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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-23

PLEASE TAKE THIS
10 heart and impress 1t on your mind
that the surest and most speedy way
to acquire independence Is to have
q useful business education. Ste
nographers and typewriters were
never In as much demand as at the
present time. Bookkeeping and the
routine of Office work adds to value,
and you can acquire a valuable bust-
ness education at
Trainers Business College
122 Smith Street, Perth Amboy,
N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-23

IL yor do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-23

THE BEST UP-TO-DATE RESTAU.
RANT IN THE CITY is AT Il.
SEDNER'S, 40 SMITH STREET.
REGULAR DINNER soc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-23

Some of the news of your tmme-
date neighborhood may be found in
che want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-23
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Lumber, Mill Work, Masons' Ma
terial and Builders Hardware.
228 Jefferson St.. Perth Amboy.
Telephone Connection.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
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The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
MOON LAKE TIMES


 The roads are getting dusty. and good rain N5a'i b. very welcome
 Mr ] II earanaaeh ieit Monday tar Jonesbora. Hhere Le win attend meeting If the Farmers Union He is expected hone saturday.
 There k q grea5 deal af sickness 4efe Among tie sica are Mrs. ]. S. Crews and -an Nolah: BIT. Pickens and in- fact daughter Elmer and Albert Cross. Louis Had>peth. and Mrs. John Levitt and iitGIe daughter
 Mrs J. NJ Hudspeth spent Saturday aud Sauday iu FgFres- City. the guest 6f her neiee Mr, James Routh.
 NJ Eeyitts famify nave lad as yis- itef> Mr and Mrs Peeler. of Brinkley Mr Peeier Va, writing insurance. and secured several good policies.
 Quite number | Fe8pie from tHis pace attended tLe barbecue at Wheat fes Wednesday.
 Mrs. singer and son. Elmer spent sunday q the Ga4anaagI hone
 NJ and Mfs. Lee Moore ard chi drea Frea and Virginia. were visiting and shopping in Palestine Saturday.
 Miss Tomye >tackard >peattGeNeek end with home folks at tLe ca4ut9 - capital
 Mr Doris iiadspetH attended the base ba game d Palestine Tuesday. Ar Pa Gore accompanied lin home.
 NJ singer fs maaiag 8fae He vii hafe between .aa and tzfee thousand Ea.laH>
 Mf~ Bryant 0H5 Na9 ,s s.ek Ha~t week abe Ae Ha. IAis good ladf his #heeH ! se#i-iHFa9I8 f6f several months. Ne hope s6e WiiI son 1e restored health
 HH=Eaat. Levitt @as iHFaffest fleg VI rdag
 Hef=danes Haatll-a Bap1ist minis Der. vi preach hera sunday at il an. Nr. kaath k no stranger t6 aar naa- De having conducted series of meet ing here ia9t summer.
 Mf Henry Eraf is home on | visit. He las been ia TeHna>-ee. and Las d. eepted I position in Memphis, aud he viii leave Monday.
 Nf- Hubbard Moore Las returned and and viii make this his home. He will be joined soon by lis wife and lit tie daughter.
 Mr. Bud Gordon left Tuesday for Ninella, Arkansas, in response #ta q telegram. stating the serious illness of his father.
 \ number of friends and neighbors enjoyed some delicious ice cream al MT Will Pemberton's sunday We are only sorry We missed it.
 Mrs. Sam Jayroe and Mrs Pikins have been attending the bedside of their mother, Mrs. Crews, who has been sick some time.
 MT. and Mrs. Sol Levitt were visitors to Mrs. Hudspeth's Monday.
 Most of the crops are fairly clean Cotton looks well, but corn is burning
 Mrs. Peeler and Mrs. W. R. Levitt spent Saturday in Forrest City. What about that rural route2
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

