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Arizona republican., 1910-07-29

write the songs than the laws of ma tion
 A writer in the London Times says that in every part of the western and northwestern United states he has found vcstiges of the old English folk songs, such as those that were Justify trolled by the men of Biddeford. in Devon, in the days of Westward Ho," or by the sailors who held the Armada at bay in the little Revenge; such songs as Shakespeare puts into the mouths of his characters. This inves- tigator is very sure that discriminat- ing ear would find among the fisher men of the Grand Banks of Ncwfound- land many deep sea chantey" which clearly points back to a WesseX or Norman or Breton origin.
 The collector of old World songs might do well to put his ear to the ground, as it were, amid the isolated mountain dwellers of Kentucky. And, to go farther south, one would find on the cotton plantations and in the rice belt a survival of the genuine negro folk song-essentially different from ragtime Caricature and coon song parody-in d vein which the genius of Dovorak in his new world symphony by no means exhausted
 The true folk song seems to be the vocal expression of the hitherto in articulate prayer or passion. The man who first wrote it down is a mere in cident; his name is forgotten and the grass is green above his memory; or else for long time it was not writ ten down at all. but owed its life to choral tradition, through an unsOphisti- cated age, till some modern musician heard it and reduced it to terms of formal musical notation. It lived all this while not upon paper, but in the human heart and consequently it has an enduring vitality that no brilliant tour de force of present day musical composition can hope to attain.-Phil- alelphia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
AN INDIANS FANCY
 FOR FINE TROUSERS
And Good Fit Got Him Into the
 County Jail.

Mack Tokespeta is a nervy Indian. He is also in jail. charged with stealing a pair of trousers from the Boston store, which of late has been d bright and shining mark for theives The Indian went to the store yester- day with a pair of trousers which he said did not quite fit him and he would like to have them altered or exchanged
 He happened to fall into the hands of Manager Jacquith. who on seeing the trousers. believed that they were not the kind that an Indian left to his own device would buy. They were too expensive. The sale of such trous- CTS to an Indian would have occa- stoned some remark about the store. and Mir. Jacquith had heard none.
 He asked the Indian of whom he bought them. Without the quiver of an eyeld, the Indian replied that he had bought them of the inquisitor ial gentleman then addressing him. MT. Jacquith could not recall the transaction. but asked the Indian how much he had paid for them. The Indian replied that they had set him back about 80 That settled it. MT. Jacduith knew that he had never sold pair of SIP trousers for any such sum and he procured the arrest of the Indian, who. finally admitted that he had bought the trousers from q hobo whom he had never before seen and could not describe He was taken before Justice John son who will make further 1n- yestigation of the case today.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29

it's circumference do not disturb the stagnant waters within it's bOundar- ies. These weed covered waters are forever placid. except at rare inter vals. when some vagrant storm swoops down from the heavens and ruffles their surface. The atmos- phere above is usually as calm as the seas below The great rivers of the air. the tradewinds, pass this region by.
 All sorts of small aquatic and in- sect life flourish around the borders of the Sargossa Sea There are num- berless varieties of fish. molluscs. shrimps. crabs and waterfleas. AL most invariably this life takes on the protective color of the masses of yell low weeds in which it lives.
 Some of these inhabitants of the Sargasso Sea are found nowhere else. There is a transparent shrimp that has wondrous eyes on the end of long pedicels. These eyes are many faceted. and each facet sheds a bril- liant greenish light and sparkles like a splendid gem. The waterfleaS are extraordinary also Some are totally blind, whiel others go to the oppo- site extreme and are nearly all eye. Even the fishes are unique. There are some which build nests in which to hatch their young. They form the weed into hugs balls about the size of Dutch cheese. The fish binds them together with fIutinous threads which it excludes from it's body. These threads are so strong that man cannot pull them apart with his hands. One explorer. who brought up in a net one of these
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
SEVEN BUILDINGS
 BURNED AT HUMBOLDT
Though the Loss Was Considerable the Shelter Was Never in
 Danger.

