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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
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WELL ROOSEVELT WIN.

Ex-president Roosevelt IS do
ing q spell binding stunt in New
York State for the Republican
ticket, and the way he is pound
ing the bosses, and Wall Street,
sounds just like the hue and cry
Of the Populists along in the
nineties when Ben Tillman, and
Sockless Jerry, Tom Watson
and the others were on the ram :
page against the Plutocrats- The
idea Of a Republican holding up
Wall Street as something to be
Stunned is a new doctrine, which
makes one wonder if political
parties ever swap theories a
few years ago the Democrats
would go up and down the coun.
try preaching against the in
iouities Of Wall Street and the
bloated bond holders: they would
make it appear as if every man
dong business in that famous &
nancial center. was possessed Of
all thae is vile and contact with
them must be avoided as if they
we're q plague; then the Repub.
iicans aefended the monied in
.erests as the salvation Of the
country, characterizing the Dem
ocrats as anarchists, socialists,
and ali manner Of bad things.
What do we ind today? The
scene has shifted. the Democrats
are becoming the favorites Of the
Wall Street element, and the Re
pgblicsns are more vehement
against the big Interests than
ever was the long haired cr.nks
Of Kansas" IL the glorious days
when Benjamin OF Edgeiicld
went tramping out West looking
for the great light which was TO
guide him into the presidents 5
chair. Roosevelt. may save ili>
party from defeat il. New York
this wear but the chances seem
to be against him:if he succeeds It
will be almost q miracle. because
the dissensions IN the ranks are
so bitter, not against Roosevelt
but against the party leaders
that it seems almost impossible
for the party to neal the breach.
However, the Republican party
has been torn 20 pieces before,
and came together again. Il there
is any one who can mend the
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Picewood Dots.
E.4i:o. rac MasG.aG Tines


The grand and glorious circus
which was in Sumter on the ifth
inst, bad man customers from
this point. neither the morning
or evening trains could accom-
modate the large crowd, not with
stard:n" the extra coaches Tor
the crowd, something over three
hundred tickets were sold here.
With cotton bringing such a
good price this year most OF the
farmers are selling as fast as
they gin.
Miss Sue Cobia OF Davis Sta.
ton. has moved here TO make II
her home
Mr. F. \. Fielder mas mo:ed
TO Pinewood. and is living on
Hampton Ave.
Dr.. Weinbcr" Of Manning was
in town Monday Oh business.
Mrs. p. 3. Lawrence is visit
ing relatives near Florence.
T. = \.
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worthy ladies never send one
away Gispleased. and they prom
iSe 10 vindicate their excellent
record. There Will De Somethin"
20 please both the inner and The
otncl. man served. ;lndit:S IS hoped
tina: a large crowd with q plenty
OF change viii DC present
OwiGg to the rapidly growing
business OF the Summcrtoa post
office. ,nc postmaster. Dr.. Eli
Snn CapcrS, has oeen forced 10
rca3ove The Office from The build
ing j. formerly occupied! in con.
nectioH with :: drug store The
Office is now occupyin" quarters
two doors below its former loca
ton In: patrons arc pleased
both witE tie 5,ic. % ,hc in
creased business. and with tn:
fact of having less cramp2i
quarters Ii! which 10 DO business
viii. Unc.c sam. On Tuesday
Dr.. CaDerS attended :. meeting
OF the Posi- Masters O: South
Carolina. he'd III CoiE1no;;:. lie
lnode>tiy reports That his paper.
Tie 4th class Post Master,
was "e!! srl;e.r" oy me !he'i
o''!S present
The wholc community vas
@:iaE4d 10 learn Of the @n:imc!y-
death OF Miss .Annir Curtis Bu:,
cess. wili>l Occurred II 3 aosplt;tl
III S;:utcl.. oH Saturday morning.
Mss Burgess "a> 4 na5!y" o:
;hI> plac" and h"r re'novai ron
here, ;laont three years ;"o. vas
much regretted. >inc.' .'.;i' ~
..clc IN" deceased iias pe4n ;al,
instructor 4 "l3Sic ut u" nom
-. Q.nn,tn"@e. q: I'!::;s;!'>. I.
FOR some ;it@2 past :a@r A,.a.ttl
has bec:. ;s.iI;&". BAT !, was 40:
less oi; i cash 10 all here when
nv>S> Of :lcr ceat!: came. PoSS
r>>>cu OF m.an2 excellent virtues
a:!u c;i;sr.ccer:ct:c>. The deceased
ald mace . place peculiarly her
own among s2mnerton'an>
winch place can ncEc: y" taken
o.: anyone. Hers was Il >ln@u.
i,,.l,Su-.at .;nG t,.I,St;Nor GiSpoS:
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Sun1e,.oa News.