We are having very fine weather now
 Health has not been 50 good for the past week
 Little Laura Anderson las been an the sick list for ten days; she is i'm proving now.
 Mrs. Thomas and daughter. Burlye. have not been so well.
 N. II. Thornton has been having the chilIs lately and k uuable to work. The farmers are still working, their grassy crops.
 NIT. Joe Wright has been hiring hands nearly every day 10 chop his cotton.
 He Lad another mall carrier em- plafed for two or three days last week as he needed the Hobo b help h5m work His crop.
 Nr Booth k doing finely. bat he is l hustler from who laid the chunk. = o4f school is progressing rapidly al vi ee 8at next Friday.
 NJ. >Haafey aHd Mr J. (. Harris [ Memphis came doAn iast Tuesday. fe- t4fnIns tHe alter part af tEe Week The chronic Eieker is >tiI I6n tHe kick
 LItfIe Mss Hfa9e las gone t5 tae ti4s ta say awhile.
 Nfs Thornton i> keeping house for leT WGi-e sGe x away
 tfft5es stae Hf.4I5 k inc and dandy tEe.e warm days all i9 growing fa-t
 Judge HHza#as ff5#tea Ftas trip te Memphis 5ast : a5at 4 HssIHe-. aaI S8S t6 Hs same. ze. FHlag I5Sr Tae@4ag.
 IHe f8H#eF- 5ze having roasting ears faf diMefE#s z Iaafe certainly enjoying it
 IEe crops haze been pretty grassy faf tHe l8>t week. 655 #Gef az aa5at cleaned aat Has aHa tHe farmers aft getting caught p
 Mr Staddara was in 1his country l from -IIeH Cat Lake lase Monday going To Forrest tCttyo business.
 Esgs Thomas alfalfa Nill soon b. ready to cut again and 6e says it i, tog hot 10 play cro4uet.
 Mr Stoddard came over here ane made the complaint that tie dog, slept on his horse blanket and gave Iii. horse the mange.
 Prof. Miller and the Chronic Kick. CT are pepper eaters.
 Captain SmaHey and the Judge play set back great deal They alNays quit even and went stop until they do.
 The Heth people had church last Sunday, but there were not many people from here on the account of the very hot weather.
 SILVER BILL No .
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
p0deSta-OakS.

Mr. Steve Fadest4. tbe popular laekSmftt and heFSe~h6er 1t Br. C. S NidrieHo veterinary sanitariam surprised his friends and acqaaiH- tauees sunday l44 taking quiet trip Q CaratlersYiIle Missouri and there marrying Mrs lda oaks. charming lad1af eaat city He wedding ~a, I Very quiet alair. being performed 4a sstleea1 1ae Eeate NH #keafHeF. dt 65f4t.-er-t .e. If >.t8 o'clock < n- te=eeea.Hsa erfesizleHee. aasivifa his -i=teraHa tHt t. witnesses tHr rHFf Ft8 Nr fHis. fQaeaf aE H FHlas. when Nf. fa8#-ea fi6Has We're informed taI Eeaad a.1.3 tfa ra0.-of sI.e 4.a4ale1. ana decided ta tca4 lHaI.ate lasl.-- f.rtle balance tr.s rH TUrg ETaEt7Ea 5a
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 Aalses. is4a asafe#aH. ae.=4- eE sealas gentleman. and Eaz a4ae.a host If friends 8erur hls stay Aese. He lived Lala ataa1 six wears asa when lie ran i slap If lis evn and i~ n7 straH4erzt6aar people nearly FaH of whom kHaN aud esteem him Ills wife was resident Of the Missouri city and is charming woman. who will do her part tQ make happy the home and prove a loving, faithful helpmeet to the man whom she has honored with the bestowal of her heart and hand. The couple moved al once into the new residence recently built by MT. Will Fisher in the Pettus X Williams addition, where they are now at home.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
T E. DAVIS.

