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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-05
RADIATORS RESPONSIBLE FOR
 HOT WAVE SEWARD PENINSULA

The February thaw is no doubt du, to ;hc radiation of the Radiators pre- pairing for and culninatinE in their sixth annual banquet last Saturday evening In the Eagle hall when about three hundred member participated tn a fine collation.. both wet aud dry and wherein joy from beginning ts end was unconfned.
 Great credit is due to the commit tee who worked out the details of this evening of mirth. the most eN- cellent numbers m the program and the lunch served Everything was first class. nothing but the beet" heinz served from .,tart [" finish.
 Every winter at their anuula ban quet this wonderful organization IaISes it's standard of entertainment a little higher and Saturday night was by Tar the best ever given.
 Space will not allow of going Into ietail. for we wish to publish the many telegrams received throughout he evening for they are real cute and right to the point. But We cannot overlook the good music of the or crestra. the presentation by Castle to Elwood Bruner and Dr. F. r. Hill. with m elephant e. O. PD and jackass respectfully.
 President Burners address was good. giving a brief history of the organ ization. from the day of it's first presi- dent. George Walker down 10 "Elwood the First Also presenting the em blem of the order. lemon bound with metal. So it cannot get away.
 pr Sloan told several stories. one of which amused Fox Ramsay. It be- ing about bagplpes He also told sev- -ral others that were good about localities
 The Bruncr club were hundred per cent better Saturday evening than the night of their entertainment. They just had 10 come back and repeat.
 W. A. Gilmore made q good speech in defense of McManus. the dethroned mosul. and reported he did little boosting for the Solomon derby on his three bath trip to Solomon. He also made speech without words" for Judge C n. Murane. who could not be present
 Fred Richardson ss o real coon was good and applauded.
 Lieut. Boschen was there with tho classics" on aeronautics. but in some manner or other failed to work a heroine into his story which was in ded a surprise to many knowing he Is 'uch a~cAampion of the fair sex.
 The Eskimo dance was a crack a iach and everyone enjoyed 1t. for they had beed deordorized for tho occasion but danced fin No. shape.
 MT. Mike Mccarthy proved the sur prise of the evening. Talk about the nimble toed fair dancer or the airy. light and graceful" they would all look like novices along side this old fellow who in the last ap of the three core and ten Is about the liveliest dancer we have ever seen.
 Mr c. J. Lomen told a good story about the presto change of the union 5uit from above to below the table.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-05

tiui hcr. with Bard and Coply. Have become the local society leader and expect (" De invited to run for con grcss. The Chamber of Commerce has made me its representative in Nome. TrH Y"rk"v he isn't in II.
 G GDGGHN
 Spokane. Fcb s. Is1-.-Tcn Jakcy to knock ofr one per cent to Radiators on the next rummage sale and tell C"wd"u | need morc money
 MIKE SAMUEI.S
 Bakcrsn.ld. Cal. Feb. 3. lst2.-In- form Roy osborn that there will be no coal in Nome for the next three years Me and Rockefeller have com bined forces and the Standard oil people are to make no contracts for future deliveries of crude oil entil We have figured out what we wan, for our noxt dividend Radiators will be allowed swimming privileges in the big tank and will he permitted to talk" away all they can carry with them
 President NSsoCiatcd oil Co.
 seattle. Feb g 1912 Forgot tp mention in my preceding wire that we are hopping up tho All Alaska SUecpstakcs Interest all good Radia- tors In li. Hope to send YOU a thou sand from here.
 NED DARLING.
 House of Representatives. Washing ton. D =. Feb G l?t2-Just intro duccd bill for len million dollars for dirigibles from Valdez to Nome and way points \ fleet of ice break CTS on the way loaded with free booz" for Radiators Radiator day made a legal holiday m my new territorial bin Radiators t" have a lien and preferred claim against all boo2" em- pnriums. Nu Radiator will hereafter he permitted to work under any pre- text. hut wil receive uid age pension from birth WlCkERSHAM,
 Delegate to Congress.
 Scattl'. NaSH, rep. a, ifl-s--Jh'''- sen has received orders to soak 'em the limit for coal. but ,ll Radiators to have free access to the pile when ever there is one God knows when that will be. Tell all Radiators that they have my permission to hunt for drift wood between Cape Nome and Safety and they may have all they can carry. DAVIES Vladivostok. Feb. g. 1912.-Teh Art Gibson We are all ready to start all we need is another Ice breaker to pull us out and tow us 10 Nome. It would help some if you could send some ski runners for the Kit.
 CAPTAIN. Ice Breaker
 Christiania. Norway Feb 3. isl2.-- Me and Gus desire that you notify our consul. G. J. Lomen. that we don't propose 10 stand any longer for this Swensk- Irish combination. The harps must quit cutting Swede wages. This million days and a million dollars stunt don't go any longer. Lomen must either defecate or get on the pot. HAAKON VII. King of Norway.
 GTSTAVUS ". King Of Sweden (Continued Tomorrow) Tn oat the oews vou have to sub.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-05
OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.

