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The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
CITY NEEDS NEW FIRE HOSE. ETC.

v l. Es T. l.
 Bremen and others inform us that the fire hose now owned and used by the city is in dilapidated condition, and that in case 0f serious fire or conflagration. it would he inadequate and probably not strong enough To stand the full pressure which might be necessary. thus practically leaving the city at the mercy of the flames
 Fire Chief Me Daniel is out of the city this week. and We have therefore been unable to see him to either con firm or refute this statement. but if it k fact that the hose is rotten or damaged to such an extent as to make it practically useless under a full pressure. then the council should lose no time, not q minute, but buy new hose at once. as the danger is great, especially at this season, and at this time, on account of the very dry and combustible condition of everything iniammable.
 We mention this in order that the authorities may be advised Of the danger of waiting too long, and that they may govern themselves accord ingly.
 The city is too large and there is toe much at stake to quibble at the expense, which, comparatively speak ing, is but tritie.
 And while we are on the sub Ject, We wish 10 again cgll at tention to the advisablity of pro- viding better means of getting out the hose cart and fire-fighting appara- tus. At present, when an alarm is turned in, there are usually but two To four persons who get to the hose house in time to assist i'll hauling the hose out..and making the run, the mum. Der perhaps being augmented as it proceeds along it's route. This is not only great hardship on those who do get there in time, but it is not right, and they should not be ex= peeted to do the work Of horse.
 What the city needs along this line is horse, and keeper whose business 1t would be To have the harness ready at all times so that the horse could be hitched up in a jitiy, and be ready to start by the time other tiremen arrived.
 It may not be practical in a tnan- cial way, to have complete city equipment, but it certainly does seem 10 US that Forrest City is big enough, and the danger is great enough, and there is enough property at stake, 10 justify the expense of keeping at least one man on a salary, aud buying and keeping one horse, harness. etc, both ready at all times at the hose house as suggested above. and we respectfully refer this proposition to the city council or other proper authority, for their discussion, con sideration and action,
 Buy horse and harness, have the harness attached to hose cart and suspended. ~o that the keeper can lead the horse under it, drep il, snap il and mount and he on
 This what we deed and ought 10 have
 Think about it. geptlemeH and let us hear from you u your next meet ing.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
What this town needs is a Business

What this town needs is Business Mems Club or Board of Trade with a salaried Secretary, whose business it would be to go after factories or other enterprises for which there is a field here, giving his entire time To correspondence with moneyed men who are seeking locations and profit able investments, advertising our resources, and in many ways known to shrewd and competent man, in- ducing them to come here and locate.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17

Forrest City offers unsurpassed natural advantages for many manu- facturing enterprises, and it would pay the business men and other citizens to employ well-posted, hustling up-to-date publicity man to give his undivided time to seeking them out and exploiting them before the minds of prospective and actual promoters of such enterprises.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
AN NO U N C E NJ E NJ s

FOR pRGSECU TING ATTORNEY
 TIE TfME> is authorized to aHnounee ilun- ' M. JACKSON. of Phillips county. as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney uf the First Judicial Circuit. of Ark ansa~. subject 10 the action of the DemocratIe Primary election
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17

Fred C. Lee the Blue Book Scout. arrived in Forrest City Wednes- day afternoon at , o'clock. coming from Briukley iH q ear bei3ngng ta. and driven by Mr Robert Nance. and accompanied by Nr. Mitchell, also of BfinkleY Mr Lee spent the night here, met eeNera. of the aatom6- bilists and good roads enthusiasts. and left Thursday morning for Mem pf1iS, iH Mr Leo Grobmyer.s car with that gent .eaau driving and accom- panied by AIf las Russell. ,ir.. g6
 ing over the newly rc-opeued Military road, and expecting to reach Mem phls about the middle of tLe after noon. Mr Lee wa, very fa10rabIy impressed with the road work being done throughout this section. and predicts that in the course of few wears bad roads will be an unknown quantity in Arkansas. He k also enthusiastic over the treatment that has been accorded him during his trip through the state, and says he Las never met more hospitabie set ol people ill all his many travels than he has in Arkansas
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
Coughing at Night

Means loss of sleep which is bad for every one. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops the cough al once. relieves the tickling and dr>ness in the throat and heals the inHame d membranes. Prevent cold develop ing into bronchitis or pneumonia. Keep always in the house, Refuse substitutes
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
Baked at Cold Steel.

