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Evening journal., 1911-03-31
Christian Endeavor
Society
Lessons From Great life: Joshua.
Joshua, 1:l-l1.
Tonic for Sunday, April ?.

Topic Tor sunday, April =.
Last month we devoted one Sunday to
the study of the life OF Moses. the law
giver of the world, while this Sunday
we will study the life of Joshua, the
Christian soldier The passing of
Moses did not interrupt the Divine
plans. No man. however great his
genius. is absolutely indispensable to
God. The work is greater than the
workman, and Il abides and develops
though the workman falls. Providence
always has agents and servants IN
training and ready TO assume the bur-
den and the task laid down by their
predecessors Moses was In training to
succeed Joseph: Joshua was ready TO
follow Moses IN leadership; the man
tie of Elijah fell upon Elisha; Solomon
took up the work laid down by David; (;
and so God raises up one by one His
divine succession Of worlkmen for the
historic achievement OF His world-say-
Ing plans. This. also. is true In less
famous careers. God is training each
one OF us for larger responsibilities
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03

Sat batte Ser CUTE Maior ia aud
ieine beimliden 8eoenfen, poatt
aber ni1t oas @eft aus ser @anf
geben uno leiner Srau auitimmen
u9ieblt gu, Sris," isate iie nun
gang perfobnt uno Dertraulid
lid mil au6 einen groben &affee
geben uno ale einlaoen, 90 fam
Iid Damn 0eap an belten pr1ien-
tieren uno einfibren. Meinit ou
nidt am Sreitag2"
80, @ott!" itobnte Der Maior.
$50, es gebt ni1t an6ers, oas
mMiien mir nun mieber tun, 3D.
NIT fie 8erfebr befommt," leste
Sennp inn gan5 eifrig auseinanoer
r8is gum Stiftungsbaa lit bod no6
gu LANCE bin. @abe i'd niht rebt?
Ou fennit ia ,Delna."
.@epiB ba1t bu re1t," COB el
ieuf5eno gu. sd neroe mid alic
fiir Sreitae auBerbalb einquartie.
ren."
Limb nit NeGp ipridft on boIo?A
nSa!"
Sbm NOR oieie @flidt iebr ii.
ltig, bennoh lebte ettpas IN inn mos
i'm moraliih oa8u 5uans. Seine
6rau bate rebt, NeaD muBte ali
nie 9elnaer gerbaltniiie 3iidlih'
nebmen, es fonnte an9 linn legl
unangepebm iein, tpenn man fl
nod irgeno elmer Mi6tung bin ia
o%elnsfpert fa1t6.
9ennof) 5ogerte llnb 5ogerte er
Meap batte Elm geuiiies SelbItbe
muBtieilI bos inn imponierte, min
oeitens miroe fe i'm alis5nla1er
periuden, us1o OF er ibr gegeniibel
iiberbalpt bent rihtigen Son traf
5og er eelin6e in 3meifel.
Mm Sreitae pormittog enblidl ols
er aus Dem 9ienft fam uno es 81
&auie ungemiitlid mtBte, lenfte el
feline Sdritte gu ibr.
t1urtieGuno folnt.}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03

