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Syrup Of Ipecac. T.. =. u.
Macy 2-oz. bottle. regu-
larry l0c., sale. ~
Sweet Spirits Of Nitre. T.. $.
i. Macy or. bottle. reg
ularly l5c.: sale. -. Zoe
sanitary Disinfccting Fluid
Macy Will mix with water,
directions on bottle. ioc
SIENNA Leaves. one half
pound In tin box -. iSc
stuart's Charcoal Tablets.
sale price. ISc
SarsapariiIa Extract Macy;
22-oz, bottles; regularly bDc.;
SAFE
Syrup Hypophosphites CONF
pound, q. 4. +. Macy;
formula and dose on label.
1907. bottle; regularly 5Gc..
seidlitz Powders. T.. s. T..
tMacyI; - In tin box regu
isrly lsc.t sale .,,,. zoe
sodium Phosphate. L. $. r
pound packages sale.... DE
sulphur and Cream Of Tar
tar Tablets Macy; regularly
Zoe; sale r
sulphur Ointment CMacyL:
regularly Toe: sale....,'V
sulphur Candles. with tin
plates: regularly &c; sale.3c
strengthening Porous Plns-
tiers Macy fun size; regu-
larry Sc. sdle......,..'h
soap Iiniment Macy; .
~ bottle regularly lNc.i sale
price ijc
SAL Eiiminant X m attic
salts; Sl.Op sizes sale SIC
siroIln, the Swiss remedy for
coughs and colds; Toe. size,
sale, iic.; $500 size, sale, 5Oc
snioi Tables (MlcyJs .
grains, 20 In bottle, regularly
l2C; gale. DC
Tyree's i~niiseptic Powder.
Sl.OO slzsJ VI"
unrture OF Arnica, T.. s. r..
Macy; i-oz. bottles regu
larry lOc.; sale..,,,,..itf
Tincture Of Myrrh, T.. s. L.
Macy 2.oz. bottles; sale
price
Iincture OF Iron Macy
2.oz. bottles; regularly ilc;
inrscellrd Extract Of witch
Hazel, u own compromising
and bottling, contains 10 per
cent OF pure % per cont
grain alcohol; pipts, re-;
quarts, Htc.; onc-hhlt gallon,
Dfr.; gallon, Obc
Vest Pocket Tablets lMaCyI
Chloratr Potash, Soda Mint,
BicirbOnate soda. Khuh1rb
and soda, Rhuhlrb aud Mag
nosia, Plain Hcpslu Tablets,
pcpsin, Bismuth ana charcoal,
popsin and Charcoal, Pepsln
and Blsmuth. sale, 49,. De
violet Ammonia Macy
pint bottles; regularly lbc.;
sale ,.,,,'..,..,,. 12c
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MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

