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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
lied IN POVERTY WITH
THOUSANDS ON PERSON

UI N07WT IHI'H 7 TfET
ST. LOUIS. No. Dec 26. Exam
ination Of the body OF Mrs. Sarah
Johnson. who with her sister, Miss
Mary Scott. died on Christmas eve
OF pneumonia aud apparently In
want revealed bag around her
wrist containing $500 in cash and
three gold watches.
Mr.. johnson declared she had a
sister ju Pueblo and one FOO New
Mexico
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
EXPLOSION JARS
ICE CREAM BOOTH
OCCURS TWO MILES FROM
WHERE PRESIDENT TAFT
DANCES.
By Associated Prcss.

Nv Nseoclh'tu iFeaHs
PANAMA Dec. % An explosion
explosion last night Knocked over
an ice cream booth two miles away
from where President Taft was dan
cling ar tho National Theatre The
hall was given by President Perras
80 plot is suspected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27
BuLGARIANS WOULD RESPECT
TURKISH RELIGIOUS FEELING

ny Associated Press
LONDON, Eng. Dec. % Bulea-
rian delegates authorize the state
ment that Bulgaria Is prepared 20
vest the control 81 the Sultan selin
Mosque az Adrianople permanently
in tho hands OF the Sultan's repre-
sentative and mao 4ll possible con
ccssions 70 Turkish religious feeling
associated with Adrianople
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-27

suFFRAGETTE ARMY
HAS FINE TIME

. by Associated Press
y STOCKPORT CENTER. n
. Y. Dec. 26. The suffragette
= army marching TO Albany with
' messages 20 Governor-elect
= SulZer arrived here today af-
ter quick easy march Of five
> miles from Hudson and spent
the afternoon coasting down
. the hills on sleds borrowed
from the small boys Rousing
greetings were given the suff-
= ragettes.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Convict Road Gang Doing Good Work.

The convict road gang under the direction of superintendent Jake Taylor. is taking advantage of the favorable weather, and IS putting in some good licks at present on the roads in the county that were over flowed during the recent high water. The gang has worked and put in fine shape tine road between this city and Madison, and for several miles north of Madison along the river road on the east bank of St. Francis river
 The gang is at present working on the road along the west bank of the river that leads to the southern edge of the county, Naylor's Mill, Robin son place, etc, and are making rapid progress, covering on an average about a mile aday, and leaving pike like road behind them to mark their route.
 At present Mr. Taylor is working twenty hands, with fifteen mules; two large road machines are being used, one blow and couple ef slips CT serapers. This road was for a large fart covered with from one to [ 70 feet of water during the flood, and ti receding waters left the bridges washed away, and the road blocked wtth logs and driftwood and practical 1 ly impossible, But the road gang is changing all this and by the time MT. Taylor gets through with the work he has so auspiciously started, the road will resemble city boule yard.
 It is the intention, we understand, as soon as this work Is finished, to have the road gang finish up the work that was started during the flood on the road to Bonair and south to the Lee County line.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

