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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
Harse Flesh Is Sold
As Good Hamburger

louisville, Ky.--That he personally
furnished a certain meat dealer with
1000 pounds of horse flesh each week
throughout the spring OF 1914 and up
70 the opening of the Kentucky state
salr, when much of the meat was ped
dled3a Hamburger. steak to fair Wis
itors, is the sworn statement of JOS.
.Oppenheimer, one of the two butchers
convicted recently for t~raficking in
horse meat.
Oppenheimer's affidavit, given here,
Is one of five additional afidavits Sc
cured for the use of the health depart
ment in its effort to break up the
traffic in horse and dog meat which is
alleged to have existed in Louisville
for at least two years. Eight affida-
Wits in all are in the hands of the
health officials, who have SEM out APP
pearance summons to 10 butchers i'm
plicated by those making the sworn
statements. They will be given ex-
aiming trials soon.
Oppenheimer in his affidavit tells
Of how one dealer to whom he is al
legged to have sold horse flesh would
joke about the horses passing along
the street, and here and there point
ing out ii as fit to be slaughtered
and used in the business Of this de-
ponent and in the business of said
butcher and as human food"
John Hartman, another butcher, in
whose slaughter house AL Koch, one
of the convicted men, killed most of
the horses, made affidavit here corrob-
Grating in every substantial detail the
story told by Koch and O%ppenheimer.
In his affidavit Hartman says horse
meat was delivered in big quantities
to many of the city's butchers, and in
every instance did the purchasers
know what they were buying.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
DEsPoNDENcY DUE TO lNDiGEs.
TiON.

1t is not at all surprising that per-
sons who have Indigestion become
discouraged and Respondent. Here
are a few words of hope and cheer
for them by Mrs. Blanche Bowers, In
diana, Pa. For years my digestion
was so poor that | could only eat the
lightest foods. / tried everything
that ! heard of to get relief, but not
until about a year ago when | saw
C~hamberlain's Tablets advertised and
got a bottle of them, did find the
right treatment. / soon began to inn
prove, and since taking a few bottles
of them my digestion is fine For
sale by all dealers. ADV. Eliza
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
THE JUDGMENT DAY
OF The NATIONS
WIN Righteousness Shall Ne
Judge The WorId'
israef,s Advantage Under The Law
covenant-Ths csntilss ignored For
Centuries ~ Gods Dsalinas HAYS
Changed Since christ's Eirst Advent.
Worlds New Judgment Day N Thou
sand Years L~onp-BasIs Of JuaSunsnt.,
churoh,s Judgment Now.

St Louis, Mo.
Oct 25-P tor
Russell preached
today from the
text .God hath
appointed q Day
In which He will
Judge the world In
righteousness BY
that Man whom
He hath ordain,
ed" facts l73n
The Judgm emit
Day. once dreaded
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
A Young Logician.

Sunday School Teacher: William,
what must we do before we a ex-
pest forgiveness of sins??"
William: "Sin.Judge.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
A Chat With You

w. sad our lsst famous players picture The Count Of Monte Cristo' would be good and think you will agree with Us, Il was; aud wben we say our next one "Au American Citizen" with John Barrymore, will make 6 deciced hit here in this four-pa comedy drama, we mean it. The tate is Friday, he l3th, aud we are not afraid Of hJodoo@eA
 There's whole lot more to the moving picture business than person can really im- Sgine. Good pictures can b% easily spoiled by poor projection. One ofthe principal feature Of the Imperial Thester pictures is thst they are always clean, pure and biight-pever hurting person eyes
 The program is Slusys very carefully selected-in -inslrlng our patrons Of the best that money and careful inspection can insure. And tbere is s reason for people taking 70 good about The pFoyecion ot The pice lre< ai The Irn- perial
 Here the reason: First al o.ecte tc De sboEn q the im perial are first carefully se- l~cteo; second. they IT jst be of the s'nd tha, gill please our patrons lhird, then they are correctly projected Dy experienced operator, on 'he lehest grade make 0' ma hines and .1ur-t, " se-s t5 it rhst 'he nUs3cal arOcrau blends .Jrrcc,Iy wlrt 'r+ "&e,5o.- / he DhOtOplays
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
SQUIRE T. D. CARR.

