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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Are tonic in action, quick in re- suits. A special medicine for all kid ney and bladder disorders. Mary C. Abbott, Wolfeboro, N. H., says: "I was afflicted with a bad case of rheu- matism, due to uric acid that my kid neys failed to clear out of my blood. I was so lame in my feet joints, and back that it was agony for me to step. I used Foley's Kidney Pills for three days when I was able to get up and move about and the pains were all gone. This great change in condf- tion I owe to Foley's Kidney Pills and recommend them to anyone suffering as I have" F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. *13
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
JEWISH STORk RECORD WITH 31 BABIES BORN
 DURING THREE DAYS
tSpeciaI ffom Unjted Press

New York. Jan. 3O-Wfth a record of 31 babies born within it's walls since II o'clock Thursday morning un- nity Hospital on the East Side is, to- day, claiming the stork championship of the country. Fourteen of these births came in fourteen consecutive hours, after whicl the long legged bird took a brief but much needed rest. Tn addition to these births a dozen babies were ushered into the world by the physicians of this hospi- tai in the homes of patients within the hours mentioned.
 The hospital staff believes that there is, psychological reason for this boom in babies but it hasn't had time yet to figure 1t out
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Among the passengers sailing on the express steamship Prinz Fried rich Wilhelm of the North German Lloyd line, from New York to Bremen, via Plymouth and Cher bourg, tomorrow are Mrs. Gerhard Drouve. Mrs. Elsa Schill. and Mrs. Gertrude Weller.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
SEN. BULKELEY'S BOOKS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS
 FOR STATE LIBRARY
Especial from United Press.

Washington. D. C., Jan. 30-Senator Morgan c. Bulkeley has decided to present his library of official books and documents to the State Library at Hartford. according to close friends, today He has accumulated a valu- able collection during his six years of service and is said to be at work getting the volumes in shape to send to Hartford.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
MASONIC NOTES

Tuesday-Special meeting of Cor fnthian lodge, F. & A. M., 1880. The F. C. degree will be conferred.
 ednesday.-Special meeting of St. Johns lodge. at 2 D. m- The M M. degree will be conferred. Regular meeting at 1880 D. m- at which the r. 4 degree will be conferred.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30

The first showing of the spring mill Emery in Paris promises some curi- GUS new effects in the weaving of s.raws and the quaint shaping of bon nets.
 Bow knots. whether large or small, are a favorite design for the slipper buckle. Set with rhinestones. they are especially handsome on a black velvet slipper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE

On the package when you buy Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. None genuine without the Bee Hive. Remember the name, Foley's Honey and Tar and reject and sub- stitute. F. B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy. s135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30
s15.ooo FIRE LOSS IN
 TEA ESTABLISHMENT.
Especial from United Press !

VOpGCIHf --O FT6SS.
 Pittsfield. N. H., Jan. 3o-Fire, early today. damaged the interior of the Kaimes Tea Company establishment to the extent of $15,0O0. The cause of the fire is unknown as no one was in the building when it started. The loss is covered by insurance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30

A pleasing effect is obtained if mayonnaise for a fish salad is colored green. 4 Title spinach juice will an- swer or soft, mashed green pease will -.,.r> nnln- well as consistena4s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-30

In preparing mayonnaise for 8 fruit salad some cooks substitute sugar for the mustard.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE.
FOR CORONER.
TIE TIMES TO BE ISSUED EARLY
 NEXT WEEK.

In order To give our adver. tiserS benefit of greater circu. lation and longer time on the last issue before Christmas. We will issue The Times one day earlier next week All copy for ads should be iu our office by Tuesday night, and positively not later than Wednesday noon to insure insertion Give Ills the news. Wishing all the Merriest Christmas, Yours, etc,
 Landvoigt & Vadakin.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
T. B. SELLERS FOR SHERIFF.

In to-day's issue of The Times NIT. T. B. Sellers makes Lis formal an neuncement as candidate for the office of Sheriff and Ex-Oniciu Collec- tor of the Revenue Of St. Francis county. subject. of course, to the ac- ton Of the democratic primary.
 Thad Sellers. as he Is sfamiliarly called by every body, is no stranger To our readers. and any words of commenda- tion that We might say of him would be unnecessary. He has resided in this county since 1881, and has always been identified with the best interests of the county and the community in which he lives He has always been a democrat in politics, but until now has never asked for an office at the hands of our people, being content 10 serve his party in the ranks, and has always been in the thickest of the fight, being ready to work when work was necessary, and never shirkiDg any responsibility. He is brave and fear less, sober and honest, conscientious and faithful.
 He is eminently qualified to fulfill the duties incumbent upon the office which he seeks, and if elected, promis- es to give to that office his closest care and attention. In fact, the same careful attention that as a business man he would give to his own affairs
 He comes before the people on his merits, is anxious to make good, clean fight, and will appreciate your support. We commend MT. Sellers to the voters of St. Francis county, and bespeak for him the kindly considera- tion which his aspirations merit.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
4. T. HAMILTON FOR ASSESSOR.

