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The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24
GIVE YOUR ROOF A COAT
Land Sale.

WHEREAS. on the a4th day of JanHat4 TsIfl Ahi>tedt and Nafja9 Aaf>fe#t #=h= ktNtd t9 the undersigned The hereinafter ae- >e.rlhe9 real estate to secure aH jadeatelH 5ss payable tp Alr, Alice | Tay Tor. same b- 2t EtE9fu n Book II, II Page 44a il me afh v ftsaHIfh aefi i ~a> provided ii >aid eas #e8 aHse that Hea>e # default ia the pa4aa If >a'4 lnuentaane>> or any parr tAere0t, 2! 7 2ef>iSlle,t. at the leque>t If the legal haIle. 4&iitE 4T >aIQ indebtedness ~AQllA >z5i aeleimaftei described property tn pay ts- same t5t t-A tsah~HN pf executing this tfus'. ard
 0 ileisIs default having tsasH T Adf fz=sH- v Indebtedness anal Ae HHeit.E-t -taa 5a4t #3-- z5 tf-ff4e~ffi ta make ~atlt aesaFtifH- ta tHH EHzt- at >85a tg#~i ae-8
 NHW. fbrIrftfe notice ss here5V -l5e t4al
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24
saturday, the 18th Day al May. iaps,

9t taHHt~t tHF. = EiaHe k Gallflt k, 4 Ht3- -tes sell a pahi.e oufcry t0 ths hi-he-. ii- Gt,t1 taA toslaNaf- described lest te tzs t- sst6s
 Commencing at 2 point on north Af Jackson street " fhr town of Eaffe-f t.4t Afkausas. where the section line DetM Hons i*euiy-seNeH t255 and t4eut y-.t-=45 t-a township hEe t51 north ran-e thfre 5tt et-t. tfoest'> said street and from thence AatlA a- @afa section Hue. four hundred and HtfA A-5=4 t4A3 feel thence north >exeH r. ut-trf.n ts,s one hundred and thirty eA5l feet. tit.i south nineteen tiaA degrees east four HHtt4Is aud fort9-t&o t&424 faef te Jackson -lts. 2 theme south seventy C90i 4rSree> we>t tNt hundred and eighfY-siN t3~j1 feet alou- -Asd street to the place of beginning. sath t4 t3H taiH tRa f24 acres 8f land and being khe nom stead of the said C \ Ahlstedl and Delh@ io cated in St Francis County Arkansas
 Fitif believed to be good but i sell ohi9 '7 trustee ard do not warrant
 4-a-3t E ". PAYNE
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24

A jo5ly time vas had u the skating rink Wednesday night. A peanut contest was inaagarated, and Mr Vii Dooley got the prize l pretty stick pin-for picking up the most peanuts. Quite large crowd partici- pated
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24

Mrs Eugene Williams is the proud possessor 9f handsome new Need ham piano, surprise present from her husband and sod by Mr. John Minton, Of Wynne. who was here last week, and represents the manufac- turerS.
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24

- FANCY STRIPED TAFFETAS: a ga5d patterns and eol5T.. fife quality verY stylish f9r waists 40, and dresses: Easter sac 3 yi 4OC >5e WHITE SILKS. at yard. ssc.
 Three thousand yards of 56 inches wide White China siIks. regular ,1-eent grade. >aie price. %. adtd s.s.=e .#..#s..=.=..=....s.. OON
The Forrest City times., 1908-04-24

MT I. " Barnhart. who recently purchased beautiful building let of MT. NJ. lsaacs. is having excavations made for cellar, and will build at once handsome six-r05m residence. with cellar. furnace and al up-to- date equipments
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

