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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

IT has remained for an Augusta
Young lady to land one of the hand
soonest trout of the season, and the
voune lady in question is Miss Ida NJ
shaw one If the clerks at the Russell
&, Weston store Miss Shaw passed
Memorial day and Sunday as the guest
of relatives at Dirigo Farm, near Bel
grade station. and the fish was caught
at Snow pond. which body of water Is
nearby the house where Miss Shaw
WAS a visitor. The trout was caught
just rs the party of which his captor
was a member was making for the
shore in order to escape shower
which was coming up. and was beau
ty weighing five pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

c. 8. EURLElGH
r. r. WELLMAN
J. M. NICHOLS
MALCOM G. DYER
c. w. WAnIEiGH
W. P. PERRY
n. M. SPRINGER
w. s. BALDWIN
c. r. BiLODEAU
PURiNToN EROS. CO.
c. g. MURPHY
BROOKS ARDVgAHE co.
+. n. BEALE & co.
S. #. STiLKEY & SON co.
AUGUSTA LUMBER co.
PER |. n. RANDALL
HENRY GREGOIRE
A. S. CYR
FRANK BiLCDEAU
E. P. RusSEY
n. j. CROSS
HANKS G. WENTWORTH
j. M. FOWLER
w. w. JACKSON
ALONZo CHESLEY.
DR.. c. L. ELAkELEY
r. v. STEVENS
r. {. HILTON
DR.. o. w. TURNER
ROLAND scRiBNER
w. n. ALBEE
FiFIELD EROS.
JAMES DUNCAN
CLARENCE CRAM
CHARLES TRhsK
j. G. JOHNSON
J. n. CHANDLER
j. K. BROWN
j. r. MORRIS
DIR. L. L. pCLLiVER
DR.. w. G. THOMAS
{. r. BEAM
w. r. AYERS
CHAS. SYLVESTER
w. N. fOSS
WIN. BALLARD
JERE CLOUTlER
e. E. MhRSON
JOHN CORNER
J. n. roy
CHAS. PETTi3
n. G. BARKER co.
j. (. KINGSLEY
r. M. GORDON
c. M. n. LEIGHTON
6. l.. KINGSLEY
j. H. WHITE
E. w. ELWELL
G. r. CAMPBELL
A. S. PRATT
BYRON BOYD
3. ". COTE
HARRY JONES
n. n. LEE
w. S. LAMSON
F. w. LEE
L. L. WElLMAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

~. 10 Let sign in your window
'e' your room sometime: a 3
u,.r ao IN the Journals Want Advth
Will let 1t today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02
AUGUSTA Lodge Directory

rusHNOC CHAPTER, r. A. M.
~ a. Stated convocation at Masonic
MMnn,nle 30 O'Clock Thursday evening,
I 1une l. All soiournins companions are
JuM.,lv invited to DC present.
GEORGE n. BANGS, II. F.
THOS. II. BODICE, Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

York .-'n5 - :
80 1i6 80 1U2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02
.ucusTA LODGE, NO. 141, r. &. A

=, stated communication at P. M.
TM..os5ay. June 3 Work in Master Mason
aa,1N All soiourning. brethren are COR
sa;o,v invited to attend.
o'"' NINFRED A. JACKSON, w. NJ.
CLAUDE w. TOWNSEND. See.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

eANroN AUGUSTA, NO. 9 p. NJ.
psgu,ar meeting every third Tuesday at
o'clock. r.,Ep co,+
r n, HOxIE, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

,epHTHA ENcAMPMENT, NO. >.
settings at 7.3O o'clock every second and
tourth Tuesday:
q. W. MERRILL, Scribe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

..yLum LODGE. NO. 70, REGULAR
sss,ne Friday evenings at O'clock
n mark in the Initiatory degree June ;.
""A e a. FREEMAN, N. G.
T. F. WESTON, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-02

A choice stock to select from. also
Tomato, Celery and Cabbage plants.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
DAUGHTER KILLED BY FATHER
Daughter marrisd Against His Wishes When He Fired Bride Ran Be
 tween the Two Men.

