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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30
WorkIna Day For Hon,

Working Day for Horse.
Chicaso:-Legislation compelling a
maximum working day OF, twelve hours.
Tor horses 10 to be sought by Hugo
krsuse Of the, Chicago Anti.CrueIty
society
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30

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put these flowers;
on the newsntade
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30

ossailows >eoy00o Worth-of .PearlaL
Warsaw Russia.-M. schefblar.
wealthy mfR owner, woke up at night
With headache and took three pills.
thsthse morning he discovered that he
bad swallowed three pearls valued Il
100000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-04-30
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On Decoration day Betty ManninG,
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The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO rHu CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
 Op ARKAHEAS

Notice Is hereby given that the fot4oWlng joint resolution, proposing tution was passed ey the General Assembly al its regular session Ut l9i3. and that the same will be submitted to the electors of tae State at the next general election. 10 be held Monday. September l4tA lslt. for adoption or rejection
 Proposed Amendment No. IS.
 That the following is hereby pro- Constitution of the state of Ar kansas, and the same beng submit ted 10 the electors Of tLe State Tor approval or rejection at the next genera! election for Senators and Representatives, if majority of the electors voting at such cleo ton adopt such amendment the same snail become part of the Constf- tuition of the State of Arkansas.
 That Section Fifteen Q5) of Article Five l5) of the Consultation of the Stafs or Arkansas as amended by Amendment No. ls' declared by the Speaker of the House Of Representative on Februar,, 10th. 1913, to have been adopted. be amended so as to read as follows
 Section 5 The members of the Gen eral Assembly shall receive as their salary the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty I750.00) Dollars, except the Presf dent or the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives. each of whom snail receive as his salary Eight Hun- dred and Fifty ss50.00) Dollars for the term of two CD years; and in ad- dition to such salary the members of tha General Assembly shall receive five cents per mile for each mile travelled In going to and returning from the seat of government over the most direct and practicable route. Said salary shall be payable in the following manner to-wft. Five G500) Dollars per day for the first hundred days of any regular session ot the General Assembly. Provided the President Of the Senate and Sneaker of the House of Represeetattgs may dra au. SIX t$6 G01 Dollars per lay for tae fllSt hundred days Of any regular session The remainder of their salary shall he paid to them quarterly on the first day of January. April, July and October of the year following any regular sesstoa of the General Assembly and the Audf- tor Of State shall draw his warrants in favor of the members of the General Assembly on said dates for the amount of salary due each 8 that time. and mall same to the mernhers at their re- spective postoffice addresses No rncro her of either House shall receive any salary or emoluments for his services other than IS provided for herein The terms of all members Of the General As sembly shall begin on the day Of their election.
 The above resolution was filed tn tb. office of the Secretary of State on March :, 1913
 Each elector may vote for or aga.ns, the above amendment
 Witness my official signature thts1etf, Gay Of February. 1914
 EARLE W HODGES
 (ssaD Secretary of State
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31

blue cloth with black trimmings and
 black trimmings and looked very de-
 mure and sweet.
 The happy couple left on the j:4o p.
 m train for Colorado Springs, Colo where they will r. main month, and, returning make their home in Mem ] plis. occupying their own home No marriage which has occurred in Forrest City in recent years has ex- cited more genera interest. or whose chief characters have been the object $ i Ct more sfFectioLate solici;lde. than that Of Mr. Bumage and Miss Bride well. The groom, the most 0f whose life has been spent II St. Francis county stands a. one of the most sue csssfui young business men of this section, having by his own accumen risen t3 p0sitio1 Of financial inde- pendence approaching attiaence. and no young man in the county enjoys the respect and confidence of the peo- pc in more marked degree The name of George Rumage is a synonym Of integrity and square dealing He is every inch man and gentleman.
 Everybody knows 4ad loves Mis- Clara. the beautiful bride. and in very truth the hearts of al go out Ja her in wish and I prayer for her happines, Lovely Of person, charm ing of character, sweet of position, tender, gentle and kind, she i1 the embodiment Of al Womauly graces
 In her a, in few young women, are found a combination of those rare qualities which idealize womaukind and make her tue qgeen of hearts, the upifter of the race. For her and
 her husband We wish all happiness all peace and prosperity In the
 journey of life may she be to him the sweet oasis. end ne to her the over. shadowing rock of defence when the
 sands are hot and tired feet need rest.
 God bless you, sweetest song to sing God bless you, fondest prayer tC l pray:
 And, with honest hearts. We pray l Gods bless ngs on our friends today
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
July 30 1914.
A Good W0Oman's Death

