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The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
CHILDREN AFFECTED By Mothers Food and Drink.

Many babies have been launched into life with constitutions weakened by disease taken in with their moth CTS milk Mothers cannot be too care tul as to the food they use while nur1 ing their babes
 The experience of a Kansas City mother is a case in point
 T was a great coffee drinker from child. and thought I could not do with out it But found at last iJ was do- ing me harm. For years I had been troubled with dizziness, spots before my eyes and pain in my heart, to which was added. two years later. chronic sour stomach.
 The baby was born months ago. and almost from the beginning. it. too, suffered from sour stomach She va. taking 1t from me-
 Tn my distress l consulted friend of more experience and she told me to quit coffee, that coffee did not make good milk. I have since ascer- tained that it really dries up the milk
 50, l quit coffee and tried tea and Ut 4dSl COSOd- BUt they QIQ not agree with me. Then I turned to Postum with the happiest results. It proved to be the very thing l needed It not only agreed perfectly with baby and myself. but 1t increased the flow of my milk
 My husband then quit coffee and used Postum and quickly got well of the dyspepsia with which he had been troubled. I no longer suffer from the dizziness. blind spells. pain in my heart or sour stomach
 Now we all drink Postum from my husband to my seven months old baby. It has proved to be the best hot drink we have ever used. We would not give up Postum for the best coffee we ever drank" Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
 Get the little book. 'The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
 There's a Reason"
 Ever read the above Ietterf A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine. true. and full of humaa fatsrest-
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Hits the Insurance Companies.

Senate Bill No. PA, by Senator Lo- gan, to provide for the taxation O insurance, guaranty and accident in. surance companies not organized un- der the laws Of the state. provides that such companies shall pay an nuaiiy upon all premiums received, whether in cash or in notes. a tax Of per cent, to be assessed by the auditor Of state. The act further provides that every insurance com pany doing business in any ineor- porated city shall pay to the auditor Of state g. upon the S100 received for premiums on fire and lightning within the limits of such incorp3-- ated city. The auditor Of state is empowered to revoke the license Of any insurance or guaranty company or association that fails 10 comply with the requirements Of the act for period of 90 days after January 15 of each year.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
kST0NISHED THE "1lD MAN"
his 'Rah 'Rah Son by No Means the Dude" He Had Hitherto
 Seemed to Be.

The new governor of western ttate has two sons One is big and husky Ike his father. but the other ii more slight. and al times he rather vexes his father by his affection of rah-rah boy clothes and a general air of lassitude and dudishness.
 The two sons and the father were in the library one night and the name Of prizehght referee came into the conversation. The 'rah-'rah boy had been sitting by. twiddling his thumba, but his ears pricked up at the man's name, and he drawled: T rather ike that chap. He's all right"
 What do you know about himr the other brother asked. rather con, temptuously
 "Oh. he gave me a shade the bess of it one night"
 Cave you the best of it- botA father and brother shouted.
 Yes; you see. I fight under the name of Young Ryan and he counted pretty slow one time when I wAa down-"-Saturday Evening Post
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
s3.5O RECIPE CURES
 WEAK KIDNEYS, FREE
RELIEVES URINARY AND KIDNEY TROUBLES, BeckAcHE, STRAIN
 ING, SWELLING, ETC.
stops PaIn h the Bladder, kldneys
 and Back.

Wouldn't 1t be nice within . week Or ss 10 begin to say goodbye forever 10 the scalting. drfbbnng. straining. or too fre- lusnt passage Of urine: the forehead and ths haek-of-the-head aches. the st.tchss and pains in the back; the growing mus eis weakness: spots before the eyes; yel low skin: sluggish bowels. swollen eye Ids or ankles. leg cramps: unnatural ssort breath; slesplessaess and ths 6s- sponteacy7
 have a recipe for these troubles ,hss you can depend on. and if you want ts make a QUICK RECOVERY. you ough. te write ans get e copy Of l. Many . eoctor would charge you S2 just fo, writing this prescription. bat I have n and will be glad to send IL to you entire iy free Just drop me line like this, DT. A E Robinson. K-45o Luck Building Detroit. Mich. and I will send it hy re turn mall in a plain envelope AS you viii sss when you get IL this recipe contains only pure. harmless remedies. but 1t has great healing and paln-coneuering power,
 II will quickly show It's power once yor zss IL SC l think you had better see wAss Ii b without delay. I will send you . copy frse-you can use it and curs Yosap. elf at home
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
WILL TELL HOW
 TO GROW CORN
BOYS CORN CLUB AND HOG SPECIAL" TO START OUT
 MARCH 10.
Car Win Be on the Road During the Rest cf the Month and Many
 Points Will Be Visited.

