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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

2ef DDl0e3 llQtpe SQleI StuIlz
greSien ior o9 inoO 6ofts 9tomina-
ton = og noor oisie Eoler blioer
trgft, fan De 10 ien0e8 frit no oOer
9an0et iom aonpagne-9itteratur.
Get meloes unOer q. 0s. fra
Gbarleiton, ". 8irgnia, at ct 8u-
| fin 0}enneifer ifal bape iat 2iDet
til en- Stamp mellem 0fine.@ier.
ne5 0eteftiDer og Sular6ejOere Ser
er ien0t U}ilits til Ste0et for at
opret6oloe Or0en. 2Iarlo9en til ltro-
lia6eoerne nnpner Dor ail0e life.
Der er i'll. 9iopport ira DeOfom.
menoe 6oipital ooer 40 ipe0alife /
g3em Dorf. fopporten Tiger Doere,
at Der er ingen pi0ere Sfrpf ior,
at Sp90ommen ifal 6re0e iia bet.
te alima. (uberfnloie er lan8t ior-
Ii9cre
DIR. Gorpn ". Snns, sefreter
ior 9looiepclt- 9epp9elien 7lli-
nois, bar reii9neret iom iaa0on,
life forOi Ban bar ta6t Sntere5en
for z. u. iom BreiiOent-aanoiont
men for0i ban p.l ppre me0 / Stats-
% GountD. @olitiffen poo Gepu6I-
fonernes Sioe.
Zen 2G. O5. ue0tog Seaatet me0
96 moo Is Stemmer set oemofra-
tiife 5orilog om 5nofonlitifat (oen
iaafalote erciie 6ilO Ser u6oioer
2ooen ON Sn0fomitifot iaole0eS, at
life aIeue aorporotioner, men o9-
oa @ripatmpno, Ser bar $1,000
caer mere oorIia 5notpgt, oaiau
Nal 6etoje 2nofonlitifot
Gro inoo lin 5ortio bppoe0e
9}ooieoeIt iorleoen en- Samtale
meo Genner anaaacn0e 9leprpien-
taat6uict5 oemofrotiIfe 8lertals9}p9-
telie al @eoillingen til to me ari8s-
if6c, at 2onoet frenr0eIe5 mao no.
pi0c fin 6loa0e, 5oi5 oct oil 6roOe
lin StiIling blnuot &eroen8 Stor-
magtar
yg6i Nee. Ser" al i 2oroo9s
omtoler q@n1Itelic for, at 9ploe-
pcitcn toe 6l6onic plague ifaI
trpn9e in0 t G6cn9o og Here al
pore Stor6pcr. Get er aennemSfi68,
farten merlem @orto Rico % ouore
GoG6oDne o. QanoetS Stor6per
| man uner, @eiten fau fomme. igr-
Tia Qennem 9}otter iom Sntitte6rin-
acre. @eitcn roier for Si0en poo
9}orto Rico
aocn er panotpt Mihmaufee,
27. 9uGi. ~ San 8ean iom iirom-
mer ne0 oDer en- Slot a0er, bcpirfe,
at Q}ulfcn fonmcr til at noe6oIoe
10 Froccnt @ono2 Gen fan. iaa0e
ire l2elfe6onolere. Iom Gaq / 81.
itriftsrettcn itoo anflage0e for at
iplac iorialtet 0}pIf Sen fan
life, ioaoe 2ommeren og iodmtc
I6uer al oe in0itppneoe en- gooe pda
$25. 3ommeren mcnte, aoen er
| oan0tpt
Sra Gl6icogo meloe5 nn0er %.
os., 10000 2lrbeioe ionnme Sag
itanoIcoe oeres 2lr6eioe, mems Scr
6ol0tcS Sorge9u0stieneite ooer al.
o60e D1ortin 9. Moo0en, Der 10
9ror 6ao0e oGret q(rbeiperunionenS
6ornaao. 5000 oDerbrreOe Ssr-
geguostieneiten airfen, og oct tog
t2 aorreter til at fsre oe 9Gontiter,
iom @enner bao0e ienot, til @raben
0e progressive 9lepnblifonere /
Soma 6olOt aonoention GeS @'oi-
mes oa oraoniiere0e iia iom fltlo-
itpnoia mt 9orti. 5 OereS BRO.
gram oe0toe De bI a. en- 9eitem-
melie ON, at Foitmeitere ifoI o9l-
ges oirefte al gelgerne, iom Be be-
tiener. 0eriom ino6allt Gol9
fan forenes mes, at 5ieneiten Tor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