l:I::o. :,ac Maaa::... ':!:ac>.
Speaking Of cotton nari:ctS
we would Ike to record our.
opinion that SummcrtoH has
some class 10 it in that re-.
spect. When one steps from :;
train into Dur streets and OBJ.
serves with surprised eyes the
ieecy staple standing on every
side, on board the cars: on th"
cotton platform: il Sundry' vc
hicles. we >Grm!se that such ::
sight is an ''eye-opener. But
that is nothing uuu>ua! at this
season of the year. The inhab!
:autS OF this suburb Of the Ga,.
den Of Eden are quite used now
10 picking lhei!. way cautiously
through our conseSted highways.
One day last week there wcr'.
300 bales of cotton bought OF:
this market, IL prices railsin%
from l.. to II l-22 and oet:ci'
There are at least three foreign
concerns represented here
Sprunt. Rogers. NcCa5c and
MayBan;iS. and the bidding i
sometimes pretty lively.
We arc reliably informed ,ia;,
three honest. sober ana iu!lA.
crcditab!e spoctmen wece ON =
fishing expedition II the Santee
Swamp lately ana caught IL :;
nei several shrimp. .Iust what
the inhabitants Of the deep ;tae:
brinv Sc. We're doing ~ tbs;
roin. scores 0; miles from thai.,
native clement We are u2ab,c =
learn. Tbs f,.c. here r.po:icv.
,.as ra.Sci considerable discus
SION among the Nim:oti>. SOM
Clam ,Aa5 10 shrimp exc: conc
- iato taa :..">!! water. cXp!ai::
lu9 that the fishermen aliI:lI'.d to
90 20, kuow craWiiSh vie:
t:icv see them Others maintain
,nat shrimp c;l:l come up here !:
they want 20. Wi! some au
tho.itr kindly settle this matte:
az once. and prevent possible
u,ooGSi!cG
On Thursday and t'!.ida: o
t..;s weel, the city has been tiile,i
with lovely and gracious women
from Other points. The OCCASION
i. the sessions OF The Woman :
I3aptiS. Union. tie Sa2tec AS>o.
ci:.:ion. .lmon@ those present
was Mrs. Earnest ishamc. o;
Sumter, the president. who's
faithful Efforts the daIly mcei-
iu-S haze bccn both Aclpiui ant.
ictcccs.in.. On Doth these
days . picnic Dinner. 10 wnici:
,il- adj members ot o::an!za
tons III tnc othc:, churches wc:',.
:nvi,cd. w:S spread osneath th'
shady oai:> OF the bapt:>. Par
Soa,..e. The i,e;:-..! y. Iola...
Pastor. and his !locll have eX,.r.
ed themselves successfully IN
making he meetings Of the San
tee Association pheasant and
profitable ones.
The ,ad.:- !at;:.Del> o. the Ioca.
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Big 5,a=cA News.

::!.:o: III" iiaa:.r-; Tins
Miss Lila ReasSoa i!t> reiu!"
ed home after an extended visit
with ner Siste:. Si ,t'.!' y, bcrt:"-
ley county
Mr.. Clifford e;ilo>ou aud Miss
Sue Davis ot ,h!> p!.sc" :> I'>.;
ins relatives II Bisnoprii.e.
Mrs +. Y. Chi:dar$ o. Dayi>
Station spent ;A" week with !lef
grand daughter Ms John IS,
Thames
Miss .Naebe.ic ;,:,,.g 0; Fo.,
eston is IN. cha:nlio" guest %:
the Misses Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Thames
spent Sunday ":lth their parents
Nl:. and Mrs. Cnit"crs 0: DAVIS
Station
NJ. and Mrs. ) p. Gibson
nave returned 10 thcr home
after an absence OF ten days
with relatives IN Hampton.
Tie many friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. John b. Thames vii! DC
s,a:i,ie.; TO learn ti!ss thcIr little
daughter Willie Mae has beer
greatly improved Of paralysis.
Nlr. -ldmcr Gibson and } z.
Commands. OF Sumter spent
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TRY BROOM CORN.

