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The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
THE CAUSE OF COLDS
Good Advice Regarding the Preven-
 tion of Coughs and Colds.

If people would only properly forti- fy and strengthen their system about 9s per cent of coughs, colds and pneu- meuia might he avoided These troubles are simply the result of weak. ness, which produces catarrhal con- dition of the mucous membrane, which is an internal skin Of the body When this skin is weakened, it becomes in- fected with germs which are carried through the system by the blood. These parasites attack and break these delicate tissues and set up soreness which produces what is in reality an external scrofula.
 The only thing that will cure coughs and colds and prevent pneumonia is a medication which is absorbed and carried by the blood so that the dis eased membrane is disinfected, cleaned soothed and healed.
 We have a remedy which we hon. estly believe infallible and unsur- passable for the prevention and cure of coughs, colds and all catarrhal con- ditions. It Is the prescription of fa- nous physician who has an enviable reputation of thirty years of cures gained through the use of this medi- cine. We promise to either affect a cure in every case or make no charge for the medicine. We urge everybody in Forrest City who has need of such medicine to try Rexall Mucu-Tone
 It stands to reason that we could not afford to make such statements and give our own personal guarantee to this remedy if we were not atSo- lutely positive that we could substan- tiate our claim in every particular and we see no reason why anyone should hesitate to accept our offer and try it. We have two sizes of Rexa.l l Mucu-Ione, prices 50c and Sl Some | times 50e bottle is sufficient for | cure. As a general thing, the most | chronic case is cured with an average | of three large bottles Remember, | the medicine will cost you nothing if | you are not satisfied in every par ticular. The Enterprise Drug Store, North Front Street, Forrest City. l Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
Saved Him.

Ut did not kill me but I think it would fl it had not been for Hunt $ Cure. l was tired, miserable and well nigh used up when commenced using it for an old and severe case of eczema One application relieved and one box cured me.
 '.l believe Hunt Cure will cure any form of itching known to mankind
 Clifton, Lawrence, Helena, Okla.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
Colds and Group in Children.

My little girl is subject to colds, ' says Mrs. Wm. II. Serig, No. II. Fifth Street, Wheeling, W. Va. Last win ter she had severe spell and a terrible cough but l cured her with Chamber lainss Cough Remedy without the aid of doctor, and my little boy has been prevented many times from having tEe croup by the timely use of this syrup" This remedy is for sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
Matched Fifteen Years

For fifteen years l have wat bed the wonderful working of Buckle;s Arnica Salve, and it has never faiia, to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or bnrn ., which it was applied. IL has saVed .' .' many a doctor bill nsays A, F uea uesda .,s of East Wilton, Matua 55c 'atuy at aI drug stores. -" "' ai
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
City Drug Store.
Warning Order.

St Francis Chancery Court, Dee Term, laos Henry Moore, Plaintiff
  Daisy Moore, Defendant The defendant, Daisy Moore, Is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plain tiff, Henry Moore.
 G. R. MALLORY Clerk
 Ky NJ. W. SEaBoRN, D C. Oc tober 3l, iecs
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
Cosmos Club.
INDIAN DAY-CONTINUf

INDIAN DA1 1-tONlIN ED.
 "AIl your danger is in dscord
 Therefore be at peace hencefOrward
 -Longfellow Roll Call: Quotations About In dians, from American writers. Paper: Indian Education-Mrs. w. T. Sanders.
 Three Minute Talks. Tecumseh: Mrs. A. Becker Sitting Bull Mrs. John l. Jones. Reading: "The Hopi Cliff Dwellers of Today Miss Freeman.
 Music: Mrs. Henry Pettus. Parliamentary Drill: Leader, Mrs. Matthews.
 The next meeting of the Cosmos Club will be held on Monday, Novem- ber l6, at the home of Mrs S C. Neel.
 Corresponding Secretary. Some time after 1 o'clock Saturday night fire was discovered in three cars of cotton in the cut, east of the city. An alarm was turned in, but nothing could be done as the fire had made too great progress. Fortunately a freight train was passing at the time. and the engine drew the other part of the train 10 safety The three cars and contents. seyenty-five bales of cotton, were totally destroyed. The cotton was awaiting transfer to the compress The compress as well as the cotton platforms and gins are con- gested and much cotton is stored in private yards.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
TO MINING MEN

The Journal Miner IS pleased to an uounce to it's readers that the closing sf its great industrial and mining edi ton IS near at hand For this we are eaaa and to those who nave assisted we are duly thankful The editor has sadeavored to reach all who would like tD have thcir mining properties rep resented, but no doubt some have been missed. If any such there be and they zee this notice and desire yet to be represented, they should communicate st once with this office The Journal Miner does not wish to have any com plaints laid at its door after the pub 6cation is out so therefore, If you are not m, and If you want m, get busy and we will help you to get in.
 Incidentally, we are pleased to he able to announce definitely that this mining edition will be the largest pub Hcation of its kind that has ever been issued m Arizona The book will b' m magazine form on fine book paper and profusely illustrated
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
R|CH FIND MAOE IN HElVET|A
 PROPERTY
sunday. uu,I.

