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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25

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Skupno . .....9,905.lS9
Stevilo vseh clanov strokovnih
organizacij je torej n%araslo V teh
dezelah V teku enega leta cd
9,905.1S9 ma 11,435. 59S, Stevilo
clanov dotiGnih dezelnih central
pa cd 6,12l.709 Ma $780, 95. LIE
"a sedem dezel Sc .ie doloGilo leh-
ko tudi odstotno stevilo organi-
ziranih industrijskih delavcev.
Ma Danskem je bilo cd vseh indu-
strijskih delavcev organiziranih
5l,75 odstotkov, V NemGiji 1921,
ma Norveskem 1854, ma Sved-
skem PISS, V Zedinjenih drzavah
1926. V Bosni 11,64 in v Italiji
9.49.
Glede gmotnega stanja stro-
kovnih organizacij so znani po-
datki "a 30 odstotkov skupnega
stevila clanov. Letni dohodki teh
Organizacij, t9rej priblizno polo
vice vseh strokovnih organizacij
so znasali 1872 miljonov kron,
stroski pa 170,4 m~iljonov kron.
Med stroSki 80 ~miljonov kron "a
izdatkov so dobili zopet organizi-
rani clani kot neposredno podpo-
no. 60 %miljonov kron so znasali
stroSki "a stavke. Ia stavkovno
gibanje so dobile Zedinjene drza-
We in Nemcija 1926 m%iljonov
kron, Angleska S,64 miljonov
kron it'd. Zal, da nj mogoce Sc
dolociti uspehov vseh mezdnih
gibanj pc vseh dezelah. ker sele
potem hi Sc lehko popolnoma ia
sno udelo, kako mogocno da
vplivajO strokovne organizacije
re danes DO vseh dezelah ma xiv
llenske razmere delavstva.
IL porocil poedinih dezel ma
valamo lie nekaj podatkov:
Ma rancoskem zbuja posebno
poZornost iZredno visoko ~Stevilo
strokovnih listov, XII so priceli IL
halati V zadnjih letih. Izhajaio
veclnoma pc enkrat ma mesec. -
Porocilo IL Belgije poudarja, da
lie namen tamosnjih organizacij
zdruzitev V decline in industrij-
ske zveze, da Sc ia namen cimda-
lie boil uresnicuje. - Ma Holland
skem imajo stiri razlicne strokov-
ne smeri: poleg decline c~entrale.
kI Je V mednarodnem tajniStvu.
so Sc centrale anarhisticnih. kr-
scanskih in katoliSkih strokovnih
organizacij. Ali socialisticne stro-
kovne organizacije imajo skoraj
Sc enkrat toliko CLANCY kakor o.
stale tri skupaj, ceprav skofje
in duhovniki S strastno vnemo va
bilo v katoliske in krscanske stro-
kovne organizacije. - Danska sc
ponasa z najvisjim odstotnim Ste
vilom organiziranih delavcev. =
Porocilo il Svediie pravi, da so
Sc tamosnie strokovne organiza-
cije ozivele iznova pc velikem
boiu leta 1909. - Ma Norveskem
imajo izrcdno nagel industrialni
razvoj. Medtem ko sc .je pomno-
zilo prebivalstvo cd leta 1865. "a
40 odstotkov. .ie naraslo stevilo
industrijskih delavcev "a sos cd
Stotkov. trokovne organizacije
~narascajo mocno. ceprav je bila
%zapletena ogromna ve6ina orga-
niziranega dclavstva V nude boie.
- Ma Finskem obcuti delavstvo
ruski bic. Zlasti knjigovezi so
morali prenesti hud boj, Xxi pa je
koncal 2 zmago delavcev, ker SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25
Popravek.

V zadnji objavi kontesta "a IL
soc novih n~arocnikov sc je naredi-
la ne ljuba pomota. Med desetimi,
XII so dobili najvee glasov je tudi
Karol Petrich, Huntington, Ark,
z $500 GLASGOW, kar nj pravilno. V
resnici Jill ina lie 400.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25
Pri kontestantu Anton Drasler