The fire ficnd played another en- eagement at Humboldt Thursday afternoon, destroying five saloons and two restaurants and doing damage to the extent of S15,OOO News of fire at Humboldt always makes people nervous. as the town has been al most wiped out once or twice. and it is the location of the big Hum boldt shelter on which depends so much of the prosperity of Yavapai county. Fortunately in this instance the smelter was never. in danger. Concerning the fire, The Journal Miner says:
 The conflagration was started by the explosion of a gasoline tank in a Mexican restaurant at 4:40 o'clock. and in a fev minutes the building was q mass of flames. which quick Iy extended to the adjoining struc- tures In less than an hour the saloons of II. F. Schwanbeck, Ak tine, Cordova's Place. Joe Bechetti and A. Samlar, and a Japanese res taurant were a mass of ruins. All were light frame buildings and it was impossible to save them. By continuous fighting the saloon of Wingfield & Fielder. situated across the narrow street, was saved, but it had narrow escape. There was no insurance on any of the buildings that were destroyed
 As the burnt district is located 500 yards from the shelter. it was never in danger, and the business section of the town is even farther distant"
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
THE ORIGIN OF POPULAR SONGS

When oscar Sonneck, chief of the division of music of the library of congress, recently issued his report on the origin of certain popular national songs. his innocent statement that Yankee Doodle" is second only to Dixie" in patriotic popularity stirred up d hornets nest of controversy. The acrimonious discussion that was the re- suit of MT. Sonneck's remark merely goes to show how strong hold a com monplace ballad may come in time to have upon the popular affections, and justifies the preference of the great statesman who said he would rather
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
"FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS HAVE a CURED ME-

The above is quotation from let ter written by H. NJ. Winkler, Evans vile, Ind 'I contracted a severe case of kidney trouble. My back gave out and pained me I seemed to have lost all strength and ambition; was both cred with dizzy spells, my head would swim and specks float before my eyes took Foley Kidney Pills regularly and am now perfectly well and feel like a new man. Foley Kidney Pllls have cured me" Elvey x Huiett. Quai- ity Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
THE MYSTERY OF THE SAR- GASSO SEA.

The SargassO Sea owes its exist ence to the great ocean rivers that encircle it. On the charts this huge system of ocean rivers forms an ir- regular circle. In the center of 1t IS great eclipse more than thousand miles east and west and two 'thous- and north and south. It is alke a vast lake in the center of the Allan tic. but one whose shores are ever moving waters instead of stable land It is like the calm center of an immense whirlpool. The far-off deep sea currents that sweep around
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
WAIST BOWS AND VOGUE.

Waist bows are the really conspic- uous triflc at the present moment. but these. to he fashionable. must be odd. and may b ereally queer with out in the least detracting from their fashionable quality. Some are very large, and butterfly shaped. with wings of close or loose side pleats. but all are crossed stiffly in the cen ter. They are attached at the middle of the waist line at the back. or at the side especially in the latter posi- ton; when the waist is draped in the one sided fmanner which just now many affect.-Harper's BaZar
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
IS LIFE WORTH sAvINe?"

Mrs. Mollie McRaney, Prentiess Miss, writes that she had severe ease of kidney and bladder trouble and that four bottles of Foley's Kid ney Remedy cured her sound an( v.ll. She closes her letter by saying: T heartily recommend Foley's Kid ,ncy Remedy to any sufferer of kid ney disease. It saved my life" Elvey x Hulett, Quality Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29
Ha!Ha!H Nellie.

That's the way to feel-EVERY ONE does that takes CASCARET night BEFORE, when he looks at the fellow who didn't. For QVER-EATlNG and DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you out as CASCARET, naturaIly-easiIy, without that upset sick feeling. Don't neglect-at bed time-9 P. Nj. or 4 A. NJ. no difference-you' need it.
 ss5 CsSCA2ETS Ioc a box for weeks
 treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
 in tine world Million boxes month
Arizona republican., 1910-07-29

nests found six small fish inside Thaddeus F. Dayton. in Harpers Weekly.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
NO REASON FOR DOuBr
\ Statement of Facts BaeLod |,
 Strong Guarantee.

