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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-17

f9e &egierung nun bod oefinitib ent.
i9lpiien gu bu6en, bic Banana ga.
tttic 4usitelung nidt ofFi3ieQ au be-
| i4iden. N}ie beute DON bo6ite6enber
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pinfte ieboA Der MiniIter beg gluss
fpdrtiaen 9rdf 8er9tolO, Der OorRr
10 energiib fir bic QusIteGung eingtz
treten mar. ab.
Der @runb bafir 1T lebialid) in
ben politifhen 8er6dltniiTen 8u Iu6sn.
Die NOgli6feit triegerif6er Der
ptdlungen liegt nGmIidb gerube fir Die
3ett Der gr0ffnung Der QusfelIung
10 na6e, baB 9raf 8er9tolb bic Be-
tbeiligunq an berieIben nt6t mebr fiir
ratbiam bdlt.
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9ierung erlaiiene @erfiigung, baB aae
bic Oiterrei6i1cb ungarii6en 8renz
5en pafiterenbeu Reiienben in 3utunft
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ttre6en angegeben, Die 2tusDanOerung
oon militdrpfli6tigen iungen 2euten
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lamb, bic S4pei5, SStalien uno Die
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9rsnasn bic @iienba6n3tige nab Rufs
len abIuhen. Reiienbe aus 9eutlna
lamb, @merifa uno Gnolano peroer
tbHnIitit Don ieoer YslditiglHg perz
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bic Spppelmonaraie gu beiu4en
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RepoluttpH.
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Sc. Sabrestag bes 9lrsbru4s Der
Mdra Repolution periammelten iid,
ME alIidbrlich, bic lleberlebenben Der
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tiirsIid in pearipn, Gbi6uabua, toot
aufgefunben. Der S6doel mar ibm
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-17
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gu arheiten,
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Die perDffentlids Mslbuns, bab
Rublano, Stolisn, 9rie6enlanb uno
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beutidsn Webrbsitras beim bieIigen
ausndrtfgen 2lmt prOteftirt bdtten,
neil bic bsItsbsnOsn 9srtrdee lie sesen
bic qlufsrlsslms bon srisgsItsueru
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rihtis, ipie BON elmer Der Rssierung
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iiberaus bitter anse-
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@eriht.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10

Deputy Sheriff j f. Tankersley and
charming daughter. Miss Lucille, in
company with their friend, Miss
Thelma Hightower, returned home
Monday afternoon from very pleas
ant visit in Little Rock. While in
the City OF Roses, Miss Lucille went
fishing in the Arkansas river and re-
turned with a beautiful catch of red
pearch.
Mr.. j. l.. Pope, who now has charge
Of the furniture department OF the
general supply store OF the Griffith
Newburn Co, in Mariana, spent
Sunday in this city with his wife and
baby, and visiting other relatives and
friends, Mrs, Pope and the baby,
who have been spending several
weeks in the city, returned TO their
home in Mariana today.
Dr. E. j. P'Pool, one of our city's
best and most highly esteemed physi.
clans, is confined to his home. The
doctor has been i'll for several weeks
but for the past ten days has been un.
able to attend to his practice. He is
being tenderly nursed and cared fol
by his good wife and friends, and The
Times sincerely hopes that he may
soon be restored 10 health.
Elder j. S. Griffith, of Howell, KY,
who preached morning and evening
last Sunday at the Baptist church,
made most favorable impression
upon all who heard him, and The
Times is informed that the good man
has been called by the Baptist con-
gregation in this city. Ed. Griffith
is indeed a strong and able minister,
and The Times sincerely hopes that
he will come and take up the i'm
portant work in Forrest City, where
most cordial welcome awaits him
self and family.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10