The friends of the family were shocked and grieved Wednesday upon receipt of the intelligence of the death of Mrs T C. Nall which occurred at l2:3o that morning in a hospital in Nashville, Te' n.
 Mrs. Nal was niece of Dr l.. ]. P'Poole, and letter from his sister. Mrs. Je nie NJ Griffin, dated July %, and received yesterday, contained in part the following particulars Of the sad event:
 Last Saturday Mrs Nall vas operat- ed on for that old trouble, and her ep- pendlx was removed Tuesday, at , D. m Nhe began To grow worse and sine passed away at l2.3o 4 m
 Prof Nall was with her when she died, and Wednesday afternoon Dr J A. Bogart and MT. A l.. Stevens left for Princeton, Kentucky, the old home, where intermeut was made yes terday .Thursdayl
 Prof. and Mrs. Nal came to St Francis county, about fourteen years ago, and have since been in coutinu- uous charge of the Wheatly school. except two terms, when Prof, Nail was principal and Mrs Nall assistant of the Forrest City school Ttey were considered two of the most capable teachers ever seeking service in this county. In Forrest City they were pop ular and manyofouryoung people, who received their first aid iu an educa- tioual direction from this admirable couple are mourning the death of their former tutor and friend.
 Mrs Nall was d good, Christian woman, endowed with high degree Of intellectuality and possessed of thorough training in her chosen vocation, and was respected and be loved by all who came within the cir cle of her charm of personality She was singularly gifted in the difficult art of controlling children and mas tery of childish hearts, most of them yielding her an unconscious obedience and adorii z affection
 She is n,Aurned in this county where she was known, and The Times grieveS with those who are so severely smit- ten by h,i unlimely death
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Mrs. >. B. Trapp Entertains

0u Thursday morning, at ter lovely home Mrs <. b Trapp. assisted bI Ms Louis Mcdaniel entertained al cards in honor of Miss Louise Weldon ot Cluc nuati. Ohio, and Miss Pauline SearIes, of Sulphur Springs. Texas. Misses Weldon and Searles are guest, Of Misses Edith Nadakin and Mamie Lou Fondren respectively.
 The tables were arranged on the beautiful lawn and all enjoyed the cool breezes fpr q brief three hours Music was furnished by both hOnorees and Miss Edith Nadakin
 Honoree prizes of silk hose were presented, in his eloquent way by Mr. Trapp Delightful refreshments were served at the close Of the game
 A dozen of Forrest City's elite young ladies enjoyed the lovely hostess charming hospitality, They We're Misses Alleyne Rollwage, Non 6 Ro- gers, Geuevieve PeItuS, Evelyn Pet. tus, Cecile Henderson, Victoria, Tex. Edith Nadakin, Louise Weldon, Gin cinnati Ohio, Mamie Lou Fondren Pauline Searles, Sulphur Springs Tex : Johnson. Ripley, Tenn Matte Mann, Georgia Merwin and Mrs Louis Mcdaniel.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Ruma sr-Brideweil

In tie preserce of her immediate fGmily, Mrs. Yerger and Mr, and Mrs. B n. Hatcher, Miss Clara Lee Bride. well was married to MT. Romey George Rumage at , clock "Wednesday after noon, at the home of her brother, Mr A. C Bridewell, in this city, the Rev. ., NJ. Ierger rector of the Church Of the Good Shepherd, officiating.
 The house was tastily decorated with flowers and trailing vines Under one of the archways the bridal couple stood while the impressive and solemn words were said which made them man and wife.
 The bride wore a travelling suit of
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
GARDEN OF EDEN TIMES

