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The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
II. Work Gun. For cen.ump.Ior

The Work Cure For Consumption.
Graduated labor In pure air is the
medical treatment prescribed by DR..
N. 8. Paterson. an English physician.
for pulmonary tuberculosis, and a three
yeArs' trial at the Broppton hospital
sanitarium has shown great improve
ment In general health and resisting
power. Rest is permitted only while
the temperature is above % degrees In
the nalessr 99.8 degrees In, the female.
-Aftec asfsw days OF normal tempera-
ture light work begins and is slowly
increased, the temperature being care
fully watched. through such grades as,
first, walking from half mile to ten
miles daily: second, carrying baskets
oe mold: third, using small shovel;-
fourth, using a large shovel; fifth,
using pickax. and, sixth, using =
piekax six hours day.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
strength Of Rinss.

Some elaborate calculations, backed
by experiments. have recently been
made in England to determine the
breaking strength Of rings. 1t appears
that ring Of ductile metal, Ike mall
leable iron, will be pulled out into the
form Of long link before 1t breaks
and that the ultimate strength Of the
ring Is virtually independent Of Its d.
ameter. Fracture finally occurs as the
result Of almost pure tension, and the
resistance to breaking il little less
than twice that Of rod Of the same
cross action subjected to straight
pull. A. the ring increases in diameter
there appears to be slight approach
toward equality, with double the
strength Of bar. Thus three inch
ring made Of three-quarter inch iron
broke At 1917 tons. four inch ring at
1919 tons and six inch ring at 20 tons,
the strength Of bar Of the same metal
being 10.1a tons.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
Austria-Hunloisry.

BY the results Of the war Of 1848
Hungary became virtually an Aus
trian province, but II was not until
the year 1867 that the dualistic sys-
tenn of the Austro- Hungarian gov
,ernment was established. On Feb.
20 Of that year responsible minis
try was formed under the presi-
dency of Andrassy, and in the fol-
lowing June the Austrian emperor
and empress were crowned king; and
queen Of Hungary at Budapest.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
AID TO NAVIGATION.
ehips May De Guided late Harbsrs
on Paths Of linht.

on Paths Of Light.
BY the use Of 4 system Of electric
lights beneath the water recently pat
entsd- by an American inventor the
navigation Of dangerous harbors and
waterways may be even safer at night
than in the daytime. During the day
pilots and charts are necessary. At
night. II the system proves all that b
claimed for It, pilots, charts and light
houses can be releEated to the rear and
seassas isteered In and out over RIB
bon way Of Illuminated water.
The system consists Of 4 waterproof
submarine cable with numerous hoat-
ing branches connected at suitable in.
tervals, to which arr attached incan-
descent electric lamps lifted with ~
aectors to concentrate the light into
parallel beams. The whole system II
dsaignsd to Withstand the pressure and
corrosive action Of ssa water, and the
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
TIMBER IN OREGON.
Almost Insxhaustibls Supply Still
Standing In Hsr Forests.

Almost lnsxhaustibls Supply Still
Standing In Hsr Forests.
One Of the most loudly reiterated
complaints about the destruction Of our
forests puts the blame upon the In
creaslng demand for railroad ties. In
some parts OF the country timber con.
tinres to show little mark Of the wood
mans ak.
The government warnings as to the
exhaustion of the forests Of the country
cause little concern In Oregon, which
reports 3OO.0OO,OO0 feet Of standing
timber, more than any other state In
the Union and one-sixth OF the entire
supply Of the United States. At the
present rate Of consumption, not allow
ing for any new growth, Oregon's tim.
Der supply. 1t is estimated, would last
15O years. The most productive area
Lies west of the Cascades, where the
average standing timber b 17,7O0 feet
to the acre, but many tracts are found
that yield $4,000 feet, and single logs
that in the form of@sawed lumber are
worth from $50 to 500 are reported
to be commonplace. Federal withdrawal
Of extensive forest reserves and the
state's new laws for the protection Of
its forests are depended upon to pro.
long Indefinitely the existence Of Ore
CONS timber supply ~ Its principal
source Of revenue.-Railway and Loco.
motive Engineering.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
rrsss Net lmmars to Lightning.

