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The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
CLUBS NAME CHANGED
Boosters Organization Hereafter t0 he known a. Forrest City Bu>iness
 Men. Club.

Tie Forrest Cub met in regular session al its cub rooms Tuesday night. President J. S. Shields pre- siding In calling the meeting to order the president stated that its ob- ject was Good Road,
 Nessrs. Nayl5r and Trapp, of the Good Roads Committee reported that they have goeten twenty-three teams to work road when the government engineer taxes charge of the experl- mental road
 NIT EOlesen tod the club about the action which was taken al the Com mittee meeting on Saturday. Jaly lo
 NIT. Russell suggested tbat the name Forrest Club be changed 70 Forrest City Business Nen.s CIGb. and on mo- tian by him seconded by MT. Me bauis. the cub voted unanimously 5lasse ti.v change Eses,ed
 Iise4~sila "a. had as t9 repairing road -g Splia->. and QI1YiliiuE -ea.s. 14A eszHi a s,fszc-Ea. B 5fs
 A esaa moved that az. .a8Ies -aHi a6i=@ 5t Forrest Citg be ra e--e- .5 cooperate iH the Good E aIs F. E4nd 9a being seconded by Alr I.sse the motion Has# carried
 Nr F-~-e m9sed tat al property owners at f#e elsg be reIeested 10 Lave aAeif premises cleaned aP and genera , cared f5r Seconded by Mr. Boy "itA an amendment asking that said wor1 be done before the Good Roads Ral '. Carried
 President Shields appointed as soliciting committee, Messrs. Roleson. Tfapp and Boyle
 Neee,inF adjourned
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
Notice of Guardians Sale of Land.

h re estate Hurley F. Miller and Garnet sfil-
 Ter, minors
 Notice is hereby ixeu that undersi-ned a. Guardian Of Hurley |. Miller and Garnet Mil Ter, minor, under and Uy virtue of an order duly made and entered on The sth day of July l2i0 by The Probate Court 0f~t Francis Coun- " Ark the undersi -ued will a. directed in said order, sell all the right title and interest of her said wards same being an undivided one fourth interest each, subject 10 widows dower In and 10 the following described real estate lying and teins in the county of -. Francis -tase Of Arkansas. t0wit: Ninety acres of the North end of the Southwest Quarter Of Section Twenty (2D Township >ix (6i North, Range Two t2 East except eighteen acres owned .y W. l. Dillon and also except eighteen acres owned by Mrs M smith, leav- ing balance Of htty-f0ur ,ja1 acres. Said sale wIll be made within legal hOur> al the west door Of the courthouse of Forrest City, Arkan- sas, on saturday the eth day of August. i9l0.
 said sale 10 be on credit Of four months note 10 pe taken gith approved security and BeaFInE e#EBt per cent interest
 MRS ALICE L. MILLER. s-l3-d Guardian.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

The whole world k cordially invited to come t0 Forrest City and partake of the finest Of barbecaed shoats. beeyes, sheep. squirrels. possum, coon or any and everything else good 10 eat on August 18th. and also the feast of reason and flow of soul which will flow from the lungs Of the great speakers Of the day lto be announced later Nothing like 1t in magnitude and splendor has ever been attempted in Eastern Arkansas before, and you will be as welcome as the sunshine. Don't miss it-and don't bring any thing with you but your appetite, your good humor and your family.
 Forrest City is going to bring the world" to St. Francis county on Aug. Is It will be a gala day long to be remem bered pleasantly.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
administrators and ENeeRtor>'
 Srttlrment>.

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 Witness my hand and seal ot -o8rt. af office n orreet city. Areau>a>i t4i, tAedth gay of July l+le.
 T C. MERWIN. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
BIG BARBECUE
 AUGUST 18TH
Stuart Springs 10 bs Scene of Non ster Feast and Good Roads
 Demonstration.
EVERYBODY INVITED AND URGED
70 tosE n FOREST QTT ~ FEAT DAY O DAYS. FaETs1E 0F FE.ST TT FeE tIsG ssD LEtEs E0s fe
 BrIl1 G89s iealS