He &=a0aH If today who has good EeaitHs good teHl er, good >eHse. bright eyes and .vek compiexiou. The les. ot cMaecr living and gHud 6 ee~t et. wins the admiration of ,{4e Nerd. if XoGr digestion is fau " ksf.aia S 'ef naeh and Liver tahlets ~dl ccerect it For sac ty s dea seIs
 Mr la ! Nurty wen. over to Memphis Thursday morning to e8H- sat win an ocalist about lis eve which as been giving nm trouble toT the last Week on account of d piece 0f emery CT steei filing having gotten into il while He was cumming . saw 4&=t week.
 IT yoa nave tHe itch. don't scratch. r does not cCre 1ue trouble and makes tEe skin bleed. Apply BAL- LA RI'S SNOW LlNIMENT Rub IL in gently on the affected parts. II relieves itehing instantly and a few applications removes the cause. thus performing rerEauent care. Price De. 58t and sl.oa per bottle sold Hy J. T Sanders
 V x -N f<- l IND.hNH N 1lie ana Led Oak Crass Ties eX.-S Pay 36 cents White 2f ce~ Red stacked anywhere alatg t.At1-Ht Htaiu rigHt-ef-"ay. two and ase eatlng room for inspector aaFa~e around For further particaz ars address. j. NJ Campbell. Cad wet. &rkausas or Ed Jacobs. Wti4lt Eai-iia-, St Louis, Ne.
 Gen F Taylor Lodge Nd. I.Os Q F. Nia ua,erve sunday June l6tu as Aeaaria bay AIl members are re- 4at>teetta meet st |. .. .. r. hal at 25p pm atd at , m march 10 grave yard. where appropriate service respecting their deceased members. Will be he'd Al members in regular attendance are especially requested t0 attend
 KEEP C0OL-keep out of the kitchen these hot summer evenings. serve cold lunches Look over tAe tempting array Of canned goods and other edibles. suitabl le for these lunches, which Neblett Is offering. Sardines. Salmon, Clipped Beef, Corned Beef, Roast Beef, Veal Loaf, Chicken Loaf. Lunch Tongue Potted Ham, Vienna Sausage, Pork and Beans, Peanut Butter, Pickles and Olives. Nebett, the Grocer.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
Rub-Ny-Tism will cure you.
 Holsum Bread at LaWrence's.

WeIch's Grape Juice at Lawrence's | For Concrete Curbings see C. c. Weier.
 Renew yoar subscription to The l Times
 Arkansas strawberries every day at Nebletts
 Wheelers Adjustable Screens at | Klotls Hardware
 Fitted Cherries. Basins and Cur rants al Lawrence $.
 Pain and Galvanized Wire Cloth al Kldtz.s Hardware.
 Just received at the Newsstand Croqaet Sets from $l up.
 John Deere X Cos Farm Imple. ments al Kiotz's Hardware
 White Crest Floar-the best ever fer sale hy Scott X Ferguson.
 Wech's Grape Juice. in four sizes. l0c, l5c, 25c aad 5oc, at Neblett's.
 John Deere X Cos Walking and Riding CaitiYat0fs at klotz's Hard ware.
 For sanitafF Purposes Lime in l0e l5c and 2-c packages. Scott < Fer gasan.
 Just Received Fresh line of finest Chocolate Candles. at Lawrence = Grocery.
 Concrete Work is cheaper than ever. See (. e. Heier. aUd .et him figure With yoa
 Mrs I. Eacearo entertained tie Bridge s46 an Tuesday evening at auction ridze.
 FOR RENT Five room house. 3clty Htter, Iaf3eH..af. ana oatlIouses 1 10 tttlpar rick.
 Mis- a4.,s H1-ee- Madison. was Ill lie e9t} Aantay morning n a shop .aE e&Feaj,i4H
 Ms cuaS Ncbauitl spent the Gay cousin Nr, Wiley Jones.
 Fre>a Vegetables three times d TsfeRz f4e>aaY IHursday 4l.d Sat 1r- cay i-a" reItce' $ Grocery. hoias FiaI~tl. and Deve1apfi = pe'e' PlhE .gst. ter ra.L Hfii.'s l0 ets Petas1eH N T. ti=4
 Boy, f-e tap knickeroaa ker lats = er~ tH l7 years t'asse r 'sataaz=a srsesl Company,
 S"e 5ae f I5e's knickerbaeser S.ai gan si.-~ r v wears, at Ius,e ..- 'fai.ah#, eer-,neanpaHy
 Ne na4 have >8n>line Cakes and Crackers < afa.. sapp.y and a fFesI ''.e. .t. I-,, .Ns-'sa => Grocery
 or i#fi .~e< .5sa' vii break any ease iia oi st.i aid fever il acts on tAt nas iaef agi,tt Han caIomeI. and does h9t sfiEe sithen= - cents
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

