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The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

MT. J. W. Moore went to Memphis Tuesday, on business: -.-
 Ferndell brands, absolutely the best produced, at Lawrence's.
 U | all your furniture and house furnishings at Becker X Lewis. They have all your wants.
 MT. H. A. Boulton and wife. of south of town, were miDgling with friends in town Saturday on business
 The Marion Hotel has been treated to new coat of paint, and otherwise Improved, which adds greatly to ap pearances in that locality
 MT. Edward Roleson. efficient man. ager of the Forrest City Cotton oil Mill, went 10 Wynne, Cherry Valley and Memphis this week on business
 Senators F. W DeRossitt and R. ]. Williams left Monday for Pine Bluff to attend the State Democratic Con vention as delegates from &. Francis county.
 Col Chas. Rohrer. of the C. RI X r, Railway Company, was in town yesterday on business for the com pany and was shaking hands with his many friends.
 We have the White Crepe de Chine walsts-any size-we sell them at S2 D at this sale only An other piece goods in proportion, going at half price. See Mrs. Warshavsky for your bargains
 Hons Brooks Norfieet and W. J Lanier, Of this city; Messrs. c. M. Wilkinson and Oscie Walker of Pales- tine, and F. NJ GhaDey, Of Wheatley. went to Pine Bluff, Tuesday to attend the State Democratic Convention as delegates from this county.
 Unless crops get good rain within the next few days they will be very much damaged by the drouth. This ha' been very unusual season. We do not remember to have had such a drouth at this time year before. and hope | will soon be broken.
 Judge E A Rolfe and Mr Eugene Williams left Sunday for Little Rock thence to Pine Bluff to attend the State Democratic Convention as dele gates from this county Mr. Will liams came home Monday night on business and returned to Pine Bluff Tuesday morning.
 STRAYED-From Palestine. Ark :. on Sunday. May 24, 1914, one light brown or mouse colored mare mule. about Is hands high, weight be ween II and F hundred, age l2 years, scar on left hip similar to this , 5000 reward for return or information leading to recovery of animal to The Bank of Palestine, Palestine, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

Little Misses Agile Merritt and Cor nelia Eldridge returned Wednesday from St. Louis, where they had been visiting Mrs. Wright, an aunt of Agile, and taking in the sights They report having had the time of their lives and are glad 10 be at home again, where they have been heartily wei. comed.
 Mrs Matte Laura Sanders. of Wynne, Grand Secretary of the Knights and Ladies Of Honor, was in the city Monday on business and wis 1 iting her many friends. She made us pleasant call and left the copy for tue minutes Of the late session, which are now in the hands of our printers and will be issued in due course. We thank Mrs. Sanders very much or her many favors.
 Mrs. Willie James Robinson arrived on Thursday of last week from Okla homa, and was guest in the home of her relatives, MT and Mrs. L. H. Me- Gutfey,, until Sunday, when she and Mrs. Tom Williams of Memphis. who had been visiting her parents left for Memphis and other points in TeDnes. see for visit Of several weeks Mrs. Robinson's many oldtime friends were very glad 10 see her.
 Sunday morning Nessrs. T. 0. Fitz- patrick, w J. Maltsee and A Nim ocks, embarked in T. O. Fitzpatrick S Red Ship of the Desert" with MT Ed Wolff as chauffeur, and left for Memphis, via Helena They arrived safely, and MT. Fitzpatrick succeeded in disposing of his "auto" and pur chased beautiful little single seat dinkey-a Saxon-and left Monday for home. reaching Forrest City in tie record time of 10 hours. Fitz Is proud of his little dinkey, It is painted blue, and when at full speed looks like "a "blue streak "
 Lightfoots Doll Face Lotion, a Magical Beautiher guaranteed to re- move p mples. splotches, t-n, freckles, and sallow, swarthy skin. It beauti ties and clarifies the complexion by toning up the tissues and restores the skin to it's natural tealthful condi- ton A hustling demoustrator is wanted for Forrest City and surround ing country Send 50 cents for one botlle delivered to you by Parcel Post Satisfaction guaranteed or money paid back without delay or red tape
 DeKay Manufacturing Company,
 Mem, his, Tennessee
 MT Il k. Neblett and family re turned Tuesday from two weeks trip in their automobile 10 Mississippi and Tennessee mentioned in these columns .1 g4a lightfuI trip, no accidents of any kind, and enjoyed every minute of their va cation The boys saw party of fish ernen catching fish with their hands -jpsJ wading Tn and feeling around drifts unti they found the tisb--u ally cat fish-and pulling them out biz fellows W ighing 10 or l5 pounds, and The boys thought it great sport. We are glad our friends mad such a good time, and give them hearty wpIrOne home
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

