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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

nave Sent out uuTlUB Jue year HlOTe
than so bouquets and IL wreaths.
Last January we furnished 10 wreaths
for the Post to use In their Memorial
services. departed somewhat from
our usual custom in regard to visit.
ing, and the result has proven more
satisfactory, $50 visits having been
reported, and there Is still room for
improvements along this line of work.
| would suggest the sending of more
post cards, especially to the shut-ins.
1t Is simple thing to do, the bright
little messengers may carry a bit Of
sunshine to some lonely heart, and
they will know that they have been
thought of by some one in the busy
world. Thus little good may have
been accomplished. Five times with
in the year has our Circle been
broken, three dear, faithful Sisters
called home, Mrs. Lydia Madison, Mrs.
Susanna Shaw, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones
and Comrades Geo. Gilchrist and John
+. Lacey. Impressive memorial SER
vices were held for our late members
December 26, the last meeting OF the
year. Death has entered the families
of II of our members. To them have
been written letters of sympathy by
a committee appointed for that pur-
pose, and that they have not failed in
their mission. Is proven by the sim
cere thanks Of their friends. | wish
10 thank my committees. and each
and every one who has In any way
helped with the years work. Especial
ly would commend my secretary for
the faithful execution of her duties.
20 not think that In electing your
president your work Is finished, she
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

Oskaloosa Savings Bank VS.. Union
Monarch Laundry Co. ct al. Plaintiff
given permission by the court to pros
ecute this action to Judgment and
collect. David S. David entered APP
pearance for receiver. S. V. Reynolds.
Default of all defendants. Judgment
against all defendants on three prom
issory notes iyr costs and attorney
fees. ..
c. o. Keiser vs.. James J. Burrier.
Time for filing cost bond extended to
Jan. L. ...- ...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01

Sabsn goli5ei nno 1seuerlpebrmaHn-
id,aiten sebabt.

Gin iiberaus Qsihdftiaes SSabr mar
oas sSubr 1913 fir bic hieiiae Boliae!
Enp fFeusrpehr. laut ben bon Dieien
Departments perOifentIihteu ge.
rihten.
gDis aus osm 8srift bss Superins
teuoenten 1bomas Wldrtin pom
fSeueralarmipitsm erhellt, purbe bic
fSsueripehr i'm Sabre 1913 i'm 9anaen
Az 1912 'Seusrn qsrufen. Bon piefen
qlormeu paren 1893 foaenannte
Stilldtarme, 519 4larme nuroen
pon SiQnuItditen uboegeben. Sn lie
ben Tdllen mubte bsm sritsn alarm
Elm speiter folasn uno bel q Teuern
mar Elm 9eneralnlarm nothiq.
Sm Yoliseineriht lpurben ip1hreno
res Idhres 2274 SoftbefebIe uusae-
iteGlt unb 1884 fGlIs tdmsn i'm
QoIiseiaerift sur 9erhanoluuq. cine
3undhme Don 805 7Ydllsn aeaen bas
9prinhr. 9ln StruTaslosrn purben
i'm 2auTs 5es ssabrss $21, ,650.85 pers
einndbnlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
Salomiu Htanu So.

Die 6stannts gatopin'ide pianos
Tabrit bat ibre 0eiGdftsfreunoe 81
Reuiabr ni9t BLOB pisoer NIT einem
botfeinsn Wdnbtdlsnoer iberraic9t.
ionoern audi nit einsm iebr brauhbGs
rem ytotisbuh, .5be 8alopin annnal
1914 asxiBeu. 9as aalsnoerbl!o l't
tuisperum ein inoianiIhes Suiet, cine
iaubsr ausaefiibrte Reproouttion ess
gsmGloss Don SO. R. 2sigb, Elm 3anis
DaTsrtrGger in benz sigentbumllhsn
aolorit unieres iuopeItlIheu GdnoeE.
8as Bib 1T 10 prddtig ausgefI1rt.
paB es perbient. singera5mt 81 nsrs
ben. 9os .galotpin annual" enthdli
sins Siias piHensperthsr Sahsn. Gs
III cine Qrt goi6en Gncptlopaoie fin
Das tdolihs 2ebsn. gBir ino unferrl
arsunO Grnit u. Deier fir lleberisna
bung oisIsr ihonsH Saten is4r per
bun0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
Nbre@uung
lleber ben itabtiiden Setrieb Der sis
bauier iuabreno oes Streifs.