EHe yosae me0 f tIfe city rave a Ge ithtiaI dance tasf nigh, at the 6atting bs s.diag. mpimeucaTy 10 tipe visiting yaaHg iaGies. If whom ere are -i,e 2 l. R5l'er n the citt.
 Ea msu can vark vel airh torpid 3iEer or -onstiFated b1wes A few doses of brie4.}y &.H Bit]ers wi#i quickly TemoKe thf- condition and make wosk feasafe. j.. T. Sanders Special Agent.
 The Eusfoan success tEa has al tended ihe lse af Chamberlain. : Galic. Chc era and Diasrlt8a Remedy faS made il favorIfe everywhere F can aiways be depebSed upon Fqr >s by a. dealers.
 Miss Mary F illips, af Memphis. arrived sunday 10 spenI a week CT ten days Wjth her cous r.. Mis- Anna Ra es6u. Both young ladies went to Mariruna Monday To attend dance given Il ere that night.
 Take DE. MA. ~INMGN SILVER MEDICINE for hear burn. So0r Al and strengthens. tue iive- stomach and t5We's Price 25cts per package Sod Y CRY llf9g store
 STHA4Eb OR STOLEN -Eiaca and 8hiJe WeI< Steer. With iau tack. weighs i-uda ar f5oo pounds. Las laree set of HarHe= With brass tips aa e3e4 horn Please notify E. '. IIs5n Qt sam E5tfe and receive re"ara.
 Nr. II E. los CT. Maaaeer =af }he Western niCn Telegraph Company $ office in NaIiauu2 was in tLe cIJy "Wednesday m0rniAL. enraate tosNeH- phis. and VAS guest If Mr. l. l.. EppersQn. tfe locai Western nign manager.
 Attorney :. II Mann aUd N. ". Hughes returned Wednesday evening from Little Rock where they lad been since Monday. in attendance upon a meeting of the State Bar Associa- tion, and at the Democratic State Convention.
 A new toll line for tie & W T. X T. Co, between Little Rock and this city has just been completed and d construction gang under Foreman Jones. is now at work stringing an ex- tension of the line between this city and Helena.
 A regular morning operation of the bowels puts you in fine shape for the days work If you miss it you feel uncomfortable and cannot put vim into your movements For all bowel HERBINE is the reme- dy. It purities, strengthens and regu- lates. Price soc. Sold by J. T San ders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
- c - Notice.

All persons are warned not to buy, barter, or in any way accept two (2) notes dated Philadelphia, May 9, 1912; said notes payable in six and eighteen months spectiyely; face of notes 3l0o each, made payable to Isa- dore L. Friedberg, and drawn by J. Friedberg
 Cause for above notice: These notes having been obtained while the paYee was under duress, are therefore null and void, according to law.
 ]. L. Friedberg
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

