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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-03

See Fairchild & Marsh for real estate
in Lidgerwood addition. Take Lid
gerwood car. Call at E230 Liberty
ave. or phone 956.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-03
INLAND EMPIRE
NEWS NOTES

LEWISTON, June 3.-Fourteen
ARIZONA" strawberries, displayed
in q window here, measure one
yard long. A yard stick is placed
beside them. They were grown by
r. G. Bailey near here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-03

DR.. w. Il. Grover, Naturopath and
opractor--Specialist in chronic
diseases. Many testimonials of per-
sons that have been cured. Consulta-
ton free. $50 Mohawk blk. NJ. 3S72.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-03
FARMS FOR SALE

| Timothy and grain ranch for sale,
cheap; must be sold. A. V. Pflaumm,
| Hotel Candy, W916 Sprague ave
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FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR Sale-Lot, SZI5, on Hlllyard ear
line; 127x50; take $65 down, bal
ance So per month; worth $3.50. Main
3410-Y
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HORSE SHOEING.

Charles stsley. racific avenue ana
Bernard street
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PLUM BING

Chas. Gaebler Plumbing Co.
Only skilled labor employed: 900
per hour; repair work a speciality. NJ
I772-y. 1907 t. Sprague.
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WOOD SAVING.
NO DRUGS-NO KNIFE

Amundsen, woodsawing: reasonable
charges Main 7973-Y. ELI Third
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Auction Sale, without reserve, Of
household goods, Saturday, juno
4th, at p. M, as follows: heater:
1 kitchen range, bedsteads, 3 bed
springs. 3 mattresses, 1 kitchen table,
1 kitchen cabinet, l dining table, |
cabinet top, 3 large dressers. IL
chairs, 1 rocker, chinaware, silver
ware, glassware, ! lot carpet and
bedding, / upright piano. piano
stool, . refrigerators and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Sale
takes place at Pacific Transfer ware
house at us Railroad ave. j. A.
MearOW AuCtiOneer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-06-03

For Substantially new Singer
machine, $3.50; rotary standard
box top. SIS; American, S.. One high
grade piano, 1926. Victor phono-
graph and records.
COLNILLE PIANO HOUSE
335 Sprague Ave. Phone 191
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PAT ENTS

]. Edward Lydon, M. T. D.. graduate
American College Mechano Their
epy. Womans specialist. Chronic
troubles. No knife or drug. 310-lh
Auditorium. Nj. 1905. Y
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03
Get our figures on Building Material of all kinds. Ready Mixed Paints,
 Japalac, Etc. rt-MarShall
 Lumber Co. Telephone No. 38.
Telephone No. 38.

Mr and Mrs. king Brady and hand- some boy, ot Memphis. arrived Thurs day morning for brief visit with Grandpa and Grandma Geo D0oley.
 Miss Thelma Fogg charming daugh- ter of Hon. and Mrs. C. C. Foge, of Widener k spending a month in the city with Mf. and Mrs. L. K Fogg, and attending the private school be. ing taught by Miss Louise Gwyn.
 Terry X Schuh proprietors of the Enterprise Meat Market, have at all times large stock of the choicest fresh meats, vegetables, lard and on Fridays and Saturdays Phone 9l.
 Col. Ed Landvoigt returned Monday night from Morrillton and the meet ing of the Arkansas Press Association. He reports d most enjoyable outing with that body and many hospitalities from the good citizens Of that town.
 Monday was Decoration Day There was no public movement or concert of action among our citizens to decorate graves. but friends of many who nave gone before, paid tribute to their memory in their own private capacity.
 Messrs. ]. l.. Scott and Thos. Tar yer went down on the noon train yes terday to help represent this city at the Travellers Convention in Helena. Both of these gentlemen are vitally interested in the growth and prosperi- ty Of this city, and are representative boosters with a boost.
 Mr. | C. Nanderslice, who for Sev- eral months has been working for the Fred Harvey Company, returned Sunday morning and is quite sick at the home of his uncle, MT R. B. Trice We hope he will soon be en- tirely restored to his usual good health.
 F. F. Carson is having his tonsorial parlors repapered and reprinted, mak- ing it fresh and clean and one of the most up-to-date shops in Eastern Ark ansas. Give Carson a call when you want anything in his lin,, and he will give you the best of attention and good satisfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