Der itdotiitxn Seiunobeitsbeb3roe
puroe in ibrer gsitrisen Sigung cine
DeTinitipe 2lbrehnung iibsr ben Betrieb
Der gisbGuier ipahreno oes eisItrstts
i'm perfloHeusn suli ourh bic otItt
Toipoh BON glnnalt 0up WtalIon, Ger
oomals ben geirieb lsiteie, tuie oem
nilfs auoitcr WsuQane untertrsitet.
2dut hieIem 8sriht tuaren Don osm
S.ac.raib fir ben Setrieb 5000 Lee
piaiqt lporeen. Die Giunabmen ourG
ben eisperiauf beliefsn iid auf SILL
1920. 9sraussabt puroen $40
1860, 10 boB Elm ueberlhnB bon
$l16.6o porbauoen lit.
5rob bieies auaeniheinliden lie
bsrihuiIes bat bic Siapt bel bsr
3ransaition $sS3.40 aussiesi. oenn
BON ben beipillisien 5000 nuroen nar
$4,000 ipieber an Die Staotsaiie abs
eefiibrt uno ben disqualification Eu,s
b. als pdht fir bic 9enubung re-
6Guier unb oi. gntnabme bes Giies
S2S96.76 be5abli. Bon oitisr Surl-
me erbielt bic Cincinnati See SO.
$244S.24 uno Die 9aHnsr See Sc.
$448.55.
lxrr Walon, ioipie 6err Wuaane
nsbnen in ibren gerihien Gslsseas
belt, Den iiabtilhen Nnssitellien. Die
bsi bem 9etrieb Der Gishduier talfeu.
namenilih ben itdoiiiten pclisiiten.
oi. sr1b.e Nnertennung fir ibrenGife,
uHo ibre pflihitreue gu scQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
Neme 9era
geainnt nit benz bentisen Ease lm
Wnui5ipalseridt.

csnt Deiini5ipaIseriht beginnt nit
Dem beufigen Sage cine neiie aern,
oenn BON heufe on lpiro oaS @erid}t,
fpie es aeieslih porgeidrleben lit. ell
9iid,terfolieainm aus fiinf Hidtera
beitebeno beliBen uno anBer YolI5el'
eeridtsidaen freroen audi eipllfalle
3ur gerbanolung seIangen. Allers
oiuaS ueroen nm heittigen gteiilabrs-
taae eie Gipilabtheilungen oes Se'
ridts nod nidt in Sisuns iein ion'
bern ibre 1batisfeit crit am 5relfag
Beginner.
Ins Ridterfoaegilim iest iih aus
Sberrid)ter Stride lno ben 8idteriI
aleronoer, ior. 9eatnlon nno Sel
suiammen. Sssn Der abtheilnng riir
Goliseiidile. oeren SeinI nod nie Dor
ser aIte Soal oes goIi5eigerid1is lelii
miro, iunairt pom nun an Hidlfer
Ialeranoer une Die sipilialie tperoen
bon DEN Riftern ,Sor, sDeotman lIilo
Bel erleoiat meroen, rpabreno Sber.
ridter ,srife Die Sberaiiflitt uber
ben Berihtsbof iiihren tuiro.
,Siir bic giuilgerid)ie Iino I'M
Ratb5auic orei 6berid)tsidle geihoT'
rem poroen. ;ruei in oen ehemaltgen
Standardization oes 8ahlraths III ben
Observation-Disclosures IN Der unnlif.
telboren seGhc oes Roli5eigerldlts
Ilmo elm briiter saal I'M Seller
| lgeitoB. !,
Dit Dem 9eginn Der Shatigtelf
| bes WinBipalgerid,ts I'M oolen I'm.
ianae, peroen ole sSrieoensrldyter mt
elmer eirsiaen slrsnatnie lire SiirIs'
| loittion in Der Staot uerlieren. Iie
Musnabme biloet Srieoensrlhter
lempiep. Der nod einen slpellahrigai'
s[mtsternlin sil beenoen bat, aber ale
por ihm id)rpebenoen ooer ipdter1Isi
anhangia gemaften Ero5e'Ie mii'leH,
fals Der aldeer ooer Der geflagte e.
nen oiesbe,iigIiden antrag liellf.
nah eem Nhlni3ipalserldt trausTe'
rirt lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
9ugenomnlen
Sat bic perbrieite SdDuio Der Staot
nm nabesn ianf Nillionen Collars
1er 0aarbeitano in Der Staotfane
belGnit iidl bente ami
S6,2G5, ,929.91.