Fl Dorado. Ark-Nrs Isaiah Wood. a bride Of only tew days was shot and almost instantly kHte3 hF her father. Andrew Bradshaw. a, hls home near Smackoyer. The deadly bullet Vas intended for her aGstaa5
 Bradshaw daush#es recently mar red Wood arasns. her fathers con sent lie was greatly d5s-.easec and W-auesday when tAe aHE couple were at .be gHsl.S fazua= he-e. he gel into quarrel v..a h.s soa.lnlaw. f.f drew d pistol ant. saa-aE bis rur- rse. his daughter sas1s5 eetTzee1 her father and husband prevent he
 impending tragedy AS she G.t s2 uradshaw fired. and sHe >agng wife received he bulier S1e 4.s1 n a few moments a Ees father feet 2 ao V1s mortified a -he result ot his an zez He is unaer a.Tes- ea charge T involuntary uaasza--Eter.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
AGREEING wITA THE ASSESSOR.
Ills Reasor fer Building unneedsd
 Addition to House.

Representative Birdsall of Iowa oo- iects to the high rentals charged in Washington during the congressional season. He says he feels like an Irish farmer he knew out in his dis trict. The farmer had bought place ou: Of savings as farmland and renter. The tax assessor came around one day and put a valuation on Pats nev property which Pat thought ex. cessive. His protest however, was unayailing.
 One day a neighbor visited Pat and found him building an addition to his house, and obviously the house was plenty big enough without it
 Isn't that a piece of eItrava- gance2 he asked Pat.
 "Think ag!n II moight be" said Pat. but I'm after havin' the ouid place warth phat the assisser says it Is"
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
State Boards in Quiet Session.

Quiet and uneyentful were he regu- lar monthly meetings of he State Penitentary Board and the SJate Board Of Charitable Institutions. held In Little Rock Monday Bat lttle other than routine business was trans acted by either board The twb days session of the state Board os Caars- table Institutions proved very gu5es= Little other fAan routine business MS transacted The board adjourned Tuesday night. af-es allowing coa- tracts for supplies.
 The Pententiary Board convened at II o'clock Monday ia fhe office af he secretary h he state haus4. Wl.h al members present bgt Attorney Gen eral Kirby. who was Ca, of 5he tl-y. Al accounts and payro.ls were al lowed. Governor Plr3all then .asro- daeed a resolution regarding fh- a..z- chase Of more mules for tse @ra-a s4-- and improvement of eaa f-5aas here
 The cemmzt2e= aaaa51.es za Peaifea55ars Ba-a -s Ha-laasa B nambs- ot maies fo ess ss8.e. ta=n has as yer taken u7 5,aa aea 5a the mater. Comm ez=E2zss a member ot fhe comm. -aa s-a-eI Tues 5ay Ina, -se comm zs.s Tas s5-- sidering purchasing tEe ms.es .r. :. r r G2la-2lrA oE BeG-oc.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
4 ReTeoy fer Neuralgia CT Pain in
 the Nerves.

For neuralgia ard seiaaca S,oa1,s Ltntmeat has no equal l. has { pow. ertuiiy sedatiye effect on the nerves -Pe1etrates without rubbing and gives immediate relief from pain Quickens tbe circulation Of the blood and gives pleasant sensation Of com. fer and warmth
 For three years I suffered with neuralgia n the head and jaws" writes J P Hubbard. ot Marietta. s. C. and had almost decided 70 have three q ny teeth pulled. when friend 7ecoDnended ue to buy 25 Ger, =tot..e of Sloaa's Lninent. did so aa1 experienced immediate relief. s23 ! kept oa using ], ua;l he neu- -a.za ~as entirely cured VII never Ae w.:Aaa; bottle = S,oaa's L,a!- 1eat ia Dx house again. gse l; a,so to- insect A.;es szd so-e throat. and ! can c1ee-.z,,y recommend f to any one who suffers rom any of the ils have mentioned.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Companies Incorporate

