The Forrest City times. [volume], August 30, 1907, Image 8

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J. a. waterman. e ti>sELL
The New Meat Market.
Having purchased ti e gr- eery st.ck of Mr. W. C Houston, and
leased the building on the iv rthwest corner of Washington and
Jackson street*, former y occupied by him we have ojwm d a tirst
class meat market. We will »;>o continue to handle shelf grocer
ies and suj.pi; y r ne Is in fre>h Reef. Mutton. Veal. I'ork and
Poultry, Fresh ( ;ntry Erodu - -mdi as Rutter. Eggs. Vegetables,
Etc., and such gam< in «ea«r a-the law permits. We Invite a
.iberal share c f y r pannage promising t» give your commis
sion* our very t*"-: efT. rt*.
J. A. Waterman & Go.
Telephone 71.
W. T. Sanders
—IiEALEli IN
Dry Goods,
Groceries. Queensware, Tinware
and Glassware. * : • :
Solicits Your Trade for 1907
A 1 :si 1 .< . experience of sixteen years in Forrest Hty has
familiarized me wit): the n >nt< and needs of the citizens of this
county, ami I have made it a study to please my patrons. With
integrity of p .rj - and a detem ination to succeed by sel.ing hon
est merchandise a* honest |»ric< s, 1 have the satisfaction of a lib
eral patronage.
I-adi» s w ill be pleased 1<> see my line of seasonable
I »i'f " and 1 >ry Goods.
Telephone ."4. 114 N. Front St. Free Delivery.
FOK11KST CITY. AHK.
SUPPLY
Your Summer Wants
BY BUYING
Screen Doors and Windows,
Oil and Gasoline Stoves,
Water Coolers,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Ice Picks and Tongs,
Lemon Squeezers,
Lawn Mowers,
As well as every requisite that makes
liot weather eomfortable from.
W. F. KLOTZ,
'• 1 he Hardware Man,”
20S Jackson St., Forrest City. Ark.
1 f its s. ire!tiit.tf p d to eat that you First C lass
are looking I<-r either served , r
muijuAiniir Short-Order
JOHN MALOUF. Restaurant
Fresh Fancy and Family Groceries,
Fruits, Confections. Nuts. Cigars, etc 11 ( onm‘tllon
Telephone No. 206 LllDlllFS Of dll KllldS,
|—■ —. — I New f ixtures
ERNEST F. CARSON
■Art shc Berber end flair Dresser
S .ep n Kr .'..re B lltllDq.
Hot and Cold Eaihs and ni up-to-date Treatments of
the Face : id Scalp.
Your Patronage Solicited.
NkW Tuts |- New Methods
HANNA AND 6 HURT
1 CAR DRIVEN BY LATE SENATOR S
GRANDSON HITS WAGON.
FIVE BURIED IN THE DEBRIS
The Injured Are Rescued After Half
Hour's Work Near Sea
bright, N. J.
New York. N Y—A-touring far
driven bv Carl Hanna, son of I>an
Hanna, and loaded with nine of his
friends, trashed into a butcher s (art
wh;!*- dash ru; from Seabright to As
bury Park a’ daybreak Sunday morn
ing Seven occupants of th* aitorm
bile were injured: live, including Mr
Hanna w ere pinned b* neath the ov r
turned wreck of the machine for haif
an hour. The four men of the butch
er's <art. although flung fifty fe«: into
a churchyard by the impart of ba
nishing car. were not seriously hurt.
The members of tin- Hanna party are
Carl Hanna chest crushed by
broken wheel and ankle sprained
Miss Hath Sega. Asbury Park, an
kle sprained, head cut and neck
gashed.
Henry Sega, her brother, uninjured.
Vivian Carmichael, sprained wrist
anil ankles
Cyril Carmichael Lis brother, legs
sprained, wrist and ankles and ribs
crushed.
<'■ • . i' - isoil
and on*:- rib broken, shoulder blade
broken.
VVallac- Robertson, New York. I* tr
am! Le-ad cut.
M : unit
I jured.
The acci lent came at the end of
a grand Lai! g v<-n by young Hantia
and his step-fat!:- I'd K. Stiilip. at
Pannaci's hotel, Seabright, N. ,L, to
hull' a hundred w* althv friends.
