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The Coconino sun., 1912-06-28

The first state legislature ad- journed last Saturday after putting in sixty days in regular session and thirty days in special session called by the governor. There are now laws for nearly everything some with emergencies attached and some that will not become operative for ninety days after the close of the session. For the next few years the people will be pumping up against innovations in the legal method of doing things and the average man will have to have a pet lawyer on tap con stantly not only one who knows law when he sees it, but one who can guess what the fellow meant who wrote it.
The Coconino sun., 1912-06-28

We have room for two more subscribers to The Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1912-06-28

At last the state legislature has adjourned "sine die"
The Coconino sun., 1912-06-28

State Of Arizona. County Of Coconino, ss. I, T. E. Pollock, president of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief T. F. POLLOCK,
 President. day Of June, 1912.
 (SeaD FRED LYNCH. Notary Public. My commission expires April 1, 1916, Correct-Attest: MCDONALD ROBINSON,
 l. B. SKATER.
 Directors.
The Coconino sun., 1912-06-28
BANK STATEMENT

Report of the condition Of the Arizona Gen. tral Bank at Flagstaff, in the State Of Ari- zona at the close Of business June l4, leI2.
 RESOURCES
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
.The RnsarY.

Every woman thinks she knows how ta keep alive the love of her husband. Wonder if the girls in Forrest City know this art2 Sometimes it Is said thev don't. At any rate they will know after they witness a perform dnca of The Rosary. which Is com iug To the Becker & Lewis opera house next Wednesday night, Febru- ary IL
 In The Rosary" there are three distinct love stories. The prime pdi love affair is that of Bruce and Vera Wilton This husband and wife love each other with their whole hearts. She Is deyout woman. but he is d born atheist. Being a man of much business interests. MT. Wilton neglectS his home, and Vera resorts to the 1 green-eYed monster to bring her hus- band back 10 her She begins tiirta- tion With a man named kenward
 Wright. Circumstances bring Wright into the Wilton home where he falls in love with Nera's sister, Alice. One night when he and Alice have ar- ranged for q secret eiOpement. era. entering the room as the couple are ! leari1E through au open window. Is discovered by her husband. The re- sgltis twe broken hearts; therefore iea sCsY.s an evil and hot au adyisa- b.n 89gaf keeping man interested.
 IHe second love story is between Kathleen Q Cannor and Ehaf.eE lar raw. Kathleen Is a#Httze Irish girl WL0 believes tHe man she Nll. marry must tEoW tHe Irisa history lasr- 8H2a r. Char aF knows nothing Irish history. s8 hatH cen teHa=-
 e#eH HiH. F5 keep Charley H- teeeSaa5 Kathleen a-e~ fae eira est If aHEGage. d1e=s and actions aH#r- .ee is .l -aezed rale IEHeE ule- ae-,-=so | js=sHayH ti5al t.#=-l#H. e~5 truth attracts the man aF tHa world 1eo keeps aIm Interested
 In be .oEa story between E=sera and s Eeetefss tHe audience HHds tlat eaHtHariuess t88 mans vanity mabes him only tEe more interested in the pursuit af tHe one thing upon which he brides himself greater than all else. During the scenes Skeeters k very proud 6f his ability 10 tell stories. but it isn n.t until after an original Sys- lem is employed that Skeeters sue ceeds in getting Lesura to laugh.
 All of this love is in The Rosary, and with competent cast presenting il. the play Is worth attending Opp era House. Wednesday night, Febra- arY Ii.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
NEW CASTLE TIMES