We want you to try three l,u bottles of Rexall go Hair Tonic our personal guarantee that the r., Will not cost you a penny if it 4, not give you absolute satisfaqi, That's proof of our faith in Uni, r.u, dy, and it should indlsputably den, strate that We know what We !, talking about when We say that RI all "93' Hair Tonic viii grow hail bald beads, except where badnl has been of such long duration tl| the roots of the hair are entirely dpj the foIlicles closed and grown Oy1 and the scalp is glazed.
 Remember, we are passing our sta1 ment upon what has already been ' eomplished by the Use of Rexall 'd
 Hair Tonic, and We have the right assume that what it has done \ thousands of others it will do for yl In any event you cannot lose anythi] by giving it a trial on our libed guarantee. Two sizes, soc and sd Remember, you can obtain Reyl Remedies in this community onlyi our store-The Rexall Store. J. 1 Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
MEN'S SUITS.

A FINE SUIT OF HOMESPUN
 and wool crash and eheviots in plain and fancy mixed effects. all weights,
 perfect fitting, guaranteed positively worth up to SS 00 or your money re- funded at any time during this great public sale. .....4.S2.q qS
 MEMS SPLENDID SUITS MADE up in medium and heavy weights, con seryative styles, worth positively up to Sl0 or your money refunded at any time during this great sale, ...... s4 49
 sl2.50 SUIT, ALL TO MATCH, s69s. A fine suit of clothes. all to match, come Il homespun and worsted Scotch mixtures. This suit is posi- lively worth SIP 90 or your money re- funded at any time during this great public sale. ..........."............... S6. 9S
 sl5.00 ALL WORSTED SUITS, ss.9S. This is the peer of any you can see elsewhere at a $l5 price mark. A marvel of goodness, all sizes Don't fail to ask for this suit. X genuine S15 value ..z.=.#.#..... .......=.. YS. 9s
 sl6. 90 MEN'S FINE SUITS, 80 6Q \ grand assortment of single and double breasted sack suits, black, blue and brown cheyiots, serEeS, velour finished cassimere. some solid worsteds in gray and brown; hobby tweed mix tares in al the most desirable and newest shades. all Supetbly tailored; coats French faced finished, perfect il guaranteed Values that are equal in every respect to suits that sell for Sls Our sale price..... ....=... 9.S9
 sts.oa MENtS SUITS. sIo 5a. THIS rep eseuts lot of suits ln worsteds and Serges Also some dark fancy mixtures. In the new and sWagger lad cut sack coat. eatiTe3F custom made Remember, you get your money back ii untS fiSied This suit goes in th $ pubic ,aIe at. lose
 s21ol NEN'S SUITS. SCuLOSS 1ifas. mike. #its~ Hbjs amount en- 1itsg~ No. tacHoase asait from twenty Aot~ 0f aS aHetv made and as elegantly finished a~ f5e most last jdj4a9 dresser coud desire. liHe hoWe aHd foreign ~5#ElugS GI -tN#. a8z tAUg garments E fam. .e5s fashion GerseN eHeYi8ts. AicGiA. i-QAee a@4. EAeeQ, Se4tgH WlX- tare~. Lam aHl !aueK designs single aud double breasted iu tU5s Pubic sale aS
 saa t0 >t#IT~. S6Ua)sS BROS
 make. X mpreAeH-iyc liHe if tN- ceIleur manai>u mixtures in eHe1Iot creations representing only lala fash ions. Come in single and double breasted. \ ~uiF that ya6 would have difficulty tadHphcate it fzl 3uv- where. Ia tai~ pabIie safe H. 7a
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
FURNISHINGS

