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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
kill TAX ON STOCKINGS,
IS SLOGAN OF WOMEN OF
ANTTSTOCKING TAX LOBBY

ton of Womens clubs is to be called i'm
mediately for the purpose of organizing
an anti-stocking tax lobby. Mrs. Francis
Everett, president of the Illinois Fedora
ton announced that the stocking tax sit
uation will be brought at once TO the at
tention of the national organization.
cit is fortunate for us, too. that the
general council of the National federation
meets in San Antonio, Texas, next week, :"
said Mrs Everett. "Of course this matter
will be brought before that body as the
most important thing for consideration
among thousand interests
1t is said that prices of all varieties of
stockings had been steadily increasing for
the last twenty years and that within the
last three years values have gone UP by
leaps and bounds.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
BELL
WAS ON HONOR ROLL
By Ralph Smith

, WASHINGTON, d. c., March 20.
, An unintentional and regretted in
, justice was done Representative
, Thomas NJ. Bell. Of the Ninth dis
, trict, when his name failed to ap-
, pear on the Democratic roll OF
, honor as one of the five Georgians
, who were loyal to their party in
, the rules fight in the house last
, Monday.
, The Western Union Telegraph
, company, il appears, was at fault,
, having failed to transmit his name
, along with the others. 1t was
? overlooked by a careless operator,
, in the hurry, the company ex-
, plains.
, Mr.. Bell not only kept his De-
; mocracy on straight last Monday,
, but always does so. He is the
, Democratic whip, and in thorough
, accord with the party leader and
, the principles of Democracy.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
To A ROSE

+. q single crimson rose,
Thy red heart warmly glOws.
Though all around there blows
The chn north wind
Thy UetalS. semi-curled.
As banners bright, unfurled.
Watt greeting 10 the world.
And sweet cheer lend
thou art but a single bloom.
Yet thv free-Eiveu perfume,
Sent silent through the room.
Makes each breath sweet.
on all thy beauteous dover
Is an uplifting power
Toward that whose thought o flower.
Thou art complete
Tearn Us. o crimson rose.
nat when Iise's north wind blows.
me more should we unclose
Our selfish hearts
should freely send forth cheer,
And loves own fragrance bsar.
AEaklnE cur word less draaT
By heavenly arts.
And may we still. Ike thee,
- i've that a. can see
In Us a constant plea
Fer righteousness
Our souls such beauty show
That eatsh Who sees may know
The source from whence doth flow
All things that bless
ochran. Ca. Route l.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23

Dear Household: It looks like will have
to agree to disagree" We don't look alike
shf-k like. But that does not prevent US
from loving each other, and think do As a
family love one another.
I glad TO that our page. yes. OUR
PAGE. Is so highly appreciated. Though I
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
WIFE MURDERER GETS
% YEARS IN THE PEN

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 2o.-AI-
fred Allen, who killed his wife near We
tumpka a few weeks ago, was today sent
to the penitentiary for % years by jury
at that place. Allen said that he mistook
his wife for burglar and fired on what
he thought was a man. However, ii was
shown that he and his wife had had
trouble.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
A Mothers Appeal

Dear Household-Here comes another stranger
from Mississippi TO ask Ambulance to your
family. l have been a reader of The Semi
Weekly Journal for quite a time and enjoy
1t very much, especially the Household let
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
"HE HATH A INTO MOUTH, EVEN PRAISES


harp they
could
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-03-23
The Reason

