The Forrest City times. [volume], July 15, 1910, Image 2

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uKNDUOIOT a JRDR<!N,
Editor* and Publisher*
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Obo Tra-. !: r - t M r• • * * Tsrt*
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State Ticket
F r Governor
GEORGE W f« 'NAGHEV
F r Secretary ' State
EA f.L W H<>I*,E>
f r State A - lit: r
JOHN R. JOBE
, F.r Attorney Genera
HAL L NORWmoI*
F r State Treasurer
JNO W CR»> KETT
For Asocia'e J-stice -,pren.e b -ft
W F KIRBY
For Mate Land Commiss*. ner
R. G. DYE
Superinter, JeDt of Put ic Instruction
GEO. B COOK
For Connci*t>i:ner ? Mines Man-'ac
t.;e> and Agr.c_.t-re
FRED H. PHILLIPS
For Congress— First Idstrict
R. B MACON
For Rad road Commission Northeast
District
GEORGE W BELLAMY.
For Circ-it J _dge 1st J -dicia District
H N HUTTON*
For Prosec-ting Attorney First J.di
cia District
R. J. WILLIAMS
For State Senat r. TJd Senatcria. Dis
trict
J M McBEE
County Ticket.
F r Representative
H. BEECHER LEWIS
F:r C unty .1 udge
E. A ROLFE
Vjt County < ierk
T. ( MERWIN
F r1 ire .it < .erk
R W PAYNE
F r sheriff
GEORGE Fi. MALLORY
For County Treasurer
•I. B. TERRY
F r A '-esvjr
JOHN* W. HALL
F r Surveyor
G. W CHRISTIAN*
For Corner
F. P. T(»I»I >
Madison Township
F r Magistrate
E. TURLEY,
DEVINE CARR.
.1 NO M BROWN. Sk
For ( •n-tai. e
.1 F ST< •< KARD
Ml MM vv Mil li K.
N t having been - f r the pa
few day-. I determined Monday t g
to II t springs h.r ten days r iw
week-, where J believe 1 wi. lie c< u.
pleteiy and permanently res'ored :
good health. Inti .is.- nnecti n 1 wan
to say that ( Land', jigt and "m
buys'' in the office, wiii have ciiarg
of the business and wil. u- g ad t
serve you in any way they cansati
factory to your desire for any kind u
job or book printing, advertising v
mechandise in our ine, and i wii
Certainly appre date any business gi vei
them during n.y .i isence They wi
give your orders the n. -• car. f .. an.
painstaking attent in and guarante
it to be .s’ right in every respect
I hope tlie p ib.ic wi. c ntinuet giv
“The* »!d Reliable' a.i.ra. patr nag
and whenever we can serve y i ii
any .egltima’e wav, we are m st hap
piiy, Yours t.. .• min.and.
K L YADAK1N
Forrest 1 V v •'> it -in
N •' ti at M -mp i> i-. inter- 'led 11
g-_ 1 road' ead : _■ int Memj :.i' i
\v iUitl tie 'a , - -r rk a11'a' V■. * t
geti.tr and j • t r i a ( gr«-" *
the i Mi itar. 1: n i in trav- in,
condition. 1 enne»ve ••.nure"mei
will help.
The whole wor i is cordially invitet
to come to Forrest City and partak
of the finest of barbecued 'boat
beeves, siieep, squirrels. p»os»utn, c--.i
or any and everything else good to ea
on August Dth. and also tlie “leas
of reason and how of soul" which ns i
flow front the lungs of the grea
speakers of tl.e da} to t<e announce!
later Nothing like it in magnitudi
and splendor has ever been attempted
in Eastern Arkansas Ijefore. and yoi
will be as welcome a» the sunshine
Don’t miss it—and don't bring any
thing with you but your appetite
your good humor and your family
Forrest City is going to "bring th<
world'’ to St. Francis county on Aug
18. It will be a gala |day jong to t*
remembered pleasantly.
Mr. John Grobmyer west down t;
Marianna Tuesday to ride ti.eir goa
Jn the tirst degree of Eikdom. H<
was accompanied by his friend. Mr
Scott Kirkpatrick, traveling salesmar
for Orgill Bros . Memphis.
BIG BARBECUE
AUGUST 18TH
Stuart Springs to i>e Scene of Mon
ster Feast and Good Roads
Demonstration.
