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Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-06
LOST AND FOUND.

EOSE AMI rOO " v.
 LOST-A Knights Templar charm. Finder rewarded by returning same to c. Leslie Hopkins, First National Bank
 je4d
 FOUND-A stray heifer which owner can have by proving property and pay ing charges. Spanord Farm. Lebanon. Conn. T. B. McCoid. 'je3d
 CAME TO MY PREMIsES-Brown Jersey cow; owner can have same by proving property and paying charges. John Beetham, Stonington Road, Pres ton 1e4o
 LOST-Three keys, on leather fob with Conn. state seal on fob. Finder leave at Starters Office. Franklin SQ., for reward. je6d
 LOST OR STOLE.N-Passbooks Nos. 9O1SO and 92959 of The Norwich Savings Society All persons are cautioned against purchasing or negotiating the same and any person having a claim to said books is hereby called upon to present said claim to said bank on or before the first day of December. 1910, or submit to having the books declared cancelled and extinguished and new books issued in lieu thereof, the amount due thereon paid. may30M
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
Resignation of Mrs. Nall.

It is with regret that the patrons of Crowley Ridge Institute learn of the resignation of Mrs T. C. Nal as teach. CT et the seventh and eighth grades. which she has successfully taught for the past i've years.
 hls comes aS surprise To her many friends, x she was recently reelected to the same position for the ensuing year.
 Pupils as well as parents will feel this loss, and the faculty will deeply note the absence Of one of it's most competent members
 Mrs, Nal is a Christian woman. Of broad experience in the school work. and her influence as such will long be felt throughout the entire school and community.
 She tenders her resignation in order 10 join her husband at Wheatley. Ar kansas, where they will have charge ot the Wheatley High School, as prin- clpal and first assistant, respectively.
 We congratulate the Wheatley peo- pie upon again curing the services of MT and Mrs. Nall, and extend them our best wishes for a successful school year.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
Will Establish Garage.

Messfs. J " Barnhart and Charles Mcdaniel spent Monday ill Memphis having gone over to secure a branch automobile agency NitA d view 0f es- tab.lsliug an agency and garage in lhls city. They Were highly success iul ln thelr mission, securing tHe dis posal of the famous kissel Kar in this territory IL is expected that the frst car q handsome fo4r-cyiinder. 3o- horse power, baby t0uneaa affair. with al the complete fixtures. will be here about the latter part of the month. This machine will be used as de monstration car. and later on other machines Will be added
 In the meantime either of the gentlemen are ready and willing te talk automobiles To any interested parties, will show cataiogs. specitica- tions, quote prices, and furnish any information desired.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
GOOD ADk IC E.

Young man, buy piece of dirt. Or even if you do not call yourself young. If you are wage earner and a renter. the advice will apply 10 you as well. You may think you are not able: but you are You can buy on easy terms, and the mere fact that you own a piece of property will give you conf- dence and encourage economy and an ambition 10 save and invest. No poor man ever built home who did not first buy his lot. Invest now in d lot. and pretty soon you will hit upon d plan to build on it and own home while your fellow iaborers will still be wondering how you did it. We are not in the real estate business and have no property for sale, but our ad- vice 10 every young man, and every man of family who does not own d home, iS, Buy q piece of dirt.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
BOOSTERS GET BUSY
Forrest Club Meets in Regular Se>>ion
 Wednesday Evening.

line Forrest Club met in regular see- sion Wednesday evening. President Shields in the chair, Secretary II K
 bee ker at the desk, and a large at- tendance Of members
 MesSrs. \. D BoyIe and Lindsey Bfidgturth were appointed q commit tee to attend the Good Road Kaly at Ripley, Tennessee. and secure int0r- nation and pointers tEat might be of benefit To that movement in this Sec- tlon. They left yesterday morning on I 4e 4.lo train and spent the day ill the Tennessee city.
 President Shields appointed com mlttee 10 devise ways and means for Tor holding Good Roads Rally in this city at some early date. the following gentlemen being named thereon and Distracted To report at next meeting. NIT Jno W. NaYlor, Judge F. A :. Rolfe. Mir. Nj. E. Norfleet. Mr Lind sey Eridgforth and MT. "A, D. Boyle.
 NIT. F. L.N adakin, of the Forrest City Times, and MT (. R. lzard. of the Crowley Ridge Chronicle. were elected honorary members of the Club. and appointed committee of two To draft and get up suitable advertising matter, and 10 report at next meeting
 \ communication was read from the Commercial Club, of Marianna. re- questing the Club to send a delegation To that city on June 18th. To take part in the Good Roads Rally that k 10 be held Ter Lee County on that date.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
\ GOOD ROADS CONVENTION.