MEN'S ALL WOOL FLANNEL Shirts in plain and fancy colors, all sizes, .25 values, public sale price 79c
 MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY WORK SairtS. never sold for less than 15c. sale price -.=........-..#... ..........42c
 MEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS. fancy and hobby designs, worth 50c. s=.f and sf in one tat. sale price. .-3Qc
 SAME AS ABOVE. ONLY Better. Giaetf brand Standard 25 and 70 sellers. al sizes iH Fall and Winter Patterns. sale price. -. >9c
 BEST 2o7 DRESS SHIRTS IN 3li sip Jles. eHatso> ;t .s25leIt ar tiet..el4a3
 coat shirt. p.eatei ho>oms. stiH bosom. ete#. aH sizes. uett Brand
 l.-L.lt sale pllee..-.-s.-- 1l4
 MEN.s All. HeoL SHIRTS. tinesj materials. all >l<e~. Nefth 50. Public sale price l34
 sloo ALL Wool SWEATERS. With turtle collar. Knitted of hs~f quality yarn aiI ~9es. in U.4in and fancy ca.ars, worth iHa Public sqle '+.--- ttll-
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
DEMOCRAT TIMES

School is progressing nicely Indian summer is here. The farmers are busy getting tn cotton ginned.
 MT. Smalley, of Memphis, is do this week.
 MT. Jim Craynor was a visitor h last Monday.
 NIT. J. C. Wright is able to C tinue carrying the mail. MT. Booth is gathering his corn The squire is having d very % time sitting by the fire. The kicker is still here. The theatre at Heth opened Sstl day night. The show was good. The Heth gin went up in smOi and a wind blew the smoke away. Jack Frost is a visitor here Deai every morning
 ,st+n pTfT Nh fl
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
Arm Blown Off

Will Harris, son of T IT
 farmer who lives ? miles so,., ,i'''ls estlne happened to very se,,"l a Ol fatal accident through the ,ou',l s. ,li' dynamite. He went 10 tbe ,, " day day afternoon a to use dynamite 's'S. ,a '. ing fish. It exploded in ,V S, n ! blowing off his ight arm bo,, ,,is a'i elbow and putting out both Vs,oa e..' I n des otherwise dsdguring 6j' j'' ! He lay all night upon the 1iras ns l'' ana was found Monday morpins ' searching party. VI
 MT. T. Il. Harris is we'll ln.. many citizens of Forrest ci,n r"0ai V himself almost blind, and his soa n' the mainstay of the family % VI dePlorable and unfortunate aceId.] and the family has the symns,s' the enti e community.
 It is also stated that be ,oa. way to the river twice dur no .| night to quench his burnlno ,s.1 and says he would have endsd ! misery, but he fetred that tbo of his death might thus have bs.' mystery, and perhaps foul nl,r pected, and mayhap some inDo..1 person punished, so he conc,raas to do the rash act. We heard yo..1 day that his physician says tbn will get well.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04