AySiama-from Germany nutritious. invigorauns'
Justly ulEested liquid food, prepared by Doctor lheih-
naM, for children over two years of age ana Tor
aauIts' Contains six times more digestible' albhmin"ids
,Oiood and muscle makcrsl than the best cocoa. n cup
ol H~yglama-pre9ared in n few minutes-costing. &c
contains 90 per Q mt more nourishment, and four times
~ much heat-giving qualities as the same quantity or
bee1 Tea with two eggs. costing nearly three times S0C
q much. Ten-ounce package, regularly 74c, sale. -.
1907. package. regularly s119, sale CSC.
Iabiet form, regularly 40c, sale 39c.
Warmly lndorsel by tho medical profession of Europe.
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Alcohol, Grain (Macy): c.
OF. bottle. IDc.; pint, 37c.;
quart. OSc.; half-gallol, Lib
gallon ...2.SS
Alcohol. Dcnatured Macy:
pint. i2c.; quart. loc.; gaI-
Brow Nix IRE Tablets
Macy. plain or with Muriate
OF Ammonia, about 30 In bot
tle' SAFE
Beef, Iron and Wine tMacyL.
10 OF. bottle, regularly AZ;
sale -Dc
Blaud's Iron Pills (Macy),
5-grain l.. =, f.. 100 in bot
tie, regularly Joe. sale. &c
Castor oil. T.. :. T.. (Macy),
4-n2. bottle, regularly l.c
Cough Mixture Macy. wild
Cherry and Mint. i-o2. bot!!.,
regularly 2tc.. sale ...,. u
Castor OH Capsules, parke &
Davis, lO-gram. IL In Dog;
sale ..,,,''''''''' "a.
O~vOferrini saie..,..,..''D Dc
Omega on, soc. size sniee
price -"
Orangeine Powders; soc, size.
sale price. 2fc.; zoe size 81
price
Powdered Alum. L. !, +.
Macy {; wood box containing
. or, sale.
Petrolatum Macy; hotter
than ordinary Petroleum Jelly'
all with metal screw caps
Amber. ID, jars; sale Toe
White, 5-0z. Jars; sale lie
IarbOlated. j'o1. Jars; snle
Pomade. BOZ, lars: sale Zoe
hite. Derfumed. on, ar,
Prophy Iactum Macy reEu-
laUy soc. sale, ',.., -Df
Powdered iiennn lMucyD !.
wood boxes, containing 4 ol.
REGULARLY lSC.; sale 10
Pure Powdered B1rax, L. $,
=. iMhcy) E.lb. package;
regularly sc. SAFE. &c
feptonate Of Iron and Mani
gaDcse Macy; 1909 bottle;
Fhenaeetine Powders Macy;
S:grain;, ie In box regularly
Tsheuacetine Tablets Macy;
5-grsln; 30 In bottle; regu'
larry 2lc, sale iSc
I'herol SodiGue, roc, slse;
sn U'ruInine' riil., gram; 100
in bottle: u regular pr!c.
lNc.: gale, i'ir
Hussei,'s Emulsion Of Fats;
Sl,OO SIZE, F1'r......., Use
Hliubarb and soda Mixture
Macy 2-p2 bottle' regular.
~ 1 ir.. sale ,.,.,,. isc
Rhinitls Tablets iMacFl;
about 100 In bottle; regul ,I.y
Kochellc salts. l., : T..
Macy wood boxes. contain
ing 4 ounces; regularly l3C.:
sale =. lvc
spirits OF Campbor, L, $. T..
Macy; Coz. bottle; sale
price
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&. CarueRlc to Omclute.

Andrew Carnegie will formally open
the new building which he has built as
an extension to the Carnegie Laboratory
at New York University. opposite Belle
vue Hospital, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The evening world., 1911-01-10

"Maryci" Whiriing sbS0
SSr,nseH, v-,,,,,s,, macy,
NURSE "ep"' Grty sheets.
IN pa'" o. ,,........i3 e
H'l' u.,tl.. lMaCyl,
NurarS1 nat or round. tor
E-inrdn1inp snie . ,....''sc
.,.ri,,,cd Gausc tMacy),
,y,'N,rd lengths. yard Wiz
rs.uinrly 31cs sale ~'-''
scbuuuf.uwat,r. for cold. In
,be head: sale. ""
rhront and Nasal Atomi,~rs
CNacyJ. regularly oo',' sna
price ,''','' CO.,
white Rubber Nius''n I'D
size 36Nho l'Vn'stIi size
kl,dp' fptvla' ,nguIariy ace;
1NN2I, lhch'S' .7c
sp'''HL ,..i ,,,m-
DE thbis. M~fu'''"' Que
nrf-Ho, " IL. reg. price
9Io'ai u.c.; 40. 20, reg,
nnr,rn Inc., at .iOc.; No. 70
irr. priro soc, at .."@c
NASAL hiomiyer ar Sebui-
Irrr, for using mentnoihled on
Macy, reg pll'o "o''' Zoe
=
tlbOlrne Atoiriiers lN,nR
price G2c.' saIo','''''''" u
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Sale of Soaps.

