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The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
FORREST CITY BREAKS EVEN

The Forrest City Base Ball team
went up against tie Harrisburg team
/ for the tirst game Of the series Tuesday
afternoon and administered 5-3
trouncing TO the said Harrisburg outfit
in a closely contested game. Tom
O'Brien did the twirling for tile locals
and Bob Lindsey. of Haynes, perform
ed backstop duty, both playing their
positions like the seasoned veterans
they are. J. Holmes and Landers did
the battery duty for the visitors and
performed nicely.
OBrien had some the best OF the
pitching argument, striking out seven
men and allowing six or seven scatter
ed hits. Holmes for the visitors struck
out three men, and allowed ten hits
Gillian led the locals in stick work.
scoring two three -sackerS and a single
out of three times up.
Becker made the first run for the
locals, scoring in the first inning In
the second. Lindsey and A lien hit safe
and both scored on o Brien's three bag
drive. In the third, fourth and fifth
innings only goose eggs were scored.
In the sixth Hughes hit safe and
scored on a long drive by Bradford
The seventh scored anothered cipher.
and in the eighth Will Ravens hit safe
TO first. stole second, and scored on an
error. This ended the run getting
for the locals, with a.total of five.
The visitors scored one run in the
first, Landers hitting safe and manag-
ing to comglete the circuit. Tie next
five innings scored them only nice
round ciphers. May scored in the sew
enth, and in the eigth Il. Holmes man
aged TO cross the plate, this ended the
tallying for the visitors, they not be-
ing able 10 add anything TO their score
in their half of the ninth.
Score by innings:
Forrest City 1000 l0lX-5 10 3
Harrisburg 0000ll % 10
Mr.. Mulheron, Of the ;. w. T & r
Company otficiated a. umpire and gave
general satisfaction
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Notice For Bids For Public Funds.

NOTICE Is hereby given that under and by
" virtue of Act ~ of the General Assembly
OF the state of Arkansas, entitled An Act to
Provide a Depository for the County Funds
of st. Francis County and Other Counties:
the County Court will on the first day Of the
July Term of the County Court of II Francis
County, Arkansas, the same being Monday
July 5th, 1869 receive bids from any bank.
banker or trust company in said county that
may desire TO be the depository of the public
funds of said county, including school funds.
Any bank. banSeror trust company desiring 10
become such depository, shall on OF before said
first day of said term of court, file with the
undersigned. sealed bids stating the rate of in
terest offered by said bidder for two ~ years
next ensuing upon the county funds including
school funds based upon the daily balances To
the credit of such funds in said depository
All bids shall be accompanied 10y certified
check of $4,000. SAID check TO be held a. a
guarantee that the bidder shall comply with
the terms of his bid and the law.
All bids will be publicly opened at noon OF
the first day of said term OF court. and the
bidder Offering the highest rate of interest per
amum ON said funds shall be the depository of
all the public funds of the county including
school funds, for the two ~ years next tsl-
suing. The successful bidder will be required
to enter into bond for an amount not less
than the total revenue for the years for which
said bond shall be given. The Court reserves
the right to reject any AMI all bids.
Given under my hand a. clerk 81 the County
Court OF ST Francis County, this the 9TH day
of june, 1909.
s-ll-4 T. c. MerwrN, County Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
~ICONn GAMI

In the second game of the Forrest
City-iiarrisburg series, the tables were
somewhat turned on the locals, the
visitors putting ii over the home boys
TO the tune of %, in an eleven inning
battle. With Bradford In the box for
The locals and Grogan for the visitors,
the score was tied 3-3 for the full nine
innings. Then "Our Pat" went in the
box, and instead of striking terror to
the hearts of the untamed bunch from
harrisburg, our own outfit seemed to
suffer bad case of stage fright, and
allowed said Harrisburgers to accumu-
late four runs in their half of the ele-
yenth. These runs were all due to err
rors.
Ravens scored the first run for
Forrest City in the fourth inning,
hitting safe to first, stealing second
and scoring on Gilliam's two-bagger
In the sixth Pat Folbre and Leo Grob-
myer both managed TO cross the plate
Total Of three runs.
For the visitors Grogan and Mulin
scored one run each in the second inn
ing, Garyey brought one over in the
seventh, and in the eleventh May, J.
Holmes, Garyey and Austell each
scored one run, giving them total OF
seven. Austell PLAYED for Conn in the
last two inning.
The features Of the game was a long
running catch in left field by J Holmes
and couple OF nice plays pulled
ed off by Havens.
Homer Folbre did the umpire stunt
Score by innings:
Harrisburg o 10000 l0004-7 II
Forrest City 200000-3
There was very slim crowd at botl
gan es and not enough money wa,
taken in to pay expenses.
Pat Folbre reported for duty tC
Mike Finn and his bunch of Travellers
Tuesday and met with The information
that he had been sold TO san Antonio
i'll the Texas League. Pat does not
relish the idea OF going TO the Lone
Star State and returned home We'd
nesday morning To think the matter
over, and al the present writing is stil
thinking. Speaking of the matter the
Arkansas Gazette has the following
in its Dope Sheet" Of Wednesday
morning:
Manager Finn announced befor,
yesterdays game that Pat Folbre haC
cen sold to the san Antnio team O
the IeNaS League. II was HeceS Try
TO let some one out to make room fol
Carey, and Pat illness which render
ed his value to the team matter O
conjecture, was responsible for his be
ing sold. tolbre is reported to hay,
said that he refused to go To san An
tonic. He was at the game in citizens
clothing yesterday, and intimateC
rather strongly. that he would qui
baseball rather than SO to the Texa
League.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
DELUSI0N OF A WARRANTY DEED