According to DR.. A. W. Borthwick,
quoted in Science, the popular notion
that some species Of trees are very
frequently struck by lightning and 9th
er species practically immune is not
justified by any obtainable scientific
facts. The lightning, he says. selects
one variety Of tree AZ often as another,
except that the higher ones are perhaps
likely to suffer the most One Of the
supposed Immune trees is the beech,
and oaks aud pines have an exactly
opposite reputation. They are. how
ever, all equally subject to destruction
by this form Of atmospheric electricity,
and II one must stand under tree
during . thunderstorm one species h
- 1eseseoss % snothsr. ;.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
Tetter Cured,

A lady customer of ours had suf-
fered with letter for two or three
years. 1t go so bad on ,,@her hands
that she could not ,attend to her
household duties. One box Of Cham
berlain's Salve cured her. Chamber
lain's medicines give splendid salts
faction in this community.-M. H.
Rodney & CO.. Almond, Ala. Cham.
berlain's medicines are for sale by
Ikleman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12
4 Mean suss.stIen.

A famous London physician xas
asked out Tor some shooting. But,
though he tried several times, hs
could not hit . single rabbit.
tits awfulw he exclaimed. GIVE
killed nothing all day."
"Never mind" said his host.
"Write the rabbits one Of your pre-
sesipdons. London AnsvsA
The Holly chieftain., 1908-06-12

lamp redectors ara made sufnciently
buoyant to maintain an upright posi-
ton. The cable thus equipped d laid
in position In the waterway tobe light
Cd up and connected with q source Of
electric supply on shore.
The channel can In this way bs
marked out By brilliantly Lighted, spots
on the surface. The system Offers
equally ~ good guidance In the densest
fog a. In perfectly clear wsathsf.-
Popular Mechanics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15
&nltun 2lCtna luteocrin
E61tiqfeit.

Mciiinu, N{tolien, A. Suli. -
Ger Nctnu lit uie0er in Grtption
uno grobc Sooaitronlc iIieBcn m ici-
men Scitcn binob, wGbrcnO oidtc
9inrGuolfen aus icincm arutcr cm
porltcigcn. Ter AuSbrub bictet no.
mrntlih plr giud)t3eit elm groBurti.
Dc@ Sdolipicl iHo piclc (ouriitcn
ellen blerHcr Inn ouilelbc III gcuie'
ben.
olUmpiidlcn picIG.
Eon0oH, fl, Sui. - }lmerifn
lmo 0rObbritnnnicn crrunGcn bcltt
1T Ocn oluupli6cn Spiclen Die mel.
item SorbCeren rm0 qcluunncn ie
}ltei @oIontcOoillcn @roB6riton
nitn lUuunn in0clicn oubcrOcnl orci
Silbcr Nic0nIIlm mo 2lmcrita
ulw cine cin}ige Iie Dontec0 licg.
ten bel Oenl NWnHcriUerfcn mo Dem
(oudel, Oit Nriten bei ucrihicoencn
NettIdiicn uno Niepcle Subrtcn.
Ser Veiu6 Cntiprnd beittc bci g8ei-
ten nidbt 0cn gebcgtCn Grmurtlnger.
Io9 Stooium lit iiir 10000 Nciitd)cr
eInBcridtet. rudbreno iih berte faunt
10000 einiuuoen, JSenn oos .SSnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15
6ron50iii6cS 3uelf in
Eortugul.
Wit Is ,Sabrcn ain 8alaen.

9tcmcnltlc, Fn, II. Slli =
Holario Scrgc, Is Sabre olt, ipelher
am $. Slni 1907 in 0iIISuile eincn
gcniiicn 9lntonia 9onti ermoroetc.
milroe beutc &ornlittug Sobier ourd,
Den Strang biu1crihtet. @ouucrnelr
Stlldrt mar pieliNd lm 9eauaOigung
oca &crilrtbciItcn critdt porocn, uei'
Gertc lid ic0ob bcbnrrlid. Serge
brad mdbreu0 Der letten gtuht meb.
rcre Wiulc in lbrdneu ults lno lueiIt.
tc, ais er 0cn Sang sum SduffOt at.
trlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15

SccnIcr lNTinrlDncH.
S5.G0-Ntlnutic 9th, 6npc 0inp, sea
3elc 0tN muo Seenn Sim, M,
nno 5uriid, irpcu 5rcitag nnc
Snmitun tio SUM y. september
Sitltip fin nic Miidld6rt bis
EicuiiuB, intluiipe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15
glni gcfcll ocs Gpnrant.Guntrulcnrs.