In our announcement column this week We present the name of MT. Arthur T. Hamilton. of Johnson township, as candidate for the office of assessor of St. Francis county, subject to the action of the Demo cractic primary election.
 Mr. Hamilton is q young man, native of Alabama and has been a citizen of Johnson township for nine teen years. He is a gentleman who is we'll qualified to ill the office 10 which lie aspires, and to discharge it's duties faithfully, conscientiously and imrartially. He has been I farmer and Democrat al of lis life, but until now has never asked for any county office al the hands of his party, being content To serve in the ranks If he did not think he was capable, he would not ask yaur vote. which no one could appreciate more than Ee. He says he will treat everybody as nice as lie knows how, and is candf. date on hls merits
 If elected We feel that Mr. Hamil- ton would make good officer one that would attend to the duties of his position with the same care and at tention that he would devote To his own business, and with the same fairness and impartiaIity
 Ne bespeak for him the earnest attention of the voters, knowing that every vote cast for him will be deeply appreciated.
 He has been twice elected consta- bIe of Johnson township, and is now serving his second term. He is a genial, honest. hardworking Demo crat and in every way worthy If YOur consideration
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
4 Real Educational Rally.

Monday, January l5, 1912. St. Fran cis County educators will be the im- portant people in town. and it is pre- dicted that our good citizens will be deeply impressed that there are forces still extant in embodiment of school teachers that are laboring for the good of the community in educating is youth.
 Prof. Jones, Asst Supt of Schools of the City of Memphis, will address the teachers and the citizens in the morning at 10, at courthouse. Prof Jones is a speaker of note and all edu- cator of worthy and fnrcible convic- tiOns.
 At in the afternoon a special ses- sion for teachers and the general pub lie will be held at the High School building The first part of the session will be in the nature Of reception. and the work Of the Forrest City schools will he on exhibition, and re treatments will be served The sec ond part of the program will be de voted to discussion of points perti= nent 10 the worko of the teachers.
 A1 night, 7:@o in courthouse, Geo. E. Cook, Sapt. Of Education of State of Arkansas, will deliver all address, which ali are invited and urged To hear.
 The program in detail will De pre- sented in next week : paper
 Mr. Joe A YoungbIood. of Forrest City, and Treasurer of County Teach CTS Association, earnestly requests that the teachers of the county send ill at once their quarterly dues of Dc, so that the expense of the rally may be partially met.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Hammond.Stockard.

Miss Tommye Stockard, Of tiis city. and NIT. \. F. Hammond, af Brinkley. were united iu marriage at the home of the brides parents in this city last Sunday morning Eev Geo II. kirker. of the Presbyterian church, officiating.
 Immediately after the ceremony the couple took an ea>tbound train for Memphis enroute to New Orleans. where they are spending a t~8-Reeks honeymoon, at fhe conclusion af which they expect 10 return te Brink ley 10 reside.
 Tine affair was in the nature of a surprise 10 all except the immediate family of the bride, ahd only they and few intimate friends were pre- sent
 Miss Tommye is a Forrest City girl, though lately she has been teaching a school near Brinkley She is young woman endowed with many rare graces and virtues, and is loved by all who know her. She X also young woman with rare per sonal charm and is eminently eapa. pie of adorning the home and bless ing the heart of the lucky man who has won her for his own
 MT. Hammond is a prosperous mer- chant and business man of our sister city. He is highly esteemed in his home town, and enjoys wide circle of acquaintances, among all of whom he is highly thought of and liked,
 The Times joins their other friends in wishing for the newly-weds a long, happy and prosperous journey through life. May their joys be many, their troubles few, and may they live long and prosper.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Ntrated or stolen.

From Jack Hodges place. taa=Hi-,, west ef Bohatr on December 3. fFl. one small Yellow Horse. aiih l.sze in face, three stocking feet. about n hands high. and about lo years old. and one iittIe Black Mare Mule. about Il hands high year, old Both branded on left shoulder with letterJ
 \ hboral reward will be paid for re- turn Of said animals. or for informa- tion leading to recovery Of same.
 JACK HoDeES. Bonair. Ark. or L. ]. PUGH, Forrest City, RED ,.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Wedding Anniversaries.