... .. .ugh... orc has '.an r....I. .r. o0fool ieve. of .do ..,gsr World claim a. He.vc..o A ...... naa n.a tho orc body for finn f.e. md a. in ore which as. arra 70 #. s.r.
 This ar. relieves sUsp.aaa and moan. delight .o .. those interested in He..aa as 1t proves the existence of am o.. bod. for depth oa et east 300 .s.. unknown In length and W'oto' bu. u e zone I25 feet wiao or more. and ..rseryaiva.y speaking - 900 feet m length.
 To uay ac above n ppra'sa 2" fond. from ..a 2oC.foo. Ieve' .- toe lOofoo. Iavc. which ia In mra grade ore an .he way. and rom th.. 'eveI two uorn.s.. extend one tor GO Feet and suo for 50 feet Tms wi. axtenc Co ,urtecr aa soon 1s possible Tor ven ! tlat,or purposes. ron tho aOofoo Ievel sHn1. lss 8een sunt u orc 'o 6o feet. st whieb point work wa stopped. NIth tbe view Of ipraisn' rom tbe 3oofoot eve' with less ~ pens.
 1 Tho rasidccts ot Hp.uctg ore Vcr | authusiasti, over th mpottan 1t
 yciopmcnt and orders for naGY onodre'
 share, of stock will oo placed A new cT1 las been entered ppon I
 tnr dc,vet,g ilstrict winch 'ust' he
 moro igoroo. development and give
 assur0oc. .. .oo m,ncrr Fniu' r. 'h
 .tmy
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
TEN YEARS GROWTH or UNION PACIFIC

NEW DIRK, Ian 20 So inconspi cuously placed lD the just issued m nuai report of the Union Pacific that 1t has attracted little oi no attention IS aomparison of the company r con d'tion and operations m 1898 ana m the losing year of the decade Of liar rimap management completed last year Using round figures. this snows m m. crease 1t gross receipts of from s33, 100000 n 1898 to ss7 50O,0 ,0OO m 1907 Tho company $ net earnings ID the sam, tme have increased over s3I 900 900
 Fixed charges increased from s4,5OO,. ooc 'en years ago to sll 100000 in i?03 Sine, then there has been q steady decrease, and under this head. ing the total for last year is reduced to sS,650,000 While dividend dis. bnrsements in 1907 amounted to over twenty millions more than were paid m 1898 Union Paclfic's net surplus fo' tho year increased from $7 ,50O, ,OOO to slS,5OO,0oO, the largest in the his. tor of the company
 S'nce the reorganization of 1898 ,he unlon Pacific and its Oregon lines nave increased the average number of tons carried one mile per mile of road from sio''os tons to l,0l0543 tons, or 25C per cent The same comparison of pas sengers carried shows an increase in the ratio of nearly to l ol from | 42 S5i to l20,52O
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
BROKERAGE REPUTATION

The newspapers have giver frequent notice to the action of New York Stock Exchange house which recently redeemed a large issue of mining stock placed by It m the summer and fall of 1906, This nouse offered the stock to it's clients after what was supposed to be satisfactory examination of the enterprise. out n more thorough ,nves- tigation determined the firm to recall all subscriptions. More exactly, it agreed to consume one year in expert menting upon the mineral showings presented by The enterprise and to give it's clients the option of redeeming their capital with per cent interest after the year had expired The year was up few days ago anu the firm took back the entire issue 1t stock. If might have happened that the years explora' tions would have neen satisfactory enough to persuade some stockholders to retain their interests by letting their redemption options expire upon this we are not informed. But the ad. vent of the panic of 1907 brought about n complete reversal of the original transaction, ,he brokerage house being the sole loser
 The circumstance IS cited as an cx. ample of an important motive, name ly that pf retaining reputation for sincerity Does anyone suppose that the waste of time, the expenditure of money m promotional effort and m yestigatlon and the payment of inter est to rlients represented Il clear loss tC this brokerage houso' Not much For tunatcl, it was able to endure the tenn porary outlay, and ny this ict 1t be comes many times stronger ,r the esti nation uf it's clients than It yer wa before The value pf nrokerag, reputation IS not often enough appre lated, perhaps and it would he wei i greater thougos were gIvc' 70 thii important asset
 The chle' point lo b. acted n th' ease tea s thay the firm was unwill ,ng e proceed with the investment oi sapita Jo large scala anti. t ha'
 a,isfoc tsef of thc possibilities o : iaa enterprise Once capital IS in
 v sred t cannot bo recalled It nus be redeemed by tho usuai process o creating acw wealth from the enter prise itself The investment of capita in prospect mining enterprises il ! theoretically contingent upon reason
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
RESUME WORK BUT
 ON VERY SMALL SCALE