The Ways and Means Com mittee having iu charge the preliminary steps of arraug. ing for the Big Barbecue and Good Roads Rally 10 b. held here Oh Thursday. August 18th, held a meeting al the rooms of the Forrest Club last Saturday evening as Der announcement in last week : Times.
 The meeting was well at. tended and much enthusiasm was manifested. The com. mittee reported that nearly all of the 5000 assessed. had been collected. and that everything pointed to a most successful continuation 10 their efforts when the Big Doing. are pulled off next month.
 Chairman NJ. B. Norfeet, of the Clubs Good Roads Committee, appointed Judge E. A. Rolfe. MT. $. B. Trapp. MT. E. Roleson and NIT. Jno. W. AlderS0n. a committee to have full charge of the final arrangements for the Barbe. cue, they to have full power to see to all details. make all contracts. appoint sub. committees. arrange program and make all arrangements a. they see fit.
 There is now no doubt that ! the Barbecue and Good
 Roads Rally will be one of i the biggest and most enjoy
 able affairs ever pulled off in
 St. Francis county. and the
 good citizens of Forrest City
 intend to do themselves pr0uG
 in making their guests ol
 that occasion feel at home, eat their fill and enjoy them
 selves as never before. and al
 the same time iuStill as mucl , as they can of the Good Road: } spirit .into their minds anC
 hearts.
 . And in this movement | every citizen can help-and especially the ladies-and tht help of these latter both a; organizations and individual, is earnestly solicited. Let's everybody get to gether, get busy and make August l>. 1910. d date long to be remembered in oW
 city = history.
 . BUILD GOOD ROADS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

Tie city is making a mistake in al lowing frame buildings, even though covered with galvanized or other iron sheeting 10 be erected within the fire limits. IL would De much wiser. n ach better for the property owner and all others interested, and safer, sauer and less hazardous. if the authorities would require buildings to be built according to the specifications of the city's laws. The trouble is that 10 be fair, fl the privilege is granted 10 enc citizen IL must be granted 10 any other citizen, and Sc if granted at all. there is no use 10 have the ordinance and it might as well be repealed and wiped oil the books
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
BUILD GOOD ROADS.
-

Elsewhere ia tAls issue =mag le seen an ardiuauce passed by tAe city c5uu- ei. at its aast meeting and which fixes the .iceHse fee ter a. kinds q prigi- Ieses. ete. k iz =ite aa interesting item 8f information ta tHa raaic. aHd k. ~e believe seuer4..Y | -ite fair t1 a.. concerned There are per. .al- t~9 or three items ttaf seem rather high bia posting and distriaatIal fur I1- stance ard though ve eatfess We are nQt posted as to Inc income iu ti-e seyera. ines. Il does not seem t9 4s that biil poster in Forrest CIty could very well afford 10 pay s25 per year fir tAe privilege. eYeH If il was all exclusive one, which II is not. on the other hand. We understand that the license fees for street fakers have been reduced. Al least they are nom inal now, and have heretofore been considered prohibitiye The council fixes saloon license at 5000. and should saloons again be opened in Forrest City, or ifthere should be i've Of them as heretofore, the revenues from this privilege alone would swell the citys coffers with the neat little sum of sl0.000
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

Are you thinking about the oppor- tanity which is at hand for Forrest City to secure free postal delivery and a government building: IL will be a req disaster f We fail 10 take adyan- tage Of it. IL may not be so easy an- other year as it is this. Just a little special attention on the part of the business men alone will make il pos sible. and an united effort of all the people. even though that effort is small, will make il certainty. But act "e must. Keep il in mind Talk to the postmaster about t and get his advice as to what is necessary-then do l. That all.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Not having been - Vel for the past few days. I determined Monday to go to Hot SpSings for ten days or two weeks, where l believe will De com pletely and permanently restored 10 good health. nthis connection want to say that Col. Landyoigt and my boys in the office. will have charge of the business and will be glad to serve you in any way they can satis- factory to your desire for any kind Of job or book printing, advertising or mechandise in our line. and l will certainly appreciate any business given them during my absence They WiIl give your orders the most careful and painstaking attention and guarantee il 10 be just right in every respect l hope the public MI continue to give "The old Reliable liberal patronage and whenever We cau serve you in any legitimate way. Ne are most lap ply, Yours ta command.
 l. L. NADAkIN. 4
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under, signed will apply al the October 1910. term 0i the County Court Of st. Francis County ,AtA- an.aS, for an order 10 lay out and eetaelisE d new road. a. follows Beginning al the cl- Francis river and extending eastward actt'>s Gum Pond along the northern boundary IlngS Of section sixteen 10 the southeast corner ~ section eleven. all in township north. Tabke east this being the extent Of farm settlement al present-the road to be extended as oee@- sion demands
 L. D. WILEY and others. MIdener. Ark.July ]. 1910.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
saturday. July g. 1910.