shaving soap Macy, In
Jars. regularly 15c.; sale Zoe
shaving sticks Macy, req.
uloriN DC. slle. Re
Medicinal soaps tNac,,.
tarbOllc, Sulphur. regularly
io'' per rakct sale. .. e
Giyceripc liar soap tMnryb,
one h"li pound, ~ &c
Popular Everyday. soaps
hh'n,l Nlmond. cold cream
eeTInan nideyn2wsr' CIV
Turtle OIL iiatn, '''
loo. cake sale .,.,,''yc
Penn d,r.noy,.
sale regularly Use, ears;
LETTUCE SOAP tMacyb, reru-
AIRY roc. SAFE .i2c
Domestic spanish CASTLE
SOAP ,Macyl la lsna brand.
pounds cut IN Into 10 cakes.
Complexion soap ,N,cyl.
regularly lie. IA cake. sIie.'-c
Green CASTLE sosp. bars.
weighing about IA, hounds
regularly gDc.. snlo. .2tc
Supcrtlpe pcrfun,.d r.,i,.,
snap Macy. Violet. Hello
sapdslwoodi T"ssfl r'.'' i Hna
CAKE sale
Honey Glover soap 1Nscy),
. pure white soap, ~ cakes
]" " poN' regularly a0c.i sac,
2s
.,uI"n s,H Vncumbef
$500 E""b '"u'N " IegulNflN
The evening world., 1911-01-10

)
Hays Hair Health. Sino
size ~
Imported IVES, India BAY
Rum. 2-oz. bottle, rcgu..I
5lc.; sale.
JOYCE'S RUCASTiVE HAIR
TONIC and Dandruff Eradi-
Gator; sprinkler-topped bot
ties; regularly 99c; sale, DOC
Lavender Smelling salts
Macy ground glass stopne.t
our regular price Use; sale Tue
Lavender Water Macy, O.
OF. sprinkler topped bott,e,.
regular lGc.. sale
Liquid Green soap shampoo
Macy, O-oz. bottle, resuia.sss
sac
maid bath Powder
Macy i-ol. glass lhrst '.E.
ularlv 1pc. sale -"
MIX ~ Magnesia To",h
Paste, named "Boradent III
coilapsible tubes, 21c sH
sale
Milk weed Cream. soc 81,
2sr., s1.oo size 80
No-Grny Hair Remedy. Ss'ov
sizs .i.3t
New Popular Perfume for
handkerchtefs or. toilet .
INncvl: Wood Violet. carnh-
ton, white Lilac. White uell-
ntrnpe. Jockey club. feau
d'Espagnc. crab Apple ana
White Rose. sprihhl.r-torpca
bottles: sale
precipitst.d Chalk Macy.
voad hnx.s con,aIning 4 o..
''su'a.S a.r
Perfumed race
Macy. odcrs, violet, cneu,,'
lrrns' Ic"u ,a,o pre" ,aIc
-, 49,, rr..w
rTer"N'"' r%eruipriv
d. ,ic Use
.. ct a., -,y
s"""T s,ls'' Zoe
p.r.xii, ~
,N1rvtI-og boitie' regular
20 satc 70, s.oz Gottlc.
regularly ISc., sale lie. 10
OF. bottle. regularly ne, sale.
tSc
OuinS,lu Macyl for chained
hands. regularly 15c.. sale
prise b2c
~. vo,.r uocy, lo.oz
,nt,I. rcyulariv I3r. gale
price ............... ne
s.u..u,. ,,,. powd.
o"p., a. o.. ,,,L n,sb
brunette. re%RuInrIy nDc.: sale
price !tc
S. ~ ,.u. aud
ShcIirt I"wue'. ~" ~.
powerful. siiu'u ne,a. 'nsan
,ip,et. ,,'' ,naiin'
dEspaene' ~oarh't'"ch, "r1,nvh
lrope. enuet .'o,n, ,ios
aHu W. 49, 49,. .trc
r~es"'ar'E ""'''
sanitol i"ce 'ream' ~,
size '''.'S'
~
The evening world., 1911-01-10

