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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
PROMINENT RAILROAD
men ARE ARRESTED

CHICAGO.-The first blow In the
$ 100000 Illinois Central graft
scandal has fallen, and three officials
Of the road were landed in Jail.
1t was a full confession from an Of
fetal of the Blue Island Car & Equip
ment Company, declared to involve
not only these, but numerous others
of the roads former officials, that fin.
ally resulted in the arrests.
The men arrested today we're:
Frank B. Hartman, former general
manager for the Illinois Central, re.
leased on bond of 10000; John M.
Taylor, former general storekeeper at
Burnside, released on bond of SAC, 1000;
Charles L. Ewing, former general sup.
erintendent of the Illinois Central
lines north of the Ohio river.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
PLAN WASHINGTON STATUE.
Spokane to Have q Hundred Foot
FIGURE Of Re-enforced Concrete.

Spokane to Have q Hundred Foot
Figure Of R~e-enforced Concrete.
The Spokane Wash.) branch of the
Sons of the American Revolution will
erect a statue Of George Washington.
100 feet from the base to crown. in
Cliff park. Spokane, to be completed in
1914, the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the admission of Washington to state
hood. The president of the United
States. together with prominent men
and women from various parts of the
country. will be invited to take part In
Vhe unwilling ceremonies.
The statue, to be constructed of con-
crete REINFORCED and occupy a circular
rock rising 100 feet above the highest
point in Cliff park. will cost $4,000:
1t will be modelled on the lines of the
statue in Independence hall ut Phila-
delphia. declared to be the o ac-'
ceptable likeness of the Father of His
Country. The base will bear this liz
scription: 1.-The First American Let
Every American Aspire, to the Meas
ure Of This Man"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
IDAHO FOREST FIRES
Do GREAT DAMAGE
Property Loss viii Be Close to
million, and Many Lives
Are Reported Lost.

SPOKANE Smoke has not yet
cleared the skies OF Wallace and 9th
err towns in the Occur d'AIene coun-
try and there are forest fires still in
progress, but the general feeling is
that the danger is past, except in the
st. Joe region.
With the worst over, Wallace and
her sister towns of the Occur d'Alenes
are sitting back, frayed but not beat
en-, waiting for the total list Of dead
and planning to repair damages.
The fire situation in Western Mot
tana and Northern Idaho has cleared
considerably. Saltese has been pre-
served; Henderson is in a fair way 10
be placed en- the salvage list. There
are 800 men hackfring at ST. Regis.
and it is believed their efforts will
result in turning the fire around the
town.
The loss of life will be large. 1t
grows hourly, and the number of in
jured is constantly increasing. In
and around Wallace it is estimated
here the death list is at least fifty.
In addition to at least 25 otherwise
hurt, it is said that ten persons have
been made. blind
The loss to the city is estimated at
close to s. 1000, 900, about half of the
city being saved.
Forest Supervisor Geo. w. Weigel
reports that the region between Wal
lace and the st. John River is swept
practically clean, with enormous loss,
Fires between Burke and Mullan
threaten both towns and many WON
en- and children have been sent out
AT War Eagle tunnel six were found
dead and two were badly burned
Five of the dead were in the tunnel
where they had sought refuge. They
lay face down in water, covered with
wet rags and blankets. Some hat
died from the fire and others from
6uAOSdllOH ny SulOhS. lue lHJul Ct
were taken to Providence Hospital il
Wallace.
Twelve dead were recovered a
Big Greek. There were three injured
at the place. There are at Pine
Creek three dead, five blinded ant
five otherwise injured.
The bodies of the dead are beinI
burned where found. 1t may be week
before a complete estimate of the ia
talities can be made.
Elsewhere in the fire zone the out
look is bad. In st. Joe Is men ar
missing and it is feared that the.
have been burned to death. The for
estry service has organized a relic
train well equipped with pack animal
carrying provisions and hospital sur
plies and will endeavor to get through
the fire.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
Fire Reports Are Favorabie..