Forest City, Pa, Sc je tudi vrmila
pomota. Namesto 400 bi morale
biti $500 glasov. IL tega je rasvid-
no, da Sc mora contestant Karol
Petrich umaknili in mesto med
desetorico pripustiti sod. Antonu
Droslerju-
upravnistvo "Proletarca".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25

dan razun kosti in koze nisem
incl vsega skupaj pet funtov me.
sa. Ma prstih spodaj in zgoraj,
ma vratu spredaj in zadaj je bila
koza gnila, obraz brez uses. Roke
sploh so bile take, da so mi Jill
hoteli "a pestmi odrezati. pa nj
sem pustil, ter rekel, da raje
umriem.
Roke imam; toda grozno po-
kvarjene. Koza .je rdeGa, prsti so
mi ma obeh rokah zraSceni Gez
prve clene, matinee je kriv. Siro-
max sem. da mi je tezko para
naiti. V onem n~esreGnem casu
sen ostal Sc devet mesecev V
franklin. ko je bill strajk pet
mesecev in 20 dni. Dobil sem lie
tOliko podDore. da sem incl "a
hrano, zdravnika. zdravila in boil
niSnico. pa "a vozni listek domov,
kamor sem prinesel samo 100
kron.
Use Sc me .ie ~prestraSilo. ko
sem prisel tako grbzno pokvarjen
ma dom.
Lansko leto mi ie pa Sc ogenj
cniuil skoraj vse imetje; lie malo
so mi mogli resiti. Zavarovan
sem bill "a malo svoto.
Skrbi in zalost so me privedle
tako dalec. da sem "a smrt zbolel.
Umrl nisem; ali slabega zdra-
via sem. kar prihaja najbrz cd
zalosti in pomanjkania. Rad bi
delal, ako bi mogel; toda pokvar.
jen sem tako, da nisem "a delo.
da bi mogel preziviti zeno in o.
trocice.
Bodite uverieni, da ne prosim
rad, ali potreba je res velika, k;
me sill, da Sc obracam do dobro
delnih src. Milo prosim, pomaga.j
tie mi. kolikor VAN ie mogoee.'
Spodaj je potrdilo zupanstva
Prispevke lie poSiljati ma u,
pravniStvo "Proletarca'', 214t
Blue Island Ave. katero DO pc.
slalo svoto ma pristojno mesto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25
OBVESTILO.

Use cenjene prijatelje in Gita-
telje "Proletarca'' obvescamo, da
smo Re razprodai cello zalogo
"Druhnskega" koledarja, "a nj
mamo veC.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25

okstbb
~2,2s2.36l l,71O.433 l,775.OOO
1~l,435.4sS 6,l2l.7O9 ~6,9OO.995
finskim knjigovezom pr.skocile
ma pomoc inozemske organizaci1e.
- Porocilo IL Nemcije je najob-
sezne]se in Sc bavi tudi : gc>po.
darskimi razmerami, z nesprotni
mi strokOvnimi organizacijami in
$ podJetniSkimi zvezami. - Stro-
kovne organizacije ma Avstrij-
skem krepo napredujejo, IN kri-
"a. XII je nastopila vsled separa-
%tisticnega gibapja, je re skora.j
premagana. - Bosnia in Hercego-
vina Sc tudi lehko ponaSata z le-
PIN n%apredkom. Najvecje ovire
stavi delavstvu nazadnjaska VIA
da In Seveda podjetniki tudi. Pra-
We k~oaliciiske pravice nina Sc
bosansko-hercegovsko delavstvo.
- Ma Ogrskem, tel klasicni de-
zell zatirania. so Sc %strokovne or
g~anlzacile lepo ~oiacile. - Ma Hr-
vaskem napreduje strOkovno gil
banle in obenem naZaduje Stevilo
izsellencev. IL tega sc lehko skle-
pa, ola Je delo strokovnih organi-
zacll re toliko izboljSalo zivljen-
ske razmere delavstva, da Sc Gu
II tudi donna zadovoljno. Use le-
pc besede in VISA dobrodelnost cd
'zgoral' Sc doslei Sc ne more DO
nasati S slicnim regulation. -
Porocilo IL Romantic pove, da lie
vlada oropala vse delavstvo DO
drzavnih obratih koalicijske pra-
vice in da podpira krepko podjet-
nike pri osnovaju zoltih organi-
ZACH. Ma Srbskem so Sc V zad.
nllh letlh strokovne organizacije
lepo razvile in delavstvo ina tudi
re wee strokovnih listov. - De-
zelna centrala IL Svice je poslala
obslrno porocilo 2 bogatim stats
ticnim materialOm. Zlasti je zani-
miv odstavek o socialni zakono-
dali. - V Italiji tvoriio najvecie
stevilO organiziranega delavstva
polJedIelski delavci. Italijansko
delaystvo je 2 enodnevno sploSno
stavko protestiralo prot ropar-
skemu pohodu V Tripolitanijo. -
V Spanlli ie naraslo Stevilo orga-
niziranih delavcev ma $4,000. To
le IA razmere. Xxi vlada.jo n a
Spanskem, krasen uspeh. Vlada
lie b%rutalna. domaci in tuji kapi-
talisti brezvestno izkoriseajo de-
lavstvo. - Porocilo IL Zedinjenih
drzav lie izredno obSirno. PoroGilo
poudarla zlasti kulturno vrednost
in vpliv strokovnih organizaci.j
Porocilo nasteva mnogo socialno-
politicnih in gospodarskih prido-
bitev. Xxi Jill je priborilo DELAY
stvo V sne boju S kapitaliz-
MON.
Drugi del mednarodnega poro-
ella razpravlia o mednarodnih
tajnistvih poedinih strok. To po-
rocilo lie nekaj novega. Doslej je|
v modernem delavskem gibanju
% mednarodnih tajnistev poedi-
nih strok i'll STEER ina "a cd Nth
svoj sedez V Nemciji, 2 ma Angle
skem. l je ma Holandskem, l pa
V Svici. Tainistvo slikarjev je BIZ
10 ustanovljeno prav pred KRAFT
kim. Porocila so poslala, zal, lie
tajnistva, Xxi so v Nemciji. V letu
1912 so imela tajnistva sledeGe
stevilo c%lanov: peki 63.1S7 " 10
razlicnih dezelah), stavbinski de-
lavci 41s.59O 90, pivovarniski
delavci 1851 (S), knjigovezi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25
Tiskovni fond "a dnevnik.