In P~rogress-Money Saving Sales Of
Black Silks, Women's Furs, White Goods of All Kinds, Wash Laces,
Oriental Rugs, Parlor Furniture and Dinner Ware. Regular Macy
Savings offered the visitor to Macy's in every department.
The evening world., 1911-01-10
DRUGS, TOILET, Bath & Manicure GOODS

suspicion on them, for we believe them, broadly speaking. to be
all right.
This sale IS planned on bigger lines this year than ever before.
Many OF the preparations involved in this sale are products Of
our own laboratory.
The evening world., 1911-01-10
TOILET PREPARATIONS

lOlLEl fNf
Almond Meal Macy. one.
halt pound jar, pcrfumed with
violet. regularly Use. sale 1Oc
Bay Rum tMacyb, extra
quality; dark green sprinkler
topped bottles. 10 o., regu-
larry j9c.: sale........t Dc
LENDERS Liquid Soap. in O.
oz. bottle. with patent wire
holder. zoe size. .... lie
Borated TaIcum Toilet Pow
der Macy, scientifically pre-
pared. reg. Zoe; sale. .4c
Bandoline Macy, rose
perfumcd; sale. Nc
Cold Cream Macy. small
Jars. regularly 1Oc; sale tJc;
one-half pound tins. regularly
32c.; sale. 2Oc.s pound Jars.
regularly jDc.. sale price. tOc
Cucumber Cold Cream
Macy D., small Jars. regularly
loc'' sale lie
Camphor lee sticks ,Macyp.
regularly Sc. sale 80. sc
CnrbnIatcd TsIcum Powder
'MacsD regularly to; sslc.5c
Cherie Toilet Water MACY.
o,oz. bottle. regularly Ipc,
safe pEl'e Ale
Crani- Tonic Hair Food. Sion
size. 5Dc
Coconnut oil IMacyD. 5-uz.
Jars, regularly he. sale iac
Cucumber Milk and Orris
IuttOu 10 1l.t,t.
Coco. u,,,.. ~
nurc "~"',er. absolutely
nIc. sale ''"'' ''suiar,y
r,
,M1ryr. n'r"m iowdcr
price' 'ee"''''S -fc'' sac
go.
lapsiSic ,ub"s ,on'c' m col.
DOC. size. .p,i,,,
CnIox. ,roo,h
original oxvaen d'omM,u''r' tne
der, 2Jc. size. sal. w.
Dental pr.,,r,,,,n.
Powder I'm ,ina ,s '"hrSD
sale. ~ '1s"'"''S roc. .
Powder in glass. r%c,rI, ~
,Yc.; sale. ~.
Liquid In bottie
fhhNN tEIllN1IN
n"c'' sale. Lie
Paste In tubes. ~rcgnIari. -,
sale ..........S "a.
IDcodorixinx Powder ,M,rxI'
Ia JUS size bottle, regulariv
saie '.'.........i lie
Da1Rett 4 RamsdeII.s cat,
Sacs sale tubes. De-, I5c,,
6sc..sin Jars. xlc., 33c.,
F''""'
Eau de Quinine Unir T.,t,
Dandruff Remedy 1Na""
Soc. bottles, ~reguI9rIv ~.
sale ...........'' o".,
Eau de Cologne Mace, a,
oz. round. glass stonnar,';t
tie, regularly 3oc .sau 9o,-
Eebr's
Powder "e''otrope Talcnnl
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Manicure Requisites

Aliens Foot Ease. 'oc. s.n,,.
DR.. n. Howard levy. lin.
Polishing Powder. 5oc. Size
sale price ...,....... xDc
Dr. N. Howard IsNy's Rose
Cuticie cream. SOC. Size. s.,ir,
DIV
DIR. u. Howard iryy's new
pEa. speciai' .3tc
,Dr. ~. ""Ws'o"' 80 I1c
"e'"' ~ ,
Emery ""nr"s' i5r
rpA' '""'s'' 49, -
Emery boards. cStrh .uns
file shape; regularly W. uoHu
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From Paris

