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The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02
Turnip seed at Neblett's. Cut your grass and weeds. l. pays to trade at Neblett's.
 HoIsum Bread at Lawrence's.

Welehs Grape Juice at Lawrence s See (. C. Weier for your Concrete Work.
 For Concrete Gurbings see C. c.. Weief
 Fine Large Juicy School Pickles at Neb!ets
 0. listen ta tbe band. Shields cor Ter toa sHt.
 Fresf Cream Bread every day at Kiondike Bakery.
 Wbee'ers Adjustable Screens a. Kiotl' :, Hardware.
 Plain and Galvanized Wire Cloth a katfs Hardware.
 Hf ] H. Powell ef Goodwin. was tn the gtsr f6arsday.
 Jersey BaH. North of town. s2 season. U. Y Lewis
 Ne afe sti selling Ladies hose at tie #a=sHFssaT Store.
 H# F5=s#e= aad ITa5 Tama5es in eaHs at t.#z fsHf= Grocery
 afEHes feHfg 4as a business fisitaf saturday
 Ffza 5fz#fl fs# ; Glasses ii SaH. leit. tAez,s ses Phone 4.
 screen fa1ts rom sLW aHI aq. Rafds at tatz Hardware.
 John f5eeie x Co.'S Farm IMp.e- nen'2 2. k-otzs Hardware
 NE ls4aare Iaae was b4s.Hes@ zisitafH Memphis Monday.
 send yaaf orders 10 the kioudike forali kiadsaf bakery goods.
 Take taste 5f our l5e per pound candies Neblett, The Grocer
 Nr Gas B Lard vas a business usltof in Littie Rock Tuesday
 MT L R Grobmyer left Thursday Tor a business visit To Pine Bluif
 Weleh.s Grape Juice. in four sizes, lOc' l5c. Dc and DOC, al Nebett's The Big July Clear ing Sale at the NafsiiSHsay Store is still going on. Miss Mildred Oursler left Monday TOT Memphis To visit for few days All kinds of Lhdies' Slippers. white. black or tan al the Warshaysks Store. The kiondikcs Fresh Cream Bread s the best on earth. Give il a trial. John beere X Cos Walking and hlolng OaltiYators at Klotz's Hard ware
 Just Received Fresh line of fines, SGnocol&te Candies, at Lawrence, ,S concrete Work k cheaper than ever. sitt See ', .. Neier, and let him figure
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

MT J. Brown left the latter part Of last week to visit for a short season with his mother in Texas
 FOR SALE-New seyen.room house and lot on South Rosser street. just below Dr. Alleys residence. Appy to C. c. WGer.
 Phone your orders to the Klondike Bakery for bread, rolls, cakes, pies. etc. Deliveries made whenever you need the goods.
 FOR SAILED acres less than one mile from town. Price s35O 00-s200. cash balance 6 months at s per cent. W. r. German.
 Miss Alice Compton. who had been a charming guest of Miss Jessie Rose for several days. left Tuesday for her home in Lonoke.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Curdon, of Con- way, arrived Wednesday evening and are guests of their friends. MT. and Mrs. ]. l. Brown
 MT. Dolph Beezley, who was hurt on Thursday of last week, by falling from telephone pole, was able to be up town Tuesday
 Misses Frances and Matte Mann are at home again after very plea sant visit spent with relatives in Clinton, Kentucky.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Brooks Connolly. of Little Rock, arrived Monday and are guests of their relatives. I1. and Mrs. L. H. Merritt.
 Dr. and Mrs. H R. Clark returned Thursday after brief visit with rela. lives and friends at their old home in Jackson, Tennessee.
 Miss Elizabeth Davis returned the latter part of last week from week S visit with her sister, Mrs. John l.. Mosby, in Memphis
 MT Will David, came over from Round Pond Saturday and visited With friends here for few hours be- fore proceeding to Colt.
 Nr A J. Vaecaro and Master 6az- zola Eaccafo spent "Wednesday in Memphis on business and visit ing relatives and friends
 Look oat for malaria. IL is season. able ION 4 few doses Of PriekIy Ash Bitters is sure preventive. j. T Sanders. Special Agent.
 Miss Sarah Warshavsky. who for the past seven months Has been studying music in St Louis. IS ex- pected home next Tuesday,
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02