>ce= q. C ib}eter fEr yT1f Concrete Wara.
 Nr Edward Ea.e>aa MS business . visitor to t.emFHistHjs morning
 Children taat are aGffcted hy 0orm- are pale and >ichIy and liable 10 com tract some tatai disease. WHITE 'S CREAM NEBMIFUGEexpeIs worms promptly.p puts the child on the road "a health Price 25c per bottle. Sod hy J. T. Sanders
 The material has been received here by the Southwestern Telegraph X Telephone Company for more aerial cable and pole construction in this city. and the construction forces are expected 10 be here in short while To begin the work.
 Miss Hettie Taylor. of New bern, Tennesset. WhO for the last two weeks had been a delightful guest of Ter sister, Mrs. Harry Warrington, left this morning for her Tennessee home, much To the regret Of many friends made during her stay here,
 Mir Milo bannel,of Dennison Texas. arrived Friday evening and on Satur day begun work aS assistant al the undertaking establishment of A. L. Stevens & Go. MT Dannel is clever, accomplished gentleman. and The Times joins in extending him hearty and cordial welcome,
 Mrs. Guy Apple, of Marlanna, ac- companied by her siSter-in-law, Mrs Fred Apple, of Lonoke, were in the city few hours Wednesday morning enroute to Lonoke. where few weeks visit will be spent. While in the city they were guests of MT. and Mrs James Russell, Jr.
 FOR SALE-One dining table. one sofa, one Washstand. one sideb0ard one center table, one iron bed mat tress and springs. Will sell entire lot for SEQ, Furniture can be seen at residence of Mrs. X. O. Wilson, or see Frank Zeperske, at the Forrest City Box Factory.
 This is one medicine that every i family should be provided with and especially during the sumner months; VIZ, Oldin peII IdlIl N0tlc. (tl0Ietd. ana DiarrhWa Remedy IL is almost cer. tain to be needed, It costs but a quarter. Can you afford 10 be with. out it: For sale by all dealers
 Mr Chas. Fleming, of Round Pond i passed through the city Tuesday mor1ing, enrOute 10 Wheatley or l business Mir. Fleming found time tt say howdy enpassant. and to tell Int i Times man 10 send The Old Reliable 1 te him at Round Pond; that he coule l not keep house without it.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Screen Doors from S1 ep af55 ab- wards at kiotz's Hardware
 Judge :. II Mann Jeff this morning Ter Memphis ou btief business trip.
 Mr Lee Taylor of Widener. was T business visitor in the cRy this morn ing.
 County Treasurer ]. E. Terry has become an autemobiIist, having pur- chased an |. NJ. F Touring car from Mr. Will Moore
 FOR SALE Nice f0ar-room cot tage. within two blocks ef courthouse and within a short walk to main part Of town. Price tlaj0 l. |. Hawk. telephone al residence or office.
 Attorney S H Mann is another of eur citizens who has become an auto enthusiast. he having purchased the Overland touring car belonging to Mr. Lawrence Marshall.
 MT. Scott Kirkpatrick, popular traveling man out of Memphis. spent Saturday and sunday in the city visiting with Mrs Kirkpatrick and the boy and mingling with friends.
 Mr Eugene Williams. treasurer of St. Francis Levee Board, and r. \. Buf0rd, one of the mem bers, attended a meeting of the advisory board of that body, held in Memphis last Fri day.
 It is worse than useless to take medicine internally for muscular or chronic rheumatism. All that is needed is free application of Cham Der aims Eminent For sale by all dealers.
 FOR COLD LUNCHES Sardines. Clipped Beef, Corn Beef. Veal Loaf. Lunch Tongue, PimentO Cheese and Peanut Butter, Dill Pickles, Sweet Pickles and Sour Pickles. Lawrences Grocery
 Nothing equal 10 Prickly Ash Bit ters for removing that sluggish bilious feeling. so common in hot weather It creates strength vig0r. appetite and cheerful spirits. J. T. Sanders Spec ial Agent.
 MT Richard Stockard. of BrinkleY. was in the city Tuesday and Wednes- day visiting his parent and other relatives and friends Dick vii pro- babiy remain here and g3 into the cotton business.
 Whooping cough is not dangerous "hen the cough ls kept loose and ex- rectoration easy by giving Cham ber- Iain.s Cough Remedy II has been ased III many epidemicS ot this disease with perfect ssceeSs. For sale by e.. dea CTS
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07
They Put An End To It.

