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wanted his things to come up for them
himself. like q man.
why wasn't I arrested and taken by
the chail. where I would be safer" cried
Gus. tearing at his hair. do I have
any luck? No! Now I got to face that
m sooner n later!"
"Irl lend you a hat" said Muller.
Your head Is just SO thick as nine"
Mr.. Rangle, who had dropped In,
caused some argument by stating that.
In his opinion, Muller's head was fatter.
but II wasn't as thick as Gus's.
NO." said Gus, 1T makes no differ
ence. I amt got no hat to wear unless
I 90 upstairs for one. because m Lena
she makes me give up all my hats for
Lent. 50 I can't go out unless she goes
NIT me. Jarr Is a good Teller. blu Is
married. too. I win do him q favor. II
he Is arrested I won't 90 his bail. Let
him stay In chail. where even his "
wife can't get In and bill collectors Il
kept away from him. BY 0ollies!I wish
I was In chail!"
/! However. despite the rumors N the
| n~eighborhood, Mr.. Jarr was not under
arrest, greatly to the disappointment OF
] all the idling youth OF the neighborhood.
who had followed the officers OF the law
to the Jarr fiat only to see the uni
formed policeman bid soodby to the
other two men and return to his fxed
post. Then, after a eew minutes' friendly
conversation, Detective S~tallingbull also
babe Mr.. Jarr good evening and went
upon his mysterious ways.
What was all the crowd collecting In
front of the house for?" asked Ars.
Jarr. II was looking out OF the VIM
dow for you, and when I saw you with
that detective and the policeman ! got
30 faint I couldn't move"
Detective stallinsbull has been cap
tured.'' said Mr.. Jarr.
who by1"
He IL smitten with the charms OF our
fair friend. Mrs. Clara Mudridge-Smith."
answered MI. Jarr. Hes received q
note from her. She wants to meet him
at our house."
"she has a nervs!" cried Mrs. Jarr In.
dignantly.
"Oh, It's all right" remarked MI. Jar.
She's got a good excuse"
"She hasn't anythank of the sort"
cried Mrs. Jarr. And I firmly believe
that woman would fiirt with the under
taker at her husbands funeral. And
what's the matter with ell YOU men.
anyway? When Clara Mudridge-Smith
was single she couldn't get a husband.
Now she's married she can get every
body's husband"
But this enigma vas too deep for Mr..
Jarr.
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unlike Tho world. weeps with ones woes
AS WELL as Joins In his Joys.
In a word II spells UNSEIFISHNESS.
When the family wanted to 20 Off on a
trip. che was the one to stay al home
and attend to things.
''She's 20 kline hearted" they said.
When any one was Ill tho kind
hearted ono could always be called upon
to COME and m1nister.. At a picnic the
kind hearted one prepared tho food
while the others were OF on a frollc,
When II came TO charitable work she
who was kind hearted usually did the
work while the Others got the CREDIT,
j. was all quite a matter OF course.
She had ALWAYS been kind hearted.
She must have bee horn hat way,
so folks without thinking. ACCEPT.
nd her. $njoysd her hospitality 30
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tanned. ! am sorry to say that In the
consideration OF her tho FINAL reason
that brought her tho courtesy was the
last argument. but she's 30 kind
hearted
In going down phe list the comments
on the OTHERS would be SHES 40
PRETTY. Let's have her." or She's
50 CLEVER" or She's 20 intellectual"
or SHE'S so POPULAR" or ''shes so
FASCINATING"
But when n came to the woman of
this fable there would be q hesitancy,
And finally "3u she's 10 KIND hearted'
proved the n prevailing point. Some
how or othar some of vi humans cannot
forgive rhe n who does things FOR
us. We are promo sometimes TO choose
tho M WE entertain rather than the
one who entertains US.
Now n came 10 pass that a des rabie
man came within the circle. lie
"kneeled to the widest. bowed II the
prettiest." but never showed which ono
he loved best. There wsrs many "a
choose from. but only ONE 10 be
chosen.
OF course w all NOW tho answer
| which often 10 pass. He not only
~discovsrsd tho kind heart, hat saw
MANY beauties In her tina the others
did not.
At last she cam into her own and
was appreciated 10 the full. Thus the
moral OF this story is contained In the
unras ri a famnus pnalt
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nfR. ARR HAS HIT TIE
.LlMELICHT AT LAST!
Cgvdght, 1912. By Tho Pres Publishing o.
(Ths Nov York wohdG.

