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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
Dividends were declared as follows:

Dividends were declared as follows:
Baltimore Electric Company, regular .cmi.
annual OF 2iz per cent on the preferred Stock
payable January % TO stock OF record Decem-
Der %.
Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power
Company. regular quarterly OF l y per cent on
the common stock, payable January 70 stock
OF record December -.
Laclede Gas Company. regular quarterly OF
"a per cent on the common stock and regu-
lar semi-annual Of 2iz per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. both payable December 10.
Republic Iron and Steel Company, regular
quarterly OF ia per cent the preferred
stock. payable January to stock OF record Dc
cember 10
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company, regu-
lar quarterly OF l per cent, PAYABLE December
81 TO stock Of record December D.
Hooking Valley Railway Company regular
quarterly Of per cent. payable December 81
10 stock of record December >.
American Multisraph Company quarterly OF
/ per cent on the common and Y per cent eH-
ira payable December ! to stock OF record No
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company
semi-annual Of SO on the preferred and " on
the common. payable December 10 TO stock OF
record December .. ,l
General Chemical Company. quarterly OF 4
per cent on the preferred, payabie Sah or ~
.y,ra in cash on the common. payable Feb
ruarv . 10 stock Of record December 81.
Globe Soap cmpainy. 9us ar Fly cent ol on the
ciaI preferred, all payable December 10 10
stock OF record December ].
New York banks this week gained w.
10000 In cash. according TO estimates
based on the reported movements OF cur
rencv From the interior sls.6sl 900 was
received and 81 $50, 900 was shipped TO That
point. including A,661,0oO national bank
notes sent to Washington for redemp-
ton. Ordinary disbursements by the SUD-
Treasury were s17,OO5,Ooo and payments
nv the banks TO the b-Treasury amount
ed 10 s1s,93000o.
There was transferred through the Sub
Treasury yesterday $4,000 To San Fran
cisco. making a total of $4,000 on the
nresent movement 10 the Pacific Coast.
EXPORTS Of copper for the week ended
November q totaled 1857 ions, an in
crease of 4.547 tons. Since January 34l.-
COG tons OF the metal have been exported
a gain Of $3.50 tons over last year.
Robert c. Beal, who recently purchased
seat on the Stock Exchange, has formed
a partnership with George w. Beal, under
the name of Robert G. Beal & Co, win
Offices at No. % Broad street Henry
MONTGOMERY. I'd, has been admitted to the
firm Of Henry c. Montgomery e. Co..;
Eric A. Pearson has been admitted 70
the firm Of Elkins, Morris Co. OF Phil
adelphia.
m
Henry Clews will deliver lecture on
"Wau Street and the New York STOCK
rvchance" at the Park Avenue Church
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
w. II. Truesdale, president Of the Dela-
ware Lackawanna q Western and H. u
LOOMS. vice-presdent, returned yester-
A., from a three-day inspection trip over
the New York TO Buffalo line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22

New Orleans Nov 2t--Sel!ing. based on
the census bureaus report on ginning, de-
pressed prices I'm tho cotton futures market
here early to-day, but recovery followed on
frcsh buying for long account. Bulls drew
favorable differences from the report and
weather news was bullish, and though the
market displayed no great buying power the
trend was upward 10 tho close. which was
steady 34lO points higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
CURB ECHOES.

