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The Washington times., 1910-03-18
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What Stomach Couldn't

When person finds himself suffering
from chronic indigestion. there is lust one
OF two things 10 do. Discontinue the use OF
food almost entirely or obtain something
that will digest the food for you until your
stomach muscles are in working order again.
II is possible 60 obtain remedy that
Will digest food even when the stomach
can't and we can obtain the word OF many
reputable people to prove it. Since in
digestion Is usually complicated with con-
stipation and liver trouble il is necessary
to get remedy that has laxative as well as
digestive properties, and which at the same
time contains ingredients that will tone and
strengthen the stomach and bowel muscles
Such a remedy. according 10 the testimony
OF people for a quarter OF q century is DR.
Caldwells Syrup PepSin, which can be
obtained OF any druggist a. fifty cents or
one dollar bottle. as il comes in both sizes
But il you are one who has never used this
grand remedy. and you would Ike to make
test OF il before buying Of your druggist.
then send your name and address to DR.
Caldwell and ne win gladly send YOU A
free sample bottle for trial In this wav
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
THIN FOLKS MADE PLUMP
SdmOSe ideal Flesh Builder Says
Leading Druggist

Thin people are simply suffering from
want Of nOUrishmcntt
You can readily get plump and rosy b.
using Samose. a tissue forming food which
when taken with the meals. immediately be-
comes a flesh building and LIE giving ele.
ment I'm the blood.
Use SanOse for a few days and inrree-a
Of life, yigOr and weight is felt and you VIII
notice yourself getting plump and rosy
Samcse builds up the system. puts flesh
on the bones. bring back the glow Of health
20 the paliid cheek and removes the tired
exhaustion and low vitality
Jas. O'DOnnell. 904 r St n ". Is intro
nends H. highly. He gives the best proof
OF MS belief that SanlOse VIII do all that Is
claimed for 81 by Offering to refund the
money II it fails 70 Increase the weight and
restore good health
Sent POSTPAID on receipt a. price. soc
The Dr. Howard Co, BinghamtOn. Y. Y.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
HUMANE SOCIETY
LOSES ITS FIGHT
Senate District Committee
Reports Adversely on Bill
Protecting Animals.

The District Committee of the Senate
today reported adversely on the Wash
lngton Humane Society bill providing
for the prevention and punishment o.
vigorously urged by a number Of char
liable organizations in the city. but
the committee regarded the provisions
as too exacting for enactment.
The bill provided for the punishment
of any man OF corporation who over
drove, overloaded or in any way tor
tured or tormented a dumb animal It
prohibited also the operation known as
docking horses tails. the fighting
between cocks, fowls, or other birds, or
dogs, wolves, or other animals, or the
sale OF any sick animal save for the
purpose of destruction.
The superintendent Of police was
authorized by the bill TO execute the
law with the aid of four agents Of the
humane society
A favorable report was authorized on
the bill providing for the enlarging OF
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

thousands Of people have been brought to
use it.
You cannot obtain a better or more
reliable remedy for general family use
as il is very curative in constipation OF
the most stubborn kind. in indigestion.
liver trouble. sour stomach. sick headache
and other troubles caused by disorders OF
the stomach, liver OF bowels. Thousands
OF families like that OF Mr. Frank COnnor
Of los State street. Madison. Wis. and
Mrs. Virginia Cunningham. OF Weir. Miss.
no longer use the ordinary dyspepsia
cures for indigestion. nor cathartic pills
or salts for constipation, but they get DR.
Caldwells Syrup Pcpsin, which is truer snd
more genuine, milder and more pleasant.
and yet thoroughly effective Try il and
see the good results you viii obtain
DR. Caldwell personally viii be pleased
to give you any medical advice you may
desire for yourself or fanliv pertaining to
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free Of charge. Explain your case in a
letter and he will reply to you In detail
For the free sample simply send your name
and address on a postal card or otherwise
For either request the doctors address Is
DR.. w b. Caldwell Il. 52S Caldwell
building. Monticello. Ill
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
FUNERAL
OF JOHN S. KIRK

Arrangements are being made today
for the funeral of John Smith Kirk.
chief clerk of the District personal tax
office, who was found dead in the bath
tub In his apartments at the Home. Sew
enth and Massachusetts avenue Nj
Kirk, who was seventy-fOUr years old.
had been IN ill health for several months
and was suffering from a disease from
which he believed ne would never re-
cover.
When Mrs, Kirk, who is employed in
the POStOfiiCe Department, returned
flCme about ; O'Clock yesterday after
noon, she found her husbands body IN
the rub. a physician was summoned
and pronounced life extinct.
Mr.. Kirk, who wds a native Of Scot
land, came 70 Washington about twelve
years ago from the West. where he was
Instructor in 4 university. He had been
cIief clerk Of the personal tax office
for several years and was well known
among the employees OF the District
building
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
TAYLOR GIVES
AID TO POWERS