. NJ L. 49, 49, .,. a..
LA..h..vI,.,, D...r.u. s..,uaw.
N h,m $500 IT,, =. 90 -so,,aor
49, ---..,. - -, :,
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go -. sn,a. 1900. On.
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SSN
-
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pos. "ea'o', N-.
S" MT jar nao ."ousn' an.
,..s 80, .,.,s ., -.
- 49, .o,,a a. 20 r".,s, az ono,
No. ~ 49, no h.,n- =,
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-ss 49, .sw., !,
49,, .on..
~,
s.r ..,,,,u 49,, . .
..Aa "N "N.A y ~
-. Saus...s &C.. -
nc "e0' ~
49, u,,asa ana Mr. Jarr wayksd
$500 - ..us.m.r
-. ,,.,. 10, s,.y.
~.-n.s ,hro,sh ~ ne,vhhorhood
,s.S,a- NJ, p.v.r. " ana an.
..H.E ",,s,,. IT, a., .,or. ond tene.
49, 49,. ", J,rr haa been arrested
,mS...v"
g PIE h,. h.rtenaer. Mr. Muller
..n. ~ p.n,., tha butcher. Mr.
S,S.:rr"h 1910 ana other promi.
~. a,nm.a ., Tho locality had been
-" IN Gus. cafe. peerins
80 .,-ssu, ,.r,,,,ors for word had
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RErrY washable foulards In the
new French colors and patterns

- RETTf washapie iou'"aus
new French colors and patterns
are "a inches wide and 81 a yard,
wtstaria Ia now a popular shade ano
>~pecially seen In the new silks a
F0.wr AZ sole IN this fashionable color
enr has rcd polka dots with the nordef
An white coin dots. 1t Is 81 q yard.
A headdress OF pearl beads strung In
a,n shape OF q cap 10 most effective and
ats price Is $5.T.
The wide, fiat-pieated fnlis tnat ers
New fashionable for the neck AND
I oiseyns can no purchased by the yard'
neat Moral pattern net X Is u
0ts . yard.
In the art noadlework department
hare are ~chndren's dresses OF fine lawn
anped for embroidery at s. cents.
mn aearic cloth or Turkish towelhns
nov offered In cotton in plain white
hhtte with black hair stripes n q
nautiful shade OF tan. II Is 0, inches
6tde and sl.O a yard.
chiidren's white hnen Russian kittae'
lave Persian landings ana trimming
a rsa or blue linen. They are good
! Galus at N.3.
no couAng reason will see . reviva'
~f loAaus ana q strong vogue of whfte
| ~ucscellsrt white piqus skirts made "
along the latest fashionable lines car
now be secured al SEES.
Dic1Eens stationery. although q speo'a
olAr4Hg fss the recent birthday. vii
md ,fsvor with many readers. 1t 10 IN
Ans0oeaasnt qusiity Of white paper WIN
nHuAa No. 49, - fnntnnh Af TIN
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Uncle sam Holds an Unenviabie Lead in Fires.