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 En-. sall y-.zg-5I 1H--Half #f--f IHtefe~- z= the -a4taHs=>t aaHt+r at --r Iaf tss5 5Yf- ri- tHx-- ~1szH t53f T., north -e que -Ft4~r n --. | lanes County. AFeaH~a-
 A Hat- E-eE apLruz-el -s5E-1F1tE afIl z= f7-- sH#85f,fl 5t fl. gf1r-t6~er.
 V V -EaBuRN Clu11-.~~ .l.e,-
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

MT and Mrs. Tom Green. and sweet little daughter, of Round Pond. were in the city Sunday enroute t0 Springfield, Missouri. where Mrs. Green and the little girl went on a visit to relatives and friends Mr. Green expected 10 return in a week or ten days. while Mrs. Green will re- for longer visit. We wish them pleasant trip,
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
Commi.sioners >ale.

\tEfs F., hereby given mat azz>.z#z. .9 a z5=z-r..z F.-.lrzes- 4a sHe - Francs C C5zzs=-fy z#.7' tl. "a ssfzU. zsz# tG.zssf. ezz#zs ,- Ar> Mary E A a5=s=e a> pl a.Hzz4' az=a .z- Es -l4sa l-zE. lt | 2 & z4Ea=a- -s4sa. a-=z= Asre defendants iz. ar.llaf.5 -rell a> a5l-I missioner
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
Proposed An.ndn.nt 10 tn. Consultation Of th.
 Stst. oi arksHxsS

NltAse .- hereby -4vea mat tAr follow H- -11at r-~5l 4t1url HraI,5-3H- all sul-c4Il-ut =s t--e = z'~ tait~tif alton. N1> ua>-s4 - t-. t5er~raI Assembly a .t~ rv-llaf session 6f I..e and raat The sam Riil Et submitted t1 tLe electors af tl. stat. a The u.sr genera ele-.- tsar ta ze leaa Monday -s= st.zu asH = 3zza f-f
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
Forrest City July F lalo

Now tHat Memphis l. interested iu good roads eadius into Memphis. il wau.d be "e for Arkausas 70 get ta- getLer and petition Congress to put the old Ni.itaTs Road iu tfaye.lng condition tennessee congressman will help.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

MT. John Grobmyer went down to Marianna Tuesday 10 ride their goat in the first degree of Elkdom. He was accompanied by his friend, Mir. Scott Kirkpatrick, travelling salesman for 0rgill Bros. Memphis.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

Nr and Mrs ]. H. Enenburg and l sen, Clarence. Of Colt were here to- day.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
State Ticket

For GUTsruCr GEORGE V. DJNA6HEY For Secretary q >tate EARL ". HODGES
 Fer state \ 1ditor
 JOHN l.. LOBE For AttorIey Genera HAL L. WOOD For state Treassfer JSO. ". CROCKETT For Associate Justice supreme C5-rt N F KIRBY For state Land Commissioner
 L. G- DYE SuperinteEdeut of Public Instruction GEO. B. COOK For Commissioner 5t Mines. Mangfac- tzres and Agriculture FRED H. PHILLIPS For Congress-First District
 R E. MACON For Raiiroad Com mission Northeast
 District GEORGE ". BELLAMY. For Circuit ldge lst Judicial District H. V. HUTTON For Prosecuting Attorney First Judi eial District
 R J. WILLIAMS For State Senator. 32d Senatorial Dis
 trict
 J. M. McBEE
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
WHAT ARE WE DOING
To Bring the World to Forrest City {. other Towns Going After Enter
 prise. and tetting hem.

laraE newest enterprise i> tIe Acme TtIHE and Concrete O.. recent V organized and chartered with q capita. stock of S25.es, mostly sub seribaa by home ueu and women
 l. is proposed t1 mdke | kuds of tilIug and concrete blocks and ater on tHe company c1Hf-T : 2te> tlIr man. factlre of roofing tlluk. l. vi. seek to slppIy tHe l0eal demand faF eeu- eYetr aHd tiIing and expects To snip tHe product, 5f tHe pant ta d points iu this section Of tNe state
 Tie company Wil employ about twenty-five men and wi. have 4 pay ra-. amounting to about s22H9a q month
 Tie most modern machinery < to be Iista ed and the pant proposes L. taru 6at character af ti.int and e8u- crete second t0 hone iu tie country.
 Tie EaSt amount Qf im pr8Yement work going 5n in ParaEo1ld and neigh boring towns and the popz arity 0f concrete and ti4inE a~ a permanent ar tic.e q building material. combine t5 naae tuI> enterprise an as sareG success fram tIe start Not only this but it aetlal ' Hlls present day necessity, aud wi. afford our cili- zens the oppoft unity to buy the nnest grades 0f tiing and concrete blocks al saving which in the course Of a year Wlll mean much.
 plant of this kind properly capi- talized and managed. would no doubt be a success in Forrest Cits. and our Boosters should go after 1t in eaaest
 SIing> 1T bites 5f insects that are followed by sWe. iugs. pain 8r itching should be treated promptly a. they are poisonous BALLAkD+> SNOW LINIMENT co4utsractS the poison l. is both anti>eptic and healing said HV J T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
County Ticket.