WANTEB-Seyeral cords of good stove wood. See Nadakin
 or doses "666" wifi cure any ca>eoi chills and fever Price De.
 Williams Barber shop k next door to tae Bank of Forrest City f5ar 5arbeFs" tfE him
 T6aan'y large and complete line of base ball goods in ta#u may be seen at tHe Newsstand
 FOR SALE-r48 nice building lots. aHe 5aXISH; one =752I5e. Apply ta Mis- Mamie Doyle.
 Mentor nian aderWear for men i'll sumner weights at IusseiEGraham- Alderson Company.
 our shoes will please you in it, style and durability. See tfem. Brandon, Baugh X Co.
 Editor Edwards. of the Haynes TattIer, was in the city Tuesday and gave us pleasant cal.
 A s39 GrapAophane ased, will be sAlRl AGl q J ItiSil It IAHt ANtA SI dill- III perfect order \ snap.
 FOR SALE large shady lots. Finest location for residence in the city. T. .. Fitzpatrick.
 Be sure and take advantage of the bargains that Max Yotfe is offering his customers this week.
 Negligee shirts with or without col lars, p0ngee silk or Soisette. Russell Graham-Alderson Company.
 Your printing will be done neatly, promptly and on the best quality of paper at The Times Office.
 We want your trade and will treat you right. Terry x Schuh, Enter prise Meat Market. Phone 91.
 Get your spring suit here and al ways be suited Fit and style guar anteed. Brandon, Baugh X Go.
 Young man for outside photographic work. Address l. A. Dryden, Forrest City, Arkansas,
 Fine line of the celebrated Water llldil Ibedi I Dllil II tilS J0Nl It1tIN CNl al the Newsstand. Guaranteed.
 Niolins, violin cases. guitars. accor- dions and other musical inftruments at the Newsstand. cheap for cash.
 Miss Nele Notes.-The. beautiful belle of Helena, spent Sunday in the city with her friend Miss Edna Gill
 When yoH want any concrete work done see Neier, the Concrete Man who knows how 10 do it. Phone 2a3.
 FOR SALE-A young Jersey COW fresh. Price so. Apply to (. c. Weieror phone 293. Forrest City,Ark
 Our highest aim is 10 please our patrons. Give us chance 10 satisfy your hunger with nice juicy steak roast or stew Enterprise Meat Market Phone 9l.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

Come to the Newsstand and buy a graphophone, or if you already have one, buy some of the late and beauti- ful records just received We have a big stock and can please any ear.
 We have d secondhand 80 Colum- bia Graphophone repaired and in per feet order, for which we will take Sl5 cash, or on easy payments to respon- sible party. See it at Newsstand.
 Editor II. Beeeher Lewis, of the Wheatley Courier, was in the city a few hours Sunday night enroute to his home after taking in the Wood men unyeiling ceremonies at Colt.
 Lame shoulder is almost invariably caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly 10 the free applica' tion of Chamberlain Eminent. This liniment is not only prompt and ef fectual, but in no way disagreeable tC use. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

Horseshoeing, blacksmithing. wood work, new or repairing, is my special ties. Give me call want your business and will make charges very reasonable. Joe X Beck.
 Mr. Philip IsaacS. who has been at tending the St. Louis diversity, rf- turned home Sunday night to spei q the summer vacation with his parents and other relatives and friends
 Mr.aud Mrs. ]. C. Slaughter have as their guest Mr Slaughter's mother. Mrs. Annie Slaughter, of Kaufman. Texas, who arrived Saturday to spend a couple of months with them.
 The extra gang that has been work ing in the cut for the past several weeks has almost completed it's work of laying q connecting track to he scales that were recently put in.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

The entertainment. An Illustrated Dream. that was tahave been given at the opera house an Tuesday eFen- ing, haS been postponed uutri Tues day. June 1.
 Naomi the sweet ittle ten-month>- old baby Eiri of Mir. and Mrs. \ \. BrantleY, NH9 has been quite ii for six weeks with slow fever, k reported conyalesciHg
 NIT. T. O'Erieu left Tuesday night for Nynne where he has formed q e. partnership WIth Nr. R. L. Block in the cattle ana neat business We wish Tom success.
 The Forrest Citr Concert Band k doing some hard pgacticiuZ lately. preparatory ta taking part in the ". .. ". Decoration uaF services at .the cemetery sunday
 All kinds of new wood work or blacksmtthing. hor-e-haink. &c.. done on short notice at reasonable prices. Joe \. Beck, Jackson street. near Iron Mountain railroad
 Mr Will Dodd and son. Kloudike, ot Chickasha. Oklahoma. arrived in the city Monday on a visit of ten days 10 their sister and aunt reSpec. tiyely, Mrs. ]. L. Boyett. Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets will brace up the nerves. ban. ish sick headache prevent despen dency and inyigorate the whole sys tenn. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