hear before turning in for the night with the
voices Of men in conversation upon the decks.
If you are a stranger and have never seen A
norther, and afraid that the storm may come
and leave word with the night weschman of your
hotel TO call you when it begins. This is quite
unnecessary precaution and am not surprised
that the watchman looked at me somewhat
strangely when 1 made the request to him about
pulling the norther.
The storm. when it finally comes. which is usual!
ly in the early hours of the morning. breaks sud
denly and with great force. and almost immediate
ly the sea gets up and the waves start breaking
upon the maecon. The whole of the first block
two of the city is built upon made ground. which
is by no means thoroughly settled yet, not even
since the earthquake. When the strike the
maecon the shock is communicated 10 the filed
in section. producing in the very newest and big
gest Of the buildings thereon a shock best COM
parable to that you receive when the engineer
ma kes miscalcuation in coupling up your train.
The jolt from the waves is whit less sharp
than that from the engine; only the train
you don't mind the thing because you know the
is built TO stand the racket, while you are
by no means sure of d plaster and stucCo build
ing. You hear the wave crash upon the maecon,
and then just the shock Of the earth follows
the explosion Of shell. your hotel gathers itself
together and jumps from under you. 1t is not a
big jump as jumps go, TO be sure, but inch of
sway TO building, like the distance on the
you first encounter it, and. by actual measure
ment, of these Valparaiso buildings have
established standing broad jump records in ex-
of three inches, After building jumps three
inches it must necessarily jump back to the nor
NAL again, which it does after the fashion of a
pendulum, by swinging a slightly less dis
in the opposite direction. By the time your
hotel is even keel another wave will have
struck the malecOn and off ii goes again.
Naturally most people are frightened when they
thus tossed for the first time on the bosom
OF the Valparaiso waterfront, and, what is worse
many really and unfeignedly seasick If you
fastidous and carry dainty toilet articles in
the form of cut glass shaving mugs and smelling
salts bottles, you may even suffer personal loss:
otherwise breakage will be only to the account
of the hotel One of the early waves on the night
of my first nOrther took my soap dish, the next
my water bottle, and the next some Photograph
negatives and my tooth powder. At this juncture
] got up and dumped the rest of the breakables
into the wash bowl, in which haven they rode out
the night in safety
In the morning I retrimmed my room on strict
ly scientific principles-which consisted in putting
everything but the bed clothes on the floor and
consequence weathered the following two
days of the storm with dry deck. During the
toughest weather most of the people had their
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

Uttered with the cargo that mas been discharged
from the lighters upon the enbankment, male
con. Theoretically this ~malecon is q clear space
reserved for the handling of incoming and outgoing
cargo; in fact. il is of the most hopeless jun
bes of freight and filth 10 be found in the world
The principal reason for the existence of this
stupendous pile is the fact that the trade Of Val
psraiso-and this is particularly true since the
earthquake OF a year ago-has increased at a much
greater rate than the capacity of the railroads and
lighters TO handle it In summer. beyond i-s un-
siEhtliness, this accumulation is attended with
loss o inconvenience save that incident 10 the
petty thicving that goes on upon every water
front. in winter single day may the destruc-
lion Of millions. At that every dollars worth
Of loose property along the malecon lies at the
mercy Of the deadly and imminent 'norther."
What the typhoon is 10 the Oriental coast of
Asia and the smoom the Indian Ocean, the
Jorther is 10 the southern coast of South America
Unlike The Iyphoon the noTther is not 'twister
j always attacks from the same direction, and
Goes its work in perfectly straightforward, open
and aboveboard manner by steady blow One
o. these storms would he very serious affair for
the ships a well protected harbor- What il is
those in Valparaiso Bay, which. in common with
the rest Of The other so-called harbors of the
Chilian coast. opens out the north and plays
directly the hand or, more properly the teeth,
Of the wine from that direction, only one who has
seen a norther can appreciate. AS result the
destruction OF shipping and property in and about
This unfortunate port regularly exceeds that of any
other half dozen harbors in the world. For the
cargoes OF vessels that lie in port during the
norther IL is the custom 10 take out
sn extra policy OF insurance against destruction
ordinarily higher than that for ten thousand
-7osla
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
SHIPS HURLED ASHORE.

When I arrived in Valparaiso the extent of my
knowledge in regard TO noTtherS gained in
reading the allusion in of Kipling's poems to
q ship that foundered off from somewhere or other:
Awash with sodden deals.
slipped Valparaiso with norther at her heels
That night storm blew up. and by evening Of
she next day l had seen three big sailing vessels
strike and so TO pieces the beach, good sized
tug and several heavy lighters trying to navigate
the cobbiestones half block inland from
the rnalecon, a 50-foot pressed steel freight car
lifted up and placed squarely across the entrance
of my hotel and cargo worth about S400oGe0 wash
e6 away or destroyed Also, came to understand
how II is that the people of Valparaiso are wont
10 speak so bitterly of nothers
on the day before a storm the air is Of a strange
and unnatural clearness and alive with electricity
The least detail Of The scenery along the crest
of the rugged corTos behind the city seems to
eozf down toward the eve as II a telescope were
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