Caleb Powers, forme' secretary Of
the State Of Kentucky = . is run
ming for Congress from 8 Eleventh
Kentucky district, is being sTpported
In his race by W. S. TeyiC}, who was
once sworn in as governor OF Ken
tuclzy but who was voted out -of the
governorship by the Legislature Of
the State IN favor Of his Temocratic
oDponent, william GOebel.
Taylor, after leaving kentucky
made his home in Indianapolis. from
which city he has been writing let
ters 20 the newspapers OF the EleV-
enth district indOTslnE Powers
against present Represents tetive Ed
wards.
Powers served eight years In prison
for the murder OF Governor tTOebel,
and is now basing his claims on what
he styles the martyrdOm ne suffered
before being pardOncd by Gov. Au-
glstus r. Wilson.
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MORTON TO RETIRE
FROM ACTIVE DUTY
Col. Ralph w. Hoyt Will Succeed
TO Post In Department of
fhe Miosorr;
the Missouri.

Brig Gen. Charles Morton. command
ing the Department Of the Missouri.
win headquarters at Omaha. Neb.. re-
tires from active duty today, having
reached the age of sixty-four years.
Col. Ralph w. Hoyt. commanding the
TWenty-iifty infantry will be promoted
To the place.
General Morton was born I'm Ohio.
Entering the Union army ia 1861 ne
served throughout the civil war and i'm
No he was appointed 10 the Military
AcaqehlE- General Morton saw active
service in the Indian camDaicns i'm tbe
early tOS- lie was promoted to COM
inand the Department of the Missouri
in October. 1907
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
CANDIDATES SEEK
JEFF DAVIS SEAT

Senator Jen Davis OF Arkansas has
eft Washington and gone home 10 de-
fend himself against his political en-
Cmies.
Already, former Representative Brun-
diee IS in the field TO oppose Senator
Davis, and Representative RobinsC n,
whose home is at Lonoke, Is expect d
10 become a candidate.
Robinson is likely to prove the strong
est candidate in opposition to Senator
Davis. according to Arkansas politicians.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
DANCE OF NATIONS.

The girls Of the Friends School are
being congratulated today upon the an
nual Rymnastic exhibition, which was
the most successful In the history Of
the school The exhibition which was
given yesterday afternoon consisted
chiefly Of dances OF different nations,
followed by a basket ball game
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PLOW UNEARTHS SKULL.

EXETER. Mo, March lS.-Whfe
plowins up an old pasture near Exeter.
Elmer Holt, a farmer. unearthed a
human skeleton which is thought to be
that Of woman Two rubber-plafed
shoe heels and a set Of false teeth were
also found with the bones.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18

First street northeast, from G to I
street The ten feet OF land to be sc-
quired under this act Is the same that
the Terminal Company bought for that
purpose when il was originally provided
that the Terminal Company make the
improvements at its expense. The sum
of $4,000 is appropriated FOR this pur-
pose. but the District is TO be reim-
bursed bv the assessment on the ad-
Joining property.
A favorable report was aiso made on
the bill giving the Commissioners au-
thority to condemn subdivisions OF prop
erty when the owner or owners Of such
reserve any portion Of it and fail or re-
fuse-tc dedicate 1t for the purpose Of
streets. under the plan of the perma-
nent highway system.
A favorable report was also made on
a bin authorizing the extension of Barry
place northwest with an amendment al
Iowine the F'reedman's Hospital ten
feet Of the street upon which it's prop
erty fronts
Bills Referred.
The following bills were referred for
consideration 10 the Subcommittee on
Public Utilities
An act to enable the teIepost company
10 construct and operate a plant in the
District,
A resolution providing for an in
vestigatiOn OF the affairs OF the Wash
ington Gas Light Company.
An amendment 20 the act making
appropriation for the expenses Of the
District.
To the judiciary Committee. An act
to establish q code OF law for the
District.
An act defining and prohibiting
traffic in 'white slaves"
7 o the Streets end Avenues Com
mittee- An act authorizing the eEten-
sion of Princeton street northwest.
The Washington times., 1910-03-18
TRUE TEST.