The authorized announcement of Squire T D. Carr, as candidate for reelection 10 the or1ce of Magistrate Of Madison township, appears Tn the proper place in this paper.
 Squire Carr has been serving the people of this township for several years in this capacity, and so far as We have ever heard, his administra- tion Of justice has been impartial, strict but not oppressive, and in line with the law governing his powers and duties. There has never been a suspicion of graft connected with his administration, and he has gone right along in the even tenor Of his way, making. a safe and sane judge ID all matters coming before him for ad- judication. He is asking for yo.r en- do-sement UpOn lis merits and will appreciate y0Ur vote and support in the approaching primary. We be speak for him y0ur unbiased and favorable consideration 9f lis quail
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR STATE sENATOk

TIE TIMES Is authorized 10 announce Judse j l. towan as c candidate for the ofbce of state Senator from lhe 33nd senator i1l District, cont Osrd of Crltteudeu and ~t Francis counties, subject To The acton uf the Democratic primary eiecuou
 TIE TIMES k authorized To announce Hon. :" J, Lanler. a. candidate for The uttce of slate senator from the 3Zd senatorial District of Arkau>as. cOmpO~ed Uf CiIlteudeu and -t- Francis Counties subject tO the action Uf the Democratic primary election, March 2j. l18.
 THE TIMES is authorized tu announce Mir. Loo slaughter, aN candidate for the office uf stSie senator, from he G.d senatorial District composed ot CFlttcudeH aud II. Francis coun- ties subject to the action uf the democratic primary election March D. laI4
 THE TIMES is authorized lo announce Hon r.. N beROsiU hS a candidate for the office oi state ~eualOf from the 33d senatorial District 0f Atkansa, composed of Crittendeu and rt. ffhrcis counties subject 10 the action of the Democratic primary election, March % lgls
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
LET'S MAKE A EFFORT.

The rUliug Of the Interstate Com merce Commission which prohibits the issuance of transportation To newspaper men for any part of an interstate trip, in exchange for ad- yertislng space in the columns of the Dewspa pers Of the country is iD o0r opinion. unconstitutional because II abri6ges the rights Of American citizenship and interferes with legi- timate commerce The Interstate Commerce Commission, or auy other commission. mas no right 10 say that the editor. publisher 1T owDer of Q paper shall not sell his space for railroad transportatious any more than il las a right to say that lie shall not sell CT exchange his space for country prod Jce. coal. wood. hay or grain. or any other valuable con- ,ideration or commodity. and in ouf opinion the ruling is the result of al agreement among the railroads them. selves and sought by them Of the com- mission as protection against the abuse Of the privilege by cOmpara- lively few selfish and Unscrupulous newspaper men, who are inclined 10 abuse the liberality Of the railroad passenger agents or other officials inthe matter of transportation II is nigh time that the newspapers of the country take Up this question and light il to finish with the cOmmis- sion, and request the railroads 10 join in a demand that the ruling be abrogated, or al least, amended in some way, so that the rights and privileges of honest and honorable newspaper men may not be abridged
 Let all newspapers copy or write something along this line, and take the matter up by correspondence with the railroad officials and the commission. and keep everiastingly at it until this unjust and uncon- stitutional ruling is abrogated. We believe we have the right, and the railroads have the right, to exchange advertising space for transportation, and vice versa, respectively, and Q little agitation and organized effort will give us and them. the rights to which all are entitled under the con. ct{fufiou
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

he served for three teTms-siX years as Representative from 1his county in the lower house of the General As sembly of Arkansas, thus giving him ten years, at intervals, iB the law making business. During al of that time, when graft, thieyery and skull duggery was rampant in the State Legislature. there never was a breath of suspicion against MT. DeRositt. He went there as the representative Of the people and their best interests, and was ever faithful. honest and true and energetic in the discharge of his duties and the trust reposed in him.
 These many years of experience in the business Of law-making its him to more intelligently serve his constitu. ents, and the many important matters that will come before the Dext Legis- Isture seem 10 demand the service of experience and energy with which he is equipped, and for these reasons lie has consented 10 become a candidate.
 Frank DeRositt's ability, integrity energy and general fitness for the DO. sition is too well known 10 need fur. ther comment. He is successful farmer and business man. and if elect. cd will give the duties Of the office his very best endeavor, and We bespeak for him your candid and unbiased consideration Of his qualifcs tions.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
SENATOR '. ". DeP0SITT.

Senator r. ". DeRositt had tho roughly made up his mind that lie would retire from p0litics-that is, 50 far as offering for any office vas con- cerned-bUt E. our certain know ledge there has been constant stream of solicitations coming 10 hlm to offer himself pon the altar Of his county s welfare from first one source and another. These solicitations recently took the form of requesting him to offer for County Judge. IL is we'll known fact that he has long had Sspira- tions for the judgeship, butno amount Of persuasion could get him 10 become a candidate against the present iu- cumoent, al this time.
 The next most persistent were very numeroue solicitations for him to offer for State Senator, position which he has heretofore held with honor 10 his constituency and credit to himself, having been the Senator from this dis trict for the term of four years imme- diately preceding the term of the present incumbe and to these so. licitations he has 1iinally succunbe and bis authorized announcement ap. pears in this issue of The Times
 In addition to the many months which he spent in the State Senate during his incu mbency of four years,
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
Stop That Pain Right Nov.