Die neue 4nniniftration tpirp Die
Staet nit sinem gaarpermosen bon
Sc, ,265, ,929.91 uno elmer perbrieft:n
Stulo i'm Oeiammtbetrdse bon $64, :
775, ,25001 iibernebmsn.
Tieiss erbelt aus ben 9srihtsa,
uelt3e pom Stantauoitor Sra ..
Waib6urn am seitrisen leBten 5ase
itinss 4mtes. ioruie BON OR Iilsungss
fonbs Hommifiion 3uiammengsitelt
purosn.
aaut oem Sobresberitt bss 4uoi.
tors, Der eenauen auH9lub u6er Die
ceidmmtsn Ginnabmen unb Qussaben
p6brenb pes nunmsbr al enbe gegans
aenen Sabres eibt, betrus oas Saars
mrmDasn Der Gtaot am l. Sanucr
1913 S4, ,94S, ,S46.19. Die ginnabmsn
nGbreno ees sJabres beSiFferten Iif
auF $14, ,468. 1920. Dieter Summs
f.anben On aussaben Sl3, Isl ,04S.o8
esaenuher, iooab nunmebr elm gadrs
beitano pon Sc, 265. .929.9l Dorhana
ben lit.
Nus benz Sa6rss6sridt Der Iii
gunasfonos aommiifion ssbt h,rDor,
CAP bic perbriefx Stule Der Stcot
Cincinnati iid aessnrpdrtia nuf S64.'
TIE. .250.01 beIduii. Sin GROCER Vros
sentsas bieier 9onns oeroisnt jsoot
RE 3inIeu uno 2lmortiiationsgsbihrer
ielbit. iobab Der Siir9eriddft ou-f
fte teine Steuerlaiten srtpdhien. SoI'
dix Bombs fino Die Siiobdhnbonos
uno bic Wdfsrirsrts6pnbs. Wie aus
bem geri6t Der 5ilsunesfonbs Som
| imiiIion erhellt. tptrbeu Die gursel
| fir Observation-Disclosures MIR fu'
gonbs inn 4siammtbetruge ucn S25,.
S519.51S.36 beitsurt.
am /. Sdnuar 1913 teIisf 'ih oi
rerbriefie Shulo Der Stdbt auf S58.
2S5, ,154.83. Reus Bombs puroel
tpibreno bts .sahrss fir s4,444. .85,
rerausaabi uno ourh bic ginaemeln
euna perfhisosnsr Ortitaiten mubt
Ink Staot .in. psrbriefte Stulo no;
1858, 1890 iiberuehmen. Gin9tlof
Ipurben pdbreno bes Sdhres gonoi
I i'm geidmmtbetraae Don $l57 ,534.19
fctab eins Rettosunahme uR $4,655,
I51o.71 su per5sidnsn III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
AnS bemWanni3ip palSeridbt

