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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE

There are nearly s,ooo,oo0 acres of peat bogs in Ireland.
 Twenty pounds of cloves a year are produced by an average ten-year-old
 Radiuna gives a violet tinge to glass and porcelain and turns white paper yellow.
 A deposit of almost pure tantaiurn Mountains.
 New York for'bids electric signs pro- jecting more than six feet from the
 More than 2,ooo, 900 acres of grazing land in Australia are irrigated by ar tesia.n wells.
 made to carry 150 pounds to the square inch of core surface exposed. rises 295 feet above the street level has been erected in Liverpool.
 The yearly consumption of sugar per American family has increased by about 14o pounds in the last 35 years
 A tvo-piece mold by which poultry men may make their own nest eggs from clay has been patented by an Ar kansan.
 creased about twenty per cent. since the American occupation of the Ph1l- ippines.
 perfected a. grip for wire that will hold it firmly yet not injure insulation.
 Apparatus that brings moving pie ture photography within the reach of the amateur has been invented by a
 Gold and aluminium have been corn- bfned in a new alloy of beautiful color. adaptable for many uses in the jewelTy trade.
 Tn some Argentine /brfckyards horses are used to mix the clay by treadtng it instead of employing more expensive
 Tn the year ending with June, 1,502 merchant vessels with total gross tonnage of 34T.o .o25 tons were built in the United States.
 India. ink stains may be removed from carpets by repeated applications of milk, the carpet being wiped dry between applieaatiotns; at va,1oa =,o,,,aas about ], 500 vessels, which visit differ ent, portions of the Adriatic according
 r,o1. the protection of window clean CTS an Ohio man has patented a metal seat hinged to and suspended by chains from a. window casing.
 Lines of lights in an electric sign which a New Jersey man has invented seem to rnovex to change the expres- sion in an outlined human face Australian government institution has oDened a department for special in- struction in the wool industry.
 A cradle and stand which may be folded into small compass when not in use has been invented for the use of persons whose room is limited.
 The manufacturer of mattresses, Y,ilIovvs and cushions from a sponge material, dried and ster1lized, has be- come an important business in Flor ida.
 .autnYnob1le that has but one wheel in front is that it steers more readf- lv. especially when the road is rough,
 For making paper stencils a ma chine has been invented by an Ohio man in which4an electric motor drives sinzsa E5l1ssat 1aSof -azf7eSthla
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
WHENCE CoAFRs
QooDWIN's STRENGTH?


 < Tne most fncomprehensib1e thing in State pol981cs at the present time is the xenaxARbie strength shown by @0odwln, caEdfdaee for the Republi- qan norninG4ton for Governor. Young. nsxpeT44nc9d eHoapt as executive sec ns&azT ao4s x4owernors IzfIley and Weeks 1zzIknown 00eEFee of Hartford. devoid of recox6 dn x4se poaftfcal field, unsus- naoAed Of syznpa&9y with the Progress sfve eRguenA. he ue%ertheless has car xisd town Allegations 3hFoughort the 8smts unHARk13s frFends claim for him u1ayo9fsY oe tAe delegates thus far chosen. And al tsnis against a rival GsfrD nze s4Aid khe TAept. GoVernorship. <w@Ase cHa44Gca4fons have been e1-- aNsSfVsfy discussed fn pGexiouS cam pxaznA wE1o As 1enozvn throughout the REsHe ana @sadnst vglaogs candidacy not e~sn hfs comp pet1ter has alleged aught. 4
 Why such a wonderful. development oe strength under such usually unfa- varapfe conditions? What stands be- hfxzd the Goodwin candidacy to give it so potential an impetus? Whence comes the increasing momentum? Is 1t cash? Or powerful corporate in Euencesa Or both3
 There a6e indications, particularly dn this sere1on. that Goodwin is the favored candidate of the railroad. ThHe ace also Indications, that the strong stAks machine approves this candidacy And 1t does not really need saying that the railroad and the machine seldom, if ever, disagree;
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE

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 By the close of this year about 67,- 900 miles of railroad in .thgssU will be equipped with block signals. Damage estimated at $12,o0O, 900 has been charged up to the chestnut and New Jersey alone in the past four years.
 | Only the bridge, coming tower, fun nel, mast and turrets will be carried which the British Admiralty is de- signing.
 Resembling a big music box is an attachment for electric signs recent ly patented that plays a tune on a xylophone as the letters are flashed on or of.
 So transparent is the mountain ait. at Quito, under the equator in South horseEnan< has been distinguished IT miles away.
 There are more than 500 producer gas power plants, ranging in size from 15 to 5000 horsepower. in use in the United States, most of them using anthracite coal.
 A wire support to hold a watch upright when placed on flat sur face and which may be folded against the case when carried in the pocket is a recent invention.
 An Indiana genius has applied the principle of the slide trombone to a gas fixture with which a lighted burn CT may be moved to any point along the wall of a room.
 Tested by the British military au- thorities and found successful is a new type of gun in which a mixture of a, liquid and air is substituted for the reco1 springs.
 The Los Angeles Chamber of Com m cree has what is claimed to be the oldest vehicle in the United States, an OK cart built by Pueblo Indians in the Seventeenth Century.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
Meriden Pastor Weeds

Meriden, Sept. 3.-The First Con- gregationaI church was the scene of a charnning wedding yesterday after neen, when the assistant pastor, Rev. Thomas Edward Nugent, and Miss Janet c. H. Ferguson were united The ceremony was performed by Rev Albert J. Lord, pastor of the church. and was attended by a large number of friends.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03

Herbert K. Smith, head of the U.
 S. bureau of Corporations. delivered
 a. notable address before the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association, We'd nesday. In substance he declared that the establishment of adequate water terminals with properly orga- nized harbors, was absolutely neces- sagy to secure tAes best rssHlts from gtaa.s t5 saa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
Winsted Typhoid Spreads;
 Gases Now Numbering 2A

Winsted, Sep. 3.-The typhoid list here has gone to total of 23 cases. None of the patients, however, are considered to be in critical condf- tion.
 Stringent measures are being taken to prevent further spreading of the disease. It is hoped here that the present epidemic will help to acce1er- ate the building of a sanitary system
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
HARRY WARD pNJTTRED.

Dragged more than a block cIinging to the reins after he had been thrown from the seat of a runaway, Harry without more serious injury than slight scratches and bruises. His horse col lided with a peddler's wagon and the animal became frightened, running away from Pembroke and Walter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03

Easton Republicans have selected two Lake delegates to the Republican state convention, Jesse Wheeler and Joseph P. Hill Although both men were not pledged in the caucus the satisfactory to the men who are at the head of the Lake movement in Fairfield County.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
 CURED IN 8 DAY

Morton L. Hill. of Lebanon. Ind
 says: My wife had Indammatorv Rheumatism in every muscle ana joint; her suffering was terrible and her body and face were swollen almost beyond recognition: had been in he'd for six weeks and had eight phvsi- clans. but received benefit until she tried Dr. Detchon's> Relief for Rheumatism. It gave immediate re- lief and she was able to walk abo,i+ in three days. I am sure it saved her life-'' Sold by Curtis Pharmacy, Drug gist. 1149 Main St G2sSf r.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03
PRESIDENT JONES' REPLY
 TO PRESIDENT MEILEN

President Jones of the State Busi- ness Afen's association has made a very temperate reply to the letter of President MelIen of the N. Y., N. H. & H. Rai1road company, the sub stance Of which was a demand for a bill of particuIars-for list of the evils sought to be renTedied by the operation of a public utilities com mission. MT. Jones' reply begins with the statement that many and possibly a majority, Of the members of the State association and it's sub ordinate bodies, tare stockholders in public service corporations and, there fore, not influenced by, as MT. Mel len rather more than intimated, "a prejudice against corporations. g nor actuated by any 'tpopulistic c1amor against railroads" This disposes reference by MT. Melien to ''preju- dice against corporations and pop uffstfc cfarnor'' as the motives of the . association.
 President Jones then proceeds to give a list of evils to be rernedfed- the bfl1 of particufars for which MT. MeIlen called and which the latter evidently expected would exculpate his road and perhaps lead to the ex- cIusaen Of 1t from the commissions Jurisdiction. Except for it's identi- ficatfon with the trolley systems, MT. Jones list does omit the steam rail- road.
 His list follows. and it Is but right to here say, all existing evils and wrongs are not therein cited, save perhaps in a very general way:
 Unused charter rights which often block the way for desired and bona hde rights.
 Traffic in special charters, procured for sale and promottve of the trade of the ''thtrd house,
 Unsafe conditions-about 1000 per- sons killed or injured annually in the operation of public corporations, with no adequate provision for investiga- ton, or for the enforcement of pre- vention.
 Incorrect meters-no means provid- ed for examination of electric and water meters.
 Refusal to supply service by light ing and telephone corporations, ex- cept upon unusual and unfair condi- tions-sueh cases should be decided by "a fair and impartial body.''
 Unsatisfactory service-no existing means of enforcing reasonable ser vice
 Unfair rates-no existing remedy.
 Over-capitalization- now pay ing a half million yearly to provide dividends "'upon stock which repre- sents no actual investment''-no rem edy at present.
 Lack of publicity concerning fnan- ciaI and physical conditions, except in some degree as to steam and troll ley roads.
 And now, with issue joined between Presidents MeIIen and Jones, the peo- p1e will await with interest propor- tfoned to the gravity of the issue, the discussion of remedies virtually promised by the former in his letter calling for a list of evils to be rem edied. EAET
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-03