He-Bings Is heartily opposed 20 the
tipping habit. Never viii give tips for
anything.
She-Yes. I've noticed he doesn't even
tip his hat--Baitimore American.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

straw hats. Stetson hats. soft and stiff hats a He Iate>t SIapa> and cniors a Russell Graham -A rr,ou Company,
 hrs. .tlmtta G Mcdonald. Sa- tjaHa W C. r Y. worker. WI- speak 8. the Methodist church SundaF H=rH- 1ii- at U and evening d 1a34 ' are fdIa#IE IE invited tQ hear her
 Nr sam AshW5rth. of R4V.i,5n. Gas in town Wednesday on business and left st noon for Mariana He gave a> q pleasant cal and has our thanks far substantial faxors- \ very considerable number of acres Jf cotton in his vicinity will have to be replant- ed as q result of the blizzard of the 2itu..
 Every family and especially those whO reside in the country should be provided 1T all times with bottle of ChambeTlain's Eminent. There is no telling when it may be wanted in case Of an accident or emergency. II k most excellent in all eases of rheuma- tlsm, sprains and bruises Sold by all dealers.
 Mr. James r. Wolfe, the hustling and enterprising manager for the For rest City Gin Company and in charge Of the feed stgtfs for Fussef-Grahan- Alderson Company, was quite i'll and confined 10 his room d couple 0f !ays this week with the grip. Glad to note his improvement and see him at the store again
 Mrs. N. r. Harris was in Forrest | City Tuesday morning to attend the l funeral of her girlhOod friend. Mrs r. II. Barker. Mrs. Barker was form erlY Miss Scrap Mcdaniel and will he remembered most kindly by Marian nians. To the grief stricken relatives i the Courier extends sympathy. Lee l County Courier.
 Mr Ghas Malheron=of Mariana. manager of the Forrest City and 1 Mariana telephone exchanges. Was i iH the city Monday morning, accom- l panied by Mr kimbrough, Of Helena. district tratlie manager ef the south western Telephone and Telegraph Company. Both gentlemen were yisi- l tors at THe Times office
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
Fresh Strawberries, Lettuce, Celery, RadiShes, CauliflOWer, Onions, Soup
 Punches
 at LaWrence'S Grocery Phone PAS

MT. A. Muller, of DeSoto, Mo, ar rived here Sunday and stopped over for short visit with his son, NIT. Chris Muller, of the Forrest City Bot tling Works. MT. Muller was en route to Florence, Ala, leaving for that city Monday morning. Chris acCompa- nied his father and both returned Wednesday morning Mr Muller lett Thursday for his home in DeSoto.
 Squire W. <. Thomas, of Democrat. came over Saturday afternoon and spent that night and was the guest of friends. He left Sunday evening on the Veterans Special over the Rock Island for Mobile where e took in the reunion and drank in the salty breezes and other things that were neither salty nor breezy and enjoyed himself hugely.
 Mr. John NJ, Brown has purchased Nr. Frank Schuh's interest in the l'o>time Bowling X Hey and Pool Room al will hereafter conduct that eStab- il~ ment. Mr Schuh has made ar r1EEements To go in the meat business near Paragould and left last night. We regret tu see Mr. Schuh leave the cltN but wish hlm success and pros perity in his new location.
 Me understand that Mr. George Walker had d hundred acres of cotton up 10 good stand. and that the frost Of the 2}d cut il down 10 a plant. Of course lie and all others who had planted early and lad it up, will have t0 do likewise. We are indeed sorry cur friends were so unfortunate. but hope they will come strong in the lin- ish with big crop and good prices.
 koml green porch shades are pretty and serViceable A, 6. 8 10 feet lengths. No charge for hanging. S2.25, $3.25, $3.75 and $5.50 Forrest City Furni- ture Co.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
Pancake Flour BuckWheat Flour and Split Peas at LaWrence's
 Grocery
 Phone PAS

Messrs. A. Muller, Chris Muller <. ? Mcdaniel and W. l. Barker were guests at the Crescent Club on old River sunday, and in spite Of the dis agreeable weather, spent d most en- loyahle d4y Mr and Mrs Frey. who have charge If that resort, certainly know how 10 make their guests feel al home, and after guest has partaken of one Of Mrs Frey's well cooked. ap- petizing meals he does nothing but wish that meals were served about six times q day instead Of three times a. k the custom. With the arrival of sure enough spring weather and by the time Old River falls q foot or two more, il k expected that there WiII be fine fishing and the h0Spitable club house will once again entertain num- bers of guests
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