tn Jane 2 good roads convention Wa> he'd at Ripley. the county seat of Eauderdate county.
 lap5ey k only two counties north of shelby Eanderda,e county j@ 0ue of the richest count ies in 6 est Ten ueSsee.
 Ifthere was 8 eoad road from Mem phis t0 Ripley and thento pyer-b4Hg. and then an to niemtity5i would be worth as mach To Memphis and tIe territory tributary thereto d. hi4 tluni@ line raiIro3d
 The dirt rad and turnpike ifa1ie ls SlI.l the greater proportion at 1fdIl9- paftati0u in th5S country.
 he average fdfmeIIHaK spend .z5 t year in railroad fares aud e.I3 year in freight bit3s.
 That farmers hauling BiB though naA ht tHe transporting af lis HI8d= uets ta and tEJM tlIe market. hI> trips 10 l4s trading center, faH t0 S5Hu IF : ie9a year
 X good road lnm his house 10 tle county ~eat would p4la3H. .NcHt tai~ D4l in half
 Alaa roads convention ~as re- Iceu1iN he'd at Brownsville, and tAeA ~h0a,d he he'd in every county in l We9l Tennessee and tHe counties should organize and bald good roads i ilOM ane county seat ta another. aud i then build q great trunk line from some point ill West Tennessee #t6 1 Nashville
 Above from the Commercial Appeal l of Memphis. k just aS applicable tQ Forrest City Little Rock and Ark ansaS as il is To the cities and state named therein. l Good roads WiIl benefit the farmer l first and foremost. and then every 1 body else
 BEILB GOOD ROADS
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
Narianna Wins Cup.

As We said Iast week she would dc. Mariana chartered special rain Of four coaches and 1eQk iI fhe Trav- elers Convention in Helena Thursday. Every coach was filled there being two hundred and twenty ge tickete sold al this station.
 The real object of the visit 10 Helena was to allow the Mariana Commercial Club 10 enter into compe- tIti9n with other ctubs of the state Helena having offered q handsome silver loving cup 10 the commercial organization having the largest num- Der in line and wearing tie nattiest uniforms.
 As stated above. with about one hundred in hobby uniforms of red and white, the Marianna Commercial Club carried off the honors. Immed- lately al the conclusion of the parade the award was made, the presentation speech being most happy and loving effort by Hon. Ed C. Homer. The acceptance was made by MT w $. Mann president of the club, and two hundred lusty lunged assistants The cup Is an exquisite and massive piece of silver and is highly prized by the club Lee County Courier.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
From the I.adie, of the Cemetery
 Association.

AnaIfIeIe ia Ia-e weeks TMes -a. se 4t tHe e.d iillt# eemetefzE# as iIzltH5 quite iHade4 aate tl54 g.esJae H. tIle matter at aece,siHHl3Eg S=Gzaet t. NJS. agt~. and sJ deu~ezE ugHa -ateJ fIat He~ #9tS ale sefy scarce Iu5eeis Tle writer et idtuttx tJEaEs tHe pat Qt t new cemetery amt sa. -Hltae&- tl1udisN lt course. Was Iatuer ala>ie4a- ing 49 I5 conditions ln tHe old 5He.
 .As t8 accessibility s4fel5 ua -ite e5ald ae better. l. k fast Ia tl.e aase Qt tU@H dhd yet remote from a45 Halse aud passing IHe street leading tolt k kept. n repair. fHee.d 0.y-t at tiIe gate l, being H.#ed aud ~esere4 and there l.Ibe no MaEe .eJa4=t an entrance IAe driveway taraa5H the grounds is good. the EIa~s is lHaH- 9asHS set oXcr tle whole p44te. s4 thefe WIa be H5 further Wd~HIu-. \ seXtrh i, employed UEe4e "h4=ls heep- ius the grounds LII 0Fd E. A- t5He# tAal aazll alld s1s@efIltl IL sltffe4=a tHe grounds .af iHe Gea.a ef} Association. i ne 5855 4fe HarRe8 .4 ZaBaHzad inn staae@ 8t=ttle eeEHefszCaca stamp ea H5tE iezteH 8a5 HeE f#9a4 1Hss >.Htey M#. 1i8raeHt laae- an es- ttHate # tt-e aHss6=# EEaz3Ia BH8eH ae #4s9te=
 Az 4aIa4 tHHe=aaf-se alc3 5i AN7 feet for Vug -TaEe I-tie are #lIte t ham aeH >psea> aU5ee Fiea ~adEletea throughout tHe par d 5Ge cemetery Nura Ia, been .auLest sed. giving space Tor a94ut hiIl M4re graves. Along line south sl3e Jt the grounds ] ate zaHeaS entire tH aHae2t pIed,fH which ] taeie k loom tJF atty graves possibly Ea5Gt. Across tIe cast. end TauuIuL #tte eHtHe 1ietlHirpn. north tJ s0ata, ls au area averaging thirty feet iH i width. aud three hundred l9ug. This l> .aId out ia .gts 9I varying slLes. aud k ldfge enough Tor something lNe tAree uutIuFed graves. A2aiu. a40HE i tie nCrth side III ground hot pre- vious.y inc.a>ed. but recently added, are l8t> averaging ldX3o feet. There are tHlrtgot tAe,e i0te. giving ground l for nearly two hundred graves.
 From 1he above It WlII be seen that u aUr emaI death rate. there k r01m Ill t-e u.d cemetery f8f more than a lew wears iuterment,. Mr. Barnett has made a pIat aI tLe grouad, which ls ou record at the court house and l parties desiring ta purchase grounds can get fall information from Mr. i Stevens or ally officer ut the Ass0- ciati0n. Alr. Mer@in WiIl give deeds 10 grounds purchased.
 l he Cemetery Association is having the place Kept ill order oud hope to carry out plans for beaatisying the i grounds and repairing the rayages that years Of neglect have caused.
 The members of the Association have given much time and labor t0 thls work, and are daily receiving eyi- denee that their efforts are being ap- preeiated. They hope for contin- uance of the enc0uragement and sup port that has been given them Re ceiying this they will make the old Hill Cemetery beauty spot that any town might be proud ot.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
KNOCKING -AT OIR DOOR.