Directors Of the Stewart Mining Com
pany are scheduled TO meet about the
middle OF December for dividend action
and II is believed that the declaration
will equal the last quarterly payment OF
10 cents a share and of 21s cents extra
while some seem to think that the extra
dividend will amount 10 about cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was quiet,
with trading OF jobbing character, although
there were rumors that some OF the big mills
had made quite liberal sales. Spring patents
81 1884 10; winter streights, 81 25as4 IS.
winter patents. 81 45ds4 50: spring clears, 81 IS
qsi so; extra No winter. 50 65Gs3 SIS: extra
No winter. So 1898 80: Kansas straights.
81 259S4 S3; fancy spring patents, IS 4oQS5 s5.
RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair to good, So 55q
So 20: choice TO fancy, 50 1898 90 CORN
MEAL-Kin dried, 50 90 BAG MEAL-Fine
white and yellow. 81 55gs1 90: coarse, 81 500
81 55. FEED-Western steady; bran, TO ar
rive 10o-fb sacks, s24: standard middling, $25;
-four do. s2s co. red dog. $40: city steady:
bulk. $23 sacks, S24. middling. S269S30 80;
red dog s3l Is; oilmeal. S3lGIS3l so.
COFFEE-Selling pressure appeared again
and, notwithstanding early frmness in
Europe, prices were easy from the start. and
closed near the bottom. with net losses OF ca
IL points. Cost and freight offers from Brazil
were about unchanged, and European markets
indicated a frmer feeling. Leading Brazilian
operators were thought TO have been forced to
take a large amount Of coffee during tho re-
cent liquidation there, and the selling was be-
lieved 10 be the liquidation OF this coffee TO
the trade. Trading was not particularly &C
tive. sales amounting TO IS, $50 bags, and bulls
seemed willing TO support the market at the
decline Havrc was %fl franc higher early
but closed at HGA franc higher: Hamburg
was UP u pfennig. Rio was rs refs higher and
Santos was unchanged Spot quiet and steady
on the basis Of csc for Rio No 7. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22

Holders Of the 100000 10 bonds Of
the Braden Copper Company, which ma
ture June /. 1914. are permitted 10 extend
the life Of the bonds for two years by
depositing them with the company's fiscal
agents. These bonds are convertible into
stock at the latter's par value of 50
share. and as that stock is now selling
q. about ss4 a share II is obvious that the
oohdhoders who do not care to deposit
the bonds will convert them into stock
a. long as the latter's price remains
above par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

furnished by Charles .. Barney & Co.. No. Is
Broad street. New YORK. ana No. lz2 South
9TH street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22

During the year ended September 80
the jim Butler Company showed profits
for the first period in its history. earning
No2,ss2 from the treatment Of 1919 tons
Of ore. There was gain in liquid re-
sources to a total Of sl25.6s4 as compared
with So. 1855 at the end Of September last
so~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
Wheeling Electric Company.

The comparative report OF the Wheel
ing Electric Company for the month of
October and the twelve months ended with
October, 1913, is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway.

The quarterly report of the Louisiana &
Arkansas Railway Company for the pc
riod ended September 80 shows gross
earnings of s42S,7l6, as compared with
s40l,5 for the same three months last
year, an increase Of s22,1l6. The net in
come after expenses and taxes was S144.-
7S7, as against s129,6O5 a gain of sl5,1S1.
and surplus after charges for the quarter
amounted to $7O,666. as compared with
s5s'S44 for the same period last year, an
increase Of SlOS2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Middendorf. Williams & Co, In
corporated, No. 81 Pine street. New York.
and No. 10 East German street, Baltimore }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
BRIEF ITEMS OF
WALL STREET
Latest Dividends and Earnings of
Corporations Reported
Personal Mention.

Practically nothing was done in our
market for foreign account yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
MINING.

200 Consol Va. .l3 ID 10 10
40 G'dneid Con. ll5 las AS 1.4S
500 Hale & Nor. .os .0s .0s .Os
I, 400 North Star. .4ila .45 .4Sh .43h
300 Ophir ....... % "a &c "a
$50 Tonopsh Min. 512h 5.12h 6I2h 6.I2li
SO SO T Wsst End Ae! i % iso i7n i y
8 400 Total sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Despite unfavorable conditions in Mex
leo number Of the largest public utility
corporations continue to show satisfac-
tory increases in earnings. and IT may be
said that If the country was in a normal
condition these companies would show
much larger gains than at present. Ac-
cording to reports, very little. il any, OF
the properties of utility concerns have
been disturbed by the rebel activities. nor
have they been taxed excessively by the
federal government.
Canton Electric Company.
The Canton Electric Company in its
report for October shows gross earnings
OF sS9.965. an increase Of s9.5O2 over Oc-
tober last year. while net earnings were
$l9.979, a gain Of 81 .092. and surplus after
charges remained of S14,943, an increase
OF 1885 over the same month OF 1912.
For the twelve months ended October 81
gross earnings were $197,S2S, an increase
OF S46S0 over the preceding twelve
months, and net earnings were 5000, 495, a
gain OF S29,914. The surplus after charges
for the twelve months period amounted
to Sl40,4 or S26. 72S over the correspond
ing period of the previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Harry Il. Thompson & Co., No.
- Broad street,
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

sF o b. Elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
Furnished by William w. Cohen, No. -
BOSTON STOCKS.

| Furnished by Charles Head Co. No. II Wall
street,
LAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Father Deyrrey Visits r~ Again.