EVERYBODY INVITED AND URGED
TC* l.ni TO FOULS? or? C« 'BAT SAT 0*
r ATS FAIT ALE OF A FtAST FTT FOI
A l.»C A»S LLAI* BO* TO
KTILD 66M BO ASS
I ’.- Wa\ - and Means Com-1
?: itt<— Laving in liar*’- iL
prelirrjinary step? of arrant
ing d- r the Big Barbecue an i
G >d R ad? Rally t > b*- held
here on Thursday Augu?t
Dth. hr-ld a meeting at the
rooms of the Forre?t Club
last Saturday evening, as per
announcement in last -
Times.
Th*- meeting wa- wrll at
tended and much enthusiasm
war manife?ted. The com
mittee reported that nearly
all of the *100<J a?sessed. had
been collected, and that
everyting pointed to a most
successful culmination to
their efforts when the Big
Doing? are pulled off next
month.
(. hairmaii M. B. Norfleet
of the Club's Good Roads
j Committee, appointed Judge
E. A. Rolfe. Mr. S. B. Trapp.
Mr. E Roleson and Mr. Jno.
W Abler son. a committee to
have full charge of the final
arrangements for the Barbe
cue. they to have full power
to -ee to all details, make
all contracts, appoint sub
committees. arrange program
and make all arrangements
a- they see fit.
There is now no doubt that
the Barbecue and Good
Road- Rally will be one of
the higge-t and most enjoy
able affair- ever pulled off in
St Fran ris c< unty. and tin
g< "d citizens of Forrest City
intend todo themselves proud
in making their guest.- on
that occasion feel at home.
• eat their lill and enjo\ them
selves as never before, and a1
. the same time instill as mud
as they ran J the G< d lb ad
spirit Cnto their minds and
hearts
And in this movement
* every citizen can help—and
especially the ladies— and tin
. help of the-e latter both a
r organizations and individual
r is earnestly s<dicited.
Let's everybody get t<>
get her. get busy, and rnakt
1 August 1-. l'.'lo. a date lone
to be remembered in out
city - history.
BLT LI > GOOD R( >AI>>
H -e where it; this i*>ue n a> he see!
an • rdma:. >, . .i--. • hj the city c un
cil a’ i’> last meeting and which fixes
the .icei.v >.-•_> f r . kin is : privi
’■g>- >■’..■ it > ite an intert'tii.i.
i item i inf r :.ati r • :ht ; a .lie. anc
I we U-.ieVt general.v dte fair •
- ah c i. cr.’.e i There ar- per..a; - tw
; t hr* e ile a.- tl.at '»• r P : ■ r ' g.
•" hih p -tii.g and di-trii u:.g f r in
» stance ami th ugi. »e c hi-- Mt
i. t p sled U" t- the me a e in ti.
severa: .ines. it d -es i. t »e> m t
* that a bid p-.-ter in F rrest City
could very we afford to pay i~S> pei
■ year f rthe privilege, even if it was
1 an exclusive one, wuieh it isn't. < >n
• the other land, we understand that
; the license fees for street fakers have
i been reduced. At least they are nom
inal now . and have heretofore beer
! considered prohibitive. The counci
fixes saloon icenseut ami should
1 saloons again be opened in Forrest
1 City, or if there sho-ld be five of them
| as heretofore, the revenues from this
' privilege alone would swell the city's
•; coffers with the neat little sum of
i 10.000.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Green, and
' sweet little daughter, of Round I'ond.
were in the city Sunday enroute t
Springfield. Missouri, where Mrs.
Green and the little girl went on a
visit to relatives and friends Mr.
Green expected to return in a week
or ten days, while Mrs. Green will re
for a longer visit. We wish them a
pleasant trip,
i
Avoid the discomforts of hot weather
by wearing a Mohair Suit
The Schwab Mohair two-piece suit is the logical Hot Weather garment—light in weight— ,
cool—comfortable—serviceable, and—through the efforts of the skilled Schwab tailors—
stylish and perfect fitting.
Moha'r—as many cf ycu knew s a rarr c sc ccn- and cxpcr mtnv There s an art n the ta.ioring cf these
strutted that it forms a seres of a r ce..s. Tre<-e cells by sets and that the sit led Schwab ta.lors have perfected
perm tt ng a continuous circulation cf a r procuce the ccc th s art ,s well ev denced n the up-to-date stvlc and superb 1
comfortable feeling so much ce* red curing the warm fit cf the r product.
weather.