y warranty deed means that if the
title to the land isnot good your grantor
promises to refund the purchase price
In order 10 recover the purchase
price two lawsuits are usually neces-
sary; one to defend the title, and if
the land is lost another TO recover the
purchase money.
Do not depend on any mans war
ranty for your title, but have your
title examined.
St Francis County \ ABSTRACT Co.
Mrs. A. f. Matthews, Prop
Once at Courthouse.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18

Mrs NJ w. Seaborn went TO Mem
phis last Sunday TO be in attendance
upon her mother, Mrs. Bass, who is
under treatment in the Lucy Brink
ley hospital. Mrs. Bass sustained a
painful injury about two weeks ago
from fall which injured one of her
limbs, and has been suffering consid-
erably therefrom, Mrs. Seaborn re-
turned home Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18

The ladies of the Cemetery Associa-
ton gave an ice cream supper Thurs
day evening on the lawn at Mrs. Louis
Rollwage's residence, for the benefit
OF the cemetery fund. The Forrest
City Concert Band assisted the ladies
in entertaining their guests and added
much 10 the pleasures of the occasion
This was the first of series of enter
tainments that will be given during
the summer for the benefit of this
fund. They are for a worthy cause
and should be literally patronized by
our people.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Don't Lie Down.

Spring is here. Your system needs
toning up TO fortify against the long
summers facilitating influence. Sim
mons Sarsaparilla will build you up,
make YOU strong and carry you
through without that usual want to
lie down feeling.
5oc and 81 per bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE * hereby given that ! Will un Mon
" day. the ist day of the July Term of the
Probate Court OF -. Francis County Arkan-
sas present my final settlement a. guardian
OF Leta May Hall and Rosa Belle Hall. Minors
and will ask that The same he approved, and
and my boud>men discharged
". II. ALDRipGE
Guardian Of Heta May Hall and Rosa Keiie
Hall, Minors.
Forrest City, Arkansas. June H. Fpa
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
Strayed

From +. c. Ankrums place near Sam
Womall's about the middle of May
one hight bay mare, about II hands
high, bald face, white hind foot, small
split in one ear. Liberal reward for
her return or for information leading
TO her recovery.
O. b. RoLLwAGE,
Forrest City. Ark,
Or E. G. Ankrum, Mail Carrier No ,
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18

NOTICE i hereby given that the undersigned
a. commissioner of the Chancery Court of
St Francis county, state of Arkansas. pur-
suant to the terms and directions Of decree
of the said Court, made at the May Term, there
of 1900, in the eau>e wherein Ad0lphuS Busch
wa> plaintiff, and the Forrest city Ice 4
Power Company and y. ". Norton. Trustee.
uEpfs4 lief will n4t
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18

Mrs. Sam Hall and mother, Mrs.
Geo. Dooley, left for Memphis Tues
day and spent several days there, re-
turning home Thursday afternoon.
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

QN VIRTUE of the authority vested i'm me nv
the Constitution and laws of the State OF
Arkansas, hereby proclaim and make known
The Forrest City times., 1909-06-18
A Special Election
Thursday, July 1st, 1909.

state IN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30
PLEASED WITH
WORK ON PANAMA
VISITING MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
RETURN FROM BRIEF TOUR OF
THE ZONE.