F Fbtlooe Up bia ga, If. SltIt.
Gic biriiBc o9intionol 1epoiii
Nonf" wur0c nuh Dem Sdluiie Der
trlltiIcn @eidJdit9ihmoen ori Ncicbl
ncS Gorant'GontroIcuro Geidloiict
Sie mar cine fleinc, crit Dor me6rercn
Snbren 1cariinOctc 9InitaIt m0 per.
rihtetc mic GroBe @cihdfte SGrc 9c.
poItcn belanfcn iih nltr oui einen
fIcincn @ctroB.
Gaa Ginidreitrn oes Gourant.Gon.
troleurS erioIIte. neil Die ganf Bic
@oridriiten Der Nlnfgeiese in ge5ua
nnf 9ndrrccrucn bcbdrrli6 miBohtet
bate uno neil i6r oQgemciner 3u.
Itano ein lnbciricoiaenoer mar. gle
ioa Sem 9unOeSidabomt grobe Gum.
lilcn auf Gotto ocs ,Siinf Gro3cnt-
ginIoiungSionos iduloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15
Summer y Yefer,
ScntidcS SGnf' nnS @edjiclgcidJaft,
26 Suntb-Strafc,

uNationaI Naht OF Nommcree. ."Wcbhnbt.
Wiitalieber Der sitirub3rIc.
elHr mn &crkuf bon Iftcn uno Sbl1oto'
net. g0eCbicl mo Greoitbrieie aui ollie banpt
lnbten Siiibte 9urupd ) glns ullb Ierfaut
ttemocr ejelniortclt iulpe glusferielllla bon
@ollnIntteu. Gdbifisidrten bon uno nntb Gentib'
lunh (Npril27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15

Hcbirn3s @rfnrfuncn.
SJ.C0-2ccr.EGit, SaIlano NM Niunntnill
Snfc Vari. Wib., mo iuriid. SSus
dDcn Suo Grfuriuucu zihcrt nj.
bore guaiuuil in Baltimore x Cblu
INlCi NurcuUg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15
Scntidc Sparbanf Dpn Baltimore.

Baltimore. nno GItaius Strake.
Cifen t1Blidl upn 0 tis tlbr.
Tpnneritag Nbcnb ppn bis ubr.
Ole 8elher iueroen nur in IuIinen Aftien uno
CbIeiaioneH uno ausGetudblten Sppoibefen
nrpelept.
Gbas. Splman, Irfitoent.
Sobn Wruns, 6. 2iberincGt.
Charles Gpimdn, SenrO 9. Sreper,
SoDn Webrng Senru SecteI
Robert qdnge gSiIlam Spilman
3. SenrD Soldier, Sobn 9nnge
ebrif Seumeter. Sarrb 3, ginoeman,
Snrl 2icbcrfnrdt, SbabHeiiter.
Hut. Spilman, sSbasneifter.
(Sdn4fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15

10000 onnIbnre fatienien be5eugen ole mutt
hcrbUre NcihuiriuuQ bee arpben Sdmorfboioeus
6cmticls Hnatciic, neldbes BON n. z. Silss
bee und uielcu Jd6ren ocS Siuoiuma eniocdt
mIroe SoiurtiQc yinoeril1g Der Guulen ga
raniir mn poUlgc Dciltug gend6rleiitet. pcuIt
rCnommrgn Nputbelen piifti SUD Dor Aabs
abmnHgeu Die 3meilrr uno lnlldubt0en m0s
qeH cine Frnbc ole bon oeil 5dbriunten Y.
NcIldcotcr x 60, gor 2ti0 IelpDprf ioiien.
ire an iraeno cine yI6reilc aH &erlngen oer'
tuHot miro, hc5icbeu. (foDd6r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15

