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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-03-16
Quake Jars Mt. vesuvius.

Naples-A severe earthquake, ac-
companied by strong detonations from
Mount Vesuvius, occurred here Mon
day evening. Investigation showed
that a great landslide had dropped
from the upper part of the crater. 1t
is estimated that it measured 1000
by $50 feet and when it fell it caused
enormous clouds of smoke. The fun
icular railway was badly damaged.
A party Of tourists were about to as
cend when the shock occurred.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-03-16

Salt Lake City-The Federal income
tax memorial to congress was killed
by the state house of representatives,
33 to 10. The senate has adopted it
unanimously. A house memorial in
opposition to the Canadian reciprocity
treaty was lost in the senate.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-03-16
INDUSTRIAL development OF THE STA7EI
CLOSED SEASON NOT MADE.
Master Fish Warden Reports Colum-
bia Tributaries Overlooked.

bia Tributaries Overlooked.
Salem-M Master Fish Warden Clan
ton has submitted his monthly report,
showing receipts of $112.50 and dis
bursements, or accounts presented for
payment, amounting to 81, 1882. He
calls attention to the fact that the
legislature failed to enact a closed
season for Columbia river tributaries,
and that the closed season on the Co.
lumbia river extends from March /,
noon, to May /, noon, while on the
Willamette river and its tributaries,
north of the falls at Oregon City, the
season does not close until noon March
10 and opens again at noon April Is.
No closed season, whatever, he says,
exists on the other tributaries of the
Columbia river in this state, west of
its confluence with the Deschutes
river.
He mentions the fact that the
launch Astoria, which was damaged by
fire, has been placed in first class con-
dition for the closed season on the
Columbia. j. D. Mitchell, of Port
land, will act as engineer on the
launch and will be under the super
vision of Deputy Warden Rathbun.
The launch Oregon Patrol, it is report
ed, has also been overhauled and
placed in working order for the closed
season. This will be manned by
Water Bailiff Cor and Engineer F.
N. Sweet, both of Astoria.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-03-16
Contract Let for Ashland School.

Ashland The Ashland school board
awarded the contract for the building
of a new high school to Shook & Ira
yer, of Salem, Or, that firm beirg the
lowest of six bidders. The bids on
the general contract work ran from
s63. 900 to $500
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-03-16
Americans Ely in japan.

Osaka, Japan-"Bud" Mars and
Captain T. S. Baldwin, the American
aviators, made three successful flights
here in the presence of 400, 900 spec
tators. Prince Kuniyoshi Kuni,
grandson Of the emperor, was present.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1911-03-16
Kansas Passes Compensation Law.

Topeka, Kan.-The workmen's COM
pensation act drawn by the joint COM
mittee of labor was passed by both
houses of the Kansas legislature. The
act will probably apply only to haz-
ardous employment where Is or more
persons are working.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
The Sin Of Omiss;on

To Nt IDLY ly and permit another
side and take the business that naturally belongs city
u as criminal ON the part oi commercial
the guardians oi the health of municipality permit
breeding condition to continue unnoticSd Recently
tive o knitting manufacory with headquarters Lake
visited Gunnson aud around the
the company mills nom suitcase He to
NewsChamIon office and began extolng his in
formed that We proposed to buy needed supplies
unnson smile spread his face he Others
should adopt that rule there would e
visits to Gunnson Incidentally he informed
owned eight large mills in several towns Of Utah
thousands OF dollars worth product Colorado
annually Much o this product he said sold to
merchants there
Where do you get your material for your mills was
asked.
"From the do the New England mills. he
replied,
"Do to say that you buy eastern
and southern markets. freight il to Utah
INTO finished goods the freight back to Denver
RADIO points and still have enough left dividends stock
inquired of visitor
We'll that's what We doing right along and We have
made Ele OF money IN the business he responded.
Why II that Denver can't do the thing?
She can, she will only take tumble he aughngy
swee lou could do the thing here Gunnson
rates did not interfere"
Question What's the with Denver? All Colorado
towns would teneht from industry that
might acquire because OF proximity Beyond the pride take
Denver development, there also selfish consideration which,
contrary to the rule justified this instance Wake
bers OF the Denver Chamber OF Commerce Ii
say, tell us and We will apologize.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
Behold the Village Cut Up Getting His