Recently TIE TINES directed
attention to the broom corn in
dustry, and expressed the opin-
ion that it will oe an experiment
worth the trying in this commu-
nifty. We are satisfied that with
our fertile soil and climatic con-
ditions there can oe produced
here anythin. tina. can be grown
elsewhere. Broom corn where
grown is a moncy-maker, and
with US there are advantages
rigorous climates dc not have.
To give an idea Of the Importance
of such an industry we repro.
duce from the Ncw York Ameri-
can the following
.Ma:tooo. Ill, oct. : Expe-ts il he
broom corn district OF central Illinois
estimate that the nearest this yea: !c
the United S:2;e> wi! furnish sufficient
material to- the :nak;ac OF 1900, 600
o-ooms. valued :: SiJ.po2.o00. II placed
in cars for shipment, allowing :ouc
Thousand 20 car. i. would require ten
thousand cars 20 hold them. This
meaos two hundred :ce!gh; trains OF
fifty cars each or ABOUT one nundrcG
miles OF cars OF broornS.
Cectra. Illinois, composed o! the
counties OF Coles. Edgar. Douglas and
portion OF Moulirie. mas about con-
cieoed the harvest o. !3,OOo.OU aeE
5rpoms. which reia., io:' - cents Or
more. are the product o! Illinois. The
Cheaper grades come IRON. Oklahoma,
Missouri. Tennessee. .\rsacsas 2nG
Kansas.
The origin OF the Industry n Illinois
dates beck 10 the early sixties, when
Col. John Co:ern. a farmer, who had
been visiting in Tennessee. brought
home with hiGl some samples o: the
brush. together with some seed.
In = radius o; thirty miles from
.lrcola, fourteen miles nor:h o: this
city. IS grown he corn from which
virtually ali the be>: oroous OF me
world are made .rG ;a:S 0:>tr!c, :
still regarded is nc ua:ioca. source o:
supply.
What Ne would like 10 nave
done. is for some enterpc.SlnS
farmer TO try one or TWO acres
o. broom corn to test the soil
aud climate. and Il il proves 4
success. then the looking to-
wards the esta oliShipg Of I
broom manufacturing concern
here. Our information IS that
a GOOD plant can oe put II oper.
alton with but L small outlay OF
money. and If we can raise th,
straw and manufacture al the
field. there IS no reason wAv tle
project could no: oe made { pay,
in@ investment, besides 3e.nS (.
means 70 provide labor 20: those
who mast depend upon tnei. toll
! for bread. The making Of :,
CITY progresses more rapidly
with a lot OF small industries, IL
fact, we believe the small and
diversified industries ;,!'e bc.:c:
for the community than !ar@e
cotton mills.
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Harv;n. October IL. Special:
NJ. J. B. H.so@don has recently
installed = complete new glnnery
outfit at Harvin, with new elevat
in- and cleaning system and IS
giving the farmers the greatest
ginning efficiency ard the best
cotton staple possible.
AIr. .IoSepy g. Montgomery.
recently appointed postmaster
Of Birmingham. Ala. is a native
Of Hmvin: was educated at the
University OF South Carolina. at
Columbia. $. G.: left this State
immediately alter his graduation
and commenced the practice OF
j&w IL birmingham. .Ala. where
h.. .iaS achieved success at the
I;a: and ii the political arena.
Mir. Montgomery recently visited
his brother and other relatives
nero.
ne Hon. !. y. -1cr auoeh, oi
oo..!noia. listed MS NoI1cs
h"r" i1'St ;Scch.
y =. /. i5roSoon. Q! bfoS
con. and Mrs j 3. broSoon' OF
Harvin. were delegates from here
10 thc Wolnan.S Missionary Tn
ion. o. ,hc Sa!ltee ASSOCIATION:
which coaTenca at Summcrton.
Thursday. OCTOBER -.
La2 inanT ii'is'iaS OF NJ: WI
he G. 2eco!eS. t:ntilrecentsy 'he
re:E e,fi'ient and popular super
i;2,''!:i'"A. o! sis'.. y e>leEh : mon
,;.e'----t.;. oii company. Win heau.
quarters II .''cASoav!'te. IL.
are reJotc.:'@ oFc! MS recent
promotion to tae MANAGEMENT oi
"a. forth district oiI!Slon. CON
r!'l>:t!@ The States o. Mississippi.
tennessee and hentucky, with
dGG&ft2r> a Na>hVH!e. ieh".
az ines ana ''Heeis
thsrc!n. W iceoies IS d HAL
.ol O.tre:!aoA county ana nau '''s
'l.'>t Ia!e@rapsi experience Ac.e
al halym some s"entE Years
%Gr. and cy great aiilSchce. con
t:rlii.y Of ctfor: and ialthtnl ser
v:cc &c has WOE nro!notioh a.
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There is 4 hurricane sweeping
the Florida coast and things arc
in I bad shape arcGEd ABOUT
Savannah. Millions % dollars
OF property has already occn
destroyed in Cuoa. Florida and
Georgia. The gale at Charles
ton is severe but so Tar 10 ser
;ou> damage done.
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Plaintiff Attorney.
1T Seats Az