A gentleman askea as a,t Neek sh4faa~ tHe drSt Wedding AnaigeT. zary "a Iei aad haR celebrated. Ne eaai Eat an>N at 5ase. bat We have n4Eed tEe matter #g and f1uaihs fhat rf#8F- H86s .esaers s#s.# ee iafef-~'et#H af4e. ae fsye repr-lac.i taE whole IIs- Es,e
 Ffrsfftar cotton Wedding S5me t=IIzie- -ise i5=4s ptpef
 >ce# Hd year FaFsf Wedding
 fHHui year LsaHHer Wedding
 tFfH# teaf Wooden Wf4ai0r
 seventh year We4.tu Wedding
 TeufI year Tin Wedding
 tIfeentl year GrY~ta Hediine
 Twentieth Wear china Wedding
 TWeuty-Fifiby,ar Silver Wedding
 IhistletH gear Pear NtddlHe
 FHHieth year Ruby Wedding
 FifEieth year Golden Wedding
 Seventy Ftnh lear uiomond We'd dins
 There are eafi3a~ way, # ce.ehrat- ing. perhaps the most paaaia= pretty and elective being n reHear>e the wedding ceremonies u~t 4s neari{ as can Ice done like it oriEiua 1t occarred, >eFviag a eeediuE feast ailt such other entertainment a> nav be ap- pflptiate ta tlIe season ar a> may ne lt,lrt1
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
The program in detail will be pre- sented Ln neXt week. paper
THREE LODGES ELECT.
|. q. Q. F.. w. q. W. and k. and l.. If H.. Elect Officers for Ensuing
 Year.

Three of Forrest City's nourishing and prOgraSSive secret orders held elections last week at their regular meetings and elected officers 10 serve for the ensuing year
 George F. Taylor Lodge No. l96. l, .. c, F. met on the first Monday night in December and chose the following administration To conduct their affairs during l9l2:
 N. A. Pearson, Noble Grand
 Robert Britain. \ ice irand.
 Robert Myers, Recording Secretary.
 r W. Lewis, Financial Secretary.
 The installation will be held the first meeting night in January. At the meeting Monday night of next week II will be decided by the lodge whether the installation will be pub lie or not. and what nature of cere- monies will be had
 At the meeting Thursday night Of Forrest Camp No. 29 W. c. N. the following 0tlicers were elected.
 Past Council Commander. r N. Lewis
 Council Commander L. II NcGaf- fey
 Adviser Lieutenant. Robert Brit- tain
 Banker W l.. Lawrence.
 Clerk, W. II. Horney.
 These gentlemen will be installed with the appropriate ceremonies of the camp al its first meeting in Jan uary, 1912
 On Friday night the Knights and Ladies Of Honor met i'll their han, it being the regular meeting night. and elected the following officers:
 Protector, Enos F. Altman
 \ iee-Protector, L. M Royal
 k. and r. Sec. Mrs. NJ. l.. Sanders.
 Treasurer, W N. Campbell.
 Chaplain, Mrs Belle Scott.
 Guide, Miss Annie B0yett
 Guardian, Mrs l.. F Allen.
 sentinel, N. E. Brady
 0fganist. Miss Annie Pearson
 Trustees W. w Campbell. k. B. Triee. W A Pearson,
 We congratulate all three of these lodges upon the excellent selection Of officers they have made. and hope that under their administration the affairs of the organizations will con tlnue 10 be as well handled in the future as in the past
 Misses Stella Doyle, fommye Davis. and Eeora Fields. and Mrs. Bonner. oi Quigley. were shopping in Mem ohls Monday, and witnessed Re lpcFa 0f SnpDVbrooL LNarp,
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Ends Winters Troubles.