Down IN Kansas and also in Oklahoma they putting
trimmings to the Naee Pest Every particularly still
retains town habits has Aeck happens
he the youth who dotine
ents or SILLY girls that he about the package
ever moulded IN human form Otentme- happens to be
whose brain has developed further than
teny OF dried With the youth there hope REFORM
the adult the case is hopeless of personal beterment
But have said down Kansas and oklahoma
1ound From Lincoln Center kas a of
human treatment OF school teacher that
ison IN the annals OF civilization Prominent citizens develops
We're concerned primarily the OF this They might
have been prominent but English
pled to the term If there the Kansas
f these monsters OF the
Will be turned loose to make room for them.
At fye, Okla lending against leading business
men and Others Tor S5OOU instituted by the
man who driven insane by Jokes rtra him. 1t is
said that most Of the srimps called themselves
ng to cover by placing their property in their wives
not to lose it, for it that Judgment will be
against them.
Verify the of the Intelligent Alexander is leading
rocky ground.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

again. ] don't know how to express
my thanks for the good it has done me
and hope all suffering women will
give Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial. 1t was worth its
weight in gold. Mrs. j. L. ENpLICu.
X. +. ID. No. I. Erie, Pa.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots ana
herbs. contains no narcotic or HARM
full drugs. and to-day holds the record
T the largest number of actual cures
of female diseases we know of. and
thousands of voluntary Testimonials
are on file in the Pinkham laboratory
at Lynn, Mass. from women who have
been cured from almost every form of
female complaints, such as infiamma-
tion, liberation. displacements. fibroid
juniors, irregularities, periodic pains.
baekaehe. indigestion and nervous
prostration. Every suffering woman
owes II TO herself to give lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial.
III you want special advice write
Nrs.I'tNkharp. LyRu, Mass., for n.
u Is free and always heap(1l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
essay 4uws' As~snisa

Beginning Sunday last the cere-
monies connected with the forty
hours devotion were celebrated at
st. Peters Catholic chsrch. This
service 10 In commemorstion of the
fortv hours during which the body
of Jesus Christ lay in the sepalchve.
II is made an occasion Of prayer and
meditation.
Sunday it opened with the exposi-
tion of the Holy Eucharist, after
solemn benediction following high
mass. In the evening Rev. VIM.
Ryan Of Ouray preached the sermon.
lie emphasized the necessity of
sincerity AID earnestness in making
spiritual progress
Following masses Monday morn
ing, Rev c. O'Farrell of Montrose
preached. He dwelt upon the in
finite love of mankind shown by
Christ. Monday evening the pulpit
was occupied by Rev. NJ. Bertrand
OF Delta. Pennsnce and forgiveness
formed the basis of his theme.
On Tuesday morning, at high
mass, Rev. p. Gallagher of Salida
preached ON the necessity for frequent
communion. In the evening Father
Gallagher again occupied the ulpit.
eloquently urging confidence and
simplicity upon the Christian. he
earnestly exhorted his auditors to
perseyere in their efforts toward
spiritual perfection.
The exercises closed Tuesday even
ing with solemn benediction and re-
posing of the Blessed Sacrament
AT every service St. Peters church
WAS crowded and the devotion was
pronounced by all the most success
full in the history of the church in
Gunnison. Rev. VIM. kipp, the
pastor, received many encomiums of
praise for the inspiration given the
members of ST. Peters.
The visiting priests returned to
their respective parishes ON Wednes
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
Logan For Judge

I1-trit attorney X NJ Logan of ikda announced his
candidacy Tor the lmoatc Judge of
judicial district Already organized Logan
launched according To information received from uray
Delta aud Other towns west of here Plans the
Logan clubs of
stated that T. Black o Monroe oppose Logan in the
convention
II Is believed generally thai Judge shack ord will e out
after denomination from the uans district Rumor
had that Nathan Miller Of wouId
but the News OF Grand Junction publishes a denial
Mr. Logan high Jiment at the of up
Chas Mca who sat Gunnisen the dis
rt court the absence Of Judge shackord Logan had
been working day and night for weeks
ing to representative d Newsahamon said
harder worker or fairer district attorney all
perience.
In the seventh district the ability travel
has been proven to he requisite of candidate
Evidently Mr. Logan has this qualification
would not he ready to comment that
his work Judge Mccall Republican hut has narrow
po'% Pendess that influence so many in Judging people
tended in the direction OF Mr. lob but from
meeting and with him several wks
would that he will do His record what we can
learn Is IN his ayor and that after ALL the take of
man seeking onee he be Demo Republican not
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
Grand functions Live Wire

