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New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
JUGGLING FOR EXERCISE

It has been contended that the easiest and
pleasantest way 10 keep IN mt condition Is 70
practise Juggling, the art OF balancing and
catching objects.
When exercising at home. unmatched by d
teacher, one Is likely 70 perform his exercises
n an incorrect OF slOvenlv fashion, thus dong
himself more harm than good; but the SIM
plest feat OF Juggling can be done II only one
way the right way Again, where physical
exercise develops only certain part or parts OF
the BODY, five minutes juggling calls into play
every important muscle Finally few physical
exercises train the eve OF the hand. Juggling
does both
The mistake the novice IS likely to make is
that he tries 10 DO offhand what II has taken
the experienced Iuggler years Of practice 10 ac-
cornplish. The beginner should OF course start
with the simplest feats, such as balancing
a walking stick on his forehead, or tossing q
ball from behind his back over his shoulder and
catching II as It falls. II one Is really fond of
Juggling he may invent his own problems.
Here are q few aXiOms.
1t IS easier to balance a thing On your head
than your hand
Up to the point where great physical strength
is required, the larger the object the easier It is
10 balance. thus II Is easier 10 balance walk
Ing stick on your forehead than 1t is a pencil
One should always look at the top OF what
ever he Is balancing. Beginners make the mis-
take of looking at the bottom or the middle Of
the stick or whatever IS being Iuggled Again.
when catching things. do not watch your hands
Keep your eve on the object, just as YOU would
to catch a batted ball.
In all balancing feats it should be rernem-
bered that the shape Of the object Is Imna-
terial What one has 70 do IS 10 balance an
imaginary line passing vertically through the
center OF gravity of the object, OF. IN other
words. 10 keep its axis perpendicular 10 what
ever II is balanced upon.
Juggling Is saId 10 be the best and heaIthleSt
Of indoor exercises, because It does not weary,
because It develops every part Of the body, be
cause II trains the hand and the eye, and be
cause II makes for grace.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19
Louise Homer

4 -- look forward to Christmas as the
-rre~t Gay OF the wear, and this winter
4 ---g forward 10 what anticipate VIII
3. ---u-eSr Christmas Of my life. The hap
--- / should saw for ! expect each sue
..- Christmas VII be happier than Its pre-
l. while my children are growing up
since our rlrst baby came the feast has
l- -ee-e- significance 10 my husband and
J. Is truly the feast OF children. 50
--e. that ! believe only those who are truly
heart and have an understanding and
E with chLGhood can appreciate the
-. ---las spirit
---- symptoms Of this spirit begin 70
--.-.-- themselves II our household lnnedi-
--.. .--e- Thanksgiving. All II Us become
--- mysterious conspIraroTs Louise. who
-.- - old enough now 70 be . little chun
-- .--e-. - taken INTO conference regard
--- WIKI which We VIII surprise father
a-. ---- sidney and the twins. Mean
--r- and Young Sidney begin 10 take
-.--H1- walks together u plan what
-- CLAUS VIII drop down the chimney for
-- sister and the bable-. Mr.. Homer
have a--- own private contabs regarding
.- santa Claus. And without doubt
-- ---- -.-Sr,rato-s II the nursery, Cathe-
and Anne Marie. each two years old,
- morning u night 10 the extent OF
--.- --- vocabularles. as 70 what Santa
.. shall ---nE them
result ~ this conspiracy 0t kindness Is
--. r---nas tree party on Christmas Eve
.- --- results II our weeks Of plotting are
-r.- -.--r amid shouts OF delight Our en-
-- --.-HlG maids and nurses included Is
--.-- when The tree Is lighted. and there are
.-erVD-c-
Christmas We expect more fun than
...- a--e- because the twins are rust old
realize Santa Claus and give artlcu-
.... ..------1u u their 1ov over the results Of
Last wear. like the baby II the old
--..= poem. they could only open their
ewes and look their delight. But this
-- -. have every reason 10 anticipate. they
-- more % say than anyone else
..-.- The tree comes the Dlg Christmas din
-- --e following day. and perhaps We may
.a. twins their first opportunity 70 sample
-le That ought 10 be an event n any
-..4- boy II girls life. During the week
..-. Hl- h- a party for the children and their
..--.- friends o. wind Up the testIvItleS
--- IS nay Christmas story year after wear,
a- with each succeeding year- with every little
II our happy household, the feast
a- added 1ov. II Is the one time OF
..- when ] forget al about the opera house,
s..- -r- ---al- and triumphs OF public career
--. rler II the happiness Of spending an
.- -----HreG American Christmas with my
a--- and children.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