NEW YORK, January 9.-Predicting
completion of the Panama Canal by
1915 and expressing satisfaction with
the Gatun Dam site, which he had
carefully inspected, Representative Vic
/ tor Murdoch of Kansas, returned to-
day with four other Congressman from
a brief tour of. the Canal Zone and ex-
animation of the work being done on
the big ditch that is to join the At
lantic and Pacific Oceans
The party, comprising Representa-
tive Kennedy of Iowa; Gronna, OF
North Dakota, and Lindberg of Min
nesota, arrived on the steamship Ad-
vance from Colon, leaving the Isthmus
before the members of the House Com
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, now in canal territory. had be-
gun their Investigations.
The members of the returning
party, whose visot was of an unofiicia
nature, all expressed themselves as
pleased with what they observed Oh
the Isthmus. Mr.. Murdoch in parti
cular was enthusiastic over what h'
characterized as the splendid esprit de
corps that he found pervading the 7OOO
American workers engaged in digging
the canal.
Three are no very great engineer
ing difficulties to be overcome furthe
than those already anticipated anC
provided for" said Mr.. Murdoch, "ant
l do not see how the work can consume
more than six or seven years if thu
present health precautions are con
tinued and Uncle Sans exchequer cal
stand the strain"
Mr.. Murdoch said he had experienced
complete change of heart on tn
question of the ACCESSIBILITY of the loci
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30

canal as against the sea-level cutting,
which latter the Government had
abandoned as impracticable.
There is nothing for it but lock
canal" he said. The conditions are
such that the construction of a sea-
level canal would be wasteful and
foolish. My colleagues and all went
down there strong sea-level men, and,
we are all coming back with one ex-
ception, strongly in favor of the local
construction"
While on the Isthmus Mr. Murdoch
and his fellow Representatives minute
ly investigated the fitness of the Ga
tun Dam site as compared with Bohio
and other places that have been urged
as more fitting sites for the big dams,
They all agreed that the Gatun site
is satisfactory in every way. Mr..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30
THE DUEL.

THE DUEL.
well, Adolf, hat you selegtioned
der vebbings?"
"Yess OSCAR. 1 hat chosen heafy
ardillery ad two PAGES"
1.-TWO PAGES! Ain'd dot RAIDER close
apart?"
"Chackass! Dot abblies to der web
bings. Der principals can slant we're
dey vish.'
Il don't van to slant we're wish.
want to sit down. We're will you
stant?"
"Behint my obbonent."
Dot von'd do. You might get hurt
ven l retread."
Den 1 will slant behint a tree. l
am sure i'd will not run in der same
DIRECTION l do"
"Ah, ha! You must be picnic
stricken already"
"Haf no fear. am resigned to my
fate"
tet. Shell we shoot ad der trop OF
der hat?'
"Hartly. Id yoult RAIDER shoot
vile you are picking up der hat
Come, come, am ready for der
obsequies."
"Iss dot why you are SO obsequious,
| tee-hee?"
I'm abouid minude | am going to
let daylight drough your thick car
cass"
Don't do id; you voult only exbose
my family skeleton
Hurry, l say. Diss ISIS no dime
for pitziness; we hat serious amuse-
mend on hant.'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30

An arrival this morning was the
Niihau from Kawaihae with cattle
from the Parker ranch. Rough wea-
Their was reported on the Hawaii coast
Niihau cargo was as follows: 20 hid
cattle, 229 mt. lime barrels, lot scrap
iron, ia bdls. hides, mt. gas drum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30

Murdoch characterized the recent agi-
tation, over the sinking of the Gatun
Dam during the heavy rains as "a mere
sensation The settling of the dam,
he saiu did not in any way tend to
prove that the site was not good one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30
NO OPIUM IN CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.

There is not particle of opium or
other narcotic in Chamberlains Cough
Remedy and never has been since it
was first offered to the public. 1t
is as safe medicine for a child as for
an adult. This remedy is famous for
tits cures Of colds and Group, and can
always be depended upon. For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30
A Bit of Vaudeville

Bah, defile you to do your worst.
Ad der count or dree we fire"
I'VE do. Count"
won, two, four, fife"
Holt on, you overlooked some
dings.'
Did 1? Maybe l wass losing my
memory"
Fool! Anyhow you amt losing your
presence of mind"
well, eff id ISIS all der same to you
will consitor myseluf technically
shot" Gals heavily)
We're wass you voundet? Crushing
to his side). On der breastbone?"
mo. On her felt of honor"
Il see. Efdencely der bullet miss
ed your jocular vein. Shell l call
helup?"
"of course nod l am voundet
enough"
Der puncture must nod be ferry
dangerous; you are nod debating
much"
Better listen eff my heart ISIS beat
ing"
"Yess, id ISIS still knocking
''Subbose i'd shout stop beating?"
Den i'd voult be dead beat
Il hope ven | am gone, you will keel
my CRATE green"
so? Vot do you want blantet on id
Spinach?"
Farewell! 1 hear der deaf rat
tle.'
Dense idiot dot you are! Dot is
der rattle of der patrol wagon"
Upon which they were both seeI
to be brave men in a pinch)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
For Sale BY VIM. Williams Sons.