For outside beer bottled or on draft go to the Eagle. where lt esn be secured by the glass, bottle or osss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-05

To get the news you have to sub- scirbe for the Nugget.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Reduced Rates For State Teachers Association, Little Rock, De.
 eember 26, p, 2S.

Official announcement has been made that a rate of one and on e. third fare for the round trip has been authorized for the Arkansas State Teachers Association meeting which will be held at Little Rock, December 26, 27 and 2S.
 The prospects are that the Asso- ciotion meeting this year will be the biggest and best that has ever .been held in the history of the Association. The programs both for the general sessions and for the section meetings will be unusually strong and interest ing to the teachers. Work onn nthe program has almost been completed and these will be printed and ready for distribution in the near future.
 A very vigorous camp lign for all increased attendance is being carried out by the officers of the Association. Every teacher in the State is being reached with announcements and literature concerning the meeting. Many of the attendance leaders re- gently appointed are actively at work in their respective communities for an increased attendance and member. ship at the coming meeting. J. L. Bond, Secretary of the Association, states that with the publicity cam. paign that is being carried on the at. tendance at the meetieg to be held during the Christmas Holidays should easily reach the 2.500 mark the standard Uf attendance fixed for this Association meeting.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

Go 10 Lawrences for good apples.
 Reed Murdock and Clubhouse brands at Lawrence's.
 Jersey Bull, North of town. g. season. II. W. Lewis.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
All grades of Bed Blankets and Comforts at closing out prices. Be sure to see them at Benson'S.

Mir. and Mrs. Ed Allen and the baby boy. John Edward, of Marianna, spent Thanksgiving very pleasantly 1 with friends and relatives in this city.
 If you want something that really and quickly cures Chapped Face, Hands or Lips, just telephone Shields Drug Store for ? cent bottle ot Lemonola.
 Miss Helen Nichols, who had been spending three or four weeks in Little Rock, guest at the home of her uncle, l MT w. D Bard. arrived home on Thanksgiving. much 10 the delight of 1 homefolks and legion of admiring l friends.
 Chifferobes-W are showing the best makes and best values Nothing is more servicable for mans room, they serve the purpose of a dresser and wardrobe together. s22.5 up 10 S45. Forrest City Furniture Co.
 For Sore Feet. Chilblains, Frost Bite, Sore Nipples, Chafing, Cuts, Calls. Burns, Sores or Scalds. Darby $ Proyhylactic Fluid is a marvellous remedy. It relieves inflamed con ditionS, heals the flesh and eases pain. Taken internally for Cramps or DySenterg it corrects the disorders at once. Price 50 cts per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
 Ladies who experience feeling of nervousness, exhaustion and painful internal symptoms need the fine re- storative effect of Dr. Simmons Sguaw Vine Wine It is woman's medicine. It is especially prepared to overcome the evil effect of irregu- larities. heart palpitation and weak. ness due to the ailments 10 which the female body is subject. Price Sl. per bottle Sold by City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Fresh Prunes at Lawrence's