Little Rock.-A special car, known as the Boys Corn Club and hog Special is 10 be run over the liues of the Rock Island and branch roads west of this city, starting March 1o, as a "folIow-up" of the Diversified Farming Special which was tbn through the state a few weeks ago.
 This car will stop off between trains and the public will be invited 10 visit il and listen to the lectures on various matters pertaining 10 farming.
 Prof. II. s Mobley. special agent Of tae United States Department Of Agriculture. Prof J NJ Wilson of tke Arkansas Agricultural College: J. ?. Paine. ec-etary-treasurer Of the State Farmers Union. and local coun- Y farm demonstration agents and other farming experts will be on the car to talk 70 the visitors.
 The car will contain an exhibition 1f corn. a box showing how 10 test seed corn and 10 get a good stand. charts on soils, soil preparation and the use e fertilizers. Also exhibits O, the boil weeFil. it's work and the best methods Of getting rid of it. Facts about the work of the county demons trator and how he helps make money for the farmer will be told Valuable information il regard 10 the best ways Of handling and fertiliziHg the soil will be furnished and il VII be shown how large profits may be made in raising hogs.
 The work is carried on by tie Uuife3 States Department Of Ag-i- culture.
 Tie following schedule has been arranged for the car up to the last day Of March. when it is to be in Little Rock:
 Mansfield. Friday. March 10: Bar Der, Saturday, March II. Bonneville. Monday. March 13; Magazine. Tues day. March 14; Blue Mountain, We'd nesday. March I5. Havana, Thurs day, March 16 Belleville. Friday March IT; DanyiIle, Saturday, March IS Ola, Monday. March 20: Darda. neIle, Tuesday, March q; Plainy!eE, Wednesday. March % Birta, Thurs day, March %; Casa, Friday, March 24 Adona, Saturday, March 9: Per ry, Monday. March 27; Houston. Tuesday and Wednesday. March e8 and 2a; Bgelow. Wednesday and Thursday, March 29 and 90; Li.-fe Rock, Friday, March q.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
With the Legislators
Vote Against Ex.endinu the Session.

Vote Against Extending the Session.
 By vote Of I6 ayes 10 I4 noes, a two-thirds vote being necessary for adoption, the senate defeated the concurrent resolution providing for an extension of the session Of the general assembly until May 10 The resolution was introduced by Sena- tor White, to which an amendment was offered by Senator Rodgers of Benton, limiting the extended session to April 10. which was defeated by vote Of 1s 10 l0. At the same time. by a large majority, the house tabled the Kersh resolution 10 extend the session Of the general assembly un- til April 20. Practically an entire day was consumed in discussing the resolution and substitutes offered as amendments. | seems 10 be d fore gone conclusion that the session will have to be extended. but there is a wide divergence of opinion as 10 how long 1t will take to clear the caien dar of the numerous important meas ures pending and yet to 5e intro dueed- Some Of the legislators ar. pear to be in favor of the governor calling an extra session.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Postpone Horticultural Bill.

Senate bill No So, for the creation Of State Board of Horticulture, Vas called epp on third reading in the house,sGbut placed back on seeoad reading for amendment. The bill calls for an appropriation of s5.eop for the expenses Of board of hsr- deuiture to compile data for the ben eft of the fruit growers. Objection Vas raised to 1t on the ground that 1t discriminated against other aeri- cultural branches in the State. Rep -esentatiYe Kersh sent up new fiIl to be used as a substitute. It pro yides that the commissioner of mines. manufactures and agriculture staI have deputy at a salary Of sI00 per month. whose sole duty il shall 5e to look afte- the horticultural inter- ests of the State.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Pass Depository Bill

Representative Warnock's bank bill was brought up in tie houge and passed. IL providez for a system of city, county and state depositorias. to be distributed equally among ne senatorial districts. Representative Warhock explained it briefly, saytag that 1t would be one of the great est revenue producing plans iu the stqte securing interest on the money which under present conditions, often les unused in the state treasury.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Insurance Bill Meets Opposition.