s-. "- caD study with me. and YOU can
r.- --E other pupils 10 pay for your lessons.
.-. -re l-tle gIrl leaned over on the piano
a-. .-..- because she was SO happy This time
Oh. -- opened the door 70 let II the laughing
She Was asked 10 stay and ION the
---- children But she hurried home o. be
---- her great JOY II the little hall room.
WAS q. longer bleak, for She could paint
with shining dreams Of futl.-e glory
... r-.- WAS tle end OF Il alls Not so many
E------~e~ after that first, the little girl sang
h-- 20 Farslfal one Christmas Dav on
l-. ----e ~ the Metropolitan Opera House.
) .. . z-aw her ! have only been telling YOU
O.. .--- - nay own first Christmas II New
New-York tribune., 1909-12-19

This Policy gives a
Monthly Income for Life.
Send for Rates, Dept. 1l9
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

o-i- have zn.--; s-et- = g-- raze. % ] v1l have to Eet so-e cue So % ia t1s 1sz3 vitA ze To1 two can cone = fc- ss. e9a es-A Are yoz cz- And vat minute. Toa 1ee51-t agree r4ght zeee. hzt meet Zs a Ten o'clock ln fAe morning ard go E1th re = t1s Ni1e -==-lh Nz.a1al and see zr friend for yourself
 The -Eo agreed to meet C1e,z1a o1 -te MOTION and sad eood-z3ra- And sszt e ron tkszk ot it t.= inquired FaeE1 zs eAeT Ee1t down CT the eie- 9z:a- 2 8 little afraid e. .,
 Wen 5=ss loak into il. anyway. -e- s@-ze5 Szl1o1 T there's chance
 pick a4 some easy money want .t
 C'- -Ee following morning t1er were cen F.1ee5 tzz- tAe deal Eas good a-e V1e1 .E.v Ee1t 70 -he Nineteenth Ez,l--a. w.E Ese-a16. and visi-i-g g tae safe=x Ta1l; s=e.s1z q he hank. 1s. D4-1z Roberts as -hz- young ran came c=t q szsE co-f zzt1e1t ia Us s1.rt s-e+res win package 0! papers sz H.s hands and 9 pencil be aza5 1.s car Dzz1F looked the pa-t = tasF clerk z15 theT heard Tn vtlsre- 1srTr-sx - C.elzz5 tta: = vas zl TE1- He added that he Sa--d az q tae a9p-izeez place z. pee set - oesa5k
 Tie appointed Hzz-a zz s-zs5 51gy oEes c 5a. z:az bald. ls o1 New se-ee-- Cssaz-6 =. Fz4--=z .a. | aaz he s@as c . ..5s1- vhe 6ezat . cuts socks a15 Nzs seldom 1T - allowed 1l-- t1as zse ct t1e place EAe s-7 were v A... =Hz uA@a Danny Eo-e--s z---z.-s 2 sz.t case entered Es lE-=--a -a-sly feeE f-= aAe cszs tv5 Packages ez zeezE z..zs s- zzsezz-z-ez zz1 zs - agta. si-s and seals Ca. ---.1g a1@ q. ez#- crzz ze disclosed -aezs s1-c-ss c. -c-=E ,: -c-E Ez-t 1a1- = e--Ee e1zs ezs zz1 aszzezs- zaz. .4e-= @as = The -. F..t..ssz tzo1sz-1 collars . large a4Is ve~e placed = t7@ Aazss q 8zzzz. vzs Azs-5e- away zz 1T@ minutes tza o4d t.-s = 1e.tszs.T soc uaa=y
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
THE GREAT SEAL '
Affixed only 10 Papers Signed by
 the President.
History of It's 1.selop-7e-t Oc"fn tc .-e rres.-. Ti-sF-sr .li-'s O. lection .o ire Eagle ss the
 sstic-sI 5irc

