in supporting
my administration. ! would like TO
appear as an agent in the movement
20 make Southern politics consistent
with Southern business interests.
"For six years, as circuit judge in
circuit that included Michigan and
Ohio ON one side Of the Ohio River,
and Kentucky and Tennessee on the
other, / had the good fortune TO visit
and become acquainted with the law
yers of both sections. had to become
more or less aware Of the conditions
that prevailed ia the four States, and
90 compare them. The warmth of
feeling toward me aud the cordial re-
ception ! had, awakened in me a deep
sympathy and great admiration for
the South, and an earnest desire to
put myself as far as could in the
place of SOutherners and understand
them, understand their point of view
That's Zine Mr.. Taft, and if you
Will only put yourself "in the place Of
Southeruers, we have nothing to fear.
We will meet you more than half
way.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Had Quit Work
READY TO GIVE UP IN DESPAIR
Restored 70 Health By VlnOI.

81 was sick, run down aud finally
had to give up work. After trying a
number Of remedies and several physi-
clans. was Just about ready to give
up iu despair. ] saw Ninol advertised
and decided to try 10, and IL has done
more good for me than all other means
combined. 10 has built me up aud re-
stored my strength until now feel
twenty years younger, and am able To-
attend 90 my work again as usual w.
Job Jeayous, 1895 Lind street, Wheel
Ing, " va.
The reason Niuol is 80 successful in
such cases Is because 10 contains tonic
iron and AN of the Strengthening
hl00d-makug and bodybuilding elc-
ment, of cod liver oil. bat no OIL.
Niuol is uneXccllcd as q strength
creator for old people delicate chill
dren. weak, rundown persons, and az
Ger sickness and Is the best known
remedy for coughs, colds and bron-
chiu-.
We return your money % \inol ial. is
Co., give satisfaction.
Ninol is sold boo larmyIllc by II. IT,
frcear. Druggist.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
- sOurH,s pREAD.

"Ihe south is not afraid of "a negro
domination. That bogie has long since
disappeared, bat The South does stand
iu mortal dread of q division among
the Southern whites that would open
the way for coalition between unprin-
cipled white men and negroes Were
the 10000 white Democrats in this
state TO separate into hostile camps.
the demagogues and c0rrupti0nists of
both would appeal to the 1000 quail
fled negro voters with "a resulting de-
m0raliZation that is sickeuing 90 con-
template. &c charleston News-Courier.
And that's the "sickening possibil-
ity against which the "what n0ts' of
Richmond and the anti-Bryan papers
of the South were warned and 10
which they turned deaf ears. CHOSE
whom the gods wish 20 destroy they
first make mad.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

"By sam executive order of President
Roosevelt. DIS, f0urth-clas> pOstmas-
ters i'm New England, New York,
Pennsylvania, New jersey, Ohio, Inc
diana, Illinois. Wisconsin, aud Michi-
gan were placed in The classified ser
vice. New apIo'utee, in these States
must hereafter pass ciNil-seryice eN-
amihatiOns.
"Ihe order does not apply 90 the
Southern States, where the fourth
class pOstmastes practically rum the
Republican party machinery. To does
not apply 90 the far West where
many of them are former Rough
Riders ~. \. World
Why tins sectional order3 Glass
legislation is not more Objectionable
than are sectional executive orders.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
osIx DAYS SHALT THOU LABOR. .

Frank Munsey, owner and publish
er of The Washington lines, an after
noon paper which has been issued
heretofore six days in the week is now
TO publish it ON Sunday afternoons
occupying seven days in the week just
as many Of the morning dailies now
do. This is am innovation and in di-
rect defiance of the laws Of God and
of man. Will the venture succeed?
Let the Christian people Of Christian
America make answer.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

The Baltimore sun supported Mr..
Taft in the recent election aud savage
ly attacked Mr. Bryan. In a recent
editorial it criticizes Mr.. Roosevelt
for yielding to the suggestions Of
Booker Washington as TO Southern
appointments and warns Mr. Taft
against such pernicious example.
Working 10 secure just such results
and now pretending to be shocked by
them. Is the Sun mad OF are the res
Of us mad? 600 and sin no more"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Chief Justice Marshall said

Judicial power, as cOntradistin-
guished from the power Of the laws.
has no existence. Courts are the mere
instruments of the law and can will
nothing. When they are said TO exer-
else discretion il is a mere legal dis
cretiOn-a discretion TO be exercised in
discerning the course prescribed bv
law; and when that is discerned il Is
the duty Of the court to follow il. Ju-
dicial power is never exercised for the
purpose Of giving effect to the will Of
the Judge; always for the purpose of
giving effect To the will Of the Legis-
lature, in, in other words, 10 the will
Of the law"
That's beautiful in theory, but how
about in practice? "The will Of the
law" in Virginia is that there shall be
a two-cent rate, and the courts inter
pose to say nay. In these latter day,
il is no unusual thing that judicial
construction usurps the power Of leg
islation.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

December TO- lgOo.
Apples, green, per biol. $500 10 $3.50
dried per lb. Gc io Sc.
Bacon, hams, isc
Bacon, sides l2ic.
Bacon, shoulders. lie.
Beans. white. S225.
Pea, Black Eye, 5000
Peas, Black, l5O.
Butter choice, 22c 10 DE.
Eggs. Poe.
Flour fint Patent, 5000.
Second " ,5.2j.
Extra 5000
Hog Oilal Spare Ribs, So tO Toe.
Back bone, Sc 90 lOc
Onions. per bu-hel, zoe.
Pork, dressed. &C. tO Sc.
Potatoes, Irish, perbus., zoe 90 Soc.
Sweet. zoe tO zoe.
Beef. ON hOof, per lb., Be TO 5ltc.
Veal, 4c 90 &C..
Hens, alive. each, soc to Zoe.
Spring chickens, each, l5c 20 zoe.
Turkeys, alive, per TO-, lie TO l2c.
Rabbits, each, l2ilc.
Sheep. per lb., 3'sc 20 4c.
Lamb, d" 4" DC 10 &c.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
LYNcaBURG is CORY. %

After a strenuous canvass. the vo-
tiers of Lynchburg. ON last saturday,
decided to close the saloons of the city.
While the man voted, the woman
prayed and little children walked
through the streets of the city, way
ing flags and singing prohibition
songs. Strong combination that, aud
the "world, flesh and the devil can Q
beat IT, 1t remains To be seen wheth-
er the "IIill City" will be "dry' n
very deed and truth.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
SAME MAN
But YOU'LL
"LOOk Better

You will look like a diff
ferent man in one of our
famous suits, to measure
or ready-tO-wear, you will
look as though no one
owed you money that
was Overdue-wiIl look
as though you had a real
interest in the way you
look to other people.