4e editor las been working nights this week at home under tire gtaH of the bFigHest aHd best electric lights in the state. Claude C0wden and Dick Payne wired the house couple If weeks ago aHd turned them on be- fore Mrs \ left for Hot Springs. bat the storm of Sunday night. Two weeks ago. pat them ast Of commission until Tuesday night. 1be boys had them - K. and with temporary drops We could scarcely 4uit just fest like working all uiEhl= 90 eaal. bright. comfortable and satisfying. Ad9IHA tad been telling ls about it. but We thought he Was just Joking. aHti. the good Hita rpri~ed as after ~aEFef=av pressing tfH battuH Me nave order ea E swell haHeH af fixtures tIet E He here soon and wP hope sHHe=8f a4r subscribers Wha aHe iH arrears NfI come ul to the captain desk atlt settle .a that Me may be able ta
 IaaIdIte our indebtedness fir same tt=tafe tt1eY= e0t 5tatf t4e If there are others in Ids Russell Adlu- H4aH aH9 &aHt H#H#t- aud have mt #et placed tAeif orders. tHeE e4H 4a ft5@ and @tl te supplied with -Hs ##Ii ii a 5ItIF. fhaHfs. Aaa Ht. a.a #aH f. there anything saa Want taa1 tea e3n @ee inst turn uH He
 more 4iee ar ask faHI
 Judge S. + Mann. vitEHs brother iu-5aW, Mr ". F. Nortief0ss.. of Memphis and Alr L N. Eo9es5n and MT. I'd Taylor. went down 10 the Teaaesa# ela6 Saturday afternoon and spent the night and sunday al that popular resort. Mir. NorthcroSS is recent acquisition tothe member ship of the Tennesaw. The party had some excellent sport with the tinny tribe
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Proposed Amendment No. 10.

hal the following i9 hereby proposed T < an aHeHatHeHI t9 the constitution of She ~fa5e8f Arkansas and tHe same being submitted sa }Ilt eitat9ls 9I ille -idIr for appTovaIaF reEec- t1r fit tEe urNt general election for ~eHa90f- aHd FAp14. ~sH}aHNe~, f a majority If the electors voting 1T such election a1ofIf s745a amendment tGr same shall become 4 G5Hf II taWIt
 fHat section eHe. atf.eIe five aftar eaa.t#- taH4aH at t4a state of AfaeaHsa7 #e a#HFHt.t# sa as ta teat. a~ fut8aes
 ~reffo~ ! fhe fe-59laflVe powers af 5I s tate 7#a4l be vested IH i General A~~ea s= FSII5H6 ~IIaH consist If ff5e -tf4f,a8Ht I.-# tes5#se' tl5 4it9t2s b9E H8e Fe8Fts If raafH #s f4s Pa54tK eaeH eaHH1A and uf the eEatH zt- ~.-fte to taem-elte@ f.t3gef t3 nfapa-t Ias. aiHeHdfHtHi- }4 lHe Constitution aH#t5 ta ta#.z lf IT Leet Inn ~5No n tEe pIlI- iulLLsIz II..zl. t#e tt-t-#at5Fe d~-tH4HlN and also n.-fese baHrt If their oNu aufleu ta aHen44H t5Eg a-zt 2fgtf tha tIlst p4AgE l.s.zslt a#fs people #~ tHH IH#fHat4sa. a afe tHaa Fef eeat nf the Iezat voters
 te#atr4 F uraiasa auy mea-aHe 4 Het =t====5 a#Ht e#et4 ~#eI4= f-=E|Hf6H ~#=z4# f#e t.ll t.Nt4t tGe measure -4 praua~#a. I-- fttttv' petitions shalt ha fried t5tDthe Harsfft ~fe#tttrf i,-@ fIl-tf fftfff- 57TrrHfTs tHf election 8t which fElty= aIt.ta fla. set#i
 -tse.tfftt fa7ttef# #~ { ItefeftH6 iA@t aehrlfFed. except a-te 3a#--H -H=ats tai H#t tttit5. ttI 4fts Ifte~et.Naz aztaEl ut IT #se= Et8#HH ef @dfe#5 G#ffEtf HF t-t IF .6zEsll lA , par esut.4t laa.Ie1aI NsstaEz tH As=t-#st Y assembly ts =tift,r lzHz.ssl=z
 t4-=a=fafH.##HA petitions ~H##H f.# -sarrt atF Nt ~t8fe H3t Waf saztAHz ataN> 4Ae4 i3HaA #a #a#AHHa =.s-5Iaza af HHe IEefstaffxe asSaI passed tla .tii Qu which tHe tefeltaal I.zl HH#H-set#= he keta bower If tHe Htsss 5A## =7aff E9t tNtend f0 measures fef#fH#H HHHFte5 AH elections uu mea9ufra frfefF#z T Hue people If the Si ate ~haIt be had II t.ft - eauial regular general elections eNseHt 2 ss43 the legislative assembly shall order f4 sl.s..ts1 election. Any measure referred to Inc ts3b1 1- shall takc effect and become q law Nla11 E -s approved ny majority of the votes cAs thereon and net otherwise. Fine -t f4e Qt al bills shall be, Be it Enacted by the feoge7l the state of Arkansas. This section sha5l t9t he construed To deprive any member oI l1e legislative assembly of the right to introduce any measure. The whole number of voies east tion last preceding the filing of any peQtio8 be the basis on which the number Qt tZ4a counted. Petitions and orders for the Initiative and for the Referendum shall be filed with the Secretary of State, and in submitting the same to the people he and all other officers shall " guided by the general laws and the acts sh9, mitting this amendment until legislation shaH be specially provided therefor" o,
 The above resolution was filed in the omce u the Secret ary of state on February l9, lIs- ba
 Each elector may vote for or against s44o above amendment. ,ot
 Witness my official signature this l2th day oi
 O. C. LUDWiG..a fseah Secretary Of state.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