Wzshing g-or.-Ga5jlar5 Hunt. chief of the divis3o1 Ut Ea1gscr.pts has inst comp lete5 Q historical sketch Of the Great Seal of the United States. the sketch telling of taa various stages CT development tLrough which the seal Ee1t before the one Bez iu ase was finally acopted
 When t1e CoutiBentzi congress made the ctverse of tae great seal the national arUs .t intended that tbe de wee should pass i1to common use among the people. zs the flag had done. and. Ike iae flag. tte arms at first uet win general approral. which soon gave place to zn acceptance of it as n emblem ct the power and soT- ereigztx e fae United States. which placed U sboTe criticism.
 Set al the fathers q he republic. however. were pleased R5th the selec. ton = tze eagle as the national en- bleu When tAe badge c the Order ot the Socie.r ot tke Cincinnati was made t1 France t1 I7s4 | was object. ed u . some because the displayed eagle EeseIbied turkey.
 Fer uy rart wrote Bensani- Franklin. January =. I-s4. to his daughter. I wish tbe bald eagle had not been chosen as the representative q or eol1c4= he does not get lis lir- l1g honestly yo4 taF have seen Jim pe-ehsd on some dead tree. where. 100 -azy - E>a tg. himself. he watches
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

EREs Ao1 IF tha, roa Ee- Are-. alderman DsE F1cT6
 raised q goblet Ci spark IF 1z-FE --CE. a1TgsE t1e tt-Z = ~ncA he Ez-ee5 and Ee1 st ne member of Ee EE1 Rollers elBs wL9 Uz host q. ezzr Ee E2E gVt1g in part pay
 s-t ot { bet that therE xAs DOt . man i- t1e couD- vT Eitt ' 953 wbo ,czc
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

Fart of the westef4~r. who proposed t0 make some ole elee paF A.S expenses
 | he could C.e-au8 already had found Hae G-aanls. iele. Loue aau-bez and invited Aim 10 d-1e aid 5aia hem l4 another 5ts-e friendly game
 AEa.a Solomon won. ba. his win alHE~ Were sma.5 Ta- salesman. also. aas az.aHs4 ta =rasf.. aa.af -a=-as lars Tor hl- evening Ho.s Floyd however. E4de < heavy a7aE.-z and e-elald -0s- S- Has N.-H zAe .etersh rerk eee ,a comes za he average loser <. cards la- zaas= 5Hase aleH fle aH- a.a 1tat ts la'8 H4ss est ana ss feR hons -..a 4- geae 4t His H.aes ot aHzs t.- laad eeat 9a fa H.z room @ a 4t0urh rsfl-rs sT-u 70 taas A
 a.sa.-esH 4.l4s Solomon. aese.. readily accepted E.as Haessas.#H fa t4se il some Qf The al azz-- -eztals. ants
 wonder if our friend Las left town without saving seod-us. Fem4z ae4 Solomon to Doe Floyd taa days alter fhe poker game h which Cielaud Lad lost his money t8 Floyd He had not since that time
 I wonder ?" replied Floyd. Lets inquire of the clerk at the desk ard see fl hes gone. Acting upon this sag eestion they learned that Mr Niece land he name under which Gle land was known To them. was still n town. and in fact was in Lls room al that moment
 Let's go up and ses what ais him
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
SU RIP RISED HIN Doctors Test cf Feed.