The booster spirit has taken possession junction in
Watch the results We things
western slope metropolis The city has made
the chafnfer
Shaer, the king the organization will spend il Fes
knowing and that he will spend right goes without
Here's Fred The dry bones there
left since arrived will be assembling themselves
and hunting secluded the hills nav coppue
to osiz und-urte When nothing left for Won to do
Grand Junction extend your wbo
western slope Gunni-on might profit widening
o the scope of your Efforts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

j. S. Langston, Colorado and
Southern agent at Leadville but
formerly agent for the same line at
Pitkin, was in town the fore part OF
the week visiting around Mr.
Laneston once was the candidate on
the Republican ticket for clerk of
Gannison county. In the campaign
ing he went to Crested Butte aad
was introduced around town bv Pat
Hanlon, then marshal Of the Buttes
but now sheriff Of Gunnison county.
Pat was opposed to him politically.
but, like the good fellow that he is,
took Mr.. Langsfon around town to
meet the people. "He introduced
me to everybody" said Mr.. Langs-
ton, but would always wind up the
introduction by telling the person
not to vote for me. The result wa.
apparent in the returns"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

-fsttshg ~ over, gentle reader,
,s modern slang expre-saaa. and
refer. ~ the ART Of getting things
by" An example. A Lhsnses paper
tells ei sirawberrses thai rtpeBed
under the saow IN Oc,ober. near
Arvsia. Colo. IL adds. by way Of
emphasis. thai the spsessossble
product broaght the record pr,ce oi
the wear
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

lalmost helpless. 1
went to three doe
tors and they did
me no good, SO my
sister advised me to
TRY Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable
~ m poun d, and
when / had taken
only two bottles 1
|could see q big
change, so l took
six bottles and / am
|now strong and well
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Fred q. Shaffer, the booster -secre-
tsrv Of the Grand Junction commer-
csal associatlon, proposes thai pea
nuts be grown ia the dry country
aroaBd Grand Juaetioa. Give Fred
the opportunity and he will convince
vou thai hair eosld be grown on a
Mexican dag And Fred Is good
fellow at that
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
~ eYOOoc8

The ds..ppaaE.aae of cnscseus
troaa ro~s- ~ sne nesxEeorhOsa os
ti.e Afrsc@s Aetkoasss ehsrca N
Csraaa Jsseissa ss-PIrea tke pastor
b. l--se q s.aseasens blaming ths
irost,ls o. csi- Naai cosas were
she GAIA. psrsoaS
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

The folks in Fairview district will
have . little neighborhood affair
Thanksgiving night. There will be
. program of events, turkey supper
and dancing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

AT the tesa.r age II nssesy-ose
years. Dr ID X Pe.r-oss Il Chicaeo
qua the sse 81 tobacco. according b.
a.-p.sch from sh.s estv csve ~
al ths-e wears N whsch h. esJes the
-asothlne ssiaae 81 the weed aud ~s
viii be ready aud wsllsns " lure
sweat. also
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Precious The prsze psg os the
Crooks rsach has a very hae DIS
eliminating taste Reccntls he
Toosed lnto the sro.ad pair Of pms
paJsmss belongsne b. . vssssor. The
pa ajsmas were selected from the con
tents 81 a sun case which was lefs
care,essls within reach of the animal
PINK is rssher A. offensive color "
ash mascalIBiiy 10 gave approval ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Dr N u t;isc&sascs. the veserl-
Marian. " aosng eser D. .epier. Coso +,
500 b l'csis permsssufis the ssss
the ANIMALS ~ fhs. Fesson are t-e
he.ishs sur hs-sners THIS 10 ae
SLAM al Ceusor
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