MEDFORD, Ore.-Favorable reports
are coming to the local forest super
visor's office. The Anderson Creek
fire is now under control. The Wag-
ner Creek fire will be under control
in "a hours. The east side of the Big
Cat Hill, Blue Canyon, fire has been.
subdued for that portion of it near
est Butte Falls.
Reports received at the local forest
Office indicate that the fires are grad
ually being put under control and
that there is no foundation to the
reports that the town of Ashland is
In danger from the flames.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26

put on twice daily in front of the big
best IN the business are used. Among
the turns already engaged for the Fair
to be held Oct. 3 and o are a troupe Of
foreign acrobats called the Steiner
troupe. Il whole hero of trained goats
which will come clear from Washing
ton. ID. c., and last. but not least. The
two funny tumblers with their team
II load of hay who. three years t"o.
played so many comical nranks on The
race track while the band played "Fur-
key in the Straw"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
FOR TIE THINKING FARMER.

Examine the crowns and roots
of peach trees for borers. A
mass of gum is an indication of
the insects. They a be dug
out with Il knife and destroyed.
A fine wire will also get them
out.
When planting large. fiat seeds
set them in the ground edge
wise. termination is more GER
tain.
Two experiment stations-Kan-
a and Nebraska-have had
satisfactory results from seed
ing a mixture of alfalfa and
bronze grass for permanent pas
lures. The presence of the
bronze grass SO reduces the dan
ger from bloat that the value of
alfalfa pastures becomes availa-
BILE.
A good seed, good culture. good
crops and good farmers go to-
gether. Don't bank on luck.
New land will always raise a
crop. but it takes care and labor
to keep old fields productive.
The man who plows with a
purpose will always beat the
man who spurts without plan
ming.
Every farmer should do all he
can to make farm life attrac-
tive for his children so they will
not desire to leave the farm.
Some farmers are too busy in
their cornfields to stop and read
the papers and miss the item
telling how to double the crop.
A better way is to rest and read
an hour at noon. Such time is
never lost.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
Nicaraguan War Over.

MANAGUA.-The Nicaraguan war
is over This is conceded, following
advices received here that General
Louis Mena of the revolutionary army
has taken Granada, the most import
ant city on the Pacific coast of Nicar.
aqua. President Madriz has resigned
his office, and Jose Dolores Estrada,
brother of the revolutionist leader,
has taken his place.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
A CIRCUS ACT
AT THE 1909 FAIR

1t used to be that when a fair secre-
tary had arranged for three or four
horse races for each day he considered
that all the entertainment necessary
had been provided. but nowadays fair
visitors demand all sorts of amuse-
ments, One of the features of he.
Spokane Interstate Fair amusement
program is the circus and vaudeville
acts. Eight to ten of these acts are
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-08-26
APPROPRIATIONS DIVIDED
War Department Announces oppor.
tionment Of Fund.

WASHINGTON.-The war depart.
ment announced apportionment OF
$4.000,0 600, the appropriation made by
congress for militia of various states.
OF this total fund allotted according
to. congressional representation and
militia strength of respective states,
Oregon will receive $36.137, Washing.
ton will receive S33,632, and Idaho
$21,032.
Enlisted strength Of militia of vari.
Gus states is reported as follows: Ore
gon. 1415; Washington, 1874; Idaho,
e42.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
kelley toe. To Chronicle.

NJ = 3. Ike. ey. who has been with The Times in the Book and Job and advertising mechanical de parrment for nine years aHmost =caa- tinaa>iy las accepted the foreman ship and genera. b~siness manage meHs Of tLe Chronicle q al increased saaFy which We c5ald nat afford 70 meet Mr kel Icy i. a cou>cienti1as workman and splendid | -rg1nd printer, and tie change is I distinct .1ss 70 =. d. lIs place @i.. be hard tJ sal @lIH new man However. 8e BOW haze aad d. J : da11t fir a.z- Uett tizst "e ~td.s vas -aa t f5 gel. a -f,t c.asS 4p-tC-date' printer % faNe tEe g5 and vii continue rlEHt a.4nI f9IurE 1zt CT ls-a fiEtz class printing prom Ft a> prom i>eG ans there vi. be 10 intern aptIaa H8r de 5ay in or nec.. .aHica department
 Ne congratulate the tar nice -p1u securing hl> services and Hisll Lia 8 prlsfer1a~ year Mr. Lard vii can- tine aS e3itaE and alcitlr and assist in tLe genera. Wo-k q t4e lice Iu this connection Ne wish t1 tL4uk car many friends far thelr liberal patr5- uA1e ia ttle fa>z anI solicit a e6utiu- Ganee at t.e sane. promising t9 give a. orders iutf >.ed uar uaa,- caref.. and pailStaSin- persona a. teHti5u and guaranteeing aaH W5Es to gs 1f>t ( #as- ln = err particular and -o give satisfaction Let -~ tEart "lta fa an aa printing and adSer- t.~4nL. " Z Ttast. a#. tt#e Herle C
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
THE FORREST CITY EDITION.