These suits are serviceable Suitable for all occasions
The Schwabs place the imported moha r cloth through These suits, which are certain to please the most par
a special process (similar to waterproofing) which strength- ticular anc c.scrm nat ng men. can be worn on all oc
ens its wearing qualities and prevents t from ccckl ng casions.
or wrinkling. This, combined with the fine tailoring, in- We ofier a large variety of nobby patterns for your
sures exceptionally good service and enables us to guar- ^election.
antce everv mohair suit bearing the Schwab label to give \r . ,
, , . Very economical
absolute satisfaction. -— -
Up.to-d.te in .tyle - perfect in fit wit, .re n« «;*.»•:.«. The .onccrful pros
—1- — ■ ■ -- — — ress mace in the ta .oring of these garments has enabled us
The mohair suit is the result of many years of study to ofier them at prices within the reach of ail.
Step into the store and let us show you these suits;—try one on;—note
how light and ^comfortable it feels;—enjoy its actual coolness;—you’ll
wonder how you have withstood the hot weather so long without one.
Fussell-Graham-Alderson Company
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I.IMH1 KoUIS.
Tlie News-Sci itar ii • nt ii .
I ii the (■ i I; -ads M veine:.’ ;ti
| Tennessee, concludes.
'And while building r a> and en
■ .ra^ii.o their bui.din»r tlie >; :.ynx
T tfeniu- of progressive Me-..phis
should not inimu’ab.y t . w the ex
ample i f i’> ancient pr t type on ti e
Nile by lo.kinkt unchatnjeab.y ' war i
the east: because from tneeas’ o me>
J only a »raa.. par- d the city’s com
merce. To the west and at her very
doors the way is impenetrable thr uc..
! the rieli a. jv;al lands and aim -•
primeval forests. Tie-e and- have
. neen arifely rec airre-d : y • :.e ji.dinj
f levees and the excavating f larwe
drainage ditches: but mere is i. way
d reaching *r.-e:n exceptih,; .. .er t..e
• railroads.
•.Memphis s;. ..*1 enc irage t: I a
si'- in b .1 ding r ads radiating in'
ti.e we'*. Ti.e .d military r.ad built
by Andrew Jackson. • v-r which ti.e
live Indian frities were transported
into ti.e west, could tie mod-rni/.- i a’
a comparatively small expens- Tim
riglit of way .el *ng' t tlie general
government aim s’ due west aer "
| ti.e bottom for tbirtv-seven , . t - t
j Crowley Ridge. This w mid pen uj
a miry r great richness
••Then good roads w .1 1 para .
the levee' up and d wn the river, and
‘ in time other r -ad' ed in until ti.e
So Francis lmttom w . d b- a perfect
spider’s w< in a
mens? is:n w i.. s • n tie a veritable
hind flowing with milk and honey,
iand its surpl .s pr--duets will find a
market in Memphis It» produefiv
P .ssibilities are inca.culahie. and
wiien the fa't disappearing timber i
removed tiiis vast s.; ,pe will tie peopled
wi'ii c...’i\ators f the soil, whose
rich Iv recompensed .at.- r will aggre
gate aii accumulation of wealth ’i.a’
w; 1 enrich ur sister state
Ti.e i»e ipl- f H ie-ri. Arkarisa
are anxious tc reach us and trade
with ..s and are making every elf r*
pen c.cnmmicati riwiti. .' \er
go l roads The. s! 1 be enc ■
• ged and met :.a.f wav to Me hi
> ' i** i‘ i. • in*tr* * :
The : mili'ary r i i ,-n . f irs
’* Ct- li.- ri • -r r a i h M -e - ■
- .. . i. ..-e w hicii cad' t tie —
: i Ige a’ Madi- r. : ' r
F : rest city. ■: "c - t1 e •- .— a a •
tut gu L'Al.g i •• ti ' ’ an 1
..enc- .,n west Tic-c r id- are in
i ref tv fair c ndi* :• i. And ait:
M. it ary 1; ad made : a-'- t i' w _ . 1
I ■ n -p a trade and c untry • in.-a -
c- ab.e value n • -my • Mem; L,>.
! r to F rre>f < ity and Ka'terr.
A rkansi'
Ti.e city j* making a mistake in a.
wing frame building's, even though
(covered with galvanized r other iron
'licetiug. r I* erected within the tire
limits, it wou d tie much wiser, much
better for tlie property owner and ad
‘hers interested and safer, saner arid
less hazard us. if the authorities
would require buildings to ije built
according to the specifications of the
city’s laws. The trouble is that to be
fair, if the privilege is granted to ene
citizen it must L* granted to any
! (ther citizen, and so if granted at all.
there is no use to have the ordinance
and it might as well be repealed and
wiped off the books.
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Kl’.enburg and
sen. Clarence, of ( olt were here to
| Jay.