Articles of incorporation ana agree ment Were filed Wish the secretary et state Tuesday by The Burke Brick Company which will eusaga ta The manufacture and >ate at brick a= Faet Smith The 5acorperas0ts ase N. (. Burke. Frank X Uaadin and ieAn II Vaughn The eumpaaE .#e# -f'1f- a-es Nf-h a capital stock f $t5HHta. al of which has ben subscribed
 Articles at incorporation and sEree- me1t were ned vjta She secretary pt state Tuesday ey rHe Fort Smith Well Drill Manufacturing Company. which VII engage n -He= manufacture and sale et well asiz's a2d=other vel. drill ing sIgHIzes a5 For. smith The sucar- ro-azets are :. L. Johnson. T. Rove R Johnson and F Eaws1 Gilmore
 Articles af incorporation and agree nect were hIed WedaeSGay Vfh ne secretary ef state by tAe F szezs Union Warehouse and Banking Com aAay. The tncovp1ra-ers are E F. Calvert, president. [ r. faaazss. #esee president. J W Jua5el. secretary and treasurer J. n Nglt and V F Sae-- ron. The company VII ar7-a-e at Bearden, dealing n general V.ra= house and banking business #Iz .1= carpoeates w4th a- capital stseA ef S5.= eo9. of which $I54a has tzaz sub scribed.
 Articles of incorporation aH# az-=.s ment were fled wjsa he Ssczesazs os state Friday 1y zhe Taut Ls@e Com pany The company MI eaSase iz the manufacture f lire at ToatEaW1= | incorporates wsta . capizsi ssce& ot s25noo. of which $5.-5 Eas ben sub sCribed.
 Articles of incorporation aad a-.ee= ment were filed with the secretary of sate Friday by John ksier X Co. The ineorporators are. Adolph F Groe ger. James (. McCroy and John hg5es The company will engage ia 8 general mer- canIile business af Marked Tres. I. Incorporates with a capital ssoeh q slo.ooe all ef which has been sub. SCribed
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
o0mmu,es oea,7 Penalty q Nes-o.

Goternor P.u5aA Monday cawas-e3 70 lie imprisonment he see-sace Ct death ~ Colore. Jones a ze-zs seq ,euced to be harse8 F-5-aa-s \. ia Mdier county. a..es AassaE Heao convicted ef murder. The govern took this aei5on a sae e2eSe = 8 zaz= ing which he cordecret D tAa exes i've chambers at which attorneys for sDa eaiast he negro u-es=H taesr ease Tze sentence MS tsz.= ugted a.Eez -he Supreme Cau-, hat zefese3 an appeal tl tha- eaazz -1e governor tasez A.S sse5~ aa -ae grounds 6rst ea The ssazeua1. at the .arr-s Nha e-zvsc.es -1e ra5-o. s7eea1}s eH he z.l--z .-z- -ee ce sress whom Jones e5 vaz azaz fo have been cf lew 5earse ze- aa5 as= cords-S H1 tae eeassH5as af ssa axaz eastFe. rot ec.-lss ta d. u4ca 1-,7. fe@ sac .r1w s1ceety as a-e ef az -aaA stamp aat vas ads i7 n s--t-s -he welfare rs >=5z-.7 f5= B atz-Hs#s2 w..h rea-aa t- t saeee.lan tae saee=a5r es s4z S2eia, aaas.z 9ss HS areclara a-ter comm t1a sz-zs sentence iS a-e # a nos e-- ever g1s,-ea tv azr e-y- e~e-E Gs .Srsaasas
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
oslarora Leg ssistare

GHt&-5a Rspzase4-a-lT NJ lon Bryan introduced resolution Wednesday saaa #s-zaz 15 he people as amendment - sGe 57Hs..-s.-5aa. g7eFdlnS -h3. .he capital of theS.a-e sal ha 5euaarz-..y# iaca-es a Ga.h.
 Tha house aassa1 =-5 e-z-a~z men. za= L#1zSaz aHz=rH-=@- Hz.. --sa-zzalzz
 aNa>#.aw- providing 5#-z.zz- .es = S 11e ae5 from aH= =e ds-eaH years sss nz-ses2eat for ..S violation The >s1a-e a47Ffed Haasss ne Ca-sel aa 's=5scsesShe7 b5H aaa aasa adese ezsl =7 rsaAa records #at ReHsz.zcaa c1c.ais us Oklahoma Territory.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
State Capital Notes
pardcns Issued.