rrIir 0Ca EubIitlln5 ul ben Splelen
.fcuc bciirrc Rciultotc crgibt, 10 miro
Gic Nruuro Nritiib Grpolition 80,
mclhe Oua Stooilm bcritelltc luno
- Ern}cnt Der Giunobmcn crbdItcn
inQ, 0robc &crllitc crlciOcn.
6rQnfrtid) s i futional.
6ctcrtQg.
Euri&, If. Suli. - Ger fronjoli'
ibe 9tutionol 6ciertoa ultroe bcute
iu ocr bcrtonmIitben yeiie bcgan-
gen Gic Reouc iibct Die Grltppen
81 %onuhunW9 ourd ocn Erolj0en'
ten 6ullicrc2 mar riu briQunter Gr.
lola. 9ln 100000 Nfonn Sruppcn
nobmcn gnthCil oorun unb cirtu
75.000 3uihouer beluiIItonlnnctcn
ocn ErUiocntcn mo icin @tfolgc bet
ibrcm Grihciucr nit groben Gn.
thuiiuanl3. 9llc Barrier Sbeatcr
oabCu unt Nuhnlittng ,Srei &orltcl.
hnQcu, III alien Norfcn fan0en Cont
5erta Itutt, ou 9lbeno por Ole StaOt
ilhmtiuIrt uno olf ocn Seine Vrii-
den lulr0cn 6cucrucrtc ubaebronnt.
Die Votrioten Sigu, nit Eoul
Gcroulcoc an ser Spite, iilbrte ipic-
scr ibrcn idbrIihcn WIorif nod Der
StroBblrN Stotiic mll lmo. leGta
Gr1nic lmo @llmen am SuBc Der
lcIbcn niCOcr. &cridicOene Heoncr
hicItcn 9lniprohcn IN maIden lie oic
3uriidCrobcrllng Der uerlorenen Fro'
nin3en ior0crtcn glcbnlidle Gcmon'
itrotioncn creianetcu iid bal ocnStd'
tiicn @om6ctto'H ln0 Der >Sln9frolt
bon Crleun@.
&oiier @ilbelms g : unf,
EuriS, #. 3uIi. - aaiicr @il-
belm bat pou Noupcgcn aus ole 2e'
pcidc bconhuortct IN mclher 0cr
ErGliocnt OcS 9IutonobilGlubs bon
6ronfrcih, Baron uou 3lulen. ocn
Wonarhcn 5l ocm ocutlhen Slege
i'm 2(utoaobil Nenncn bel 1icppe be-
9liidmijntt in luclhcm &ontcnidld'
ger am !. ,&uli ocn o@rano Grir" &C.
mann.
Die 2lnhuprt oca aaiiers luItcte:
,1<dl id1bc ,Nbrc Wliiduiinidlc bod).
Gir oeutihcn NoNcn paren gliids
li6."
Grbrn fiir Gam bon.
EorfS, #. SuIi. @clegentlid)
Der bei'm Notionolfcit iiblihcn guS.
5cidnunQcn lit Dem irnn5oiiihcn BOT.
idoitcr in 0eliticbIono, SuIcs Gam.
bon in NnertcnnlnA ieiner ousge.
3cidnctcn Qieuite in Berlin ooS
@roBtrcl5 Der G1rcnIcgion perlieben
morOen.
9ci ocricIben @clc1enbeit luurbc
Der iron50iii6c @cinnote in Cuba
5lum Sfii}icr ser G6renlegion &c.
nud)t.
6ran50iii6cS Iuelf in
Eortugul.
QiiiabQm II, SuIi. - @rnf
Gcnboz@orcia, ciner Scr portllgieii.
ldcn Otiniiter, mo Der republifoni.
ide ,5ilbrcr 2IIionio Goito ouelirtcn
lid bcutc oli Gcgen imo ser @roi
crbicIt eincn Stih in ben gtrm. 9lr.
flaach i'll gc3ug uuf @elopotihiiiIe
an QiitgIic6cr oes 96nigsbouica.
meldc Goito i'm Serrenhalric erbob,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-15
Sas Steucr brad.
3cppclin'o icicae&nitIdliff jnr JiiIf'
tchr gcilunngcn.