rt SON. Ariz Jan 20 Supcrin tendep \ liam McDermott who IF ID charge 5t Ds Twin Buttcs work mas arrived ,c .p, ,ity from the mines tie states tha, operations are again under way but on a limited scale
 Captain McDermott stated that the company has at the present time ali the miners that .t can use and added that ther, are no openings fot any others at present
 since the news was gwen Dui that Twin Buttcs would resume there nave been large number pf miners who visited the camp and asked for employ ment but only few pt them could be taken at the present tune as the com pany has started with i small force which will be added ro gradually
 The pumps al the mines are ID opera ton and the water 's being taken ou, Of the shafts and levels at the present tune
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22

.r.. chances u... .lan. .ns
 Ha1.. %. .a.a .Hu. fs.Ht. ....au rsu a #. su. D. Ie. ability a. zoo. Judgment .e promote. u.'
 company Ho. ra..n.e.a. u his Uon. .r .ftHe -s"
 Invest a.. money H. H'W On. 0.. ean-.. ..as.e. mining venture mono Q. which i. ....a.n bu. srI. s..ad.. promising auea pro. ns.. win nI5. good ePaai'or . h makes good with uo 10. .ae reaaa" Cha. Inc .v. .. ..er ono a .len m. r- m.er. .. redeem a| .ae cgr.
 rsra.s in .. au
 rs..a.. boo mon. men have boon sa.ea. .. bo promoters an. not mire hs emp'on ato heard goirs mining in general Promo. Ha1a. ,Gor. 1us junction .l. "
 B. intimately dependent gnau Che .r-t.sI functions v. nous, .he fs cannot r. opefa.- W ecne.. ts v,ca. ing tr. netma Het 'r f. mining promotion 1us'no'4 '. called e u .ra ppnu 1'ng Q. sy- temat,. method lf 1clu'une 'eS' or,,er,,es available ppportc. by sr,-. intention t' gauge al 'rering os business ncipic- Mcr aonte me. .,itb tnuurs -r .ne pleo .nat fN'. ure osv bo ius u proftao'1 Co .' promo.e- as success e sentiment .Ha cam. 1tanu Mining Reo0'1
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
NAVAJO COUNTY THINKS SHERIFF
 FEES HIGH
From Tuesday Q Daily

,iert Peter of the board Q. o0. visors ig Ip receipt Of Ietto. '.l AIes F NcAllister. couutv .o,o,ll end clerk If the board ot ,une.,,.. Of Nova)a county 10 wh,et n writer states that Navsic nl ty has 70 desire or nioDs] gf etusing payment 1f an, s,l demands 1t this county. n eonnss, with the -osts of the trlai ot lh, s.l bortor case which was Drouph .l fr0m Holbrook on a change ot yspDs
 Recorder McAllister also ,skno, edges receipt of Clerk Peter ,e.,l for tho sl,52s.s5 paid by Nsn| county, and adds that this amou5 al tba, will be forthcoming anti M district attorney of Navajo .ou,J takes up and investigates sI the district attorney of this county N var,ous tens of cost pertaining to i, claims of the sheriff of Yavapai count, m connection with the Pembertob a, which the writer seemingly intin., are altogether too high, ana vk, amount Co the difference betweer ,I 52ss5. paid by Navajo county ,r the $2,273.60 claimed by Yavapa
 s74475
 The writer states that he none, a investigation will result m a a,isil tory explanation of the demand this s7iI 75 shcriff's fees, anc e
 ,iudcs by sending his "pious enr to chairman smith Of the local sup
 visors
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
Entered at the posofce Prescott mail
Editorial Comment

