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The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
FROM HOT SPRINGS.
Hot Springs Liver Button. the Ia. nous Remedy for Constipation.
 Nick Headache. Sluggish LYer.ete.

Hot Springs Arkansas, is the world $ greatest sanitarium There scientists study, striving to give 10 the suffer ing better remedy for every disease.
 For constipation. sluggish liver, for stomach misery sick headache, dizzi- ness, biliousness or that blue. down and out feeling, every resident of and every visitor to Hot Springs knows that Hot Springs Liver Buttons are the best remedy in the world.
 If you want perfect laxative that will keep your bowels in fine condi- tion and make your blood jingle with health. get 25cent box of Hot Springs Liver Buttons at any first. class druggists in Forrest City ol vicinity today. Youll quickly learn why tens of thousands Of people from Maine to California prefer them to any other similar remedy.
 For free sample write Hot Springs Chemical Co.,, Hot Springs, Ark. City Drug Store special agents ir Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
Miss Merwin Entertains At 300.

In honor of Miss Daisy Figures, of Lexa, who had been a deligh tful guest for week or ten days in the home of Capt. and Mrs T. C. Mer- win, and of Miss Mignon Knight, Of California, Miss Georgia Merwin charmingly entertained on Monday evening at that lovely and hospta ble home with a 800 party. The house had been decorated with vines, cut flowers, potted plants and ferns, and though no set color scheme for decora- tive effect was set or sought to be carried out, the result was most charming and beautiful one. The ladies prize, pair of silk hose, was awarded to Miss Eva Bridgforth. while MT. Ed Neal was the winner of the gentleman's prize, white tie. The honorees were presented with hand painted pins. At the close of | the game pink and white cream and cake was served as refreshment course. Those present were Misses Goodwin Tipton. Nell and Mary Cor. man. Margaret Barrow, Alleyne
 Rollwage. Faucette, tof Trenton, Tennessee, Helen Nichols. Emile Gatling, Elizabeth Davis. Beatrice Mcdaniel, Mary McDougal Virginia Rollwage, Mary Norfeet Mary Joe
 Pettus, Eva Bridgforth Susie Fitz- patrick, (of Henning, Tennessee }
 Frances and Hattie Mann. Courtney Co~an, Mary Mabley Geneyieye and l Evelyn Pettus, Winnie Stevens.
 Freddie Mcknight Montine kirkpat- rick. Iof Ripley. Tennessee. Pearl
 Robinson. tof Mariana. Edith
 Eadakin, Mamie Lou Fondren and l Nignon Knight. Of Pasadena Cali tornia and Daisy Figures. tof Lexa.} the hoHaree> Tom Wor,ham. Leo Gfobmyef Philip Isaac>. Henry Gatling A Nimocks Walter stevens.
 Vii BrideWe3 Ed NeaI. san Mann.
 Ira Proctor. Albert BQf8rd. Walker Morrow Water 4orman. James Ewart, Reed BoweS. Nathan Norton. Louis MeDaniel Jas Fundren. John Webb. Viii MerWiu, Ghas. Buford. Sullivan. Dan kauefauf. Beatty Thomas. Herman Ronwage. Will Campbell John 6at}iag Kenneth Knight and NJ. and Mrs Harry Knight
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
WHY IS FORREST CiTYFiRM
Because It's Citizens Have Learned
 The Truth.

After reading this generous and en- couraging report from Mrs Pace those who have tie misfortune to suffer. as she did, will naturally long to get similar relief Bat 10 gec the same good as Mrs Pace had. you should get the same remedy. There are ot course. other kidney pills but there are no other kidney pills the sane as boaHs Ihatis why Forrest City people demand tle genuine.
 Ms. L C Pace, H. S. Rosser St-. Forrest City Ark says l am pleased 10 recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. for Lave been greatly benefited by them. was annoyed hy kidney con paint and suffered from lane and aching back The Contents of three boxes Of Doan.s Kidney Pills relieved all my aches ana pains and benefited me in every way Yea are welcome to use my endorsement at any. tine you desire
 For sale by al dea CTS Price 5o ats. Foster-Milburn Cea sufalo. \ W York. sole agents for tie Uuitei States.
 Remember the name Doan sand take no other.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
Pick l p Nice Reward.