Governor Piudall Thursday issued three Haadons. One was issued to Jesse Montague, who was convicted at he December. 1906 term of he Monroe County Circuit Caars at the charge If manslaughter and sentenced 70 two years in the state reurea-laEy. The second pardon was tssee# sr Sil- ney Threadway. waa=Was ceaf .etea at the October Term. IsN-. of The Com way County Circul, Court at tte charge ef He-it larceny. a1d aae# $19 and seaH eueea ta six months sa ja.l. The .htrd pardon was .~Sed -a B F. TAseaag=aH. Rae=Nas= convicted as the same zerm q the Conway Gaaa.y Cir eur Court and Tn sse same charge and sentenced se tae pe-Heaztazy= Aa ef5rz Lad esea made so pars.e Threa8way
 Governor PtafaI SaHsstag szaa-e4 ttrvs Fa-4ous one waS EsaHssa 70 H,zgrs Price. zaaszezez ;. .Ee Ser- .ea ae= ra.- z.z1 = he Sebastian taaass e5He#s Cea=-=et Ehe charge at as-z4s aee5 assault 5Ha eaea sls4 Tas ~ss Ra> issued fa NJ Ha5aes. <#aFzeze# a= -ee September 3@a-.
 s "A tee J'H.ea County Circuit tHeHz -t rHe charge # grand larceny a.sa sea -aeed leone year h. =.se pe-l. .ea.5a=s The stlr6 vas tssuest -e Lee Green. convicted at Ehe September. t<z-. zszu of he UnI5a County Cir, ea5s Caa=e t the charge of zrand lar ce1E sa8 sentenced fo#oae Faar In tee pe-Iteasiazyz
 Governor F.a6aH Friday granted q parton % T E Atwood aa ased Con te3e7a-e veteran waa Vas convicted 5a faa Franklin Co4nfy Circuit Cegzr z z1a charge ef malicious mischief aa& assi s-3 The governors Hara5a -emoves zhe dse The Fe.tssoa s5- ra-5ea vas szS2s6 aF ses s-a 4~t 7roseeaziaS attorney 9ae a4rs5csRas - h AtS .s.aI
 Governor P.1fals Tees5as #ssae8 pardon ta #tAe .ai.aa=s-E
 Els Warren eaHy5esez zsa re- cemee- eerm. sSss q =1a S.#sl=r Caa=- Y G}Heaj; Ce3Ht# tl=-s= t=.-5=sz .s. 5zzz.zt lareeas and sentences . -se 7s-.=--=.- tlarY fa- one year The Ha-5ea R4s granted . restore e.zz-e1sa5g
 Bob Dean, cauyicte4 at tAe Nay term fsa5. Of the NsSSzsss sapi= =Caansy Circuit Court of the charge ot grand larceny and sentenced ta one year in he peniteatiary This pardon was  also granted n order Q restore ciri- zensh.D Both pardoas were granted II order that he men eaaid eesssfy . s5ja3
 Chandler Dunn. canv.e-el 8 he June .efia. 3sa2. es he Jefferson caaa- ' CzTc1t Court q he charge ef mar dez 52 he second degree and san- teacesi -o l5 wears n he =aeaHe2t Eass-
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
E-e Ea

San Be-Hazds1a. Cat-Tae wes. bound Los Anse.eS Limited @ .as Saa Pedro. Los Angeles aat Sal Lake Railroad was wrecked Tues 5ay nigh a Pe-teF station. seFen miles from Riverside Tes engine S.-Eck . wash a--2u- portion If he --aes and he en -l77 fsa.- ot seven ca=S teff=rse tsaea aa5 ven 5Era he ti-eh# where | lies as aa aas5e as 45 degrees ' ss sazd at zet aazSe.1arS ae-s severely r sasea Hn =Hat tha- none was sILlei a- scr =~5.~.s
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Toe lnterestlru 10 Bury.

There iS . certain little southern girl who !s very fond Of her negro nanny The nurses name is Sally. and she is large woman. 50 she is known as B.g Sally. EtAe!. however. o2Hs her aBjsS.e tor short. One day he- mother t1ek her . a museum. vke-e. aEe-g ether things tAa1a were soma stuffed animals. Et5el was greatly interested aad f5- many days she ds3 ro; tt-e 3t taking a6cu. them. Psrhaes week later. a tha supper table. alter Fcecccur.e5 silence. she sad
 Mamma when B.gEiA dies Tn rot going 70 have her buried. In song 70 have he= stuffed
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Warned ey Navy Department.

Washington -SE#aH.sS. contractors ar# mine operators. 5a :asf eseryz con se=a having -n to ez-a 5.s handling :. caaI f8r fse aaHz aaF= k-z- ar.e3 Hr he department -a sase eN-1aa-5i= aa=e= precautions =se ass#s < aeae-z-lec
 -ae incident reported =as tGe e1m- aieH at rhe aas.la=za Qs52 recent E. when <.5es #Gslas.z Wss fsr8 WE.ze taxing aH#a-t =7as Sem collier The Ee..aEzuzeEr U i-tts# sa 4H corearuet. points H1t -he serE az~ consequence =haz u#SHr ezsss ..#u tazs source aaz has =a>sez z. -a ae eEz-a zis5sr- Sometime aEo ( S-5cE ot dynamite f#aa# =a -he coal 5er t1e 5st-ie>E#p Bha5e Island wa> s-4ils=e and 5f aas f#aa5 Ina | aat >seg- s-s fazee ard Was harmless
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Seq te-

trf tl9 r4t rera ---. asaar Ne
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 s4 . as granted v Gcse- ts.5-=s raz- Uasse= -=e sasa5= ErestE.= Is a#e- N N Tea. ae7sae ta answer =tae change et.. 1.zaas 4@a aata- ss ..s
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
PANTRY CLEANED
A Way sor= Peope Have.
.A