When run down with kidney
trouble, backache, rheumatism or
bladder weakness, turn quickly for
help to Foley Kidney Pills. You can
not take them into your system with
out having results. Chas. N. Fox,
Nimrod, n Y, says: Foley Kidney
Pills have done me more good than
$50 worth Of medicine They give
you good results. City Drug Store.
Don't forget "The Microbe of Love-"
which will be presented at the Opera
House next Monday night, april 18th,
instead of the 18th, as heretofore ad-
vertised, by score or more of the
most popular and talented young la
dies and gentlemen of Forrest City,
for the benefit Of the Church of the
Good Shepherd, under the auspices
OF the Young Ladies Guild. The gen
eral admission will be 25c and 35c,
and reserved seats SOC. Don't miss 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Cowden, who
had been spending the past six or
eight months in Mariana, where
Claud had been employed with the
Mariana Light & Power Co., re-
turned Saturday TO their home in
this city where they are being cordi-
ally received and welcomed. Mr..
| Cowden says, ''you may say what
| you please about other towns being
! better, but Forrest City suits me,
and the more | see of the others, the
better like Forrest City"
All poultry breeders of Forrest City
and vicinity are urged to attend the
meeting Of the Arkansas State
branch IF Tho
Association. to be held I'm Little
Rock May II. Governor Hays, Score
tary S. II. Campbell, and other men
of national reputation will address
the meeting. Matters of Importance
TO every chicken raiser will be taken
up, and an ong these will be the
State Experiment Station, and in
creasing the branch's membership.
Mr.. NJ. L. Bowers, genial agent at
the Iron Mountain depot, ran his
hand into box day or Two ago in
tending TO fish out some object for
| which he was in search Imagine
the gentleman's surprise when the
third finger on his right hand was
mailed" by large rat, which popped
his teeth clear through the end of
that member. The wound inflicted
w VIC IdD Lcctil Has DttU LnOSU
painful and Mr.. Bowers says he could
not have felt any worse at the time,
II somebody had been trying to muir
der him.
The Young Ladies Guild OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd will
present "The Microbe of Love-" at
the opera house, Monday night. They
have taken the utmost pains to place
the parts with the most competent
and talented young ladies and gentle
men of Forrest City who are most
adapted TO the characters. They have
worked hard and faithfully togive you
high-class entertainment, and they
will dose. They deserve your patron
age and encouragement, ard hope to
see YOU in the audience. 1t will be
worth the price just to see Kirke
Becker and Miss Mary Joe Pettus in
the leading roles, TO say nothing OF
other artists and their side-splitting
situations Admission 25c, 35c, soc.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10
Fresh Mackerel at Lawrence's.

Fresh Mackerel at Lawrence's.
Fresh dried Appricots at Lawrences'
Just received. PAS.
Mexican June Seed Corn at RUSSELL
Graham A lderson Cos.
The credit habit is the most ex-
pensive habit you have. Quit it.
Easter Egg Dye, Fancy Eggs, Post
cards and Seals at the Newsstand.
See the U-all-no Mint line of can
dles, gum, minis, etc, at Lawrences.
Phone 24S.
Go to the Newsstand for Easter Egg
Dyes, Post Cards, Seals, CRYSTAL Eggs
and Novelties.
Poultry netting and wire and a car
load OF new wire fencing just received.
Mcdaniel & Watson.
See those pretty, large size CRYSTAL
Easter Eggs, Dyes, Post Cards and
Seals at the Newsstand.
A kidney remedy that can be de.
pended on will be found in Prickly
Ash Bitters 1t heals and strengthens
j. L. Sanders, Special Agent.
Mr.. W. w. Campbell, popular as.
slstant cashier Of the Bank of East
ern Arkansas, was business visitor
ID Memphis the first of the week.
Scatter a little lime, brighten up
and dlslnfect your premises TO the
end that Forrest City may be made a
beautiful as well as a healthful city.
FOR RENT-A bout 10 acre farm,
all cleared land, at Whitmore, Ark.
Plenty houses; good barn Write
+; q. Wilson, Forrest City, or come to
| Whitmore.
Mr.. G. f. Walker, wide awake
farmer, trader and stockman of Cald-
well, in Telico township, was gen
lal business visitor in the city Tues
day.
Don't sweat over that old hot.
greasy cooking stove, get an Acme
Oil Stove and your summer cooking
will prove pleasure. Mcdaniel &
Watson.
Mrs. w. }. Rogers, nee Miss Fannie
lizard, returned to her new home in
Pamela, Ala, Monday afternoon, after
having spent ten days most delight
fully in this city guest at the home
Of her father, Mr.. R. j. lizard, and
family and other relatives and friends
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10