People are still picking cotton. and the new gasoline gin is running on bout full time. It has ginned up- wards of about one thousand balls 10 date
 Cotton picking is sl per hundred That takes about all of it from the men that raises 1t, and still the people will plant all this land in cot ton. and over half of our farmers will buy corn to feed their stock on next summer, and now the price If feed is going up every day, just to encourage us poor dickenses to plant all the fence corners in cotton again next year. And, woe be unto them if they do make another II or l5 million bale crop for 1912. The price will be , and | cents instead of cents next fall. IL does look like as well as the people are educated nOwaday and as much literature as Is published in regard t0 ever production. that the people would take warning by it, and raise most of theHecessities of fife at home. and not depend 4pon tHe north and west far 4Il taeY consume Naf brag- gjHg 9r 63astin1 iu She east. bur E1ar Ham8Le correspondent has nat 4aa@ls corn. eNceptoae time fl z5 ecae-. and R1 meat , ,ata iu f.4t #.Hat ttme 9r~a! .eisz zr.m s5t.1. s105aSofla.at rese es,s a.r. al4=i ae=#it4a a-5#e= =aHfeef a5H.az la asr neigh -.aa#4 --za
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 as aHe Hea has 5a5 as eaa 77=ad51a|s ras- and .ef. eeEa-a 7eHs Held #atHsa t7# la head eaa# aa5 af people 4a iae2.-r- If a.i. ca1tuH would 8.Ifs a-17 eaatS. taeH #e al. could .tE 8l home and board at tHe same place
 Well see in Tbe Pines r5aj Jae announcement column #s about faIJ. l tHiu& fthey eepcaming yag sH nave Co donate them another ea.ama. They have ail sighted as. SD far. we have net had one 10 see as yet. | think t would be ~eiess for our old friend Dr heBougaI t0 come for this t. asa9,i nome aaG Ne al know him so well, know hum [. ba entitled 70 the office for which he las been fried and found to be more than competent, brave and fearless in the discharge of the dut es ofthe hig h office. Judge Rolfe and Clerk Ner.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
ANNIV ERSARY MEETING.
Cosmos Club Celebrates Thirteenth Annual Celebration of It's Life.
 On February the Fifth.

The Cosmos Club. Forrest City's pioneer among the women's $ orgaui- zations, held it's thirteenth annual anniversary meeting last Monday af- ternoon. at the lovely, hospitable home of Judge and Mrs. N w Nor ton, that lady being one af the euat- ter members of the splendid organiza- tion, which year by year has gained in strength and good works during it's thirteen years of existence.
 According to the Year Book of the Club. the committee, who had been chosen beforehand to attend to this anniversary meeting, consisted of Mrs. J. l. Jones, Mrs. ] D. Baugh. and Mrs. A. L. Grady. On account of the illness Of Mrs. Jones, however, Miss Stella Wolfe. was substituted, and these three ladies, aided and abetted by Mrs. Norton, outdid them selves, in preparing an entertainment worthy of the occasion for the as- sembled members and their invited guests, and the event in every way lived up To the quoted motto given for that festive oeeasion-"fhis night We hold all old accustomed feast. whereto we have invited many aguest. such aS We love.
 AGCuHAlHN l9 custom, Edta tHGHIs5fi of the club, Is allowed Co invite one guest to the anniversary meeting. aud these guests iu JQrn allowed Ia Ig- yIte one friend, each. About dfty members and guests assembled g9 E0 honor ta the occasion, ahd tae after noon was most de5.ghtfaHf spent. \ verse-wriling contest Has the frst event, the guests being paired aa. and their verses submitted 8Ha judged by couples Mrs. Afa. French and Miss Mamie F.Paal were lHe victors and in Ghe eut Ter the prize, Mrs French vas IHe lucky one.
 The next event Was a ball pitching contest, and afforded much amuse- ment, the guests attempting to mt with rubber balls. valentines lasten- ed to the wall. In this Mrs. .. .. Vance proved the most expert and was awarded the prize.
 It had been intended t0 have program of vocal and instrumental music, but on account Of the illness of several of the ladies who were to participate, this was foregOne. As q delightful conclusion salad course and coffee was served.
 The next meeting of the club twill be held on Monday afternoon, Feb ruary l9, with Miss Mamie Pool.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Mrs. Williams Entertains.