mubt ou INNER bic Gonne berors.
bringen. Damn barf Der @inter
ni6t SIT folt, Der CONNER ni6t Al,
norm iperoen, 1treue ben Sogel aus,
ebe Die Saot i'm Seloe itebt uno loiic
in falten Monaten nidt bonnern.
aber id Jag Dir, mag ou olif brineit,
oub ou lpirit berunglimpft perben,
pie mir, pe1n ou ni6t -"
uGinen groBen &riee ODER einen
8ein bringit. Nidt?"
SO ilt's. 9enn muir 10 fannit bu
Soffnungen barouf baben, at ben
n@lorreiden" bid eeielen gu f0m.
men,"
uDu @run1mbdr, ou. Cont nid)t?
SSn amolf Wonaten tpoqen mir pie.
Ser bariiber reben."
nBenn gu aft unb grieserGrnie
uno miibe nie id gemoroen biit. Get
bin bu Sprineinsfelo. Dir miro's
nidt better eeben, nie uns anoern."
0Sata, fir Elm @eilder," rief bas
neue Sobr nedii9 Dem olten gu,
ubalo l0ie i6 bid ab. uno bore,
-ih babe cine Mbnung, oob es mir ge.
lineen miro. So, id min unb merbe
groB, id neroe elorreid peroen."
Ser Inoere iob ibm ipottii6 I'd.
6eln6 nod. .@ia, neroe = lit
gang fdon eefoet. Ob's inn gelin-
gen miro? unb nenn es Der Jan
mas miro es lein, 9rieg ober
@ein?"
Ser @eim eefieI inn 10 gut, oob
er i'm mebrmaIs tp~ieoerbolte, tpab.
reno er in Die @ettertaihe griff uno
oen lesten, nod groBen 8orrat bon
4alte uno S6nee auf Die frierenoe
Wenidbeit in oidten Sloden binob.
i6iittelte, 10 oaB iib balb Elm tpeiBes
NEEDLES Sud mber @alo un6 SeI6
ausbreitete, oas 2eidentud beg altea
Sabres.
yMos miro es fem, ariea obet
@ein?" @ieoer nn6 tpie6er mlr.
nelte es bas 9erslein Dor iif bin,
>ermeil es uneeouloig BIG Ole Iesten
Stunoen langiam oabin in oen SfoB
ser 3eiten geiunfen tuoren, nno oas
Ebor Ser 8ereaneenbeit iid) bor i'm!
auftot.
Muf Ser 6dipene bIidte es nod
einmal auriid. Ser 3ufunftsidIeier
9atte iid eeboben, uno in feiner ean-
gen Sueenoidonbeit ltanb oos neue
Sabr Dor linn, Der nelte 9erri1er.
o@os boit 6u in beinem geutel
gefunoen9" REF Ser Site ibm frogeno
5u.
9o6 in Die frobIi9e Mnttport bin.
Elm Hang Der lebte ShIag Der @lode,
flane 0as @oneridieBen, bns @ufen
mo Subeln, Hang ods feierIide @e-
(dute, Der @iqfommengruB Der
Wenihbeit = uno bic @orte bIieben
unberftGnoIid).
GopfihiitteInb uno mioe fdlih
oas olte Sabr binaus, uno bic idtpe-
rem Sbore i6loiien iid binter ibm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03
LokaIes.

Die er1ten Gage bes 11euea
Sabres braften uns cine grobe ale.
berrai1ung. Mm Neuiabrstage mot
es iommerli6, Der thermometer
mar auf so @rao binaufgefletterl
nno am Montag batten mir e6i
libiriides @etter nit einem Cher.
mometeritono bon 20 @rao. &al.e
it 5tpar geluno, aber nidt, uenn
lie 10 plobIih eintritt.
Cine alte Bflaiterungsflagc,
Die ihon I'M Moi 1905 anbanet0
gemadt puroe, lit iett i'm AZ. Di-
itriftgerift sur gerbanbIung gefom-
men. Die Barfer-@ aibineton &om-
pagnie perlanet bon Der Nelion
Eaping Company, Ser l1paloe SIS
pbalt So. un6 Ser g. q. Eraction
Company $4,000 fir 8flaIte-
rungsarbeiten I'M Mittelpunft Ser
@tnot.
Mit Ser @abI oer neuen 81
rettoren Ser Snternational @usitel,
lungs @eieuidaft bapert's. $50
fem @elo lit, lit nenig gbre gu TO-
len nno Die @eienihoft befinoei
!, iif in finan5ieaen 9hmierigfeiten.
Cine 8~erfammlung Der @ftienin-
finoet am Donnerltag itatt, gu Dem
3mede, Elm neues Oireftoriur.
gu ertpdbIen, nadoem i9on apeimal
elm bergebIiber 8eriud oa5u &C.
ma1t p1roe.
Sci Der @abl elmer @ommii-
lions gertpnltung fir Die Staoi
banoeIt es iid Dor alien Oingell
harum, Gpitem IN Die gertpaltuna
gu bringen ltn6 8eamte an Die
Spite ser betf9ieoenen 0eparte.
ments gu itenen, Die bermttportlid
gebalten meroen fonnen fir oas,
mas fie tun ODER unterlnfien.
Sn Die @obnung Beg Scr.
Clarence Sones, SEQ. 101 Sit2ocufl
StraBe, murbe mdbrenb Ser Won'
tag Naht eingebrohen unh Die Die
be entfamert nit elmer 8eute boz,
$500, meiItens SupeIen.
Das 9unoesgeridt uno mt
iere Diitriftgeridte befinoen iih in
Sisung. IN
Ser Gtaotrnt trat am Mon-
fog 5uiammen uno pertagte iid MAD,
gerIeiunq beg Brotofons Bis Miti'
nod nndmittag.
SIN Sitter bon 70 Sabrer
ftorb in ibrer @obnung, 10 Starr
GtraBe Srau Anna NeuB. Sic
binterldBt einen Sobn Soiepb Cur
nn6 finf Stieffin6er.
Sn einem bieligm @oipital
ltarb am Montag Dabib @oIfi
BON 2oreoo i'm Sitter bon 80 Sab.
rem. 20
Das @eidaft Der 9lumber
tpiro in oieien Eogen bliben uno
lire Medmungen fin6 nidt flein.
Ger 5ro1t hut mebr fir Die
NeinIiffeit Der Gtaot, tpie unier
geiommtes GtruBen : Departement
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03
DDS a(te un0 0aS neue Ja6r
Bon 90 az &eDbreff.