The esteemed Paulist. tie Very Rev James Deyerey who. sometime ago led most successful series of mission services ac The St Francis CathoIc church in tLis city. spent portion of thi- week, d guest of his friend Rev Father Andrew Haeunger. the resident pastor Father Dey-reg has been conducting missions through out the state, for thr past nine Weeks and has met with splendid receptions and marked appreciation everywhere. Recently he h4S been in bate>Ville and Newport. In the latter city the reverend gentlemen lectured before the Newport High School Of 600 pu- pils.
 Father Deverey was in Hoxie dur ing the fierce storm which wrought such havoc in that city ast week and was standing n the sacristy of the church there when the steeple. and bell tower was demolished bY the ter fife "lnd, the -aU pound bel crashing thrOG-u tAe ru0t upon The dessruc- tian Gf the bower auding within a few feet e. Tho preacher 4aa several members ut hI, cougregari iu ht.t a, if ot miracle, Ho oHe Wa Injured From lece Father bePerey goes back 70 ArEeuta where E Wi assist ra- resident priest Rev Fat CT Dem4t- ger et taat cirN iu q Wess af mission >erH. ce- after Wtir tte visitor WI. ret4rr ta 4i~ home ju Niue.e5t
 Tennessee
 Father peFerey las dsae great and -Had work and aas made e4iau> If trend- among uott Catholics and uon-ta.aailc-. in a. tue pruciDa. towns VI Arbagsa- all af whom wit. ae delighted t0 welcome Him should He ever pay the state another visit
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
PRINTER WANTED.

Owing to increased amount of Job Printing and Advertising in The Times, we are compelled to put on another man. We want first-class, all-round printer, especially up-to- date on commercial printing and ad- vertising, and one who understands the operation of Reliance cylinder, and 0. s. Gordon iobbers, Information al Gasoline engine, Mehle folding machine, and other up-to-date ma chinery. Good wages and permanent and pleasant situation to right man Must be sober, industrious, and take interest in success of employer 10 the exclusion of all other matters.
 LANDvoIaT & VADAKIN. Forrest City, Arkansas, March 27. 1913
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Dr. Hubbard II rite. From Nexiro.
Dexter. \ M Nacca -l Iala Mes~rs. LauGy5iZt x EadaEln.
 k,ntresr l.tr- A.--.,.-,.

Dexter \ N Nacca -l t,l5. Me,~rs. Landy5iGt x Eadaaln.
 Forrest Guy Ars9n-as Gsntemeu:--Enc,0sedctec1 fat s3 z5 for subscription Pardon rae delay for I've heeu eer1 b-sy this spring until t~o weeks ago and since jlen I've been d gen. IemAu of Ielsurr" and the chance, are good fir ne to con tinue for few weeks I got my left hand caught iu d La.f-htch in a rope "ith one end ted To a post and d 'bronc.' on tLe other
 She Lad me in the nine hole for awhile bat I finally allowed Ter two fingers and EeroNn wag
 She pulled one finger of and man gied another ,9 it lad to be amputa- ted
 The Pecos Valley, .lhe iand of the big red apple, looks better to me every day. but still have 9 Ionging to see dear old St. Francis county and it's people again"
 Thanks for your Kindness. kindest regards for the "lorcc' and I sincere ly hope that the year nineteen thif, reen may prove a record breaker for happiness and prosperity for the own. CTS of TLe Times.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Cosmos Club.