 on East Cross street just South of the Court house. Apply to Mrs. E. J Howell. Forrest City, Ark.
 FOR REN1-Ne three-room house, large front and back porches, doors and windows screened Apply to Dryden, The Photographer
 MT Leo Weier, manager of the Forrest City Bottling Works, went oyeT ;a the bottoms Wednesday morn ing on business for his company.
 Mr John Myers, Rock Island brake man. has been laying of this week on account of sickness, and has been visiting with his family at home.
 Call and see the plat of our new ad- dition 10 the city of Forrest City. Lots now offered for sale. Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City
 Miss Felice Scull, who had been a Chas Mcdaniel, left Monday after noon for her home in Little Rock.
 Miss Lula Sinclair, of the City Gro- cery. is spending her vacation very pleasantly with relatives and friends in santa Clara, California.
 Mrs. Joe Morley left Thursday morning 10 visit for month or lon- ger with relatives and friends in OK lord Mississippi, and in Memphis.
 Little Master Paul Bass, who fell from the second story window of Mrs Lander home last Thursday. Is re. ported a- most completely recovered. Sehfam $ Fruit Jars, pintS, quarts and haif gallons Best on earth and tHe .east trouble and at the least price II R Aeblett, The Grocer. Mr [. E Blair. who for i've or six weeks Lad been ih charge of the mechanical department If the Crow ieY Ridge Chronicle resigned his DO sitI0a "Wednesday, and on Thursday Ieft iar his former home in Memphis. Mr biair was an expert printer and besides. made many friends during hts stay in Forrest City, all of whom Ni regret i0 see him leave.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02
Heinz Plckllng vinegar at Neblett'.


 Mir ]. l. Brown, popular and eff cient manager Of the Planters Gin, has been busily engaged in the Yo- coma neighborhood for the past two weeks, putting up new outfit re- gently purchased by the Yocona Gin Company
 Miss Mildred Smith. of Argenta. who had been a guest for several weeks ot Mrs J. E. Sanders, left the l1rst of the week to accompany her father, Elder ]. A. Smith, on his rounds as field missionary Of the Bap- tist church.
 keep your vital organs in good con- dition if youwould have healththrough the malarial season. Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses and strengthens the stomach, liver and bowels and helps the system to resist disease germs. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent
 Dr. J. o. Rush, Rev Geo. H. Kir- ker and Champion Fisherman Sam Hodges, spent the morning Wednes- day at Fishing Lake and caught fish enough to comply with the bag limit rules established by DeRossitt Bro, and printed in another part of this paper.
 MT. Thomas O Brien is suffering with an attack of erysipelas in his left hand, which is causing him great deal of pain. His right hand had just healed sufficiently to be used after being painfully cut by piece of broken glass, when the erysipelas at tack set in
 Mr and Mrs. Chas. Mcdaniel. Miss Felice Skull and MT. Henry German made trip to Maranna Sunday in Mir S r McDaniel's Premier car Returning that night, they were ac- companied by Mir. Ernest Hummer. of Marianna, who spent the day Mon- day i'll the city.
 Mrs. E. Levy has been spending the week in Memphis in attendance al the bedside of her sick daughter. Mrs. Louis Hlumberg. Mrs Levy re- turned today accompanied hy Mrs. Blumberg, who will visit her parents for a few weeks in an ef4aeaF6f to re- gain her health.
 Mr and Mrs. 4, l. Xaccaro and Masters Gazzola and Leo Naccaro went over to Brinkley Sunday ill the automobile. Returning that evening they were accompanied home by Miss Julia Gum, of Brinkley, who visited for several days the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Eaccaro.
 MT. Jesse D. Hillin, of Memphis, expert horseshoer, arrived Sunday afternoon, and is now employed at Dr. C. $. Aldrich's barn opposite Fishers Hotel MT. Hillin is union man, comes well recommended and Dr. Aldrich says he is the best man he ever had in his employ.
 Cuts and bruises may be healed in about one-third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Cbamberlain's Eminent. IL is an antiseptic and causes such injuries 10 cure without maturation. This linlment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers.
 Pale. sickly girls who are approach ing the age of womanhood stand in need of the fine regulating and strengthening influence of DR. SIM MONS SQUAW VINE WINE It is well adapted to meet such condi- tions and establish regularity. IL corrects languidness, dull eyes, bad breath, weak digestion, and nervous ness. IL helps the sufferer through the critical period, restores strength. appetite and clear, rosy complexion. Price sl00 per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