men be css womanly and n.ro mannisr
 What would 'uf women think a man vno appeared on tb. public streets carrying hand satcboi from vbich nc should abstract, at rtain times and places hand miro rouge boz and powder puff, proceeding thereupor 70 earnish paint and tnerwise henut'ty ms teaturcs'
 Suct , man wouc be considered a fool silly nincOmpoop, unworthy of m, w,man's rcspcc and admiration The rdinary American gr would havc ibodt as much respect Cor him as Prosident Rooscvc'. has fcr molly eoddlo
 Yet IS proper respe able. and no, i; ar out ,t the way Tor D woman to thus beautify herself ,- occasion demands
 IL IS all because the toilette mak ing privilege is conceded 70 th' women hy respectable usage and con vention and not to th, men ! Try 1t on the other Tay anu we se' that while it IS respectable and per misslble for the men C smoke thei fool heads of If they want the, are not going to entertain a " lib cral measure of respect for th' 'omel
 who. m order Co be smart respas upon their prerogatives.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
THE WOMAN WHO
 SMOKES CIGARETTES


 Occasionally some well known dame, intent upon creating sensation. ap- pears in an exclusive cafe 'n San Fran cisco and proceeds to enjoy without asking anyone's permission the com forts and inspirations of cigarette. And as often as this takes place the San Francisco daily newspapers work up a bunch of interviews secured from club women and others, dealing with the rights and proprieties appertain ing to such procedure.
 Now the dailies of the metropolis are discussing the action of Mrs Herman Oelrichs. once Tcssic Fair m smoking cigarettes at Tait E cafe.
 The agitation is becoming stale so far as san Francisco is concerned, for the spectacle of women smoking in public places is not an unusual or cx- traordinary one There are some women, quite prominent m club affairs, who de fend the right of their sisters tO smoke, either m public, or in the privacy of boudoir The preponderat- ing majority of those interviewed, how ever, still maintains that women of fend against the conventionalities, and therefore against deccncies, when they enjoy, in the presence of mixed as sembnges, the nattcries of Nicotine.
 In legal sense, women undoubtedly have inst as much of right in their favor when they choose to smoke, as have their husbands and brothers. If 1t is lawfu for a man to partake oi the pleasures of d cigar pr cigarette, it is inst as lawtu for milady to do so, In fact, SO far az california is con cerncd we think that there IS no where any legal inhibition upon the practice Df smoking
 Buo Ho maintain tha women iving under present day onVentions of American society outside ~ 'he fast and furious nner circles pf some .t our large iiet nave nt nailY dc nsihlc flgh t. '"'ome h''' tt "a. InDaCc0 napi
 .e tursc, ~ 5u. n. n son, les
 .n. thc eountrY derly womer -t sm,N without 1uondIng agains
 h, .r1pr ncs 'h.s 1nn' had bcci r.rncail adica,"u wher he smar mNucco nn tnoa th' g1t
 Npt H, 1bci TO" vhicl ne lt rpnrat'v'} free Amer
 9om,. Nr)'i bo ronfessIng ger
 a,v eonosty and seif.respect .. Nen.' ,dm ncn inability 70 re
 4a mpuiso tc ape tho
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
TAM|ETT| OROER[| COMMITTED T0
 ASYLUM
,From Sunday g Daily

Emaciatcd and unkept in app ance wild.eyed and staring Giatc Tamietti appeared m the prooI court yesterday afternoon at 2 ''eoi and after being examined as to sanity. was decided insane and ordr committed to the Territorial lg for the insane, at Phoenix.
 Tamietti was arrested m Jerome day while wandering around 10 graveyard there. He mad been mak the burial ground his headquarters some time, using the graves foI Oo and The tombstones and slabs for lows He had partaken of no noun ment tor some time, and was m sv weak and emaciated condition.
 The unfortunate Italian suffers f' an hallucination that he IS the Hs' of plot to poison him. In answer questions of the examining phySa'I he stated that he had not seen ahy' try to poison the food of which ne n about to partake, as his ~oua poisoners knew he was a fighter therefore, were intending to pol1 him when he was off his guard
 Previous to two years ago laml'| was an energetic and indus'f'| miner About that time he snow signs of mental depression, oe'i1 shiftless and suspicious of an former friends, and gradually h's niI gave way until he sought the 'e'' graveyard, summed all his lequN1 ances, and refused to eat unie" can speedily be cured of ans ''A' imaginings it is quite likely 'n" will slowly starve to death
 Camietti is native of Italy ahu years old. He has been q reslden this Territory seven years He " H' ried, but has been separated ITO" wife for the past few years he be taken to the asylum today
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
WHERE IS PETE7

somewhere out m the Wild and wooiiy west Pete De Long, a supposedly young man who came west to make his fortune or kill Indians and desperadoes, IS treking around while an anxious fatner back m Chanutc Kan. is bend. ing all his energy and resources to get trace of his wandering boy, as is eyi. deneed by tho following placard which mas been distributed broadcast over the west:
 Pete De Long. Come home at once. MT IT, h. Cook wants you to work for him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22