Joe A Beck, the Up=to-date black smith. carries q large stock of iron sp0kes. wagon and buggy material, NC The best place in town To buy these necessities Give him call.
 Miss Jennie Warshavsky. who had the misfortune t6 ldii from tree l&st | Thursday morning, and break her am lt the shoulder, is getting along very nicely and as well as can be ex pected
 Mr c. R. Hubbard popular and ! geniai prescripti0uist al the J. \. Shields S Co. Drug Store, is carrying q painfully burned right hand as a re- suit of having spilled some chemical over it.
 Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given ta children with admirable re- safts. l. does away with bed Wettiug ] and i> also recommended for use after measles and scarlet lever. !, T. Sanders
 AIr FeHHer Eagghiaghouse,. Jr, re turned yesterday from Fayetteville, l where he has spent t very pleasant and profitable term in the Arkansas l HiyersifY He is being cordially welcomed home.
 Mayor and Mrs. r. [. Wood. of Ma l rianua. were in lhe city few hours 1 Sunday enroute To their home from MorriIton, where they had been at tending the meeting of the Arkansas Press Association.
 Mr and Mrs John L. Pope return i ed Tuesday morning via Memphis, after q weeks honeymoon delightfully."- spent in Eureka Springs. They are l now at home at the residence of Mrs. Matte Mcknight.
 Sunday was one of the good old sum- mer time days=clear and hot-and by the way. il was the first clear Sunday we've had for several weeks. The lovely weather brought out throngs | Of pleasure seekers,
 Miss Lucy Sanders left last week l for Philadelphia to attend the com- mencement exercises of Ouachita College and visit friends, and thence to Russellyile for a brief visit with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. C. II. Ravens. Mrs. Chas Ha- yens, and the latter lady's handsome little son. Chas., Jr., returned home l "Wednesday morning after a two weeks visit with relatives in DuPo, Illinois, and in St. Louis.
 Mrs. ". T. Williams, of Little Rock, arrived in the city Monday for two weeks visit in the home of Mir. and Mrs. l.. II. McGutfey. after which she will leave for a brief visit to friends and relatives in Dallas, Texas.
 Miss Norma Isaacs returned Mon. i day afternoon from Chicago. where | she has been attending school for the past session, and will spend the yaca- ti0n season at home with her parents and other relatives and friends.
 Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy is sold on guarantee that if you are not satisfied after using two-thifds of q bottle according to directions, your money will be refunded II is up to you to try. Sold by all dealers
 Hon Walter German and accom-. 1 plished daughter. Miss Elise. went down To tue plantation near Bledsoe. sunday. and spent few days delight fully with the .boys MesSfs. r. A. and II. r. r. German, managers.
 Mr M F. Bradford, representing the Graham Paper Company. of St. Louis was in the city Tuesday calling on his trade and mingling with friends. Brad was headed for Helena where he is noW pulling off some high and lofty stunts amongst his brother travellers of the Arkansas clan.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

Mrs. John W. Naylor, Mrs. S. E. Trapp, Jr.. and their mother. Mrs. W. H. McBaniel were shopping in Memphis the first of the week. Mrs Trapp returned Tuesday.
 Mr. Frank Babcoek, of Little Rock, passed through the city "Wednesday evening on No. Ii, enroate to Mem phis. He spent the few moments he had here in shaking hands with his many oldtime friends. Frank is look ing well and prosperous.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

Nr. Archie Hatcher. of Little Rock. vas in the city Tuesday on a visit 10 relatives and friends and on bust Hess.
 NIr B. l.. Sellers and family moved into their handsome new home the inst of the week. We congratulate them.
 See Joe A Beck for bIacksmithing, Hef~eShoeing or wagon work. Shop an Jackson street near Iron Mountain railroad
 FOR SALE-My residence property i've blocks from postoAice on South Ik9fd street NJ. L. Monroe. Forrest City, Ark
 FOR SALE CHEAP-A second- handed surrey: almost good as new. Inquire of Eussell-Graham-Alders9n Company.
 WANTED Four boarders al once. Private family. comfortable rooms. bath room with hot and cold water. Phone 20.
 We do correct printing at The Times office. Bring or send us your orders and they will have prompt attention
 Let us sell you a graphophone You vii be highly entertained and great y pleased with Columbia. Landyoigt < Nadakin,
 Straw hats. Stetson hats. soft and fiN hafg oil rho 1at 1ia gI colors at Russell Graham Anderson Company's.
 Mr. \. F. Butler, of the Kirby x Russell Meat Market. went to Hot Springs last week to recuperate for q brief season
 Mr. Frank Burkart.of the Klondike Bakery. was on the sick list the first ot the week, but is able 10 be np and at work noN.
 FOR SALE One good brown mare, eight years old. with year-oid lilly. Mare will foal in June, Apply 10 faM . Efien
 Ice Boxes and Refrigerators for warm weather. White Mountains are the best. Becker & Lewsis.
 Nr Scott Kirkpatrick. commercial traveller. out of Memphis, was calling on his trade and minglng with friends in the city Monday.
 Miss Catherine Penochio. of Mem phis, arrived Monday for visit of q Brantley and family.
 FOR SALE-A gasoline light plant. one of the Fool Proof Systems. flight capacity. cost &ao. will sell for $50 Box 2o3. Bfinkley, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03
sronuet set, at the Newsstand.