MT Edward Roleson, is limping around with the aid of stick as the result of having stepped on a couple of nails one night last week.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02
Rub- My-Tism will cure you,

NIT. T. J. Brown left the latter part of last week to visit for short season with his mother in Texas.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

FOR SALE-Five room residence on East Cross street just South of the Court house. Apply 10 Mrs. E. J Howell. Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

FOR SALE-New seven-room house and lot on South Rosser street, just below Dr. Alleys residence. Appy to C. G. WGer.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

Mir J. l. Brown, popular and efli- cient manager of the Planters Gin. has been busily engaged in the Yo- coma neighborhood for the past two weeks, putting up new >outiit re- gently purchased by the Yocona Gin Company.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

Phone your orders to the Klondike Bakery for bread, rolls. cakes, pies. etc. Deliveries made whenever you need the goods.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

Miss Mildred Smith, of Argenta, who had been guest for several weeks Of Mrs. J. B. Sanders, left the first of the week to accompany her father, Elder ]. A. Smith, on his rounds as field missionary Of the Bap- list church.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

Rab-My-Tism will cure you.
 FOR RENT-Farnished roor close ill Telephone S9. VI
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-02

FOR RENI-Ne three-room house, large front and back porehes doors and windows screened. Apply to Dryden, The Photographer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
ENOLVEDBY WILSON

.sEAGIRT. IN. J.. July 15.-GoyernoT
Wilson'S idea OF running a prtien pres,dien'iafl ~
cambaiyn as Indicated, by the action oi
the Democratic national committee. Is 4
Man OF his own, conceived since his
nomination and nodded into concrete
form with the advice OF his closest poht-
TT is simply something that thought
out myself since / was nominated, he
said tonight. at was worker out ateT
consulta ton with as many ADVISERS as
could reach. ~
The governor spent a quiet day. He
rose late had a few callers. played golt
In the afternoon and made appointrn ems ;
to meet Lieutenant Governor conway OIL
New York and Representative Under
wood Democratic leader OF the house A.
Trenton tomorrow. Governor Wilson Will
lunch with Mr.. Underwood Hs also may
meet Perry Belmont, as the iatter %r0Ss t,ss
governor told him he would be IN Tren-
ton tomorrow
AS to the sub-committees. which. with
Mr McCombs will direct the campaign,
+ "It will be real, managing. business
committee II Will be q central commit
tee and will provide for the expansion
and elaboration OF the campaign manage.
ment This elaboration viii be done, OF
course. In consultation with myself
The appointment Of the committee
suus with me II will be committee
that can meet on fairly short notice and
st frequent. intervals and with which I
can keep in touch. This committee will
act as central coordinate body and will
link the state congressional and ma
tonal campaigns"
Governor Wilson indicated tonight that
every important detail Of the campaign
would receive his attention. His close
friends say that he will be the real cam
paisn manager
'Just as far as twenty four hours a
day will permit" he said, "I' will keep
In touch witf''the situation"
telegram signed by Representatives
Reilly OF Connecticut, Foster OF Illinois
and Allen OF Ohio apprised Govcrnor Viii
son this afternoon that most Of the
visit him.. II convenient, at 4 o'clock
Saturday AFTERNOON. The. governor re-
piled By wire that he would be very glad
to have them come.
. II is said that he will invite Governor
Marshall OF Indiana, his running mate, to
come TO SeAgirt to meet them with him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
CLAIMS G.. O. p. HAS
NOLEGAL NOMINEE

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Senator
Works Of California, a progressive Re,
publican. in statement today declared
the promoters of the new party
would be guilty Of dishonorablc deal
ines if they should attempt to retain
control OF the Republican machinery in
states where the progressive faction
controls the Republican party.
Senator Works said neither Taft nor
Roosevelt had been legally nominated
that tho Republican party had no legal
nominee. and that voters were free To
vote for whom they choose. He said
that this was no time to form a new
party.
"That,' he added, "must come
later
Senator Works reviewed the Chi.
cago convention and said in part:
So ii became a fight to a finish
Just as malicious and just as dis
graceful as the campaign that pre-
coded il. The Roosevelt forces
practically boltcd. Taft received
the vote of those who remained.
The delegates who voted for the
resolution nominating Roosevelt
were wholly without authority TO
act in any such way. being duly
elected and accredited delegates to
the national Republican convention.
SO the Republican party has DO
candidate for president. It's mem
bers may vote for the Democratic
nominee or any independent candi-
date without leaving or breaking
faith with their own party, because
1T has no candidate.
But the Roosevelt followers are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
WILL NOTIFY TAFT
FIRST OF AUGUST