Deputy Sheriff ]. T Johnson and MT. Bob Swan made all important capture last Friday night al Whit. more. in the person Of ] T KeeviH a white man. wanted al West Point. Georgia on charge Of illicit whisky selling. keeyil was out on a $500 bond, which Le jumped, the bonds men offering a reward of S55 for his capture keeyil had been in this country for five or six months. and when captured was working al tim Der camp. He offered To resistance. bat refused ta accompany Harvey Collins. one of the bondsmeu. who came over after him, wlthoa1 having the reqaisition Of the Georgia c5ver. nor which he carried signed by Governor Deaaghey Governor B T. aghey signed the paper Ncnday night and il was sent back here and on Tuesday morning Mr Collins Jeff for West Point with The prisoner. Deputy Johnson accompanying him as far as Memphis
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
To Be Organized. Meeting Called For
 Monday Night.

Parties interested in the movement of better read for St. Francis county. and this section of the country gener= ally. are making arrangements and looking over the ground preparatory to organizing a Good Roads Associa. tion
 In furtherance of this idea meet ing has been called 10 assemble Mon. day night, September 2, in the office of the mayor in the city hall. at which time it is hoped to perfect the organization. The gentlemen inter ested have been making a canvass of those who have shown an interest in the movement for the betterment of our public roads, and it is confidently expected by them that good at tendance will be present Al who are ill anyway interested in this movement, which means so much 10 the country at large. are cordially in- yited and urged to attend this meet ing so that plans can be perfected whereby some concerted action can be taken to bring about this much to be desired end, which means so much to our people.
 Don't forget the time, the day or the place-Monday evening, Septe m- Der ?, in the mayors office at the city hall
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
BOttler Painfully Cut.

NIT. Roy Weier, employed as a bot tier at the bottling plant of the For rest City Ice & Coal Company, met with a painful and what might have been serious accident Monday after noon. He was bottling Rye-Ola. us ing dark colored bottles and did not notice flaw in one Of the bottles. He had filled the bottle, and placed itin the case alongside of the machine. when it exploded, a piece of the curved glass from the side of the bottle striking him in the nose. cut ting through the skin on both sides and the cartilage between the nOstrils. and almost seyering the mem Der. Dr. Bogart dressed the wound. having to take five stitches. two of which was taken in the cartilage itself. Roy was cut pretty badly in the same manner one day la,t week,tLe woun Is on this occasion being en his arms.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
General Election for state. County. Dis. triet and Township Officers to he
 Held on Monday, Sept. 9. 1912.

NOTICE i- hereby zl4en, and hy yiitae uf the authority vested in me v the Cou>t5tH- ton aud Laws 0f tae state af Arkansas do Eerruy proclaim pabisl and make Nu0Wu To all legal voters iu >t Francis County, that an election will He held at the usual voting places Il .a.d ' LIaue-s ol.ntE ALkaHsa,- on
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
Indian Killed On Track

Near Roche 2. Ilaau Indian vet Sg S-5is. s-tt ? oh d railroad track and was "t-4ea b} lhe Ias5 express He paid for i.ts l.. c4feiessiieSS "itH lis 5fe. Often lts tAat way @aeR people neglect eeuElls and colds. Don't risk your tife %aeh prompt Use 0f Br Kings New blsrcfery will cure them and so ore vent dangerous throat or l8Tr tf9ub.e Il completeis cured me. in snort time, Of q terrible c0url fhaf t9iIo8ea a severe attack of g.rif'
 "fites ;. b. Watts. Fioydada. Tex
 and Tegained . pounds in weieht that l had lost Quick. safe reIiahie ana guaranteed. 50c and sI.O0 TriaI bottle free al al druggists. 'A'
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
FOR PEOPLEWHO
 HAVE TO EAT