4 doctor in Kansas exFeFimeata with his boy in Q test q. food aha. gives the particulars. He says:
 I naturally watch the effect Of dF3 ferent foods on patients - own As tle son, lad of four. had been u with pneumonia and during lis conTs lescence did not seem to e45e foE any kind Of food.
 T knew something Of Grape-Nuis and its rather fascinating flavor. ana particularly Of its noa.ls1ing ana nerye-building powers. SO started ihs boy on Grape-Nuts and te1nd non the first dish that he Nkea l.
 His mother gave # to him steadlF and he began to improve q enee n less than a month he had gaiheu about eight pounds and saaL became So well and strong Ne had 70 i1FiAsi anxiety about him.
 An old patient of nine 5 ye&i' old. came down with sericz stonlaes trouble and before I was zasi7d hsa got so weak he could ear almost no.l' ing. and vas in 2 seFl9zs z5Eas.'0-. {. He had tried almost er==f E.aa . food for the sick without aHall
 T immediately put h.sa n 0FAp' Nuts with good. rich E-.lz a- 3-s' : little pinch of sugar he iallsI when l came next day d9esa . never ate anything SD good c! 'D@' made me feel so much stronger.
 | am pleased to say tat ne s~ well on Grape-Nuts. but he hAd stick 10 il for two or three Nssas ,'.,, then he began to branch ost a i... a. with rice or an egg CT two. hs entirely well in spite Of his a.iHVs ss hopeless condition. He salnea Ii, pounds in two months which A' -'- age is remarkable. .-s
 T could quote a list ot cases Grape-Nuts has worked wonders .r,s
 There's a Reason Reaa Road to Melville" in p6ss
 Ever read the above letter Tbey one appears from time te ,, af hunas are genuine, true. and fnh VI interest.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

sae sure and quick profit. ane asked toE particulars.
 Is perfectly sim8.s explained c.elasd ! oHce did 6 gouus fellow a good sarn and kept him 4at os q .9' of trouble Hes tn, 1rGs.ed messenger la tH= Nineteenth National taak here aaw This bank .s fhe elea-as aos- TOT lo- ot smaller banks and sa zs-s tE- biggest rarl = fhe alss- le- I1,i.s They g., ,hol=aLl- z dollars
 1 a and dirty urEsE -EsEE a=@E Tllc1 th.y t9rH iu 70 fGe -u1fteas al tF4 -rreel. getting nea A5#z a -e- t-ra- This saa1- -r5s1s ot H#aa has
 a.es H@f aaa H.a se -r= chang Eg says tH 1FaH tter H t3 packages of t..ls aesaHes f9 sHea. ard which have ass certified t9 af tae officers ot .He
 Eae s=atrsasarE simply c E Cl tA- 6ack 1f tEe an. forwards elI1 a fer e -5e tHaa=-- 70 Washington where the old and dirty money .s never counted. tat tHsf ground af and destroyed He las thought tte 2as.e plan oIt and ss.s h. eaH substitute a faoHs package tor rhe one ain the old tig- .1 He las 10 have some one ia t1e deal W.-A hiEa. for be would reser e47e to " to gef r.8 ot the o.1 uoaag. sae him this afternoon and tomorrow he RiL have 10 E-aae hrs regular weekly tsI.. and he pacfaee already is made lf with &spV1o ia good money h l. All Ae wants # Aa4 t-- Is share and can site lia s-a4l a s1e9 a1e goo clean ti-s aL- J4Ae i1e laeAase.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
Gambling in Green Goods
 By JOHN IRVING DAY Garnering the Gold by Unique Method, Originated
 and Practced by Doc" Floyd