WASHINGTON, July I5-President
lait VIII be officially notified of his nom
nation at the white house on August
Ihls was decided today by Chairman
Hilles OF tho Republican national com
mlttee and Senator Root on tho com
mlttee to notify nominees appointed at
Chicago. "'
1t was President Taft's wish that the
ceremony OF notification take place in
which members OF the committee could
get here and because of his desire to
entertain them. II present plans arc car
ricd out Mr.. Taft will receive the com
mittee on the rear portico Of the white
mouse. He VIII speak from that nortico
with the committeeman grouped below
him on the grass
The president will go to Beverly proba-
bly, on the night he In notified and IL
congress has adjourned he will stay there
until late in the fail. II congress- decid es
to continue sitting after August l, the
president Will return to Washington after
a short stay and not go north again until
congress Is ready to quit
In Keeping with the announcement that
he does not expect to make any campaign
trips this fall, the president told visitors
that he expected to go 10 Hot Springs
Va. late in the fall and II is possible
that he Will be there OF In Washington
on election day.
He has one or two non political engage
ments in the next few months which he
spond HIS time playing golf and resting
as much as possible. For the few en-
gagements he will keep MIR. Taft has
planned no speeches, but 1t is probable
that while they will not be political they
will deal with Issues OF the day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16

go indignant and wild with pas.
sion that they are not content with
this independent course. Nothing
but brand new party will satisfy
their wrath.
If, In the progressive states,
new party is formed, it must of ne"
cessity be made up in whole or i'll
part of the men now composing the
Republican party in those states.
They cannot remain on committees
In state or county Of the Republican
party and at the same time act with
the new party. This would be
treachery of the worst kind. 1t
would dishonor their new party at
the very beginning.
If they attempt by direct or in
direct means to hold on to the ma
chinery or offices of the old party
while working with or for a new
one or its establishment they can
no longer cry "thief' to the men
they charge with stealing delegates
at Chicago, and no man Of right po,
litical principles can consistently
support their new party.
Senator Works said the alternativ
for Republicans was to "erebuke co,
rnpt poltics,'' If they did not believ
Taft was honestly elected, by refrair
ng from voting for him, by voting fo
he Democratic candidate or by votin
FOR Roosevelt or someone else as a
Independent candidate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
TWO ARE KILLED IN
A FREIGHT WRECK
Belated Passengers Say ca,
Rolled Down Embankment
at Gait, New
D. w, Blaine.

The wreck Of freight tain On the
Salt Lake Route at $3.50 o'clock Sun
day afternoon caused the. death OF
Conductor Clay and brakeman, and
held up traffic on the road for about
ten hours. News of the wreck first be.
came known in Salt Lake Wien belated
passengers arrived last night
Few details of the wreck yere avail
able, but it was reported that an
engine and four freight cars turned
over and rolled down An eubankmeut
at Gait. fifty-onc miles west OF
Caliente, New, on the Los Angeles di.
vision of the Salt Lake Routl.
The conductor and brakeman were
caught under the cars and eushed to
death. No one else was re,orted in
iured Passenger train No. 2, which
was due in Salt Lake at 6:3 o clock
yesterday morning, did not arive un-
til 1850 O'Clock last night, The Los
Angeles, Limited was ten holrs and
fifty minutes late.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
WILL OBJECT TO.ALL
WATER POWER E|tLs
Illinois Democratic Congress-
man Prepares to BloA
Legislation.

WASHINGTON, July IA caapaIgr
against sweeping extensions OF water
power privileges IS on In the houe and
the department OF justice.
a systematic blocking Of ali leisla-
tion for tho construction OF privat eda ms
20 develop power was inaugurated Today
by Represe Rainey OF blinds, a
Democrat. Ec contends that MANY mil
lions OF dollars worth Of concessions are
recklessly given away TO private nter
ests by the government. By givint no.
tce today that he would object b all
such bills, he presented considtrati,n OF
measures 20 permit the building Of sams
across three rivers In Tenn,ssee the
Mississippi river at Scott county bwa.
and tho kootenai river In Moitana He
declared n water power trust actually
existed and that the furthert grant OF
dam rights should not be made until the
government had framed a clearcut policy
as to power grants.
In Colorado and Utah the est suits
brought IN determine the liceYe rights
Of water power companies on crest re-
serves will be pressed 10 confusion by
the department OF Justice. Tie rights
OF n great number OF water power com
panies depend upon the decision
Ernest Knaebel assistant attorney
general. left for Denver today o confer
with the United States attorne on the
proposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
BISHOP BROWN BACK
FROM TROUBLE ZONE
Continued from Page one.)