NIT. II. A. knou. a brickmaSon by trade. who built the Rock Island freight depot. was here Tuesday look ing over the situation with a view t0 opeufnr up q S0ft-mud brickyard
 Mir Richard McGeRan. of indiauapo- lis k interested with him in the pre- po>ed enterprise He desires a yard convenient t8 railroad and trau>por- fatiaH facilities Mayor baAle and others gave HiH such information as fhef Lad at hand. bat We iadEe from E5S Conversation that no definite l0ca
 tiaH nar plans were decided upon
 Tl., l. but an instance q the ueees- >itE for Ne arEaHi ed bureau of in- formation. The Booster Cub sHJa .d gather S-sl information aS k iiscly 10 ae de>lrsa ut pres FeetaFs iH all lines, -a that when they come here al inigH- nation can ne given intelIigeutly ly. asaH FtsF aHa ina baSiueSS-iike man uer II satisfactory location eaU ua found ltS probable sac IT lease price >ioald te obtained. the mud tested and correspondence opened ! with these ar other gent .emeH see ing = invest here. and the matter closely followed up 1u 2 conclusion that conclusion t8 be the establish meut of the proposed industry Ii. less some such effort l. made here probable enterprises vii become cer- tain establishments in other to8us where such intelligent effort < made and where they leave nothing Uadaut t8 encourage the location at a. proS pectleP industries, even t5 giving a liberal bonus If money Ur fauI NEef necessary aid Jastifa5e. THi, bacE enterprise can be easily 3nded il above or similar outline 8searriea aat
 IIey are usually from Missouri.
 and We have get h show em.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
THE CEMETERY.