Striferne / 5Sronfria. : Qepute.
retSfon1neretS N}e6e Sen t3. os.
in6broqte SocioIOemofroten 9ollis.
ion 6ori(og ON, at '1eaerin9en ON
n60oenoigt, ifol Ip9ge 9e'Iog paa
Sfibe og fringe Sfi6siart'elifo6er-
ne til at opfpGoe 6e uu al Stoten
ofiGltteOe OoerenSfomiter
&onOeGSminiIter 0aDio irem6p-
be6e, at bon itilIe0e iig fu(oitpnoi5t
neutra(t / Striocn melIem Selifa-
berne og oeres 5unftionGrer Ell
Strio, Ser fun aopne0e Oe fonfiirer-
enoe Selifober. GlFter Opfororing
of SonoeIsminiiteren Gn6reOe9oius.
ion Scrpoa lit Sorilog, iaafeoeS, at
set in6eboI0t en- OpiorOring til
ReQerinQen ON pes freuti0ige Coer'
ensfon1Iter at Ifpnfe 6oitrttelien
of Sunftionerernes Con i'm Op.
mprfiont6e0 og toge Seninn oertil
neO 9epillinq al Sitbpentioner Oct.
te Sori@on bfeo oerpoa oeotogct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

&c itnrienife socialiiter. Neg
gio 6eIpGmiIio, II. 5uli. Som
8dtae al 2fftemningen pooSocialift-
fon0reSien Der 6ooroeo a0ifilGige
9cputere0c ef8flll0ore0es al @ortiet,
6or Sc reformoenT.qe 5ociaIoemo.
frater 9i@ioloti, Go6rini 8ononi
og go0recco / @oar af6oIOt et ipr-
Giot W}66e, bOori oeItoa IA Depute.
re6e og 6esu6eu mango Qelegereoe.
nan oe0too 9onneIien al ct mt
Bart De iociaIiitiife 9}eforben.
ner". Get bIeo oper6roqet ct rs.
ooIa at u6orbei6e ct 8ro9ram FOR
0enne me 1raftion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30
N lln0eroano56aaIo.

5oriplm0en lln0erpan056aa0.
Zen iranife lln0erDanoSbaa0 r2Su.
les" iorloo Gir5Oog ben 8. 0s. Gou.
Ion for at ioretage en- @ou9tur paa
500 SemiI. 3fl u5ournol~ er 0en
ihppen Sen leoio9enoe 6orpeOoia-
aqr al 3pne % 5or iioen motiI
Dnret forIpruoen Ger idaeS iprigt
efter 0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30
1orne1t rurtnt :