MIR. aud Mrs. L. Morris Of Dorset
aud Mrs. Helen Moulthrope Of Rutland
were recent visitors at the Phelps place.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Bowen ate
turkey Thanksgiving At their sons, T..
NJ Bowen, Mrs. Snaw aud daughter
Sadie Of Manchester Center were also
present.
-Inlda and Helen Bowen started TO
spend Thanksgiving with their aunt,
Mrs. A. A. Norton. in Granville, n.
", but the snow was so deep they re-
turned after going a third Of the way.
Report Of Morse District School
Tor term ending Nov. 24th. Present
every day, Alice and Irene Sheridan,
Thomas Maiteson; absent one and one
halt days. Mary Sheridan; two days.
Edna Lame aud Helen Sheridan. Anna
l.. Tully. teacher.
The pupils 81 South Dorset gram
mar school having the best attendance
for the term ending November 2iih.
are jamie Tnlly. Charlotte Burns. aud
Loretta WymAn perfect attendance;
Clara MeDeyiii absent ~ days. 81, 4.
START. teacher.
--GAme Warden Bosen was ID East
Dorset this week looking after large
IA point buck deer that vas shot and
killed by some game bog. He had the
deer dressed and hung ~, and then
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
THE BENEFIT OF
OUR DEPOSITORS

This bank is organized and It's
business conducted for the benefit of
its depositors The net gam from its
assets is gwen TO them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02

called up County Warden Harry Chase
who is after the one who did the kin.
ing,
-Euehre was played at twelve tables
1T the card party given by the Merr.
Malden's Club IN South Dorset Han
Saturday evening. Lady's first prize
was won by Mrs. John Tanning. see.
ond prize by Miss Mary McDegitt.
gentleman's first prize by John Malone
second prize by John Stuart. consola
Ton prizes by Miss Teresa KELLEY and
Henry Gala sher
The pupils Of the South Dorset ri
mary school having the best attendance
for The fall term ARE as follows. Pr
sent every day, Ida Blackmer. Mar,
LeGare. Celia aud Helena MeDeyiti
Alice Mcbride. Sadie aud I.onis Col
yin. Edward AcDeviii. Absent one
and one-balf days, Regina Cooley
Dewey t0ivin. absent two DAYS. len.
ME Mcbride. Sarah G. kelleher
teacher.
The Bennington Banner suggest.
~. j. Hapgo0d for governor. Whrtbef
10 lesi Or uoi ! do not know. bot n. j
would make 80 average governor aud
should Ike ~ see him united with
such a legislature as we had lat wear
just - see shat be could do If h. ~.
the bead ~ the heap. You eau bet H.
would Jet them know who was hos.
and then Wty uai ief te.. ,,.a,,..,.
town have III least Que governor, even
4 be came from Bennington County,
81 CLONE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
49, - 49,

At4.EA~ kNNN hAisAM
agsi s4re nss aais frssh esia, isa tas q
la4s.,f s4uf.tasfFs sagae ~ taai aslss2ls hAHs 90
- s4,easks tssar d tftks Ans prove IT,
sayzh. SIS. BIC, AID So.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
SOUTH DORSET.
oar snow came aud has gone.

oar snow came aud has gone.
Henry Burch had horse die In I
week.
All the scholars were home over
Thanksgiving.
--Hulda Bowen returned Sunday ev'
ening to Bennington.
Trouble At the quarry for hack Of
coal 10 make steam.
Isl Clones new horse i good one
and no, afraid of anything.
E. II West has been IN Worcester,
Mass. on quarry business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cooley aud daughter
sere 10 Rutland last week on basi'
ness.
Miss Mary Mcdonald o. sander
land visited relatives in this town over
Sunday.
Thomas AcCirnw aud bride are al
bis mothers. We extend best wishes
10 them.
Mrs. Chas W Phelps who has
been seriously III for tho pasi three
months y improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Phelps q
psulei were The guest. Of Mr.. and Mr..
Meriu Phelps over Sunday.
Mrs. Thss. Mccormick and child
rem IL nanby we're visitors AZ Mr. Me-
/ so,mick's fathers Thanksgiving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
DOING THEIR Duly
Scores Manchester Depot Readers
Arc Learning The Duty u Inc
KiaatyS