Strangcr-Why are You crying, sonny?
BOy-Paw hit his fumb wiv hammer an
Weekly.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

world, and the Chicago Record Her. aid says: 1t is work for the world 10 see and ponder upon.
 The most striking feature of the play is it's central character, a myste- rious HindO0 bishop, whom the New York and Chicago critics call rein- carnatiOn of the Christ. Ii is a dar- ing role, but treated so reyerently and intelligently by the author that no otlense is given, and Americas fore most clergymen have advised their congregations from the pulpit to see the beautiful play. There are now three companies presenting The Servant in the House. in America. eighteen companies in Denmark. Nor way and Sweden, and productions are now being rapidly prepared for Lon don, Paris, Berlin, Vienna and St. Petersburg Memphis is To have lie original company thaI first swept 1he play 10 an overwhelming triumph on Broadway. This all-star cast is only pre- ented in the larger cities for week engagements. This k the first ap- pearance of the play in Memphis. Those who wish to see Tyrone Power a. the Drain Man, and the other mem bers of the number one company. will do well 10 take advantage If the im- pending engagement in Memphis.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Notice 0i Guardians Sale.

NOTICE i, hereby -jveu That uuder and ny
 virtue Of an order If the PrUuat, Couri iHlS maac and entered ou the 2uth day of O,- lltr. lNtl. t.Le undeIsIgnea. N IlI nn
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
BUNSENS cATARRH CURE
 For Sale by CIIYDRIG STORE

merce, great though il k and will be, is comparatively insignificant when compared with the inland trade and commerce of the country now so badly hampered anl impeded in it's development because of lack of means of transportation between shipper and receiver.
 The National Rivers and Harbors Congress, whose program is "A Policy: not a Project and whose work has brought so viyidly to the attention of congress and the shipping and receiy- ing public the necessity for the adop- tion of a fixed policy of waterway i'm proyement will hold it's Sixth Annual Convention at the New Willard Washington, D. C., on December s, 2 and coincident with the assembling of the Sixty-tlrst Congress and not one of the vast interests of this section of the 'nited.States should he unprepre- sented The question involved k one one of the first importance. the dele gates 10 the Congress will be most thoroughly representative men and of its influence upon The Congress of the lmted States there can be no doubt and there should be none
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
>atnrday. November 20. 1909.

sell "A public aatefy at tt, we~l door of the eolrt house lu Forrest City ~t Tranrl, eo0HiEa tfhanSaS, on rfrdI of three .H months all the right, iitle aHu interest Of C. N. Mcknight and N Y. NeknLht, Minors m and to the following describe real e,tate Ivir., and being itI the county of >t Granri,, state of Arkansas t8syitz
 ~aath half af northeast quarter t~ 1-.ue l-4l of section siN .tI township tiyc t1J north range three @ eaSf.
 lien wiIl be re}auedon sad lau,l to ,,.,,,Jr, l lhe purchase price and approved security Wil be required of The purchaser wi1h not. tj bear eight tsJ per cent interest Dntil paid Witness my hand a. such guardian. this the 2Ief day of october 1909
 LILLY N. KELLEY Guardian
 af z. N and W Y. Mcknight. Minor.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
THE FIXING OF \ POLICY.

The fixing of a definite policy is the one absolutely essential requisite to successful undertaking and comple- tion of any work and especially ESQ with any work undertaken by public authority. II was only by the fixing of definite policy by the govern ment of the United States tha. the continent was spanned and the East and the West brought together by the completion of the Pacific Railway. The Pacific Railway had been the dream of years-and it would have been dream today if it had not been for the fixing of an intelligent policy with appropriate legislation insuring the beginning, the carrying on and the completion of the work.
 The continent is now spanned with rails and reaching all points-when there comes season of dullneSs, and only reaching points of destination after interminahle delays when the movements of freight is in keeping
 