Mrs Eugene Williams deli ghtfuiIv entertained at cards on Wednesday afternoon and evening in honor 0f her guest, Miss Margaret Bowers. of Scotland Neck, North Carolina The house was beautifully adorned, red hearts being mainly used IS the decorative scheme Ehe afterHoaH function was mainly for tbe married ladies. and six tables were played the following charming matt6ns atteu= ding To enia9 Mrs Williams a6>pI- taity aud fo meet ber eHpsf Mes= danes B# C. Neaa. A E. N9fs Hlsl@. tA N86a.E. E Eftfs. =.Ha Gr.t- myer h. I .trdstertH Edward Eale~aa " 5.#. fl ftF Eu.
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The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The under signed. sheriff and EN-Offcio Collector of the Revenues of st Francis County, state of Arkansas, will attend in person or By deputy al the following times and places for the pur- pose of collecting the state and County reve- uue for The year 1911 to-wit
 l. Anguille Township. Macedonia, Monday, February -, l9l2
 Felico Township Colt Wednesday, Feb TUafy fl. 1912.
 Nlf persons are requested To bring Their last Eears tax receipts when thCY come to pay taxes, that mistakes may ne avoided.
 GEORGE E. AiALLnRYs
 ~HerT and Collector ~5zFfauci- aHntg ##HHH-H + s5f= Ha4 f=f#
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Celebrate China Wedding.

MT and Mrs. " Il. Mattice cele- brated their twentieth, or china an niversary at their home in Madison last night, February x. 1912 About % guests were present. several going from this city to attend the affair.
 Progressive Hearts was played. six tables being used The adies prize, a tray, was won by Mrs E ! Rptier. The gentlemen prize, d smoking tray, was won by NIT. Wheeler.
 An archery contest was also en- joyed, Mrs F Nj. Clancy winning the ladies prize, bon bon box, and Mr Bruce WiIgus, the gentl emen's prize a book.
 \ Sumptuous repast was served at the conclusion of the games, to which all present did justice. The decora. tions consisted mainly of red hearts red and green being the color motif
 Mr and Mrs Mattice were married in Ulysses. Nebraska. twenty years ago, last night. They have been liv- ing in Madison forthe last i've years, NIT Mattice having charge of the Morgan West Box Factory there. They nave made host Of friends both in Madison and throaghautthe county. whom Ne i4In In eaugratuIa Iti1us and good wishes for many happy returns UI Lle day.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Valentines al inc Newsstand.
FOR A LONG LIFE
Those Interested, Please Read

Those Interested, Please Read
 Fresh air and exercise. with proper food and q sufficient amount 9f sleep are the essentials.
 Jnder such regime If living. germs cannot develop and many dis eases are prevented
 should the system require tonic. take only such as you know their in Eaedien4s-such is Vinol. which is 3 delicious combination af tae health giving properties of tbe cods' livers with all the useless grease eliminated and tonic iron added happily blended ln mild, medicinal wine.
 For this reason Ninoi Is regardad as one of The greatest body builders and invigorators for aged people It Invigorates and builds them ID. and keeps them up.
 We sell Vinol with the understand. ing that if it does nor give satsfac- ton the price will be returned. Sold by Hatcher x Caldwell. Drgr
 sists, Forrest City. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
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 The eXpreS, messenger W4s forced . place LHe dynamite an tHe Iron 9afe and trunks and baggage piled on t,p he fuse w5s thpu iguited The eX- a>loH was terrific. and done ereat damage. bUt tia hot accomplish the purpose, NJ fIe services [ he neSSpn- ger fas again required. aad eighteen ~. lcA ei dynamite were placed in p0- >ll-an and tHe f#se 1guited The eX- pa>ian Was ike heavy earthquake. .e etr Ms reduced to sntiHlers and HHr Nfe-kaGe decorated the forest for If fl around Telegraph poles, trees ahd railroad ties and irons mingled in wreck. which had caught Ire. But lals dld deter tHe robbers. who made their WdT amid Ihe wreck to tAe safe. which WIS blown open. and what tMev got Ter their pains they only ku0B
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09

The new Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas, The Rt. Rev James R. Winchester, is expected 10 visit the Church of the Good Shep- herd on sunday February 18th. 10 .ake he =erH4ees of that church n absence of the rector 10 do mis- siauag york at Osceola and Blythe vile A lile this wrl not be the occasion 0f the Bishops annual visit for Confirmation, it Is being planned to Hsae the Bishop visit Il welc me and happy one for aH l detailed notice of the services WilI be given next week..
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09