Croquet sets at the Newsstand Base Bal Guides at the Newsstand. Acc9raions cheap at the Newsstand. Lawn mowers and garden hose at kiatz
 1lr sa. Lewis Has I sunday visitor iH Memphis.
 screen doors and window screens. t#s=. st h.atz.
 der phone number is 3l Nuf s3id. Ea.ar rHliza Meat Market
 F.I stock of window glass How on saeat sanders Drug Store.
 Nice inc of spring ties at FQssell- 6f4hJm=tiderson Company's
 FOR RENT-N New fve-room house. city water. T. Q. Fitzpatrick
 lust received, new collars, belts and combs at Brandon, Baugh x Go. White Mountain ice cream freezers. qaart size and larger, at klotz.. Fish Fridays and Saturdays at the Enterprise Meat Market. Phone 9l. } or 6 doses "666" will cure any ease of ehills and fever. Price 25e.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03
JUNE BRIDES Let us furnish your new homes. Becker & Lewis.

kegetables of all kinds available. Enterprise Meat Market. Phone 9l. Lawns. Swisses and Ginghams. All new goods at Brandon, Baugh x Go. Try a bottle of Walkers Grape J uice at t. E. Sellers grocery. Price 25c Neufchatel Cheese at Lawrence,s $ grocery fresh every Tuesday, Try it. That new and popular game, Rock at the Newsstand, only 50c Phone 9l for your meat, vegetables, lard. etc. Fish on Fridays and Satur- days,
 \ pound of nice writing paper at Pc at the Newsstand. Envelopes to match.
 MT sam Burd. the tailor. was in Narianna Tuesday afternoon on business.
 Laces and Embroideries- beauti- faI assortment. Brandon, Baugh x Company.
 When you want a good trunk at q >H1l price come To Us. Brandon, Haagh < Co,
 Hon. NJ B. Norneet has profes- si7nal card in this paper, To which at teHtl0H IS called.
 EoST-Silyer head umbrella, with M engraved. Return to this office aa4 be rewarded.
 Williams Barber Shop is next do6i t5 5he Bank Of Forrest City-fom haflers=try him.
 Ask 10 see our Poplins all colors- tHe popular cloth for summer, Bran d5D Baugh X Co.,
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-03

Mr. and Mrs. John Cargill and sweet little baby girl. left Sunday morning for ColIierviiie. Tenn. 10 visit rela- tiyes and friends for few days.
 Jim Thompson wants to do your hauling Prompt and satisfactory service assured. He will appreciate your patronage. Phone No. 239
 Mr Max Yo1ie one of Forrest City's most Wide-aWake business men. and q hustler, went 10 Helena yesterday to swell the boost for Forrest City.
 Mr Claude Cowden. with his crew. k putting up poles. and will wire the Russell Addition for electric lights al once. They will be very welcome.
 Judge \. W. Norton and Judge S. II Mann left Tuesday morning for Pine Bluff 10 attend the meeting of the Arkansas State Bar Association.
 Squire Jack Cavanaugh. of Goodwin, was in the city Saturday afternoon in attendance upon the Farmers nion meeting, and mingiing with friends.
 Rice Screenings, guaranteed the best Chick Feed on the market, in 100 lb. sacks at Sl.50 each. Try a sack. Forrest City Grocer Co.
 NIT. r. H. Barker. of Memphis, was in the city a few hours Sunday morn ing. returning on the l0;30 train, ac- camIaniad by his manly little son, I. H. Jr.
 Miss Virginia Norton arrive in the #eity Tuesday morning for her vaca- ton after having spent most profit i able session 1t the Higbee School in Memphis.
 Nr. auI Mfs. John |. Wydick and little daughter. returned home Satur. day niglt from Tampa, Florida, after very pleasant visit with relatives and friends.
 Tie MessrS. BeRositt Brothers. who set out 33 0oa cabbage plants several weeks ago, marketed several hundred pounds of the product in town the first of the week. This is quick re turns on the investment, and the cal. bage is very nicely matured.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-26
WEYERHAUSER