A slxiv-hse-a4sllss,n asJlisr esEyos
stlon- isG the Pa.rpo~e II mergsnl
the kse and ien-ceni -s,,res o. ss'
eo.stry Is announced. Jsst saoIi.e
proof a tse wl-aom ct con-ervsI4,
the nickals.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
She
SUFFERED
FIVE YEARS
Fi.s'!y Csrsd by lylIa E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Csopsund,

Erie, Pa. =" suffered for five years
from female troubles and at LAST Was
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

tsesssae AEaer~sn ssS- ss wss4a
g snso the as1rv as-sae~~ II be
cos.ia earn b. us4lk cu~s 90 norse-
bsak
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24
Coal Prices Advaace

a al beyln of the
week The raised the reported that
the railroad Intended adding
freight charges but this actoa did materiaze
coI J,ane beat To
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Dir Hancock, a well l-knowh woman
physician Of New York. SAYS bach
elorhood for men and women is a
modern disease She places the
limitation Of eligibility Of men at as
wears and women at 80 Ne fear
that several Of our prominent men
residents. both Of city and Of county,
are suffering from thls terrible
maladv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Warden Tom lyman of the state
peni.eutisry told the Rocky Moan-
tain Hotel Mems association, at its
meeting in Denver recently. that
his hostelry at Canon CITY was a
successful institution, that he had
good patronage and never had to
advertise. He might have added
that 1t was never necessary TO tele-
graph in advance for accommodations
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

The sheriff OF Weld county was al
most driven 30 nervous prostrat,on
recently when asked To- ideutlfv a
number Of ARTICLES supposed 10 have
been taken from the trunk Of a Den
yer woman by a man charged vita
theft but later recovered by the
sheriff With his arms filed with
lacy hngeree, adorned with baby
ribbon, the sheriff stuttered and
stammered along ia al effort 10 at
tach name to each Of the garments.
Finally the Justice took pity ON him
and allowed him to place valua-
tion upon the entire contents of the
trunk Thus rescued from pending
heart failure. the sheriff went out in
the bracing air 20 recover his equih-
brium.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-24

Mss Rachel he'll of Adsmsgsile,
O.. celebrated her one hundredth
birthday recently ON the farm
where she was born and whore she
has hved the whsle Of her lfe. She
boasts thai she has never been Kissed
and never lndslaed in what Is popa-
larry termed-ss we'll AZ enjoved-
TspoonIag Longevity has ats at
traetIons, perhaps, bot in this in
Stance what sacrifice
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
FOR OUEOOHbOPLe
0lg Folks Should bf Careful in Their Selection of eggalafive Medicine.
.fI fo l+-f~r-Si3f1


 We have ssafe- e-aependable and al- ptvBaher 2adeab ipnecr ehat Gis lpar- ir1cajlarr 1aaap ted toithe sequHenents lIof aged people and persons IefIwps k Hshusuffer from ieonsti patton erl other bowel disorders eve are SO certain utsxs it lwfl relieve these complaints and fFise abseIute satisfaction in 9esers pastieulaf that weaofretit with our ieefsonal euaran- iteebuhxt 9i;i siaalr 1eossp tHe user a1sfi, sinp dfs itGcfails ote tsiesssn siaHe SSsrr zcaaisas2 Tais retnede isp egHea .Reza T H0nuerlles. Js sGg l smi1 sm0s IOE
 Dn RsxaHT tsFtierHes hape d sosalinc aAstreHatheni1lg," fbaiet end s'egulatapsa -acti6n tpen tine H9rsaeas Tber remove ell sifr+tasfsf4, Hrvftess. soreness ena weakfiesss They reHere t4ie ltpwels and associate organs ito more vigorous aiid heaiTiss acffplfv 1a4eg aare eatersaiFer c6aaaa nisp b saileH af.Bny time VI lseuf irfcotspeni- 5anea9 tio not leasse any -efiBfhs nau- sea dlsFrhsess. aexeessipe easaRAss iiat1ienee eflel her tfisanreH5fe eHaet Price 25c and 1Dc Seid eFs1pI at 1Flr store-The BexaH StU1e. gJ TT sEafi- Sdefs' Drur1steve Us Ea 9.Gz 1oA
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
sE0NIKfR MILL TIMES