Camembert Imported Cheese at
Lawrence's.
Fresh Mince Meat, in bulk or jars,
at Lawrence's. Phone 248.
Golden Gate teas and cotfees at
Lawrence's.
The credit system is one thing that
is holding this country back.
Summer Hardware-Lawn Mowers
and Garden Tools speciality. Nc
Daniel s. Watson.
WANTED-Young Men and Boys
to read the double column item in this
issue of The Times headed "Mother-."
being Of equal interest TO you.
If you are cleaning up we invite
your attention TO the SherwiD- Will
liams line of paints and varnishes
and interior finishes. Mcdaniel &
Watson.
See the advertisement Of DR.. Byron
Mitchell, optometrist, OF Memphis,
Tenn, who will be at Hotel Block
Saturday, April H. Bring your eye
troubles TO him.
Mr.. f. l.. Horton, New Castle mer-
chant and planter, accompanied by
his son, Lee, spent couple of hours
in the city Tuesday on business. The
Horizons drove their handsome new
Buick car.
MIR. Felix Posey, sawyer for the
Morgan West Box Co, at Madison,
spent Saturday in the city. The gen
tleman came over to pay his taxes
and to attend to other business mat
tiers, and mingle with friends
DR.. 5. D. Bradford, the obliging
prescriptionist, and Master Bryan
Thompson, the soda jerser, az the
store OF J. S. Shields & Co. spent
Sunday in Helena, where both young
men had a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. J. ). lizard who, with her mas
band, Or, John lizard, has recently
removed to the.r homestead just
north Of the city, from Park Place,
is convalescent 2t this writing from
very severe attack 81 measles,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Norton, Of Ben
ton, arrived in the city Monday after
noon TO attend The funeral Of Mrs
Norton's aunt, Mrs. Alice Beck
s0lemnized on Tuesday afternoon
from the Beck res .dence In this city
Habitual constipation is the door
through which many Of the serious
ills of the body are admitted. The
occasional use OF Prickly Ash Bitters
will remove and cure this distressing
condition, j. T. Sanders Specia
Agent.
Master Edward Eugene V adakiD mas
been sick couple Of days and confined
to his bed He is better this morn
ing, but probably will develop a case
of measles, as that is the popular
stunt at present Little Grace Vada
kin, was also quite sick last night, but
is better this morning.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10

Money TO loan on improved farms.
Taylor, Knight & Co.
Those lOc ties at the Racket Store
will look good TO you.
Fresh Vegetables, Tuesdays and
Fridays, at Lawrences'
When you haven't got the money
TO buy what you want, don't buy ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jap" Haynes, Of
Horton, were visiting and shopping
in the city Tuesday
Watch for the arrival Of the Blue
Ribbon, the best refrigerators made.
at Mcdaniel g. Watsons
Almond stuffed, Celery stuffed, Pr
mento stuffed, and Plain Olives, at
Lawrence's. Phone PAS
FOR SALE-Incubator. only used
three times-300 eggs-for Sl2
Mrs. S. A. Nc Daniel.
| The Ferndell goods have arrived at
Lawrence's, and include everything
to ca: in tins, glass and packages.
| Phone 24S.
FOR RENT-The rooms now oc-
cupied by the Southwestern Tele-
graph g. Telephone Co. Suitable for
Office purposes. Apply to A. J. Vac
caro-.
We notice that Mcdaniel g. Watson
have added The celebrated blue Rib
bon refrigeratOrs to their already
complete line of hardware and hard
ware specialties.
Mr.. Joel E. Wynne, OF Memphis,
one Of the family's oldest and truest
friends, spent Tuesday in the city in
attendance at the funeral and burial
services Of Mrs. Alice Beck.
Help the ladies of the Cosmos Club
raise fund for laudable cause, and
treat yourself TO an evenings pleasure
by attending the musical entertain
ment at the Imperial Theater next
Thursday night.
The ladies of the Cosmos Club will
give a musical entertainment at the
New Imperial Theater or Thursday
night, April Is, 1914. in connection
with the regular Offering Of three reels
OF splendid pictures, for the benefit of
the University Endowment Fund,
which is supported by the Clubs of
the State. The fund for the boys has
been raised, and they are now trying
TO finish raising the $4,000 for the girls
course.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10