 mercial, mining, industrial and dgri- cultural interests That advance is the normal condition of the country k q self evident proposition with an other proposition accompanying il the self evident proposition that means Of transportation the key 10 progress and adVance-is wholly in- adequate.
 Tie country k growing too fast to avoid car shortages but il Is not growing fast enough to enable il to bear the great losses which come To all conditions Of trade and commerce because of inadequacy ot commuuica- tion between shipper and receiver, an inadequacy which makes il plain that il is not Jones. the shipper, who pays the freight. but the consumer of the articles shipped.
 The Suuth-the progressive and 'he New S0uth-s so Nitally interested in the question If transportation and in terested perhaps. more than in any other section ef tbe country. iH jUe completion of The Panama Canal re. calls also t4e fact tLat the canal had its origin H.the dreams uf the Spau- ish monarchy more than tWo ocenturie> age. The dream continued antu the United states aWoke To the fact that the work was purely and wholly d WoTk for this government To under take alone, with the Hay y-Pauncefote treaty forever settling the question of ownership and control in the United States. That step was followed by the course which the government of the United States should adopt with reference to the inland waterway inn proyement-t establishment of a fixed and definite policy such as was adopted with reference to the canal and under which the great work is so rapidly progressing and certain, in it's comple tion, to add immeasurably to the foreign trade and commerce of the country. Yet that trade and com
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Us 1 Top Notch DOer.

Great deeds compel regard Inc world crowns it's doers. That's why the American people have crowned br. Kings New Discovery the King of Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom k q health force. IL kills germs and colds and laefippe vanish. IL heals cough-racked membranes and coughing stops. Sore intlamed bron- chial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorrhages cease Dr. Geo. More. Black Jack. \ C, writes, it cured me of lung trouble, pronounced hope less by all doctors soc. Sl.0o. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug gist.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
"The servant in the House"

Local theatre-goer> will have an opportunity t8 see The Servant in the House tfe masf widely aI,- cuseed drama Of he generation. when Charles BauH Kennedy famous pay comes ta tGe LYteHm Theatre in Memphis for aH ent.re aeeG.~ tH- gaecment. with .matiuee~ 5a Wed. nesiay and Saturday preseutel by Henry Nillers Associate P5ayef~. tHe origina company headed by Tyrone Power. tuat made saeh great Aif
 during tie long runs in New York and Chicago This k tAe drama which Harpers Magazine eats tine most remarkable play in the English language, which the New York Evening Post considers "the greatest drama of the generation. and which the Chicago Daily News proclaimS the most beautiful pay Of all ages :, The New York Sun calls The Ser want in the House "a dramatic mas terpiece, the New York Times haDS il as "a sensation The Canadian Magazine calls it a truly great play the Chicago Tribune says t is a work of art that k simple enough and true enough 10 touch the heart of the
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
An Imperial Reseript.

Now thls is the tale 0f the Council the German k aIser deCreeu. r5 sa>s The strong 0f their burden. to help the weak ia their need, iis ~.nt word 10 the peoples who struggle and pant and sweat TAa= faa straw Wtzht he counted fairly and ths ally of bricks te sej. ras Lords of Their Hands assembled from aHe Ha-t and The West they drew Bat uafe Lille and Essen, BrummaEsT clyde and trtNe. STa -5-Tss ver, uiark from the furnace and ~azne sssrt brown from the soil tusf= =~Hue= vsrf,- tiH- iron the dye-vat. but all
 acre ae4f1s4 4f ioil- NrafHs yaanz kir. saId-"I have found it,
 tH. feae ta ! 54ss r,>i v seek H. SH zzzH zl=zl wait for the weary, the hale
 shall halt fat the weak; ssN5tH tHe even tramp of all army where TO
 man hHsak> from he line, Ne ,Hali mar-a ta peace and plenty in the
 Houd af Hrsfaefaood--lg The paper Iay aa tae tatle. the strong heads
 bowed tHersly. Aud q val went ap from the peoples Ny.
 >fEu-s8Fe ft=,t for NC die \ hand va stretched Iatho -OO,e-quiIl fist
 Ras cram ped f1 .FaE J. When-the laagh 0f a Utue-eyed maiden ran
 clear thuueh ta" eoqHtll-halL And each one heard Her laughing as each one
 saw Her plain And the spirit of Man That is iu Him 10 the
 light of he vision woke And the men drew back from the paper as
 Yankee aeleeste spoke There's girl in Jersey City who works on
 the telephone. We're going to hitch ear horse and dig for
 Hou-e uf our own. With gas and water connections. and steam
 heal through to the iap, And N. Hohenzollen l guess shall work
 III dr3p and all English delegate thuudered,- The
 weak Gn the lame be bioWed I've a berth in the Sou West work ~hpp~.
 home in the WandsWoTth road: -SHd til the s5ciatiOn has footed my burylu T work forthe kids an he mi->1,. rull up
 I'll be damned fl will' And over the German benches the bearded
 whisper ran Lager, der girls und der dollars. dey makes
 or dey breaks man. II schmitt haf collared der dollars, he collars
 der girl deremit: But f schmitt bust ill der pilnes>, we collars
 der girl from Schmtt" They passed one resolution Your >ub-rom-
 mittee believe You can tighten the curse of Adam when
 you've lifted the curse of Eve But till we are built like angels with ham,
 mer and chisel and pen. Ne will work for ourself and woman. for
 ever and ever amen. Now this is the tale of the Council the German
 k ai>er held The day that they razored The .rind>tone the day that the eat wa> belied. The day of the Fig> from rhi>tIe> the day of the Twisted sands The day that the laugh Of maiden made light 9f the Lords of Theii Hands.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22