one 0f the ladies of tie Forrest City Cemetery Association reading what We had to say last week of tie proposed new cemetery. called up tQ >ay that sine feared the article was misleading: that the ladies lad jast ue" gotten the old cemetery fixed ap. and ready - sel. lots therein. and that tHe articIe would discourage the sale et said lots. and create the impression that tie old cemetery was t0 be aoandeneds that tHe sale Of icts was about the only resource they Lad from which to draw funds ta sti4 further Improve dud Ueautify tIe City Qf tLe Dead. and generally de- precatluE tle said article. because .f Its probable effect upon their u.ans for the fatare.
 Ne think our friend undaIy ever cI>ed aaaat tue matter h tHe ff~e place We laid hard and particular sttess apaH tbat very paiHt-tHaf tle feH cemetery Was uJt intended t# har would lt interfere with The 2 | except Ia such cases as where tte parties interested preferred theue~
 Bat Hol on.H this there has been E ! dozen similar attempts made Iere ta open new cemetery Al have fuled l He present movement comes nearer being completed than anv If tHe tather~. hgt there are several things Iu tbe Way # is being assured. #IIeH are h. nearer solution this Week tEaI HtHeE We're last week, and We fear Hi.l be mo nearer ueX- Nec@. ssty, =iIs
 IHe Times has given the taiies credit far lLi> splendid work ia re= ieemIug the old cemetery We ,aE reckoning a59isedy. heeaGse it Lad almost been forgotten hy tie majority tetre9Fie. and Was n most aeF.aal- h.e condition shameful. inieed u4- iii they t9ak HHa If + and ~et tHe machinery iH HatiHu# which bl> made + 54ek tftea new place They deserve he#p and eaeaara5eHent. and Hive iaa as mach d4aeY as some # EtGe dEHtWads IT Forrest Gltt. aEas
 sau.e at those Who canIrIbafe=, Slsaa 10 i Memphis enterprise aud Doc | cent tHr Forrest GitF.=Wr would cheer Ifu8I give them i've hundred CT even a thousand dollars to help them fal necessary expenses, ana t0 encourage
 them iH a 7afk=HHich tHe authorities 9f the people, OF whoever eIse should
 have done these things have been Loo slIftie~s, careless, lazy aud trItiiu- toatten3 O.
 We understand that tHe lade, Lat=
 had all tAe vacant grounds located and plattctt and that there are some very desirable Iot> to be had enough pefhaae ta supply ali fHe demand, likely 10 ari@e within the next teu xeAr>.
 T. would he well f3rth8se WH8 Ha1e no i0t, but expect t4 reHain-lere. =te
 see the ladies about bayIaE lot Hhite there la | choice, and ~5 far a- the BeN cemetery + concerned -He . NH welcome it= =8Heai really and iu fasf ts capitalized nta3.ad and assefe fof ~a.e# Jnti=tteH tte fa3ie- hetd n5t be He8~f about tHg climate fe-
 sa#t=a. their e5aIts
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

The attention of the authorities i> called to the fact that majority of the property owners along North lzard street extended, in the Russell Addition, have compiled with the orders of the board in the matter of laying concrete sidewalks. but that there are three lots which yet have no walks. thus practically nullifying the convenience of those already built. This k neither fair nor just to those who have compiled. The board should not tolerate any further delay on the part of those owners and fl they don't put down the walks at once, the city should put the walks down and make the owners pay the damages.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
1 Surprise shower.

On Thursday evening of last week al the home of MT and Mrs. J. A. Norfeet, surprise shower was given Miss Eunice Nimocks by Mrs. Mar, shall, Miss Jordan and Misses Norfleet
 Al o'clock the guests assembled, and waited anxiously for Miss Nimocks to appear She was called from her home by Miss Nortieet To meet friend. As she entered the door she was show. cred by Seyenty-eight handsome re- membranes. She seemed overwhelm- ed with appreciation.
 At a late hour refreshments were served and the guests departed after having most delightful evening
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
The Conser,a alton oi Nature, Resource,

applies as well to our physical state as to material things. C. j. Eudlong. Washington k l., realized his condi- tlon and look warning before II was too late. He eays: T suffered st. rere'y from kidney trouble. the dis ease being hereditary i'll our family 1 have taken four bottles of Foley s Kidney Remedy and now consider myself thoroughly cured. This should be a warning To all not to neglect taking Foley's Kidney Remedy anlil II is too late J. r Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

It's a little early to commit one : self on the United States senatorship
 but of all those who have signitied their intention of entering the fray against your Uncle JeH Davis. The Times desires to go on record as being tooth and toenail for Hon. $. Brun- didge. of White county He was formerly prosecuting attorney for this district. and is esteemed very highly by the voters and people generally of this and other counties comprising the First Judicial Circuit. In his an- nouncement, MT. Brundidge says: II will meet Senator Davis, Congressman Joe T. Robinson, or any one else in the political battlefield and cross swords with them al the proper time. My law office will close seven months before the election and l will do nothing but make speeches and meet the people of Arkansas, risking my future welfare in their hands. HuT- rah for Brundridge
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

The Arkansas Democrat very Sensi- bly, says that one of the conditions which the more progressive element of the South is deprecating aS they arrive al better understanding of our needs is the ultra devotion Of our people 10 the game of politics. IL is a losing game for the voter as well as for most Of those who enter il as can didates for public preferment Pali- ties makes constant drain upon the public resources. energies and ambi- tions, and leaves nothing in it's place save bickerings, dieappointments, and bitter politics. Less If the per sonal and more 9f the general good is the one thing that will improve pres ent deplorabie conditions.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
iGu Never Can Tell

just exactly the cause Of your rheu- matism, but you know you have 1t. Do Noa know that Ballards snow Llniment Will cure relieves the pain red aces the swelling and linn befs the joints and muscles so that you vii be as active and well as you ever were Price Dc. DC and Sl Sold by J T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
l la Big Heal=