-~-@-@-@--=--7->
9nrnett rl11tnt
| @ze1 @S@--es@Ssssess=szszszszs1sS@sSS
5 5noienS nor0lige Gel er Der 5.
II. 0s. fal0et rigelig 9ie9n iua
&eiht0iigterne bar beOret Jig bep-
0eligt.
5lpberen 8er3el er Den II. 0S.
itprtet neo ira 80 Neters S9i0e oeO
l8ien og bar paa0ro0et Jig Ell @ier.
nerpitelie
0}arofto- 9roteftoratet. 8ariS, II 3nIi
Senotet 6ar oeO itmpeI 2lTtemning
oeotaget 3rnftaten angaaen0e
5ranfrig8 9roteftornt ooer 01arof-
fo.
2oosfalo. Bern Il. Snli 0}e0-
lem ali 6orbunosraa0et, Or. 2lOolp6
Qenober, er / Mites of9oaet peo 96-
0en. Zen ai06oe por 9torene 1896,
1897 1903 og 1909 8or6un0ets
Preiioent.
@eneruGtrife. 3Hrio5, -. 5uli.
Get 6erupren0e 2lrbeioerfor6un0
bar beilpttet 0lorgen at eto6lere
24 Gimers @enerolitrife ion @ro-
teit MOO 9lnpen0elien al .Strife6rD-
oere De0 ell Strife Der.
aongebeigg 6inlanO. 8ittfaapi5
6inlauo, %. Sui. Gen ioenife
aonge % Qronnin9s 9eieg afiGut-
teoes 2Qite5, oo @ifaoren ieiIeoe
ira @aonen Der. G8aren % @u-
| itof moote Deo 9unc6eon % W}i0-
ooa.
55oripm0en lln0eroano56nao.
Zen iranife lln0erOan05bao0 oSli-
les" forloo Gir5Oag Ben 8. Os. Iou.
Ion for at foretage en- &ou9tlr paa
500 Samil. 2Sfl. 055ournol1 er oen
Iiluppen 0en leoioQen0e 5orpe0oio-
ger al Spne % 6or iioen in0til
Dnret foripuuoen. Der ioae@ iprigt
efter 0en
3or0ifplo GQua0or. @udooQul,
GcloOor, %. 5uli. Oct itarfeite
5oroitqlo ion er in0trtffet Der
/ flere 2(or, rgTteoe 9Den al Z i
@oor 0}oraes. Get irem6roqte en-
Goaif 6(an0t 8pens 9efoGfnino,
6Doroi Sc ileIte forIo6 0ereS 6llic
og ile0e ben til 6e aa6ne @loOier
Der forool0te8 ingen SfaOe poo
@ien0om.
Sra aino. Sra S5anq6oi mep0e5,
at 9pen 2itona GroDinien S8et-
/ ic6aung 0en If Snni er blepen ero-
bret AT Gbl6etanerne @arniionen
lm6ilnp efter EN- Genoere aonrp me0
ct Cab al 70 iaG0ne aDinOer og
gorn blcD buQqet neo eder lepen-
Sc bren0t. Ogioa 9pen 9olan1 /
famine Grooin8 er 6Ieoen ero6ret
al S6ibetanerne
Sra gortt9ol 2iSia6on, H. Slt-
/ H. @arlamentet bar / 6orni0oa9 al
/ iluttet iine @fpoer UNDER 2eDeraab
/ for 6eorelan6et og 9fepubliffen.
aoptoiu GonceiroS trooper bar
trtffet iiq tiG6o9e til Ganen oe0
2oronco. TiGipneInoen0e ioqer 0p-
rgrerne ira 2obecciro8 90 9oito at
ihltte iig til bam; 6e fereS al 9pens
grpIt og tpoer benoe6 500 0tono
! st opOiatet 8Dperi. Berlin 70.
sSuIi 4en9e6uoet Sooie, Der ior
noaen Gi0 ii0en ilpgte0e eiter at
6ape itioatet 100000 0aarf ira
9(ncricon Grpreis @ontpaup oa fort
eiter mcl0te iia ieIu til @oIitiet
i6et ban meooelte, at $4,000 D8arf
al 9e(e6et par bIepen 6nm fraltioa-
let, bar 0ug tilitooet at bape
ifiult oisic Genae, og man 6or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

aonoebeiog 15inlanO. 9ittfaapi5
Ginlouo, %. Sui. Gen ioenife
aon9e og 4ronnin05 a9eiog aii(ltt-
teoes 2Qitcs, % @ifaoren ieiIe0e
ira @aonen Der. G5aren % Gu.
itaf msote Oeo 9uac6eon % @}iO-
ooa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30
21.N Narg.