To many, winter is season of trouble. The frost bitten toes and fingers, chapped hands and lips, chil- plains, cold-sores, red and rough skins, prove this. But such trouble fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial convinces Greatest healer of Burns, Boils, Piles, Cuts, Sores, Bruises, Eczema and Sprains Only 25c at All Dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Don't forget the Ire nose proposition in the tumut approaching holidays and a political campaign. It's now up to the dear people 10 do some thing. \ dollar or two invested now i'll the purchase ot 8 horse, may mean a saving of a thousand fold when the fire fiend attacks you Tine Times IS ready To publista list of contributors. and already has promises 0f several contributions as soon =as the list k opened. Who will be the next oneg
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
10000 Votes given for each sl.00 paid on account or cash pur- chase. Forrest City Furniture Com pany.
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Nr DaFef ~aIze a prominent Hanser af Indiana ! brother af Mrs j. G He. aHa vIstFd EeF#a~f sees= #eft sHHli4s lls#sa= ea#H# from SsN Orleans
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 Nr J1e Block gr W8Hue N,#I known Nefe aud esteemed hy a #afsr circle If frieud. died saIdeu4 of heart failure Ye~'e6.iaH afternoon Ile was deat Hete. f bf#fHef af Nr Nate Block af tuis effy and the Blocks of Cross c5HHX Af Nate Block Aenf 10 NYnue l4st night r9atteHd tHe f4- neral We regret His death }erf mHct. and extend a4r kindy sympathy ta the bereayed f1miV
 Our frieud, Messf. N l. kIflA X Go. having disposed If tHeir efaeest stock. have been re4rr4ueiug tleif storergom. aH8 when completed MIL have one of the ueafe>i. eleAnesr= mar kets in Arkansas lr anywhere el>e. They have moved tHr his refrigerator and partition ta the ff8nr. ana aI.. have II heightened aF WltH p3iut and otherwise improved aHd er.aaasf fataz late them and tte pltlic au1 ei.i them ~uCress
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
GREAT PIANO CONTEST

Following is the standing of the different contestants ln the Grand Piano Contest now being advertised ill this paper Each contestant has number, and each has received the number Of votes opposite their res pectiVe numbers as follows:
 All contestants who have not in- creased the 20o0 votes given as premium for entrance in the contest. have been omitted in above list. but will be inserted again when they re- eeiye additional votes
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
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The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Mr. Bates L. Appeby. of Memphis. and his brother, Dr Scott Appieby. of Palestine. were III the city on Thursday of last week on business. and the first named gentleman was a pleasant caller at The Times office while in the city. Mr. Appleby was formerly correspondent for The Times in Palestine, and his contribu- tions were read with great deal of pleasure by our subscribers. He k also a member of the same local as the writer and several other printers of the city, besides having numerous other friends here who are always glad 10 see him.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15

Lets modetnile and rehabililate our fire department Forrest City has outgrown the swaddling cloths of the village class. and it's size demands up-to-date fire lighting appliances We have faith in the boys composing the department and believe that fl they are given the support of the pub lie they will do tue work required of them willingly and well.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
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Toys al Cost.

| am going 10 quit handling Toys alter ili> season, and in order to dis. pase 2f ihe fife completely. will psi lively close eat my entire immense stock at cost Come and ,ee. Every. tt=ifz tlr santa Claus. W r Evans.
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
No Calomel NecessarA.

The injurious effect and unpleasant neSs Of taking calomel k done away With by Simmons Liver Purifier. the mlldest known liver medicine. vet the most thorough in action Put up in yellow tin boxes only. Price pc Tried once always used
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
LIST OF CREDITORS
Of The ]. ". Beck eo.. Bankrupt.