Senator Fleteher's bill providing for the licensing Of insurance ad- justers and for the payment of taxes On premiums not otherwise taxed, is meeting with considerable opposition IL was argued before the committee on insurance that the act would only create a trust in the State in that line, and that it was wrong, iras- much as it prevented persons from getting the benefit Of cheap insur- auce.
 The eotten men said they were op- posed to the bill, as they believed the new plan would be unsatisfactory. Those fayoring the bill cCntended that it would serve 10 protect eem- panies doing business in the State and who were paying taxes on the privilege.
 The bill provides that any pelson, except regularly licensed agents act ing as adjusters Of losses for ftre, life or accident insurance companies. shall pay into the State treasury SfO per year, and that those purchasing insurance upon any property in the State, not regularly admitted to do business in Arkansas, shall pay a tax of 10 per cent on all the gross prem iums on all policies purchased. The act also requires the payment of 1-2 per cent on all losses collected.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Wlfely Solieitude.

Appealing to the police to find ,.. husband. who went to work ana ts. not returned home at eight o,o,a-s but requesting that the officers nos.a CT arrest nc- talk cross' to him , woman left a note in the hands a. Patrolrnan Hickerson at Sixth and rs mond streets containing informa,io. concerning the missing husband
 The note In addition to giving 4. fcription of the missing man ra.a that the wife was worried nearly .,s. because 1t was the first tine that bs had done this"
 I don't want you to arrest him s continued the note. Tell tha roi,e. to please not talk cross to him "-s, Joseph Gazette.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Free Baths Bill Passes the Senate.

' ashington, D. C-Senator Clarke of Arkansas vas oHe of those forta- nate enough 10 get through bills on the calendar of interest to his state and. incidentally, got in strokc which enabled the enactment Of sev eral other measures. The bill for which he sought immediate consider alton was the Hot Springs free bath proposition, which had gone through the house Mir Clarke stated that consideration and passage of the b:H would take no more than two minutes. The bin was then put through.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Railroad Sale Made

JoLesbo-o- The Jonesboro, Lake City & Eastern railroad has beer sold To Lee Wilson. and the te.s owner has taken control The con sidcraJion was s256.000 cash to the present owners. Brown. Jones. et al. and an assumption on the part of the purchasers Of the bonded indebted
 ess of S5o0000. The management, oi the road will be given to W. II. smith, and the present general man. ager of tie road will remain in California for his health. Mr WiL son, the purchaser. is a big propertg holder in Eastern Arkansas and will build the line as rapidly as possible
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
A EreCucnt SpNsLen.

member for northern consttt uency, who was one day reproached by disappointed supporter for never opening his mouth in the house, repu dated the accusation with indignation Not day passed. he declared. but that he said something; and 1t was reported in the papers. too. In con Armation of his statement he pro dueed the report of the last debate, and pointed triumphantly to the Hear. hears" with which certain speeches were punctuated. That's me- he said.-Tit-Bits
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
WAYS s50,0O0 TOR SONS DEaIH
Mother Of Oscar chitWood Claims He
 Was Slain Throuoh Consniraov

Hot Spr.Hes.-Mrs. R. A. Wright. mother Of Oscar Chitweod, the pr.s- oneF who was murdered in the coua- v Jail yard on the morning of De cemher 2s, has brought suit in the Pulaski county court against Sheriff Sid Houpt. John Rutherford. Ben Murray and Sheriff Houpts bonds men, among whom is Ben Murray, for the sum of S5006o. which she claims is due her because of tfe death Of her son. upon whom she claims she depended for a living.
 Mrs. Wright alleges that the de fendants uniawfully. wilfully and pre-. meditatedly conspired and coufede-. ated together 10 murder. kill and as. sassinate one Oscar Chitwood. Drls- oner i'll the county jail of Garland county, Arkansas. and in charge. care and keeping Of Sheriff Sid Haapt and his deputies.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Fort Smith May Get Union Depot

Fort Smith.-On condition that the eity grants concessions in order tc facilitate traffic, the Kansas City Southern railway vii erect union depot in Fort smith according to an announcement made by the chief counsel for the railway in Arkansas and Oklahoma. The building is to cost at least s150.00o. according to present plans, and will be 225 feet in length and % feet in width. Tho Frisco railroad has agreed condition
 ally to enter the station. and it is lelieyed the other roads win agree
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Demented Woman Drowas Herself.