Rev. DR.. +. W. Gee announces That
he will preach a special Easter sermon
on Sunday morning at the Methodist
church, and this will be followed by a
sacred concert at the evening hour.
ii are cordially invited to all these
services.
Mr.. j. w. Barnhart arrived home
Saturday morning from Atlanta,
where he had been spending several
days with Mrs. Barnhart, who is con-
valescent from a recent illness, and
being carefully nursed in a hospital
In that city.
Mrs. Hemenway and two sons,
Frank and Algernon, who had been
spending several days in this city,
guests at the home OF Mrs Hemen.
ways daughter, Mrs. Ben Lewis, and
family. returned Monday TO their
home at Wheatley.
Mr.. Wade Ewart, Of Harrisburg, a
cousin of Two of our well-known aud
esteemed friends, Messrs Henry and
James Ewart, spent couple OF days
the past week on social visit in the
city, returning to his tome at Harris
burg Monday night.
want To say to my friends in the
country that we are in the market to
buy cattle. hogs, sheep, chickens and
eggs. When you have anything in
that line don't do nothing till you see
US. Respectfully, Eldridge & Mallory,
Palace Meat Market.
Mrs H. w. Lewis was shopping
q mil - dc Il
Monday. She gave US pleasant call,
ana has our thanks for payment Of
subscription to The Times TO her
daughter, Mrs. ]. Max Durborow.
who is now residing at Laredo, Texas.
Hays "Sayso" Indian Herbs, guar
anteed Locure rheumatism, eczema,
constipation, indigestion, malaria,
chiiis and fever. A blood purifier
Rev. W. J. Bearden says; 1T cured
ne OF my stomach trouble and rheu-
matism." Sold on positive guar
antee by J. T. Sanders, Forrest City,
and J. L. Hughes, Haynes, ARR
Or. I. II. Merritt spent couple Of
days in Memphis the first Of the
week. The doctor went over TO at
tend sale Of registered cattle, and
The Times is informed, purchased a
| fancy bred bull calf. DR.. Merritt is q
great lover Of fine stock and is one Of
the leading spirits Of the county in
advocating the improvement
! Gardens generally have been planted
hereabouts, and many have good
stands Of the earlier vegetables, such
as radishes, onions, lettuce, beans,
peas, etc, but all owners were quite
uneasy about frost for Wednesday
night, and those who took the tron-
BILE and had the foresight, covered
their beans with paper and other
things, but failed to save their crop.
We predict that there will be no
further frost this season, and that 1t
will now be perfectly safe and in Or
der 10 finish planting.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1914-04-10

