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The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Mis- Russell Entertains.

Miss Lucille Russell was the charm ing hostess Tuesday evening at a de- Iightiu' eard party given in honor of her guest. Miss Elizabeth Browne. of Wheeling. West Virginia Five Hun .dred was played. and the ladies prize, l hat pin Was won by Miss Norma Tucker Mg Willie E. Mann won the gentIemen'> prize, a box of cigars Miss BreaHe#Nls awarded the hono- ree's prize. a Forrest City spoon.
 The house WaS tastefully decorated in goidmrod, sunnowers and yellow shades. Refreshments in the shape .of a salad course and orange ice was served and little Miss Elizabeth Win field. dressed in white and yellow pre- sided daintily at the punch bowl.
 Those present were.
 Miss Madeleine Rolwage and Jim Euaft, Miss Elizabeth Browne ot Wheeling. W Val and Burke Mann of Marianna) Miss Norma Tucker and Henry German. Miss Blanche Pope and W. II. Riley, Miss Craze Jordan and John Pope, Miss Fay Boggau and kifke Lewis. Miss GaIpin, tof Oshkosh, Mis and Nathan Norton, Miss Eva Bridgforth and Jim Walker, Miss Mabel Pettus and Joe Ferguson, Miss Ruth Hatcher and Jas Russell, Miss Anna Elise Will liams and otto RolIwage, Miss Mary Mallory and George Taylor
 Miss Russell was assisted in enter taining by Miss Bessie Douglass and Mrs E. P Taylor
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
BECKER & LEWIS.
Depository Case Goes Up.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 5.-The transcript of an interesting case from St Francis county reached the su- preme court today, involving the question of county depository.
 The Bank of Eastern Arkansas bid a rate of 5i per cent. on daily balances. The Bank of Forrest City simply made a bid to the effect that it would pay ole of l per cent. more than the highest bid offered by any other bank. On this basis it was regarded as the highest bidder, and received the con tract as county depository. It's com petitor entered suit to prevent the funds from being deposited with the Forrest City institution under this bid, but lost It's case in the trial court. It has now brought the case to the supreme court.-Little Rock Bureau Commercial Appeal.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Cupid's Franks.

Cupii IS no respecter of the game laws, and he sends his arrows appa- rently aimless, but they find lodgment in some heart. All seasons are open to him He spares neither the young nor the old nor are places so remote but what the young fellow plays "l-spy.
 For some time past an elderly gen tleman has been observed to take a great interest in the old abandoned waterworks on the hill, and many thought it was with the view of pur- chasing it, but the knowing ones said fair widows sparkling eyes were the magnets which drew him in that heighborhood; and so il proved, for on Tuesday MT. Bob lett, age 70, secured license to marry Mrs. Kate l.. Ander- son, age To give tinge of TO- nance to the culmination of Love $ young dream, the happy couple step ped of to Caldwell and at the resi- dence of Mrs Alice England, in that neighborhood, were joined as man and wife. They returned to Forrest City "Wednesday. and are at home receiving congratulations The Times wishes To add it's wishes for long life anc hapnineSS.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Improvements.

Mrs. NJ. A. Dryden is erecting neat four room cottage on the site of her recently burned home, on Forrest st. Contractor C. NJ. Pettus has charge of the work
 Jim Estes, col, is erecting cottage in the Alley Addition.
 NIT John Fitzsimmons is remodeling his home on Lard street When com pleted il will be handsome cottage.
 Contractor Bohne is building a six room cottage on Izard street extended, Russell Addition, for Mir Thos Neill.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

The banner was won this week by the Higher Sixth and Seventh Grades They have had the banner for two successive weeks.
 To be put on the Honor Roll each one k required 10 have no absence or tardy marks, to make 70 to loo on de. pertinent and from 92 l-2 to loo on general averages of studies.
 Mrs. Ellis Hurley was | welcome visitor to the first grade this week.
 The Literary Society will hold its first meeting saturday afternoon. Oc. tober 9th.
 fhe Athletic Association meets the first V Wednesday in every month.
 The following is the Honor Roll for month ending October ,. 1909. I'd Year High School, Prof. Anderson. Annie Mabley Helen Nichols lst Year High School and sth Grade.
 Mrs. Nall.
 lst Year II. $. sth Grade. Nota Steinberper Weston Payne Walter Neel Marie Gilooley
 9th and Ith Grades, Miss Davis. 7th Grade 9th Grade 6fady kemley Catherine Perkins Eleanor Mablcy Foreman Kelley Mildred Perkins Noand Fields Bessie Delano James Gnrry Anna Clay Sanders Mary Eldridge E. IIambeton Mary Sanders Mabel Wilkerson Rebecca Cowan Mary Ahlstedt Catherine Walker. Loyd Noll Zelma Royal Mae Laughing Eloise BQford
 house Julia Barrow
 4th Grade, Miss Sanders. Vera Scott Ernestine Sellers Louis Meyers Thema Blankenship
 3rd Grade, Miss Own. Ernest Borden Charles Malouf Bryan Bowers William Nail Edward Franks Edna Fields Annie Franks Evelyn Williams Fannie Mosley Pearl Turner
 I'd Grade, Miss Clara Bridewel. Corinne Hodges Osie Waterman Olivia Fields Mildred Walker Mabel Pippin Fred Waterman Frank Turner Edward Davenport lst Grade, Miss Lula Bridewell Ruby Henry Louise Hurley Martha Cargill Eva Autry Perry Lee Moore Louise Nogei Evelyn Rolfe.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Mileage Books on Sale.