&c lDIige Barrier -Stloenter 9ar
igen O9ret paa Spill. De bar util-
treble me0 OpgaDerne og aorofter-
9ionin9en peO en- @fSomen, og OnS-
bag ben 10. 08. trengte oe 0erfor
in0 paa Sor6onnen o9 ooelagoe
alt, boaO 0e fun0e oberfonne 80.
litiet 6lep tilfoGOt, o9 ser uoipanot
Zig en- regelret aomp meIIem 0e to
Porter 0en enOte neo, at 6enoeo
100 Shtoenter orreitere0eS.
@eroenS nlofte Q}ano. 0}an5aui(.
10, Qferico, 25. SuIi. = Ger er
foretaget en- offcieI lln0erisgelie af,
6oorbi0t bet par ion0t, bboo Der
poaito0e8, at Sole Galoorio, iom
o6oe for nogle Gage ii0en, opnooeoe
Ben eneitoaen0e 2tI6er al 1875 Q(ar.
airfe6o9en pier, at ban oirfelig
par f0ot / 1927. 5 Sc iioite 70 2lar
onioa8 ban al line 92eoborgere
9pen for at pere @er0enS el0Ite
Man0.
8eneralitrifen 3iiricb. 3iiricb,
- 2uIi. 5ituotionen er alporlig
ber iom 5ploe al Generalization,
og set er fonmen til ltrolig6eoer.
III Craft er iton0iet og 9utifferne
luffe0e Ogloo Sc fonlntunale Pr
6eioere 6ar ne0Iagt 9trbei0et, Dr.
6eiosgiberne / Sernin0uitrien bar
2lnIe0nin9 al Strifen principielt
oe6ta9et at erfl9re 2ocfout. Siege
ringen bar op6u0t 3 9ataiaoner
Snianteri og 1 Gffo6ron aopaIleri.
9fnsiiif 9iitonceflDoning. ct. 9e-
ters6ora L. 5tlt III Ser 5eror,
ren0e ,5lpoepla0s er i @oar anfom.
men @3ilitprfIpbereh 9eitnont 9(n.
oro0i poa i'm 93epport-Maifine. Zen
Is. Suni qif ban op Se6aitopoG
for at flppe til Ct. 8eterSbor9. 5
0Oe5ia maotte ban qore ct lnn9ere
0pbo(0, Oo bans Moifine, Ser par
6Geoen ilemt me0toaet al u5eIOi9e
Geirfor6oIo, Der 6IeD m6erfoitet en-
inoqonen0e Separation. 0oer Mo-
ifpo oor ban 0erira floiet Dioere til
ct. Geter8borq. Iilionmen bar ban
til6ageIaqt 25O0 9}erit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

De progressive 9lepublifonere
9Soipa 6olOt aonpention 2es sO}oi-
ne8 oa oraoniiereOe iia iom fuIo-
itanoio mt 4orti. 5 OereS PRO
gram peOtog De 81. a, en- 9eitem-
melie ON, at 9oitmeitere ifoG upl-
ges oirefte al gptgerne, iom Sc be-
tiener. 9eriom iao6olit Gol9
fan forenes mes, at 9ieneIten ior-
terer lluoer Sen feSernle gieaerin9,
bill set pprp en- go0 Sfeform.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

st opoiatet 9Dperi Berlin, t2.
eyuli. 9enae6uoet Sooe, Ser ior
noqen Ii0 ii0en flpate0e eiter at
6aoe itioulct 100000 03arf ira
9(nericon Grpreis Company oa fort
efter mcfote iia ieGp til @oIitiet,
i6et ban me6OeGte, at $4,000 O}arf
al 9ele6qt bar blepen bnm froltiua-
let, bar Gag tilitooet at bape
ifillt oisie Fen9e, og man bar
flnoet oem poa set al bum opgipne
iSteo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

@eneraitrife. 3iirio5, -. 5uIi.
Get 9erogrenOe 2lr6ejoeriorbuaO
bar beiAlttet Q}orgen at eto6lere
21 Gimer5 @enerolitrife iom Bro
tell MOO 9(npen0eIien al Strife6rD-
oere oe0 Ell Strife Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