4 512ta- said
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 tEs- Ss ne=e -z-7-s5 -z5 yaz-s zEe Hsss-1 zzs z@zE e-st -ss- ot z.5cev.es We as5 - so-= co.- .es 4-5 "a t,- s-sszs. t .-=- 5 1-- -z9o5 s-sz-s e sr z7 year ---e1=- Esg ~== zu-z- away z11 P1sz -se5
 .7 ;ze sE= cs 2 1z1 been z-- GUS e@ez fe s=zs c@- Aazs z-4 s-@ez=s s-a--r - --ses-.c1 sz5 s- .-s 15-s--.s -ss-z=-s S-ee -s-s Ps@ zs g--,s E2Ye c1- so-e- 2es vcE-=- ' Isv-- es-
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Revised.

We hear" began the reporter that you are to marry Blobb. the eillionaiFe, Won't you give us the de tails?"
 Sure, replied the obliging actress. T like these things to be exact. Get out your notebook I do not know Bloob. but I have heard Of him. and understand he has wife. am my. self happily married ! do not be- Neve in divorce or bigamy. I would not If free, marry 8 divorced man I would not marry Blebb if We were both free and he was the last mar on earth
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Comm ss -s issued

The secretary f s.ate has 5ssae4 commissions as follows Nota-.as pa5- ac Sea.z a. Paasa. Car aea,vr at Eureka Sg-.azS. Rata-- Nell | Ha.sSyl#e ! Cz-aa at Pam. e-FHe j. l. Wzes.ey # Carlisle H. E Ra. f Dole F N S.--.s 5s Nal. zez- A5zs Gs-a az : Eees11 ef c5.ea 2.aa. a ksa==z ae Peace E ca-saa i -.ze.z2 5eaoe
 E4s following ea@H -a< were sss z s=a=s ~saz-5 N5-a-z public | Ss-se-s Ls=..s Rags R1ra A=-a4~e Iz G-4Ee Fs=zee--v = E-se a-8 ! ' Ees 1t Ia.-a ee--y-
 Fss tz-.ea were s>.-. e 5-x -a se-a s-s H. >zase E#-= zz=ae~ zs Frs Hsa R N F-4 E.A 1oza es Re
 -z- -s--e.a-y v s-s S4
 sss sas =5 J
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Laugh and Grew Fat: No.

There Is nothing n the maxim '1augh and grow fat CT else the joke smiths fail to grow mirthful over their own uerryuaking.
 Great hamoEists seldom are fat r. ?. Dunne is the heaviest. weighing about l6o pounds The weight oi others living is: Mark Twain. l50 pounds George Ade. IT; Jerome K. Jerome, 143, and W. W. Jacobs. t32. 0. Henry is really gzea, hamo1ist. but he Is in the ISapound class Heme Magazine.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Pan.A~erLcaa- cortererce

&aSHs- a--tt a n.es-lae of tha ~2sa.a@E a-l ct -he Bureat of s-=-ea0 Republics Wednesday pre- s#s25 asez hz Sae-eta~g Rea. ani a-
 =a= aa=5F a# at -sa mem aa-z a 1~ Has aaz tr sha- he
 tl-=A American conference =e sea 6tEas Hae-z7 Airs Ar-ea-.ae republic. May =.
 ss ista 2as za5aH-eE -a corr 12--.#-a.e =ze achievement q 5asa- .z#-z- -1a Se1l American ra-
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
StO0 Reward. Sl00.