"I wouldn't let doctor cut my loot of, said II. b. Ely, Bantam. Ohio, although horrible ulcer had been the plague Of my life for four years
 Instead l used Bucklen Arnica Salve. and my foot was soon completely cured Heals Burns. Boils, Sores, Bruises, Eczema, PimpleS, GorHs
 Surest Pile cure De at all Druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
Careless Ahout Appendicitis
 In Forrest City.

Many Forrest City people have stomach or bowel trouble which k likely to turn into appendicitis. If you have constipation. sour stomach. or gas on the stomach. try simple buckth horn bark, and glyccrine. etc. as compounded in Adler-i-ka. the new German appendicitis remedy. ! r. Sanders states that \ SINGLE DOSE of this simple remedy relieves bowel or stomach trouble almost IN STANTIN.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17

Master David Webb was q victim saturday of painful automobile ac- cident. While attenp pting to crank car, the engine kicked back, break ing his right wrist The injured member was set by Dr. Bogart, and the young gentleman is getting along ahont aS nicely aS could be expected.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
Lets go after that canning fact

What chance has poor man ever to become president of the United States? None, perhaps, unless upon a popular wave of approval of some great deed speech, or other effort which would win for him the nomi
 nation upon the spur of the moment.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
| Household MpdIcinp,

That stops coughs quickly and cures colds k foleY's Honey and Tar Com pound Ms. Anna Pezer. 2526 Jef- ferson St. So. Omaha, Neb., says: @i can recommend Foley's Honey and Tar Compound aS sure cure for coughs and colds. It cured my daughter of a bad cold and my neigh. bor Mrs Benson. cured herself and her whole family with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Everyone in our neIgMborlood speakS highlK of il =.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17

The Rev Edward T. Mabley has declined an eiter very recently made to him of his choice of two parishes in an Eastern Diocese. and will re- main recturof the Chulch of the Good shepherd. Mr Mabey las felt lu>li- fed in this course by the fact ibat he and his family had just received so many evidences of the confidence and favor of pariShiouers and others in Forrest City that only tue strongest reasons ought to induce him 10 make a change
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
talAIilel l. Bad.

But Simmons Liver Purifier k de lightfully pleasant, and it's action k thorough Constipation yields. hil- iousness gneS. \ trial canYinees. In yellow tn boxes only Tried once. ased always
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
2 AAAAt - . ~

The Frying Pan Club. with the following members answering roll cal, is now in camp on Lower Black fish Lake, having left Sunday morn ing for their annual hunt Messrs F. N beRoSitt, ! NJ Davis. <. r. Me baniel George booles and Dr Doc icy. The party also has d colored cook and master of hounds in at tendance. Reports via wireless from the scene Of carnage said that they enjoyed fine sport, had plenty of grub, ammunition, etc. left. They came home this morning.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
No CalOmel Necessary.

The injurious effect and unpleasant ness of taking calomel is done away with by Simmons Liver Purifier. the mldest known liver medicine, yet the most thorough in action Put up in yellow tin boxes only. Price De. Tried once, used always.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
Don't l SC Calomel.

Those who know always use Sim mons Liver Purifier, because it is just as thorough but does not gripe or sicken nor cause injury. In yellow tin boxes only) Price 25c Tried once. used always.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17

Come on, boys, and let as bay same good pants. You know they have reduced the prices, and they are Iust as good as tallor-made. Yes. they sell them at s4.50 pair 1t Swartz Bros
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
Backaehe, Headache, Nervousness,

and rheumatism. both in men and women, mean kidney trouble Do not allow II To progress beyond the reach oi medicine but stop it promptly with
 Foley Kidney Pills. They regulate the action of the urinary organs. Tonic i'll action, quick in results.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
N EW ARRIVALS
 AT Warshavsky'S