Fresh Prunes at Lawrence's.
 Old magazines-back numbers-5ct each, at the Newsstand.
 Buy Your Dry Goods and Christ mas Things at Warshavsky's.
 WANTED--A piano in good condi tion. Will pay reasonable rent. An ply at this office or call phone 42.
 Attorney Walker Morrow. of tn, nrm of Mann, Rollwage & Morrow visited Wynne Tuesday on lega business.
 Attorney Fred Harrelson, of tho nrm or Harrelson x Hargraves, lief, Weonesday morning on a business Rock. '''e
 WA NTED - Unincum bered lady ialr education, for hours work each gay: pleasant surroundings. If satis lactory, permanent employment. Ad. dress x, this office.
 II you want to see the swellest in. voice of Strictly Tailored. Ready. made Ladies Skirts, shrunk and silk. stitched. we have them here at each, so and sl0. k. W. Benson & Company,
 We have the most complete and up'to-oate line of Fancy and Family Groceries in Forrest City. Promptly aelivered to your home in the city at lowest prices by Russell -Graham-Al- derson Go. Phone 4l-2 rings.
 Notwithstanding there has been a heavy advance in most everything in the grocery line, We buy our goods in such way that our trade will not leel the advance in prices at our store. fussell.Graham Alderson Company. Phone 4l2rings.
 FOR RENTING nice rooms over the Big Store of R. w. Benson & Go. suitable Tor doctors, lawyers, dentists. or cotten mems office, or in fact good Tor any kind of an office one might want Apply to Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney S. s. HargraVeS went over to Widener tuesday 10 prosecute an innocent oootlegger in Squire G. W. N hite's court, but upon investigation the prosecutor found that there was a lack of proof against the accused and recommended that the case be dis. missed, which was done.
 Rev. F E Taylor, sometime pastor of the Methodist church in this city, now of Little Rock, was in the city "Wednesday as the representative of the Masonic Mutual Life \ Association, and The Times acknowledges a very pleasant call from the gentleman. He has a very warm spot in his heart for Forrest City and her people
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Sewing Club Entertained.

Mrs. Thos. H. Tarver delightfully."- entertained the ladies of the Sewing Club last Friday afternoon at the home Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. k. Mo- Knight. A delicious salad course was served. Those present were: Mes danes II. R. Clarke, Edw. Schlosser, E. J. Kyle, Ray Bonner, Marshall, Cook, Barringer, Pyle, Fogg, Otis Stevens, Casteel Ben Lewis, Sol Lewis, of Memphis. Cargill and J. +. A Hen, of Marianna.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

Go 10 Lawrence's for good apples.
 Reed Murdcck and Clubhous brands at Lawrence's.
 Jersey Bull, North of town. s season. II. W. Lewis.
 All Wool Bed Blankets, extr, wide, $l0 value for $7 50 a, Benson's.
 We receive the latest and bes, issues of Souvenir Postcards every month, at the Newsstand. Decem Der assortment just received. Per dozen, 25c.
 For first-class cleaning and repair. ing of ladies and mems suits or other clothing, give Sam Burd, the tailor, 8 trial. He will do your work right and at reasonable prices.
 Mrs. L. H. Pippin gave us a pleas. ant call last week, and has our thanks Tor payment Of subscription account. We are glad 10 learn that Mir. Pippin and son, who have both been il, are improving.
 MT. W. II. Peevey, of Johnson township, was pleasant caller at The Times office last week, and has our thanks for payment of sub scription account. We esteem him one of our best friends.
 You will fine at our store every. thing in fruits, produce, etc, at a rn a h ln 1 will take pleasure in looking after your orders and best interest prompt ly: Phone 4l-2 rings, Russell Graham. Alderson Company.
 Rev. k. T. Mabey, State Missionary of the Episcopal Chuch, was in town several days this week on visit to his family, and shaking hands with friends. He gave us pleasant call. and has our thanks for payment of subscription account.
 MT. W. R. Cannon, the apple car man, who became so well known here during the past two seasons, dropped in on The Times force Tuesday for an exchange of greetings and to let us know that he had transferred his base of operations from Arkansas to Lou isiana this season. Cannon is a whole souled, good fellow, and we were very glad to see him.
 Mrs. ]. B. Terry was shopping down town Wednesday and gave us a pleasant call She is greatly pleased with the progress of the children in the several schools which they are attending, and we are glad to hear of their success. Mrs. Terry has our thanks. also. for payment of the several subscription accounts for her self and children
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Extra large mackerel at Lawrence's. Fresh Potato Chips just received at LaWrence'S Grocery. Phone 24S.