sSn ben oberen 5hiflalsregionev
iaB bos alte Sabr auiammensefml.
EFT. nit beraufge5osenen 9eineu
oa, benn es fror uno iudte iih 10
ettpas mebr gu ertpdrmen. Weismll.
tig blidte es in ben tribeL grouen
De3embertag binein. 90 teilte iif
iadte Der 3ufunftsnebeI Elm ipenig,
uno ein iibermitiges, frobIides &C.
lihtden blidte berbor = bas reue
Sabr.
Xaiterden," iaete es iaalfbaft,
bait 6u ibon an's Hafen geoaht?
WuBt bid baIo oiinne MAIDEN nno
mir oeiuen Hlas einr6umen."
sSe eber, ie lieber," brummte Der
anoere, ubab' bic Geididte i9on
lange iatb"
vNanu! On aud? Sd BIN ebell
oa bitten an Der 8ergangenbeit por-
b~eigefommen, oa boden bic alten
Sabre 5ufommer un6 er5Gblen iif
ibre grlebniife -uno idimpfen tpeio.
lid auf Die Menidbeit. MGe mil
menigen Musnabmen."
~Nedt baben Tie. Wunbert mid
nidt. l1nbanfbares goIf fino fie
ale, bieie grbbemobner."
so, aber bor' nal. Benn -
5tDei redt giftig aufeinanoer fino, 70
bot benn bod eepiB ieber eine1
@run6 6a3u. @enn Die Meniden
olio euh nidt boIb fino, unb eu1 gor
idledt MAIDEN - ODER bieGeiht ma.
den iie bid sar nidt ibIedt2 giIt
am enoe audi cine bon ben tpenigcit
ausnabmen?"
ngab id niht tpiiBte." Ser MIte
ladte bobniid. .Sabe mid idon
wer peiB mie oft elm miierables Sab.
nennen boren, elm eIenoes, erbarmli-
Aes Sabr. o neir, claude nur oas
nidt. Wir er5dblen fie fider allG
nidts @utes nod. un6 uena id)
nal erit Bel BEN anberrt ba binten in
Der 8ergangenbeit angefommen bin,
Damn tperoe i'd audi meme Meinuns
gum beiten gebem."
rDu iuirft nift gu ben Musnabmen
seboren2"
~Nein, mein Sunge. gs geliiftet
mid gar niht bana1. Die Musnab.
men, Die iih oa binten briiiten ,,no
tol5 erflaren, oaB Die Menibbeit iie
ME bergefien mirb uno ibrer germ ge.
oenft, oas finb Die iogenannten eIor.
rethen Sobre. 8ieIe iinb's ni6t.
aannit fie mabrfheinIih ale an ben
Gingern ber3dblen."
~Nit oet1en olio poren bic grobc.
tpobner 5~ufrie6en2 Wie baben iie es
oenn nun angefteGt2"
uMein Sobn, bog tparen Sabre,
Die einen eroBen 2rieg nn6 blutige
8olferihlo6ten braften, oeren No.
men nit unberedneItden 2ettern in
bic @eidifte eingeeraben iinb,
Sdladten, mein giirifden, Die ben
@roberungsgosen elmer Station IN
ben Staub ge5ogen ober gonae Meihe
5erriiien uno aeriplittert baben. Dos
nenrien lie bort unten grobe. erbe.
ben6e greigniiie-non ibrem Stano,
punft BADEN Tie bieneidt reft. ltno
Der Sabre, bic oas @lid baben, foIhe
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Mrs WinSIOW's Soothing SVrup,