Iti 'i.e pr eedir.gs f 'i.e F rrest
Cub’s regular meeting held last
Tuesday night :.ention i* made f
!he Ladies' e;ule» ari l the ladies gen
era y f tl - c ty re ; ue»'-'! '
co- perate with ti.e c.uo in ti.e C •
Loads Lal y, and especially in 'i.e
w.-rk t cleaning up and dec rating
the city ljef< re tl.a* <ccasi ,-n. I' i«
t ■ ;>e ed ri.a? ti.e u ■ i . idles !
ti.e ti:y : ay indue*’ : '. end ’i.ei:
aid at. 1 inffuence t t:.)» can-e. f :
with ti.eir l.e.p ti.e ah air can tr
made an even grander ar.d m. re en
; joyaide affair'i.an .' <• .. i {> — iL1 y
be cc he raise
CLUB S NAME CHANGED
l»«M»»ter» Oi uani/ation Hereafter in In
Known Inrn-'I ( it} Ku*ine**
Men** t lull.
The i • rrest * . .b ;:.r* in reu a:
*e**i n at iT* c.r m* T..e>daj
nitfht. President J. S Siiie’.ds pre
siding In ca in,? the meeting t
•rder the president slated tha* it* ob
ieCt was "C ; FI La is
Messrs Nay 1 r and Trapp, f tin
Co *i Hoads < mmi:tee rej»-r’e : thai
they have g wen twenty-three tea :.'
to work i ad when the guverrmen'
emrineer takes charge ■' *he exper.
mental road.
Mr Uo.e- n to. : the -,ub ai> u*.
action which was taken at the ( bn.
mittee reetinu >n Saturday. .1 uiy 10
Mr. i »*e s-jpfi;e.'tedt:.at the na.n.t
Forrest 1 .1 be el it. • 1 t F rresl
City F-iusine** Men - < ul an i :n n.
ti .n i.y him >ec nded by Mr. M
li'ii.i* * he ■ .h v .ted unar.im..-' y
• ■ ’..e • ar.ue ' e I
n a' h.i r i't re: air mu
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* • • **- a? « u " r ‘T . Li. '* f K
M • ;. • - i a . .adies
s arid adies f Forrest City t*
' • -•. : -rat- :n * • •: <. j
ii -ad' Pa • at: i • • - in. '• :• n it'i : >
Mr 1 ."e. t: . *:.n wa* earri- 1.
M • T :i . ed • at ah j r pery
•vners f ■ • _■;*} l»• .. inested t
i.-.ve their premi'e' cleaned up an i
1 for Seconded y Mi
P vie with in amendment asking that
-lid w r- !. r e lief re 'lie Co :
Hoads Ha. y. (. arried.
Preside?)' Shield* app inted as a
s licit in* c nominee. Messrs H besom
Trapp and ii y *•.
Meeetim? adjourned.
Are \ . thinking about the oppor
tune)' which i'at i.and for Forrest
» ity to m- .re free p'-s’a. delivery and
a government building? I* will be a
rea disaster if we fail to take advan
tage of it It may n t su easy an
other year a.-it is this. Just a little
sj^cia attenti on on the part of the
business men alone will make it pos
sible. and an united effort of ail the
people, even though that effort is
sma whl make it a certainty. Hut
act we must. Keep it in mind. Talk
to the postmaster About it and get ids
advice as t what is necessary—then
doit. That's a.,.
WHAT ARE WE DOING
To Brins the World to iorr-*t < it) .’
Other Town* Boing Viter inter
pri*e« and Benins I hnn.
1‘irag » tie w• »t enterprise I* * i.e
A n.e Ti . . and (. ncrete *' .. rerent
rganized ind rt rit t
tap . st ck l ¥2' CM«
*eri!e >1 by i. me ir.en and w men.
I' is pr p. -*td ' make a * nds f
filing and concrete b cks and Prr n
t:.*- c copany ri’eii ;■ ate. tne man..
fa-- re •: r -ns ti.ir.g it wi *te-.
’ - pp y ti.e . --a. demand ' : .•<..n
ere* i ti.i: g and expect* • *.*.ip
ti.e p. .ducts f ti.e : ant t a., p in**
: in ti.i* *ec*i n f the -date
Ti.- c mpany wj . emj y at* ,;t
; twers’y-tive men an i wi have a pay
I r in . •. ■ i: t .» • t It! - i
Ti.e >*t n. 4ern machinery i* t
!>- i:.*t i e 1 and t! - - ant ; r :■ *•.•* •
• _t a character : thing and •: n
crete second t none in tiie country.