See tine line Of cook Stoves al Fms seii-G raham-A lders0n Companv>. and you II decide that it will be cheaper buy new stove than II is-t8 worry with that old one
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
| confirmation Notice,

N IlEE i>=seHe=,. s5gra That Nargar.t F Aynns. lael i AYrue Hash K. Wyune s,19 s, a,s Iss>s " Wynn < Inc widow and heirs Al Al "a" gi JeS>t- N Nyuue. derea>ed. have aisd n i's pnls'e Qf iae clerk If the ChaUcprv Court of St. tranei, county Arkansas. tbeiI Pea1loa pI ayl as hat then file to The follow lhs e>-'fltt.d lane lH >t. lfaurjs county. ArE- aii>a> 'e e1ihini"u and egieled. towit: The north t-{ of the n8rlh l-- ,f section .5 toi,,,- a-reS- -' ''~' i-'
 @ @NuN therefore aii ifl>lus who claim any interest ih Sala land are hereby notified 10 an pt-at III sad eeaH 8a he fr>t day of the De- atmeef term. lsa thereof and Show cause gputrneL N''' V' W SKARoRN
 e4sts af ehaheerS eouIf of >t Ffar..,, onn-
 " ArkaHsa
 tt'st s-a.'s atA-t - hi ta3 l@ls'. l0-I -6t
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
onfirlIlation Notice.

h GhaHsefy Court -. Francis County John Walk. ENparte:
 Notfte l. hereby gwen that John Walk has tled d petition iu the feaucery Court iu - frafsi~ eaHtyl AfsaHsa, stating facts which shoW pima fafie rILht and title in him to lQts ,. . and m the northeast quarter fHe1 41 of section three t3) township four q north. range one q west and asking that his tile 1o said land he quieted and confirmed. winch petition will 5e heard al the December Term of said Court
 la-a-st T ". >EABoRN Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Notice of Trustees Sale.

WlilltEA>, on the second day Jf March lqo, " fuIes Ie>ao and Emily |. Losco. his V [ conveyed to \. B0y>en d. trustee, the her.lu- after des' -flhed real estate for the purp0se Uf securing thc payment Of twenty four bjluor,,I Ii dollars :! 4,0.,0) and interest t.sevcn (, ,t-r cent pef auHum, 10 \. BOysen. trustee said trust dttd being of record in Record Book 5i al page ss3 in the ofiee of the clerk and }.,.- f2tdet ef st. Francis county. Arkansas
 And whereas said A Roysen decliniu. 'o a'l a2 trustee. heinz l>qnali6ed the holder of 1tld tndeMedhe~o has duly appointed, by in- d"fsemehi .n writing 9n sad trust deed 'n. 1ndets4-aed a~ substitute trustee
 And WffeIta~ dffagit having been made ia sHt hat theha ai line indebtedness Qps+ribed in ~fltt trust firssg. ami rIlt t-i-,Upd Fa,f,,. 4ten lg 3r>toa us fae legal nolderoI said 5l- ae8ieaHs~- A. f=4es -aIa af said property Go- ,.tzstH tf.,t .l.,t .l lhe t,ru.7 aud tttfHIa> tl#EHt.I4 -.t
 NI-l1 ! -.-LL-.--. ----,.- -.-.Ll
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
frightful Fate tverted.