Seit iiber fiinf5ig Sabren BON
Wiaionen bon Miittern fir lire
9inoer NIT Dem beiten grfolge beim
3abnen gebraudt. @r berubigt oas
aino, ertpeidt oas 3abnfleiid una
hilbert Die Sbmer5en; BELT andl
8inofolif uno lit bas bette Mittel
bet 9iaarboe. uebera4 BEL oen Mpo-
E9efern gu boben. Gragt na9 Mrs.
@inslom's Sootbing SDrup uno
aebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents sic
6lalbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03
Sin SubilGnm Der 0etteruoraasiaae

Cine 3uidrift an Die 8oiiiide Sci.
tlng ina6t oarauf aufmerflam oab
am 9. Se5ember genai elm 8iertet.
labrtauieno peraangen mar felt benz
Gage, oa in Magoeburg gum erften
Wiale alf @runo oes 8erboltens oes
garometers cine Bropbe5eiung Der
funftigen @eitaltling Der @itteruno
gefpagt purbe, Die oann aud balls
eintraf. 9ieie iebr friibe g~rmabnune
Der 8rau1barfeit oes 8arometers
sur @rfenntnis oes fommenoen
8etters finoet iid in Otto b. @uire.
les 0erf Experimental nopa", bus
1861 eridienen lit, nno in Dem es
cuff Seite 100 beiBt; n@ls i'm pori.
gen Sabre iener groBe Sturm itatf
fano, babe id ieoeufaQs nod einenl
fur5 5ubor %ernabnten 8eriuhe iene
ein5igartige nnO auBeroroentIide gr.
nieorigung oes 2uftoruds bemerf...
Die il iiber ales ionIt getpobnte Mab
f%inausging, baB er Inn eines fleinen
singers 0ide nnter Sen unterIren b;s
oabin auf Der @lasrobre permerften
Stano berabianf. @ofbem i6 oies
geie9en batte, perfiinoete id ben Mn-
meie1oen offentlih, oaB 5meifears
%irgenomo elm GROCER Sturm ausJe-
broden lei. &aum noren oonaf,
'pei Stunoen bergangerl, aIs iencr
Sturmrpino aub iiber' unlere @egeno,
6ereinbrauite, penr er bier audi nihr
ebenIo %gepoltig miitete, mie es ouf
Dem S5ean Ser San gepeien mar"
Nus anoeren Nuellen meiB man, bab
Der genannte Sturm am 9. 9e5em,
Der 1860 itattfono. Somit fino olll
8. December 1910 9eraoe $50 Sabre
pergangen ieit Der erIten barometri.
iden Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03
Git elm tiefes @eheimnis.

Sd 6anfe Sbnen bonn @runoc
meines 9er5ers, idreibt s. 9. Ma-
Der bon 2etpisburs, 50. So, fiji
ben munoerbaren DoppeImten, ben
ih bonn electric 9itters bottle, in.
Dem er einen idueren Joa bon
Magenleioen uno Reconnaissance
beiIte. Sir l1nperonulidfeit, GeIb-
iubt, Magenbeihneroen, Wieren.
bereiftung nihts beiieres. geriudt
es. @arantiert. Sour SOC bel allcl
9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03
Msttet atuei Qeben.

@e0er meme ediueiter, nod ih,
ipiiroen beiite am 2eben fem, tpenn
es nidt fit Or. Sings Stem
DiscoberD" mare, ihreibt u. 9.
McDonaIo bon 6opettebiae, 81. 6.
Mir bntten beioe fhneren 9uiten
llno feline nnbere Meoi5in baIf.
Nan iogte iogar, meine Sftpefter
babe Die Ghpin1iudt; Sbre pun-
Derpone Meoi3iu bat utls geioe
bo1itdllbig eebeiIt. Sir ongegrif.
felle Sungert grf1Itiins, Grippe.
MIfbuin, &uiten etc. Brobeflaihe
frei Doc un6 ST. Sci allen Drug.
often.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-03
Ser 0iat etmer Dame tn gOtre GAME