Whats tAs game. F1ar5e Inquired Jack Cle.z1d wAo had xlsz-=s Is t-se-d-s ro11 ia tBs bote. i=. uiza.=s sffe- t1er had reached tbe a.g Rrazs way boteL
 Well cd te7. ya1 ka1x v1z- v= are c- tsrs fer. was tks rer
 9cz'Te Eet 70 sell a- o-5e- z r-=s [ Eoo1s = some one Ton z-= -zrkr became Ire already found yo-- zz1 fer yuE T. uust b4 some eae. 50 VT 1ct c-- friend Se5a=aezs Ees already te1rerez himself
 The t-zo Est = tse 3ssar 5t eAe Eete. . tsE -o-e.-s .z.s. and 500 non l1szzte6 oa Az7s-g sas. che a...k tset0-e t1eT 1zre- c1E5z1T for t1s ezT al tAe1 zzaa Insisted ths. tHsF 15ae -1ge1asr -1zs evening The azzF 1-ssi i1a-ga Clez1d would indulge - nat aTs-I-r ztts- zl--e. azs tLs .ee a-er to which 1= co-se-ta 70 accom- 5zag Ford z1e Solomon After fAe t1eater. however. lloyd was indeed tae gar man q law awaY from ho-ze to- e good ---= z11 1e Fat Solomon 11rougA sch psoes 4s to e1dezr h4u to t1s heart c t1at bo5sterous I,erso-
 T1is .o1-1ey through tae :en3e9saIz Eas followed b azothef Solomon aked he gay life bgt Was beginning f0 have 2 pain iu h4s pocketbooEs s1 that vEsz the tasra evez#Hg af-e- h!s arrival Il Gotham. Clelz1d proposed another game c cards szz5ag that = wanted revenge t1r hls loss ca the t.aln. tte=e was ready consent o1 th=
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

the labor Of the fishing hawk. and. when mat oi.Igent bird has a length taken a fish and s bearing T Q his nest for the support of his mate and young ones. the bald eagle pursues him and takes t from him. With all this injustice he is never in good caste. but, like those among men who live v shaTplng and robbing. he is generally poor and often very lousy Besides. he $ rank coward ihe lit. lie klugbird not bigger han spar row. attacks h.u boldly and drives him out Of he distr.ct. He is there. fore by 10 means proper emblem fer the brave and honest Cincinnati ot America, ALo have driven al the kins 55rds from our country.
 The seal itself has. ot coutse. verv limited use, which is strictly guarded by law The secretary ot state is its custodian. bat even he has TO aathori. " 10 aft5x it 10 ary. paper that does not bear the presidents signature.
 h .A93 Chief Justice Marshall. in delivering an opinion of fhe supreme court, used tte following language rel atiYe to the seal | nay be e8Bsid. cred applicable 10 all instruments 10 which the seal Is aHxed
 Ihe igHatare ot tke pres.aeBtt js . warrant for aHx.ae the great sea, 70 the commission and the erea, seal IS only 10 oe sfXed to an instrument which Is complete :; attests bv an act supposed 10 be Of public ratersatv the FeE-ty ot the presidential s.ena. tlre
 II .s never e be affixed tal tee commission is signed. because the sig nature which gives force and effect n the commiss .on IS conclusive evidence that the appointment is made.
 The commission beng 'gned. he subsequent datf Of the secretary nj state js preseElbec ly law. and 10, tc De guided by 1he vill of The Dress8eBr He E 10 aflx t5e seal of the frf-ed states to the commission. and k ,r record ite "
 Ai the preseat tine the sea! of The | niiea s--.es x afizsd te The con. missions Of all cabinet officers sr4 diplomatic and causu.ar officers vh~ are Nominated tg tle- president and confirmed 1E fHe sa-ate. all ear4rro nioas conn. lrs HatEo1s From the rresi. dent 10 t1e heads ot fa7esen govern I-ea's- all treaties. conventions and iosa.z. agreements Of the president "lth iof@-sa bowers al proolama, tons . tae aE-s.eeHt. all exeouafors 10 foreign eoHz4lar officers in the Tri. led states ~aa arc appointed hv n. Aeaas ei the gaFernmeBts which they represeIt: t2 aasrauts by the n-esi dent to reee.Fs persons surrendered oy iofssEn saseEamelts under extra dluon treaties. aud to an mIseaua neets com 'r'ss5717 Of ciril officers an pointed by tae president by and wJtb the advice snd consent Of tbe senate whose appointments are no, now es peeiaI4f --rectea hy laW 10 De sjgaef 2nesf elreFeat seal.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
ME-se he's nj ,esl