AMERICAN LOST IN ALPS.
Francis MacMd'sn, of Yvette Guh
bert s Farty. Misses Way.
N**w York— Samuel K. MarMil
len. formerly i Chicago newspa
per man, h r row a r- -blent of this
city, has r«-ceiv< d a cable uram from
Marienbud 1 that his brother.
Fiumi- Mai Mila ; a ynima Amet ■ m
violin.,-it. has o-.-en lest in climbiny
.Mt. liiane, in the Alps.
Cl,a: !• - Mhi M h n. also a broth* r
of th< :: \ i- ! ni-t arrived here
from Ikmai'D Saturday. He saw his
brother .is-' : • t* i-atiiua. He wn
wi’h a jury of three who announced
tli*. ir inie.itisn of climbing Mt. Hianc.
and It is beli* red tin y wer. vv>th Ira.
when In lost his way. They wer*
Yvi'i ■ ! a i tii- French actress,
i■ ! : . . b ml, and Madam, Vat.
In!;.
The n, •.■ iman is 22 y* ars <>'1
H left Arnei i* a last May. He was a
na ive oi Marietta. O.
BALL FAN GOES CRAZY.
; Milwaukee Boy Develops Mania From
Following National Game.
Milwhu ,ee W is "liasehall crazy”
is the diatnosis nf the troubles affect
in it W'al: r Kunciu, under arrest on a
charge m' be ins; a vagrant and a men
ace to the community.
He i~ 1'* ' • nis old and lias been a
follows r i 11.. tain-- 11:i lie was a
melt infio Too .—ri<»u., altention to
tie mime is believed to have prove 1
his un loins when he b- a' his motii
er and 1<>< ■ -i himself in a hallway ai
her lions- the dimut was readied
A polie -man wa called and found it
neeessai itti loor t>< hind
which 11 • ’■ youret, man was concealed.
ANT|.FLIRTING LAW PASSED.
South Dakota Town Council Adopts
Stringent Measure,
Highmore. S It Th*» common
council lias pim.~ed an ordinance pro
hibiting iiml* ami ft n all- persons
1'iom loit m : * n the s'* p* of any
church. public Iniilliny or door
wa; of at'.' store* for tie purpose of
ur.iui, •‘i'll!-: c.iii'li * r ; a nuts, or
1<>*i ns <n •ct.- all* . s *r vacant
lots oi other obsciir.- places, for tbp
purpose of Hilling in the e\*ning.
it will im unlaw till lor parents or
guardians o” otb*M p' 'sons bavins
tnino: - ami* tln ir < ui'rol to know
Ingly permit them to vi-date this or
dinatice.
$12,000,OCO IN ROLLING STOCK.
I
New Haven Road Spe-ri.' Pcrtune on
Its Traffic Improvements.
\t iv Haven, 1 ’own —T«e!v< m |1 .*•
tl' ii. is in ii' v !•. lit; • -■ „ \ has he,.n
m dm d h> ill' N"\v liana ■ ad to be
di ii'.' nil in the • w a: s.
i In ord r inviiii.t ii_i 1, lamiotivos.
most ut 1 hem of a : • w and lari.er
t.-pe ihaa any in on the road’
T 'mi :bi lain and r> ; _• a . cars. 10 .
np-to date pass, nm-i e •,, ; pi j»U|t
man parlor ear- and two palaiial
siaterooni liopii.p ea
Nurses Rescue f'r.t ents.
Middh' ovn. N \ 1".■ t Inoke out
hi tile Tlr. all he- al la :»• and Anhui
Thomley, an • i. . was fatally
burned. \ dozen v. • <■ >_ *. • ; - s din
w> i k in i ■ s» . ,ip Jo pa
tieil.s.
M ssot’r. Eng.-eer i\ ed.
1 a i oil Mo i1 ! i S :. a n i n
itint- r-on th« K • \ 1- and railroad, .
who form- \ 1 i\ l n ... ph jj0
was ktiled n w: - , live mile- w. ■;*
ui fce • He . v.iui by a wif.
Wild tin .e ehild: t li.
METHOD IN HIS SOLICITUDE.
Willie's Deep Interest >n Playmate'*
Health Explained.