Die eeftrise Sisuns bes Wuni5is
polseridis seid,neie iif) purh auBerz
orbentlihe giirse aus. Jdlle BON irs
senoneldxr 9Dihtiaieit spurMn nuss
nabmslos Deridsokn unD Rih.sr
;Sride urtbeilis nur ileine Gunbsr nb.
Carl Hoite. Der in einem perruftntil
Eouie ranoalirt toite. ipuroe su 3thn
5agen alrbeitsbdns nnb $40 OeiDs
itrnfe n<bit Rotten peruribeili. I'm
ibm Otleaenheii CUR Grriihtrruns su
ost<n.
gu elmer Oslbiirafe pon $40 tpurss
6enrp paiisrion psrurthilt. neil q
pcratiiem ieinsr Satin pearl eins
9roht priisel pernbreift bate. Iii
1ran. Die bon Rr polisti auh ptrs
boftet iporben mar. ipurot freisefpro,
u<n.
Wait elmer Oelbitrofe bon $5 Tar
sfraHl lean bdpon, Der pcroeiierm mi,
|finem Gad peu HkirSsssa b iejnes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
Yarfs 7pu,niiiiion.
,Jshu g. Bruce, Der aeus NsmmiiIar,
trat iein amt on.

Ger an Montal pom 9iiraermei'
Iter Sln,t erunnnta Barffcminii'nr
S,sohn G. Bruce, trat geirern ais
Eadiolaer pcn Serrn & Y. Dlea.
dam iein MINT OIL pabreno Serr
W,ead,am iih aeleaentlid, oieier SlB.
una Der aommiiiion bon ieinen bis
heriscn anlleaen perabfdieoeie
Serr Bruce wnroe nls eluertom'
mittee ernonnt, Inn NIT Rifter Bride
uno oen anoeren Rihteru oes DiunI.
sipolgerifts Hiidlprad'e Sn nebmen,
onmit elm barmoulihes 3nldmmeu'
arbeiten siniideu Der Gartbehoroe
Imno ben Rid,fern nit ge5ng AMI DIE
Beriolauna uno eeitrafung pom
|automobilraiern in oen Tarfs her'
beiaefiibrt iperoen tam. lie aoln.
million iii namlidl nit bem bisbeti'
| gen gerbalten 9ttdrter Strides ~
oieier syraae nift pollia elnperItalt
ben. oa Der 8idDter IN pieien sydller
ben Auteiuobilraiern, Die er 5u 8elo'
ItrnieH oernrtbeilt hattie. oie'e Stra
| fen Su eriai'ea pfleate.
Ter stoufroff iiir ben llmban De.
Sdmsbn,ries ani Dem Spielplas Ill
ssnfpooo Harf muroe ben Stontratto
Iren Charles Roienifiel 4 Son 3u oe
ren anqebot Don Sill 800 3uaelpro
dpn. Iie arhiietten Napp. 3ettel s
Mapp muroen bealitragt. Blaine I'M
aoitenanididae iilr cine Shnebil.i
lanf benz SpIelplaee an Der 4Selteri
stpenue mno McSenn Auenue alis5u
Iarbeiten.
| ssm ssntereIie Der 5d,aiiuns cine
Epielplabes i'm ssoibineton Ear
lipiro auf 4hinid, Der Earffommiii.ol
l2. narloff, pon sso. 210 Maenoli'
lStrabf cine Nefition in Der aadl
lbarihoit oes Horfs in llmlnni iesen
lDisieu Aeidtub ioEtesa Die 0ousu,ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
(5ar sas .giucLnnntisr 9oI'sbIatt'
Rrniahrs.MGtb

|, 2, 3, 4, 5, as
Sin brdpsr uno bodpeehrter Weann.
2lls Dina ss srTrsuen uuo argsrn
tann.
4, 6, /, 4.
Gin MGotsnname. gar lieb nno 5ar!,
I'm Ii6terpaIe oftmuls belungen
rdro.
6, 3, 4. /. 4.
Der Cbrisen bersises Sbapsitsrlsiu
elm tsrnnsutibes fieibigss ytdgz
oe!ein.
/, 3. 4, 8, A. 6
I'm autp oitmdls 8erlpenoung Bat;
Qut elm bsriibrter bsuti9er Solca..
l, 4, 8, d, 6
stsbt itpls uno tart, III aufgsbldht;
gefonoers odun. DenH S!urnlipIno
tpebt.
5. 3. 2. /
Gin psrtboollsr Stoff IN aiinitlers
5ano
lIub uusrieslib i'm 9erbauo.
8. ), 4. 6
Gin Soritsntbisr. ihsut 1aaesliht.
Gas untsr'm 3aune Iih pertriedt.
4, 5, a. g
Gin tlsiner feuhtsr 1hunihtgut,
Erahtet ioear mad, Menfdeublut.
/. 2. 3. 4. 6
eft isbr bslispt bei OroB uno aieta
aann barmlos uno nerberblih iein.
| /. 3, a. 3
Sn, mas bic arlsesr iirsiien fir;
saIdmdrts seIeien-eiu niitIi0 26ier
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
&apital ,Nnlagen fir eSanuar 1914.