Candidate Bailey will not wholly lack support in the Republican Coun- ty convention. The Newtown dele gation favors his candidacy, as does also one delegate from Norwalk. Doubtless he will secure more, des- pite the late date at which he be- came a candidate and the strength of Sheriff Hawley's machine.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

Wen the chest feels on fire and the hroat burns, you have indiges- tion and you need IIERBINE to get rid oI the disagreeable feeling It drives out the badly digested food strengthens the stomach and purities the bowels. Price soc. Sold by J. T Sanders
 Attention is directed to the adver- tisement of Slaughter, the jeweler and optician, which appears in this paper. Mir. Slaughter is quoting some remarkably low prices and has a fine and complete stock of goods to select from Read the ad and give him call.
 We have just received one car of soft coal, good quality, and sev- eral other cars are enroute. We can give you mighty low figure on your winter supply or smaller orders. Talk to our Mr. Geo. F. Taylor about your coal and you'lI not regret it. Forrest City Ice K Fuel Co.
 The key to heal tn is in the kidneys and liver Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and Cilttllh LII HBiilts. iIhiN 4NSll i1iLltlo is stimulant for the kidneys, regu- lttes the liver, stomach and bowels. A golden household remedy J. T, Sanders special agent,
 Pleasing the people has been trade with the Boston Symphony Club and Lady Quartette. for many years and their program contains lots of fun of q refined nature. as well as d wealth of fine music. Hear them at the Opera House Tuesday night, November 1, benefit of Cemetery Association.
 John and Ella Calvin and company, presenting "A Bell Boyn and "The Man Question:" Monday and Tuesday nights, played to good crowds of well pie sed theatre goerS. The com pany was above the average for com panieS playing the small towns, and made many friends during their stay in the ".
 Mir. S. r. Mcdaniel and MT. Rudy kiotl were. were sitors to Lakeside and other points in that vicinity Sup day On the return trip. they killed a ratt|esnake over five feet long and having fifteen rattles, which was brought To town with them and was on exhibition at the Sothside plumb ing establishment.
 Mr. E. E. Erwin, of Little Rock, representing the Standard Oil Com pany, was in the city last week on business with NIT. John M Nichols, the efficient and gen'al local agent We understand that the company contemplates eularging their facilities to accommodate the largely increased trade of the best town in E stern Ar kansas.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

Your grocery order is solicited and will be promptly and properly filled by Robt. Britain, Phone lsS. He has very complete fresh stock of the seasons choicest eatables and will spare no pains to please you. Give him your next order.
 FOR SALE-Five-room house, eel lar, pantry and barn, two and one-h half to five acres of land, beautiful grove, two vineyards, apple, peach. plum and pear orchard, good cistern and well. Inquire It Times office.
 Mr. Jno. Womack, mention of whose illness was made in these columns last week, was taken to St. Joseph's hospital in Memphis Monday morn ing, where, it is hoped, he will com petely recover and be restored 10 health.
 Mrs. Otto B. RollWage spent last week in Hot springs visiting friends and attending the State Fair. She was accompanied by Misses Madeline and Virginia and and Miss Annie Mae Grobmyer. They had very pleas ant time.
 Tickling In the throat, hoarseness, loss of voice, indicate the need Of BAL LARD'S H0REHOGND SYRUP. It eases the lungs, quietS the cough and restores health in the bronchial tubes
 Price 25c, 50c and $l per bottle Sold by ]. T. Sanders.
 MT ISidore Yoflie, wife and four children, who for the past five years have been living in Washington, b. C., arrived in the city Wednesday, and will make this city the home, MT Iot1ie having assumed the manage ment of the Globe.
 For tirst-class blacksmithing, wagon or woodwork of any kind, scientific horseshoeing, blow sharpening or re- pairing of iron and woodwork of any kind, see Joe A. Beck. the blacksmith Shop on Jackson street, near the Iron Mountain Railroad.
 We have bought an immense stock of shoes the largest in Forrest City. It embraces all kinds, all sizes, latest styles, but only one quality best for the money for men, women or children. Prices always the lowest. Fussell-Graham-Alderson Go.
 Father \ braham Bechewate. rector of the syrian Catholic church, of New York City, arrived in the city We'd nesday morning tU visit for len days or two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Rush Ash and other members of the syrian colony here. Father Bpchewate k an uncle of Mrs. Rush Ash and Of A be and Ed Ash. He will visit friends in Helena and in Little Rock before re- turning home. He has been warmly welcomed by his relatives here.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21
Coal Oil at Evans l2c