For Representative H. BEECHER LEWIS For County Judge F.. 4 K0LFE For County Clerk T. (. MERWIN For Circuit Clerk l.. N PAYNE
 For Sheriff GEORGE E. MALLORY For County Treasurer j. E. TERRY
 For \ ssessgr JOHN N. HALL For Surveyor C. " CHRISTIAN For Coroner
 F | TODD Madison Township For Magistrate
 l. TGRLEY. DIVINE CARR, JNO. NJ BROWN. SR. For Constable ! r. STOC kARD
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

Seal S-42st
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15

Mohair-as many e you snow-:s :a5s.c 90 con stTaeed tha; forms o cells. These cells 5y permitting continuous circulation ot ar PrOcuoe the cool
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-15
These suits are serviceable

The Schwabs place the imported mohar cloth through special process (rnar waterproofng1 winch strength ,s wearing qualities and prevents t from cooking wrnking This combined with the fine tailoring IT. exceptionally good service and enables 10 guar every nohar sui, bearing the Schwab abe 10 give absolute satisfaction.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
DOCTORS WOULD LICENSE JAes.
Novel Plan of Medical Men to Reduce
Evils of Drink Habit.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 19.-Overindul-
gence in liquor and other gloom dis
pellers will become safe and sane if
the licensed jag plan suggested at
the final session of the Tristate Med
ical Society's convention as solution
for the drinking evil should be adopt
ed by the municipal assembly in the
form of an ordinance.
The plan of the doctors and sur
geons, or at least large portion of
those present at the final session, is
to require every drinking man to take
out a license. and if he should offend
against any of the other ordinances
while toting around an authorized
bum he shall be fined.
The fine, instead of being paid by
the Jag or members of his family is
to be paid by the city or the state,
and the benefciares are to be the rel
atives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
co.,. HOUSE NEWS.

! In the district court the criminal
docket was taken up this morning and
the court room was filled with jurors,
witnesses and visitors. There was
only one plea of guilty. John Jackson
pleaded guilty to forgery in two cases
and was given two years in the juve-
mile penitentiary in each case.
Following is the petit jury for the
week: ]. L. Breach, G. s. Parker, w.
iT. Terry, d. S. Byars, ID. S. Ayers, E.
u. Peters. A. j. Tabor, |. B. Todd, G..
H. Tucker, d. c. Wick, W. II. Nc
Michael, F. NJ. Wallace, T E. Wade,
]. ]. Ray, A. b. Welch, R. H. Carol,
w. r. Ball, T. w. Reed, w. e. Cloud,
Z. r. Parks, N. A. Gotham, Walter
Wilcox, j. u. Pool, J. NJ. Collier, J. M.
Boresky. |. NJ Bond, V. C. Andrews,
lW w. Weaver, w. II. Walker, ]. B.
Carol, II. D. Wilson and NJ. G. Buch-
anan.
! There being a case for trial this
afternoon and some of the jurors for
the week being absent and excused,
Judge ]. c. Scott ordeerd fifteen tales.
men summoned to complete the panel,
The following cases were set:
Van Milligan, murder in the first de-
gree, October 3.
Jeems Graves and Dan Patch, burg
larry, September 81
Arthur Colford, forgery, two cases,
September 22
Jim Odom, theft of cattle, Septem-
Der 2l
Ira Sanders, murder in the second
degree September 20.
Tony Cash, seven cases. including
burglary. theft of horse, bugg, etc,
September %
John Hamilton, murder in the sec
ond degree, September 49,
Horton Donly, assault with intent
to murder, September 30.
Oscar Davis, theft of hogs, Septem-
Der 20.
Jim Odom, fraudulent disposition of
mortgaged property September 81.
Today the case of John Hamilton.
charged with murder in the second
degree, is on trial
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19