Special Correspondence to the News-Budget
Mrs. G. Stevens and sons have gone
for a two weeks visit at st. Paul and a
few places along the Mississippi river.
They will make the trip by boat from
St. Paul.
Miss Ethel Gill of Tony is here visit
| ing with Miss Gertie Anderson and will
spend the latter part of the week with
Miss Media Clark of Island Lake.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Tena Wilson
were called to EauClaire Saturday on
account of the serious illness of a little
nephew.
E. Merritt and Mr.. Skogstad We're
fishing at Island Lake Friday Mr..
Merritt landed an 8-lb. muskie.
| Mrs. Koboliske and children spent
last week at Chetek with relatives.
The Lillian and Kurth families were
among the picnickers at the Lake Sun
day.
! Miss Campbelle of Amacoy visited
Mrs. Gunther the past week.
Reafie Ellison had party Thursday
afternoon for twenty of his little fri
ends, it being his 9th birthday.
Miss Hazel Ebert returned to her
home in Minneapolis. She has visited
with her aunt Mrs. Maffet for the
past month.
B. M. Apker is busy, finishing load
ing the logs for the Beldenville Lbr.
Co. of Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. Christensen returned
Friday from their trip to the Pacific
coast. They report a very nice time,
but were glad to get home.
Will Cgilaski has men tearing down
his old house on End ST. and expects to
build new cottage in it's place.
Emery Funk and Mr.. Fetters went
to Minneapolis co take examination for
| locomotive firemen.
Mrs. Lefam gave party for her
little daughter Alice Thursday. A doz-
en- of her friends were present and
after refreshment they had some pic
lures taken.
Mrs. Tabor of Chetek is visiting her
son E. Tabor.
DIED Mrs. |. G. HOMELAND died at
her home north of town Sunday even
| ing. She had been sick the past week,
but not thought serious, but the air
was so bad Sunday she was too
weak to stand it. She leaves three
sons and three daughters and host of
| friends to mourn her death. The fune-
raj will be held Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Cole of Ladysmith was visiting
Mrs. Gunther Wednesday,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-08-26
Grocery Specials
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Abe Webb of Flambeau visited the
county seat Tuesday.
j. Fl. Moller of Bruce was a Lady
smith visitor Monday.
Miss Blanche Tiffany made a business
trip to Bruce Wednesday.
Arthur, Fred and John Alden were
Bruce visitors Wednesday.
A. c. Thompson of Hawkins was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Miss Nina Bates of Tony spent Sun
day with Miss Pearl Copper.
Ernest Schneider and Laird Tollers
were up from Bruce Wednesday.
Miss Anna Christman of TONY visited
Ladysmith between trains Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Reed and son
Jesse are visiting at Chetek this week
Francis Stewart, the sign painter,
made business trip to EauClaire Tues
day.
Relatives of Jos. Tunison from the
southern part of the state are visiting
here.
For SALE. Lots 6Ox130 fit. $40 and
up-get home. Miller & Foster, the
Land Men. 8tf
Mrs. H. Snyder and daughter Nellie
and Stella Martin were hurry visitors
Wednesday.
John Daily of Bruce made his weekly
trip to Ladysmith Monday after NOV
ing picture films.
Mrs. A. M. Rosenquist returned
home Wednesday from visit with re-
latives at River Falls.
Misses Fannie and Ruby Collins re-
turned Saturday night from a few DAYS
visit in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. John Lover arrived Saturday
from Prairie Farm, to join her husband
who is clerking at Martins.
Miss Katherine Cain of Canton left
Saturday for her home, after a visit
with her sister Mrs. A. N. Andersen.
w. S. Sergeant was up from Sheldon
Wednesday, making arrangements for
his daughter to attend Training school
this coming year.
Misses Anna and Altha Cairns of
of Shell Lake and Miss Helene Cushing
of Minneapolis were the guests of Thos.
Cairns the fore part of the week.
Misses Bertha Shubert, of Menasha,
Jessie McKinna, of Beloit, Mrs. Sam
Smith and Guy Smith and John Lindoo
Jr. of this city returned Tuesday from
an outing at Bass Lake
Mrs. F. A. Shumway and children
returned home last Friday from a visit
with her sister at Phillips. She was
called to Plainfeld Monday by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother
WANTED-Bids on stumping and plow-
ing 20, 40 and so acres, beginning on
west side and adjoining land already
cleared, on farm known as E. w
Butts farm. w. S. Manning. 22-2
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Schief and Fred
Pagel ST., of Medford and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Hite of South Bend, Ind, visited
their sons and brothers Will, Fred and
Ed Pagel in this city the first part Of
the week