Jos. Radisek, Smithon, Pa. s so
Thorn Filtrich, Ohio. %
Anton Hartman, Ohio. .25
FIR. Gorenz, Arkansas. 40
Miss NJ. A. Strainer,, Mont. %
Frank Smerdu, Kansas. 100
Biaz Lombar, Iowa........ 100
Frank Indorf, Fftz Henry,
Pennsylvania $50. LOO
Soc. klub, stv. S Conemaugh,
pennsylvania 5000
Vincent Jurman, Cleveland. 100
Sow. klub, Indianapolis, Ind. 800
PREF izkazana svota. .34.1O
Skupno do danes ..$72.75|
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25

V Denver, Col, so brumni po-
licaii virgil ieco 10 clanov in
dustrijelne unije /. w. W. Kaj
hudega so neki storili? Morda so
kradli in ropali pc mestu? Ne.
Niihovo hudodelstvo tici V TEN,
da so kod svobodni drzavljani
iavno ma ulici drzali govore. Ka-
pitalisticni berici. sodniki in zu-
PAM so povsod ednaki, ako Sc jim
pove resnico. Denver nj prvi.
Wash, st. Diego, Cal,
McKees Rock. Pa. in Lawrence,
Mass, so dobre price za to trdi-
tev. Poidite sc solit IL konstitu-
CLIO. Konstitucija je lie "a kapi-
taliste.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25

Urednik nekega lista nam V
eni zadniih stevilk ma vse mogo-
see nacine dokazuie, kako da .je
dobro "a pljuGa. ako Sc smejemo.
Torei delavci Sc smeiaimo nepre-
nehoma. No. ia. Mi tudi visoko
cenimo zdrave pljuGa. Vendar pa
slovenskim delavcem priporoca.
mo. da mai poleg pljuc skrbe tu-
di "a zdrav zelodec, pri katerem
igra glavno vlogo okusna in tee
ma led.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-02-25

V sosednjej Canadi vladajo
ravno take barbarske razmere
kot pri mas. VIM. Halowatsky in
Peter O'Leary, obadva delavca,
sta naredila nevarcn zlocin. Ma
govarjala sta svoje delavske to-
varise. da maj popuste delo, in
za~stavkaio. Ia Ia zlocin je obso-
dill sodnik vsacega $500 globe ali
pa 90 dni zapora. p. Gratis, ka-
teri je sci ma stavko, je bill obso-
jen ma $50 ali 60 dni zapora. Cd
sedai naprei sc bodeio u. d.. ka-
pitalisti vsaj lahko zagovarjali
Ces sal nasi canadski bratci MISC
mic bolisi.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