Proposed Amendment No lo may b seen in another page of this place in this paper each week until the cleo ton II should be read and studied by every good citizen who k interest ed in the welfare and future af the State of Arkansas Thin6it over and over, and weight deliberately, then vote ae yaa tHiak besf. Ne have some doubt about the adgis3biIity af adopting f. bat hope ta be convinced that lt is=br.t It certainly . greaf innovation and revelation and shgUd not be voted lI aaa3eI-i5 nor con 9i3erei Eat Its efeet ui 6e g#ff far-TeaeHaI iHt6e
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
ABOI T THAT ROAD.

Since returning home number of The Times readers have personally explained their pleasure in reading my letter from Hot Springs which ap- peared in the last issue, on the sub of building a road clear across St. Francis County from North to South and another from East to West ill an hour with the help and cooperation of all citizens interested
 In that letter 1 sent t descriptive article of bow q road Was built in | single hour clear across the state of Iowa. take il= that the people Qf Iowa are Ho wiser. n4 more able He more ready af wiling na more eaEer and no more eap45e af doing thiS thing thau We T St Francis County and what fHef lid ia Iowa. Ne can #a8 this AfIya5t4a-s= =.4i4d tl#e 8af Ee d9it k ,iuH't and eas1
 ofgauiItiH is uiH.teutts at t6e e8. If ~e eaa oaaai1e ourselves slafazE EIz Inc pans under stood 1teaH4Ha## 8=e Ht9. have The day aa5 szg a.ardcaE spps.ute3l.a aiset ..e work. ltere !, ne question i# H8 ea tHe aa- laatis4 sla eHse az He and tHe "EH Ht t#lle With tHeie tea#s. F#as. te#s. eH4 fHfa#z necessary iar tle ea#aHHs a5tt eftarf fat=~ ltzae.sse aboattAistEiuz late l4laa success Hca Haee H4H ii t5e people. at# 4 tHstflef re saiH IteaH ee#afa #a-tHe aaHe. And Ho4 is tHe sime te start the movement + 45# take time and sticktoitiyeress. but the result viii amply repay ali for their efforts.
 Lets do this thing
 Talk about it
 Write to me about il.
 What do you think about it3
 Will you help me do il:
 Sincerely.
 F. l.. NADAKIN.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Acute Or Chronie-Mbieh.