Coal Oil at Evans, l2c
 Phone 1ss for Groceries.
 School Pickles at Neblett's. Country Honey at Neblett's. New Postcards at Newsstand. Let Sam Burd make your suit. Country Sorghum at Neblett's Flower Pots, all sizes at Neblett's. Fresh fall groceries at Lawrence's. Celery and Cranberries at Neblett's. Nobetter buy than Gila Battes at5oe Read Gia Buttes ad ill another scoamn. Phone the Forrest City lee x Fuel ] Company for coal How do you like the Rock Island |crossing alarms2 Fruits, cakes, bread and pies at the l |klondike Bakery Don't fail to see Nancy" al the |opera house tonight Fresh Graham Bread every day al 1.-the kl0ndike Bakery, Get your Shoes at St. Louis Bargain Store and save money. Pure homemade hog lard at W F. Kirby < Cos. Phone Isl. Get your Suit at the St. Louis Bar |gain Store and save money. Full stock of window glass now on |sale at Sanders Drug Store.
 Sl00 in bank earns $6. In Gila ButteS stock will earn Sl00 or more. A big line of linen pants at Russell Graham-Alderson Company.
 New Country Sorghum at Sellers X Scott's Grocery Phone 299. MT. Frank DeRositt was a business visitor to Memphis Tuesday. New Country Sorghum At Sellers K |Scotts Grocery. Phone 299.
 Money to loan on city property; easy |lefmS. Taylor, Knight X Co.
 Nice line of summer ties at Fussel- 0faham-Alderson Gompany's. Nice fresh candies just received al Lawrence City Grocery 24s.
 Dried Apples. Apricots and Plunes 9aSt received N. LaLawrence.
 Breaksast Foods of all kinds just iIeeeeelfed al Brittain's grocery, Phone
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

sam Burd the Tailor, is an expert workman, and solicits your order His prices are right and his work first class Try him once
 NIT. ]. k. Norfleet. who was taken quite ill on the street last week, is getting along nicely and has almost completely recovered
 Messrs. Charley Tarver and C. C.. Fogg, of Widener, were visitors in the city Monday on business and with relatives and friends.
 Miss Daisy Cameron in Nancy. ' IS the attraction for tonight at the opera house. Prices, Poo, DOC and Toe. Don't fail to see ii.
 Jim Thompson wants to do your hauling. Prompt and satisfactory service assured, He will appreciate your patronage. Phone No. 239.
 Cleanse the liver and bowels, and regulate the system by using Prickley Ash Bitters. It creates and sustains energy. j. T. Sanders special agent.
 Fresh Evaporated and Dried Fruits, Hominy, Grits Navy Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Cabbage Etc, at lowest prices at Bobt. Brittain's. Phone Iss.
 We understand that the "Clty of Heth is building an opera house. The building is to be 40x60 feet and two stories. h is located on the south side Of the of the railroad and west of the post office, and will be used for moving picture shows, etc. We con- gFatulate Heth upon her hustling ac- tiyity and enterprise.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

NIT. :. Blalock. of Colt, was busi- ness visitor in the city Wednesday and registered at Fishers hotel.
 FOR REIN T-Nicely furnished RCom for gentlemen only Conviently located. Apply at Times office.
 NANTED-To W purchase small tract of land in or near Forrest City. Address N, care Of The Times.
 FOR k EN T Nicely furn shed Room for gentlemen only. Convenient " located. Apply 1t Times office.
 Miss Minnie Granger spent Sunday in Marianna q guest of her mother. a sister and other relatives and frienGS.
 s5-5o solid gold spectacles going at S3 10. Eyes tested free Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Slaughter.
 COAL the kind you used last year. Phone your orders to Becker & Lewis. Phone No. TIA.
 WEDDING PRESENTS Handsome and attractive articles of furniture. Becker & Lewis.
 MT Robert F.. Sellers, of Sellers X Scott, was visitor iu Memphis Tues day on business and buying Hew goods
 Mr. Scott Kirkpatrick, travelling salesman out of Memphis, was q busi- ness and social visitor in the city Sunday.
 Miss Lela Enforce, of the City of Mexico, arrived last week for two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. l.. H. Merritt.
 Full line of Mems and Boys Coat Sweaters fer early fall wear, from j0c 10 S5.0o. at Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company's
 Full line of Mems and Boys Coat Sweaters for early fall wear, from 50e to $5.O0 at Fussell-Graham-A Alderson Company's.
 Three room tenant house for sale rented now for 26.60 per month. Price &300 l2tart- Marshall Lumber Company.
 Mr Joe Wright, of Blackfsh town ship. is at the For est City Hotel very ill with hermaturia. Dr. P'Pool is at tending him.
 WINTER SEED OATS One car load choice selected genuine Texas Red Rust Proof Oats, just received and for sale by Forrest City Grocer Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