Rain is needed
 lhe Dust Devil is something awful
 MT Chas. Lewis went 10 Memphis on business, Monday.
 Silk petticoals-any shade-going al Si 65 at the Warshavsky store.
 Porch furniture and lawn, swings at June reduced prices Becker x Lewis
 Virginia Country-Cured Hams Fresh sh pment just received at Law rence's Grocery. Phone PAS.
 Judge ] W Story, of the law firm of Story x Lanier, went to Memphis on professional business, Monday,
 Just re eiyed big new line of beau ti'ul laceS. and offered at from Sc 10 l0c Ter yard, at the Racket Store
 Specia orders for any kind of Baker goods will b. given prom | attention by Frank Burkart Klondyke Bakery, Phone I8
 Ask 10 see those Parker-Self Filling tiGiit uiii I NlIo llO6 OlI Spldl dJ ! ile NeWssland-S2 50, S2 75, S3.00, S3. 9, s4 co. i p, S5 %, S5 p.
 We are glad to note that Dr J s. Shields and mother, who have both been quite indisposed for some ime, are c0nvalescent and able to be up.
 The grape juice season finds me with iresh supply of the celebrated Welcb brand Include bottle in your next order. Lawrence, the grocer
 FOR SALE Eggs from my prize winning s C. Rhode Island Reds, Sl co, Sl.50 and S2 50 per setting of l5; White Orpingtons sl50. II A. knikbt.
 Don't worry q perspire over hot stove these hot day, when you can get your hot bread and rolls at the Klon- .yke Ba kery Phone lS Frank Burkart.
 MT John R. Grobnyer, of the Vac caro-G Grobmyer Lumber Company. is the meeting of the Arkansas Retail LuuJ DtI DedlelS AS>OCldl llOij
 Mr. and Mrs l.. R. Baker and sweet baby went to Dardanelle today, to re- side permanently. We are sorry to ose these good people and commend thelu tO the good people of Dardanelle.
 Mrs A B Ferrrl, who had been visiting relatives in Memphis, and her son, MT II i Ferrel, and family in Forrest City since the death of her husband. left Monday for her home in Carlisle.
 j. :. Shields X Co, have a hand some new Candy Ref 'igerator which is a great improvement on the old style show case, esuecially during the hot weath r, a. it keeps the candy n ce a q cool. solid and delicious
 Special orders for any kind of Bak~ " Product will be given prompt at ention by Frank Burkart, the Baker. 'Pho.e IS. Evening Rolls, Bread, Golf Cake, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts, Fruits and Confections fresh and nice daily.
 Dr and Mrs Ernest Long, Of Mem phis, came over Sunday on visit tc Mr~. Longs parents, Col and Mrs. V. B Izard Their SOD. Master Ernest, had been here several days. The pr and Mrs Longs visits are always ap- precialed by their zion of friends,
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