Din pickle, sweet pickle and sour pickle at Lawrences'
 Let Dryden make your pictures orkmanship equal 10 the best. Eyerybodyis buying Hosiery at The Wasuavsky Store. There's reason.
 t'olger's celebrated Golden Cate cof- fee at Lawrence's City Grocery Phone 24S.
 Fresh seeded raiSins, entrants. dates, mincemeat, etc. in packages al LaWreuces'.
 John couldn't be fitted anywhere else in town. when he went 10 Swartz Bros. and got tit.
 Messrs. Henry Halbert and C. C. Sartin of Goodwin. were business visitors in the city Monday.
 X kidney remedy that can be de- pended on will be found in Pricky Ash Bitters. It heals and strength ens. J. r. Sanders, Special Agent
 Our Spring lines of merchandise in all lines are arriving daily. You are cordially invited te call and inspect the goods and make a comparison of prices ana values. The FusselI-Gra- ham-A iGerson Go.
 WANTED To know the where ahauts aud present address of Cindy and Jack Anderson: last heard of was in Oklahoma City. Okla. Any infor- nation will be appreciated by Maggie Roberson, Forrest City, Ark.
 We sell and guarantee our lard at per , pound bucket, roc: ten (l0) pound bucket, $14o: fifty t50) pound can 36 50 Try it, if not as repre- sented, money will be cheerfulIy re- funded The Palace Market.
 Just received at the Warshavsky store. a big stock of the latest styles in Slippers for men, women and chil dren. A lso the swelest line of Ready tO-Wear Dresses for women and chil- dren ever shown in Forrest City. All going at reduced and sacrifice prices for cash. Come early and get choice of these goods. The Warshavsky Store.
 The array of custom tailored suits and pants on display here furnishes an opportunity for satisfactory and economical buying that you cannot af- ford to pass up. Come in today and pick out what you want. guarantee to save you from p 10 50 per ct Onany thing YOU may desire to purchase in this line. SAM BURD. The Tailor.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

The beautiful tower and other i'm provementS on the Church of the Good Shepherd, made necessary by the recent fire, are about completed, and the church is now about ready for occupancy. This fact is joy and a comfort to the communicants of this parish, all of whom are devoted to the beautiful old church, which was erect ed by the faithful little band of conse- crated women and the few men of the church through the leadership of the beloved and lamented Rev. Bruce, many years ago, when there were per haps less than dozen or twenty members here.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

Fresh cakes and crackers at The City Grocery, phone 24S.
 You'l find the latest Hat Trim mings and Shapes at The Warshavsky Store.
 ROOMS FOR RENT - With or without board; gentlemen or married couple Apply at this office.
 Mr George E. Parker, of the For rest City Furniture Co.,, spent Tues day afternoon in Brinkley on business.
 Sarah says she cannot wear any other l0w-Quarters except those at Swartz Bros. They lit well and wear good.
 TO LOAN-S2250- First mortgages on good improved lands; German farm CTS preferred. Apply to ] Reigard, Horton. Ark.
 An occasional dose of Prickly Ash Bitters keeps the system healthy, wards oil disease and maintains strength and energy. J. T. Sanders, Special Agent
 White Mountain Reirigerators are the Best. They have d galvanized stee lining, No wood exposed inside to absorb moisture and finally warp and dist Ort. Becker X Lewis SC Us them.
 Miss Hattie Bryant, of Palestine returned home Tuesday morning after having spent brief visit in this city with the family of her sister, Mrs. J. c. Nail, and her friends, the family of Col and Mrs. D. Downey.
 Mrs. K. NJ. Wilkins received news Tuesday morning by wire that her daughter, Mrs. Homer Metcalf, Of ArKabutla, Miss, was quite i'll, and Mrs. Wilkins left immediately for her daughters bedside via the ROCK Island ana Memphis,
 The new invoices Of novelties at this store have been selected and bought with an eye single to your approval Early shoppers will ind many eXclu- sive things on display that will round | out and put tue finishing touches to those Easter clothes, that will not be | shown by our competitors The Fus- sell-Graham-Alderson Go.
 Rheumatism as result of kidney trouble, stiff and aching joints, back ache and sore kidneys will all yield to the use of Foley Kidney Pills. They are tonic in action, quick in results, curative always. w. s. Skelton, Stan. ley, Ind, says; :" would not take SlO0.OO for the relief from kidney trouble recei ved from one single box of Foley Kidney Pills" J. T. San ders.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