Charles Sable, 90 Cook St., Roches- ter, N. Y, says he recommends Foley Kidney Pills at every opportunity, be-
 cause they gave him prompt relief from a bad case of kidney trouble that had long bothered him. Such a recommendation coming from Mir. sable, is direct and convincing evil denee of the great curative qualities of Foley Kidney Pills. J. T. Sanders,
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Bob Houston. colorea long time resident of Forrest city, who for many years had been employed as a porter and driver al the Forrest City Grocer Company died sunday morn ing af Bright's D sease after long illness. Bob was an honest, hard working faithful negro, who had many friends among the white people. His remains were taken in charge by the stevens ndertaking establish meat, embafmed and buried Monday morning in the coiored cemetery.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Ne omitted to mention last week the visit of that most important bird, the stork, to the home of Mr. and A c. Bridewell The visitor cane on Thursday morning, May 90, and left with the happy family, fine new baby boy Mother and young NIT. Brideweil are doing nicely and The Times congratulate them both and wisifes for the young man long life of usefulness, happiness and pros. perity, ana that lie may become as geod d man and as popular as hi, i father
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Assessor John Iiall was in the city Friday OH business, ming.irg Witl friends and locking after the begin hing of Lis assessment work.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Mrs. Lela Love, wife of Wiley Love, a farmer living near Covena, Ga, says: T have taken Foley Kidney PiIl and find them to be all you claim
 for them. They gave me almost in- stant relief when my kidneys were sluggish and inactive. l can cheer fully recommend them To all sufferers from kidney trouble j. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Ladies Spring Footwear in pumps, ties and oXfords, black, tan. white and suede nuw OH display. Fnssef . GraIaM-A ders0n Company.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Nr~ Geo E. PettgS has had a hand some har3~ pod floor laid in hRr resi- ieHee, the Wark having been done by Contractor W F. Brewer.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

4dge F p Robertson. of Wynue, was in the city "Wednesday morning. euxoQte 70 Little Rock. 10 attend the S1afe Democratic Gauveati6H
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

ZHe yosac me4 f tIre city gave Ge ithtfa dance la night al the 6atiin5 b4lldiaE. complimentary 10 tl.e visiting yeaHE faGies If whom faere are -i,e sI H4beF n tHe citt.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Iiepaty Shefi1l B s. Moore went down to Hamburg Monday morning affer white man. Raymond Boyd Harris by name, who vas indicted in tAe March Term of 1he circuit court in this county on charge Of bigamy Harris was arrested b, tie sherif of Ashley county who turned him over To Mir Moore He Was brought to thi- city and lodged in the county j4ii. Harris is charged with having married near Wheatiey about two years ago, wiliIe Ee had another wife living.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Teething babies always have hard time of it when this process occurs Tn hot weather. They not only have to contend with painful gums but the stomach is disordered, bowels loose and the body uncomfortable. The best help you can give the little sui ferer is McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR It corrects sour stomach, cools and auiets the bowels and helps diges- tion. Price 25c, and soc per bottle. Sold by J T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Miss Hettie Taylor. of New bern. Who for the last two weeks had been delightful guest of Ter sister Mrs. Harry Warrington, left this morning for her Tennessee home, m uch to the regret Of many friends made during her stay here.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

The gusfom success tEat has at tended ihe lse af Chamberlain 's Galic. Gle era and Dia5rlaa Remedy has made il favorIfe eYer1Where F can a'Ways be depeb5ed upon For ss by a dealers
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Bites or stings of poisonous insects which cause the flesh to swell, should be treated with DARBY $ TROPHY LAGTIG FLUID. It counteracts the poison, reduces swelling quickly and eases pain It is equally as yalu- able when applied 10 flesh wounds, burns, scalds. cuts or bruises. II causes the flesh to heal over and leave no distiguring scar Price 5octS per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Mir. and Mrs A. Becker and Mrs Becker's mother Mrs. Sarah LeNls Jeff "Wednesday for keuosha Niseon sin, Q spend the summer.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