LONDON, Jan. 20.-Public o"', ship and control of all the means :" ', occupies the foremost place m 'H' of topics scheduled for diseuss'OD the eighth annual conference h
 British Labor party, which began Hull today, to continue untl' 'A~ day. The Amalgamated Society ' v ginecrs, probably the iarge' wcalthiest labor body in the wof'u' introduce one of the most dehhi" far-reaching propositions 'ooA'ns public ownership. It has beeu "' in the following terms; ..
 "That, in the opinion ot 'u" :, ference, the time has arrived "n'r Labor party should have as ' ''D object the specialization of the "'''' production, distribution and eA'"'' .' to be controlled by democra'' , in the interest of the entire comnO,,, and the complete emancipation ''r. bor from the domination of eaP", ,,,. and landlordism, with the eS''', r ment of social and economic 'q' between the sexes"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
SERIOUS VIEW OF LEAP YEAR

6r McIbouruo V Boyo.oU. D'H tist minister ot Chicago appears % greatly exercised lver the adveo lean .aa, which no charactcr7es n. most icious joke and degro tatlon womer ilo oracuarly anno noes tno ssit is ,av 9f God that th- 1,tiat'F resides the male and t'. female
 Sho Mar may 'hnk nc Scs tn' ,nitiati but bless his inno sou ho aevc would seacb The sta. f ora expression v t were not fc won an acqulescent 1elp Sh ees th' possibiiti.. ong before his ".or ma culin. in,rr aware If whc ate has
 m stor. f1. nm and, If f.. s dis
 posed t. assist fate then m,. will D, given Dppo-tunits o take inits tive in good season, on tn. ontrai if the woman Is unwilling st her Cor
 keeping 'be nnwcicomo 'posal sand
 ' But the reverend doctor takes the
 leap year Ioke too seriously his fund
 of humor must bc sadly deficient, or he never would talk about the dcgtr
 dalton f women m connection W
 the bissextilo year Evidently he is | familiar with m act of the scottish
 parliament. passed n 1928 leap
 year.. which reads
 | Ordonit, that during yc rcgn of hr malst blessed majestic, Margaret,
 ilka maiden. ladce of baith high and
 low cstait shall hae libcrtie ., speak
 ve mon she likes eff he refuses to
 talk hir to bee hls wyf, he shall be
 mulct m the sum of one hundridty
 pundes, or less. as his cstait may bee except and alwais gif he ear nak il
 appeare that he IS betrothc, to an
 other woman, then he schal free This IS another rendering I' m olC ] English tradition, to.wit: If T layd' propose and he not accepted, 'hen may she claim a silken gowne. Apropoi of which is the story told ot he goo, St Patrick After resting from his Ia bors of driving the frogs aof of tn' 5 bogs, he was walking along he shores of Lough Neagh, when he was accoste, by St, Bridget, in tears, ano was tol, that a mutiny had broken 1ut in thu nunncry over which she presided, thu young women claiming the light o popping the question.
 . st. Patrick considered lew min utes, and then said he woulo conced s them the right every seventh year 2 whereupon St Bridget threw ,er arm n around hls neck, and exefaimed Ar - rah, Patrick, jewel l daurn't go bacl t to the girls wid such n proposal max l it one year m four The amiable St E Patrick replied Bridget, acushla
 squeeze me that way agin. an Tn giv F ye leap year, the longest f the lot ' The legend further states that, quicl T as n wink St Bridget popped ,h [ question to St Patrick h,mself, whC [ of course, could not mary. so n
 patched up 'he difficulty as best n r. could, with a kiss and n gown O Rev Dr Boyntou IS to- leadly ser ous No tru. woman nced outside a' ! ! sistance m tnls great tuestioD } mating, eithei m leap yet ,r at othe times, and, ns for tearing nc divisihl' s by.four year has ,ender to degrad e the sex. he is borrowing rrouble Una 2. does mol exist let hin urn his mil II isterial attention Co woe f more mi Is tcrial aspect tnat reall' need ameli'
 rating
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-01-22
ROBBED THE BANK.

rENOLA, okla, Jan. is -Aftei Il hard nand.to hand battle with Assist. ani Casnier iones, two masked men robbed the First National bank nerc of about $i,000 in currency at clock this evening. Jones was found an hour later bound, gagged and in- sensible. A posse is now in pursuit of the bandits.