proposed F7os: ~NaEse he's ao; .ssl- izg well
 lz Als -ssz the tvo czHz-s fo-ns Cies1-1 TGzz-E -he 1aar with va-- red leaak r- Is face lt was a=ys1. Ing lst o1-5.s- ue5c7zae HLlch he gave taez
 Sos sl- hope. sad Flora Wed | -ass=a rcz ts= 6 coupe q days and t-a1Ett Ve5 Iook gea up Haven ca- as u-t have yoay-
 To tell T8a the truth. tell5vs. ! 1zFsz I tel. Fs-E cheerful since made rEzt 1as-E Tn oaly ss1zred -a-. Eo- Kcuw E11 cant really afford t1 flaH fza- Eut cf 6 game. eTez .t rsy s14azz t-E one J ls1t tazt Tn va--1z1E aacat s-st 1oE. -hoaza i3. Ire Eo, chance to Eet more -na- @Esa Gy conscience wsl hardy lst --= e T th@Eh. and besides FTe %; r9 have more uo-ex thaz Iye got io fu- -te 6ezt through
 as ur and te- zs ae.out l- f-aka >Uul And szF. Ed ezz le- goaE conscience put too much .gat ea zsH TAreE il zvzx z-d xs-s-5 e: t1e handicap. tg1 don't do a15tz5-e 2 10 Es- Into szza 6e1t n1zz t=l1l-e Taa teat there are two or -aTes places n t1ls country r5ght 1ov where 7o1 want 70 % for fear he sa# doors would open quick - Eet ne O1- frlsa4 4s-e ls E laE.es L.; As4 d Tls= Eo1
 ! Tsz5g- T ! sAoasz te.l. y5a.z re piled Clela15 t-lghfezlng Ieree5tI-.- polished actor tAzt he zzs
 Yes % ahead and out w..h ]; - -e turned Floyd. Ton know we zz.z Ee-s hear some strange see-las zoK z11 then a-d cant afford to be to5 fa1-lc ular as 10 or clients
 Vel. IT tell you oz one co14.-f01. - agreed Cleia-1 That condition $ that yo1 come i1 o1 rhz 5ezl v.-1 ne haven't get eza4s1 capital :e pzt i through alERzE Tza5ez 15 danger in l. and IS 57re Hay -1 make a tiz han
 E51E FleEa and Sa1a=e- agreed T come t1 ou aug deal where -1ey c-u--
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

were divided into three packages ot equal amounts and tied un into nea: Hafez-9ouad parcels oa the gol..op desk
 5us, U hat moment there was knock on the locked door ot he or fee and Clelaad slammed down fAe -ap ot ra- desk and EicAs5 .A- waste a.. underneath 5eto.e hr went TO 4esa-r the summons.
 "aF 6Hly a customer looking for aH friend he remarked as h. ee- z4a1e4 aa4 raised t.e tor ot Aa desk. 45za.os.e= fa- three neatly tI-l Ha1. e. a .e .oHs had better taEe
 and sesar4fa. ae 1 i
 4e tote. for dinner
 seeuoz and E-5z8. actsas Ike fast eassE a.azs aetead .c take se.asate 4s.-t al.zss 1lf3u5 fa tte5# aa-e. a#I
 aaaHe late and drlae 10 ,He=s aaas
 Two l1-s later II hea F1ord had
 aPEt a1aute. Solomon began ss e aesFaus ae was afraid some 'rs As HsI pece1 10 Floxd and Gle aa1 lat for another half hour he
 l1f suspicion anything further and then he suddenly decided 10 go to h=s room and investigate h.s newly acquired aeeIrL.
 sung yelled Solomon when he aa lid The Iarce! and found a tieh,ls aeaHl iaeE#se ot tissue paper with dollar 9H. ca each oater side "AI.d aeFeI once thought of ne old gI4oE goods game
 tecrT=E= hy # 7 teaprsa--f
 C..F.s-l iu Great Br.t--aI
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
TLhercuicss Cc-t.-ere.