From Paris
Dorln's baby Powder.
D0rIn's I'oudre de iil De
~liunuyl. tints white, Hhr.nl
n~ature!ie, rose ..,''''' 'n'
Dorin's NioIeit- dies bois
Powder. tints white, rosc, "a
chel. naturella ......,,,io
Dorin's Rouge de Paris, in
paste form ...,.,..,..,f oc
Dorln's Nadine Rouge. shade.
ls-2i ,'.''''''.'''''fc
Dorin's Liquid Rouge for the
Iips tROsee dss LcyreDJ . Scc
Dorin's souyelie Texture, a
cosmetic Tor the hhlr, eyebrows
ana ry"lashes; COlurs black.
hruu. chataiu, blonde. .Dc
Dorin's IeIoutee Powder,
uutB white, rose, Rachel. sole
Bic
Dorin's ZisLa Cream. Rose.
n%gtugrllr, Rachel, W tie.
sale ,,,,.,,,.,,'.,.,,N G
Dorin's \inagrc Rouge. largo
size, sale ''',''.'s..'' -bc
DORM. Blanc de I'erie
Liquid Powder. t!nts, white
rose, Rachel; sale, ,Usc
Guerlain's JickN Perfume,
sale .Ni.iS
Petrol. Hahn for the half;
talt ....s. . sUpt
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"El-an-Ge" Ware
Guaranteed Ware

kreamer's Japanned Dust
Pans, plain. .~.~-.... lse l2S'
GHIv. Iron Water Pals. 70; 14ss
kreamer'S ~Japanned Dust q,
Pans, half covered. .... 2oe Z4o
Galvanized Iron Garbage - III
Cans. with COVER. SOC Z0eH
Galvanized Iron Ash 1s
Cans. with cover .... sl.49 SZc'
Japanned Toilet Stands. u
with basin. pitcher and -
soap dish. ....... 81. 90 9Zcv
The evening world., 1911-01-10
lie FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Our Regular Prices
Are Lower Than
Those of Others.
That Is Pretty
Generally Known
to the Public.
However, Just for
the TRANSIENT
GLORY of Under
selling Macy's, a
Competitor Now
and Again Re-
duces His Prices
Below Ours. AS
SOON AS WE
FIND 1T OUT, WE
CUT STILL
LOWER Not for
the Passing Vic
tory of Beating an
Isolated Compel
itor, but in
Order to SUSTAIN
OUR FIFTY
THREE-YEAR-
OLD POLICY of
Sailing at the
Lowest Prices.
Our Return
Cut Is Based on
and Justified by
an ANCIENT
| MACY PRINCl-
| PIE, and Is Not
the Result of a
Sporadic Rivalry
The evening world., 1911-01-10

Long before the Pure Food Law was enacted we guaranteed
all our own products to conform to the present requirefrents,o OF
that wise measure. We will guarantee our owl, products to be
pure and fresh. We are not responsible for those that bear other
labels than our own. This is not said TO dsparage them or cast
The evening world., 1911-01-10
From Moscow

Complete assortment Of
dainty Toilet Appointments
from BroCard. the famous per-
iumcr, included ave perfumes,
face ana saChet powders,
soaps. eau de COlngnes and
creams at prices remarkably
reasonable,
odoi Mouth Wash from Ger
many safe .'',,.,.,.. .tOc
FROM HAMBt RG, Germany.
Draiie's Illusion, concentrst-
ed Essence. Lily OF the VAL
ley; sale, OTc. Violet, sale,
nt.tt
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IMPORTED PERFUMES, ETC

ours is the only department store that maintains a
s.nar,te derart ment for imported perfumeries, our assort-
ment is 80 Comprehensive that 1t requires over atty feet OF
glass show cases.
lers to find in our department "a perfume or toilet Access
sorry that they had not thought It possible to obtain In
this country. The most exclusive perfumes can be
purchased here at very moderate priceo.
The evening world., 1911-01-10
Other Housefurnishings

Copper Wine Coolers. $500. $4.o9.I
S5.34. (,
Porcelain Trays. with nickel rims.
69c. 82c, Sl.19. ,., j
Five O'clock Tea Kettles. nickel or,
copper. S2.l7. $500. "A
Nickel-plated Chatting Dishes. $40
to S17.60. .s
Electric Toasters. S3.47, 500, $5.oA.
Mission Wood Umbrella Stands. - ,6is
Oak Medicine Cabinets. with mir
ror, S6.l3. I.
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Wooden Ware Specials