Ser Stat ether Dame tn Mutre Dante
an ale bieienieen, bic an Nbeumatis<
mus, OBJ MN Wusfelz ober @eIenfr6eu.
matismus. an 3iifti6meraen, Segenz
&iidentpe6, S6mer5en in Der
Nierenaeeenb ooer Nerbenfhmersen Ieis
ben, gebt babin, an ie INN elm Sntgmits
tel gu fdreiben. ipeldes pieberbolt
ldmmtli6e bieier @ebreden gebeiIt hat.
Sic fiiblt es als lire Bflidt, oaiIelbc
IN ale fDitenfrei 5u f6iden. Sic f1ns
len 5u Saufe cine Seilrns berbetfiib<
rem, mas Sallienoe ~beSepsen f5nnen; Elm
Rlimaipehfel lit nidt erforberlid. Sie@
les entoedte einfa1e WaitteI ideibet
6arnidure niis benz 8Iute. maht Die
lteifen @elenfe gef6meibie. retnigt bas
9lut llno Hart bic Sebtraft; benz gan.
gen &6%rperIbitem fpiro gIeftri5itdt unb
Spdrmtug berlieber. 8enn 6biges Sic
tntere1ierf. 10 abreHieren Gie behmfs
Srlanann9 bon ge.ueiien Srmu M. Gums
mers. Dor 81. Notre 9ome. Snb. Gdreis
oen Gle In bieier Gnrnde.
-
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8sirntsidelse. - gebmrtea.
orsi6Ae.

ot6fnIe.
Heirnt8fMefne.
Clos. @oIoltein uno Moiie @eiE.
Monte 6. Noroml uno a6a Sdo-
Del.
2ouis @iersped uro Warp 8arce.
Grnnf S. Maing urb Celia Ma-
RE Cor.
Sra 9. @aite uno @oelaioe Gil.
lian 3oeler.
gmI Croft uno 2i55ie &empf.
Jran5 gooelbietel un6 Sobanno
MbIers.
samueI u. us un0 Olga et6ei
gmitb.
mm. Sobn Sauser uno aliec
Gamblers.
Sobn Serb Sboof uno 8lande
Catherine Meiubnrt.
Gris q. Shaper unb Settle Md-
mann.
@ebmrten.
Clos. Nilde uno Grau, elm M1o.
den; Greo. S6aeffer un6 Grnu, elm
arabe; 9ueo @oIfe uno Grau, eii
Mdoden; 81. Mnorens uno Grau,
Elm M66hen; IS. s.. Sacobs mno
Grniiy elm Maohen; g. g. @eper
iino Grou, Elm Mdbhen; 90. 8.
Ghubert uno Grau, elm Mdbhcn;
6. 8. stiebl un6 Grau, elm Mao.
den.
Tobesf1IIe.
German &latt, 38FSabre oft;
GotDaro 6. Gignopitp, SO Sabre
oft; Gopbio Sonnen, 6 Monate alt;
6rau Gbriitina Moeie, "a Sabre
aft; Grau Catherine Sdleiinser, 60
Sabre aft; Grau Senrietta 5abl.
buid), 60 Sabre alt; Grau Winnie
9eler, SIS Sabre alt; 2uoolf So.
freub, Sc Sabre aft.
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Sore, iieb = uno iftpeiee,
piuit ou in 6rieben Iebenl
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
School Notes,

The High School basket ball team played at Clarendon Monday and were defeated by score of 10 to 8. They seem to have had streak of bad luck lately.
 A Literary Society was organized Saturday for the High School stu dents. The name selected was the Philomathean Literary Society. The officers elected were Miss Annie Nab ley, president; MT. John Webb, vice president; Miss Goodwin Tipton, sec retary and treasurer: Miss Marye Me Dougal, sergeant-at-arms, MT. J. A. Youngblood, critic.
 There will be school entertain ment at the opera house on March r..
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
From Mrs. Boon.

From business letter received this week from Mrs. R. H. Boon, who is sojourning at Hot Springs, seeking cure for rheumatism, we are pleased to note that she has received great benefit and is enjoying her visit very much. She says:
 Enclosed find check for my sub scription to The Times. Please change my address to 1900 Central avenue l have been stopping at the Capitol Hotel for five months with a friend of mine. Mrs. Fanville, of Joiner, Ark. We are now six blocks south of the Capitol in six room cottage, comparatively new, with all modern conyeniences. We have nice garden spot, some fine chickens and a horse and buggy MT. Fan. vile has rheumatism. I came to Hot Springs for rheumatic trouble and was greatly benefited before finished the first course of baths. I cannot say too much for Hot Springs. for health, good schools, churches and congenial and sociable people.
 Best wishes to you and family.
 MRS. R. H. BooN.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
A Letter of Appreciation.