fare I'M anihluB al eiucn griei ben
9arloff ltnen aeihrleben ltno III Dem
or iib in iehr id)arier @eiie iiber Die
8erionen geauBert bate, luelde
Ourh elm geridtliheS 8erfabren Die
Sdafiunq oes Spielplaees 81 oerbins
bern perfltfen.
Gie idmmtliden bisberigen Ingc.
Itelten peroen lalt elnitInnIgem
8eidluB Der 8ommiiiion alld1 mdb-
reno oe5 ncilen SSabres lire Stelluus
aen behalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01
Cpier elmer 8aserploiiun.

Ger 81 Sabre alte 6. g. yseinion.
pom Jto. 2706 g3oooburn Apenuc. ers
lag aeirern Den 8cr!esungeu, DIE er
am Sonntaa in elmer 8obnnng &c
leaentlib elmer 9saturgaserplolioiI
oapougetragen bate. Coroner Er.
,yoertmener bat einen 8aserpertsn
init Der llnteriuflmg DER (Saslettlng
in Dem 9elutou'ihen 8ohnhanie be.
traut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-01

gsfis ertpiiht tprrben mar. 9eah pers
iiherte benz Rrtter. oab er Dorgss
tern ettpds iiber ben 8ur't getruntsn
tabe unb iih abIolut nitt sntiiunsH
tonne, fpo sr bic Robren ber bate.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
Lineman II. K. Taylor Seriously
 Injured.

The many friends Of MT. H. k. Taylor, popular lineman for the Mac kay Telegraph Co.,, with headquarters in this city, were shocked and dis. tressed late Tuesday afternoon when the news reached thls city that the gentleman had fallen from . tele. graph pole near Heth, sustaining two serious fractures of his right arm at the wrist and elbow and those who attended him fear also that he was injured internally. Immediately upon the receipt of news of the accident in this city, MT. Otis Stevens left on speeder, in company with MT $. F.. Conrad, and, together with these two gentlemen, MT. Taylor was rushed to the hospital in Memphis where the broken arm was set and dressed and where the unfortunate gentleman, Nho suffered intensely for several hours after the fall, is said 10 be slowly improving. The Times joins his many friends in the hope that he may have speedy recovery.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
Horrible l,l0tchts of Eczema.

Quickly cured by Dr llobson's Eczema Ointment. C. r. Caldwell. of New Orleans, La, states, My doclor advised me To try 'Dr. Hob sons Eczema Salye.' used three boxes of Ointment and three cakes of Dr llobson's ptrma Zema Soap To day l have not l spot anywhere on my body and can say l am cured" It will do the same for you. It's sooth- Ing healing, antiSeptic action will rid you of all skin humors black heads, pimples, Eczema blotches, red unslghtly sores, and leaves your skin clean and healthy. Get box today. Guaranteed. All druggists soc. or by mail Pfeitier Chemical Co.,, Phil adelphla and St. LoMIs
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20

"keeping everlasting al it' in good times and dull times, Is low Barnett has this advertising game "doped out" Another principal in which this merchant places an abiding fait h is found in the fact that he never fails to back his advertising up with the goods and prices. Just at this season when others, perhaps, would shrink from putting money into printers ink, Barnett feels like pressing the bet, and jumps out in front this week with an attractive money saving proposition. This well and favtrably known Front street merchant needs no introduction or endorsement from The Times. The name of ""arnetts' has become q household expression in many of the homes of Forrest City and st. Francis county and is syuonimOus wllh fair, honest and impartial dealing, Read the full page apvert iSement in this issue of The lines. theH attend this sale and convince yourself that the opportunity to save money on your purchases of merchandise was never greater In Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
Negro Kills Pay Boss at Proctor.