Assessor John M. Nichols was ming. ling with friends in town Wednesday and went to Wheatley, where he be gan his annual assessment, the same day.
 MT. K T. Altman has rented the Fitzpatrick house just east Of the w. w. Hughes esidence on Forrest Street. and will go to Housekeeping nexl week
 MT. c. P Lentz, Of Memphis, ar rived in the city Sunday to acc pt a situation with Eldridge & Mallory at the Palace Market. We extend the gentleman a cordial welcome.
 The little tots will produce the Marriage of the Tots" at the opera house on Saturday night, June 2O Don't fail to go and encourage them | and the ladies in their laudable work Ladies, don't keepa sale going the | whole year-a few days only, until these bargains will be over l have postponed my trip in order to dispose of these wonderful bargains, and give you this oppo tunity to dress up and take your vacation with something to wear at half price. These suits go regardless of what they bring. Come make me an offer. Mrs. Warshavsky The burning of d barn on the old Parham place, a mile or so northwest of the city, was the cause Of the red glare in the sky in that direction Monday night which attracted atten- tion here. Considerable nay, corn, farming implements, etc, were de streyed. The property belonged to Mir. Chas. Lewis and was covered by insurance to the amount Of S550. %.
 A large general line Of clothing, comprising all the newest patterns of the season for Men, Youths and Boys all wool serges, etc, ranging in price from S8 50 to Sl6, but which we cust-no better values to be found anywhere than those displayed in this stock Come and pick them out. You'll be treated right just as you at ways are at this store, Brandon, Baugh & Go
 Now is the time to see Sam Burd, the Tailor, for that Spring or Summer Suit, Coat or Trousers The tariff on woolens having been reduced, he is giving the benefit to bis patrons, and
 is making special low prices on all garments Suits Sll,50 and up; Sim gle Coats s5.00 and up; Trousers s2 58 and up. Remember these goods are all tailor-made, and have all been made to order, and he guarantees fit and satisfaction. Call and let him show you the pre- tiest line of samples ever brought 10 this town, and take l your measure.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

We note that the tickets for u 5 days Chautauqua which begins here on July lst, are now on sale at the drug stores and otber prominent places in 1 the city
 ! If you want cheap groceries, ask for them; and if you want the best, just say the word. l have the cheapest and the best. and can please you either way. w. L. Lawrence. Phone PAS
 Marriage of Tots, Opera House, J June 20th, benefit of 1be Junior Mis- sionary Society Of the Methodist church. Come out an enjoy the play, and encourage the little tots in their most laudabe efforts.
 MT and Mrs Grossman have rented the Trice residence and went to house. keeping last Monday It's the right thing 10 no, and we congratulate our friends and wish for them many happy years of housekeeping
 | Mrs. Norman J. Copping, of Toronto, Canada, nee Miss Virginia Norton, is expected 10 arrive next week to visit her mother, Mrs. N. w. Norton, and other relatives, and many friends here will be delighted to see and welcome her.
 Ladies, did you hear of the wonder fu skirt sale we are having in new arrivals? Nobody sells skirts in this town but me. Thanking one and all for past patronage, and trusting you will come and get one of these skirts-Nrs Warshagsky. Those Palm Beach two-piece Suits, the very latest fads-the Keep. Koo" for outing and summer wear, ranging in price from S4.50 10 Sl2.50, certainly embodg all the "niftest" ideas that sty lish suit of this character should have Get line on them before you buy Brandon, Baugh & Company.
 We have about 5000 tsh hooks Of di fferent sizes, and a few other odds and ends of our stock of fishing tackle which We will sell at less than cost, as we do not handle this line of goods any more and want to close it out. If you can use what we have MT. Merchant or MT. Fisherman, here is a chance 10 strike pay dirt - Land- yoigt & Vadakin, Newssi and
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05
ELKS LODGE NOTICE,