being held upon it, while across the harbor the
great white wall of the Andes overtopped with
tho mighty Aconcagua, nearly two hundred miles
away and beyond the Argentine line, appears 10
have slipped suddenly and silently down TO the nay
from the very beach of which they seem TO rise
All day long the barometer falls, and with the
last light of clear, untroubled looking sunset
strikes upon a scene Of busy but unfurried prep
aration in the bay and the malecon
There is not a great deal to be done. but this
must be done well The rest is left to chance
In the case of the steamers anchor chains are
shortened up moorings made ready to cast at Il
moments notice, while heavy pressure of steam
is maintained against the necessity of the vessels
having to fight her way out to sea should the har-
Dor become unsafe. Sailing ships, Of which there
is always a great number in the bay, have no al
tentative but to safely possible and trust
10 luck. So too, the lighters and other harbor
craft The cargo the malecon also passes from
human providential care. Providence being as
sisted much a possible with numerous stout
lashings Of ropes. chains and cables
The first signs of the norther are apparent
about or 10 O'Clock in succession of light puffs
of warm air that come purring through the tele-
phone wires and go mouching about the streets
stir up small whirls of dust and paper where
they chance Unexpectedly upon each other at the
corners. The air is abnormally still. and at each
wind puff with startling distinctness from
the harbor the throb of engines and the clank of
mooring chains These are the last sounds you
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
VALPARAISO AT THE
MERCY OF N0RTHERS
NOTHING TO STOP FIERCE
STORMS.
Merchandise and Ships Trust to Luck
Property Worth Millions at
Mercy of Wind.
Ry Lewis X Freeman.

Many port waterfronts interesting. but few
strike pleasantly upon either the eye or the nose
and Valparaiso is not exception. The buildings
OF the front block of the city follow in close para
lei the curve of the bay. leaving only room for
rsrropr street three or four railroad tracks and
continuous cement platform for the cranes TO
handle cargoes OF piers or warehouses there
are none and the harbor front for over a mile is
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

LIMITED AMOUNT OF r,a,,-.-
cent esht hrst mortgage gold bo75. = ~
proceed ~ ~ reliable trust cor1os,I''' .o' az.
est payable serni-annuaIlv Es11- ints--
ra.. s@.s at McDonaid-WIgsins Co. zs7 5as.- 80.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

WANTED Nan for Ns,, -
oid established manufae4r-,1k oNcs. n
MgrHiag day and night n an sor1oa1T.
.si5 .aSe so,"D" per cent alsran,ss1s. Dur
S.lls C.l Is. 2 good opening McTor,Is s'oss,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

LIMITED AMOUNT os sfoo,- -
!arge coal corporation, P-osx,.,or ,or nI..
qe,al,s I.L9 at McDonald-T -Tigvtn. ~ Fsf
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

szOgo . PER CENT ursfsr-.s
SAFE oid established rnarrta-,a. rnta stock y,
pai,y- D AeDonald-Wissins Co so''-'SSas Srrs con-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

$4,000 INDUSTRIAL. sroc-- -
established business. pavsnx - for al.
P,.a.iGulaFs r.asl1ls at McDonaid-WIsx1o - per osat
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

STOCK FOR SALE. sfno, -
% per cent: large man, - ssre. VIII -
Virgins Co Ssz curing I's husr.s.s,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

BEAUTIFUL 213-AC-PE urAD,x
iS-ro"m house. outbuiIdf7z, -. lor al.
nt Hent Town on HUDSON. one rsfIs :. proras-
pot, one mile waterfront. Fo. sra Irora C.
Apply McDonald-Wiggfns Co. - as.s1''llculs-, ls-,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

ht-t 49, WANTED: s4.Ooo. s--.
inp s b,,si s'sss patented novelty |%.r in,.r.v
NJ W41g.-5,. 3us',ess' Particulars q, "snutscta-.
-Il ...ssIlls 20. 257 Broadway " acDona,d-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

bOR SALE-Pstented rsiIross =
.-.9 LnIteG states patent: price. s1o nea1
vestisa ton invited Apply 3fer,o,.2so =. r
gins Co. 81 Broadza5-' '11a-H
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

SioUto LOAN wanted: two wear, -
aDle teasehold property: this ci,,,. "a az
antee per cent. iavestigafs ,ti.f' sasr-
at hcDonald-Wiggins CO. 257 "a a.. .Av71
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
BUSINESS cs.,r--