IT your head aches Just rub a liitIe oi Hunt Lightning Oil on. This wonderful liniment has a peculiar effect on pain. It drives it away a, once. Rheumatic pain quickly yields to the touch of this linimenu. Neu- ralgia is quickly gone after Hunts Lightning oil is applied. For cuts. burns, bruises, abrasions of the skin ana spFains, It acts as healing oil, soothing and Q0ieting the pain, and preventing soreness and irritation. Sold by all reputable druggists in 25c and DOC bottles. A. B, Richards Medi. cine O.. Sherman, Texas
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
Notice of Sale oi Impounded stock

Notice Is hereby given. hat ] viii on
 ~atvr1ay February 2l 1914. between .ega hc1-s on the PuuGc Square F3rrs~ Ci-y fer and sell to the Ligi esJ aud Jest bidder for cash. the t9ll98iug described animals which have yeen in my charge dlriug he full nit 4 the HW@ prescribed by law
 one ,maI brown mare uIle about 2Jyears old Branded 'etter F. 3n left chlgh.
 owners of the above described ami mals may claim same by paying the impending charges JO the marshal on or before the date of sale
 J. NJ. DAVIS City Marsha.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
The King of All IxXAtiyes,

For constipation, use Dr King s New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, oi buffslo, N Y, says they are the .'sing of all laxatives. They are a blessing to all my family and always keep box at home" Get box and get well again Price 25c At drug gists or by mail. H. F., Bucklen S Co, Philadelphia or St. Louis.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

The COuncil ordered Mr. Adolph Chllner, manager uf the City Water X Light Co. 10 instal three street lights in the Pettus & Williams Addition. petition for street light at the corner of Davis and East streets was referred 10 the chairman Of the Water x Light Committee
 Street Commissioner Geo DooIey reported to the Council that it was absolutely necessary for the city to supply him with tiling with which to complete some very important street improvement work that had already been laid out. After some discussion oi ways and means with reference AS to where the money was coming from to pay for this tiling, a motion pre- vailed authorizing the Mayor to order car Of tiling al once
 MT Adolph Chilner Vas instructed to make all examination 3f he police gong at the corner 5f Washington and Front streets, in from j. -h5 5-gce of tse telephone exchange. and 42ke an effort tJ arrange and set tAi, gong 50 | c23l1 5e -ang and se4 2r,le pvr. poses f.r which it Va .lrcha,ed Mr. "-!'7e- 5s- g! Z, Jsr'5- .rt- 3s,y free " eos, = he -i,~
 I"e proposition 9: -sve.la. .le, s'2sse' 1d3s1i9a vae .a1ea InI dlSsas~.as .1-s improvement Mayor S S.-t- "a. of .4e opinion ia. the ehe&p=st ani most satisfactory aag # accomplishing ta= E3st would be 70 tase the matter ID HitG .he eitizens a 7oce n an et13r, TO 0ac en91sh scrip 2- par 5o cover .he c4>, 9e rhe work. Mayor Scotr expressed himself Q, Icing heartily in favor 5f this sew eEate pr1 .ect and stated t4a- le vas ready to aid and do everything in his power 70 promote f. The Mayor said Ee thought, the money shoald be raised on 'he scrip through house 10 house canvas, and that when su 'Hcient fpnds ! Lad been pledged in ,AIs mauner. the l act lal supervision of the work should ! te acec III tLl hand, of N5. T " {
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Will Float Scrip for New Sewers Mayor Scott Outlines Satisfactory Plap for Improvement Crossings Paid For and Other Claims
 Allowed

4 most harmonious meeting Of the City Council was held on Tuesday night at the city hall, Mayor Jas L. Scott presiding. The following mem bers Of the board responded 10 roll call by Recorder Thomas O'Brien: s. P. Mcdaniel, lst ward; S. B Conrad, d ward; L. H. Merritt, 3d ward.
 Claims against the city were allowed and ordered paid as follows:
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
TOR paosEcrTING ATTORNEY

TIE TIMES is authorized 10 anuounce Bou kachels Of N hite County. a. a can didate for reelection To he office of Pro>ecut- ing Attorney of the First Judicial Circuit. subject To The acton uf the Democratic, primary election
 THE TIMES is authorized 10 annouuce the Hon, NJ k. NOrtieel of St Francis County a. candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of The klrst Judicial District Of Arkansa- subject to the action of the Democratic primary elecuon
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR CITY RECORDER.