The Iron Mountain has met the Pc per mile rate of it's competitors by placing on sale 800 mile books at rate of SIP. 50. This mileage book is good on System lines within the state one year from date of sale. Can be used hy bearer, whether yourself or family, or any one you wish to take with you. Don't fail to secure one thereby say ing yourself the annoyance and lncon- senience of purchasing a ticket Tor each trip and get the benefit or the reduced rates.
 NJ. L. BOWERS, Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
To My Laundry Patrons

To My Laundry Patrons
 l have to pay for laundry before l get the baskets out of the express of ice: therefore have to insist that my customers pay me promptly each week either on delivery, or to the collector. No matter how small the amount, l need the money to meet my obligations as it embarrasses me with the people l owe
 Respectfully,
 R0BT l.. SCOTT.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
To the Public.

wish 10 announce that l have given up the agency of the different papers and have turned over same to Mir Paul Johnson. l want to thank the public most cordially for their ia yors towards me in the past and hope that they will aid MT Johnson as they have done me. Will be glad to meet my friends at Sol Lewis store.
 Respectfully,
 BEN LEWIS.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
It's | Top Notch D0pr.

Great deeds compel regard The world crowns it's doers That's why the American people have crowned Dr Kings New Discovery the King of Throat and Lung remedies. Every atom is ahealth force. It kills germs and colds and lagrippe vanish. It heals cough-raeked membranes and coughing stops. Sore innamed 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" " 50c, Sl00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all drug eist
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
\ Shaking | p

may all be very well so far as the trusts are concerned, but not when it comes to chills and fever and ma laria Quit the quinine and take a real cure Ballard's IIerbine. Con tains no harmful drugs and is certain as taxes If 1t doesn't cure. you get your money back. Sold by J T. San derS
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Erightful Fate Ayerted.

"I would have been a cripple for life, from terrible cut on >my knee cap writes Frank bisberry, kelli- her, Minn., "without Bucklen'S Arnica Salve. which soon cured me" lnfall- lible for wounds, cuts and bruises, il soon cures burns, scalds, old sores boils, skin eruptions Worlds best fer piles Dc. al all druggist
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
City Council Meets

The council mel Tuesday night at the city hall, with the following mem bers present: Mayor lzard, Recorder Boyle, Aldermen Mcdaniel, Knight
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
It's Il Hustler

Hunts Lightning oil is up and do- ing all the time. It cures your aches, pains, cuts, burns and bruises while you sleep. Ruba little on your misery and feel i disappear.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

NtSI"ctfhliy Shbtnttled
 l.. NJ, Royal, Commissioner.
 MAYORS REPORT. l4 eases tried and tined =#5s. ..s=....,. : aa 00 FeHr eases tried and discharged. Respectfully submitted.
 K ]. izard, Mayor MAKSIlAL'S REPORT Fines assessed by mayor. ....-,.e...s [ 52 06 Credit for two fines worked on street oo Due city for fines September. ... 2 X 00 No i1ceusss collected Respectfully submitted
 !. NJ. Davis, Marshal No further business council ad- iourned
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
nerker < Ieais 9nnnnnrr thrir 6ranH Annual Ball 0penins
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 1aHirs' 1rpartnent 0pening 1ag tannAag 0rtnhsr II, 19l>9

cordially nfent showing Ladies' buyers he ttorS towards obtaining having bought directly
  
 styl Suits Riding Hbits Divided Skirts, Coaks Tailored KmonOs Underwear, everything Wardrobe.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICE

pretty will this Opening Rest assured will
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08