sample Dresses. W0rsteis $ Nei- vets and SiltS, all sizes, II To II, hot q small lot but a solid hatt carload You want Co be sure and see this line bef0fe y9s buy that new dress. They are dfun- mers' samples. and l got them at One-third val C, aHd F5a Ltl the benefit.
 also have q swell new #iae oi tailor made saits. and biz l1t of cl0akS, in all sizes from tte little ones To >gi1 tAe sHa. ieSl babe Up To sizes suitable for tue largest lady in the land And they are all i'll the fashionable shades and cOlors Also Lave the new reversible elaae>z f5e= sure and see them before you buy elsewhere These Gleaks are all being sold at the lowest prices.
 Also have 20o sample Skirts, Corduroy and Velvet and WorSted, and tailored in HAIi Hish cloth. Have buttons 'il both sides, pockets in front high top and belts attached pleated seams in back IAeN are beauties.
The Forrest City times., 1911-11-17
S7 %
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Big line of drummers sampies
 pattern hats S35 Q1n
 values at .....s....=.-. V V We now have on sale black and white, and blue and ~hllt striped toulards. suitable Tor making collars on Princess Dresses
 Our big stock Of lleiidaA Goods will soon be on display
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05

Gently organized are contaminated.
The new company Is known as the
Bailey Theater Fly-rail Machine COM
pany, with Seth G. Bailey. stage man
ager of the Orpheum theater; Andrew C..
Carson, manager Of the same theater.
and Attorney Frank N. Bancroft as the
incorporators. and is capitalized at $780,.
600. The three men named. together
the Orpheum circuit. w. F. Webb and
Fred w. Feldwisch, are the directors of
the concern.
The company was organized for the
purpose of manufacturing a mechanical
contrivance for shifting and setting stage
scenery. 1t Is an invention of Bailey
and has been patented In all the prin-
cipal countries of the world. The com
pany contemplates the erection of a
manufacturing plant in Denver.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
TO BUILD RAILROAD AT ONCE.

With capitalization OF half a million
dollars. the Pueblo 4 Southeastern rail.
road has just been formed. and articles
Of incorporation will be filed with the
secretary OF state and the county clerk
of Pueblo county.
The new road, which will be in opera
ton In the fall OF the coming year, un-
less plans miscarry. will connect Pueblo
with the new town OF Wilson, about Is
miles southeast OF Pueblo. Later the
road viii be continued on In an easterly
direction and will penetrate just as far
as the promoters deem that It will be
to their advantage. The plans at pres
ent. however call for a Iine from Pueblo
to Wilson, although the company re-
serves the right to extend Its rails into
the rich agricultural territory that is
watered by the Arkansas river. with no
limit placed on the number OF branches.
nor the eastern limit OF the system.
While the Pueblo-Rocky Ford Land
company and the Pueblo Rocky Ford Ir.
rigation company are primarily behind
the proposed road, It Is stated that they
will not control the destinies OF the new
line nor manage It's affairs. II will be a
sort Of subsidiary company.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
CONCERNING ELECTRIC WIRING.

The following letter has been sent to
all licensed electrical contractors by the
city electrician to take effect Jan. l.
1911:
I'VE have notified the Denver Gas and
Electric company that on and after Jan
1, 1911, they must not connect any build
ing within the corporate limits of the
city and county of Denver for the use OF
electricity, either for power or light, un.
til notified that same has been inspected
and approved by this department. Upon
request of owner or agent of building a
wiring statement will be furnished, pro
vided all electrical work has been In
spected and approved.s
This ruling will insure perfect worR
by the contractor and immediate con
nection by the Denver Gas & Electric
Co. The following rule in addition te
the ones now in force must be compiled
with before electrical current will be al
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
PERMITS FOR TEN YEARS.
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
SHRiNkAGE IN PERMITS s

Building permits calling for the expen-
1iture of s11 1,25O,O00 have been issued by
the building commissioner at the CITY
tall since Jan. /. This sum Is $SoS'ooo
less than the figure reached on the saine
dav last wear. when 81, ,553, 900, which
SET a new high record, was recorded.
The decrease noted is due to the fact
that there has been a decided slump in
residence and apartment house building.
Last year there was expended for this
purpose s4,757,150. as against $500 this
year. =. A.
There was a material increase in the
money invested in the building OF once
structures as compared win last year
Among the large buildings for which per-
mits were taken out this year were the
Daniels & Fisher, Foster, Metropolitan,
Tramway and Central National bank.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
LAYING DOUBLE TRACK,
PUEBLO TO WAlsEN6URc.