In my last communication l was somewhat pessimistic, but since then we have had three refreshing showers, hence quite change for the better has come over the cotton crop. aisc the business Of the town Of Widener. Cotton all laid by in fine fix; mules all vaccinated
 Capt John Hall has quit politics altogether till election day in Septem- Der He has gone into the crosstie business IL really makes 3 lazy man tired to see the great rumher he is daily stacking up on the railroad. The merchants are all glad to see sat urday come. for the captain always pays of then
 Major Ike Hodge k putting in cord wood at the gin in great quantities.
 Dressed lumber is being hauled from Forrest City through this city in great quantities, for building pur. poses
 Mayor Crabtree's boys wagon is supplying the mills saw logs.
 Widsner is lire town as to finances and hard working men. Some of our citizens complain of being lonesome when they have 10 spend the day in Forrest City.
 l see the oil mills have had their inning in Little Rock, and are going 10 buy our seed this year without violating the Trust law.
 I would suggest that such men as Senator DeRositt, Brandon X Baugh C. C. Fogg. Walter Sweet, Joe Whit tngdon, Cicero Neel, McGufIey and many other good farmers too numer- ous to mention, call meeting in the court house on the fourth Saturday in August at o'clock, and price our seed and get the attorney-general to approve it, so it will not be i'll viola tion of the trust law" I would like to hear from some farmer in every townshipinthe county what he thinks of tine cotton seed question.
 Tate Bros are the only independent oil mill men that know of, still there may be many others. Cotton seed are worth twenty five 1925 O0) dollars per ton to put on your land las fertii- zer) even if you be renter.
 With one more good rain, Griggs township will make more cotton than it has for good many years. And you merchants of Forrest City who have an interest here can well afford tt feed "Mr Niger all he can eat te the 18th of August, for he will have to get to picking cotton then, hot ol not hot Very Respectfully
 $. F. SWEET
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
STRAMOlINE.

Purchase from your druggist bot tie of STRAMOLINE the great rem edy for Tuberculosis Catarrh. Colds and rebuilder of run down systems, send us the label of the bottle, in re- turn you will receive a seryiceabe fountain pen which retails for , % and the purchaser of One Dollar bottle Of STRAMOLINE is en- titled 10 enter the contest for the greatest mum Der of words of the English language that can be built from the word STRAMOLINE
 If your druggist does not handle STRAMOLlNE \ E remit us One Dollar. you will receive the remedy and fouu- tain pen promptly.
 TEe contest Will be under the super vision of three prominent citizens of Memphis not connected with this Company.
 All lists must be received by Us not later than Oct, 3l 1914, when con. test closes. Premiums will be dis tributed as soon thereafter as contest can be decided
 CASH PREMIUMS for the greatest number Of words from STRAMOLINE lst prize Sl00; 2nd prize S75; 3rd prize S50; 4th prize ,25; 5th prize Slo: ? consolation prizes for the next highest lists $5 each Sl25: total S3s5
 For the first ten lists received by Us we will forward as an extra pre- mium another fountain pen, making two that will be received by the first ten contestants
 II L. Moore Chemical Company Falls Building Memphis Tenn
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
 CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

X household remedy of the trenG,n peasantry, consisting of pure vegetapi't+ oil, and sad to possess wonderful mell1 ,d in the treatment of stomach, liver ana intestinal troubles, has been introduces in this country by George II. Mayr' ~lo .ho for twenty years has been one or C qie leading down town druggists of Cnt. cago and who himself was cured oy l9 use So quick and effective IS its acl'4n .r that d single dose is usually enough 'G bring pronounced relief in the mos, Eo stubborn cases and many people Nrd have tried it declare they never ned,io hia of anything to produce such renaf NdDr1 o''i,, results in so short a time, It IS kiloSa~ yNar as Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Keil,eug ',y and can now be had at almost any ui's store It is now sold here by
 J, I SANDERS, and Druggists Eysry~htrs
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
(esaD
@~1 c ~

There Is more Catarrh In this section of the county than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was supposed tL be jncurahie. For a great many years doe lcr~ pronounced it a local disease and pre- ~crlbed local remedies and hv constant ly failing to cure with local treatment, pro nOJDtcd il iucurable. science has proven Catarrh tO be a constitutional disease. and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls CatarIh Cure. manufactured by r. J Cheney X Co, Toledo, ohio, i, the only con stitutipnalcufe on the market It is taken iu- terualiy in dose, from n drops to a teaspoon surface of thn,y,tem. rhey oY.r one b0T- drcd dollars for any case it fail, to cure. send for circulars and testimonial
 Address F. 4. CHENEY X co Toledo Q
 Sold hy Druggists, ,5c
 Take iat> Family Pms for constipation
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
he Aird0up.
X gaIaXy of Living Pictures.
 Nol a Theatre --