-. : t.antcG :coal L le;te: 0. u.
~.ocS.c... f!.nnin:tI No. - recently
a,r.: @o..."- EIo0c: aac I,as :or ne i!I'>;
TIM. 70 ,ay an pleased does 70; hall
ey,r,,-S .av feelings I; BEATS AL the
r..r,.,!i.> ever USED: | contracted: :;
bad c,!.G a::t: - as :h-.t;r::cd wlta pucu-
.o0c;a. Ghe;irSt doses gave grea: rc!!e:
.nc: one bottle. completely Cared me.
Co.::s.a, 70 op:a.e>. w :. Brow: <
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Reaching he Top

n any caI.irs of life. demands ! r!-or-
ous baGv ard keen brain. NltAoa:
health there IS no success. Has E.ec-
,-ic Ei:,crS IS the "-eotcs. heat;a
Builder the world has ever Haown. l.:
co.npe!S periec: action ot ~tonac:. .lS-
e-. kidueys Go"e!s, Dar!:!es a:;. enrich
cs the b,ood tones and !cvIg""ates TIC
whole system and enables vou 20 S:aaG
the wear ard tear OF youg daily work.
...L.te- months o; SutIerirC from h!;.-
acy Trouble. "ri:es W. Y. S"crcnas.
o. Cushing. Ne '.:arec bottles 1. lice
,r:c H:.crS made !ne Ice! ..Ic = :.>'t.
man. :,Oe. =. Il! Dc.sc.st>.
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break Roosevelt we believe, can

break Roosevelt We believe. can
do it for he is the most beloved
nan in the Republican party
with the masses, and the mosted
hated man in the party with the
politicians. So. :: Roosevelt
saves New York 10 his party, it
will be q Roosevelt. instead OF a
Republican victory.
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Kills A Murderer.

\ ,aerci!ess murderer is Appendicitis
w:,h many victims. But Or. Kings
New Life Pills kill il by prevention.
TaSv gently stimulate stomach. iirer
acc bowels. preventing ina: c!ogg:ng
tina, invites appendicitis. curing CcC-
s,ipa:ioa. Headache, Bill:ousoess.
Ch:ils. DC =: All Druggists.
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Bibles Received.

ra~,u.a me kindness o: Eev. / h
Shu,e" ot me Methodist cnurc:i o.:
s;Ia.a:n. wc have received: without
cost. - copies q: beautiful. hand Bibles
f:o,, ;nc american Bible Soc.ct: oL
Richmond. Va. % be used aS branch
OF ,;UGr n Mapping coiorcd school.
W. wish 20 tnank Dr.. ShGicr 'or his
ya,,:ab!c assistance aioag ;i,i> line %;
o3r work.
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Deafness Cannot be Cc,eG