Track laying has been started ON the
Pueblo to Walsenburg joint double track
line OF the Denver & Rio Grande and
Colorado & Southern. and II is expected
that by Jan. 25. 20 miles II have been
laid. This portion OF the line will be put
into immediate use. and will facilitate
greatly the handling OF the tremendous
tonnage that has been passing for de-
cade over the old single track line, rec
ognized for several years as one of the
busiest In the United States
There remain "a miles OF the double
track to be built. but as construction
work on the remainder OF the track IS
OF the heaviest type. II is expected that
grading and track laying will not be com
pleted before September OF this year.
Work to date has cost s1.250.OO the
track yet to be built viii cost In the
neighborhood OF S3.000000.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
STREETS ASKED FOR BY
RAILROADS INSPECTED.

delegation of aldermen. headed by
the railroad committee. inspected the
right of way on Walnut street for which
the Colorado & Southern and Burlington
had introduced in the council three
weeks ago an ordinance asking for a
revocable permit to build double track.
The aldermen inspected the street from
Twentieth to Thirty-sixth. at which point
the applicants in their ordinance pro-
pose to build a subway under the Union
Pacific track in a northwesterly direc-
ton to Thirty-eighth street near Wazee.
The railroad committee, of which AL
dermen Horan, Coates and Mahoney are
members, has under consideration also
the Union Pacific's bill for an ordinance
granting that company revocable per-
nit to build tracks on Walnut street from
Thirtieth to Twenty-fourth. An effort
will be made to report both bills out of
committee at the next meeting of the
aldermen on Jan. TO-
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
CITY OPENS BIDS FOR 1911 sup
PLIES.

Bids for supplies to be furnished the
city during 1914 were opened by Commits
sioner of Supplies Collins on Wednesday
of last week.
The contracts will be awarded as soon
as the bids are tabulated. The bids op-
ened were:
Nails-Morse Bros, $2.69; B. F. Salzer.
$2.6s; T. ]. McCue, $269; McPhee G NC
Ginnity, $2.75; Hallack G. Howard, $2.75;
Sayre-Newton, $2.75.
Coal-Bids ranged from 81 for bitum-
inous and $2.65 for screened nut. to 1870
for anthracite, the total bids for all
classes of coal by each bidder being:
Russell, $46.65; Rocky Mountain Fuel
Co., s4495; Northern Coal Co., $45.47;
Anderson Harrington, $46.64.
Cement-Colorado Portland Co., $1.S1;
McPhee & McGinnity. $1.S1; G. A. Bar
row, $1.S3; Western States Co., $1.84;
Hallack & Howard, $1.80.
Printing Legal Notices-Republican, 2
cents per line first insertion. 8 cents
each subsequent insertion; Post. and
8; News, 21k and 3Hs cents.
The bidding on lumber was very spir-
tied and the specifications will not be
known until tabulation is completed.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
WORK is POSTPONED.

Colorado Springs-work on the new
100000 administration building at the
Modern Woodmen sanitarium. which was
expected to begin early this month, will
not be commenced until February.
Superintendent white will go to Rock
Island. ILL.,, to attend the annual meeting
OF sne executive council Jan. Is. when
report on the amount OF funds raised
for the building viii be made and plans
discussed Mr.. White stated that about
half the required 100000 has been
raised and that no difficulty was antici-
pated in raising the remainder
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
DENVER is IN RACE FOR
ARCriTECT'S CONVENTION.


An effort to secure the national con-
vention of the American Institute OF
Architects for 1913 will be launched by
Denver architects Jan. IL, when between
200 and 300 of the leading architects of
the East will arrive in Denver on a spe-
cial train. on their way to San Francisco,
where the convention opens the follow
ing week.
Denver and Colorado architects will
have a delegation at Union station to
meet the visitors, who will be taken on
a tour of inspection of the city. In the
evening they will be given banquet at
the Brown Palace. The rule of the
American Institute of Architects Is to
meet one year in an Eastern city and
the following year in Western city.
Denver will make bid for the 1913 con-
yention. About 1000 architects OF the
country attend the conventions.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05

bank of Paris upon the terms on which
1t will finance the proposition. The party
OF representatives who interviewed the
French capitalists on the subject will
submit their report. The party which
went to Paris consisted Of F. L. Lucas,
general manager OF the company; VIII
liam Kenefick, president Of the Kenefick-
Quigley Russell Construction company;
C. s. Spears OF the Trowbridge-Nivers
company OF Chicago. and Charles r..
Brock OF this city. The foreigners will
send 100000 into this state for the de-
velopment OF the Standley Lake and
Henrylyn projects II the creditors accept
the offer made by them.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
PLANS READY FOR
STEELE BOULEVARD.