Negligee shirts with or without col lsrs. pongee silk or Soisette. FuSSell- GraEau-Aiier>on Company.
 Nr. Jesse E Taylor. editor af The Southwest TraH. monthly magazine issued uE tEs tra-'Ic department of the Rock I>au3 lines. WdN III the city last ri6at and >atur1ag and was pzea-au. salzer at tHi~ office The Southwest Ir..l i, .ar-tiy devoted Co directing tte t.Ie Ht immigration ~autHasstNarj and k soliciting the hep Ht tHe ue">fHPeH throughout tle territory interested.
 Nr. E. L. DasIs. promoter II avia tinu meets has been spending the week in the city guest of hl~ par ents. NIT and Mr> John VI. Davis. and other h0mefJ.ks. relatives and friends Ben las been left in thi> country to ! look after the ClrtiSs end Of the dam age suit that has been brought against 1 the ayiators 0u account of the acci- dent that happened during the last ! day of the meeting in Memphis.
 Nr. and Mrs L. ] Nash. Of Mani towoc, Wis. and Mr and Mrs .. N. Nash. of NettIetOn. were in the city Monday and registered at the Hotel Marion The gentlemen were here on | business. both Of them being promi- nently connected with the Forrest i City Manufacturing Company Mir i l. l. Nash. who k chairman of the I Democratic Centra. Committee of his state. Was on hi~ way home from Cuba, where He had been with his | wife
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
MORE LOCALS.

Nice line Of spring ties at Russell. Gfaham-Alderson Company :.
 Prof. Geo. L. Jackson. who k teach ing school at Democrat. came over Friday, and after spending the week end with his family, left Sunday eyen- i ng for Mobile to attend the reunion.
 MT. Cecil Bottoms, of the Pearl Cafe. was confined to his room and bed from last Friday night until Mon day morning, suffering with q severe bilious attack, aggravated by d bad cold
 Mf Harry Thomas, manager of MT II. l.. Neblett's grocery store, has been confined To his room several days this week with d lame foot We hope Harry will soon be able To be al his post
 Engineer Tim Eel has again re- sumed his place at the throttle on the Cannon Ball. Tim was severely hurt about six months ago and has not yet fully recovered -Wynne Blade Demo crat
 Lace Curtains. We are head quarters for nice lace curtains in Nottingham. Bobinets, Muslin and Madras. We have some imported nets that are beautiful. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Mr Virgil Delano, of Memphis was in the city several days the first of the week a guest of his parents and other relatives and friends, all of whom were glad to welcome him home
 Miss Ida Davidson, delightfully."- talented young lady ot Clarendon, viS- tied relatives at Colt and friends i'll this city last week, returning home Friday. She is very clever musician and her hearers were charmed
 Good results always follow the use of Foley's Kidney Pills They give prompt relief in all cases of kidney and bladder disorders. are healing, strengthening and antiseptic. Try them l. T. Sanders, Local Agent.
 ncle John Cox of ocoua. Wa iH town "Wednesday on business and mingling with friends. lie said the frost had killed nearly al tHe garden truck in his neighborhood, but that very little cotton had been planted
 Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tablets assist nature iu driving all impurities out Of the system, insuring d free and regular condition and re- storing the organs of the body to health and strength. Sold by all deal CTS.
 Misses Irene and Lucille Schloss. of Memphis, who have been charming guests of Mrs NJ. lsaacs for the past week, left for their homes in Mem phis Monday morning. much to the re- gret of hosts of friends made during their visit.
 FOR SALE E-One Atlas Engine and one single-box, friction cotton press. Both are comparatively new, having been used only one season, and will be sold cheap. Address or apply 10 Elton T. Ferguson, Forrest City. Arkansas, R. r. D. No ,.
 MT Stevens, manager for The Banks Company at Palestine, was in town "Wednesday on business, paying taxes, etc. He gave us very pleasant call, which was greatly appreciated. He said the blizzard did comparatively small damage in his vicinity.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
Reed porch sets, in the fresh SummerY green color chair, rocker and settee. Two different styles in green reed sets. Our price is right. Forrest City Furniture Co.