Win names are heard IH c8mpIimen. targ mention in every hame 4ou epte, in our eommunity-eyen the girls an5 small boys ask their fathers fl tbag can't vote for Dr. McDougal Cant Merwin and Judge Rolfe. and tbei, fathers always tell them they will get enough votes without them.
 Our community has been depopp. ated Of the young people of late Miss Hattie Horton and Miss Franks Armstrong are attending school II Forrest City, also MT, Earl Horton. MT Clyde Horton is bookkeeping for MT Kerry It Madison, Ark. Miss Nellie shawver is teaching at the County Farm School, in Griggs town. ship. Miss Alma Pirtle, is teaching in Poinsett county near Greenfield. Ark.
 Mir Ben Miller, MT E. L. Horton and Alton Piffen took the train on last Saturday Il D. ID. for the north, their destination being unknown, unless they went 10 see why NIT. Ground Hog came out the 2nd. when 6e knew the sun was shining Theg said before they left that they were tired of fhis zero weather
 Nr- Kate Oliver is quite sick as present. Daf we hope s,Ie ai.I ae bet Ter jn few days.
 Nts~ Nellie Eafnes had tae mis- taftsaea. breaking Her afH feg
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 hMadma Owens fef ,eme Time ago a.at t4e lee 4ad braae 7ae fHef #inas lel ze4u t-e klee aad waist from aLIe4 s4e d.ea-ame e5ne asa She sta, ser9 oaa.
 3Te... if sir 6roam Ie5 anT weather prophet. we Ind. st IS vel -HeH.aestGe # dexter and s3edss ana ga ll tle woods, a. He ~4se.E sa8 ais shadow tsheds Hat sa od he has gone bind.
 cur new Professor and Miss Annie Hamilton are getting along fiae with our school. Prof Bartaw $ wei liked by all fhe pupils aud patrons ot the school
 Bro. MckeivY came up last week with his good wife and he'd few days meeting, 8at on accoaa5 oi 02s roads and bad weather. did very Iitte good
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 Just received. beautiful me oi Spring Ginghams. Fusseli-6raiiah' AIderson Company.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09

Whereas \ D Holiday and PinIp HolIIday his wife, on the 2sth day 0f X pfil {ao5 convey ed 10 the nndersiz zned as trusstee the follow ins described real estate. to-w1ts
 East HaIf E. l-2} of the Northeast quarter ~. E. 44 of section ThirtY-two s{2} and the East Half of Northwest Quarter of the North east Quarter Of section Thirty-two t321. all in Township siN #6 North of Range Two - East containing in all one hundred acres more or less, in >t. Francis County Arkansas. said deed " as made 10 secure an indebtedness pay able t9 l-- Bollwage and 1T was provided in said Trust Deed that lu ease of default Jn The payment of sad iudebtedne>s or any part hereof ac auder-taaed at 9He request or The holder 9t said indebtedness. should pro- ceed To Seil ~aid property ai public sale after IYin- ua1iee 4f the time. aera4S. ard Btare of sale, and whereas. default having aeeH made F H- payment of Hle a"H6 described n sad Hfaat lfe'af4 4a1 t6e t##-fzi-gea uaEiHE 4esu request 0a 3iv =#. jF..,I aoIi5er 8f ~aW d+Af tD >t-tt 5t- 4tttasHt ts uts tzut'- Ha74 H-t-t5f-
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The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
He Won't Limp Now.

No more limping for Tom Moore of Cochran, Ga. "I had bad sore on my instep that nothi ng seemed to help till used Bucklen's Arnica Salye,' he writes, but this wonder ful healer soon cured me" Heals old, running sores, ulcers, boils. burns, cuts, bruises, eczema or piles. Try it. Only 25 cents at All Druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
In Epidemic of Coughing

Is sweeping over the town. Old and young alike are effected. and the strain is particularly hard on little children and elderly people Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is quick. safe and reliable cure for all coughs and colds. Contains no opiates Sold by ! T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09

Gool thit. tp It.... City People.
 People in Forrest Citv who have constipation, sour stomach or gas on the stomach, should use simple buck thorn bark, glyeerIne etc. as com eeuHded in Adier-i ka. the new Ger man appendicitis remedy \ MN GLE DOSE brings relief almost N STANTL4 because this simple mix ture antisepticlzes the digestive nr- gans and draw off impurities j T Sanders, Druggist
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Warming Against Wet Foet.