News Of foul murder at Proctor on Saturday night reached this city Sunday morning. IL is thought that l the two negroes responsible for the mnrder made their escape, although one negro was arrested and locked up, 1 following d chase by bloOdhounds The Commercial Appeal of Monday morning contained the following story with reference 10 the murder over which the citizens of Proctor were considerably wrought up:
 Two police hloodhounds were taken to Browns Spur, near Proctor, Ark, last night by George Simpson at the call of !. II. Finley, logging foreman for Geo C. Brown X Co, at Browns Mill, to trail the murderer of William Mackey, killed there shortly after midnight Saturday.
 "Mackey was shot five times with an automatic pistol while in the lumberyard on his way 10 the Land. car used to take the men back and forth 10 the camp al spur
 The body was discovered, stili warm, by the night watchman, named Heype, about l o'clock, and some person unknown. supposed to be the slayer of Mackey, fired shotgun al the watchman, who was slightly in l Jured.
 "Mackey usually carried con- siderable sum on his person, accord | Ing 10 Mir. Finley, who came to this | city yesterday morning. He had only | about S60 though the night he was [ killed. Mackey had worked under Finley in the numbering regions of [ the south for the past twenty years. He had been at the Brown mill with Finley about two years.
 "llis former home was at Spring field Mo, and his wife. from whom he is supposed to have been divorced, and four children live at Stafford, Mo. In addition to mother living at Springfield Mrs. Emmy Mackey, he has three brothers and two sisters residing at points in Kansas and Nils souri.
 ''Ihe body win be shipped to Staf- ford, Mo. for interment."
 William Mackey, the murdered man, was the paymasier for the Brown Lumber Co, at Proctor.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
MORE LOCALS

Chancery court meets in this city Monday.
 MT. ]. ] Hughes, Jr., of Haynes, was visitor fin the city Monday.
 Mr and Mrs. A. G. Sweet, of Wid- ener, were pleasant visitors in the city Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. ! T. Sanders spent several days the past week in Mem phis.
 Mrs. Robt l.. Berry and son, Clyde, and Mrs. Cicero Hun, of Madison, spent Tuesday in the city,
 FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front room; gentlemen preferred Ad- dress II, this oiilce.
 Miss Charline Winner, a most at tractiVe little lady from Wynne spent the week end in this city, a guest of her friend, Miss Mary San. derS
 Mir. Dan T. Wyds, local agent for the Buick Automobile Co.,, left yes. terday morning for Memphis where he will spend day or two on bust. ness
 Constable ] r Johnson arrived home Monday morning from Memph with Alex Penn in charge Penn, a negro, is under indictment for selling whiSkey and Is also charged Witl jumping his bond. The prisoner was lodged in Jail pending trial and the investigation of the charges against him by the grand jury
 Backache Rheumatism Vanish Away
 Men and women having backache rheumatism. stiff and swollen joint. are honestly glad to know that Fole, | Kidney Pills are successful every where in driving out these ills That is because Foley Kidney Pills are |; true medicine and quickly effective ir all diseases that result from weak in active kidneys and urinary irregu l arities. City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
La Grippe Leaves Its Victims Pros.
 trAtp.

Some victims of Ia grippe never fully recover the health of the lungs and persistent coughing is weaken ing. The quick action of Foley $ Honey and Tar makes il valuable in severe Ia grippe coughs. F. C. Prevo, Bedford, Ind, writes: La grippe left me with d severe cough that Foley's Honey and Tar cured, and am back to my normal weight" City Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20

WANTED -- Good, reliable press feeder - two.thlrder - for work in press-room and elsewhere in The Times office. Boy with 6 months or more experience preferred. Apply to or address Landvoigt X Nadakin, or The Times, Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
Feel Miserable |!