X gaiaXy of Living Pictures
 Not a Theatre Where the ups and downs. the trials and tragedie, of fife, the scenery and achievements Of the world at large pass silently m review.
 OPEN EVERY NIGHT except sunday Come and enjoy a quiet, coutemplative hour beneath the stars in this cool retreat and you will go home with better knowledge of the ways of the world and of the life and scenery of other lands
 Admission j and l0c every night
 SATURDAY NIGHT
 Was She Right in Forgiving Him tThanhouserl depicting the depths of a woman's love Thls k an interest ing, instructive photoplay, and will give you a better understa lding of the family tragedies that arise
 Jane the Justice, Beauty; a pic ture worthy the name of the producing company
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
TAKING CALOMEL
IS DANGEROUS

Caiomei is powerful chemical made from mercury people should he care. iul abo [ its use The 0njy sure way to avoid the danger of calome is to take no ca3omel
 pod>ou'S Liver Tone. ,egetabIe liquid of pleasant taste, more than takes il> pace Where calomel shakes you Up and shocks your liver and of, len make you really sick, DodsonS Liver Tone. mid but effective, builds up and strengthens. II "livens up the liver ' \ ou feel fine after taking il
 DodSOu < may be taken without any restrictions of dietor habits You can give II to your children with fine re, suits.
 Get a )arl4 bottle for 5o cents al the City Drug Srcre, and if il doesn't do all that you tlink il OGpht-if it doeSr't make bilious spells mere tTihes if il doesn't "uVeu up your lNer your money will be waiting for yoa ard vii. be returned with | smile.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
In the Chancery Court of St. tranci.
 County.
N HITCHCOCK EN Parte.
 NOTICE OF Jl,N

Nol.ee ], hereby given that N Hatchco..i. h,. '4l1 "ay med petition in the Chancery C,n,, 1l ~ Ftaurl~ County, Arkau>as >hn,vfn., a Nltua facie tt'c to The wesf halfO of tGe st3,,7 ta9' quarter tw l-2 >c IA of section t,ye,ftg- one '-l and the southeast quarter of he sai,il, seven t2.t in township five .5 n0rth "r,,5 ran,5,l Ine ~, eaNI and asks that his tt}le to said land N " W, I'll EREloRE all persons who rlain, o Sts tH'fIe>t aha tlle in any Of said lands anoHe deNtrted, are hereby called man i6 appear 2. the next term ofthis Court and show Cay,' " any they can, why the title of inc P11''u'"r' l2 sald iauds should not be confirm
 i--tt ., k W. PAYNE.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
{ Good investment

W, b. Magli, We" known ner- rhaht oi Whitemound WIS. bought a stock of Chamberlain, medicines sn as o he able To supply 1hem ro nix customers After reciyiug them he Was himself taken sick and says thai
 one SnaIi bottle of Chamberlain $ Nollc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more To him than the cost 2,l hiN entire stock of these medicines For sale by all dealers
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Thursday. July 3Oth. I9I4

WlInI1 tHv h0Hr9 1Ur JOdIcIaI sales ihe follow ing land to- vii;
 The one-hfth interest of hi~ said ward, in the following described tract rparcel of land. viz Beginning al the ~oulh-ra~t corner of lot ten in block thjrty y-tWo ot the city of Forrest city according tO a survey and pa, of said city by N.J. Fnen iu ls.@ thence with the line of to~~er street eNtcuGed siNty-eight (h>) feet 10 a stake thence west parallel with the south fine of said lot ten. two hundred and eighty feet to a stake thence south parallel with koSser street extended, siNty-eight (isj feet tC stake, thence east with the south line of >atd lot ten two hundred and eighty feet to the point of bcginniug. being part Of lot conveyed by Peytou scott 10 Mrs M II Thomas ny deed dated December lS l,.a of record in the office of the Recorder eff st Francis county Arkau>a, iu book of Deed, Vol, 46 a Page l24
 Witne~~ my hand this l0th day of Iuiy, lPiE
 II R. NtHLyTr. Guardian. Norfeer X prewctt
 Attorneys -id-st
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Saturday. August 29. l91i.

al Inc front door of lho courthouse m ~. Francis County, Arkansas, s.il to Ae HlTaeS, ,,S bidder, on credit of three moutis~ 'He io'''" ing described real estate. tO-WIt. .ii SecuOn Fourteen lying North of the hlcaEsu Rock Island X pa,iGc Railroad. u toEHsns Five North. and ,1 Range tonr East rast rag Hundred acres bril2 >p laitjnf tna' ilt rf ine shall be parallel tp the West lipt lueLi'o5 ia5
 Note with approved security wt'lh t"l"'''' Of Che purchaser
 Dctendaut's right of redemption larred July 2N, l9li. k. W. PAYNE, tomn'>Nlohe'
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Guardian's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of ~t Francis County, Arkansas, l. a> guardian uf Thomas, Harry and Richard Nehlett minors win offer for sale at public auction tothe highest bidder. on a credit of three months from the day Of sale al the west door of the Court House in Forrest (itY. Arkansas on
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Commissioners sale.