 Lawrence's Grocery. Phone PAS.
 Squire John w. Hall and MT. c. c. Fogg. two we'll known citizens and business men of Widener, were circu- lating among friends ill the city yes terday.
 The bond Of Tax Assessor J. M. Nichols for 5000 has been filed ana approved by the County Court. as re- quired by law, a fact which The Times overlooked last week in printing d list of the cOdnty officers whose bonds had been filed and approved
 For Your Wife's Xmas Gift-Noth- ing would be more acceptable to her than a nice pedestal extension table 4S or 54 inch top. We have them in Chartered Golden Oak and Early English finish. The prices are right too. Forrest City Furniture Go.
 Mir. Rolly Batts, who left here the latter part Of last week, in com pany with his brother. Mir. Judd Batts, for the hospital in Memphis, where he underwent a surgical operation in having a bnormal growth on one of his legs removed Reports from Memphis are to the effect that the gentle man is very much improved andis on the high rood To recovery.
 Dr ]. L. Fleming, of Goodwin, the gentleman who has only recently pur- chased the property, practice and good will of Dr. c. A. Mccormick, at that place, was a genial business yisi- tor in the city Monday. The gentle man says he likes Goodwin, and the people of St. Francis county with whom he has come in contact. line, and sees no reason why he should not make Arkansas his permanent home in the future.
 A return engageme Of the Rosary, which was presented here last season with marked success, will hold the boards at the Becker & Lewis Opera House on Friday night, Jan E. under the management of Edw. w. Row land and Edwin Clifford. New and improved scenery and elaborate cos tuning characterize the staging Of this ever pleasing bill this season, and treat Is in store for Forrest City theater-goers.
 Capt. Vim. Stone, of Colt. bought a Ford roadster recently through the dealer, and the trim little car arrived Tuesday, and after being adjusted at the garage of Mcdaniel & Son, 1t was delivered to him Wednesday. The Ford is particularly adapted for the country. as no roads are too rough for it to travel. We are pleased to learn that J. O. Rush is the accredited dea- Ter here. See the advertisement in another column. The price of the Ford is within the reach of all.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
ELKS LODGE NOTICE.
WARNING.

kll persons are hereby notified not hunt on our land. II. r. German, Mrs. Alice Beck, Mrs. Emma Cummings s J D. Baugh, J. NJ. Nichols.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

We have some Dandy New Games at the Newsstand.
 There are two or three swell fall weddings on tapis.
 Don't forget the musicale, Tuesday night at the residence of Mrs. F.. F. Taylor, benefit of Presbyterian church Admission 50c.
 Cedar Chests Mating shirt waist boxes are very useful Xmas gifts See our fine showing in these goods. For rest City Furniture Co.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give musicale next Tuesday night at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor, for the bene- it of their church, and to which the public is cordially invited. The ad- mission will be fifty cents, and it is expected to have some of the best talent in town. besides Miss Nina Block, of Wynne, will be present and sing, as will also Professor Wiley, of Memphis. who is well known here among large circle of friends. This promises to be the most enjoyable musical event of the season and we hope the ladies will receive a very liberal patronage.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06

Extra large mackerel at Lawrence's Gloaks, Suits and Dresses going be. io" cost at The Warshavsky store.
 ,r, Germantown Wool, Garnet Warn ihFeao ma Tor Embroidery and Knitting c, Great Reduction in Ladies' Hats 1hlldpes sh and Trimmings. The War, shaysky Store. e "'
 Treasurer ]. B. Terry arrived homo oaooruay morning from business trip to Little Rock. Y''''''
 Capt. II. s. Richardson, of Colt ac. companied by his daughter. Mrs. Min tie Malone, were visitors in the citv Tuesday. '''N N'''
 All new things in Ladies and Mis-. ses Cloaks, including the noted eJohn- me Cloaks, at Popular Prices R, W. Benson & Company.
 Call and see the plat of our new ad- qltlon to the city of Forrest City. Lots now offered for sale. Eupene Williams at Bank of Forrest City.
 FOR SALE-Having installed a heating system at my residence, I have good base burner, that will be sold cheap for cash. James Russell.
 For Chapped Face and Hands Lemonola is the quickest and clean est remedy. Nicely Perfumed. 25 cent bottles at Shields Drug Store.
 Just received at Tine Times News st and, fifty new graphophone records. Come in and hear them and make your selections, They are peaches. "
 Positively the largest assortment of the celebrated Puck Brand Canned Goods ever brought to Forrest City is how on display at Scott X Ferguson's.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Shelled nuts at Lawrence's S.

 Just Received-Fresh line Of finest Chocolate Candies, at Lawrence's Grocery.
 Rev. W. w. Anderson, of Searcy, was genial visitor 10 the c ty Tues day, and paid The Times Newsstand very pleasant call.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Bed Comforts, best material, sat in covered, $6 value for $4 at BenSon'S.