Plans are being formulated by Mayor
Speer, assisted by City Attorney Linds.
ley, to carry out the great boulevard and
park ksystem project which had its In
ception a number of years ago when
George e. Kessler, a noted landscape art
ist, submitted plans which until recently
have been held in abeyance. 1t Is under
stood that condemnation proceedings
will be commenced shortly and the Work
OF completing the project pushed to
speedy consummation.
The contemplated boulevard is about
so miles long. To complete 1t 1t will be
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05

necessary to widen Steele street Tor a
great distance and to remove many
houses and other buildings to permit of
extending it north from City park to
Forty-sixth avenue.
The creation of the Kessler boulevard
system is but another link IN the chain
of boulevards that Mayor Speer hopes to
see become part of the projected civic
center. Other boulevards are contem-
plated, and the whole, 1t is intended, will
by a series of parks and connections be-
come one huge system.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
CONCESSION MAY GIVE
PUEBLO NEW FACTORIES.

Pueblo-lt was announced here that
the Colorado Fuel a. Iron company oni-
cials had consented to make n rate on
merchant iron that will result In lower
ing OF the present price OF from So to $40
per ton. This move is made by the OIL
cials OF the c. F. q I. for the express
purpose OF assisting movement TO bring
new factories and industries to Pueblo
and to assist the local factories now do
ing business
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05

lowed to be turned on: "A ground con-
nection of sufficient size to hold wire
one-half the size in circular mills of the
neutral feed wire must be installed in
the main line switch box
Notification has been sent, in writing,
to local manufacturers to install said
ground clamp according to above speci-
fications.
Complete installation must be free
from all grounds and short circuits"
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
NEW MINING coMPANYs
LARGE CAPITAL szATION

A s5.G00.00O corporation was issued
certificate OF authority recently to do
business as the Moose Smelling a. REIN
ing company. The incorporators named
are Lewis II. Saper. Morris Friedman
and Fernando Henriquez The company
is authorized to do general mining and
smelling company business anywhere In
the United States. Its headquarters In
this state are at Dudley. in Park county.
Shares OF stock are to be issued at par
OF 800.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
BIG IMPROVEMENTS.

Two big public improvements will be
completed and another commenced the
coming year, these being the Alameda
avenue subway and the Twentieth street
viaduct, which is being built and paid
for by the railroads, and the Civic Cen
ter. The work of clearing the property
for this great project should, unless all
signs fail, be well under way by the. op'
ening of summer.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
Advance Building News
and Building Construction
ESTIMATES ALLOWED.

Two final estimates for work in i'm
provement districts were allowed con-
tractors this week. They were: Capitol
Hill Improvement District No. 6, Denver
Pueblo Construction Co., $16,S96.70;
North Side Improvement District No. 10,
]. Fred Roberts, $3,274.29.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05

The price is between $4,000 and $45,-
900. The name of the purchaser is not
made known, but 1t Is understood that
the lots are to be improved by the erec-
ton of business building in the near
future.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05


The Denver Board Of Public Works
will receive bids till Jan. 16 for Capitol
Hill Improvement District No. s; till Jan.
II, North Side improvement District NO.
IL. and till Jan. IS for Sub-District No:
of East Side Sanitary Sewer District
No. 1.
Walter L. Rice has awardeu Peter Nor
rison the contract for the carpenter work
and A. Olson the contract tor the brick
work on the F. l.. Birney hotel.
G. L. Bettcher has awarded w. H.
Hughes the contract for remodeling the
Hotel Law into stores and apartments
at Eighteenth and Stout.
Baerresen Bros. Mack block, are ready
for bids on a residence ON York between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05

The g. w. Huntington architect Co
has awarded contracts on the double res
idence at 740-42 Corona. as follows: Car
penter work to Lange & Gellien; bricl
work to Watts Bros; plumbing to A. J
Gumlick. They will receive bids ON two
bungalows for A. A. Wylie at Twenty
sixth and Eudora.
United labor bulletin., 1911-01-05
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