and Scott.
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 The following accounts were eX- amined, and ordered paid: ! NJ Davis, freight on di~iofertaat~ <. j h The j. N Beck Co. oil 50 Worrcl Mfs Co. dtsHfectants 62 U, k. ]. Izard, mayor fees. :. p oo l. NJ Davis marshal fees.----.. uo John Patterson, IT., forcare of'holsc ,, Ebb Laws, janttoi. -........s. 5 ~ Total .......-.-.= --.---- ..--s---=-s- --=. s9 e2
 RECORDERS REPORT. Amount scrip poutstaudiHg last report August 3O ls09. .....-. .......---..-.- 3>1, @ Amount scrip issued since lasl report 42,5 9 Amount outstanding sept. ao l9o9 $ 1]2 a2 No licenses issued in September.
 Respectfully submitted.
 X D. Boyle. Recorder.
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
FURNITURE DEPKRTNeNT

FORNITURE DEPRRTWGNT We justly proud or Furniture The
 
  will easily d1pel Yours
The Forrest City times., 1909-10-08
Price S4.U. .
Notice.

]. T. SANDERS, Special Agent
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-10
Antelope In Colorado Fields.

About 200 antelope are feeding in
alfalfa fields six miles southwest OF
here. These animals have been forced
by the heavy SHOWS to seek feed. Re
Gently two bands, one numbering 1875
and the other about 75, came in from
the hills southwest Of here. They
have lived in this section since the
law has been protecting them and at
times have gone into settlements
south Of here. During the summer,
and in fact at nearly all times of the
year, they are quite tame. Some cat
tlemen have complained that they
roamed over winter pastures and
spoiled the range. At a ranch 80 miles
south of here large band is being
fed with the ranchman's sheep.-Fort
Morgan Correspondence, Denver Re
publican.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-10
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1909.
SOMETHING NEW TO PERslANs.
Power Of Electricity Astonished Sub
jects Of the Shah.

While sojournlng recently at Shiraz,
Persia, on business connected with an
overland telegraph, an Englishman
was visited by Persian noble who
had received a paralytlc stroke in his
left shoulder and arm. lie said he had
been told that there were magicians
in the west who cured all diseases by
the aid Of this fire" electricity. The
Engllshman, having moderated the
Pcrslan's expectations by remarking
that the statement was an eXaggera-
tion, had a powerful battery prepared
To the two poles of the battery cop
per wire was attached, and at the OK
tremity of each wire damp sponge.
The Persian was invited to grasp one
In the hand Of his uaralyzod arm.
Timldly complying, he was as
tonlshed 90 feel no sensation. wait
a moment" said The Englishman, and
clappcd the other sponge ON the mans
shoulder with q leap and q yell he
bounded out OF the room, amid the
uproarlous laughter Of tho officials.
The shock effected O partial cure but
the frightened man refused 20 submit
TO second application. declaring that
ho would far sooner suffer the
/ paralysis
Another Persian whose curiosity
conquered ha fear. while examining
/ tho battery touched one of the ter
|miuaia al jhs machine AS me felt mo-
/ SEN .Uou. lc laid his hand oD The 9th.
HI
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-10
The Proper Instinct.

"Blrdset seems to have the proper
instincts for married man"
you mean that he can tell a grace
full lie, has developed a keen sense
of cunning and has learned to conceal
his real income from his wife"
"He5, and also to know that she
really knows just how he Is deceiy.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-10

H..Nh roo H"'H."..H
The corporation of the city has re.
Gently forwarded to certain officers of
state and other functions gifts of cloth
which are annually presented I'm ac-
cordancc with q custom many ceu-
turtles Old says the London Times.
Four yards and o half OF the best
black cloth have been sent TO each of
the following: Tho lord chancellor,
the lord chief justice, the master Of
tho rolls, tho lord chamberlain, the
vice chamberlain, the lord steward, the
treasurer and comptroller of his ma
josty's husohold. the homo secretary,
the secretary of state for foreign af-
fairs, the attorney general, the So
licitor general the recorder, the cham
berlain and the common sergeant. The
town clerk receives six yards of black
cloth and six yards of green cloth, and
his principal clerk four yards of each.
The origin of this custom is thus ex-
planned: In the early periods of his
tory the retainers of great lords, wear.
Ing their liveries, were so numerous
as to be dangerous both to the king
and the laws. Many statutes were
passed between 1877 and 1904 for the
purpose OF putting down disorders
among the retainers, but an exception
was made in favor Of guilds and fra
tornities and men of the MYSTERIES"
OF cities and boroughs This, it is
thought, gave rise to the creation of
livcrymen Of the several companies,
and is supposed to be the foundation
OF this annual gift OF what is called
'Tive-y {
LARGE DEMAND FOR VANADlUM.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-02-10