to reduce the danger FROM fire. In
American cities ws seem to have paid
much les attention TO proper csnstruc-
ton ana more to tho development OF
apparatus ana mean for fighting fire.
The result - that In provision for nshs-
ing fires we lead the world. 1t has bean
due only to good luck ana the hesoism
OF the mo0bers Se our fro departments
nj o serious confisgyations have
been avoided IN N American. cities.
The European II superior TO the Amer-
lean method Of meeting this prohlsm.
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Copyright. 1911. by ]. u. Lippinco,, Co.,
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PKECEDINu CHAITERS.
Smith, . WssAsm bad man," ha m9aey~i
me uims, stoJa At . ranch boarding touss kcpt
by - Indian suua~. widow af . scotch ~fsuustss.
man. Amons The s.s.t, arr : .%s,sn,i;s nsnsd
and Ralsion. . deputy sheriff. Tia squaw LANA
IN hove with Smith. 10 the disHust o. her han-
while prrfsndins 10 rrtum tie sguAw's affection.
s~uspuy to,os Dus. NaiNon \ sso IN 1--we with
% catching csttic thieves BdwsenL Inn and
ismiih enssne. NJ an oIpn hstrd, THIS y M
ktsa Don's hand, Ne thinks Dpn cares. for
smish, vi.r.ss she 4. merely t!ytss to wsmn
and she 10 too prpud TO ssk why. DEu's pony
rns ewsy. smith and halstcp rare 70 catch
IOWA 10 si even. lie privately su.r~sss 10 Susis
. plan 10 steal the host horses al thu reservation
Indians. Bhe. agrees 20 the schcms and thsy
trAils two Indiana whom he sUsrecss of astuc
stesins.
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',untinueo|
u nceru VOICES IND turned q
hin Just IN timo to sec smith
take q flower xsnuy from
Dora,~ hand ana. with soms
A---,r..., -o.S d., 4. -,
..- A.--- - ~
s ~sso" t"s 'oAVW OF veeHe'
"otcoook.
Though II iOolocd moro to Ralston. all
that smith rhad aaid wal 1T might brinG
me h,rk." Ana Dorm hsd uni,td NJ nj,
.ur.r,,.,c. go
!,
sA'''"" "osia nave t"r"e" Dack ma !"
mol been too 'stei hts horse's seet anon
the rocks Aed caascd them 10 look UP.
As ne parsed Dora replied 10 some com
~u,oupyn,e. vsts, hc,r$<rnca co,0r. and
49,. - :,
"a'n 1"'Su ~.~."," "p% a.. ~..-
.sa,a''n ...". ,'. 80 ~,
c"a"'0 ""'o" ''"u '""'' ""' " wa
spot. -
'she1l mink was spying upo ner:
Ike same ignorant Jealous FOOL ne tod
himself savascly. WHY. why. Is It that
must always bhinder upon such
scenes. to make mo miserable for days.
Can It te-can It possibly be- he asked
himseif-'dhat she cares cor the man
that she ges him: that she has a
foolish. Quixotic notion that she can
raise him to her own lcvelY'
Was there really good In the man
which he. Ralston, was unable 20 see?
was he too much In love with Dora him.
.eIy In be lust To smith. ne wondered.
"No no,s bs reiterated ~ychrrnsntly.
..Nn NAV u,ho wouL6 abuse a horse A
a.. 49, ~r,nd wow.r IN marry. I'm
1870 ,,surI krnv T am. Hut can
-. !" =. 49,. A. -. h-r,-,o, sor
, pr"v ~n.sS i.vs M .how. hut
n'yse'.' !. ~
from MINI - 100000 a,
win "a hear,sc"e "n,on 49,.
have become chIoihc on s"te' "o
followed the INDIANS ie.u ny mn nv
down. through san o",'c an"
tween ~cut-banks. az = Ie'surcay 49,
They seerned IN no hurry. nor 90 ."sy
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ways ooing some
thing for some-
body.
According TO the
beauty doctors. shs
was not very beau
tiful, which very
often follows with
kind hearted folks,
Seemingly ths
gods. whom be-
slowing gifts. 90
arrange them for
q REASON. A
kind hearted per-
son IN ono who.
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B etty Vim e nt'.s
to overs

AAR ysung psophs. please make . special EFFORT 10 be
Sert0tH honorable In the so-oaiied '7itre things"
Don't scoept oonndsnos which begin. Il pronised
not - os1 anybody, but I want you 10 know
Dose - suaty Of making such confidence voursslt
Doa't rsd letters addressed to aaothsr under any
pFSvocau0n,
a1aS. many 1t these dish Moabls young persons have nc
special sense OF wrongdof 4.
! fancy most OF you would blush at the thought oil
actually shopping down and holding your ear against q
keyhola. But thar ara nlanty of othee lasa cnpnnicnon,
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~ I'D you know we lose moro. Per
capita, BY fire every year than
Il do England. France. Germany.
ireland and Norway combined?
II the extent of the loss In the United
States was approximately the same a.
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practices which are eqnally suggestions
Even " you are r~tghteously angry "
a.. g." Wrtsst TNhsa your nance
comes TO call whioh sheuld make
the first Dow toward = kisa. you or
he?"
9hs aston h usually sdmultansons on
TIM part Of botA,
A SRI who signs herseif ~, l."
Writssi
II am . girl asither pretty nsr ugly
and ] know several yeunS men, nut
uhsy ' ny - ~ upocAa1 Atogn-
.xeA ~ ~ Z eD ~ uboa1as
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that IN ESroosan countries We misht b.
oons rssoncilsd to it, MAGNITUDE. says
the IndspsnAsnt from which H. accom-
panyang diagram 10 r~aoreAuced Note.
AoWsvar. ths per oapitA loss Through
fire tn Eurossan citiaA - comparsd
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She IL So Kind Hearted.''