NIT. ] w Ainsworth, who for several years had been employed at the A. l., Stevens Undertaking Establish ment, resigned his position, and left Sunday for points in Texas, on a prospecting tour. MT. Ainsworth made many friends during his stay in Forrest City, who regret to see him leave, but wish him success wherever he may haDpen to locate
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Ea mau can eark vel with torpid 1i4er or rans1iFated bowels A few doses #of Hrieaay 8.s Eitters wH3 quickly TemoX@ tHf- condition and make Wozk a easafe ], T. sanders Special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Al Sullivan and Bob Williams. who since the trial Of C. W. McAlister, at the March, 1911, term of circuit court have been confined in the county jail here, were taken 10 Little Rock Wednesday morning, to be con fined ill the State Penitentiary for the summer months. This change was made for the comfort of the prisoners, who were becoming tired and worn from the long and close confinement in the cramped quarters in the county jail here. Sheriff ]. F. McDougal and his son, Othelo Me Dougal, accompanied the prisoners to Little Rock Mrs. Williams. of Eu- dora, Mississippi, came over Tuesday and spent several hours with her huS- band and accompanied him 10 the train Wednesday morning
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

S~e .ae f Gs4s knickerhaes4r S s@a,S' si.e~ p'a Y years, at uS>e .- 1fal.ati. \ .aer-,u npaHy.>
The Forrest City times., 1912-06-07

Aoda& FiH.~iTHt and Devplopii = pe'ea aPlhE .at' ger raL Hfias> l0 es per aalalH= k ]. i5#t
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-02
The Daily Star-Mirror carries the Uni
ted Press Associations Service.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1912.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

State Auditor S. d. Taylor will De
the republican candidate for governor
at the coming election There is no
longer any doubt about this. Sortn
Idaho will support him, and there is no
opposition of any consequence IN the
north All over the state Clagstone as
a gubernatorial candidatee, is joke.
This is said, not in a spirit OF lev'ty,
but as an earnest statement of an evil
dent fact Any man who has kept in
touch with the political situation in the
state must know that these things are
true. 1t was said that Mr.. Taylor had
no following in his home county. To
prove this a mere handful of ambitious
fellows in one precinct, held straw
election and voted for member of
their own crowd, one Deffenbau6h,
getting most of the twenty or more
straw votes. Then they howled about
the unpopularity of Taylor. But what
were the facts? When the big men of
the republican party in Bonner coun-
ty went down to Boise during the spe-
cial session of the legislature they
came out and told the people OF south
Idaho that the straw vote was joke;
that it did not represent the thousands
of republicans in their county, and that
Taylor was the man who did. And
then the Deffen baugh boom faded away
like a morning mist before the bright
Of q
Why not Taylor? He has been tried
and found sound and dependable. lie
has stood for all that the citizens Of
the state expected him to stand for. He
has demanded and worked for square
deal in matters of taxation; he was the
man who insisted on a square deal for |
the north Idaho farmers when it came
to loaning state funds. At every turn
he has been sound and right.
More than this here is a man who
has had four years of real experience
in matters of state. He has boon for
four years a member of all the i'm
Dortant state boards, and by experience
knows the inside of our state business.
This knowledge cannot be gained in
day. 1t takes months of time, and
however capable or honest q new man
might be he cannot take up the honest
work in a business-like manner until
after he has had months of experience.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-02
ARMY SCHOOL PLAN
HAS OPPOSITION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-SpeculatioI
is rife at the war department as tc
whether an order, recently presented
to Major General Leonard Wood, in
structing militia men to go to Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, for four months
course of instruction in whatever
branch of the service they are engaged,
will meet with the approval of the
chief of staff.
Much opposition is being made
against the order of West Pointers who
maintain that the outcome of such a
course would be that the privates
would know more concerning their
business than do their officers.
The supporters of the bill retort:
'Then send the officers to the school,
too"
General Wood declines to make any
statement concerning the order at
present, saying that he has not had
sufficient time to consider it's provis-
ions and probable effect upon the
army. 1t is admitted by many, howev-
er, that it's passage would have the eff
feet of increasing the intellectual
standing of the rank and file of the
army, giving the men better insight
into the details of their work.