Dy ;,.:c.;Io:.>. - :i..- CsGg.IU. .cIc.. IL.
G>...>r. portion o; ~" cA-- '!nc." = or
NY - Gc:..nc>~ ..r',. ;h..t = Eg Cu.>.:G
;:ora! remedies. Deafness .aJ>.r! 'y -. q
.t...G coaCS: zion O: tac :EEUoL> -.a,Hs, rf: -"
:.lch Ia: Tut-. Wnc9 this tiDc .:,,:S l:.:a
cl. yo;: haze. TUX. br:- ~p;:::s: :': t:'.iT
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s,Sc.i OF: .Id his :t!. restored - IL ..:.tI..
cn::C!::o:. :Icr:c VII h'. d">;-"! Cd o:''y.c Az
cases oU: o. L.: c:.;:> uy ca;a-:h wh!c, -
auth!a. bg: ::s:!.s:s.d C,.r:Ci;":! ~ -, :::
CO.'S surfaces
Wc wi!. .:sy,. O:.. liuEG:-, Dollars e. Any
c.G>,. o: Dcs.n.>> lc.lU>"d - c-;.s-c:.j ~: can
no; ct;:c.: ov E-..!> Cat.,-ra CU:" S..,J .,,1
Ct.S,,.....i-N. .-'-,'
r j CHENEY : 20 Tc.e::o .
sold ~ ll-i.=::.i>t> -.
IL t':::.i.E I,.,., 49,, ~. H.:
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Notice of Discharge.

wi;!apply to the Judge Of Probate
for Clarendon Couuty, on the 18th
t:,v OF November. 1910 for letters OF
di-charc. a. Guardian for Caroline
II Bethune. Sarah f. Be;hunc.
Cuctte y. Bet.une Cnow Touchh-rrvj
aus. Mary ]. Bethune. formerly
minors.
EANHAH n BETACNE,
N.,uniu. y. c.. Guardian
Dr- nth 1910
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! Reliable Mecic:sc no: . Narcotic.

Get the genuine Eo!ev'> Honey anG
Tar IN he veilow package I. i safe
and effective. Contains 30 ou!;s;es. .e-
fuse substitutes w +, Brown Y Go.
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Ph;neas 3. Marr. !. Graham Marr,
Margaret u. Barber. and Helen VI.
cr,w<ord Defendants

VIA" loI0, OStSAAHaeS'
To the Defendants above named:
Noa are hereby summoned ard re
qu!rcd 20 answer .ne complaint II tins
action, OF which 4 copy is herewith
served upon you. AID 20 serve Z copy Of
your answer TO the said complaint; or
III. sub>c":D DerS - their office, l2o-l2oo
Ncr:. Main Street. il the City OF Sum
:e:. ). G. with:o twenty days af:er the
scrrice hereof: exclusive o. the day o:
suc. service: and Il you !a;. 10 answer
The complaint; within the time aforesaid.
nc plaintiffs in this action VIII apply
20 tie Cou-. FOR the relief demanded IN
;hc complaint.
Dated. October :t:i!. \. D. l9lc.
LEE X NOISE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
TO the Defendant above named:
Take Nctjcc That the summons anG
n, =. r:n.. co;npiain; IN has action
w.re ..:.c,. II the oe:ce OF the Clerk OF
>.,.1. Coac. or jae i...h day .; October.
800. The p!ain,!gS make 10 persona:
t:cinau,! :tca;n>t ro.:.
LEI: X NOISE.
p.ain;iH Attorneys.
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!:cs :. .cycd u - minutes b. Noo!-
ior,: SANITARY Lotion Nevc: :ai!S.
Sold bv W. t. Brown y Co.. Druggists.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Copy Summons for Relief.
iComniaiut Served.
Complaint Served.

Geor.. Burchill. J. J. Heckarc, Wal
liam i. Marr, George A Mar, III
his own right and as Executor OF
the Last Will and Testament OF
William 4. Marr, Henrietta ".
Lister. Alex Scott. K. a. Wagner.
Susaunah Wagner. John Dunlop.
.srchie Harvey. and John Maurer,
Plaintiffs.
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News Items E:cm Harvia.