This story is we!] in keeping with
the spirit of the ag-e says th<* New
York Tribune. A Hror.x man tells It
about his little boy. The neighbor s
young hopeful was very ill. and Willie
and the other youngsters in the block
had been asked not to make ar> noise
in the streets. The neighbor's bell
rang one day and she op« r. i it to find
Willie standing bashfully cc h> r front
stops.
“How ts he to-day?' he inquired in
a shy whisper.
•‘He's better, thank you. d-ur and
what a thoughtful child jou are to
come and ask.”
Willie stood a moment on rr.e font
and then burst forth again, i ai orful
sorry Jimmy g sick "
The mother was j rof.-un 1'" ’ ;ohed.
She could find tio further w rds to
say. but simply kis.-> d him M de s'ill
bolder by the caress. Wliiie began to
bark down the steps, repeating at in
terval his s"" wr for 1 > p‘ ymate 3
illness At the 1. " -ru sot. he halted
and looked op. * If Jimn y should die,”
ho asked, ‘ kin 1 have his drum?”
FOR SELFiSH ENDS.
The Efforts Ee.-ig Made by the Ameri
can Medical Association.
The Political active v of the Ameri
can Medical Associate m has b > ime
so pronounced as to ■ tent
in i litical cir ■ s t - .ul.y as the
the avow> i i urpose ot t .-• la>ct' s of
the ' ih -uia:" < : Vh. a'i:i< fc‘ aool, of
which the Assodadi.n :- chi ay com
r sed, is to seem is ; e of h
laws as will not only \ . .. at the
salt) of so-cah 1 • pate-nt- »:•■ iidr.es,
hut will restrict the practice . f medi
cine and healing '•> th- i> Is" now
recognized. This In many a. .» ■■ lid
prevent the a:, -.tug of Os
teopathy, and in n a:... e very state
would prevent the l.'-ai- . - of the
Christian S- it nee and nn n:.-;l s ience
ii'M'if iron; : - -i /s'. - a
in which the faith of so many intelli
gent people is so iirndy rooted.
The American Mi di a Association
has a "Cummif.- on Legislation,”
and the comm:'1." h:.s correspond
ents in pm tl.all. <■■ ■ ry tev. t - hip —
si me 1C,1 I'11 t' rrt spot.d'n*s in all.
This commit '■ a: 11.. las: . ion of
the Ann rk a:. ■'■ a! A - >.ratios
1' Id in June t f t.. - . .r < \ i a
hope tha: ... : • . • •- ot
cian- than i :. ■')’.! offer t hem
s' Ives as • i d.itm : Congress at
ti '- hist i . ,i .: >. in . annual
I r. port tin-- 1. . .. if : .. i t
th" growing th n..r ;s ,d tio- move
ment, lif-v.. vt -. j if the
work of act.'.e ] • n in State
legislation is v,:.d* .'.t- a larger
clerk al fou-e must - i
This is almost th- : - in the
history of the Unhid S'a' - 'hat any
organizi i class has ft '-.a avow.-d
tho purru se of capturing k-Msiatures
and domi-Kiting leg -la •. ;u their
own selfish in-t resis.
The Ann :m an Medical A sneiation
has about 05,000 members of whom
117,000 are fully constituted mem
bers’ and the rest are member- be
cause of their aftiiiatn n wh suite i-r
local societies. The Association owns
real estate in Chicago valued at $111,
7S1.91 and ns to'al assets an- J.’.'i,
.)C7.sr>, Its liabilities, at the time of
the annual report which was made at
the June meeting, amountt 1 to only
$hl,90G. 1 he >: • - of a-se's over
liabilities i inert a :ng at tin rati of
about $110,000 a year, and the purpose
of liie organization is to d niina o
the field of med: •• . , ai-d . . rushing
ail competitions b> sc J • the pas
sage of prohibitive ' .rj. :1. compel
all of the peopl- of tin United States
to p y a doctor s i t ev : y time the
most simple retni-d" is ?n -. ik.-d.
PUT IT IN GOOD LIGHT.
One Comforting Thcug • n *' e Death
of the Chickens.