II ViaIil0G brethren cordially invited
 ahd will be welcomed
 EDWARD g0LES0N, Exalted Rulsr.
 !. K. BENSON, Secretary Pray for rain
 The weather is very warm.
 Wire " asle Baskets Newsstand. Bring yo.r pearls 10 Mrs. Warsbay, sky.
 See Weier for prick and concrete work
 New line 0fhce Supplies at News. stand
 Virginia csan'fy-cured hams at Lawrence
 Fresh yesetatIes swice.a. .we.< al Lawrenee's
 Everything for picnic luoches at Lawrence's
 Miss Marie Pet14s went To Hot Springs Tuesday
 Money 10 loan on improved farms. Tayior, knigAt & Co.,
 MT. A L. Grady went 10 Memphis yesterday on business.
 New shipment of Base Ball Goods just opened al the Newsstand
 Twelve-ounce Ice Tea Plumbers - Get them al the Racket Store
 For Taxi-Cal Rodney Wylds at Shields Drug StOrr. Phone l9 Judge $. Il. Mann went 10 Mem. phis, Monday, on legal business Don't all come al once, have d lot Of fine comb honey. G. W. Kirby Just received, lot of new music the very latest 0ut-at the Racket Store.
 Why not patrOnize hone industry? George Kirby has line comb honey at all times.
 Gall Miss Lerah Alley for White India Runner Duck Eggs, sl for F Phone 20l
 Needles and shuttles for all maKes of sewing machines at Fussel Graham Alderson Co.'S.
 MT. G. E Fisher, mine host of Jhe Fisher Hotel, went to Memphis on business yesterday
 See Lawrence for everything good and fresh in groceries Hen make the price 70 suit you.
 LOST-Ek watch cham, double Elk tooth with clock and -tar Liber al reward for return 10 Times office. [ MT. Al Tipipr, efficient manager for the Forrest City Manufacturing Con- pany, went to Memphis on business Wednesday
 MT. and Mrs. Potter, whC have been here on business since the death Of her mother, Mrs A. L. Beck, left Sunday evening for Irwin. Iowa, No man can work well with d tor pid liver or constipated bow Is. A few doses of PR1CKLY AsH BITTERs will quickly remove this condition and make work pleasure.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

Don't forget the Marriage of the Tots, Opera house, June 20
 Ice cream freezers and water cool CTS in all siz's at greatly reduced prices during June at Becker X Lewis,
 MT. c. s. Rice, genial manager of the Graham Farm, was mingling with friends in town Wednesday on busi- ness
 A B. Young, Of Horton, who l. one of our good colored friends, was in town Monday, and has our thanks for payment 0f subscription for another year.
 Nothing equal to PRICKLY ASH BIT- TIERS for removing that sluggish bilious feeling, so common in hot weather. It creates strength, vigor, appetite and cheerful spirits.
 WANTED Three women to work in Laundry white preferred. For rest City Steam Laundry, R.L. Scott, Manager.
 Last Friday MT. s P Mcdaniel, 1 while engaged in supervising the plum mbing Of Mir. A. D McDaniel's $ beautiful new home, had The misfor- to step on rusty nail which entered the ball of his foot, incapacitating him for duty. Dr. Pelton treated him promptly and Dad is still in the ring.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05
RuR-MY-TISM

Will cure your Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne. used in- formally and externally. Price 25c.
The Forrest City times., 1914-06-05

UCNt for
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-11
Read
these
questions
carefully;
they will
interest
You

Why is the sea so restless?
Why is sky blue?
Where is the breeze when
It is not blowing?
Why can't we see in the
dark?
Why does wood float?
Why does iron sink?
Why don't iron and steel
ships sink?
What makes a dog go round
and round before he lies
down?
Why does a hen cackle?
What happens when we
think?
What makes the noise when
q gun shoots?
What makes it day?
Where do tears come from?
Where do tears go?
Why does it hurt when I
cut my finger?
Why doesn't it hurt when !
cut my hair?
How does q key turn a lock?
How did man learn to light
a fire?
Why are some rugs so val
liable?
Where did bread originate?
How did money originate?
How does a bee make honey?
How does the gas get into
the gas jet?
Why do we dream?
Why does a ball bounce?
What makes it stop bounc-
ing?
These are a few
Of the many thousand
que stion S that are
answered by the Book
of Wonders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-11
Important
To Parents