THE TIMES is authorized 10 announce Nr Thoma mas c Brien, of Forrest Ciiy a. candi- oste for reelection 10 ihe office Df Cliy Ike cor0er of Forrest City, subject To The acton Of tbe Democratic primary election.
 THE TIMES is authorized 10 announce MT K C. Wilkinson as candidate for Recorder Of the city Of Forrest City subject to the action e' the city Democratic primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
The Best Cough Nedicine.

Il have used Chamberlain Cough Remedy ever since | have been keep ing house says L C. Flames. of Mar bury, Ala Il consider il one Of the best remedies l ever used My chiI- dren have all taken il and it works like charm. For colds and whoop- ing cough it is excellent For sale by d dealers
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
 FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

THE TIMES is authorized to announce Hon. Samuel C. sulcer of Prairie Township, &s s candidate for reelection 10 the ufbce Of Rep lower house of the General Assembly of Ar kansas, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic pVnsry election.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

Marshal John Vi Davis was abe ta be down town the first Of lhe week. and every day since has been improy- ing His large number lf friends are very glad, indeed, to see him out again, and almost recovered from his recent inJuTies, and the very narrow escape with bis life
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR COUNTY AND PROBATE CLERK

THE TIMES is authorized 10 announce Capt C Mersin, of Forrest City, ss csndl- cAte for reelection to the office ot County and Probate Clerk Of St francis County, subject to lbe action of the Democratic primary election March D. lSlk
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
ss c s~.~

Misses Geuerieye and Evelyn Pet tus spent the drSt 9t the week most deIightfully on visit with friends in Marlanna where .hey were guests in the inviting and Aospitabe home 9f Senator and Mrs James Robinson The young adi,s were among those present at the Old Folks dance on Tuesday night, an auuaal s0cia. f.Uc- .onci anusual p0mp and Splendor ip Narianna, ard both report perfect " lovely tune.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR CORONER

THE TIMES Is authorized to announce dr Stockaro a. a candidate for reelection 10 the office of Coroner Of St TauCis County, subject 70 the action of the Democratic prinary election
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR SHERIFF

THE TIMES is authorized to announce DF ]. y. HcDougsl Of Forrest Clty ss $ candidate su. reelection to the office of sheriff and e1- D6c1o Collector Of St. Francis county, subject to tae action of the Democratic primary cleo too March 25 1914
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR TREASURER.

THE TIMES is authorized to announce Mir. tSoo. F Taylor. of Madison Township, ss s can. dtdste for reelection to the office of Treas urey of st. Francis County subject to the Sct3ou Of the Democratic primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR ASSESSOR.

THE TIMES Is authorized 10 announce Nil. John M. Nichols Of Forrest City a. a cSudi- date for reelection to the office of Assessor of ht Francis County. subject 10 the action Of une Democratic primary election, March 25, tSls
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

THE TIMES is authorized to announce Mf. for reelection uo the office of Circuit Clerk Of St. Francis County, subject 10 Inc action Of tbe Democratic primary eiectos March 25, fs14
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
Cosmos Club.

The Cosmos Club met at the resi- deuce of Mrs. John l. Jones Monday afternoon, Feb. }. The program was as follows Roll Cal - Quotations from The
 Merchant of Venice Paper Shylock,
 Mrs. JuO Calling Saetch-Compa pare Jessica wljh otuer Jewish Heroines Of History
 and Fiction
 Mrs A A French. N M.sio Mys Henry Pettos. Paper The ArsCsjes Of Antonio.
 Mrs John Alderson. Paper TheC5-r,s and Laws0l en!ce
 Mrs. "a id Bridgtorin Class Reading Calr- Scene
 Mr~ ,. D. Eaugt Response-Iu,eresting Facts and c4s- toms of tLe Jewish People The Club adjourned 10 meet with Mrs George E. Hancock Eel. 76th. The Anniversary Meeting 0f the Cos mos Club will be Monday afternoon al } o'clock, Feb 9th, al the residence of Mrs S II Mann
 Mrs. David Bridsfortu.
 Cor. Secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
pOR CITY TRFAsITRTR.