Nuttr miro Oaiielbe Oeu &critA cr.
ncutrn, cine tSdbrt Don 2l.ltiln.
0ilcr laucr 81 mddcn. - &rou.
prin5 6rtcOri6 @ilbclm lmo Oo3
@iirttcmbrrgcr aGnipapoor mlf
ocn1 5houplabe. 5Nlccbtcr @c.
irh ser olpmpiihcn Spielc III
@ouOou.- 6ronfrcid9 9}atiouaI
6ciCrtu9 III Scr 1crf6mnlitbcr
lHciie beBNn1cu.
Trir0riNS + uicn, #, <li,-
05rof 3cppcIinS Ricicn 2uitihii
modtc nm 2.22 heutc Nuhnlittoa ct'
ncn 9tllfitcq bon lciucm Shuppcl
oli Dem 9o0cllce ans lm0 loIltc 81
ShmOen in Scr 2uft perlucitCn IS
iuhr in ser Httun1 Don Gonitonj
Ouuon. lultr0c ic0Odl noh elmer Stlt-
DC m0 81 Niin,tc1 our6 cincn @rudJ
Cc3 SCitcu StcucrupporntS Ac}uun-
gen uoh 0Cnl ShllppCn 5uritd5ufcb-
rem Die Ncrcn, mcl6c oic SSobrt
nlitmuhtCn, mnrcn: Vrof 3cppclin;
ictnc Nciic ojrni 6cromonN 3eppC.
lin; Nroiciior @CracicU. &crtrctcr 0eS
WiiniitrrilmS 0cS \<nncrcn; GopitGn
IQlilhfc pon Der Slottc; Wfoior Nciie
mo major 2C6monE %ngcnierre
0ilrr mo Stobl mo iCh9 Nonblpcr-
fer 2ronpriB tSriC0ricb @iI6clnL
ionic Der SoniQ unlo sic a0niNtn BON
Nirttcmbcrq bcion0Cn licb mtcr otlr
}IuNcn5CuGcn Oc3 9luiiticq8, Oiun
ifGbt oic WcidmirbiNtcit Oc9 2uit
lhilf8 bci'n 9Iniora icincr Gobrt ouf
b !Otclcn pro Stunoc. Sin pCitcrer
2ufIticA ioIl morQcn untcrnon1mcn
ncrOCn.
Gic oQ5u Gltbuiioltii6cu. ocrcn
@cOonfenilrA idon 1ou5c 2uitflottcn
ocs 3cppclin'ldcn SppS iijr ocn@ruit'
'oIl nlobil ninht iIcbt Moior @rob,
Der Commanders oco 2uitihiifcr 90.
tnillona in @Crlin, nb}ufiiblCn. SIT
cincm &ntcruiCp pcIAc5 Don bcn
bclJtiacn @IGttCrn pcr0iiCntlidt miro,
u0rnt Scr W0ior por llcberh1bllnQ.
&orIGlIiiN lei c9 Oic &1ouptiohc, fii6rt
Ct ans, dllC SppCn NrillOlicb 5lI cr.
probell cbc Der @uu BON 2uitidiif-
SlotIIlcn "cn gro@o in 9lnNriii 0c.
nomncn mcr0c. Gunit mcrOc eS 3u.
noblt gntc MciIc bo6cn. Grit sic in
cIncnt aricAc gcUonncne Griobrlmg
mcr0c bc 0eiinitue GntibcolnQ bor.
llbcr bringcn, pClhcm Inp Scr Tor.
}nN gcbiibrc.
Ter NcpInntc &ura, 0eu @ruf 3ep.
ptlIH uI'l 'elllet Setn'1prt }lltlldltgell
mill iilbrt iibcr Gonitau}, 56uii-
bolllrh Nuicl, O}ii6lhduicn, 5rci
burg, 2arl0lIrbe, StroBburh Wann.
bcim mo Main}. Salts ea Die Belt
crlunbt idfl Oc 6abrt bis uo6 Dicb
ataBeoebnt mcr0cn.
Nullon llniulI in Niibed.
omburA IT, sui. -- 0erNoI.
lon oSnuburg" ,Gigcntblm oe@Nnm.
burger Ncronoutil0en GllbS, lticB
beltc bel eincln %unOuugoucrnl6c in
Siibcd elm llnioQ }u. Gr coaiQoirtc
Gcltig nit Dem @icbcI cinCs bubcn
Norlc0, lpobei Baron Eobl mo cin
onocrcr Foiingicr 10 iHucr perIcbt
mlrOen OoB lie ilt Elm S5oipitul Qc.
brud)t pcrOcn muBtcn. 0ic 5lpci al.
ocrcn ,N1ioiicn 0cs Balloons cntfomcn
lnucrIcGt.
9tu ( n n N n IN +, N, / IL nr -
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Seibrdntte Seitrdse.
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The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10
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Do you want sound liver, vig0rou, ] digestion, strong healthy kidneys regularity n the bowels? Takt ] friCkiy Ash BitterS. II has the med ] ical properties that will produce thi. l result. j. i Sanders, Special Agent
 \ good watch for s125 and bette ] forSl iosl.75.s2 00. s2 25.s2 70 and g. ' ai the Newsstand. Guaranteed, aut ! no question about keeping time They aa it. Nickel. gun metal ol gold plated case. At the Newsstand
 \ dainty breakfast an elegant luncl ar sumptueas dinner may be had right on time if you phone your order for groceries to ". r.. Kirby. Ioul pantry supplied complete with fresf goods. Phone ls4. Prompt delivery
 Master Cecil Bottoms dislocated Iii, arm en the Fourth Of July. while pitching in q game of base ball at the park. His arm was placed in socket again, and with the exception of a Ilttle soreness the young man is all right