NOE upon q time there vas q
woman. She was kind hearted.
That 10 TO say that she was al
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By Sophie Irene Loeb

iishins Co. rThs Nov York World.
I Many times when II came 10 returning
her ~graciousness in me form " an fnvi.
tssion wherein SHE might be enter
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The emily way I know is to be your
with them. Perhaps you ara uncon-
sciOusfy stu.
~, g." wntes' "A young man made
q dsSrespsctful rsSnayaS IN my PRES
snce about q girl 70 Ghom ! am pay
ins attsntion.. OuSht I to ten her OF
IT."
That would only Be stirring W trou.
~. me ts0t Wy 10 - Try to sIlsscs
I0abyUuRg Ua yUuuDS
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yCuutinued. J

tCuuttnued.)
, heard voices end turned q
hill jnat IN time to see elmith
take . flower gently from
Dora's hand and. with soma
~A~uNRc~At >nrI A.. A. ~wxSqz
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ard oi Thanks.

We are requested by the family of our late friend and fellow citizen. Judge T. C. Folbre, to express their great appreciation of, and thanks for, the many kindnesseS and friendly assistance rendered them during the last illness and death of their beloved husband and father. and to a who Tn any way c0mforted them by words or deeds, in their great distress. Words seem tame compared lo what the heart feels in times like this. and We feel utterly incapable of ex- pressing their sincere and deep feelings of thankflIHeS> There have been So many and varied kindnpsSes that We cannot euamerate them, but none are forgotten. even unto the least. which may have been meant for tue greatest. Tue hearts of the bereayei family go out to YOU in ~arHeSt laFe aHa friendship for al, these faXCrS.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
FUllW0OD TIMES.

Two He@ papilS were enrolled in the Parrott school Monday
 Mrs. John Littleheld spent Monday with Mrs La Miller
 NIT. John Lindsey, accompanied by his wife aud son James. made bust ness trip la Forrest City during the first 0f the week
 Mr. WI Lindsey las the honor of being parFeYaf to new annex Ja his household The little ladY arrived >atarday and in her own way is ahe ro make her wants ktaAu Sise and her mother doing well
 Mes>Ts Jal5H M Her and Water May went over - New Hope, Monday eve nlug iQ attend tue religious service t1at lad oeeu VrJJfdcted about d WeeN eH4es lle auspices ot Eev. Thompson. Fir exercises af that evening t#sse3 rI- W0rk and Me hope that much g. Ii Las aeen effected
 Mr. IIeoett 9faet cane aet from NhltmaTe #a,t Saturday ani re- tarned .aiaN. V paal Miller went with hiW Nitl tia intention of get ing lob With NJ Holland who is engaged in the timber business al that place.
 Mir Waiter Allen wzs called to Wynne last Taesaay t8 attend lis orotherin-.a~ uAo ~as reported seriously ili, with jttle haHe of ea- c0NeFF. His Ga sateE. Bette. one of our pupils. accompanied hm
 Mir. lanes Pettus "eat ta Forrest City Wednesday. ace mBaRfei I Mir. John Miller. fer the pata3,e 8s sinking NeiIfo Mr NcCtafy When through nita that, i, is ais intention to bring Lis machinery to the Parrot place and sink one there
 Tie pubic road leading from here % Forrest City k just about in the right condition 10 get almost impas- sable after q few days If vet weather Only leH hundred feet have the appearance of anything Ike a good road and that is wanting in a sufiici- ent outlet for water after 8 heavy rain. But little skill and scarcely any judgement is exercised in re- pairing and Keeping up our roads and the consequences is bad roads the whole year round.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reported hY >t. Francis County Ab. straet Company for Week Ending
 Wednesday. Aug II.

Joseph r Barr and wife to Chas Reushaw. = I.2 Se l-4 sec -. [ 5 IL. T ] Q Sl and other valuable consider atiOus.
 James McCutchen and wife to Lucien Johnson lot ? block | of the Russell X McCutchen Addition to Widener. si25.
 F.. Raife and wife to A. H. Chatheid, se II sw II sec, 225. 6 h.. T , e. $50
 Mary ] Rochell ct al 10 Sarah F.. Hill sw II se II sec. -, D., e.. SIP
 Thos F. Hartman and wife. 10 c. k. Haynes. that part sw II sec. r.. $ n. T | 2, which lies on west side of Shell Lake. s1qs
 Sarah l.. Hill To C. L. Parker. sw II Sc II sec. 27. n. e. s350. L. J Nash and wife to Lucy :. Jones und. l-2 l2 sec. II, : IT., e. Sl0O0
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Proposed Am.ndmsns No. Il.