D' lQah on city property: easy terms. Taylor, Knight X Go
 ', Get your Pants at the St. Louis bargain Store and save money.
 , or ( doses "666" will cure any case oi ehills and fever. Price Pc.
 We have the posts that last ked Cedar GrObmyer Lumber & Feed Company.
 Full stock Of gold and siiverware. etc. al >laughter's. Prices and terms NpauldingS Lawn Tennis and Foot haiI Guides just received at the News stand.
 Mr \. Percy Harris. of Dallas. lex Was in town on Thursday of last week
 Baked ham, fresh pork ham, in S,aalhd%iehes ,al or by the pound, al the kIondike Bakery.
 Mesquite bars and frames all com. plete-sl.la and 500. FuSsel- Graham. Anderson Company.
 Judge NJ. E. Nerfleet spent Monday and part of THeSda, in Memphis on professional business.
 New Buekwheat Flour, Maple syrup and line melasses may be had of kpht. Britain, Phone Ks.
 
 NIT. Charles Mcdaniel was busi- ness visitor in Memphis Saturday, re- turning sunday morning.
 Slaughter will save you 25 per cent. on any watch purchased of him. All grades and all guaranteed
 The Globe has a handsome page ad In this issue of The Times To which your attention is directed
 Mrs. Jennie Boyett has moved with her f1milt into the IrbY house hear the Iron Mountain depot
 Highest cash price paid for old feat hers or beds. Address F. Q. Box 2a3, Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Mr. \. Becker and son. Kfrke. went t9 NJ. Louis Sunday evenng to buy goods, returning Wednesday.
 Mfs. George W Jones returned sunday morning from d trip 10 her home in Appleton. Wisconsin.
 Invest Sl0o or more in Gfla Buttes stock In one year take down Sl00 and continue to do so for years.
 FOR SALE Fresh Kraut, direct from packers, in kegs and barrels. Forrest City Grocer Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

New Country sorghum at Sellers X Scott : Grocery Phone 29a.
 Money To loan on city property; easy terms. Taylor Knight X Co.
 School Shoes at lowest prices. Fus. seIi.@faham-Alderson Company.
 , or $ doses "666" will cure any ease otctitis and fever. Price Pc.
 Phone 44> f5r sweet or sour pickle lii bulk. EaHrence's City Grocer
 See SIagghter.s stock of jewelry b#z lore y9a buy Hua Christmas presents.
 Dried Butter Beans. Navy Beans and Lady l'easat La"reuce's. Phone 24s. Mr. Henry Waterman, of Mariana, was in the city the first of the week. Get yo8r Hats and caps at the St. Louis Bargain Store and save money,
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21
A consignment of Missouri Rye daily expected. Forrest City Gro Ger Company.

Admiral F. NJ. Clancy, of Madison. wasa visitor ill the city Sunday after noon.
 Phone lsS for the seasons choicest offerings for your table. Robt Brit tain.
 Before buying your fall goods visit the St. Louis Bargain Store and get prices.
 Buy Christmas presents early and get first choice. Let Slaughter show you
 Miss Daisy Cameron. in Nancy, <" at the Becker and Lewis opera house tonight.
 Just receiyed.a a big invoice of fresh fal groceries at R6bt. Brittain's. Phone lsS.
 Mr. George Bumage, of Heth, was a business visitor ill the city the first of the week.
 If you patronize sam Burd, The Tailor. you | have q iii of clothes and satisfaction.
 Fresh Celery. Lettuce, Ripe Peaches, Pears and Grapes at LaWrence's Gro eerE phone 2iS.
 Mosquito bars and frames all com plete 9L5o and S3 00. FusseIl-GraIam X dersau Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

Mir. E. T. Altman, ,book keeper at The Times office, has been quite ill and confined to his room since Thurs day of last wppk
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

FOR Fresh kraut, direct from packers, in kegs and barrels. Forrest City Grocer Company.
The Forrest City times., 1910-10-21

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