IEe Sqec5al la-p4Ee section of tHe Arkan>as Democrat 1t 5a.y 3th. uine pages at which were devoted z q rite-up CT Forrest City and St Francis e sHty contains more iuai- yid aal n ereantie advert lSiHs matter than ' does 0i general facts, history and statistics ta Captivate the home seeker 0r tEe capitalist with money i D invest farming CT 5aan afaetgr.aE. In lts Way. and considering i Was she W1rh Of a stranger with au#y a Heea eI ten days ta get bis data. and with Uo particular directions, t i> very good. a> far as l. EJe.. and t vii d. this county some e9u,laefab Llal, a-t the amount ot god depends 4P0u tHe circulation given tait. tEe FaFers are nlt seut o4r. | k dead .a>s Another tA#lg. | @a~ alright t3E EEe business men ta patr1uIZe 3t. at5d tI..~ show the outside Haf8 that they are H*e Hustlius, eutefFt.~iHg# Fe ap P. bat the 0n4y direct Tetarus they nay hope ta get is in the genera. good r. nay d1 tEe county in future gearS. The same money spent with tLe l1ca. papers VI bring len times. aye a hundred fold more direct and quicker returns for their m8neT. because tHe home papers reach tAelr clientele 1r. the home Consumers af taelr gods. No person outside Of St Francis county vii be expected - bay Ero- cerles er other merchandise af llr merch ants, and this advertising does not reach those Wh0 d9 bay ef cur merchants. Don mi,coustT1e what We say. please. We are uat ku5e aIHg. We are g.a1 the merchants did pal r0niZe II, We hope and believe tEey vii. ln the long r1n ba repaid a.. WE want them t0 ~ee tae q ference
 TEere are q few advertisements lu this Democrat section from gent t. men WEl never CT. Tare.y eFerz at l-ast spend d lar Hi-L tLe aca
 papers faf advertising Ne -i4aa.5 llee ia EuaH tEaN tNeF figure at=tHls enterprise NaS worth their money while they cannot >ee ans leUtt t8 Ds derived from tle lHca. f4per as a-
 ieltg- Nr Aee.ag a1 tIe best he cc4 and perhaps Letter Ht.4H many other strangers "E-sd lave i E He l> I -aze-. .zel4a c-r es1S zen leG4r whom [ is r eas are ta uaet, aut "e aIeHd him tar u, ez5 -t Eat T. 8ck=d dec3t.. t acked tne ttEti which l- necessary l. exploit Ee great nal and fixed advantages at fais wonderfully rich SOL tu.oer and a. Jed industries. l. required ueaF.s 4 year Of tEe hardest work we ever did t5 wri,e and print the Times >auFeueir, and vet il could be in prov cd Lpon very materially.
 We hope that every copy Of the Democrat will be sent To some person who is really interested in this glorious Southland and that he in turn vii give CT send it to some other person who is equally interested In this way. and this way only. will Forrest City be repaid for its invest ment in the Arkansas Democrat.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
BARBECUE AN ASSURED FACT
Committee Gets Ont and feet> With Gratifsi1E >urr--> Over 500
 ~ab.efiited Alr-ady.