The yearly course that uuu@o lbs- day about shall never SEC ft, but holiday.
 The fourteenth anniversary 0f the Cosmos Club was celebrated at the hospitable home of Mir, Wm II AL ley, March
 pom entering, the guest, were re- ceiyed bg Mesdame, Alley Barrow. Pettgs and Miss Wolfe who initiated them into the iutricaje art Of uutsug- ling 6 spiders web. They Were re- warded by finding appropriate snuve. nirs attached 10 the web
 The idea of Easter was emphasized in the decorations ijtle chicks, fah- bits and Easter eggs being ineyi4ence everywhere.
 Music helped To make the time pass quickly Miss Edith FaGakin charm ed every one with -eSera. lovely vocal selections, and Mr.. Alley -epr3duc tions from lamou. composers were en- joFed exceedingly
 I'elfashargt, caa r We.a seea. aaa ta ieavn1 1n. .al Jae hae- ing pea. a ae.i-o tu. aje
 toHEf BONDING, 5a..Ittt
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Notice of Trustees sale.

N't v f-.- a''r'st -.tsa ti.4i NHtr#a,li t,lut 4tI" A.tr Adty tau" k.a-. au jur s5th Gayot fttr.'.i. I.7@ conveyed tD flr aHu-I-ILued as .rl~'.t. 'Hr aerr'naffrr described real estate .9f ihr n-FfsI~' 9i ~esnrtH- au indebtedness ->'.f'f'rt if rt,t fHH 'tv4ft- t4 N m. Peur1-e
 sons aia lrca of ti4-t being of record in ber. tt i'a4s a-a .H .he H.t" ogfae Eierg and i-e'HHttA' 4+f -' 1f+ County Nrtaa~aS.
 "ttasA A- provided u -aia tleed or t4-' #ht .i..I Aut1..' Hrta- u.au- ia tne aatin1 VI -nH indebtedness nr any part rt.t aer-. afIc dr~rrs #el5 fa -etH l-tg te-aur A.h .ls IltIt A.tt tH- been made an0 thc under -.-nsa nn requested 'o gaake sale 1nder fue .rtH.- r2ls g4s. letN. he hereby dos- >o
 Ap# THERE oht. par-uHnt tatt- terms
 -.-- "tA-a" aaat. aHa tu accordance Hfrh H.e i-.#H- fa-l-fu .oU alaFa notice l. aer,t by ..tt t.t. 4t.Ger-l-ttti win. E.0r
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Advertisement for Federal Building
 Nitp-

TREAS DEPARTMENT par, 8f t4e secret ary W a~nugrou L. e. Nar.H l4 I.Es
 -Propo~ai~ are hereby solicited. t0 be 9prnpd l1 the Dt1ce of The Supervising Architect.
 reasury Department V a-hiuglau D C at l0 o'clock A N. ou April IA Igl5. for tEe sale Or donation to The UHjted states uf d corner iol centrally and conveniently locatrd and -Aliaple for FEDERAL RrILDfNG SITE al For rest Cty. Arkansa- 1hE ,ite ula-t be ap- proN mately lGdH0 square feel .u area and if the lOt DuefrH i~ rectangular it- WIrimum qlmtu9ilDn must pe uu' lc-- than It, feet. pom Apph'attou iUe Postmaster will supply pospecltve bidder- v.Jh a circular uiv- .o- pafiicular0 a7 To requirements and in9i rlc- tou for preparation of ntd, and data f0 a..- company -aWp. N G AlrAaDa ~.crerary
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
IKE LOOKING AFTER HIS
 ST. FRANCIS CO. FRIENDS.
The Following Letter From MT. Ike Mallory, of Brinkley. is
 Self-Explanatory.
Brinkley, Arkansas. March 26. 'l3. fessrs. Landvoigt $ Fadakin.