While there is
nobook publish
ed that would
interest you
more than the
Book of Won
ders, none could
be placed in the
hands Of chill
dren that would
be more pleasing
or more helpful
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-18


that part of fractional S. E..
a of Section Ia, 17-14, ex-
cept 6.66 acres
Prewitt, 0. NJ, Banta's Subdivision of
Block %, Tract No. 8, Lot !:
South " of Lot 2
Personal Property -.
CELEXICO CITY DI
%lyea, N. j., Personal Property. :.
Ell CENTR
Armstead, G. D., Townsite of Ell Gen.
tro. Lot T. Block 8. .........
Personal Property ...... :.
Andrews, M. E., Lot II, Block 21. :. E.
Allen, Clarence W., Lot %, Block 46. :.
Allen, George W., Lot II, Block SO.
Brown, C. B., Lot 43, Block "a.
Blackington, J. c., Lots / and 2, Block
RS; R5;oI L9tS Ss 9 to r. inclusive
Beynon, G. G., Lots 10 and II, Block
as, Lot II, Block 40. .......
Bonkert, Frank, Lots 80 and 35, Block
l..........
Barnes. Peter, Lot 5, Block 46. 49,.
Cole, F. j., Lot A, Block %. 800. :.
Cleveland, N. ", Lot IL, Block SO. :.
Conkling, Nettie H., Mrs, Lots and
z. Block so. ................ :.
Personal Property
Conkling, M. W., Lots 13, IA and Is,
Block so Secures Possessory
Right East " of North "
of Tract 112, 1914; Not as
> sessed for 1912, Tract 1874,
1913, Volume 7, Page 1872.
Cole, j. E., Lot 19, Block 6........
Capps, Eugene E., Lots 8 and TO-,
Block 8.
Doe, John, Lot 18, Block 3. :.
Davel, w. G., Lot 8, Block 2. :.
Davies, R. NJ, Lot IL, Block So Sc
cures Possessory Right, East
20 acres of Tract "A, 1912. :.
Davis, Charles F., Lot 10, Block So. :.
Davis, H. F.. Lots Z and 8, Block AZ. :.
Eummelen. H., Lot 16. Block 81. 80. :.
Embefy, S. Harris. Lots 10 and 90,
Block 22. Secures Possessory
Right Northeast 4 of South
east Il and Lots 1 and 2 in
Section 5, 1912 and East "
of Northeast Il of Section 1S
and West " of Northwest ii
of Section II and South u of
Southeast II of Section 32.
Lot s in Section 80, and
Northeast Il of Southeast II
of Section 32, 1912, Volume
7, Page 81.
FL Centre Bottling & Ice Co., North
" of Lots IL and 10, Block
q
Personal Property.
FL Centre Land Co., Lots l and 2,
BLOCK z .................
Lots and 9, Block 26. -. ;.
Lot 33, Block 81; Lots 9 and
10, Block AZ.
rertlg, Ada L.. Lot 13, Block 3.
freeman, Harold S., Lot 19, Block %
davidson. Chas. H., Lot 8, Block 6.
rorree, Olga b., Lot z, Block 21.
Giiiiam, Atheas, Lot 80, Block 3.
gillian, Oscar, Lot 36, Block 3.
Iarren, j. R.. Lots A to AZ, inclusive
IN Block g..
Personal Property ~
Gibson, Elizabeth NJ, Lot 3. Block 1a
Guyer, II. S., Lot 80, Block "a
t1r,oer' .. D., Lot 16, Block 40.
nelms, A; d., Lot z, Block 2.
rriuston' 5; A., Lot 2, Block 41.
nodges, Albert, Lot 35, Block 3. .
HolIord;, W. M, Lot IL, Block d. -
in,artzeil, Seth, Lots / and 2, Block s
Hightower, Mary E., Lot 16. Block 1a
uuer, ua, "A; D., Lots 80 and 33, Block rs. .
marcy, H.. Lot 8, Block 81.
nelme, M. e., Lot 10, Block ~
move, 4. II. q Sons. Lot 9. Rlock d0
r. Personal Property .......
Hayes, j. H., Lot IS, Block as.
Ipunaway, Samuel w., Lot 13, Block I'll
imperial Valley Bee Keepers Associa
ton, Lot /, Block 40. ~.
Johnson, Earnest, Lot 40, Block 2.
Jenkins ). c., f i " of Lot 8, Block
..........., .......
tension, A. M. Lots 8 and 10, Block
%
Jenkins, Dudley L., Lot 6, Block 46. !
Julian, J. NJ, Lot z, Block So. ......l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
HOPES To
MEET DORSEY
THIS WEEK
Detective, Winding Up Work on
Frank Case, Also Expects In
teryiew With ConIey Soon,