Tie la5 Ha5s =s..ez .= Fs--e5. Cr ls.s-s-c- 5-5-s E Role A..e-as7 v. 3 N--.s=, VI. k y Esees-e. N-. B T.4-- and VI > F Nsfszn!e met = ,4.e rs5-s 5tras F-Fe>. C.-8 T -=>zss eseH3z-, ae5 eaa. a.e-sd ar-srs azea;s t5- ths
 65.a B1z5s Ia ar5 Earuee-e. -5 t= e.ss1 q St-4-- springs 1a q aTs-. ! g-s- =. f=iH-
 Tie committee assessed { nations 1.51 tHe Earlo-s merchants. ea.er- prisss. b-stlzss Een lawye-s. p5yss- clzas ard czH5iiz.es5 n sam cien, = 5strzy expenses = t4raeczs
 Men a~fs = tHs committee spSIt Wednesday and Tlufs5zy cz1 yzssir.z among t..a>e Assessed. 4nd .z.e Taz-s- dzx evening NJ Tt2Pp informed IzIe> nzn LA. to.al $. s#= 5s aad o9sl raised. and t14. z .ne pzr..es assessed Lad cl.eert1y p4i1 -Hs a-o-nis 4Sks3 t3r. with b1: t05 ex- csP,ions- z11 that as Lsd - 6o1b: o1- that these tsa W51l1 shorty see tHe err5E = thsit NAY z1s cone zcross with -he desired s-ns
 !, is inteB3ed to have aa expett tg41 engineer CT .ect-rsr from tHe J-= : AEric1.-zrz. I.ep2rtment. road b-!7inE 1iy.>.c1. here = address tbe crowd a. tls ta-tecze. wuich is - be giTea viii ;fs prime co.ect . iHs.is.- IF into tle minds ot o1r people tGe lecesS.-! tot good roads. and educate tas1 - realize tAe manifold adFan- tzE@s .E2t accrue ;heretron. E7ery nan ScI2n zn1 chl.d il Sc- Francis cs-1-y ard counties d Joining ara in- Fi.ei expected and earnestly argei - attend. Maze ID yoar mind right n9E -a be n Forrest City oa the day .. tae b4r5ecle Don't worry abo - bringing basket There'Il Be an ele. i gant s1ffcieRcy Of everything good to eat. and Forrest City proposes t2 cele-
 5rate on that occasion a never before
 in A er history
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
Those Pies of RoNhood.

How delicious were the pies 0f boy hood. No pies now ever taste So good. Whats changed: The pies: No It's you. You ye lost the strong healthy stomach, the vigorous liver. the active kidneys the regular bowels of boy hood Your digestion is poor and you blame the food. What : needed: 4 complete toning Up by Electric Bit ters of al organs of digestion-st -stom- ach, liver. Kidneys. bowels-try them They'll restore your boyhood appetite and appreciation of food and fairly satarate your body with new health. strength and yigor 50 cents al al druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
Proposed Ausndmsnt Ne 10

Aa. f.e l.se ,a9~- a> " fs--asz.e5 r. E. Nl at ,z. ~tatr If A#ea#=sa> = =- sane ~1 ai=- t3 tzs v.e as, # tav ~5z.s taf -ia.zf1. a. -- -.- -5aa as .Ee 1s2t general election tlr ~sH4- =s
 s. .It>. 2 -4szF.>z st 9 Ua7artty at taa tsH- V4t=a- at ~-s1 a4e..5aH aA1pt -4 =s4-T--t ---e sane ~-zsll t,147t ra- The ttt->t4a a4i4aH -i the >fate 4t AraaE>-sz .ass-
 Ina -e-.5aa one. 4r'.-ie aye otthe ca-,-.- -G,5-U at ta- state Qf Arkansas se amended - as ta rfaa a follows
 SECTION ! Tze legislative povers af taHs state >aalI er vested sn 2 General As>ea which snail consist Ct thr senate and ii-1~- eA H.. lT->.-Tltz.sv--> Ha- tas p-0p5e - eaea g Ezs. paAty can comfy and at The >tata. -s- >frFe E. tze-u>e.Ees power tQ qfop5-e l4e, and al-erafl-lli> 70 fae Constitution and tl s. Aes ar re4 eet tae sane a the polls independent f tzt ie-l>.a .atlEe aN~e-rH Y and al~s f-->+tte power a- t4e4F own aUt.5H ta apHfeve 5f -a-
 sr ->s.-iz.it .t hf>i power rr>.z'ss f9@ f-=a 4s t1v Initiative. aE f more taar i-r e-at ot t1e le-ai voter, >-zl tor r'- l-r=a g. Rf P5>t any 8ara~aHs >--a fezt--.aH and eEeEV ~1eA gssf it45u >a4ll tls ll4 rezta at tae measure ~5 fr9ia~-a IF x a-4s. lt. t..f.> >t.alI a= pied 5l5-. t-. '-. e.s.i-lH 8. Na-'a i-ty -r, i1 ,-- te-fl
 ~tezHa power < beteret-4-l a Gtf tr- leNeeit ss ia IaEs ar.- t. ne -.i.- .-1t.-.azt aFt=s-ry 5 t.5lz V t. is-.~. s-5Et 1>-..-zza aig s,..E.r
 