would have been cripple for fife. from a terrible cut on my knee zap, writes Frank Wsberry. keI,i- her. .Minn., without Backien's Arnica >atNe. which soon cured ne Iufa',- Iible for wounds, cuts and bruises, il soon cures b4rns, sea.d> old sores. beils, skin efaPtionS Worlds best for piles. 25c. II all druggist
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Warning Order.

Iho>. Naterford ~ al plaintiffs
 N~.
 The Bush Gerts Piano Co, defendants
 The defendants, the Bush GertS Piano Com. pany k warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of th, plaintiffs Thos Waterford e1 al Trustee Forrest City, oct. 2o looa. '''''''
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When Forrest
 City Citizen shows Ton the Cure.

Why will people continue To suffer the agonieS of kidney complaint. back ache, urinary disorders, lameneSs headaches, languOr, why allow them selves 10 become chronic inyalidS. when q aincure is offered them:
 DOan s Kidney Pills is lhe remedy To Use, because il gives t0 the kidneys the help they need 10 perform their work
 IT you have any, even one. of the symptoms ot kidney disease. cure yourself now. before diabetes. dr0pSy 1r ErlEhl> disease sets in Read this Forrest City ecstimoHy.
 W J >tolzer. Forrest City. sae>. " loan $ Kidney Fi5s cured ne If kidney trouble and am therefore pleased tu add my testimonial tafTr- many. already given iu faEurlf tl.s- remedy suffered from I aaH pain la he ~na. VI my back and Wa >1f- 3eGt l9 dIfft ~peH~ laa freH#rHf passages ol tue kidney >ecIetioa> aF95 added 10 my annoyance. soon after | began taking poan < Kidney Pi.spr cured dt the City Drag Store. the oackache .elt me and ny kidnexs be- cane normal noW lee .iheaneW person and attribute this great inn proFement entirely to the curative powers of Deans Kidney PiHS. sin. eerely trust that this remedy vii ind it> way into every home where kjd. ney trouble exists
 For sale by all dealers. Price 5o cents Foster-Milburn Ca. Reaa}o. Ne" York. sole agents for tne I7niIed States.
 Remember he name bean and take no other.
 See tine line of cook stoves al Fi.s- Seii-G raham- Alderson Company and you Il decide that il will be chfap-r = buy d new stove than II is-ta ,s,,,s
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Warning Order.

In ot. raH9is thaneery Court. Dec Tern. INo Esther heGlon plaintiff George MrttloH. defendant
 The defendant, Ge0r4e NcGlou. !, hereby warned To appear m this court within thirty days and answer to 1heromplaint of the plain tiff Esther NeGlnn.
 Forrest City. Oct. -o. l@aq
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-22
Thursday, November II. 1909.

f AsaH at tHt west ao5rof te,
 r.~ rtrY ~r Iraur-. a55 la as.l-z.,.~. and aa>j bidder f9i H#- ef9=f#Hr0 r'ai estate. lyiu- tA ae #st AHe=e#HHtF Hf ~t Francis and > -aaaaf Arta4~a~ t4t#f-
 i.a>t half lf ttr ea~f Haif .l-g.e l-1. of seq saaA# Hs 4=Is= '. l.a. .=-sa.f4 ftaft44 t.sith ran-t Ja,.= E ll atsf
 If ,aId Ftapeftg believed 10 n... good .it 5l5sis -4ss. ~tII~ .,- tia3~t.e only la==l Hs AsNN Artu- 1srg,trp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
REAP RICK REWARDS
Because American Grain Trust
FIaudulGnfIy Grades Our
Products