Out of sorts, depressed, pain in the back sElecric Bitters renews your health and strength. A guaranteed Liver and Kidney remedy. Money cured Robert Madsen, of West Bur lington, Iowa, who suffered from viru- lent liver trouble for eight months After four doctors gave him up, he took Electric Bitiers and is now q we'll man. Get a bottle today: il will do the same for you. Keep in the house for all liver and kidney com. plants. Perfectly safe and depend. able It's results will surprise vou DOC. and Moo II F.. Bucklen X Co.,, Philade lphia or St Louis
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20
MOCRAT TIMES.

Health is very good in this neigh horhoOd
 We are having some very pretty weather now
 Preston Jackson, of Sand Ridge, Was in this vicinity last Monday
 Owen Pittman. of New Democrat, was pleasant caller at the Thomas home last Monday.
 Mt. C. l.. Cross from Hughes was in thesA parts last Monday.
 J. \. Dempsey made flying trip 10 Forrest City and Marianna last Monday and Tuesday on business.
 Miss Eliza Roy. who has been a pleasant visitor al the Thomas home Tor three weeks returned 10 Forrest City last Sunday Come again Mrs. Thomas panied her as far as lleth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Cook, of New Democrat, were pleasant visitors at the home of Squire and Mrs, Thomas last Sunday evening and attended Sunday school
 Squire Thomas is still living. that's about all
 We learn that at a certain place in the county when the officers get hard up they catch bum and chain him to post and in the morning charge him sl0 for the use of the post and release him.
 MT and Mrs. M H. Thornton, of near Hughes, visited at the Thomas home last Saturday and Sunday
 E, A. Fssher went to New Demo- crat last Monday.
 We have been having some toad pinching weather.
 School is progressing line
 The farmers are huStlIng some as it turned of pretty weather last Mon day and gave them q chance
 Mrs !. A Dempsey and baby, Gladys, visited Mir. and Mrs. Lee Cook at New Democrat last week.
 The roads in this community are awful. We've had such cold and rainy weather, but can't keep from saying something and fusslng little about it.
 Success to The Times.
The Forrest City times., 1914-02-20

Colds, constipation and headache are three common attllCtiuns and re. lieVing the constipation helps the cold and stops the headache use Foley Cathartic Tablets because they are very prompt and thoroughly cleansing, with abslutely no unpleaS. ant effects. A whole bottle full for p cents. City Drug Store.
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A WANT UNEXPRESSED REMAINS A WANT
100000 Times Readers Anxious to Read Your Wants
RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

CHICKEN ranch for rent, and fur
niture for 5-room house for sale;
incubators and 800 young chick
ems. East IL and 3Sth.
OFFICE and warehouse space in
brick building for rent very
cheap; trackage for carloads. VIII
rent small space II desired. Snap
for right party. Lock Box 433, City
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner for rent
t1.b0 day delivered and called for.
Phone Main 1440.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
AUCTION SALE

AOOl lON OALE
MONDAY. FEB. 9TH, AT 1880 A.
NJ, AT THE RESIDENCE, NO. 1904
No No C dIN STREET. OF THE
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, LEArH-
Err COUCH AND ROCKER, MA
HOGANY SETTEE AND TABLE.
ENGLISH PERAMBULATOR, PIC
TURDS, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS.
PORTIERES AND SILK DRAPES,
QUARTER SAWED OAK Tn,
BRARY TABLE, OAK SIDEBOARD.
DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS.
CLOCK, MAHOGANY DRESSER
MAHOGANY TABLE AND ROCK
ERS, EARLY ENGLISH DINING
CHAIRS, BIRDSEYE MAPLE
DRESSER, IRON AND BRASS
BEDS, BRASS CRIB, BABY
WICKER TOILET STAND. GAS
RANGE, WATER HEATER, LIN
OLEUM, REFRIGERATOR, COOK
ING UTENSILS, AND OTHER
SMALL ARTICLES TOO NUMER-
GUS TO MENTION.
TAKE PIT. DEFIANCE CAR AND
GET OFF AT 28TH AND ALDER
SITS.
VIM. FITZ- HENRY
ATTftTInNrI-
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WANTED TO BORROW
FOR SALE OR TRADE

b-ROOM bungalow and acre of
Puyallup land In bearing fruit.
What have you? 5000 down and
balance easy. 16th and 7th ave. s.