Notice is hereby given thai. pursuant 10 . decree rendered in the -t. Francis Chancep Court, al the June term 1914. thereof in tLs cause therein pending wherein ". N IaIr at
 ridge ct al were plaintiffs. and N' (, "4 "G'ns' et al, were defendants the uudrfs-h'" a'
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Saturday, August 99. 1914.

a iue front door of tine Court house in >t trauci, County. Arkansas sell to The h'Gne>i bidder on a credit of three months thr foiios ing described real estate lo-wit.-
 Oge Hundred and Twenty l2g acres on Q. the West side of section Fourteen and Hl- North of The Chicago Rock Island and l'aclhc Railroad, in township Five North anG III Eaugc Four East, the same brlu- iht Ngst Oue Hundred and Twenty leo acres in lng form Of parallelogram the Ea~t line Of sai4 tract being parallel tu the W. .>' line oi sal1 section Fourteen
 Note with approved security yN.lln be required of the purchaser.
 Defcndauts right of redemption barred July 2S 1914 k W. PAYNE tonmi~N ouef
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31

C rl- be he3ntifnl send J0 cent, for Jar of M r~. Nr( 'OrnIiCI<'- tscau- tN trca m it promufes and perfects that irresistible charm peautjful cUmple Niou l~C II and improve NoItI complexion and be chatmirg. Lady agents wanted, BEiRFNS DRUG CO.,. Waco. Texas
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
NnmmissInner'S NAle.

Notice i> hereby given that. pGrNuan, 10 8 decree rendered ,u The S'- Francis Chaucefy Court al the february lcrUl l9l@ and the renew al order of sale made aud entered al the June term, l9li, thereof iu lt- cause there in pending, wherein W N Partridge was plaiutlf aud John Boyd auG sarah Iioyd werr defendants, the undersigned a- Commissioner
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
Saturday. August 22, 1914

0I TI' WOVI U0OT 0T TWt TW0TI W0W-0 IW ~- Francis county. Arkansas, sell to the highest bidder OH credit Of three months the follow ing described real estate. t0-Rjt:-
 All that part of ofSeeuQu Fourteen iu Township Five North, Range foul East lying north the Chicago, Rock Island X Pacific Railroad, eN- cept One Hundred and Twenty i2W acre, of of the West side of said section Fourteen and except One Hundred goo acres off of the East side of said section Fourteen lying north of Railroad, and containing Oue Hundred and Twenty l.N acres, more or less.
 Note with approved security will bp re- quired Of the purchaser
 defendants right ot redemption barred July 2s, i9l4. R W. PAYNE. Commissioner
 1-3l -3t
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31

Fresh vegetables twice-a-week at Lawrence'S
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-31
CnmmiSsinner's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant t1 a deere C rendered in the ~t francis Chancery Court, at the February term 1914 and the renewal order Of sale made and entered al the Juno term lN% thereof, in The cause therein pending. wherein " NJ. raririd was plain tin, anu Parker Joiner aod Victoria Joiner were defendants. the uEjer~igued as ComujS- .i4u.-. Hl >aLl L-llLrI ~ III
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-01
FEEL THAT WAY?


I eatables; take them
good food shall today
desire,
you eekto be a alone.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-01
She Was An American

TT was during the ten days that
France was mobilizing her army,
. and hundreds of Americans were
trying in vain to leave Paris by rail.
Among those who crowded one of the
depots one day, was a striking -looking
woman who pushed and elbowed her
way to the front, and said to the mill
tary officer in charge:
'sir, when does the train go?''
There Is no train for passengers.
madam" was the polite reply.
But I want q train, sir
There Is none, madam"
But I am an American, sirl"
For twenty awful seconds there was
a deep hush, and then q voice was
heard saying:
Eyes, she's an American. colonel.
Her name Is Perkins, and her husband
is an undertaken at Davenport, iowa,
and should you ever want anything In
his line It will be ten per cent. OF for
cash."
But she didn't get train.