Cod Fish at Lawrence's.
Fresh Crab Meat at Lawrence's.
Easter Novelties at the Newsstand
Don't miss the Microbe Of Love Its
a scream.
Mrs. p. w. Lewis visited friends
a Wldener sunday
Master Bryan Bowers is GONZALES.
cent after a siege OF mumps.
Closing out some choice brands of
froitN at cost. See Lawrence
Big inc of Ice Cream Freezers on
dlspsay. Mcdaniel & Watson.
jest received all the latest hits in
sheet music, at the Racket Store
If you want to laugh and grow fat,
20 lhe opera house Monday night.
Mr.. Ryan Bennett, of Palestine,
was business visitor in The city Mon
day.
CAL Miss Lerah Alley for White
Orpington Eggs-sl.0 90 per setting
Phone POI.
When you want hot cakes and pure
maple syrup, buckwbeat and pancake
-four. call 24S-Lawrence' S Grocery.
M Chris Muller, OF Brinkley, spent
Tuesday in the city paying taxes, at
tending TO other business matters,
and mingling with FRIENDS.
Yoa viii find if you pay cash for
what you buy that you will get lower
prices. and that you will not buy so
much, thus saving at both ends.
A BALE TO THE ACRE 200
bushels Of choice, carefully selected,
big boil cotton seed for sale. Apply
TO j. q. Hoard, Forrest City, Arkansas
Mrs. 4. q Sweet, of Widener, spent
several days the past week in Wynne,
where she was pleasant guest in the
home Of her sister. Mrs, Ed Hamil-
ton,
FOR SALE Eggs from my prize
winning S. G. Rhode Island Reds,
s. co. 8 80 and 81 80 per setting of Is;
White OrpiDgtons $3.50. II. A.
knight.
Mrs w. II. Alley spent Two or three
days The past week in Wynne where
she was most delightfully."- entertained
in the home Of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
! T. Davis.
An occasional dose Of Prickly Ash
Bitters keeps the system healthy,
wards off disease and maintains
strength and energy. i. I. Sanders,
Special Agent.
Mr. Felix Han, Jhe welI-known
blacksmith and woodwork of
Palestine. was business visitor in
the city Tuesday The gentleman
came over TO pay his taxes.
j. G. Snap Philips, formerly of
HAYNES. but who is now valued en-
ploye Of the grocery firm OF Seaford X
Dougherty, OF Helena, was a social
visitor in Forrest City Sunday.
A new building is being erected this
week on South Washington street,
opposite Fishers hotel that, when
completed, will be used as garage
by The Leo Grobmyer Automobile 20,
Mrs Henry Waldrep, of Widener,
spent couple of days in the city the
latter part OF last week, when she
was a guest of Mr., and Mrs. Chas, Il.
Lard and Mi and Mrs. l.. VI. Royal.
Nj and Mrs. Ellsworth Handle
ton arrived Sunday morning from
Mariana. Mr. Hambleton returned
to his business duties Monday morn
imp while Mrs. Ham bleton remained
in the city day or two on a very
pleasant visit with the family OF her
parents, Squire and Mrs. NIB. Nelson
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ElKS LODGE NOTICE.


FOtyEsr CITY LODGE, 3. P. 0. ELES No. 1915
Regular Meeting NiEht,
scsod and fourth tuesday Nights in Each ncnti
1t Odd Fellow Hall.
Al visiting brethren cord ally lny.1eC
and will be welcomed
EDWARD robson, Exalted Ruler
r. ". BENSON Secretary
New then clean up.
This IS Good Friday.
Paw your subscription.
Next Sunday is Easter.
SheUed Nuts at Lawrence :.
Dates and raistt.s al La" renee :.
Get the nabit Of buying fof cash.
Hello, Have you bad The mpmps:
Lots OF new goods al tbe Newsstand
Bring yo1r pearls 10 Mrs. Warshav-
sky.
Or gel a bunch Of SAT- 10 loar cot,
fee,
Did yoo Kick that OLD ha' oa lLe
walk:
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mie, !" ~ NC" ia ''o0'' NV ="
ioT weir
anG sidaHaiks
he MlcrO0e ~ Love p-fd a2@>e.
Monday hight
EaSrer p0s1. cards and eDr Yye. a.
the RacEe} store
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u CTu p'e'. ,1 U >. 'e'''' d H'e'
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CalOmel is Bad

But Simmons Liver Purifier is de.
lightfnlly pleasant, and its action is
thorough. CONSTIPATION yields, bill
iousness goes. A trial convinces. Tin
yellow tin boxes only.) Tried once,
used ALWAYS.