A complete line of Spring Jewelry
,il least money at Mitchell's.
7-d2t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
MAUS mREARRESTEO
On FORGOTTEN
INDICTMENT
Carpenter, Who Pleaded Gull
ty to Violation of EdmundS
Act Not Yet Out of Woodsi
Must Face Another Charge,

As the result Of an unexpected
move made BY the district attorneys
office Yesterday, John Maus, alias
Myers. who has beer the central fig
ure in q somewhat complicated mat
rimonial enlargement which Occur
pied he. attention of the district court
for several days last week, was ar
rested by Undcrsheriff Fred Heyn and
held for several hours until a $1,000
bond was furnished for the appear
ance of Maus in court this morning
The arrest was made upon the
strength of an old Indictment return
ed BY the grand jury in March, 1908,
charming Maus with wife desertion
and failure TO support. Maus had left
the territory a short time before the
indictment was returned and the war
for his arrest was p~igeonholeu
and almost forgotten. In looking over
the indictment files yesterday morn
ing, District Attorney George 5. klock
stumbled across the indictment. IL
was turned over to U~ndersheriff Heyn
Tor service, with the result hat Maus
was arrested shortly afterward. When
arrested Maus was strapping up his
at the Savoy hotel preparing
to leave for Denver.
Maus arrived in Albuquerque about
ten days ago. coming here from Den
yer to stand trial on a charge OF vio-
the Edmunds law. Maus has
been quite busy since he came to Al
buqucrQuc. He was out on $1,000
bond and had been cited to appear
in the district court on "A certain day.
Through some misunderstanding he
failed to put in an appearance ana
bond was forfeited Closely fol-
this Maus was arrested and
placed in the county Jail charged with
contempt OF court, II being alleged
he failed to obey an order is
sued BY Judge Abbott two years ago
ordering him to pay his Wife. Mrs.
Maus. ten dollars a week alimony.
Maus appeared in court Saturday
md pleaded guilty to violating the
act Judge Abbott sentcnc-
ii him TO serve six months In Jail
ray the costs Of the case. amounting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
Insure In the Occidental Life.

Leopold nlbo. OF Cubcro, spent sun
day IN Albuquerque.
Dr. Chilsen. Of WINSTON. Ariz. was
In the city Yesterday the guest OF
friends.
There WIN be a meeting OF the or
der Of Owls at 8 O'Clock this evening
In the Elks' hall
J. c. Spears, of Gallup prominent
among the odd Fellows. arrived In
the city last night.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Not.
10y, OF AZ East Grand avenue. Sat
urday. March 20, a boy
Sheriff II J. McGrath, Of Grant
county. was q visitor in the city yes
torday and left hast night for his home
IN SilVcr city. taking with him Ice
Smith. who IS wanted FOR horse steal
ing IN the southern county.
Born. March 10. TO Mr.. and Mrs. G.
u. Hurley. of East Oakland, Gal, a
girl Mrs Hurley was formerly Miss
RoNic Andrus Of this city.
Dr G. S. losoy, "a well known dcn-
list Of Las Vegas, Is here on a short
visit, accompanied by Mrs, Losoy. Or.
and Mrs. Loscy are guests nj the Al
Narado hotel
W & Wesley. formerly pressman
for tho Morning journal and a vet
cran OF the rough riders. lett Satur-
day night with Mrs Wesley for an
extended trip as far as Mexico city.
Rogulnr meeting of Mineral lodge
No 4. knights OF Pythiaa at their cna-
Tho han. Fifth and cold. this evening.
An members urged TO be present. Vis-
itlne knights will be cordially well
coined. O. 4 nurtncr. keeper Of rec
ords ard scalS.
Dr. NJ y. Welch. of Bland. arrived
IN the city last night with Rev Faith
or Albert Dagnrr, of ponn Blanca,
who was taken to st. Joscph's hos
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
CROWD A1TENOS TIE
FORMAL DIRT
BREAKING
Impressive Ceremonies at Be-
ginning of Actual Work on
New Methodist Institutional
Church in Highlands