ATTENTION-we s-.- ~.
~ amount or guaranteed ing Inn.
-a.1 LII 'sass gold bonds: so.,,.sa ssr cent -.
~. sfaa estate @ and merchandise, lsy. sanossx
& nons,5 s'sg Sy,,..nd ana $1,000 each me ooncs =.
Io'il'e,- /" "lssins Co. 81 adA'pDiy xc.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

ALICE c. DUFFEf. 1 West 34th St
Room I1OS. opposite WaIdOrf-Astoria; IS
years with Tiffany: jewelry cleaned pol
ished, repaired. while you wait: pearl col
lars TeStTung.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

GOLD. silver platinum. diamonds rubIe,
sapphires pearls. emeralds. pawn tickets;
yaluables bought. John Daley 654 9th ave.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r
Longman's Sons. gold and silver refnsrs.
E John st.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
EDOTN EAR .

PHILIP HEMGENBERG. maker OF rene
dial shoes correcting all defects OF loco
motion, removed 10 35i West 42d at
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

MANUFACTURER Of diamond mountings.
old iewelry bought. exchanged or made
over into new Norris SchIff, s. Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
TYPEwRITERS.

BIG BARGAINS.-Sllghtly used roIltop
desks, chairs, Remington and Underwood
typewriters. filing cabinets. National cash
registers. adding machines. Office furniture.
Nathan's, 4 White So.
BARGAINS!-Remingto SIS: Ham
mond's, Caligraphs. Blickensderfers.
Frenklins, $40 up. Atlantic Typewriter
Exchange. Dept. IT, No. Pas Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

y. ROODMAN. designer and manufacturer
of art jeweIry: repairing a specially.
1912 7th ave. cor 111th St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

G. N. II. Painting and Decorating Co. 144
E 1i6th st.--Bcst work at most reason
able prices; hardwood fnishers: estimates
furnished free. Tel 5Oi6-HaTlem
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

BOY.-Aged Is; in office; graduate OF
Woods Business School. Address a.
Skarda, 1857 North Sth St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
AUCTIoNEERS.

ATWOOD & PATTEE. Auctioneers Ap-
pfaisers. High class sales Ccnducted.
Furniture paintings art objects msrchan-
disc bought Prompt settlement Local
references. 1i0 Nassau st. Tel sjtl-
Ssehm2n.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

A GENTLEMAN. educated wishes posi-
ton where he Will have an opportunity
to speak English; wages. Address l..
Broad vYaN-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

WaItham watches HURD sells for Sf5y
Also. self winding and striking watches.
125 West 23d St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

MICROSCOPES Elns h,,,s,-lrnsnts. un.v,x
si.sl snd aIs5vss a specially. NieA-i"
,1,,-,osi.y shop. I6S Pars how
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
WORK WANTED.
Mala

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER.-Youn man;
German-Americau; with some reliable
firm; reference. II. Fensterer 1S2 Suydam
st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

COLLECTOR; or any position of trust; or
al anything: by young married man; ca n
give $500 cash security; speaks English
German and Italian. Address Trust. Box
.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

Gowns, Chemise Style = v,
high and low neck, a large as
sortment of styles in this lot, all
nicely trimmed. Value INr
Sc, special at. ~
UpW4S - Round, high and V
neck models, all beautifully
sed trimmed, andc,.I Regular y price 05C
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

MANAGER, with practical training, ener-
'getic and enterprising methods open for
engagement. hotel city or country. H.
care Of Moore. l4s Stuy esant ave. Brook
lyn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

OFFICE ASSISTANT or sTENOGRAPHER
and TYPEWRITER Rapid and accurate
hg1Irer and penman. l.. ]. W. Y NJ c.
A.. h02 Fulton ct. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool ta-
eles: high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices Marx Bros. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

GOOD. QUICK service in kodak deveIopI
and printing J. F. Lloyd. I25 West 81
St. corner Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

pRESSMAKING hv day or week; ladies' or
chiIdrer's dresses. late with leading city
house Dressmaker. POS East 21st ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
RUGS.
Established 30 Years

HAIG s. ISKTYAN. oriental
<S s4ss. rug connoisseur and expert re-
&ssg1 @#14 pairer and Tenovator: highest
&Fas5ssW references. so East 2Oth st .
New York Tel 1851 Gramercy
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
BeIshazzar To Date.