Ser 9oloe5 itarpe Galer / aon-
9re8ien for oo imoo 6ofts 9aomina-
ton = og noor oisie Eoler 6liOer
trgft, fan Oe 10 ien0es frit no oDer
2an0et iom aonpagne-9itterotur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30
Gro imoo lin 5ortio 6rp6e0e

Gro imo0 In 5orti0 6pD0e0e
9}ooieoeIt forIeoen en- Somtale
meo 9emer anaaaen0e 9leprpien-
taat6uIctS oemofrati7fe 3Iertols9}p9-
tel'c al @coiuiugen til to me arias-
if.be, at 9auoet irenr6eIe5 mao no.
pi0e lin 3loaoe, 6oi3 oet oil bro0e
lin Stil(ing bGnnot 9er0en8 Stor-
mogter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-30

2oosfalo. Bern Il. Sui. @}eO-
lem af 6orbun05rooOet, Or. 2lOolpf
0euo5er, er }(ftes ofgooet peo 96-
0en. Sen of0eoe bar Aorene 1896,
1897 1903 og 1909 5or6lm0ets
@rpiioent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-10
She Knew Her Sex.

she Knew f16I Ot8.
He-The woman l marry must
look upon me as the greatest man
in the world.
She-Oh, well, you may find
one. When a woman loves she is
not only blind, but absolutely de-
void of sense.-Boston Evening
Transcript
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-10
JUST A GIRL.

Wanted Girl. Just plain girl.
Should not be addicted to the
harem skirt habit; rats and puffs
not required. She need know
nothing about bridge whist or So
cial. scandal, Inability to decipher
a French bill of fare will not
count against her. Need not have
done and have been done by for
eign countries. If she can sing
and play a bit, sew and cook
trifle, so much the better. 1t is
desirable that she have little
kindness -of heart-for people,
young, middle-ag and old, and
for animals. Need not be versed
in church creed, but should be
lieye in decency. In a word, we
want just a wholesome, lovable,
good, old-fashioned girl. None
other need apply. Will come
after you.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-10

gather enoughld daisies to make a.
chain to be one foot in length for
each member of the class.
But as the years went on envy
and jealousies arose in the differ
ent classes, caused by choosing
only "a girls from a class and
calling them the prettiest in the
college. The choice was made
this year from a class of 278 and
the trouble that followed the Sc
lection was, of such magnitude
that the college authorities decid-
ed to abolish it after this year.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29

Any good doctor will tel you that r' edi- cine like Ayers Cherry Pectorsi cannot do its best work fl the bowels are con- stipa,ed. Ask your doctor if he knows anything better than Ayers Pills for eor- recting this slusgishness of the liver.
 Eats ay ths !. Q. AVER CO. Lowell. Mas.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
THE RIVER SITUATION.
Forty-One Feet Predicted for Memphis
 Will Probably Go Higher.

The guage at Madison showed a stage of 26 feet this morning, a rise of 2.4 in the last 2i hours, and is rising at the rate of I of foot per hour
 The gauge at Memphis showed 3Sl this morning, a rise of @ tenths in the last 24 hours, and stage of forty two feet is predicted.
 Memphis, Tenn, March 2S.-With a prediction yesterday morning of il feet on the river gauge here, heavy rains fell practically all over the Mis- sissippi valley yesterday, and the in- dications are now for stage in excess of Il feet.
 The estimate of 4l feet was based on the water in sight, and does not mean that this will be the crest of the rise.
 The Missouri and upper Mississippi rivers were still on the rise yesterday morning before the rain fell, and it was impossible to calculate how much water might come out of these streams. In addition to that water the rains of yesterday will play an important part.
 Forty-one feet will smash all previ- ous high water records for this point. 1 The highest the river has ever been on the Memphis gauge was 40.3 feet, in l907 The crest of the present rise will probably surpass those figures by several inches.
 The seVerest test ever placed upon the leveeS along the river will be placed against them when the crest of the rise arrives. 1t is claimed at the office of the government engineers that the levees will safely take care of 42 feet, and it is asserted that there will be no danger up to such a stage.
 The rains yesterday were general over the Mississippi, Ohio and Ten nessee and Cumberland basins and watersheds. With the ground al- ready saturated in these districts the rain had little chance but to flow off into the rivers. All the tribu taries of the larger rivers will be started afresh by the heavy rainfall
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
Notice to Taxpayers.