he Rock Island yards iH town pre- sented quite | deserted appearance last Saturday owing to the departure of the boarding ears that have been occupying the tracks opposite the cot ton platform Friday night and sat urdaY the yards contained Ouly about hve ears in all.
 The street cleaning campaign was iaaugurated here the first of the wee k when Street Commissioner Royal had his force out with hose and shovel aud started the work by flushing some oi the storm sewers in the business part of town. some of which have be- come badly choked up.
 Passengers from Memphis on the several trains Monday showed eyi- dences of having been tagged by the workers of the Tag bay Movement in that city, numbers of them wearing the diamond shaped tags. with which the Kings Daughters adorned the con. tributors to their fund
 The Bank of Forrest City has very attractive change Of advertisement in this issue. IL is giving special public lty To the savings department. and il Is wise parent who encourages his child to take advantage 0f the induce mentS offered Read the ad and call st The bank for further information
 Lawn Swings The large four passenger swing with high slated back and adjustable seat. Our swing is worth the difference and then some. Only S4.50. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 Squire F NJ PipkiH and Nlr Jack Pipkin, of Tuttleton. were in tie ci6y on business Tuesday We acknowi- edge pleasant call from the Squire. and lie reported that the blizzard Lad done them little harm. though some of his neighbors had suffered the loss of cotton and vegetables.
 Your tongue is coated.
 Your breath is foul
 Headaches come and go.
 These symptoms show that Your stomach Is the trouble To remove the cause is the first thing and Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29

Miss Saupie Whit. of Mckenzie. Tenn, k visiting her sister, Mrs. Boone l.. Milford
 Men $ and boy : underwear. knee Il and full length drawers at EQNselI- Graham-Alderson Company
 Miss Ona Watts. who has been the guest of her sister Mrs F. W. De. Rositt, for the past month or ~e. left last week for her home in Clarksvi1le, Mo, To the regret of her many friends in this city, who hope she will make an early return.
 Many enterprising gardeners in this city and county, who had planted ear Y and were expecting to outshine their neighbors. have suffered the loss Of nearly all vegetables which had peeped through the ground. Verify the early bird got it in the neck this time.
 Diarrhoea should be cured without loss of time and by a medicine which like Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures promptly bnt produces no unpleasant after effects IL never fails and is pleasant and safe To take Sold by all dealers.
 Mes,rs Max lonie, T. W. McCIen- don, W. !. McGutlie. W. A Pearson, Tom O'Brien and several other mem bers of Geo. r. Taylor Lodge No l96, l c. Q. F.. went up toIColt Thurs day night to attend the Odd Fellows anniversary celebration held by that lodge
 MT. w. ! Stolzer, the concrete man, was in the city this week on business. He informs Us that he is now erecting a concrete store building for Mr Ed Berry al Madison, which, when com. pIeted, will be one of the most up-to- date buildings If it's kind in the county.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-29
One.fourth ol Pound d Week

 at least is what young baby ought 10 gain in weight. Does y0ar>s If not there's something wrong with ifs di- gesti0n Give il McGeei~ bd1y Elixir and it will begin gaining u once Cures stomach and baWei troubles. aids digestion. stop, fretta.ueSS. good for teethins babie, Price Pc and 5oc Sold by ] T sanders
 Former City Alderman ". F. Per kin~ arrived in the eit} Iar>8dY Missouri. his mission being t0 super intend and aid III packing and >hiI- ping their household effects and accom- panying his family To tAejr new hone in that state, He was 3Is9 Hiugaiug with friends and bidding them good- bye, and We acknowledge pleasant call. MT. Perkins and family have a very warm spot in their hearts for Forrest City and it's people and left their best wishes for it's prosperity in every way. The Times regrets eX- ceedingly the removal of this splendid family and comments them to those among whom they have cast their lot. We wish them all the good things of this world.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-19

THE RANCHITOS BDNI1US-rne fin est tract adjoining city for sunurban homes at reasonable prices and restric- lions: an acreage lot in this tract will not fail to double in value within two years. These tracts can be mad in sizes from to 20 acres.
 1 have large list of farm lands, i'm prove dsnd unimproved. in tracts from acres to $40 acres.
 i0-ACRE FRUIT RANCH. in best orange district; oranges, lemons, grape fruit. dates. apricots. almonds, peaches, quinces. pears, apples, blackbcrries
 20 ACRES, 1-2 miles east: small bouse, good well. old water right.
 FOR A SHORT TIME have a fine speculative property near iepots. bf'ng- ing good income. al a bargain price.
 CITY PROPERTY-1ncome residence, business; also vacant lots, at all prices. In every direction. among which are many. bargains for home-builders and
 W K JAMES s7 N. Center st
Arizona republican., 1910-03-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

For few days we offer some choice lots in Van Buren Place at S2JO. These will easily go to $50 in six months. Just two lots left in Capitola Place at s20G.
 Also three in West Capitol Addition at least St0O below their valuc-Sl15 to s250.
 Some special bargains in ranches. city houses and lots.
 List your property with us for quick sale ARIZONA AUCTION AND DEVELOP
 MENT COMPANY,
 West Washington Street.