Wet and chilled feet usually affect Bite mucous membrane of the nose. gHr9at and lungs and Ia grippe. =bran- eUItEs or pneumonia may result. Watch ttfeta#ly. partirus4rIe fHe eHl.afea. tu4 IF tIs f#hEih-r .faaD4fn t4t Glz- s.Fe t.HHaY and Ear .I8 4o.fs.I e.ai.Ia~ -.a tIa a.4Hta4 EnHuGsf 4Ha Hs..7 #a +ieA#A .ar H# .I-t#..a. -#=a
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09

Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor exercise, insufficient mastication If food, constipation, l torpid liver. worry and anxiety, are the most com. mon causes of stomach troubles. Chr rect your habits and take Chamber Iain.s stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon 9e well again For sale by All Dealers
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Warming Order.
n St, Francis Chancery Court

In ~t, Francis Chancery Court F. N uarrud, et al Plaintiffs. v,r,,t,4s, .o,-
  Fred -chnid. ct al. Defenants The defendant Louise D. HeaniHgseH k warned to appear In this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, John Mumper and Annie blumper January 20, 1912.
 R. ". PAYNE. Clerk. Mann Rollwage X Morrow, >ols.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Dissolution Notice.

From and after this date the firm of Pettus x Fogg Is dissolved ny mutual consent. Mir. E. k. FOgg retiring, and Mr R. L. PettHs aSsum- ing all iabilitiesofthe late firm andwhowill re- ceive and receipt for all collections on iHdebt- edness due The old firm
 Forrest City, Ark. January 23 1912.
 Respectfully,
 ROBT, l.. PETTUS, l-A}-4t F. k. FOGG
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09

An up-to-date barber shop and pool room has been installed in the base ment underneath the office of the Ho- tel Fisher, and the pool room part will be opened for business tomorrow. The barber shop has been running since last Saturday. Mr Robertson, formerly with Williams Barber Shop and Mir. Roy Fisher have charge of the new establishment and will ap- preciate your patronage. Give them a call
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Lumbago, Rheumatism and ChiIIblains

There is nothing that gives so quick benefit as Hunt's Lighting Oil. The very minute 1t is rubbed on the im- provement is noticed. For over thirty years this Eminent has been ac- knowledged to be the best for these troubles. Every druggist will recom- mend it. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. at All Druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Notice of .uaeiiaa'- sale.

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The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
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Notice is hereby -Iyau fnaf pursuant fa decree rendered iH tue ~t. fraHcI. Chan. eerv Court. at I he october Term. i4Il thereof ln he cause therein pending wherein F l. keeder was plaiutltf and Ghas ? BeedIe va. defendant, the undersigned as Commissioner .alLl Cunt
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
Saturday. February r.. 1912.

al the front door of the Court House in St Francis County, Arkansas, sell 10 the highest bidder. on credit of three months, the fol- towing described real estate Jo-wft.
 The West Half of North west Quarter w I-l \. W l-+ of section Fourteen tlA in Town ship -Four q North, Range One l West, con tatning s0 acres more or less
 Note with approved security will he required of the purchaser
 January -, 1912
 1-26 T K. N. PAYNE. Commissioners
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-09
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Trustees Notice

@hereae lame, l.. ~c0fi and r. E ~eatf 'ht, wife. on he iefH day 9f ian. Ig4a tlnNe.aa sf ,he undersigned m iru~t. fLe Northwest Guar ter tn F l-4 of soc. Irn tlnt in Township E0ur A. North of Range Fhrer t3} iast ti ~r Fran fts county AFeaH~a~. containing Inc 4efes more CT leSs To =erFfe aH lutIrbtt.tiHp@> r4ft4t5 mentioned t9 Alg~. ~afile l.. \ v-a and
 " hcteAs. #t Val prov 3te4 u said fgu~f Deed hal upon aetaall aasua Hade 11 tIr ri4Vf1s5f ihe undersigned -huuld HDup heJug rruuC-ied nN lhe Aolder af -afa HdeffcdN.~- -slI fft. afove described jaud fo -afI,f, -fi.l 5,t...,,ti ue~9, interest and cost.
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