By an act of the Legislature, ap proved May $1, 1911, all taxes re mainng unpaid after April 10th, shall be considered delinquent, and a penal. ty of 10 per cent against such delin- quents shall prevail, and charged against said delinquent. Also, the County Court Clerk, at the time of making settlement with the Collector, shall charge tie Collector with sum equal to 10 per cent of all tax re- ceipts recorded subsequent to the 10th day of April.
 In compliance with the law l will positively close the Tax Books on the 10th dayka oril, and the penalty vii be enfOr lease take warning.
 J. +. McDougal
 if and Tax Collector 1t of St. Francis County
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, God in his infinite wisdom hath removed from our midst loving husband father and brother, the late Geo. B. Mallory: and
 Whereas, By his removal from earth his family has suffered the depth of grief, as has also our lodge: therefore, be it
 Resolved, That we, the members of Forrest City Lodge No. l9S, F. and A. NJ, extend to his beloved, discon- solate widow and the children our tender, heartfelt sympathy in the silence of their lonly hours; also, be it Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be sent to his family and be spread upon the minutes of the lodge, and that copy be forwarded The Times, that the charter of this organization be draped for the period of thirty days,
 DR. II. R. CLARK,
 J. $. SHIELD,
 H. K. BECKER,
 Committee
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29

C. A. Glossner, 2i Ontario St, Rochester, x Y, has recovered from a long and severe attack of kindey trouble, hiscure being due to Foley Kidney Pills. After detailing his case. he says: Il am only sorry l did not learn sooner of Foley Kidney Pills. In few days time my hackache completely left me and l felt greatly improved. My kidneys became strong CT. dizzy spells left me and was no longer annoyed at night. fec 100 per cent better since using Foley Kidney Pills" ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
Tuesday, April ,, 1919
for the purpose of electing the following offi cers for the above named city
ONE MAYOR
 ONE MARSHAL, ONE RECORDER, ONE TREASU RER, SIX tIDER MEN
Confirmation Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed will apply at the next term of the Chancery Court of St. Francis county for a decree of said court. confirming the sale of the northwest quarter of section nine CD, town ship four t4l north, range one CD west for the deed executed by J. NJ. stewart, clerk to Wm | Cook on May 6 1880.
 Petitioners claim title to said property as
 On May 6. 1880. J. NJ. stewart. clerk. con- veyed said land to Wm. Cook, deed appearing of record in Book w. page ll3, Records of St.
 On January II, iss3 Wm Cook conveyed said land to F.. L Wood6n, said deed being of record in Book 4 page .u6 records aforesaid | On January 10 1885, F. l.. Woodfn and M 1 W. NOodhn, his wife. conveyed said land to l II. W. Payne, which deed is of record in Book 2. page 321, records aforesaid
 l On February 26, ls9l, A. W. Payne, Leon l Payne and k ". Payne, conveyed said land to l 40, page 404 of the records aforesaid. 0n the 9th day Of February, 1898. Wm Cook conveyed said land to A. Boysen, said deed being of record in Book A. page is2 of tue
 On March IL Isea A Boysen and selma Boysen his wife, conveyed said land to John = FiChter. said deed being of record in Book A. page i33 of the records aforesaid,
 On January, 5 1908 John <. Richter and wife, conveyed said land 10 ]. D. McGregor and W. j. Fesperman by deed of record in Book 8, page 2l2, records aforesaid
 On November 20, 1908 w. ]. Fesperman and said land to j. D. McGregor said deed being of record in Book 5s, age 47s, of records aforesaid.
 On December 8, 1909, ]. D. McGregor and wife conveyed said land to these petitioners, by deed of record in Book 62 page 23l of the 1 records aforesaid.
 Now therefore, notice is hereby given tha. all persons who can set up any right to the land herein described in consequence of any 1 informality or any irregularity connected with said tax sale shall appear at the next term Of the Chancery Court of St Francis county, and show cause, if they can, why the sale so made should not be confirmed. 1 3-I9-bt C. F. Barbour and ". N. Barbour
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
Mayors Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be an election held in the City of Forrest City, saS on
 Tuesday, April ,, 1912, for the purpose of electing the following off cers for the above named city:
 ONE MAYOR
 ONE MARSHAL,
 ONE RECORDER
 ONE TREASURER
 SIX ALDERMEN. The aldermen shall be elected by wards, two from each Of the three wards of Forrest City. All legal voters within the limits of the City of Forrest City are entitled to vote Given under my hand as Mayor of the City of Forrest City. Arkansas, this the first day of March 1912. A. D BOYLE Mayor
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
SOL LEWIS & SON.
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What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your backache. strengthen your kidneys. cor. rect urinary Irregularities. build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pro. vent Bright's Disease and Dia. bates, and restore health and strength. Rsfuss substitutea
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The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
HOw's his 1.