" ' HtN 4Ao 4hS sb@4- S ONlus WSdL Sl for this time of The year, 1bur 4ook out for the bad weather when it does fet in. Our old z friend, Uncle Harri4n kohersop, visited tue county, ,capttal "Wednesday s- 'A-f-. .' cfA1s- tpy eSk1yruaslIng eark cxis Cn .t.Eaaaps S.es4!.ss- as as-iaS-goas tu
 farming. .s9iJo( .'sst~uTE
 Mrs. Winnie Woodiel, of Austin is tvisiting relatives and friends here this week ~.3e./
 MT NiIper died al his home near Wheatley last Sunday evening ,ot pneumoria, and bis body was bnried ih the Bel, cemetery last Tresaag
 evening. .-.. -.a.at'.-se F s.'a.g .fl .aSrandpa andGps uGna Sloni ker. and aNrs. Gee. Morris and family visited NJ and Mrs <, F Bq-ns gast Sup- [ tsryTa~aa gisGlnoi5asc sqon bn9 bnGl 10
 ase glad Isi ,i5 si,, ..s at a js,. osf1'il Jones is sSR R 7 sf4a 4shir ltsso t's ge,s pa4ter se uegsa weeks iai iaess.a ls diT5o, dEsa WaEsan Harris basbsen sd sfHng near HetRr the pas4 fsv says-es z. g5 7a' 2. sc2 AIr,1 Jesse Wilson stays dose iat asefne atlsse day Iof Baeold sm a8 s3oph, he fIas tne baby boy al q}ts q}s lt,11..pe.a t,1.pea s5 be. b.es T. tsi.:gq1g ss WiLDbIIUrSol2
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
gemmiseiapersSala.

q Notice lstnersts gwen tilaf pus SD ant do decree rendered lI the st. Francis Ehancerl feurt+. a1 ihe peeenznet Term. aalH rAerso waerell Nancy Cad 9g -aad N. ta.zsIad- ol were 11f-in tFffs mt NJ Matte F WrE-IrtI anN R.$- zklrs erTwere defendants thtsunaer siehed a Consnlls sionef or satd Cop~t, VIII ol = Saturday. February e5, 1g1i.5
 q tie west tr1r1ttioor of t4ae-corrr tfrv,, s in fg2pals panty Arkar-sass sell tp Enc rillgne \ bidder On credit Of four months, the follow. isfa. .efes scr ssed real srafe, to-w11Y fI9X31 TOT
 r1 rL 1s l st1Nts- 4tlaz ter tsW~ 1-4 nf sectiol twenty v-s1x@e1 the FJr Invest m s--te~ nv I-4 ofsecaors am ls fl vs Esl sYYd sae west yrats t
 east half Iw 1-a [ I-2l Of section twenty ii WI kl2 AaH ih iSwrisaipr SaI I5t po u fra ntea o1,
 B5nr wffh r1r1ropet4 ti s6r4a. ssee,cr+ts- < mpYNiredenai1ne g4r-una ssr. T errfe- r . -fI- E. V. PAYNE, Commissioner
 Jap .is, s4ali!@ I 2 z-Ja 4dtbs9Td 5a2l-g.4 4
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
.rHHr,
Mo1azlasi | tat easus line


 that | was h1s intention to make some {mp pFoFeueats fon his prnperty front ipg 'on izssd sprees Bno,in S4ae reax Of tdse property 1of Mre@ l.. Boyle. eIhe Forrest 'ctty Hotel aud LahdTpigt & Nadakin, and asked that the Street Committee have these property own CTS remove encroac1ments from .the alley and that I, this was done be would put the alley in good shape. Oa motion, referred 10 the Comnittee ou Streets and Alleys 3Nsr 1e.safla 1 x F
 There was some discussion about a dispute between the Board Of Health aud the Sanitary Oticer, and after go ing over the matter pretty thoroughly ' it was decided that said Board should conae before lhe Council and make complaints in person. 19 zsf asoe
 It was ordered by the Council that the city continue to rent the store room in the city hall. formerly used as police ceurts and the Mayor was in strIotaa te draw up the notes. '
 There being no further business ths CouociK adjourned until next regula, meeting, Tuesday evening, Feb. '.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
NEW CASTLE .IiMES.