 Little Miss Rebecca Gowan went to Little Rock Wednesday to visit her sister. Miss Lula, who now resides in that city. Miss Courtney Cowan is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Williams, in Memphis, for ten days or two weeks.
 Miss Jamie Brady, who had been visiting her brother, MT. King Brady. and family and other relatives and friends, and who was latterly a guest of Miss Nell Staats and MT and Mrs T. 0'Brien, returned home Monday night.
 A fine baby boy arrived on the Ma tion's birthday at the happy home of MT. and Mrs. Tom Cox, at Yocona. The Times welcomes the youngster and wishes him pleasant stay, and offers congratulations to the proud parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Davenport and the children left Saturday fer Searcy. MT. Davenport returned Sunday and the good lady and children will spend several weeks in that beautiful little city, and at Armstrong Springs eight miles distant.
 That tired feeling incident to the hot weather, when the appetite is tickle, will disappear entirely under careful feeding. My Grocery department will supply the foodstuff. 1 have all the dainty breakfast foods, cereals. syrups, buckwheat and pancake Hours. and everything else necessary to get up a dainty meal 10 tempt the most stub. born appetite. Phone 34 for your gro ceries and dry goods. W. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1908-07-10
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MT Edwin Martin. of Senatobia. Ii tssiNSIppi. was in the city the first of the week, and was a guest of his tncIe, Mir. A. L. Brantley. and other relatives and friends.
 The material for the fine iron and steel bridge across the St. Francis river at Madison. is arriving. and work will commence on same as soon as the water will permit.
 He eats heartily in the hottest weather who uses Prickly Ash Bitters It keeps his stomach. liver and bowels in perfect crdef J. T. Sanders. Special Agent
 Mr. Eugene Barrow returned home S0nday evening, after about d month and halfs Sojourn in Hot Springs His many friends are delighted to have him with them again.
 Miss Irma Stevens. is now filing the position of stenographer in the of. ice Of the Forrest City Grocer Com pany, during the absence of Miss Nimocks on her summer vacation.
 MOSQUITO Palmer's sim plex bar, with steel frame to adjust on iron or wood bed posts extra full size and firm woven bar, only s3.50. Forrest City Furniture Company.
 We have another big invoice of those fine watches to retail at from $l p to 8 50 coming. Be here next week. They go like hot cakes. Come In and see 'em at the Newsstand
 MT. Henry Waterman left Thurs day morning for Rossville, Tennessee. to attend a picnic, and visit friends. Henry IS anticipating big time and We wish him very pleasant trip.
 fyou are pleased with our goods tell others; if anything comes up wrong tell us, and we will be ready to correct any error, The City Grocery. to L. F. Rollwage X Go.
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky is known and used for it's mellowness and fine quality. No headache fol- lows it's use. Sold only by NJ. Collins at the White Elephant Saloon. Try ii.
 MT. Gervaise McCrary, who for some time past has been employed at the water works plant, has resigned that position, and is now employed as deputy marshal and night watchman.
 Miss Nora Bell Coffey,the charming assistant at F. C. Neely's Grocery, is taking her summer vacation. and left yesterday for visit with her sister and other relatives and friends at I1llatoba. Mississippi. We wish Miss Nora very pleasant outing.