Hardwood Clothes Poles. Hs
\ II. long ........... 12c lUco
Pastry Boards, size AK
20 .....4......t... NC zee
Folding Table Book -
Racks. 97e 4Sc
Valley Clothes Bars, 5 It. 10
high. ............. oc DC
Hardwood Curtain III
Frames, Pinch Pins. 94c 7Zeo
Folding Ironing Tables. S "a.
II. long. Sl.O< 0loo
Hardwood Step Chairs. S1.2o S7esl
Family Clothes Wringers "a
with ll-inch rubber 80.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10
GOVERNORS IN \ BUNCH.

Oklahoma is to have the honor of opening the National Feeders and Breeders Show at Ft. Worth, March 18th next, by it's chief executive, Gov. Cruce, who is one of the governors in- vited, writes to Secretary Rhome that he will be on hand for the duty as- signed him. In addition, it is expect ed that the platform on which he speaks will be occupied by Governor Colquitt, of Texas; Governor Donag- hey, of Arkansas: Governor Sanders. of Louisiana, and Governor Mills, of New Mexico, all of whom have been invited to be present as the special guests of the show.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10
ADVERTISING DO PAY

That advertising does pay was strikingly exemplihed in two in- stances last week. In the last issue of The Times Mrs. F. T. Vance adver- tised the loss of pocket book between this city and Naylor's Mill. The paper was published on Friday after noon, and on Saturday afternoon MT. J. T. Gadberry, of near the Cut Of, walked into the Becker & Lewis store, where MT. Vance is employed, and handed him the lost pocket book.
 The other incident was-last week MT. J. w. Barnes advertised in a full page of this great religious weekly that he had purchased the Britain stock of groceries and would sell them at great reduction. The sale began Saturday morning, and went with a rush. Tuesday afternoon The Times man called on MT. Barnes to see if there was any chance of running the ad again, and was informed that it was unnecessary-th there was not enough goods left in the store to pay for running the ad.
 And yet there are some who con- tend that advertising doesn't pay.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10

St. Francis county is said to have the finest soil in the world for grow ing tomatoes, and we know from actual experiments and experience that the flavor Is far superior to any other canned tomato on the market. Tomatoes grown and canned here will bring from 2c 10 5c per dozen more on the market than all other brands. and we, or someone, are losing ''ze grand opportunity to increase the wealth Of this county and promote the pros perity of it's people by not making an effort to establish another canning factory here. It is true the other one failed, but that was due to waste and mismanagement and lack of capital It's product was in great demand at highest prices, and it never was able to supply the demand for it's product. We believe if these simple facts were advertised in the east and made known to eastern capitalists interest ed in the canning industry, that we would soon see one or more factories of this kind established here. We suggest to the Booster Club that they take some action in the matter. \ canning factory not only will furnish employment to score or more of women and children, but it furnishes market for tomatoes and gives the farmer chance to diversity his crops and add to his prosperity. And not only this, it brings money here from abroad, and distributes it among the farmers and laboring people, and they in turn spend it with our mer- chants or lay il, or some of it. by for a rainy day by depositing it in our banks. We want half a dozen canning factories, but would he glad to get even one big one. If any of our readers know of any capitalists or others who would be interested in such information. send them copy of The Times or of The Times Sou
 venir. and report their names to tht secretary of the Business Mems Club and correspondence could be opened up which might lead to locating ont or more canning factories in thi. county.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10

to whom the congregation had gather ed to pay their last sad respects.
 Uncle Jesse was a good man, he had led good life, full of good deeds and kindly acts. He had lived out his allotted three score and ten, and his life had not been lived in vain. His passing away removes another of the venerable landmarks that are be- coming all too few, and many heart is saddened at the thought of his pass ing But, for a goodly soul like his, death had no sting. He was ready and willing to go-ready to say in all faith and sincerity, Thy will not mine be done, and in peace to meet the loved ones gone before.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10