No matter II your kidney trouble is acute or chronic Foley's Kidney Reme- dy will reach your case. MT. Claude Brown, ReynoldSville, H., writes us that he suffered many months with kidney complaint which batfled all treatment. At last he tried Foley's Kidney Remedy and few large bot ties effected a complete cure. He says, s'It has been Of inestimable value to me. For sale by J. T, Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Skin And Scalp Troubles Yield To
 /emO,

A clean liquid preparation for ex- ternal use. The City Drug Store is so confident that ZEMO will rid the skin and scalp of infant or grown per son of pimples, blackheads, dandrutf. eczema, prickly heat, rashes, hives, ivy poison or any other form of skin or scalp eruption, that they will give your money back if you are not entire ly satisfied with the results obtained from the use of ZEMO.
 The first application will give prompt relief and show an improve ment, and in every instance where used persistently, will destroy the germ life leaving the skin in clean, healthy condition.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

Mrs. ]. T. Fondren returned home Tuesday afternoon after an extended stay at the Dr. Maury intirmary in Memphis. Mrs. Fondren is greatly improved in health and her family and many friends were glad to welcome her home.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of th,
 State of Arkansas

Notice is hereby given that the foilaw- iHs 50iHt resolution, proposing au amendment to tHe tate constitution. was passed ny The General Assembly al iis regular session If ia4 and that the same WIIl he submitted to tHe electors of Inc sta1" at thP next general eIte- tl9H L. ee held Monday eWemhef F. la4e.fgr
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

such an intimate part of the character of her people that only through forg- ing ahead and developing the QnImit. ed resources within her confines thus placing her in the social and financial position for which Providence created her, will she find satisfaction
 T E. DANIs.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Foleys Kidney Pills
What They Will Do for You

They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, cor. rect urinary Irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre-. vent Bright's Disease and Dia. bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes.
 ]. T. SANDERS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
p. c. FANNIN Boot= SboQ makQr
Next to s.ill H.nry's Blacksmith Shop.

All kinds of Repairing done on short notice and at very reasonable prices. Out of town orders will also have my prompt and careful attention. Having recently installed Fleming Shoe ma chine, am prepared to do haif-soling at lower prices than ever before.
 GIVE ME A CALL.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
State Ticket

GEORGE W BoNAGHE4 For Secretary ef state EARL N HODGES For state Auditor JOHN l.. LOBE For Attorney General HAL L. N0RWeeb For state Treas Ter. JNo. W. CROCKETT For Associate Justice supreme Court V T. kIBRY For state Land Commissioner E z nNE Superintendent of Pubic Instruction GEO. B. COOK F7r Commissioner If Mines. Nanufac tafes and Agriculture FRED II. PHILLIPS Tor Congress First District F. E. MACON For Railroad Commission NortleaS,
 District GEORGE ". BEEEAHY F5r Circait Jadgelst Judicial uistriet II. A. Ill TT0S Pr Prosecuting Attorney First ] adi eiaI District l. T. WILLIAMS Fer state Sauatar@s7d Seuatafi4. Hi-
 t6iet
 j. M. McEEE County Ticket. Far Representative II BEECHER LEWIS For County Judge
 l.. \. R0EFE For County Clerk T. (. MEEWIN For Circuit Clerk
 k. ". PAYNE
 For Sheriff GEORGE E. MALLORY For County Treasurer !. E. TERRY
 For Assessor JOHN N. HALL
 For Surveyor c. ". CHRISTIAN
 For Coroner
 F. r. TODD Madison Township For Magistrate
 F.. HURLEY,
 DENINE CARR, JNO NJ BROWN, SR. For Constable ]. F. STOCKARD
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than al other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed To be ineurahe. For great many years doctors pronounced ita local disease and prescribed b. cal remedies and hy constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced 1t incurabte al disease and therefore requires consitu- ti0nai treatment. Halls CatafIh Cure manu- faetured by r ]. Cheney X Co. Toledo. Ohio ls the only constitutional cure on the market II k taken internally ill doses from in drops tn a teaSpaauful. II aet> directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system They oHef one hgndred dollars for any ease it faIls taeuIe send fut circulars and testimonials Addfe-> F ! CHENEY X e0z. Toledo ohio
 sold bY DruCEi~tS nc
 Fake fia4l.~ Family pille for constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
FOIEYS ORINOLAXAI1VE