 r.'e -- ~eeretarE at >-1'e -.t
 ,'E -aE> t1st = 1a aal9.t -sf1t7Fr
 .s~-t 5-t 4 lt
 kst= a.HuE 5 t4= r.e- f .s=E-.l9 8 on G1t s~.l1t, fl t5H uaorla t1a ~taf, ~.ali bad a-l.li Ir-H-lr General elections r&-,- tas lt--sl411H. -s>.-z-zz-y >a-.tt aizH elErt-l g.aa-ssl. referred t t-t ~saIl tase e-ftct and become 9 laW approved HF majority lt -Le Ez- 1s thereon anu nut lt1I rTl9ez Eae >5. hz5.> shall be Be lI Enacted uy tae ra se- tae state = Arkansas EA.~ section >-- -.z5 be construed 10 depF.v. any l-rF 5-S legislative assembly of the Ti-at t4 .H Ht1-z- any Iea>lre The whole number # Faits ->s for the affaee Cf Governor at tat re--.As it lion la>t preceding the fling qf a1F ls .---i far the Initiative or for the kettrenl -.a --'i nt the basis oD which the number If f. -ai votes necessary tu >IEn s3rn Iietitla5l > 75i counted Petitions and orders fer tEt lt-sA q and for the Referendum shall be flied N3 .-s secretary of state, and lH submitting l--s >s1 , 10 the people he and all other ottcer> s. A-l V guided " the general laws and tae asss sou hitting this amendment until Ie-lslas-- 9--- be specially provided therefor. .s
 The above resolution Wa> filed i1 ,as -.-F -. the secretary 0f state on Eehraary E l1 cha
 Each elecIOr may vote for or a-A-t>' ' above amendment. -t
 Witness my offlcial signature this I-ta 4sy '. February. lslu. Seal secretary ot state 5-i-2Nf
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
.Foley Kidney Pills Have Cured Me

The aDDve is quotation from a letter written Dy II NJ Winkler. Evansville. Indiana I contracted a severe case .of kidney trouble Ny back gave 0ar and Pained ne seemed - have lost a. strength and ambition. Has bothered with dizzy spells. Iy head would swim and speeks ii5at before my eyes. took Foley Kidney Fi5is reg a5arlF and am now perfectly We5l and fec ike | ne# man. Fo.ey Kidney Fi3s have e-red He ] ]. Sanaar,.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
NOTICE TO GOOD ROAD
 ENTHUSIASTS

Everybody who is at all inter ested in the subject of GOOD ROAD BUILDING. is invited and urged to attend a meeting to be held at the Forrest Club Saturday evening. July g, at s o'elOek, for the pur pose of discussing GOOD ROADS generally. and the GOOD ROAD BARBECUE to be given on or about August l7, at Stuart Springs.
 [. A. R0LFE.
 4. J. VACCAR0.
 s. B. IRAPP.
 Committee.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the aI1e5f l.-. sf ihe County Court Of St Francis County ,.NL A "a 4 an>as for an order 10 lay out ana ss' .s' Sf ne road a. follows Beginning a' -. Francis river and extending east aT- @e i,-s Gum Pond along the northern oo1nlsIs - = Y Of section sixteen te the southeast S.ss,.-s section eleven all h tOWn>hlp nor s-.. srt @@ al preseut-the road tO be eXienaeo As w sion demands .Es-s Widener. Ark. July l. lel0.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08

Many cities object to the exhibition c the moving pict ares of the JeFries- J ohnson fight, among them are Cape town. Africa. Washington. D C. Lexington, Ky. Birmingham. A,a New Orleans. La Mobie 7. Ala arc the Governor of Arkansas says the pictures vii be prohibited iu tI.e whole state of Arkansas. II there is any stat stes 10 reach the case.
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
NF> C L kniEHt la Eet fnea zs5H Y#.it lH F. sfsiHEe.