Little Rock = Probably brood.nc over the death of her daughter. which occurred last July. and. afre- showing signs Of demeutia for t5e last several weeks. Mrs. kanadv Hall. aged G2 years. escaped from hes home, near BauXite. and. fleeing throag. the woods. unde-growth aad briars, barefooted. for mile. jump. ed into Hurricane creek. and drown. ed herself
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
AGAIN RECOMMEND
 MUNICIPAL COURT
HOUSE COMMITTEE TO REPORT FaVORA5LY ON THE BILL TO CURTAfL JURISDICTION
 OF JUSTICES.
FAUCETTE MAKES CHARGES
Strongly lntimaees That Justices and County Farm Contractor Work
 in Conjunction.

Little Rock-Tbe judiciary con- mittee Of the house will recommend Tor the second time the passage e the Barrow-Faueette bill for the es- tablishment of municipal court L. cities Of the first class and eurt2il. ing the powers CT tae justices ef tAe peace.
 The bill was reported f2yorabiz some time ago. buf al the instance Of Attorney WiEH of Little Rock. WIG appeared before the committee oa be half oi the justices. asserting tha: their side had not been heard. the bill was called back Nr. Vim ap- peared again 10 speak against tie bill. As formerly, he stated that the volume of business taken aNaE from the justices Dy the bill would be entirely too great for the proposed municipal court to handle. and that justice, on account Of the inevitable delays incident 10 the attempt te transact the business hitherto attend ed 10 by several courts. would De delayed rather than aided. He alsa held that there was little of the in justice alleged against the justice courts. but that On the contrary. lue men went free 10 every che who was unjustiy fined
 Representative Faucette, supporting the bill, declared that the action e the jgstices in sentencing men U 3V0 days on the county farm when contractor. for convict labor were ia need CT men vas little less thar peonage, and intimated that the jus tice and the contractor worked in conjunction. He also called atteE- tion 10 constable raids Of gambling and diso-derly houses and declared that the frequent recurrence of the same names upon the justice dockets month after month, with no apparent sbating Of tbe offenses for whics they were fined, indicated a partner ship between the alleged courts ana those from whom they drew their principal revenue.
 Representative Wilmington also spoke in favor Of the bill. on behalf of the Garland county delegation He declared the purpose of the bill 10 be the elimination of the graft Of the justice, the prosecuting attorney and the constable. IL allows man to be fined in the justice courts he said, but il does not make him pay out the $l0 for the prosecuting attor ney. the $3.75 for the justice, the $3.75 for the constable and the B. for the witnesses. The witness fees are eliminated .
 Asked how the witness could be secured without fee in the municipal court. Representative Wilmington stated that the same manner em- ployed by the police court could b used He held that the witnesse would appear cn summons and that their appearances, even now. were Tot governed by the promise of a fee except in the case of deputy con stables, who. he declared, were often sworn in as witnesses simply to Sc cure the fee, regardless of whether they knew anything beyond heresay
 After discussion, the committee voted to recommend the passage of the bill to the house. At it's previous consideration. Washington, Polk and Craighead counties were exempted. and several members Of the commit tee will oppose its passage.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
RattIeenakes Appear Early.

The unusually warm weather throughout central Wyoming the last few weeks has caused large mum berr Of rattiesnakes to leave their dens and many have been killed by ranchnen and others. Not in the recollection of the oldest inhabitants have rattle snakes appeared as early in the year. Casper correspondence Denver Re publican.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Would Repeal Mine Run Act.