LADIES FIN EST DRESS SHOES. lace and oxford, latest dress styles and feathers.
 LA DIES PATENT AND VICI kid lace shoes, French and Cuban heels, for dress and street wear. genu- me 2.o0 values, public sale price l.3s
 LADIES' CALF AND VICI KID selected from lines where there were only lew left, latest styles, wort h -t-o oo "'oo'. ..''-'=...t.......... l.9s
 LADIES SHOES. LATEST styles only in dress shoes, all sizes up
 LADIES' S3 co SHOES IN LATEST styles, our public sale price ...#.. IFS
 i5o PAIRS MEN'S STYLISH lace shoes or oXfords in patent. kid or wei, actually and positively worth LOO public sale ptice .......... l.79
 MEN'S FINE DRESS SHOES lace or oxfords, made from patent colt finest select vici kid and patent colt, $50 and , co brands, all the latest styles every pair guaranteed. our pubic sale price ........... l 9S
 MEN'S HIGH GRADE SHOES. celebrated Dunlap 800 brand. the pest shoe on the market for the price, either Tn oxford or ce. certainly the equal of any standard 900 make. all the latest shapes and styles, compare these shoes with the best make. pub llc sale price ......... ............. 2 QS
 MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES. With leather extension soIeS. butcher StHle, very seryiceable shoes, worth 100, public sale price, ,..#....... l.lo
 $5.5o ROCKER BOOTEE. BEST hand made and sewed men $ leather high top shoes
 l LOT SPECIAL CHILDREN'S shoes, all sizes. sale price. zoe
 sl0o CHILDREN $ SSHOES. LACE or button, all sizes, sale price ..... l7c
 s2.5o BOYS, SHOES, ALL LEATH. ER fine dress orschool wear price So
 FEbORAAND STAPLE SHAPE : ao value. Come in all sizes and styles During this public sale. 97c
 MEN.S HATS OF- ALL SHAPES. selected from lots where there were only one or t"9 left, and combined making a total Of about 250 hats. worth up To 5-5o During this sale, Aoaf choice, eaeh......l=.......=....# .9S
 JOHN B. STETSON. GENUINE he" shape bats. in all col0rs and styles, including the latest styles. : 30 values. public sale price. ......... , es FINk.S DETROIT SPECIAL otefail> and jumpers, in all sizes and tie>, plain blue or striped, overalls With or without bib. all Loo. price .39
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
STOP AND CONSIDER

No man and no woman can afford to miss this golden opportunity. The cleanest, choicest and largest stock in Helena, Ark, sold at public sale at these quoted prices lower than one third it's value. To save these dollars upon dollars, read this circular carefully, and remember, no matter how strong some statements may seem, no matter how ridiculously low the prices quoted, they are not exag- gerated; They are tree and backed b, the faireSt guarantee
 Merchants wishing to buy portions of this stock at the sale retail prices listed in this yaper will be waited on between the hours of B and 9 every morning.
 JOE SIMON,
 405 Cherry Street.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
LADIES' SUITS.

MA SUITS, TIGHT and semi-titting. New models in man. nish worSteds, in the popular shades of gray, single breasted, lined with guaranteed satin. Pleated skirt.
 Made especially for immediate wear. All HOO values at..............7 7.9S
 s25 SUITS, 9.9S HIGHEST CLASS Tailored Suits; coats hip length. trimmed in braid, prettily adorned with buttons. We cannot attempt to describe and convey even an idea of their perfect beauty. Suits that you would pay dressmaker 35 0o for. Public sale price e................. 9. .9S
 s2S.00 CLOTH SUITS, l24S. NEW Fall Models of fine imported Broad cloth of remarkably lustrous finish. The fashionable 32-inch coat model, handsomely embroidered with silk braid and lined with Skinners Satin. The skirt is on the newest lines. finished at the bottom with a deep band, embroidered to match the coat
 Golors navy, smoke and black. Re markable values at 2s 00, during this public sale ............................. p 4S
 5000 LADIES COATS, ALL Wool cloth, in black and fancy mixed , eolorS, full 52 to 56 inches long, semi lit, half lined with satin. Public sale pil ''-...#t ......-.-. }.9S
 Sl5. LADIES COATS, MANNISH tailored effect, plain or fancy. in solid or mixed colors, full length. Public sale price. .........=.=. 6 IS
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR

o0c FLEECED UNDER WEAR. 35c Sanitary wool fleeced shirts and drawers, sell the wide world over at DOC. Watch 'em go at............ 35c sl00 ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR oooper'S. Garments made of fine sheer wool. all sizes. Come in natural and gay. An extraordinary .00 value. In this public sale .......7 7Sc
 DERBY RTBRED UNDER WEAR. Soc. A suit which we or noboGv ever could dare 10 offer for less than .2o. This is positively the best value ever offered. Come early as they won't last long al, per garment@...}5c
 MEN'S UNION SUITS. HEAVY iieeced. magnificent finish all sizes worth l-75 Public sale nrice -qc
 s2 0o WOOL ENDERW WEAR. q-c
 Como in natural gay and brown
 finest Canadian wool. all sizes. worth 2.09. Public sale price -.-......-.....- q7c
 MEMS HEAVY WORK HOSE. loo quality rnhltr sale price Gc
 loo DOZEN NEN'S GOOD 25c wool Sox. heavy quality. sale price ..-z#...........= =.#.z...........= l1c
 De SILK EMBROIDERED HOSE. He. Nen.s fancy half hose in nrettv deNienS, silk embroidered. sell inc world over for Dc, vnur choice 1ic
 22r IfDASs kLFECEp oR RIRPFD underwear. p9ntS or shirts. an sizes public sale price .................. lie
 a5e LADIES ePtNTS 0P VESTS ribbed or fleece lined. all sizes. sale Pf et'',.....'=' -..=. lac
 7oc AND -5e LADIES r-VDFB. WEAR, ribbed or fleece lined. sole itt 5t=t. =........ 34c
 Slaa LADIES INIoN SEITe All sizes e41e aJfeo Qa.
 st5eo CEAAENETTES. AT sR oa Guaranteed water and rain proof coats Made af an excellent craven cited "ofste9 Al custom made thraHghout Peerless of any #15 oo gasaent. Ia#fht@ ns5fIie sale feo
 7ar SI SRENbFRS. a=c. tTT=-ae sHsponders inendfnrtbe well known 7e., ' resident " snspeaGprS. pablir sate price ...-...-... .-... .....= 3-c
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
VIEWS PANTS

20 AND $50 TROUSERS. o2c Mems trousers in all wool cassimeres. garments which were sold ss high as 3.50. In this public sale ......... 9sc
 s4.50 TO &. 5.5O TROUSERS. sl les
 Distinct designs and excellent tailor ed trousers, made of imported. guar anteed woolens, none worth less than 4.50. Your choice for 9s
 MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS. made of best imported Manchester corduroy. all sizes, ? 50 values, public sale Drlce -O
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
Saved an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn fore Robert MadSen, of West Burn ton, Iowa, when, after seven Ween the hospital, four of the best ? sicians gave him up. Then was sho the marvellous curative power Electric Bittefs. For, after ea4 months of frightful suffering n liver trouble and yellow jaundlcces ting no help from other remeales', doctors, five bottles otthls maIciI medicine completely cured him. positively guaranteed for Slena s, liver or kidney troubles, ana lt' 1.' disappoints. Only 3ae il al u' gists.
The Forrest City times., 1910-11-04
BOYS SUITS.

SEN ERAL DIFFERENT STYLES of the finest of Boys School Suits, worth $50, all sizes, during this Public Sale. le................... .9s
 SAME ASABOVEONLY FINER. All sizes. We doubt if equal suits could be obtained at 400 elsewhere. Public sale price is s......... -. IS
 30 DIFFERENT EFFECTS IN Boys ultra fashionable knee pant Suits. In all the swelest of novel, ties and styles. worth up to 800. Pub lie sale price ...... .......... 3.lg
 50 OVERCOATS FOR BOYS, ages from to l5, hobby styles, worth B Public sale price ............. l. .gS
 SAME AS ABOVE IN s7.5O styles. Public sale price, your choice -.......-....=.#.=......... 3.69
 MEN'S AND YOUTHS OVER. COATS in heavy beaver cloth, four hutton, single breasted style, trimmed wlth black horn buttons, strong. M ked button holes, 3l inch collar "!#h strong tab. Three outside pa.Fets and flaps, and small change poc0et lined with heavy satin, strong sleeve lining, chain hanger: positive Y worth loco In this public sale. , 65
 ON ERCOATS THAT ARE THE peer of any you see elsewhere at F. co; English ulster clothing; also kersevs and meltons in drabs, tans, modes.
 best domestic kerseys, blue, black and tan shades, eXcellently lined plain Iapped seams, all maryels of good ness. ln this great public sale... }. as