II you eat yoa need pigestit IL aids Digestion, prevents distress al ter eating stops gas formation, ie- lieYes indigestion instantly and cures dyspepsia. Browns Digestit is it. tie tablet easy 10 swallow and abso. iately harmless. Il has relieved thousands Sold on positive guafan. tee. Your money back if you want it-50c J. T Sanders. druggist-
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery.

l was attacked with dysentery about July 18th. and used the doctor $ medicine and other remedies with no relief, only getting worse all the time l was unable to do anything and my weight dropped from l45 to l25 pounds. l suffered for about two months when was advised to use Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy. l used two bottles of il and it gave me permanent relief, writes B. w Hill of Snow Hill, \. (. For sale by all dealers
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30
Severe Rheumatism

Grove Hill, Ala. Hunts Lightning oil cured my wife Of | severe case 6f rheumatism and my friend of oorh. ache. l surely believe il is good for all you claim for it-A. R. Stringer - and 5oc bottle. All dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-30

option law. If the Statewide amend. ment is adopted, the present system of local option laws will be displaced and superseded by provisions which have proven a failure in every State in the American Union that has thus far experimented with them"
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
GIRL RIDER OF
 THE CHUG BIKE
Heaps of Fun" Says Former Eques-
 trienne of Motorcycline

Sure. it's fun-"heaps of tito ride, says Miss F'oster-but not all riding is riding. And you can de rend upon Miss Rosamond Foster. at EroOkline, Mass, to speak from an intimate knowledge of riding. For instance, she was fOrmely an enthust- astic equestrienne-a lover of her fine black steed-but now the powerful and comfortable motorcycle has taken it's place and far outclassed it in her estimation.
 Miss Foster likes the out-of- doors the rollicking jaunts hither and thi- ther through parks and country, the rush of the summer air and the health it brings. She used to en- joy her horse. but today on the mo- torcycie she goes further, faster. and with more comfort and ease
 One glance at her will convince al most anyone that riding agrees with her. She is pretty and healthy and
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
MOTOR CAR CORPS.
Russia Providing for the Mobility of
 the Army.

WASHINGTON. July 7.-The United States government has been informed by it's representatives in Russia that that country is taking the most active interest in the motor car as an adjunct of the al my. The Russian service has a large fleet of motor trucks and in ad dition tAcre is an automobile regiment, which k transported from place to place in high powered cars. While the motor car soldiers will probably earn the hearty disapproVal of their less fortunately situated brothers in arms, the adva atages to the country possess ing such d corps in time of war are obvious It is quite conceivable that a situation might arise wherein the army which could in less than two hours throw i ,000 or 300 soldiers sixty miles across country and into some stragetic position. might thereby obtain an ad- vantage that would mean the gaining of the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
NEW ANTHRACITE ROAD
It Will Take the Shortest Cut Into
 New England

PHILADELPHIA. July 1-The Le- high New England will open the shortest rail route for the shipment of anthracite coal to New England tomorrow. It is the second serious proposition in the way of competi- tion the so-called anthracite will have to face. The first was when the independent operators heralded their plans for the building of a new coal carrying road from the anthracite region to tideWater at New York They placated. however. and aban- doned the scheme In the present in stance the new line is 8 miles long and permits of shipments from the Panther Creek district an almost "air line" into New England territory. with a haul of 121 miles over the Lehigh X New England to Campbell Hall, and thence via the New Haven (Poughkeepsie rOute) into New Eng land
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
ANTS AS REMEDIES
Are Used by Bavarlans Antidote
 for Rheumatism