William j. Burns has laid mis- plans
for The weeks work in the Frank
case In brief, his efforts will be di-
fected toward obtaining conferences
with the principal forces Of the pros
ecution.
First Of all, he will seek audience
with Solicitor Dorsey as soon as
practicable or, az Mr.. Buns said
Monday
"As soon as Mr. Dorsey is able to
drop his business for conference
with me
Afterward he will visit Newport A.,
l.anford chief OF city detectives. John
Black the headquarters detective'
chief Beavers, and probably Jim Con-
ley. II is likely an effort win be made
TO arrange, through Conley's attor-
ney. for an interview with the negro.
The attorney, It is stated, offers now
no formidable obstacle
Burns spent most of Sunday IN con-
ference with his lieutenants, Dan Lee
bon and Guy h Biddinger of New
Orleans The conference was contin-
ued Monday, and call for informa
ton brought the reply that Mr. Burns
was very busy"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
PRESIDENT AIDS
NINE. CAILLAUX
AS WITNESS
Poincare Swears Minister Threat
ened to Kill CaImette if Let
tiers Were Published.
speeIal Cable 70 The Atlanta eeoraIan.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georeian.
PARIS, April 6.-President Pom
care, Of France, in a deposition Whlch
will be read at the murder trial OF
Nine Henriette CaillauX has borne
out the testimony of the woman that
she shot Castor Calmette, editor or
lie Figaro, to prevent her husband
Joseph CailiauX, former Minister OF
Finance, from being murderer.
In the deposition which was made
yesterday by President Poincare and
made public to-day, the French En-
ecutive swore that CaillauX called
upon him on the day Calmete was
assassinated and told him that if Cal
mette published certain letters in his
possession, he (CaillauX) would shoot
the journalist
Fresh interest was aroused in the
Calmette murder BY the unprece
Gented action Of NJ, Poincare and
when his deposition is read into the
testimony il will be the first time
President OF France ever has testified
at a murder trial
although the President is sup
posedly hostile to Caillaux it is he
lievcd he will probably be utilized by
counsel for Nine CaillauX to show the
desperate state of her mind on the
day she killed Calmette.
Public Prosecutor Fabre. who was
deposed from Office as a result of the
Rochette scandal. which came 10 tae
surface following the assassination Of
NJ. Calmette denied that he had been
removed from his post.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-06
Atlanta Flag Made
For Shrine Display
To Grace City Hall

When it was found that Atlanta
had no city flag that could be used in
decorating the City Hall for the
Shriners, Contractor V. w. Shepard
and Custodian j. M Shearer put
heads together and originated hand
some design. The new flag has been
accepted by Mayor woodward and
will be displayed in a number Of du-
plicates among those that will deck
the city's building next month. 1t
adopts the phenix design used in the
city seal.
Contract for the decorations was
awarded last week to Mr. Shepard. It
calls for use of the Shrine colors-
red, yellow and green--in combination
with United States flags and the city
flag The original flag design of the
Shriners will be displayed among
these A panorama oil painting
showing caravans crossing the desert
with pyramids and Sphinx in the dis
lance, will be hung across the front Of
the building.
The illumination of the City Hall
will be made permanent. This install
lation will cost 1880. lncandescent
globes will be strung on wires under
the lodges and cornices and around
the windows. so that by turn of the
switch the whole structure can be
Illuminated