foa STorAcn TaoVstG AnoAS0Hs
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-26
WILD CREATURES HOMES.

When the long Arctic night APP
proaches the polar bear retIres to
some sheltered spot, such as the cleft
Of a rock or the foot Of some precipi-
tous bank. In very short time he
is eneotualiy concealed BY the heavy
snowdrifts.
Sometimes the bear waits tn after
a heavy fall Of snow and then digs a
white cavern Of the requisite form
and size. Such Is bis home for six
long months.
The common little cottontail or So
called rabbit does not live in a bur
row, as does the English rabbit. but
makes a slight depression In the
ground in which she lies 50 natiy
pressed to the earth a. TO be scarcely
distinguishable from the soil and the
dried heritage in which her abode IL
situated. The rabbit Is strongly At
taehed to It's home wherever Il may
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-26
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
PLAY APPRECIATED
Characters Well Placed and Correct
ly Portrayed by Those in the
Drama.

The high school graduating class
of 1910 presented their class play
Dick" last evening at the Black
well pavilion before a large and APP
preciative audience. The pavilion
was beautifully decorated with the
class colors and bunting throughout
the hall. Fahringer's orchestra fur
nished the music and did so to the
pleasure of everyone.
dick" is a play of college life
and especially showing the fraternity
life. The play is opened by dick"
being carried into the Frat" house
on the shoulders of his fraternity
chums after winning football game.
Shortly after the noise OF the cheer
Ing and congratulations had subsid-
ed. and the boys" and goods" had
departed, Frank Thornton. an infiu-
entail member of the frat, Is visited
By Henry Warwick, who is reporting
for a newspaper that is noted for its
sensationalism. Warwick demands
the payment Of Ave hundred dollars
for poker game debt that Frank
has owed for some time. Upon
Warwiek's threat to publish the fact
of the debt, in his yellow" paper.
Frank takes the amount from the
fraternity's funds and pays It. Dick
soon discovers the theft. and tries
to save Frank the humiliation OF
exposure. By refusing to allow Thur
ston Hall the privilege Of using the
desk when he wants to write . let
ter. for fear that he win notice that
the money Is missing. and as a re-
suit Of this Dick Is soon after sus-
pected of stealing the money by
Thurston.
A dance Is given BY the Collier
club and the many couples naturally
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-26
COEUR D'ALENE SCHOOLS
What THEY ARE DOING
Teachers Who viii Return and What the
Graduates viii Do

number of new electives and an in
dustrial course will possibly be
added. Industrial work in the grades
is practically assured. The labora-
tory facilities will be greatly i'm
proved as will also the athletic and
assembly room, especially so when
the grand new high school is ready
to be occupied. There were about
hundred and seventy-five students
in the high school during the past
year and as there will be an extra
large class of freshmen next term
it will probably increase the attend
ance to over two hundred.
Superintendent Johnson is very
we'll pleased with the school work
during the past year as he is also of
the interest the teachers have taken
at all times in their work
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-26

orally situated on the sunny side OF
a ridge and almost hidden By the
bushes and loose boulders. Here the
wolf lies snug: In and about his
doorway lie che remains OF past
feasss. which. coupled with his own
odor. makes the VOLTS den q not
very inviting plAee.-st. NIkoias.