Tee readers of tels paper zlI be G.sAsei Q lear, tnst teere ssst sne jed disease that .etezcs has been aa.e % care i4 s !ts stSSe. S1i taAi is CstAr-a. Has CasA-sa Care . t1s o1.T plssttTe cara 41E s1oEu 70 sle -le-cs4 fraternity CAtsrra beng cE1>E.-ts 1.se&sa- -gz -z=es c21sttt1- UouSl t-esIzus1t Has CAtArra Care is tsSta ia- terra Ecs.uS -s-5ci Pa t1e e4J-4 al1 mucous surfaces = tae sEstzL- thereby ttst-agi1g tas fs4L4Ntta1 z t1e 1.-sase- s1t ssYil- he ps.teEi ft-sl<ta aT Szsss41- 29 fAe ns-zt1z.aa Sl1 ss tuE ast2-e n 1--ls .ss Ea-z- The V- s-.eslrs Asvs c -ce tSta il ..s e--Assvs PaEe-s -as; t2ey o-er Oas Aaa4-ei D A-s far Aay case t1s. !s fA4.s ss cure Seaz r1- af te.ss sue14As
 Att-ess ! CHENEY CJ.. re.e11. O
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
a-s Nen s.ea-,s-Ic lire-

Saa Ar. c.s T-V-A special -e .aa H-<se- Galveston. sags ss SE -= t-a- John 8E Gates -=a
 y es-z q --t - t1- Calves D.
 E-x and Cea zHt : z-a 2a.2 sa.-.- A- e-e-ag aa 5s
 D t1e Eas- uas.e-
 !. #- t=saa #.e tazs &asg ss- e a.sa he included s- -4a a.=
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Surely kjro of Buralars.

The most enterprising burglar as get recorded Is the Long Island chap who not only escaped from q brand new county Jail the other night but took with him al the locks and door knobs in the place. f they catch him they ought 10 promote him 10 the best penitenuary in the land as tribute to his genius.
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
oeo Loea Option 5 l.

galsas o-By a va-e af = .o I than 3 J1Ese.rsl-4 4e..sl -..s. Re Senate HelHeSlay azs- bzzs =E1 option
 gre uas a-Ht tsa -e1ae The a& aR 1a house as- -ts 1sEo1a-s ss ~l sass there eg s-sa-e e- az re1s.ve5 B -he Sa--
The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
Ncress ps-

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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
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The Forrest City times., 1908-02-07
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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thIrty years Lydia k. PIlk. hams Vegetable Compound, mads from roots and herbs, has been ths standard remedy for female ills and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displaeements, inflammation, ulcera. tion, tibroid tumors, irregularities. periodic pains, backache, that bear. ing-down feeling, tlatulency, indiges- tion, dizziness, ,ornervous prostration Why don't you try 1t?
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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More proof that Lydia E. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound save. woman from surgical operations
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 '' 1 was a great sufferer from femai. troubles, and Lydia E. Pinkhaun's Veyss table Compound restored me to heaf,h in three months, after my phvs;cIa, declared that an operation was abso- lutely necessary
 Mrs. Alyina Sperling, Of 154 C!ey. bourne Ave, Chicago, IL, writes:
 '' l suffered from female troubles. a tumo- and much inflammation. Two Of the best doctors in Chicago decided that an operation was necessary to sav. my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound entirely cured me without n oraar4- ion v
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-10

The football fans" of this city
and the towns surrounding BEN idji
aretakin great interest in the
forthcoming contest between the
Company K eleven of this city and
the Grand Rapids city team, which
will be played on the local gridiron
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
These two teams met for the first
time this season at Grand Rapids,
two weeks ago last Sunday, when
neither gained supremacy, the score
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being O to 0 at the end of two siren
uous halves of fierce playing.
This game is spoken of as having
been by far the most exciting foot
ball contest ever played at the
Rapids" and there is much specu-
lation as to the outcome of the game
to be played here next Sunday.
The company K boys have been
out every evening practicing dill
gently, and are said to be in
splendid condition. The lineup of
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accompany K team has been fin
ally decided upon aud is as follows:
Hillary, lie; Getchell, 1t; Lucas, lg;
Ed, c; Otto, re-; Markham, TT;
Stewart, re; Shook, OBJ; Mantor, lib;
Bowler, RIB; Kelly, fb.
Grand Rapids has a whole lot of
frst-class football players. They
have always trimmed" Bemidji, and
they are out to win Sundays game
if possible. They give out their
lineup as followa: Johnson, lie;
Hashey, 1t; Mulvenhill lg; Zeninger,
c; LaFreniere, re; Steffens, TT; Pat
terson, re; G.. Meyers, qb; McLach-
Ian, hb: J. Meyers, hb; Waleen,
fb. However, it is said that Roseth,
who gained much fame as fullback
for the University of Wisconsin team,
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Meeting Of Commercial Club
Tuesday Night.

There will be meeting Bemd
urgently
present.
There matters Bemdi county
anda tion atonce.
10 meeting, and busy" !
F. LYCAN, President
u C. PRYOR, Scretary
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