,swt aceSnaraeg senio bta aihif'ig Tsprne wearaaeru aady sur E poets sste taking: adra#tayesg itsGeua1aux syaakt and doing some bioglyE5 5 Jn9iodh lldMr. and Mrsg Jim sainsanvasstet MT. and Mrs WR0.PhTie and family Sunday ianar attended Ichofefp at Dor est Chapel t-WodS
 l9i Mr. TK Swan sas at New Castle one day this week. 15Jos1GaJ l pssopthe sgth of This Hngith, Hef. .danS Mrs 1f1enrg Suli4vsn7 and Replae rsen, steo -safletitied preachers fseanrF aplk- ner county, in this state, 1eafne u iForeso Chapel obb Ereq questn I #eehdld Rserie& ofpeetanes, and gfa RSrnel tint sermons that we have been blesssdibJ listening to, tlfe fines# are ae4Ae de livered at this meeting Mary sdbk have been 2 brought -res Christ ant n1asfe lapEw in tise saving 2prseeiof thu Lord. our Gos,sa and. the lu4areh woadesFuilp) repIred. .7ssere Nert people shouting af5 5tsver tbs ilouses tas
 
 both 5lsedas aha niesiIt services. Tht serylcessY VII iaHt Iin 9e -qnEn Sunday
 NJ NarIen an old gentleman di . -.yrours nefet priced fsll fgad V Biilof k sEawinrds sl.ofe. las1f week sIi.Ik lsanpGsed attAaS Ae had an sastacskdi cranln collie. #tH= a... s= -s hH4 aI3 ! ia laAas \. $ eiitiie 9lurttql3 has beer 4titt s4ek, IbHt 1S ReS+sT at dis ,timsss isIf .a9Alrs5lfien Aalier hzs1 gnt. enoug1l1di -lIsmptas ans street. ear life and hds Iaccenred . sttUa|iQn -in triie Store ni ei-i 4-. ii oEben. 1.1z .I fsat. .ai8 tn75 8s9sSE Isszretg nope sIa representative will give Us .she mole Hlap flor sfYis , pesti, ,ihl44A ih4A camagEp us nQysrthan al other creeping things
 SUBSCRIBER
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

Mrs. Winnie Woodiel, of Austin, is visiting relatives and friends bers ifls Week -..r- u -----.------.-
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03
-N'fei HaSt' -fa iifS f's1-s5sssiUH
 over So00 woEstlxof wa<rfntl


 over s500 wonstpof9wa<rRnts to be can. eelled, which vi. still further reduea the amount Of outstanding scrip
 Marshal Davis filed "a recei pt from city treasurer showing si3- ,00 paid. Il by him ' - Y
 Alter some discussion it was finally decided that the Water X Light Plant should furnish the Business Men E Club with lights free. provided the Club would put in Tungsten lamps.
 Alderman Mcdaniel had some re- marks to make on the subject of the fire department, and several plans for better methods of reaching tires were discussed, among them that 8. reel, hose. nozzles. wrenches, etc, be placed in charge of some responsible party in the northern suburbs, and that a set iof harness be purchased for the Dig hose wagon, aud tBat it be kept inone oi tue loeal livery baFBs, where a horse could be hitcfied to ir al ouce The matter was postponed for further ac- ti6h' 6htif a.l4rer m9etf.fs9nb " Nt Il. l. Aebystt presented a peti tiesl asicfrig rhat 1ae De aiap we'd I 0 baild show window al his Store ou sFtaut s.saae. said shows " t-Fsaqw rta enci4acti about, six incbes, ,oD the sidewalk. aOn motion it was decided to net grsptatle petition -
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

witnesses. = -Mess1e. J Dusek and soas are aiis bres k '.ing their rice ground. - -, f .5'' -
 Work ap the new store building was com mmsnced Monday under. the managemept of NJ, I.sA,sPatty st '. ..5.a. -.
 Mrs. AT Henley Is having three new houses bull -in Goodwin. lt seems tAas stAe boosting spirit has struck GoadNin 1fe= as.-s -...e..s
 MT Mi Jordan was a husiness visitor to Forrest City Saturday after noon.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-03

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