OF bandits and mere enemies whose
Withdrawal would DC the revolution 6
gain. He denied negotiating with tho
.Fovernment for peace, declaring TINT the
story had It's origin In government circles
and was circulated 10 cast discrcd!t on
the rebel cause.
"All bandits Will accept the proffered
amnesty said General Orozcc today TO
a representative OF the Associated Press.
but those rcrolutsonlsts OF good !aith.
those who are willing 70 iosc thclr llYcs
FOR the holy causc OF the people. never
VIII accept IT,"
II haG been suggested to Orozco that
three Victories AZ ,conejos. Reileno and
Bachimba, won BY the government,
might have taken the spirit ont OF his
men. He denied Indignantly that the
government had scored victories" say
Ing that what the government boast
ngly styled Victories were In reality
nothing more than skIrrnishes
peace have been begun" Orozco con-
tinucd "Thc government press has ptib-
lished the story. making " appear that
took the initiative IT was done with
the ignoble object OF impressing the pub
lie with the belief that the cause OF the
people no longer Is able 10 fight against
the government
General Ynez Salazar conferred with
General Pascual Oro3co Jr.. today about
the general situation along the Mexican
Northwestern railroad After the con-
was afoot to take Aqua Pr!eta, opposite
Douglas. AriZ. as substitute port o!
entry for Juarez, but that IL the rebels
desired q border town base they
probably would head for Nogales, also
on the Arizona border,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
EXPECT ATTACK ON
THE EIGHT-HOUR

SAN FRANCISCO. JULY IS
Labor Commissioner John p. Mel
lin has sounded the warning Ia
unions throughout the state th
attack is to be made upon The
hour law for women at the next I
Of the state legislature. McLa
says that Governor Johnson has
apprised of the fact that the p1
nary work OF organizing the I'll
now being done. "a
Governor johnson and ] are
that the employers are planui,
bring about the repeal of ths
hour law If it is possible for th
do so, - said Mclaughlin. III
fail in striking the statute fro
books, they hope to secure its d
cation TO such an extent that it 4
virtually imperative. - -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
SICKLES FAVORED FL
NATIONAL COMMAN

LOS ANGELES, July 15.-TEl
test for national commander q
Grand Army Of the Republic, Il
tional encampnent of which N
held in Los Angeles in September
definite shape today by the gstl
of the forces favoring General j
Z. Sickles Of New York.
A. G.. Patterson of Illinois, pa
partment commander of Nilsson
leading the fight for General 81
He plans to send broadcast cly
calling attention to General Sid
distinguished services 10 mis- coun|
various battles and campaigns 4
civil war.
II was expected that the coutep
other Officers also would be spiri
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-16
COMMERCIAL Ey|
IS COMING IN
Authority on Industry
jects Pertaining to
Sends His Acceptar

Prominent among the nots}
who will attend the Transn;|
Commercial' congress at Salt 4
August is ID. w. Blaine OF Prs.
a journalist Of, pational reputa<
Mr.. Blaine is conceded ID
authority on commercial and 8
subjects pertaining to the inls
and he is expected To takS. q
part in the deliberations of th6
ing on these lines. Recently
turned from trip to the =
canal zone, and is now b
articles dealing with the al
opening OF the canal will have
commerce OF inland cities such
Lake.
In u letter to z. j. Becker, q
of the congress, received %Ye
Mr.. Blaine outlines practical
tion showing how the congs
take steps 90 protect and pres
benefits that should accrue to
land regions from tine opening
canal, He proposes to lead 4
ment looking to the establish
a protective league, including
land territory which shall col
self with freight rates, trans|
facilities and other commercial
r. Fl. FaXon Of Wichita,
leading figure in good road
mepts in the middle west, I,
notified Secretary Becker of b
tion 10 attend the congress-
roads are the hobby of Mr.. Fa,
undoubtedly will foster an II
move in that direction wi
congress is in session. He is =
of the New Santa Fe Trail ass
which is undertaking one of Ii
est good roads building prof
America.