Under the auspices ot tse Swediss National League Against Tabercale SIS, the International Tuberculosis eOs- ference held its annUa. meeting h Stockholm July 10 10. Among As American speakers on tAe program were pr. Hermann N Blggs 0. NeE York and pr. John C. W3se. medical director et the United States nay who was the official representatiEe q ihis country. Two subjects of special interest discussed were Care Q. Tuoerculous Families. Especially 6. Healthy Children. and ~T1berculOsii aId the Schools"
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
Neatly Put

Two Qaakers were having an u guuent and one considered the otha was speaking falsely. Tais : hoW hs reproved him
 Friend Thomas. ! Will rot call thss by any bad name. but f tAe mayr were 10 ask me who was tAe greatssi lar in he town would hasten is thee and say: Thomas, mink ths mayor greatly desireth ,o speak viii thee"
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

@9sa TsasI,.s and Gokan Sosa condition of s
 1 rssd s Mu tGHha,TTs'. Fl | l71kan
 to, o:s. suffer gwones i i. vrrls h1PE 2Irsss 2E ltad hsIp s
 ny. E z.- i. I
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30

grew stronger, and Rit1.a 70 rn-. A
 l was perfectly weli B .5s1, ---'-sa
 I want this letter ru se -,.s. show the benefit verr- rz.ir @Sae from Lydia E. Pi1kha- ys,..l,a Compound Mrs. Jon, q Ms.-aeA 2II5 Second St, North. 2I.E5ss-.csSs. 15s..ss Minn- fl
 Thousands of unsolicited and
 inc testimonials like t- sf4Ts ss ssNs the efficiency Of Lydia [ PipkbS.,..s' S,.s Vegetable Compound- Es.zh !. -,-1i -.. exclusively from roots a-s ferb. --as
 Women who suffer f 2 tboS. j. dressing ills peculiar to :. e5T ser sso-s --s not lose sight Of these fac.s or 1S1sJ. So-.. the ability Of Lydia L. pinkSs,--s.. Vegetable Compound t0 Ies,ore .ses health. '-Ei
 Tyou want special advice u,,,. to Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn. Mas' Ms Shewill treatyour lettera as str;c,I, confidential. For 20 vearS x. has been helping sick women % is this way, free of charge, Dom hesitate write at once,
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-30
WANTS HER
 LETTER PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women p.,
 Suffer from Female Ills ''

Minneapolis, Minn-"I vss sufferer from female fr7-l.77-.a gfts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-28
BELMONT MILL
: NOT TO Be MOVED
FOR The PRESENT

S. H. Brady, superintendent of
the Tonopah-Belmont Development
company, arrived last evening from
Philadelphia, where he went with
H. C. Brougher, local director of
the company, to attend a meeting
held in that city. Both gentle
men returned via the southern
route, and while Mr.. Brady came
on to Tonopah after two days spent
in Los Angeles, Mr. Brougher went
on to Oakland to spend the holi-
days at his palatial home with his
wife.
Mr. Brady was seen at the Miz-
pah hotel last evening by a Bo-
nanza representative, and when
asked as to the reported posi-
BILE removal of the company's mills
from Millers to this city-which it
was rumored would be determined
at a meeting of the board of di-
rectors-he very emphatically de-
lknied that any such action was ta-
ken. At the same time Mr.. Brady
admitted TIE discovery and devel-
opment of large bodies of ore in
the lower levels might render the
removal of the mills advisable at
some time in the future.
Asked as to the discovery OF
$50 ore on the 1100-foot level in
the Belmont, Mr.. Brady stated thai
he I'D no personal knowledge Of
he%ktrike, but that he had re-
ceived reports from the mine fore
man which confirmed the goot
news.
Mr. Brady reports that business
conditions in the east are steadi
" improving. Confidence is re
stored along all lines of business
capital is loosening up and inves
tors are seeking new outlets TO
theft capital, all of which augur
we'll for the mining industry of tn
west. Mr.. Brady says he is gla,
to again return to his Tonopal
bone.