Ne offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of CatBrrh that cannot he cured by Uall's Catarrh Cure.
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 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo 0 Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 55e per bottle. Sold by all drug gists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29

The "Child's Welfare movement has challenged the attention ot thoaghtful people eyerywh ere. Mothers are natural supporters ana will find in Foley's Honey and Tar Compound most valuable ala; Coughs and colds that unchecked lead to croup. bronchitis and pneumonia yield quickly to the healing and sooth,, ing qualities of Foley'S Honey and Tar Compound. ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29

Marshal J. NJ. Davis. accompanied by Deputies Royal and Dougherty, and Mayor A. D. Boyle, went down to Helena Tuesday afternoon, taking with them Robert Cyle and Sidney Baldwin, colored, who were billed for an appearance before Commissioner Connolly, on charge of illegal whis- key selling. The negroes were held under s250 bond to appear before the Federal Court in Jonesboro in No- vember. In default of bail they were committed to jail.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
Ninteen Miles a Second

without a jar, shock or disturbance is the awful speed of our earth thru space. We wonder at such ease of nature S movement, and so do those who take Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
 No griping, no distress, just through work that brings good health and fine feelings. 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
To Mothers And Others.

You can use Bucklen's Arnic a Salve to cure children of eczema, rashes. letter, chahng, scaly and crusted humors. as well as their ac- cidental injuries, cuts, burns. bruises, etc, with perfect safety. Nothing else heals so quickly. For boils, ul- cers. old, running or fever sores CT piles it has no equal. ? cts at All Druggists
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
How Cold Causes Kidne, Disease

Partly by driving blood from the surface and congesting the kidneys, and partly .by throwing too much work upon them. Foley Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys, give tone to the urinary organs and restore the normal action. Quick in results. Try them. J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29

Squire Bill Thomas Of Democrat, was in the city Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. The Squire says that if the Salt River packet don't run and the high water drives him out of the bottom, he's coming to Forrest City to live, provided he can get permission.
The Forrest City times., 1912-03-29
\ Cold, Lagrippe, Then Pneumonia

Is too often the fatal sequence, and coughs that hang on weaken the sys- tenn and lower the vital resistance. Foley s Honey and Tar Compound is a reliable medicine that stops the cough promptly by healing the cause: soothes the inflamed air passages, and cheeks the cold. Keep always on hand. Re. fuse substitutes. l. T. Sanders.
 MT. and Mrs. Jno. Malouf are re. joicing over the arrival of hand some baby boy at their home The little one came Thursday We ex. tend congratulations and best wishes