Brlnkley, Arkansas. March 26 'l3. Messrs. Landvoigt & Vadakin.
 Forrest City, Arkansas
 Dear Sirs.-AIthough I have fallen in love with Brinkiey and her people, havent [ turned my back on Forrest City and old St. Francis county by any means. an very proud of the fact that l was born in old St. Fran cis county and just kinder grew up along with Forrest City. have been a booster all along and nave always been loyal to my friends too.
 Now, see by the papers. that President Wilson is having some trou- ble in getting good men to i'll tue different posts in Foreign countries. Now l have two friends in old St. Francis who would fill any post the President las to iii, with credit to themselves and honor to old St. Fran cis county. and the state of Arkansas too. One k Col sam Sweet. Of Wide her and the other is Squire Ellis Tur- ley, of Forrest City. Now would suggest to you to- use your politica. influence with that man McCombs. who has charge of that pie coenter , p there, To give one Of the two gentle men q job in tAe Philippines and the other T Aux and New Zea and. and they sill Go tAe right tAin- tar him.
 lear, tr-Ir.
 LIE MAL-L.4
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
EAR CORN IN THE SHUCk. TIM0- THY AND ALFALFA HAY,
 FOR SALE.

We make CAR lot shipments ONLY, and sell to feeders, dealers, and planters that buy in car lots. We ship with INSPECTION PRlVI- LEGE. and guarantee our weights and grades. If you are in immedi- ate need of a car of feed PHONE us at our expense, otherwise WRITE us for prices.
 WEST TENNESSEE GRAIN co.
 Tennessee Trust Bldg.
 Memphis, Tenn.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
FUlWOOD TIMES.

Rev. McCalvy filled his regular ap- pointment at Wesley Saturday night and sunday A good crowd was pre- sent at both services.
 NIT Walter May went to Colt on business Saturday
 NIT. and Mrs. Berian Wetherford and little son, Jessie. and little Miss Mary Brown spent Easter with MT. and Mrs. C. L. Turk.
 Quite crowd of Fulwood $ young people attended the singing at the residence of Nr. Will Sellers. of Good Hope, Sunday night
 Hubert Grant, of Colt, visited home folks here Friday
 Elmer Wetherford and John Cox. of Paragould, came down Saturday. for an extended visit with relatives.
 Miss Mary Betty Allen IS on the sick list.
 Thed Turk and Paul Miller went to the singing at Good Hope Sunday night,
 MT. D. Duncan and John Cox went to Forrest City Monday
 While unloading wagon. Monday morning, Walter May and Harry Purdue had very narrow escape with their lives The mules took fright and ran quite distance before Wal. ter got them under control
 The farmers are all progressing nicely; most of Fulwood's farmers went to Forrest City Saturday.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Forrest City 1. Memphis 3.

The girls team of the Memphis High School defeated the team of the Forrest City High Tuesday by the ex- ceptionally tight score of 3 to 1. in the first match game of the season.
 Brilliant work marked the playing Of both teams and while the Mem phians had shade the best If the home girls in weight a. well a. being slightly favored by the Memphis ref cree MT. Lyon, at times n the mat ter Of fouls and penaIIzatiGns. Miss ROliwage and her team mates contest ed every inch Of the ground and COY cred themselves with glor, and that too, without outside training 0r help For the visitors Miss Mary CrOnin scored tLe only deld game recorded during either half Miss PrOthrO scored the third point for the Mem phis High from the foul inc The playing Of Miss NcCaaum was par tic4lariy ine, aud n leh of the sue sess or 1he visitors victory va. due To her a around etrcieute both en the defense and ctfense The Forrest City Higa Jeff fH1~ afternoon for Memphis where tAe same teams vii clash again I0uiEtt The Times hopes tHae a4f dear -ir, wia HQr a. .oW tie Drl-at lights aud G4 uli d. ing~ co daZzsr and 0eaI der tIeu.
 Toe he ? / ao.h teams Tuesday frttEA~
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Womans Missionary Society.

Program for the April meetings of the Womans Missionary Society If the NJ F., Church SoutL. April lst-Our Work in Brazil
 Mrs W II. Alley. April th-Our Work Among the Indians
 Mrs. Nellie Bu'ord. Apri I5th Our Mountain Work
 Mrs W ". Hughes. April 22d cur Monthly society Meeting at the Home Of
 Mss Maggie Eidridge April -eh Christian Steward Ship
 Mrs r. W Payne All Of tie women of tue church are urged e ae present at these meetings
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
The CaM-roi Rheumatism