The following letter was received a couple of weeks ago. and is much ap- preciated. Mir. Wagner. who has been in the naval service for some thing over two years, is we'll known and esteemed by many of our people, and he has always had a warm spot in his heart for this city and it's peo- pie:
 Guantanamo Bay. Cuba, Feb. 5. MeSsrs. Landyoigt < yadakln, For
 rest City, Ark:
 Dear Sirs-Just received statement and enclosed find sl.50 for same. I would not do without the Religious Weekly if il cost me s5.5o. and the fine part about 1t, it comes regular ly. Don't think I have ever missed a single copy. received two copies while in England and two while in France. had great time in both countries, especially in London and Paris-saw everything, I guess, that was of any interest, but as to living in either country l say no-the Uni ted States for me. We saw some very fine looking battleships and Dreadnaughts while in port a: Wey- mouth, England, but l will say they have not got the armour plate that We have and don't think they would last long in battle. We were treat ed fine in both countries. It seemed as though they could not do enough for us, and by the way. I shod horse while in London. Of course it was of interest to me to visit some of the shops and l had the pleasure If that Is what We would call horseshoeing) of showing them how we do it. surprised them by doing my work so much quicker than they do. They asked me if all horseshoers in the States worked as fast as I did. They are awful slow workmen. We have them bested all around.
 We left Cherbourg, France, Dec. 3l, and arrived here Jan. l4, and will be here about one month yet. I like it here-this is where we have our recreation days and sports along with the routine of drills and maneuyers, Well, it is just about pipe-down for breakfast, so l will have to bring my letter to close. Best regards to all my friends. H. A. Wagner.
 [. s. s. Connecticut.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
DEMOCRAT TIMES

Health is pretty good. We are having very good weather now
 The Judge went to Memphis Sun- day, and returned Tuesday. The farmers are preparing for planting time.
 The Chronic Kicker is planting her garden.
 Our mail carrier is still here. and is always on time.
 Miss Laura Anderson was a pleas ant visitor to Heth Sunday. MT. Cranor passed through here last Sunday, returning the same day. Bro. Robinson will be here next Sunday to preach to us The Chronic Kicker says she is go- ing fishing as soon as the weather will admit.
 MT J. H Smalley is having a two story house erected on his plantation at this place.
 Silver Bill No. ?
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
 Cosmos Club
The Cosmos Club met with Mrs Louis Rollwage, Feb. 20. Program:
 Ancient Greece-Symposium.

The Cosmos Club met with Mrs Louis Rollwage, Feb 20. Program:
 Ancient Greece-Symposium. Ancient o. Days. August Athena Where are thy men Of might thy grand in
 soul:
 Gone. giimmering through the dream oi
 things that were. Byron.
 Three minutes for each talk.
 Tell the Story of Pythagoras-men. tion some of his Enigmatic Savings Mrs. German.
 Name the Seven Wise Men and Maxims. Characteristics Of E1eh-Mrs. Norton
 Music Mrs. Pettus.
 Tell the Story of Greek Anthology and whose name is inseparably con- nected with it-Miss P'Pool.
 Give the Story of Romance Mrs. Jones.
 Reading Hymn 10 the Savior Christ: the earliest Christian Hymn of known authorship, by Clement Miss Nell Jordan
 Music: Hymn, by stephen the Sab aite-Mrs Alderson.
 Tell the Story Of John Chrysostom Mrs Evans.
 Tell the story of Plato. and now he has been a source Of inspiration for the great thinkers of our generation Mrs. Gatiing
 Give one of .Esop's Fables. also give one minute sketch of lis life Mrs. Becker
 Tell the story Of Prometheus Bound Mrs. Hatcher.
 What event did All Athens Day, commemoratee-M Grady.
 The Parthenon-The Acropolis- The Hill Of Mars-Mrs. Matthews.
 Describe Home Life of the Greeks Miss Alice Wolfe.
 Tell Something Of the Greek Schools-Miss Winfield.
 Roll Call: The Greek Fathers.
 The club will meet March witl Mrs. Calling.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Attacks School Principal,