THE TIMES is authorized to announce Nr T. " Horney as 6 caBoidste for reelection to the of1ce Of Treasurer Of the City of Forrest City subject to the action of the Democratic primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
InR rITN MAEsHAI--

TEE TIMES is authorized to announce j. R Davis as d candidaie for reelection to lbe office Of City Marshal Of the city uf Forrest City subject 10 the action of the City Dem ocrstic primary election.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR CONGRFSS

TIE TIMES Is authorized 70 announce Hon. T. h. tara~ay, Uf LIalghead County. s- 6 can d!1a't f9t fe-elee tipu 10 Congress frJm the lst Congressional District Uf ATk&rsas subject tl -he action 9f the Dem9sral-r primary election
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY c. in4
ANN OUNC f M f 4 TS
TOK hfAYt1E

THE TIMES is authorized lu announce Hon James l. Scott a. a caudioate for r.-elscti9n tQ the of1ce 0f Mayor Of fhe CIty uf Forrest City subjec, 10 the action 0f the City Demo cratic primary election.
 THE TIMES ls authorized to announce Dr E K Clark as 8 candidate for Mayor Of the City of Forrest City, subject 'o the action yf tbe C5tY Democratic primary election
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06
FOR ALDERMAN THIRD WARD.

THE TIMES is authorized to sopounce Mir. George F.. Parker Ss a candidate for losrn s T from the Third Ward Of the city Of orrest City, Ark, subject 10 the action Of the Demo- cratic primary eIection.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

FOR MAGISTRATE, MADISON NsHIP
 THE TIMES Is authorized to announce Scuire Y D Carr Es candidate for re-elec- taou to the of1cs Of Magistrate Of hEoison township. subject 10 the action of the Demo crHiic urimRrY election.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

THE TIMES is authorized 10 announce Judge E. 4. Isolfe. of Forrest City, xs S caudi aSte for reelection to the office Of County and Probate Judge Of st. Francis County, subject 10 the action Of the Democratic primary election March s iaI{
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

McClendon. whose experience and suc- cess in this character Of work entitled him 10 first consideration. The Mayor stated tLat McClendon was thorough Y familiar with the details of the plan of sewerage for the Russell Addi- tion. knew how to run the levels, and was in a position to boss the job 10 the satisfaction of all concerned. This was something in which all the citi- zens should unite. Every taxpayer in the city, irrespective Of location. should take as much scrip as he or she could use, in an effort to give the resi- dents of the Russell Addition the ewers which meant so much 10 the entire city from q standpoint of health and sanitation. Mayor Scott express cd the belief that the Fnssel. Addi- ton could be severed for something like S2,o00, whereas other estimates had placed the probable cost of the work al more than 5000
 The stand taken by the Mayor was cOncurred in by the Council, and it was agreed that committee Of citi- zens be placed in charge of the work of floating the scrip al once, with in- structions 10 report at the next regu- lar meeting, or at called meeting, of the Council, when tnal disposition would be made of the sewerage pro- ject for the Russell Addition
 The reports of the officers were read and approved, the Mayor and Mar. sha's Reports showing the amount of fines and licenses collected during the month of January to be s375.
 The Recorders Report was submit ted as follows:
 Forrest City, Jan. 3l, 1914. To tbe Hen. Mayor and Council.
 Gentlemen-l beg leave to submit the following report for Jan, 1914: To amount scrip outstanding
 last report. ..,-..............S3 8, 935 S4 To amount scrip issued since
 last report .....,........... $50 10 Scrip outst ding Jan. 3l, 1914 s4 s95 q4 Error .........= =. ......... l9l 60
 s4, 7o4 24
 License Collected: J. DaDsby T DO0l fahles S2o O0 c. $. Owen a Co.,, pool tables. 30 co F. Hank & Co.,, , pool tables. -. 30 co H. Folbre & Co.,, pool tables. 6O OO J. (. Nail, dray y................. 20 % Hal Leak. dray ........#..=.... 20 % lem lsom, two drays ...... 10 OO John Scales, dray ..#..........-. 20 O0 J. ". Guyton, dray ... ...-#... 10 GO ". ". Lucas, dray ...... ...=..#.. 10 GO Mrs. Thompson, dray .....=...... 20 % Floyd Bell, drsy ........."... -. 10 % c. A. Folden, dray 10 % Ed Harvey, dray y...,............ 10 co Sim Martin, dray ........... 10 % H. Roberson, dray y.............. 10 % otaI. ..-...-.-............ S230 % No scrip cancelled
 Respectfully,
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-06

-NO S-IIp CdDCtIItU-
 Respectfully,
 TRos. O'BRIaN, Recorder There being no further business the Council adjourned.