&A0PObe0 AMeDdmeEt NO. H.
 That the following article snail proposed as an amendment 10 the con stltution of the State of Arkansas which when agreed to by majority oi aI the members elected 10 each House ana adopted by a majority of the cleo. tors Of the state voting st the ne1' general election for senators and rep, ressntatiFes. shall become a part Of the constitution Of Arkansas
 EYery male citizen of tho Unltn states, or every male person who has aeetaFed his intention of becoming : citizen of ths same, of the sss or twepty-one years or upward who has resided Tn the state twelve months la tae county SIX months and in the ple eihet town or ward one month neis preceding any election at which he ma! propose 10 vote. and who is able 10 9ea1 ana Interpret, or interpret when tssi 10 him. If he Is prevented from rea1, lte the same by reason of any phy... eat disability. any section of the cons. t4tson or the State of Arkansas. eAeeIs s4eh persons s may. for the eoini.,ss. .s. sta{ of some felony, De desfiEei or .Ls f.sitt to vote by la passed dy tas I.+ efal Assembly. and who snail eNhlDt ? Iol. tax receipt or other evidence no; ., Ae has palt hls poll tax al the tane a,ss c944eetlng taxes next preceding .s s-. eteetfon, shall be allowed t0 vote al an9 election held tn the State of AtkahsAS,' At4t t4t ft4 SDi4 NaO was ph S@++'' 1sts, or at any time prior thereto sn titled 10 vote under the CoHsuta.i9oh, ~ statutes Of any State in The hi.ss States. wherein he then resA sd, and |, male person Of foreign bire who Wsf Eatlralized prior to the adoption .s. 4. th.s amendment. and no lineal desesn. ant or such person. WHo shall p9ssts,s the other qualifications -escvioe1 n '1.s article. shall be denied the rlsAt vote because of his inability 70 s2 2s, Is and interpret sections of the Co.sii tdtion CT ta.s State. proVIjed, taat saai ns,Ti psrsoHs who make satisfactory PS,fi that they have attained the hss s.,roa tWenty-one years since the H .E. for assessing the taxes for ' year next preceding the year he which the election at waIca may propose to vote IS held. and pgss sesses the other qualifications IsIaa. "a hy this article shall ne perm 5tls@ ,ss Note; and. provided. further that. bv said tax receipt shall be so u'aESgit i'-ss 4atef stamp or other written a5t,-, nent by the judges Of election t2 wa, nss. II may first be presented. as U ,sing fg vent the holder thereof from Y.1,r Yg1.,5 m9re than once at any sa-s. The judges Of election snail e".g' sgsII tEe provisions Of this article ana af be the judges of the ggaiiIl24t4''.s electors" .h.
 Iae above resolution was filed n m m ofHee of the Secretary of stAts March Is. 1911. .,,s,
 Each elector may vote for or Asa."- the above amendment .bl,
 Witness my official signature lEtA day or February. l9lZ-
 EARLE W HODGES.
 Secretary of stats
 tsealA
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EVERY STREET IN
 FORREST CITY.
Has Its >hare of the Proof That Kid.
 neY Sufferers Seek.
Backaeae Kidneys weak
 Distressed with urinary i5a.

Af4Stt SS@NHt ~itA GItHaFt iEl>
 Want reliable kidney remedy
 Don't Lave l. look far Use what Forrest City people recommend Every street in Forrest GIrY Las it's eases.
 Heres me man $ experience. Let Mir Wilkins te.. it.
 W. \. Wilkins, carpenter. 58a S. Rosser St Forrest City. Ark.. says. l am certain that Doan,s Kidney Pi.fs are an excellent kidney and back ache remedy and act iGst as represen- ted. 1 have used them when suffer ing from troubles of this Kind and been greatly relieved.
 MT Wilkins is only one Of many Forrest City people who have grate- fully endorsed Deans Kidney Pills If your back aches-if your kidneys bother you, don't simply ask for a kid ney remedy-ask distinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that NIT. Will kins had-the remedy backed by home testimony.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 90 c nts. Foster Milburn Co.,. Buffalo, New York. sole agents for tie United States
 Remember the name-Doan's-an take no other.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
To Raise Money For Parsonage.