NebletCs
 Money to loan on improved farms. Taylor, Knight < Co
 Samelson's Extra, dime cigar for nickIe at II. Folbre X Co.
 Keep coming 10 The Warshavsky Store for your Tailored Suits We make a speciality of prompt de- livery of anything in our line. Phone IS for bread, cakes, pies, etc
 We now carry Il full line of the celebrated Club House brands in canned goods. The City Grocery. phone 24s
 Price says he had only s2.00 and went all over town for a low-Quarter shoe, but could find item only at Swarz Bros.
 MT. II. A. Horton a prominent eir- izen of Johnson township. was circu- lating among friends in lAe clty Mon day, on business.
 Mr. x G Williams. successful fafmer-merchant of Colt, spent Tues. day in the city on visit with friends and paying taxes.
 MT. Alex OehlSchlager. one of tie most successful rice-gr0@ers and stock men of the Wheatley prairie section, was in the city Monday on business and had his name enrolled for The Times
 Mr. Felix Hal. blacksmith and woOdWoI kman, and MT. D. K Burns, ginner and planner, two well-known and substantial citizens of Palestine, were business visitors in 1he city Monday.
 We sell and guarantee our lard at per pound bucket, 75c; ten tl0l pound bucket. Sl,5o: fifty {50) pound can, S6. 90 Try it, if not as repre- sented. money cheerfuly refunded The Palace Market.
 Come to the Newsstand for any kind of blank book that you are needing. We have big stock and good assortment. We probably have just what you want. and if not, will get IL for you Tn hurry.
 A relief party, made up of Messrs. s. P. Mcdaniel, James Russell, Jr., and Bruce Smith, left this city on Wednesday morning with six tents and supplies for the Casteel Mound place, several miles below Madison This party went over to Madison by train, thence to the point of their destination aboard the gasoline boat, Kathleen Johnson.
 The line of new Oxfords for ladies, young ladies and misses, including all the newest shapes and shades. consti- ute one of the prettiest and most stylish displays of slippers 10 be found in Forrest City In fact. oIr Shoes are all snappy and embrace supremi cy style and diStinctiyeneSs not found in the ordinary kind The Russell Graham-A lderSOn Co.
 l have enjoyed a very nice business thus far in outtitting some of the most particular and stylish dressers in the city, but there are quite number of my customers and, no doubt, large number of others who have not yet bought their spring clothing. invite all such to comein and inspect my line and urge you to buy now while l am making such attractive reductions SAM BURD, The Tailor.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

The editors of The Times, and fam. fly, are under obligations to Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Barrow, of Nevada, through the father of Mrs. Barrow, our friend. Capt Jack Davis, for a mess or two or line salted trout, caught by the old time champion fisherman, the first named, in streams which have their course near or through his premises Tn the VI est. The fish tasted very much like and better than mackerei. and we all enjoyed them very much indeed. Barrow still enjoys the sport, though he has become man of family and farmer of wide repute in his new home.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

W B. C0rsets at The Warshaysky | Store.
 FOR RENT-New 4-room bunga- low. L. C. Marshall, Dried peaches, apples, prunes and anrjcots at LawreHces Phone IS, Klondike Bakery. for the hest of all kinds of Bakers goods Nice. fresh mackerel just received at Lawrence $ City Grocery. Phone 24S. Quick delivery FOR RENT-I2acre of land. known as the Miller property, south of town; close in; with good house. Apply at this office
 We want your trade and will spare no troube or expense to give you sat isfaction Frank Burkart Baker. Phone Is
 have money to loan on farm lands at a low rate of interest. Terms to suit. Thomas r. Foster, Mariana, Arkansas,
 MT Len Shawver, manager of the New Castle Gin x Manufacturing Co.,. .. was genial business visitor in the city Monday.
 MesSrs w A Harp and Bryant Britain. two enterprising citizens of Haynes, were mingIing with friends in the city Sunday.
 Just received shipment of modish Shirt Waists-high quality, low price selling at great reductions for one week at The WarShavsky Store.
 Call and see the plat of our new ad- dition 10 the city of Forrest City. Lots now offered for sale. Eugene Williams at Bank of Forrest City.
 It is rumored that one of the prom lnent members of the bar of this city is soon to wed one of the city's fairest young ladies. The prospective groom IS reported 10 be a widOWer.
 Big assortment of Art and Dress Linens, comprising all the nat ural and colored effects, are among the new and attractive features for Spring at The russell~Graham- AlderSOn Co.
 Mrs. L. c. Berry and baby daughter, Helen Jackson, Of Augusta, are spend Ing several days in the city. guests at the hone of MT and Mrs. T. c. Green. Mrs. Berry is Mrs. Greens niece.
 FOR SALE-Nine head good work cattle, well broke: average weight lo9o lbs S50 per head Also, solid steel wheel wagon, 6 inch tire: just the thing for mud: SEQ. W. c. Brown company Hubert, Ark.
 TAKEN UP-On Sunday, March Is one one black horse mule, about 6 or ' years old; weight about 900 pounds: aoo9t 10 hands high, and is harness marked all over. Owner may claim saIo muie hy calling for him and pay IIig I chargeS James F. Wolfe, at the fofrest City Gin Co. If
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11