.As"- iar 49,: -. Gi-.'>
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/. VI. \. IiNERS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09
First Blood for NOrileet-

Attorney NJ. E. Norfleet arrived home Saturday from Clarendon, where he had been to prosecute Wallace Graham, the late alleged aefaulting treasurer of Monroe county, charged with embedding $l. 900 of the school money When Norfieet arsi ved on the scene he found Graham's bondsmen running with a petition to Judge Trieber in Little Rock, asking that the ease be transferred from the State to the Federal courts. Brooks went on to Little Rock and resisted the pe- tition in an oral argument before Judge Irieber with the result that the case was sent back to the Monroe circuit court.
 In baking the efforts ofG rallam $ bondSmen and attorneys to take this ease out of the jurisdiction of the state courts, Judge Norfieet has drawn hrSt blood for his ciients, and returned to Clarendon again Wednes- day with every prospect of success in hls light for the school interests of that cOuntt.
 Referring to tdse case in Judge lrleber's court, the Gazette of Sun aay contains the following brief sketch
 The bondsmen of WI. Graham treasurer of Monroe countg, who is charged with being a defaulteF to the amount of Sl7, ,000 in the school funds oi the county, failed yesterday to se- cure from Judge Trieber an order transferring the case from the Mon rue court the Federal court. The oohtention of the bondsmen was that ufailam had filed voluntary petition Ill the nited States District Court, "hich practically took the case out of the Jurisdiction of the State court. M b' Norfieet, of Forrest City, repre- sehted j. F. Atkins, one of the school directors of Clarendon, who brought 'iie suit against Graham and his ponusmen to recover the sl7,0O0. 'uuRe Trieber denied the petition VI the bondsmen and the case against 'ieh Tor the recovery of the money VIII come to trial in the Monroe NOunty Circuit Court ''
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09
PEOPLE WE KNOW
They are Forrest City People, and
 What They Say is Of Local Interest

When an incident like the follow. ing occurs right here at home, it is bound to carry weight with our read. CTS. So many strange occurrences go the rounds of the press; are published as facts. people become skeptical On one subject skepticism is rapidly dis. appearing This is due to the actual experience of our citizens, and their public utterances regarding them. The doubter must doubt no more in the face of such evidence as this The public utterance of a reputable citi. zen living right at home, one whom you can see every day, leaves no ground for the skeptic to stand on.
 George W. Bennett, of Forrest City. Ark, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have my highest endorsement, as they are the best kidney remedy Iknow of. was troubled by pain in the small
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09
Our Next Wedding.

Dainty invites are being received by friends of the family to the marriage of Miss Ardale Roll~age, of this city, to MT. Scott Kirkpatrick of Memphis. This event, which is to be solemnized on the 18th, is looked forward to as q red letter day in social circles, owing to the popularity of the fair bride-to- be and tine reputation of this estima- ble family for giving their daughters everything possible in the way of a send off on their wedding day. Now it is said that lovely Miss Ardale is to have the prettiest and most brilliant affair ever held in the Rollwage family.
 Additional importance and interest will attach to this event because it takes place upon the very eve of the Christmas festivities, and is sure tO take its place as the nost conspicuous social event of the holiday season.
 The bride-alect is the fourth daugli- ter 0f Hon. and Mrs e. B. Rollwage. while the groom is prominent young Memphian, who iS honored wherever known,
 The Times begs to join in good wishes to these happy young people l and offer hearty congrae ulations IT advance.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09

of my back and through my kidneys. l however, found speedy and perma- nent cure from Doan's Kidney P ills after everything else had failed. l procured Doan's Kidney Pills from the City Drug Store and am pleased to recommend them to all persons suf- fering from kidney complaint.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 5O cents. Foster -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan's- and take no other.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09
Wants to Help Some One.

, TOT thirty years, J. F. Boyer, of s0ltile, Mo, needed help and couldn't t Hnu It. That's why he wants to help 'oihe one now. Suffering so long ,iuself he feels for all distressed from oachaehe, nervousness, loss of ap- %'ile' n lassitude and kidney disorders. he shows that Electric Bitters work ' "ohaers for such troubles. Five 'otties, he writes, wholly cured me anu now am we'll and hearty" It's s'So positively guaranteed for liver ntouble, tsle, dyspepsia, blood disorders, ieaie ieuiaie complaints and malaria. Try 'Heih' 3oc at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-09

Salads" is the title of one of the newest and prettiest things We have ever seen in the way of cook book. The book is by Alice NJ. Huse, and is printed by the Hopewell Press, of Chicago. It contains two hundred recipes for making dainty and appe- tizing salads. and thirty recipes for dressings and sauces. The book is on sale at the Newsstand. and would prove valuable help to any house keeper in arranging her menus for any occasion. See 1t when making up your Christmas list.