M. c. A. at Martinsburg, w. Va. While
in college Mr. Steger devoted his, en-
ergies to literary societies to a great
extent, although he took quite an in
terest in class athletics, participating
in football, basketball and baseball.
Mr.. Steger expects to work with the
literary societies of the college. He is
a young man of nice appearance and
of pleasant address.
H. NJ. Pool, president of the student
Y. NJ. c. A., is expected to arrive dur
ing the coming week. He will be
colonel of the cadet regiment at the
college this year.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record in the
county clerks office:
Tony Roffino and wife to Peter
Nigliazo ct al, one acre in Francis
Ruiz league, including store and other
buildings; consideration, $1,000
NJ. b. Easterns and wife to ]. T.
Cloud, 92 1-2 acres in H. r. Cartmell
survey; consideration, $1400.
J. II. Royder to Sallie Roya, five
acres in S. Davidson league; consid.
Grafton. $3.50.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to the following: Edward Stearne and
Lizzie McWhorter; viii Calhoun and
Bette oliver
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19

trict Attorney Wise, who denied the
report that he was to favor pardoning
Charles r. Heike, former secretary OF
the sugar trust and the alleged man
higher up" in the sugar scandals. on
condition that he become a witness
for the government.
I'VE don't need any confessions,
continued Mr.. Wise. "as we have all
the evidence necessary. If the prac-
tice of pardoning were kept up there
would not be any prisoners left
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
COURT PERSONALS.

The following from other cities and
towns are in the city attending
court today Sheriff Lacy, of Grimes
county; State Ranger Avirett, of Aus
tin; Deputy Sheriff Cuthrell, of Nay.
asota; Detective viii Smith, Fire
Marshal Parker, J. d. Spencer and F.
Bonnie, of Houston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
PLANS FOR Y. M. c. A
WORK AT COLLEGE
New Secretary Has Arrived-His Rec.
ord Gives Assurance of
Efficiency.

ord Gives Assurance of
Efficiency.
College Station, Texas, Sept. 10
Frank d. Stegar has arrived at the
A. & NJ. College of Texas to take up
his work as general secretary of the
student Y. NJ c. A. work at the col
lege, and will devote the coming week
to getting his quarters in shape for
the opening of the college Tuesday
September 81
This is the first time there has
been a paid general secretary in the
~. VI. c. A. work at the college. Here
tofore the students have had charge
of it alone, and working among them
selves they have created such an in
terest among the boys at the colleg ?
that the year book of the International
Y. NJ. G. A. committee shows that
the A. & NJ College has the largest
student Y. NJ. G. A. membership Of
any college or university in the stl!e.
II was brought to this high plane by
the efforts of A. l.. Ward OF Houston,
who was president of the association
for two years at the college. Mr..
Ward graduated last June, and in
leaving his position went~to H. NJ.
Pool, of Clifton, Texas. who had been
one of his ablest assistants in the
work. With the growth of the Y. NJ.
c. A. work and the Bible class work
came the need for secretary and the
college and the Y. NJ. C. A. organiza-
ton have combined in employing Mr..
Stegar.
Mr. Steger is a native of Ohio, com
ing from just across the river from
Wheeling W. Va. He took his bach
elor of arts degree at Ohio Wesleyan
University, and has since pursued
work at the University of Chicago He
taught during his college career. He
was for two years general secretary
of the student Y. NJ. c. A. work at
the Ohio Wesleyan University and one
T. year general secretary of the city Y.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
NO MlRe IMMUNITY BATHS.
Sugar Trust Men Higher Up Must
Stand Trial.

New York, Sept 19.-"No more
sugar thieves are to be pardoned in
return for their testimony in the gov.
eminent prosecution against the sugar
trust"
This statement was made to the
United Press by United States Dis.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19

The Eagle has just received sam
pies of the latest in engraved we'd
ding invitations, announcements. en-
graved cards and monogram writing
paper. Also latest samples of en-
graved business cards with various
monograms. Call and Inspect this line.
No trouble to show or quote prices. If
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-19
Ca|dWe||'S '; s,s1,'
BRYAN TEXAS
j. W. SATTS
REAL ESTATE AnENT

NENI tSINTt NOEN
New 4-room cottage, with pantry,
hall and two galleries; lots of
ground: garden and all necessary out.
houses; dug we'll, good water. Located
in southeast part of town, convenient
to public school and churches. Price,
s145o.
Office over First State Bank & Trust
Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-06-08

roads are the instrument At a
small center party of Cinnamon
would attract much attention, but in
Ell Paso they have a chance to pass
unnoticed.
A unique method of getting China
men across the border was devised
along the Rio Grande. The SNUG
gler who originated it arranged a
barrel in such a way that the lid
might be raised and closed from the
inside. A Chinaman was put into
the barrel and the barrel put into
the river. The man sitting in the
bottom of the barrel made that side
heavy and it remained down. The
Chinaman could put his head out for
a look at the landscape or could en-
tirely close the barrel if he chose.
Usually he floated silently down the
river until he drifted to a good land
ing place on the American side, when
he scrambled out.