Among the last of the remedies provocative of nausea of the imagina- tiOn to disappear from the lists of of ficial remedies, have been prepara- tons made from ants. Such prepara- tiOnS, however, have not obtained much recognition in this country even among the wise old women in do- mestic practice-though in parts of Europe they are yet in use. Ant baths. made by boiling ants in wat CT, are yet in use by BaVarlan peas ants for rheumatism and gOut, and also in HesSen and in Hungary. In Bohemia. it is said, for paralysis of the lower limbs patients are placed in an ant hill and allowed to remain until the whole body is covered with the insects, which are then shaken off when the cure is effected. In Bran denburg an aching tooth is rubbed with blood by means of a crust or bread and the crust is then placed Tn an ant hill. Impoverishment of blood is cured by means of an egg buried in the hill of the large red ants. The egg must have been laid by pure white or pure black hen and must
  Oberwalz the crushed eggs and lar vac of ants stirred up with cream are used as a remedy for collc. A salve made from wood ants, dog fat and coal dust is said to be used by Hungarian gypsies against goiter. There is also in use in Montenegro the ant sutre," in domestic surgery. Those who have been bitten by ants noticed that the heads remained clinging to the skin when the body was torn away. being held in place by the powerful mandibles The idea was thus suggested that the ants jaws could be used to close the edges of wounds. The edges of the cut are pressed together. an ant is held so that it's jaws will grasp both sides and it's body is cut off. Several are applied along the wound and serve instead of the usual catgut stitches. Milwaukee Sentinel
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
MULTIMILLIONAIRES
They Resent the Appearance of Ob
 jectionable Neighbors

MINEOLA. l.. l.. July This town i, the centre of Manhasset colony, one of the most fashionable colonies in the country. Some of America $ richest men have their summer es- tates here, among them being w. K. Vanderbilt. Jr., Payne Whitney. Will liam F. Sheehan and other multi-mil- liOnaires. Many of these men and their representatives will appear be- fore the Nassau board of supervisors tomorrow to protest against the es- tablishment of a private cemetery on the Isaac c Willett farm in the cen ire of the colony Unless the move ment can be checked some of the smart residents will have the ceme- tery as next door neighbOr.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
GRAND RAPIDS RACES.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July T. Racing viii begin here tomorrow unaer the auspices of the Furniture City Driving Club. The big lines curtain raiser for 1912 is worth $35,OO to rac- ing men, all for straight events, with no futurities. novelties, handicaps. etc. Everything considered the Furniture City Driving club offers for it's five day meeting an amount equal to the best hung up for hOrsemen anywhere down the line. The fourteen classes are so arranged as to please every rac- ing stanlc.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08

happy and when she says motor cycling beats" all other methods Of riding she ought to know.
 This opinion Of motorcycle riding however, is shared universally by girls who have joined the ranks ot enthusiastic believers in out-of- doors exercise and recreation. Everywhere in big cities and small hamlets the girl mOtorcyclists are coming into their own. True, most of them be- gan on a tandem. but these rides were only lessons. Now they have become expert drivers themselves.
 It's fun-heaps of ito ride mo- torcycle. says Miss ROsamond. but she's only one girl out of several hundreS who say the same thing.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
FEDERAL HOST IS WELCOMED
(Continued from Page D

accused of being a Maderista spy. was released after Luther Edwards. the American consul, conferred with Col Pascual OroZco, ST. commander of the garrison. Buttner was sent here to keep a check on Chinese immigration into the United States
 Order was restored at eleven o'clock and the rebel officers declared that no outbrea% was probable. Trains are be- ing made up preparatory to sending a majority of the troops Southwest along the Mexican Northwestern away from the border
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
SPANISH VETERANS

BINGHAMTON, July .7.-Comrade Theodore Roosevelt will be one of the distinguished visitors to the an nual encampment of the state divi- sion of United Spanish War Veterans which begins here tomorrow The officers of the encampment declare, however, that the presence of Colonel Roosevelt here has nothing to do with the mn-state Roosevelt movement
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
ISN'T NEEDED
Governor Wilson Declares He Will
 Not Go to Chicaqo
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspATcHl

SEA GIRT, July 7-Governor Will son said tonight that he may not go to Chicago to attend the meeting of the national democratic committee on July 15. His promise of several days ago was given he said. under the mistaken impression that the pres ence of the nominee on such occa- sionS was required
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08