The bill introduced in he senate by Senator Keel, Senate Bin NO. 24a. provides for the repeal Of the mine run act Of 1909. IL Is the content.3n of the mine owners that the act .s responsible for the high price Of coal Senator Fletcher Of Franklin opposed the reading of the bill the second time, stating that the people in bis section did not want the law re- pealed
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Cannot Build Oil Tanks a. Helen,

Helena-The Gulf Refining Com pany Of Louisiana. which several days ago petiuoned the council for permis. sion 10 erect a warehouse and oil tanks in the southern part Of this city, was refused permission on ae. count of the increased hazard.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Philadelphia VIII Retake cens,,s

Arkadelphia.-T city coHpeiI ,, it's last meeting decided to have tfe census of this city retaken. The oity has advertised 7.oQ0 population. T.fa last census just gives the city a Don ulation of 2,744. gain Of only six over 1900. The proposition for ez- tending the city limits half a mile further west so as to take in the ay,- gro town was voted down.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Pass Liquor Bill.

The senate bill requiring that ii cense must be required in the county in which the sale is made before in toxicants can be sold passed in the house The bill specifies that every intoxicating beverage. whether seid under the name of tonic, "bitters, " etc, shall come under the prohibi- ton.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Vote sf,ooo to Disabled Prlsoasc.

Senator Hughes hill providing TOT the payment Of s1000 to Mrs. A. G. Morris, mother Of Curt Morris. q pupil of the Reform School. who was injured October 13, 1909. while per. forming manual labor on the new state capitol, was passed by the sen. ate, after a spirited discussion.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Arrested on Old Murder Cbaroe

Ashdown.-Deputy Sheriff Moon of Nevada county is here with Will Eaton. wanted for the murder of Ton Williams. living about 10 miles north of Prescott. The murder occurred in 1908, and directly after that Eaton disappeared. Recently he was located al Idaoei just across the line in Oa- lahoma, living under the name of Hendricks.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Approves Miller County Levee.

Senator Friedell of Miller county made a forceful argument in support of Representative Simms' bill pro. yiding for the creation of Miller Leyee District No in Miller county. with the result that the bill passed the senate by a vote of 24 To l.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Wants Constitutional Convention

4 bill calling for d convention Tor the purpose of drafting a new consti- tuition 10 replace that adopted in IS14 by the state of Arkansas, fixing the date for the said convention IS Sep temher II, 1911, was introd3ced in the house by Representative !fenly cf Baxter county.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Asks Congress to Aid the Jews.

Senator Jacobson of Pulaski coun. ty introduced resolution as I memo rial to the United States senate and congress asking this government 10 join the other civilized nations of the world to get relief for tie perse cuted Jews in Russia The resolu ton was adopted by unauimoas vote
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Ia Mennonite Minister

Miss Anna J Allebach Is the frs, woman to be elected a minister o, tho Mennonite church in thi. country si. though there are two women in Hol. land acting in that capacity She ia president of the New York University Philosophical society Her ordination took place on January I5 in PhiladeL phia.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
To Define Prosecutors Salaries

Representative Faueette has intro. dnced bill prohibiting prosecuting attorneys from drawing salary greater than $5,000 annually. and re. quiring all county and city officers. including prosecuting attorneys, 70 make q report 10 proper authorities monthly on all moneys received in fees, etc. and all expended.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
4 Religious Innovation.

A certain well-brought-up little girl yawned at the breakfast table last Sunday morning and yentured a polite proposition to her mother.
 T really don't feel at all Ike going to church this morning" she re- marked. Cant we just send cards9"
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
No Good Wishes for San Francisco

A resolution by Senator Logan. ex tending good wishes to San Francisco as the Panama canal exposition city, was tabled. The resolution ex- pressed regret that New Orleans had not been selected, but at the same time assured the coast city all the cooperation possible.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Monticello Agricultural School Report

Senator Woods. chairman of the joint committee to visit the agricul. tural school at Monticello. filed the report Of the committee with the secretary. showing the school to be in excellent condition and well man aged
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Not Rnastlnn nf l.

Theatrical Manager-I understand that you played with Booth. Miss Sereleaf?
 The Actress with much spiriu- Well don't think it's anybodys business how old I am!
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Bonneville win Petak. the c.,.,.

Booneville.-Dis Disappointed with the population figures Of Bonneville, as announced by the government burean or census, another enumeration is now being made at the eity's expense.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
"ersndfa ther Clause Adopted.

The joint resolution by Senator Robertson of Lee county providing for the educational qualification and enaeting the grandfather clause. was adopted by the senate
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Make June 3 Leqal Holiday.

Senator Rascos bill. making June 3. the birthday anniversary of Jef- ferson Davis legal holiday in Ar kansas, was passed by the senate.