Many years ago this section of Ar
 kansas had the reputation of being
 very sickly, and it was generally look ed upon and spoken of as swampy. malarial country in which it was un- safe to reside. Twenty-Five years ago the old-line insurance companies add ed from 10 to ? per cent. extra to the
 premiums on all risks which they
 wrote here, and there were many other evidences of it's unpopularity as place to make ones home. And all of this was not without some good reason. The death rate here in those days was fearful, and many. if not quite all of those who actually lived east of the St. Francis river in those days were puny, pale-faced, bilious, yellow-skinned and quite unhealthy looking. But time and the onward march of civilization has changed all this. The extra premium has long ago been removed, and this country has been cleared up, leveed, and the sun has been allowed to get in, and the water kept out, and today this section is as healthy, if not more so, than the greater portion of the older states or anywhere else. We are re- minded of these things by an unusual and heart-rending death rate the past week in this county. which is most deplorable But every one of the several deaths reported in The Times this week were due to natural causes. old age, heart failure and disease which is and may be contracted any
 where, and is in no wise attributable to | the condition, location or any fault of the country, and would have no doubt occurred anywhere else just the
 same. It has been such an unusual harvest that the community is shocked and grieved and sincerely l sympathizes with the bereaved
 families in their sorrow and the deep gloom which o'erspreads their homess
 May God comfort them and "tem-
 per the winds to the Shorn lambs.a
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10
Into the days work of the aver

Into the days work of the average newspaper man there enters many duties, the fulfilling of which brings many joys and many bangs of pain. It is his lot to chronicle the events of sadness as well as those of joy, and in today's issue this fact is strikingly exemplified. The Grim Reaper has gathered heavy toll from our com munity since our last issue; in many homes there are vacant places, and familiar, loved faces are seen no more.
 To the bereaved ones we offer sincere condolence and heartfelt sympathy.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10

The Missouri state house at Jeffer- son City having been completely de- stroyed by lightning and fire, there will be a revival of effort on the part of St. Louis to secure a removal of the capital The big Missouri city has long wanted to be the seat of state government, and would doubtless cheerfully pay for new capitol build ing should it be located there.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10
Editor James D, Wood has receiv,

Editor James F. Wood has received a commission as Colonel and Aid-de- Camp on staff of Gen. George W. Cor don, commander of United Confeder- ate Veterans. The "old gent" highly prizes this mark of regard, and for him we return thanks.-Lee County COurier
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10

Gov. Donaghey today appointed Judge N W. Norton, of Forrest City. special associate justice to sit in the case of the State against the Arkan- sas Brick Manufacturing Company. He will relieve Associate Justice kir- by, who is disqualified. Commercial Appeal. Feb. !.
The Forrest City times., 1911-02-10

Keep your eye on the Arkansas Legislature, and you'll see in the end that it's done something mem- bers have drawn their salary.
Mohave County miner., 1911-04-22
The Tintic Shelter.

The fight between the Rio Grand Ky. and the Knight interests of Tintic still continues and the Knight people are throwing all of their business to the San Pedro Ky. This fight started a few months ago and since that time not a pound of ore from the Knight mines has been shipped out over the Rio Grande By. Mr Knight claims that the Tintie smelter at Silver City could have been operated successfully had the Rio Grande people given him an even break with Ihe other Utah smelIeTs in the matter of coal and coke and even went so far as 10 say that there is prospect of the plant being reOpeDed if lbe railroad will give him a square deal and make Silver City common point in the shipment of supplies
 The ore which Is now being billed OuI by The KDighI mines and other shippers at Silver City amounts to about go carloads weekly and this means between 4O,OOOs and 5O.OOOs worth of business per month for the San Pedro Ky. which is getting the entire tonnage At Silver City a re- DorI was circulated this week 10 the fleet Ibat one of the big smelling companies had secured an option upon the Knight Shelter We are unable to verify the report at this time.-Re- pOrier, Eureka, Utah.