Washington. Jan. ga body blow
was dealt the present lax and fraudu-
lent malhoda with respect TO the in'
specton and grading Of grain. by SEN
atnr Dolliver. In the report from the
senate committee on agriculture IN
favor OF the bin fos Federal grain
inspection
Senator D0lliver through the report
vciously attacks the many abuses
which have entered into the system
of haualing and grading grain at the
great terminals and which operate as
q fraud and Injustice upon both the
producer and consumer
The report states that our grain Is
being disnredliei IN ell foreign coun'
tries al q result Of improper certt
flcatlon and the difficulty IN procur
Ing q high graie Of American grain
abroad. The export trade Of Argen-
tine Republic, Canada and Australia
is correspcndlngly increasing 9s the
American trade decreases.
According to the report the state
warehouse commission shows that
there are shipped out FROM the great
terminals from two ii four Times IS
many Of the higher grades al are re-
ceised. while nearly ali OF the lower
grades disappear entirely IN the 0ui
shipments This ls regarded as con
elusive proof Of Juggling Humorous
other sharp practices are also cited
one being 10 inspect the grab rlgi:A
rs Il passes into the elevator am
loosely as It goes oui 7ils fact Is
cited to show the inehiclency OF IN
BpectIon that In half s day q Chicago
grain inspector graded 250 cary Of
gfais
Through these practices the manl
pu1l5ia ot grain receive large profits
but always e the slill greater detri
mont oi the producers
The syslam ln vogue Of lha inspee
tors being appointed by boards 0l
trade DESTROYS unilomity ln the grat
ing Of grains al different markets
For instance grain raised 0n q l4rn
IN lowa nia4 be shipped to thres
different points, Minneapolis. Chicago
and Kansas city. A. tLa standards
ID eaeh city alc different this same
grain would have three different pic
es placed apon L at The three differ
ent places
The gigln tralc cf the country Is
virtually controlled by about iO0t
mon who comprise the varloua board.
Of trade ana fix the grades and prices
to be paid The produces. about as tnes
Ike They are BANDED together L
control the business, and against this
combine, the Individual shippers and
producers. are unable 20 secure ade
quate Justice.
Federal inspection ef grain, II is GA
llmate1. would cost the country be-
tween ss5O.oa0 70 $Gu00oO annually
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

LIQUOR
PROVISION

Washington Jan 90 Senator Owen
wall known as q prohihltionet. has
introduced a bin In The senate which
provides that no llQuos shall be sold
within twenty-five miles Of an Indian
reservation unless specific permission
10 do 80 has been granted BY the war
department. The bin Is 10 the form
Of an amendment OF the law of Jan.
nary 30 1897 which prohibits the sale
et liquor to Eny Indian
Under the proposed hlll Of Senator
Owen. however the reservation
clause IL extended to apply to any
Indian % whom the government has
allotted land or who ls under tne pro.
lection Of the government az ward.
This would make the provision ap-
nlicahle 20 The Indians az The Five
ivillzcl tribes rs wen as 10 the res.
Hfvation of western oklahoma. The
mendment proposes linp OF si00 for
Nny person who shall sell give away
lr barter Ia Intoxicating drinks, on
ixty days lmpriRupment for The first
9ifense. and double thet for tho sec
ana Oifense
Senator Owen has also introduced a
lill w Toe senate anihorlgIng the
court OF claims 90 Investigate the
claims Of the 0sagos 10 the S1a0.00O
civilization fund and to ascertain
whether 4 haa been expended lor pur.
DOSES other than the benefit OF the
1sages. and II go 70 make good the
mount Of the 0sageH,