= >i0M4ci tr0GUte l3IY liver and de ranged Kidneys arg the cause Of rheu- .A3ti@u. Get your stomach liver, kidney and bowels in healthy cCudi- ticn by taking Electric Bitters. and you ~iIi uot bt troubled With the
 en, q scuOol principal of >Ylvania. Ga Wu4 suffered iGde>eribable tor- lure from rheumatism, liver and ~t0nAcu rOab.e and diseased Kidneys, writes Ali remedies failed until used EiecJrlc Bitter but lour bott le~ If this wonderful remedy cured me completely Maybe your rheumatic pains come from stomach. liver and kidney troub es Electric Bitters wit give you prompt relief 50c and Sl O0
 Recommended uv all druggists,
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
saturday, April 26, 1918.

'.. re7' a.as ur ts.f rrH.rftaa.e tu lufr.-t 'itF Nrsaesa- -rI at paaHc lottery t0 thc ude' n-l. tac ileH.u-ae~cri1ed real H=i4i9. .a..s.t
 LAe satlaHe.t 4aatJer .f Ih. northeast 4aar'rr Section o.et.f 'u Township Ave Ui HHf.a e 9ne ea-f cHnta.HlH- forty iH. nreeFaar- uaa- flr tlc aGraa-, of and ihIerr-t secured t.y said jr-! 3t '.S a- t.. rH-. f r4Naz tht ,pla.
 '1 zHoi aur ~--it s- irs5-r.. n'f ii Q PEN ROSE
 --7tt rI-tft
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
An Epidemic of Coughing

E sweeping oyer tLe foHn aua ya.u2 and old are alike atee.ed Foley
 Honey < Tar Compound is quick. safe. reliable family medicine Tor coughs and colds 4 $ Jones. of Lee pharmacy taice Caif s4ys Foley. Honey and Tar C.uD5aai Na~ ua equal and recommend itas contain Ing n0 narcotics yr other tara f4. properties ! 7 sanders
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Nanl q NnNering Mnnlan

drig~ herself painfully thrc4gl Her daily tasks suffering from bacaache. headache. nervousness and loss 8f sleep, hot knowing her ills are due to kidney and bladder tro4b eS Foley Kidney fH.s give quick relief from pain and misery. prompt return to health and ,treGEtl, No aenan Ni4o suffers can afford % overlook Foley Kidney Pils. j. T. SanGer-
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Pneumonia Follows a Cold.

but never follows the use of Foley Honey and Tar Compound. It stops the cough, heals the sore and infamed air passages, and strengthens the lungs. The genuine is in yellow package with beehive on carton. Re- fuse substitutes ! T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Warning Order.

h th, Cuaucery Cpurt 0f ~t FraacI- tgaote
 Nrban-a~. t.,or-- Wr-] plaiatH. \ 5i.e Y e~f btfeuGauf. The defendant Aurr f e-t .- aatar,. .a 4p pear lu th.- t5lrt within fh.ry lav- fa au S.Vrr the complaint uf fa. plaintiff. Ge,r-' Ne-t
 Ajausa .t I.'s .-EAL. f. PAYNE " F. HEWlEt ~s..ifur etrft
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
NerE truLN Nu.r,.
i K BBARl

t +N- 'A ''ifr A- --' The writer of the above will be very kindly and pleasantly remembered by a legiou Of Forrest City friend, as The genial pharmacist for J 5 Shields & Co but who left as and "ent te New Mexico for his health more tuan a year aga While Dr II b9ard. - friends win be pained 10 ,sara of bis injured and maimed Jeff hand a'. au be delighted to lear from ltm again and tLat Ie i, satisfied etEaife ia general
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
The Mother. FaY0ritp.

< Acougt4 medicine iorcui,drsn ,au-.d be harmless. Ir should oe 2. .e4.ant 10 take. It should be eF-cJua Cham berlains Cough EeIe.y is a et thi- and is the mother, fayerIje every where. For sale F a.. deaf-~,
The Forrest City times., 1913-03-28
Are Ton Con-tiDated

If 50, get a box of Dr King, New Life Pills. take them regularly and your trouble will q quickly disappear. They will stimulate the liver improve your digestion and get rid Of all the pois0u@ from your system They will surely get you well again 25c at a.i drppUiSfS