Sflll selling Nesselne Petticoats at each Il 9s, at The Warshaysky Store.
 Sameis4u.s Extra. dime cigar for q nickle at II Fobre X Go.
 Hon, $ F. Sulcer of Palestine. was I genial business visitor in the city Tuesday.
 All kinds of fresh. crisp Breakfast toohs received weekly at Lawrence s City Grocery. Phone 248.
 FOR SALE-My s room house in Forrest City. Apply to R. E. Sellers, care of Naccaro X Co.,, Marianna, Ark.
 Sarah says she cannot wear any other ow-quarters except those at Swartz Bros They iii we'll and wear god
 l have money 10 loan on farm lands q low rate of interest Terms to suit. Thomas r. Foster. Marianna Arkansas.
 \ Sl50o invoice If low cut Shoes for ladies gentlemen. misses and children patent leather, ,vici. gun metal. white aud satin, in all shaGes at The War sharsky Store.
 Mrs l D Baugh and Mrs. <. c. Aeel left Tuesday for Hot Springs, as representatives of the Cosmos Club at tile Arkansas Federation of Women's Clnbs, which was in session from April to 10, in that city.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11
Olive Relish at Lawrences'


 List your property for sale with Nathan E. Norton. He knows who wants to buy.
 FOR RENT OR SALE-My house and lot in Russell addition. Apply to Mrs. Annie Jones.
 John couldn't be fitted anywhere else in town. when he went to SwartZ Bros and got it.
 Phone IS for nice, fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies. in fact, anything in the Bakery line. Prompt delivery.
 It don't cost you anything to try .our pure lard. Sold on a guarantee to give satisfaction or money back. The Palace Market
 Price says he had only 800 and went all over town for a lOw-Quarter shoe but could ind them only at Swartz Bros.
 It don't cost you anything to try our pure lard Sold on guarantee 10 give satisfaction or money back. The Palace Market.
 FOR RENT-A new three room house: front and back porch. out houses, city water, etc. See l. A. Dryden, photographer.
 Osborn says: My advertising invites you 10 come, and the quality of my bread invites you to come again. Forrest City Bakery phone 245.
 WANTED-Both lady and gentle men agents, for special work. None but the best need apply, Good pay. Nelson -Shearhod Co.,, 2l7 Southern Trust Bldg, Little Rock, Ark.
 NIT. George Kumage, of Heth, sold his twenty-seyen yoke of work steers "Wednesday to MT. P II Harris, oi Hominy, Okla, who shipped the steers cut for that point this morning.
 MT l. W. Mallory, of the firm of A J. Vaccaro & Co.,, liquor dealers, ol i Brnlkley was in town over Sunday visiting his family shaking hands with friends, and paying taxes Monday He gave US pleasant call. We are glad to note that he is enjoying gooC health, is as happy as usual, and is do ing prosperous business.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11
Attention.

All bills are due on he first of the month, and we must insist that they be paid promptly in order that we can meet our own obligations. II. R. Neblett, grocer, Phone 34.
The Forrest City times., 1913-04-11
FlKS LODGE NOTICE.

roourSr rITY LODGE, B. P. O. ELkS No. l219 Regular Meeting Nights e.,.,d and Fourth Tuesday Nights in each month ''' at Odd Fellows Hall. An visiting brethren cordially invited '" and will be welcomed
 H. 4. KNIGHT, Exalted Ruler
 R. W. BENSON. Secretary