A severe attack on School Principal Charles E. Allen. of Sylyania, Ga. is thus told by him: "For more than three years, he writes. T suffered indescribable torture from rheuma- tism. liver and stomach trouble and diseased kidneys. All remedies failed till l used Electric Bitters. but four bottles of this wonderful remedy cured me completely. Such results are common. Thousands bless them Tor curing stomach trouble, female complaints, kidney disorders, bilious ness, and for new health and vigor. Try them. Only 50c at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
4 Fierce Night Alarm

is the hoarse, startling cough of a child, suddenly attacked by croup. Often 1t aroused Lewis Chamblin oi Manchester. O. tR R. No. ? for their four children were greatly sub- ject 10 croup. Sometimes in severe attacks, he wrote. we were afraid they would die, but since we proved what certain remedy Dr. King $ New Discovery is. we have no fear We rely on it for eroup and for coughs, colds or any throat or lung trouble ' So do thousands of others So may you. Asthma, hay fever. la. grippe. whooping cough. hemor images fly before il. 50c and sl.00. Sold by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Notice Improvement District No. ?

The tax book for the collection ot the special assessment upon the req property in District No. ?. for the purpose of installing and extending the waterworks has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments on or before April 10, 1911. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the col. lection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of February, 1911.
 2-lO-4t H. A. KNIGHT, Collector
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Special Medicine for Kidney Ailments

Many elderly people have found in Foley's Kidney Remedy quick re- lief and permanent benefit from kid. ney and bladder ailments and from annoying urinary Irregularities due to advancing years. Isaac N. Began. Farmer, Mo-, says: "Foley's Kidney Remedy effected a complete cure in my case and l want others to know of 1t" j. r Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1911-03-03
Strayed or Stolen,

From range near Riverview, blue horse mule l4i hands high, ' years old, branded N on left shoulder; will pay liberal reward for return or for information leading to his recovery, Naylor X Allen O., Bonair.
 or,
 Naylor & Johnson Co.,, Riyeryiew.
 or,
 Jno. W. Naylor, Forrest City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-24
List Of Unclaimed Letters.

Women-Rartlett. Mrs. Sadie l.;
Crosby. Mrs. Fred s.; Dulac, Mrs.
Peter; Enders, Mrs Oscar; Grant,
Mrs. Colin NJ. t.: Gipsan. Mrs. Henry
Hutchins, Miss Alma; jackson, Miss
Vera; kimball, Ina; McCan, Maude:
Lanlfn. Mrs. Pearl; Norman. Miss Jen-
ME: Norman. Miss Annie Russell;
Pendcxter, Mrs. Il. s.; Princeton, An.
ME; Price, Mss Margaret; Russell,
Miss Kella; Small. Mrs. Edger b.;
Thompson. Henrietta r.; Webbcr. Ann
VI.
Men-Albee, MIR. John; Andrews, Mr.
c. E.; Brown. Nj. Wilfred c.: Caro-,
Mr.. John H.: Comeau. Mr.. Melien;
Corhett Mr.. James: Cushing. Mr..
Charles A.; Cornish, Mr.. Frederick W.:
Courtarier. Mr.. Louis; Culver. Mr..
Frank; Currier. Mr.. Frank: Daniels,
AIr. Fred: Davis. Mr.. Arthur; Davis.
ner, Mr. Charles H.: Coyette. Geo:
Godfrey, Mr.. George: Gowan. Mr.. F.
A.; Johnson. r. F.. kimball, Dr.;
Lalibert, /. A.: Mdlr, Mr.. Henry; Mills
Mr.. Warren; Norton, Mr.. Harley; Ma
deau, Mr.. Ben; C'Donnell, Master a. :
Perrc, Mr. Charlie; Rand, Mr.. Don c.;
Roberts. J. J. Esq; Sampson, Nr :.
r.; Sawtelle, Mr.. r w; Simpson. Mr..
:. C.. w; Stinsnn. Mr.. J. Edward .
Towle, Everett: Turner, Mr.. George
w; Weeks, Geo: West. Mr. leo. Ii.
Packages. .eonard. Mrs. b. l.:
Forccy. Mr. G. w; Vaughn. Hazel.