T. alter its bssd Z. lhe tidfry
DOTS
Wbea iiey f.l e. - tha %, k.d
aeys sfe s.ft
Eaeharb, YAa ,nspy s,d0ey ilI. fa
hw
tfnal lgulble. daba.+
li8an ksdp.y iili. rur lhrn $40
Nabei.r,lrr brpei . alsle endorse ouI
ciam.
4 , Lincoln, oheqpArier 81 = milt
from Msnrhesiri Depot. VI, says -
a.,si I,osu's Kidney Pills and can say
that found them d be very rclihhlt
remedy ! bad severe pains Ia my back
aud shen heard Of this preparation,
procured = Dos from A, II Petit
boner Drug Store Allera few weeks
ase my troubles began 10 disappear ]
believe there u no remedy equal "a
Doans X duey pin Tor backache ard
di.orlered kiducysn
Fof sale ~ al dealers. Price -
cents Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
s,alss.
Remember the nAme Doan's aud
take no other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
A Remarkable Campaign.

We are having plenty of novelties in
the present guhernatnrial campaign.
We have bad Col. Merrill accused Of
possessing ease Of pedals frigiditls
DR. Mead has heel assaied on the sc0rc
~ age A dastardly attempt was made
10 prove that Candidate Fleetwood
wore good clothes that he had invi
dionsly removed the timothy from hi.
barhcfed locks aud the rallouses from
his palms. Now comes this desperate
cnnArl;
Alta recent gathering. Candidate
Fleetwood was asked 10 sing as well
NJ speak To invite gubernatorial
candidate 10 sing at this stage Of the
game seems to be- requiring good
deal ~ Mortified News.
Wen, q man thai made" the var
sity glee club At Harvard in his day,
as Fred did. should be able to troll .
few tulls on almost any occasion. And
n candidate, above all others. should
ing with expression aud feeling, see
ing that his heart is in his mouth. ST.
Alhans Messenger.
This deliberate attempt Of a sappos.
cd friend % Mr.. Fleeleood's to stab
him in the back--or rather in the rims
glouids 80 il one Of the most contempt.
bic and horrid developments Of this
wboIe lanenlahle business.
Here is a Young aud generous pat
not. intent on offering his fair young
life Aud bis many graces 10 the service
81 his beloved state.
Here IL bundle Of lofty aspirations
and concentration ~ potential wiz.
ices. rcsdy To endure ihe sings and
arrows o. outrageous politics II only
Vermont may be exalted and lhe voter
ptohled thereby. accused u being D
songrier, mere warbler, triller q
hitting lsys, ehorisier, a hnlland-mon
ger, singer q chAnlys and ehanter
Of Iigh, melodies.
Instead Of assisting this deserving
Young candidate Ia Scquiir virtue, thu
false messenger eomp-ls BIN 10 cboii
Of song,
II is plsin that The generous thing TO-
Dr.. Mrad to do Is TO freely adluii ihsi
be-. loo, has been known At a pinch, 4
start congregational singing o. insplr
\ hopeful sundAy school 10 hymns Of
pral~ Thas ~oaid hoaors be evsi I
aud The campaign reduced % thai cold
presAie. unhArmonic l,yel IN which Al
campaigns perforoe helong.
What the state needs is not warbler
Is, hustler Rutland Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-12-02
THE PROPER ROOD ron POULTRY

with al The diversified beliefs as to
the proper diet for fowls TO induce the
greatest Gag production, II is almost
universally conceded that some meat
or animal food is needed For this
purpose the handlest and most salts
factory Hrticle IL Pages Perfected
Poultry Food II. ii. Runnells OF
South Newbury, VT expresses the al
most universal sentiment Of all who
have carefully used this food He says;
Having sold Pages Perfected Poul'
try Food for several years past, we IN
hesitatlngiy commend II 10 all keepers
Of poultry AZ the best food on the mar.
ket for laying hens We have already
placed our order for the coming season,
and IN few days will be ready TO serve
our customers again. As a food for the
cold season. we think Il has no equal"
II you want To know more about this
food and the best ways OF using II,
write to c s Page, Hyde Park, Vt, for
his booklet. Profitable Poultry" II
will be sent free postpaid TO anyone
mentioning this paper