The Womans Missionary Society. of the Methodist church will give a Bazaar the first week in December.
 Each lady mem Der of the church is requested 10 make at least t6j six articles for it.
 There will be booths for Fancy Work, Housekeepers, Babies, home. made candy and one for miscellaneous articles.
 The proceeds from the Bazaar tc be applied on the parsonage debt, which must be paid by the lst oi January.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16

A. C. Aliens Big Minstrel Show gave performance at the corners of l5th and Ringo streets last night 10 d crowd that filed the large pavilion r'l~a're to it's utmost capacity. The ,ua.~ performance was clean and free
 rom lny objectionable features The s- az citing was very pretty, being tas arranged and the entire back of stage masked in by two large ! nit,t States flags. Tie singing and daucln- was far above the average. The performance was brought to a close 6y rip-roaring negro farce which brought forth a storm of ap- plause and sent everybody nome laugh ing Tine Allen minstrels have never disappointed an audience. Gazette Little Rock. Ark. Forrest City Au- gust l9.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Costly Treatment.

l was troubled with cons-i945..ss I'd. and indiges ti0n and spent -i.Ussff s.asf of dollars for medicine and treat uls,.. Y writes C. II Hines. Of Ahl,I4N. . fs l went to St. Louis hospitai. a.s1 = a5 i hospital in New Orleans. a5- i'e.ss cure was effected. on retrTnla.,s; n. t''srs hesau taking Chamberlain a..sgl .asgl and worked right along ] uSe1 -.-ht. t..l Tor s2Me time and an nov al i's For sale by al dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Resolutions of Respect.

At tae reg44ar meeting. the Geo. P. Taylor Lodge N. le5. l. Q. .. F.. adopted the following resolutions in honor and in memory ef Judge T. (. Fo-are who dIed Saturday afternoon. Whereas 1t Eas ' leased all alI-Nl,e Providence to take from OUT midst our friend and te. 5w-member. Th5m- as (. Eol5ge ST aud
 Whereas. h lis death our lodge h.s 4ost one who 8ill be deeply missed b3 those who have En VII him 50 Hae. therefore be ii
 Reso. yed Tat Ne hereby express aAF s9froN for tae taxing awag from .9 oi l true friend q good man ana a sHeeTiu4 comrade, aIa be il further Iies9i ed, That Nc tender "a the tam!lyoi our moufned fellow-member oHr sincere sympathy for their loss Of a devoted hus5and and father. and he t further
 Resolved That these resolutions oe spread uQ9u tle minutes of this .gaEe. and that copy Of the same be forwarded to tae family of our late feii2~-member and t0 Tie Forrest 1itt Hines for publication.
 James l. Hawk.
 Thomas - Brien.
 l.. II McG 4tfey.
 Committee in r. l. T.
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For Those Cold Suppers-

Ring 299. Scott X Ferguson. and get SardiBes, Salmon, Oysters Roast Beef. Lunch Tongue Potted and Dey lied Ham, Chip Beef, Chicken Loaf cal Leaf Hot Tama.es, Ghi.i ca C2rne, Vienna Sausage. Lambs Tongue. Sweet and Sour Pickle and Shaker Bread.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Saved Him

1t did n0t XII ne hutI think ft would fl it Lad hot been for Hunts Cure. l was tired. miserable and well nigh used Up when | commenced asing il for an cd and severe case of Eczema. One application relieved and a box cured ma. believe Hunt : ere sill ere any I3rm Of ite siEg known t0 mankind.
 CLIFTaN LAWRENCE.
 Helena. .. I.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
How the Trouble starts.

Constipation is the caa,e af many ailments and disorders tHat make life miserable. Take CaambsEl4Ias Tab- lets. keep Eo1E b51e-9 fess.ar and you vi. aegid these diseases. For >a.e ay a55 dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
The Trials of \ Traveller.

l am a travelling salesman. writes F. F.. loungs. F.. Berkshire. Nt.. and was often troubled with constipation till l began to use Dr Kings New Life Pills, which have found an ex- cellent remedy For all stomach. liver or kidney troubles they are un- equaled Only D cents at all druggist.
The Forrest City times., 1912-08-16
Notice To The Public.

... \ pe-s3us arc W4ra=3 rae ta ,i.i, ne Ienhes3@ Club House unless ac. eompanied by member. l. vss da "e "j. HaFe 10 decline 10 entertain {ou.
 James Fassa Pres July T. 1ai3