A lady who had • t.riy moved to
the suburbs was \ ;-y f ind of lo r first
brood of chirk* ns (f .ing out on- :if.
r. rtn on §h< th* l : in
charge of her . mht ar-oid boy. I>...
fiu o her rt tun; a iu I* r * - :,i . nu o
up. The youngs er lot-ant th*- chicks
during the storm, ml wa- dismayed
alter it passed in find that half of
them had b<--n di wned Tic ugh
fearing the wrath to con.. . h. f „Ught
best to make a clean 1 •• of the
calamity, rather than leav. it to be
discovered.
".Mamma.” he said rontjio-’v when
his mother had r. dm ; d ;■ , ;x
of the i hick.ms .,••• d .d
' 1 his sixt
How did tic > d o" '
1 he |. ' v s-c \Y * . 5 .1 , ,,
I '' 111 -1 • h ■ ■ < <
he said -Han
Bobbin Beys- V*,-sres.
Ji din 1 L< • ■ f ,it
American Federal:>•: : l..: - deliv
ered recently an add res- *, -;
Turning to t . , .
the strik. q mst v sa,,j;
I remember i strik o‘ bol
.bays, a just stiik, and en.- that sue
e, ed, <1 Th, . - ; •, d tj . ir
bsbt weil even bu-liaatlv Th is the
day tiny turned ,. ji ;n
tie spinning i . • : , ; th. • ■ mployers
ni'i! ;i ur♦-lt i ■ : 1 ii..~ ih. d with
the U: ds
The w; v.g.d - n d, .•>. t,„t the
wa£'s of the bobbin boys i worse.’ -
Peculiar Medical Re-edy.
n>n '' on a
P' ••-an in a s>. • v: ■ that tho
mat, died from , w.ng too many
j’Ue s waich he was u usiom-d to
lake in common with a 1 tho peasants
Ul li-.it ui-lti^t wheLtvei lie lvlt lib
Jaukm Fcsseil, J. T Fondp.en N. K
President. Cashier. Vice-P^J^
THE BANK
-• -O F
Eastern Arkansas
Is fully equipped to do a General Rankin* Busin**
Sol cits tt.e accounts of Corporations. Finns and Individual* **
DIRECTORS.
James Ftbbell, of Fussell-Graiiam-Alderson Co.. Fon*stni
John W. Alderson. of Fussell-Graham-Alderson Co., ^
A Recker, of Becker & Lewis, Forrest Citv r
John W. Naylor, Capitalist and Planter, Forrest Citv
T. < . Folkrk. Jr., of T. C. Folbre. ,ir..& Co., Forrest citv
A J, Vai i ah", "f A. J. Vaccaro Sc Co., Forrest t itv! arJ'
E. P. TA'i lor. of Taylor, Kni*ht Sc Co.. Forrest City
N. \V. Norton. Attorney. Forrest City.
S. H. Mann. Attorney, Forrest City.
Capital Stock $30,000, Surplus $30.Odd,
Undivided Profits SB,OOO.
Will extend to patrons every accommodation consistent withaaf*
Rankin* Principles.
Safely Deposit Vaults for Customers.
•—
Contractor
^ Builder.
Plan?- and H -timates on all classes of Buildings
and Repair* cheefully furnished upon applica
tion, and first-class service guaranteed.
Corn- .'pond -nee invited, and gilt-edge
: references furnished. :
Don’t forget Ahlstedt.
Telephone No. 155.
L. R. GROBMYER,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
4(2?ily Meat Market^
West Side North Washington Street.
Keepe Fresh Meats of all kinds and Game In season. Buys and sells
Live Stock. paying the Highest Market Price for Hotjs aud
Cattle. Your trade and inquiries solicited.
thk pearl cafe.
»•1 ch brothers, Props. | Ll^
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
\ complete line of Fivrli Fsnev Groceries. Fruits,
^ Nuts. ( on lections. Cigars and Tobacco.
i-?“iour patronage is respectfully solicited.
Call, or Phone No. 191.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
The biggest and best line of BOOKS ever
shown in Forrest City or any other town of its size,
may now be seen at
THE, NEWSSTAND
We also carry a complete stock of
Stationery, Games, Blank Books, Novelties,
Desk furnishings and Office Supplies
if you cannot find what you want elsewhere, try
THE NEWSSTAND
LANDVOIGT VADAKIN
South Side of Ra.lroad Phone
Always Remember the Full
Laxative gromo Quinine
Cares a Cold in One Day, Crip in Two*
on Box. 25c, J