Peters Shoe Co, St. L4ats ; #--4 HH l.. lIerzog X Bros. St. Louis >>o - James & Graham. Memphis. 1~j al IIamiltonsG Garhaft Mfg to-
 Detroit ,=s.#.s=.... =st . Geo Downs Go, GHicdE7 I- a55 Rouse lIempstore Go. Bditl-
 more ...=-..= ..-=z.#.... =-#.=-... tsh Oliver Chilled Pow Wafk>.
 Memphis ----- --.----=..- 5a Wm l.. Moore Dry Goods Go.
 Memphis ..=..... t#' fa f;eo r lde k G84. Troy f55 .tt Simmons Hardware Coz St
 Louis ..-.s.. .-=.. 70 ts II. C Go9dman & t5s#ta-
 lQmBu~. tuiO.-...... ..-...=-.. ff' IH H S Albright. erta4eaafs -== Tenn Sadder} Gaz. Na>hti .e s- Brink ey-Hafdy Ga NeHpa> 5> aa J. D. >tr0Q~ sad C0 ~l Louis o> IF Memphis tlaeen>@afe e9=. al OrgiH Bros. O.. Memphis A1 s# H00gie Force Gooabar llatt
 St, Louisz................ i,0 ls= Memphis Furnlt1e t0a.-... 20 H8 Stone Bros, Chicago tt4 t5 j. T. Farga~0n Co., Memphis boo G. Co. ( , St. LooiS.'............ Ell ;, Forrest City Grocer c.. Fol
 rest City........#.......... laol 5I ! Goldsmith X Sons. Mem
 phis ...... ..........#.=.7.. st.; ,5 C. L. Moore X Bros, Helena oa. Fairfield Shoe Go, Lancaster,c
 Ohio ....,................ ao .o Hessig- Ellis Drug Co.,. Mem
 phis ...........5...... #..#.=.... e0 Missouri Tent X Awning Go. III - J. ] Preis < Go. New York l29 0a Joseph Kline X Go, New ! ork l>2 )s Robinson Neckwear Go. At
 lanta. Ga............ .......... 1N @a P C Murphy Trunk Go, st.
 Louis. .....#.... .......-.#..... lls NJ Jas r. Code X Co.,st.Loais. 20 oo ]. \. Austin Clothing Go,
 Memphis .......... ...... r o4 Barnes X Miller Hardware
 Co.,. Memphis Sj 90 A l. Stevens, Forrest City. - 0oI The lcnenhouser Co. Evans
 vile. Ind #..#.......=... lGS 7s Burk X Riddick, Memphis is Elds-Lillybeek DrugCo., Mem
 pHlS....- =... ............. -j d3 Standard Sewing Machine
 Go, Cleveland. Ohio. ....... Ne ou Hart Saddlery Co, Memphis I46 - Lemon X Gale Co.,, Memphis il5 l4| l.. Bonner, Forrest City...... 3H l5| John Deere Plow Go. St,
 Louis ....#... ...=-#.#.# .,=..#.#.=... tu -a Western Wheel X Scraper e.
 Aurora. Ills #...... .=.=.=. - 10 \. k. McNeese. Memphis l25 oa Bush Grocery Co. Memphis >5 Mutual Trading Go NewNork - 27 Merchants faiir Co. Chicago Ie6 35 Little Rock Mattress Co.,. U 55 LaWo Goal Go, Memphiss... ti5 50 \. S. Bedding Co.,, Memphis, 49 ~6 StanieY-BarHes Med. Go, Sl-
 Louis ...................... 29 5u Wilson, Ward X Go, Memphis SIa5 a3 Nynne. Love X Co Memphis 2i0 To Ely Walker Dry Goods Co.
 St Louis. .'.................. I225 00I Heldman Cloth Go. Ciuciui l95O 0l B. F. Avery X Sons Memphis 620 T N0rvell Shaping Hardware
 Co, St Louis .... ...... 1o59 toi sanders paek k Rubber Go.
 St, Louis a................ 5sa G7 Sternberg < sons Memphis loco oo Nfonm}er Lumber Co. For
 rest Gity.........z.... =. 36a aI Sledge X Norheet Go. Mphs. ID T Mrs. L. HIlI, Ashland. Ky. 4l0 % I ! W N heeIer X Go, Madison l27 - | W H. Barnes. Memphis .... 5sl 55 | Chas Appel. Rawlisou, Ark. l59 S2 [ M N. Gaines, Forrest City. 200 00 | lill! X Young, Forrest City. lG9 - !
 Secured Creditors. Cook, Gray X Go. Memphis 4lg42 II Bank of Forrest City........ l270q 6g Ike and Geo Mallory. Forrest
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
Nh, Take aiomel

When Simmons Edxer Purifier i, so easy and pleasant. fet atfs last as II roughly a. those harsh pargallFes. f In yellow i'm Hoxsz only Price se.
 Tried once used aIRaYs
The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
With the Coming of Middle Age

There is d letting down in the phys ical forces often shown in annoying and painful kidney and bladder ail- mehts and urinary Irregularities. Fo- ley kidney Pills are a splendid rega- latlng and strengthening medicine at such time. Try them. J T. san
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The Forrest City times., 1911-12-15
l. |. NT0CktRD FOR CORONER.

In lts proper place in this issue of The Times will be found the an nouncement of MT !. r. Stockard as q candidate for election To fhe cnice of Coroner of St. Francis County. sub feet, of course. 10 the action of the Democratic Primary
 Mr Stockard k d gentleman who K well qualified to fin the office 10 which he aspires. and if elected will well and faithfully discharge all of the duties incumbent upon the office. The gen tleman Of whom We write k long. time and well known citizen of this county. For several years he has filled the position of constable for Madison township, and has proven himself l capable, fearless and conscientious of- ticer. ileis q democrat by inheritance and hy inclination. and has always been faithful t0 the trusts of his par tY. He feels that his services in thr past entities him 10 the careful and kindly consideration of the voters and thelr suffrage will be appreciated
 cur subject k loo well known tOour readers to require any introduction at cur hands, and We conclude by com mendlng hum 10 the people of St. Fran els county and bespeaking Tor him thelr liberal support