They drank wine and praised the gods
of gold, and of silver, of brass, of iron,
of wood and of stone Daniel, v, 4.
1t will be recalled that, toward the
close of the presidential campaign of
1884, MIR. Blaine, the republican nomi-
nee, having swung around the circle in
the West, called by the city of New
York on his way Eastward to his home
in Maine. 1t proved fatal visit Had
he gone directly to his destination there
seems no room to doubt that he would
have been elected.
He would have escaped both Belshaz-
zar's feast, as certain banquet came to
be called, and the ingenious DR.. Bur-
chard. The Burchard incident is still
very we'll remembered. The dinner at
Delmonico's, where the candidate was
made to sit at table with Jay Gould,
Russell Sage and other chiefs of preda-
tory wealth, fell into second place even
at the time and may not be so vivid TO
the retrospect; but it played its part in
the defeat which followed, defeat that
seems to have put Fate upon her mettle
because il required combination of
many agencies't to effect it.
Obviously the lesson was not lost upon
our latter-day Republicans. They post
poned their Relshazzar feast until after
TIE election. Why they should throw
off the mask so soon and so shamelessly
is quite another matter. That President
electTait's bottle holder, Roosevelt. was
inveighing against Rockefeller, Harri-
man and the rest, in violent terms and
tones even denouncing Rockefeller's
declaring for Taft, as weak Invention
of the enemy designed to injure the
Republican nominees fresh in the
public mind.
Nevertheless and Notwithstanding at
the Waldorf-Astoria love feast, three or
four nights ago they were all there; the
whole bunch every mothers son of them
answered to his name; three Roekefel-
lers, headed by Old John ID. himself,
leading the van of the Harrimans. the
Morgans and the Schwahs; Standard
Oil, being fianked by Federal Steel and
Sugar preferred; Tray, Blanche end
Sweetheart little trusts, and all
Where, on, where, was Forakers
Louisville Courier Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
NATuRALIsM AS A CUISINES
chronological Societies Employ Men
to Catch Bugs.

The man was brown and lean.
81 have chased insects all summer
long he said. "and hence my look
of health. l am, in . word, a journey
man naturalist"
"A journeyman naturalist"
Precisely. The difference is the
me and an ordinary naturalist is the
same as that between a professional
on golf course and an ordinary
player. for money solely-do the
humdrum work for the naturalist.
catch his bugs.
"All chronological societies employ
a journeyman naturalist or two. At a
stated salary the man prowls the world
with nets, sugar, sheets and the other
tools of the trade.
The nets use, Of course. you know.
The sugar is bait--we spread it IN like
ly place The sheet is used at night:
a strong light Is thrown on it, and the
bugs dart against 1t in thousands.
The shock stuns them and they are
easily captured.
"Have you never, in the country, got
your hand or elbow stuck in a square
foot or two OF the molasses smeared
on a gate post? The journeyman ma
turalist laid tina. trap, and on his re-
turn to it the next day found many a
rare bug"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
SPOILED THEIR LITTLE GAME
Triekster's Slip That Put an End to
Negotiations.

Mayor Speer of Denver was talking
the other day about a pair of political
tricksters.
They gave themselves away" he
said Don't tricksters always give
themselves away? 1t reminds me of
the two men who wanted to sell their
Sorpses for dissection. These two
men. naiserably clad. called on the
dean of medical col eye in New
York.
We are both on the verge of starv-
alton. sir the spokesman said We
are we'll on in years. and it is clear
that we haven't much longer to live.
Would you care 10 purchase our
bodies for Your dissecting groom
The dean hesitated
1T is an odd proposition he NUT
tered.
But ii is occasionally done. said
the spokesman in an eager voice.
Well said the dean, we might
arrange r. Whit price do you ask
Over in Philadelphia said the
spokesman. they gave US $50
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
@ausa,a Pilot.
TUESDAY. FEC. 80, 1908.
Published weekly and entered at the Post O6ic
at Wsussu a. second class matter.

GOVERNOR DAVIDSON has a large
number of appointments to make but.
as usual, Northern Wisconsin is not
interested. No offices expire in the
northern section, except regents of the
state university and state normal
schools, in the congressional districts
and that held by T. j. Cunningham,
who is member of the civil service
reform committee.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-12-29
WILL BE FAST GAME.

Saturday nights big game in the
\ gymnasium promises to De one of
the best games of the season The
Weyauwega i've is fast and exper-
fenced team, Weyanwega being il TIE
heart of basket ball center playing
some of tts fastest teams in the state,
aud .ae local five viii have its hands
fun, To win. Weyauwega plays at
Craadon Thursday and Friday and will
arrive here Saturday afternoon The
\ men are practicing for the game and
the patrons are assured of fast aud
exciting game Saturday night
Tickets on sale BY members