Nr> C L knisat Ia returned zssH a e5sit iH IL SfsiHE...
 II and Nr- " F WiH5ars lad .I.= ea>-l.e = haze U, Heir ests CD tLe -Ftu tEels da1 1-LterS. Sir> Lei Wins lee Miss Ea.a at St I@e-4s= aaa N,~ r F. #At#las H,e Ni>s NJ. 5e. E. IL E t1r5Fe. ~t.a c4 a.a r5 gisl- TEe!. T=z zzrl.zs 91.s --a1E friend, fir 2 ts.1t --4.-u=
 Nr Andrew Gaezszu 14s it. '&H Wednesday ea1a-le Ma rIaaza sE-H Nea E.i. a5e ere l. aza3 a=eH t# F.>t tG- brothers Ear 4u3 ] J..s Ne are v-ry -a3 Indeed
 earn =ti.at zgzn i,ia sf.GL He l> eE- a.s alea "-.. alI "e hope He ai.. .a9l ae entire J restored
 Ia ' E. Nara5e- Hs~ r-resa~ed tLe 9-s-tl.-. tract :. -r-Ize&s- If 5YtI a sai-H are .sae5 te taaaa~ >tlaft Sa-It-- Ne understand 7. tt - Hi a- a taaa~zne residence ti=rs Ia sT=Ee tIe -lr5u-> af-d atAefSl~e Heaasity =tli> -eer spot w. c5n5f3t ale .IM -e-1 securing tt4ls choice F rar,t-
 Pe.ta, x Egg aai q me ,taa 6f cotton n eXHlalti1s il front Ct -Eei- store T -e>-ia,. grown 6y one i -LeiE clst mgr, which k the bess We have sect and better tLaH al average T. contained bloom. and was and aH tIe }d 1n t!e UeEa>itt plantation. T. was raised bt Peter Barf5agh. Hari working GarseY Nho iS better known as Hies5y Head and he Aas q sT 3eH- l.ld prosqe---
 Ne ase getting in lie mids
 at e4r hottest days now, Lid
 yo1 snow tEa- y01 col.d Keep
 caos a>.eep and awake. fgt
 Hicae 1aye A>k u> ab#a.
 tlee7st tet al electric fan aua
 t-e c-sc et Keeping l- Esug
 Ne are q Ts1r serFlce .. -.-
 He1- y.t5-r hours. str5lEtl-
 r#as Press .He a1tte4
 ard te 8c lie reSr CIty
 H -,e, x Li-.-- G1aFaaH
 et=z Ha st=ser z-lead. tHe fa-Be-
 l= petsel aD She etf Ils a
 t~- #1F Wa, -- and -z- streets yesterday al.A head .lg4 a
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 fEEi-H aaE -allEta1 E-sr~ le et- tread aa9a |, ln aren't alz -aezLceru = t37r ordinary tG- t1Hu and Se &sl 5zzst wat j, 4 meant r, -aE Hass- itte Misses hae#- ard |.r-iHj4 Lave sweet r4 Hes ltse 4 sister. which tLe >taFh 5Ett5 t#.e Chronicle family }esrerday afternoon and elatEef aLd bat@ are getting along l-st Ele. d-t >I We. he c0nya- -esesn, tlis morning
 Mayor 4 D. Bay.e. Alderman S. r. Manic and Citizen J. M. Nichols went E >Cnervi He. Tennessee. to at- lend big Good Roads RaIy and Bar Aec4e he'd there he former repre- seutnE tLis city and -he Forrest Club respectively and the latter accepting | generous and pressing invitation froI Nr Jae l.. Wynne who is tax ing iyey interest in the Good Roads movements everywhere in the Memphis terr.tory. and den0nsrrat- ing his ability as a booster During lie exercises our worthy chief execl- tive responding t5 aa introduction rendered - Mayor Maddox. ex- tended accrdi4l invitation 10 each and every one 70 come tQ tle big doings al Forrest City next month when oGr Big Good Roads RalIy and Barbecue ls given | .is reported that Mr BoF-e added new laurels to his fame as an orator. and it is to be hoped that his invitation viii be ac- cepfei
The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
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The Forrest City times., 1910-07-08
>aturdaY. JnlY B. 1910.

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