k Two kinds c8aceI#aud tAe-ais head tHatca#e~ lfam tick headache. i'aes laar head efrf feeHHl,e a g#aI aud &aar brain lee. bose and zafe* ! au=ran care it iu He time by acting on y0U liver with Ballard, 5 IIerbiuc I~H' f it worth tryHug for the absolute 4ud certain reliei s5a5I getz S5ld By l. saader..
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Mr. $. P Mcdaniel, the Southside plumber, and good roads enthusiast. spent Thursday in Ripley Tennessee. in attendance upon the Lauderdale County Good Roads Convention Mir. Me Daniel went oyer as d guest of Mr Joel F. Wynne, who k q member oi the Shelby county deleEation Nr. Me. is working hard 10 arouse the good roads spirit in this county and hopes 10 pick up some gocd ideas at the Ripley convention. And. il would be an everlasting credit 10 old St. Francis county if more of cur pub lie spirited citizens would interest themselNes in this quesNln.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
Poor Milk

is often thought 10 be responsible for an infants loss in weight or general
 poor health. TLe cause usually is that
 the cnlld has worms They get the hourlshment ID the food and the baby starves, actually starves. White's cream Aermifage expels the worms ana nourishes the child. sure and safe Price - cents. Sold by J. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
kept the King at Home.

Fer tAe past year We have kept the King of all Laxatiyes pr. king < New Lie Plils-in our home and they have proved a blessing to all our family, writes Paal Mathulka. of Buffalo N I. Easy, but sure remedy for all stomach, liver and kidney troubles. only De at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
What a Summer Cold May do

A summer cold if neglected is just as apt To develop into bronchitis or pneumonia as at any other season. Dc hot neglect it. Take Foley Honey and Tar promptly. It loosens the cough. soothes and expeIs the cold from the system. | T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
itat Point.

IaeH9st delicate part If q baby k its bowels Every ailmeut that it sUf- ters ~ith attacks tue bowels also en- iauEeHiHL iu Hast cases tHc life ef tHe infant AeG5#e.S Bah9 EHiXir cures diarrHoea, dySeutery aHd at3 defauge- meHts 9f the stomach gF bowels. Sod by ] T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Road building i~ q science Tae methods iu vogue iu fhIs county i5r tiftg CT mare years vii never perma- nentiy give Us any better raad~ than We have and is waste If time. money and energy The thing ia d. iS t4 build roads scientifically
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Since the meeting gft6e Land Con gresS lu Little Rock, newspaper, and high class magazines have published many articles about ArNansa~. ' Arkansas Lad paid reg IF advert Using rates for the publication ' these articles it would have Cost the state millions Of dollars. The pres of He country k doing much fer Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Nothing k more attractive tHan a beautiful lawn nicely kept and studded with lovely flowers. trees. shrubberY, etc. There are quite d number in Forrest City and others are being added \ beautiful lawn ts the most restful and satisfying place on earth 10 any man or woman who has spark of ambition or theleast bit of sentiment.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Tie Boosters shs4lI keep in mind that Forrest City should AE all means have a canning factory. and go after il in earnest. The finest tomatoes n tie world are raised in this vicinity. and q. other vegetables. etc. may be grown in abundance
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Several gentlemen were here the first Of tAe week Investigating land values. They are representing ban companies IT capitalists with money to l0dn on real estate security. and want 10 be dead certain That lHe se- curitl is gilt edge. lls human na- ture with most capitalists of th4~ kind 10 be Sayiackiau. This k aHe class of capitalists af whom We are jealous and do not think well If en couraging them to come here They are often land gluttonouS land gob- blers, and sooner OF later Will own the earth probably Metaplorically they demand tle nnund of Lle,M
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

II you did uar gel anything Ia 55 as a result of yu-r visit to tEe cene- tefy iast sunday. faa ReEe ltaItate. but gh my Yag Lave Hl>~al #ei 5i real. saTe-egoEgH sold eH51fUeut.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

The high price of hog k uo doubt responsible for the revival of that old time sport hog stealing for which Il good many hungry blacks have an in. herited failing. Ne note several ar rests in this and adjoining counties. and the general feeling i9 that if there Was lime when il Was eN- cusabIe that time iz HaH when the price puts f on the Ilst ol laXaries.
 out of the reach of their pocket books.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Every person who visited the ceme- tery last Sunday afternoon has been reasonably busy every since.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Coed roads leading lHt5 Forrest City win increase tue value ut tts business fouTf0id
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Becker X Lewis have readable change Of ad. in this paper.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Good roads Nili save their cost in wear and tear of vehicles. animals and temper.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Lets 70 after a canning factory.