The German government has be- Holland to prevent the destruction of bird life by lighthouses and has re- gently sent two representatives to eX- anime the system used with much success on the island of Terschelling.
 Dr. Hennicks, one of these commits sioners, has recently described the system in lecture before the German Society for the Protection of Bird Life. The Dutch experiment, he says, is based upon the belief that birds are not killed to any great extent. as commonly supposed. by flashing them selves against lighthouses in the darkness. but that they try in vain to find resting place on their sides after flying around for a long time daZed and confused by the bright light of the reflectOrs, and finally drop are killed At TerSchellng broad ladders are fastened on the sides of the likhthouse. the rungs of which serve as perches for the birds. Near the top are rungs are placed about four inches apart. but lower down; the intervals are occasionally cOnsid erable wider in places so as to accom- modate the larger birds. According to Dr. Henncke. the destruction of birds has been greatly diminished by this device It is assumed that the system will be tried on German light houses.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
DEAD POLITICIAN.
Walter Parker, Former Southern Cali
 fornia Newspaper Man
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcHl

LOS ANGELES, July 7.-WaIter F. Parker a political power in Soushern California. died tonight after an ill., ness of several weeks of chronic Bright's disease compliclte by heart trouble.
 He was born in Georgetown. Ohio. forty eight years ago. He left a widow and two sons. He was a for mer newspaper man, publishing the Santa Ana, Calf. Blade.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08

The common problem, yours, mine, everyones, Is not to fancy what were fair Tn He Provided it could be: but finding first What may be. then find how to make it fair Up to our means, a very different thing!
 -Prouninp
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
IONC-FECT NEED

Knicker-What is Jones trying to invent?
 Bocker--A banana peel that won't skid.-Judge
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
nee sheets of Se large banks.

ance sheets of S6 large banks
 The president has at various times during the present period of dear money warned the banks and the business interests of the country to take in sail and this year his warn ingS have become more frequent and more earnest than ever on the day of the rate rduction he plainly told the committee of Berlin bankers com posing the Imperial banks central committee that the banks would have to continue to restrict credit, as oth- erwise the lower discount rate would be of but short duration.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
A WOLFlSH CROWD
n,. ntnlNeS nnt here 2"

"Any wolves out here?"
 Not exactly answered Farmer Heck. but if you want to see the next best thing, stick around until l open the dining room doors.'
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08

Hire a little salesman ar The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-08
WOODROW WILSON SPE NIT TRYING DAYS
 OF THE CONVENTION AT SUMMER HOME

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-03
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-03
Ilxth congreesional district:

Sixth congressional district:
"Thru the columns OF tho press, I
desire to hat I will be a
for the office Of representa-
tive In congress from the Sixth on
gressional district OF Iowa, subject to
the will Of the republican voters Of the
as the same shall be recorded
at the primary lection to be held on
the Sd day Of June, 1912.
Il am a republican. In my attitude
toward political issues I am definite
n not exasive. In an announcement.
which must of necessity be brief, 1t is
impossible to discuss the many ques-
which are now before our people.
Upon these questions I have deep con-
victions and fixed ideas, and I shall
take occasion in my public addresses
during the primary campaign to out
line my platform and to define my posi-
ton in a so unmistakable that
you will know in advance what my
sentiments are and what you may ex-
pect from me il I am nominated and
elected to represent you II congress.
THOMAS ]. BRAY"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-03
SUMNER IS SHAKEN.
Members Of. City Council Charged With
illegal Business Methods.

Special to Times-Republlcan.
Sumner, Feb. St has been a long,
long time since this own was so
shaken up as it is at the present time.
The announcement has beer made that
the affairs of the city are to be investi-
gated and that some of the acts OF the
city council the Illegal r unlawful. A
petition setting out the trouble. signed
by ~seventy-fve of the tax payers OF
Sumner, has been forwarded to State
Auditor John L. Bleakley at Des
Moines, asking that an examiner be
sent to look owe the records. 1t is
stated than an accountant was hired to
go over the books and his report ac-
companies the petition. The unlawful
deeds, If they so prove to be, go back
to the year 1908. The charges are that
bills presented by certain councilmen
nave been approved and allowed; that
hundreds Of dollars have been involved,
which seems to be contrary to the aw
providing that no officer, including
members Of the city council, shall be