\ large crowd Of people assembled
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the corner of East Central avenue
and Arno street 10 attend the cerc-
monies in connection with the formal
dirt breaking" on the site OF the pro-
posed new South Methodist Institu-
tional church. To be erected at a cost
OF some S15.00O. Music was furnish
ga by the BOYS band under n di-
rrction Of Mr.. Ellis. their part of the
program being much enjoycd Pray
crs. scripture selections and remarks.
formed tho PROGRAM which was par
ticipated IN by the various pastors OF
the city, including Rev ". J. Marsh.
Rev. j. W. Paetznick. Rev. Hugh A
Cooper, Rev. Fletcher cook, Rev. J.
& Rollins. Rev ". T.. Bryson. and
Rev. John 4 Shaw. who made the
address OF the afternoon, q fifteen
minute talk on the Importance of
"beginnings" appropriate to the &C
CASTOR. The dirt breaking Was per-
formed with Rev. Columbus A. CLARK.
pastor Of the Highland Methodist
church. officiating
monies marched Z o the Alvarado.
where - concert was rendered Ia quite
\ crowd OF people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
eos WEST

to 1878. and to pay Mrs. Maus, his
first wife, $500. The prison sentence.
however, was ordered to be suspended
upon payment of the costs and ALI
mOny.
The case has become quite Il classic
in the second judicial district court.
having been before that tribunal ON
and off for the past two years. The
new development will likely cause
further complications. Maus was in
dicted by the grand jury in 1901,
charged with violation of the Ed
munds act, it being alleged that he
lived in Albuquerque with Rose We'll,
while he had a wife living in Cincin-
sentenced to serve two years in the
pcnitentiary. The case was appealed
to the supreme court with the result
tina il was remanded to the lower
court for ~retrial. it being the opinion
OF the higher court that the decision
was faulty because Mrs, lat had
testified against her husband in the
trial. Mrs. Maus, the first wife, has
lived in Albuquerque for the past two
years and has two children. She came
here from Cincinnati upon learning
that her husband vas living in AL
buquerque. Maus was living under
the name of Myers here. Three chill
have been born as the result Of
Maus' second matrimonial venture.
The new Salome hat is one of the
newest novelties in hcadgear. See it
at u opening Tuesday. The Econo-
mist,
Saddle horses for hire at Martins
Riding School. 610 North Third street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
CRYSTAL WILL Be A
BREEZY PLACE
Popular Playhouse viii Be a
Cool Establishment During
the Good Old Summer Time.

Although il is a little early yet to
begin to think of THE good old sum-
mer time Manager W. Carter Rob
inson, Of the Crystal theater has al
ready made arrangements for the "a
stallation of a number of oscillatory
fans in that popular playhouse. which
VIII make 1t the coolest and most plea
SAINT place in the city during the warm
weather. Manager Robinson. always
on the lookout for the comfort and
accommodation of his patrons. has de-
cided that they are entitled to the
best there is, and has secured some
electric fans that are guaranteed to
make the oxygen circle around in a
hurry. making the interior of the Cry
stal as cool as Il refrigerator in a pack
ing house In December. The fans.
however. will not be put into opera
tion until the warm weather begins
To show up.
In the meantime the gas stoves will
ontinue to warm the Crystal and will
10 show some very fine NOV
pictures. Crowded houses were
present at all five shows YESTERDAY.
Every patron Was pleased and well
with the shows. Indicating
h Crystal programs are striking
tho popular chord.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
Phone SOC
Fifth and Central

pital suffering with a well developed
case Of pneumonia, the result OF eX-
posure IN the big storm a week or
more ago,
The romans Of Harry Whiteleathcr,
81 years Of age. who passed away sat
urday night, were shipped last night
to his former home in Anderson, Ind.
The body was accompanied by Miss
Lillian Whitelcather. sister Of de-
ceased.
The University Dramatic club re-
turned to the city yesterday morning
from Helen, where tney presented
Men, Maids and Matchmakcrs," 10
"a large audience in the Bclen Com
mercial club Saturday evening. The
play. which Is a thrcc-act comedy,
made a big hit. ana was much en-
ioyod by the people of the cutoff
town. ts IA
Ralph Il. Pierce md Miss Mabel
s.. Mathcson were united in marriage
last night at the home Of Mrs. Sud
dcth, 617 South Edith street. The
ceromOnv was performed by Rev. W.
j. Marsh, Of the Congregational
church, The groom is a well known
Santa Re fireman. The young couple
win make their home in Albuquerque,
residing at "a West IRON avenue
Sheriff Woods of Navajo county,
Arizona, left last night Tor his home
in Holhrook, having in charge George
Hunt, arrested here on a warrant for
grand larceny. Hunt waived extra
dltion proceedings and protested q
Willingness to face the charges against
him I'm the Arizona town.
John Cunio. for many years a resi-
dent o fAlbuuucruue, passed away in
st. Joscph's hospital at an early hour
this morning Mr.. Cunio was taken
TO the hospital a week ago suffering
from dropsy, with which he had been
afflicted many months. He Is sur
vivcd by his wife who was with him
when the end came. Mr.. Cunio had
a host OF friends among the old timers
In Albuquerque who VIII regret to
hear OF his death.