Judge Derrick, Marshal Ford and Squire Hayes, three well-known citi- zens of Lee county. passed through the city Wednesday morning en route to Little Rock on business.
 MT. Ben Lewis, of the popular Front street gents furnishing firm of Sol Lewis X Son, left "Wednesday morning on visit of a day or two with relatives and friends in Mem. phis.
 STRAYED--One bay horse, weight about 900 pounds, blaze-faced, abou, 9 or 10 years old. Reasonable reward will be paid for return of said anima or any information leading to his re- coyery. John Malouf, Forrest City Arkansas.
 We want to thank Mrs. Nena Lan- ders for payment of subscription and Der goodwill toward The Times. She has taken and paid for the paper ever since she came to Forrest City. and we esr eem her one of it's best friends. It certainly is encouraging to have such loyal friends.
 MT. Sid Lynch, of Haynes, while here last week, renewed his sub scription to The Times for 1913 though he had it paid in advance tc January 1. We certainly appreciate the confidence and friendship of MT Lynch and all others who are doing their part to help us issue the best county paper in Arkansas,
 Dr. II. P. Dooley, one If the oldest inhabitants. " and by this we do not mean that the Doctor Is getting old but that he has been here long time gave us a pleasant call Monday, ant has our thanks for payment of sub scription account. The Doctor has been taking The Times for forty-twt wears. and we hope he will live tt take and enjoy it for that many more We esteem him one of our staunchest friends.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
Plant an ad in The Times. Fresh Dates at Lawrence's. |Holsum Bread at Lawrence's.
 O.Cedar Mops at Becker & Lewis.

 |Welch's Grape Juice at Lawrence's s Chase x Sanborn Coffees at Neb. Its
 |Rutabaga turnips at Lawrence's s 1erY day.
 {Dill Pickles and Hot Tamales in )ns al the City Grocery. [Samelson's Extra, dime cigar for hiekle at H. Folbre x Go. Latest styles in Invitation and egret cards at the Newsstand. Let Dryden make your pictures, brkmanship equal to the best. Mr. F. E. Dyal, of Goodwin, was a bsiness visitor in the city Monday. We want to sell you graphophone )u will never regret it. Newsstand. lf you want your groceries fright pwa phone Neblett-two delivery Rgons.
 Mr. Joe Levy left Monday to re- )me his studies in the Little Rock ,llege
 A complete new stock of Staple Of, e and School Supplies just received ] the Newsstand.
 Just received at the l.. R. Grob- yer City Meat Market a barrel of |fesh Sour Kraut. Mrs. Bert Gray left Saturday morn- x Tor Memphis on brief shopping ip and to visit friends. Have you tried Lemonola for mapped Face and Hands? Sanders fug Store, p cent bottles. Fresh Evaporated Apricots, Apples fo Peaches just received at Law Ince s Grocery. Phone PAS. We now have Sunshine Cakes and fackers. A full supply and a fresh pc. At Lawrence's Grocery.
 All grades of Bed Blankets and lnforts at closing out prices. Be re to see them at Benson's. pr. Albert C. Shreeve. of Proctor.
 Tn town on business Tuesday,
 gave us pleasant call. He has Y thanks for payment of subserip- n account.
 Pont forget to use a little Prickly
 bltters whenever the stomach pOweiS are disordered. It quickly fects such troubles and makes you
 bright and cheerful. J. T. San E special agent.
 n. VA. Johnson, of the Naylor hs3h Company, at Riverview,
 Who now resides in town, was d asait caller at The Times office 'uay' and has our thanks for pay
 u ol subscription account.
The Forrest City times., 1912-12-06
We want your printing business.
Al the latest and sweetest grapho- phone records at the Newsstand.

Reversible Rugs-in all sizes up to 9 X l2 feet, guaranteed colors-9 X l3 size only el0. For service and looks these rugs are unexcelled. Forrest City Furniture Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-21
BREAKS A COLD IN A DAY
And Cures Amy Cough That Is
Durable. Noted Doctors
Formula.
Formula.

ounces of Giycerine and half an
ounce of Concentrated Pine COM
pound. Take these two ingredients
home and put them into n half pint
OF good whfskey. Take one to two
teaspoonfuls after each meal and at
bed time. Smaller doses to chill
dren according to age" This is the
best formula known to science.
There are many cheaper prepara-
tions of large quantity. but II don't
pay to experiment with bad cold.
Be sure to get only the genuine
(Globe) Concentrated Pine. Each
half ounce bottle comes in a sealed
tin screw-top case. If your drug
gist does not have il in stock he
will get IL quickly from his whole
sale house. This has been publish
ed here every winter for six years
and thousands of families know its
yalue.-Advt