T;.e \a>: an. unt .? irr.p.r -.ement
w rk c ins in i’arag .’d an i neigh
. boring ’ whs arid the P1 ; arity of
concrete and tiling a. a permanen* ar
| tide f building i.u’erii.. cotnbin
it make ’in* enterpri*e an a*
sari succes,. ! the start Not
' ‘only tins i. .t it a-d a a > t. .* a pres-n’
day necessi’y. and wi atf.-rd jr citi
zen* ti.e t>p rt ,nit> • toe r.ne*t
grades f tiling aid c .ncrete hi --ks a*
a *ivir.g wi.icj. in ’i.e c .r—- f a year
' will mean m ueh.
A p an* f ti.i* kind, properly capi
talized and manag-d. w .. d n ■ d
!*e a * ‘Ce*. in T orre** < it*, and our
B >ter* »:. • i g after it n tup*-*
j .Vint'* r bite* ? in*ect* ti.at are
t . At i by *.\e pain r itching
*1. uid b-- treated pr nriptiy a* tb>y
are P BA LL.\ B 11 * *\< i\\
LINIMENT • *••."*? •• . i- •
1 ‘ : - • intiseptic eali . * i
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Administrator*’ ami i \eeiitor*’
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j or to any item thereof
Wits...,. :ny ham! an ; -eai of n irt at **■ •••
• l oir*-,! i ’v Ai. iir.-a- I'M. oay <»!
■ July lAl1 ■,
T ( MTIiW IN Clerk.
Notice oi Luardian'* ^ale oi Land.
In re estate Turley IL Mille. and Garnet Mil
ler. n..n>r>
N ■’ •*- ;> :i*-r»- • y g: v*-r • r.at i i;d**r>.gne.j
Guardian of Turley H Miller at «i Garnet Mil
ler. minors. under and v virtue of an order
duly made and entered on th< M . lay
y tin t of si i
ty \rk the undersigned will, as directed in
l ' . ■ e a • • -
of ner said wards >a:n* ' . g at. undivided one
i fourth interest ea *h, s’, - j. • to widow's dower,
' in and to the following d»*-*crU»ed real estate
f St. Francis
- Mnetj
the North« d t • S .th- est Q tarter • d
r tnthip si.w <•
! North. Kai ge Tw <2 Fast, except eighteen
•
• • - - • I by Mrs >1 Smith, leav
• ng a <aiai •* > d rfty-f . ,r . ’4) acres, ^aid sale
will l«e made w:thin legal hours at the west
door ftheosirt: >use «if F >rrest City, A rkan
-a- on Saturday the f-th -lay of August. lt»l"
"•a : sale ’ >oni rediT d four months
no’*- to r»e tasej; with approved security and
r> aring eight ;«e: *ei,t interest.
ML- ALICE I- MILLER,
j Guardian.
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a;.;,i y a ma.orify of tie v ■•.- •.**•
• .I a:,; pot Ttt* sty1. f a.I
’ '!,v It- :t 1 a to.; r.y t; *■ I1*
th* t* • \ 1 - ~ •
*tri,o,l deprive any a.rmto ' •
:r ■ v. assembly of the ruht to i.'n.i i ■
I any measure. The whole numlier of * tes
I for tne oth.f of <>ovt-rnoi at the recular ele.
t Ia«t pr.-,_* the filing of any I-'"
f,.rthe Initiative or for the Referendum -nail
ne the oasis on who-h the numi»-r f ly-al
votes j.e.-. ssary to »iitn such iietltto: »r.a.i •*•
I counted. 1‘etltfons and orders for tbt
and for the Keferendum sliail lie filed wth t: '
'• Tetary ,f -'a, a’ : ■ •• . un;f '
to the people he ami all other offi.fr* »: aF 'f
.’tiidea bv the general la v and !i •• a-'t* »
mittifu: tbSamendment until le<l»lat; ■ shad
» >pe.',ally provided thert f ,r
Til-- also *■ resolution « a~ filed In th- fi.’e of
the secretary jf Mat- -• K.-t-rtiary 1.*. : •
Fach elector may vote for or against t -e
alaive amendment.
Witness my official signature this l-'tii :ay n
February, l.‘l- .
u. c. Lrnwii..
s.-al secretary >f sta'c.
—
Koau Aotke.
S* >TI< F is hereby (riven tha* 'he u: ■'
sisrned will apply a! the October. 191" term ■
! the touuty Court of ft. Francis County ■;
a: »a*. fur an order to lay out and e*t a b'h *
J new road, as follow* lletrinnlnir at t:u '
Francis river and extending eastward acr***
(nun Fond, aioiur the northern boundary tine
of section sixteen to the southeast corner or
section eleven, all In township 5 north, ranire*
east, this belnir the extent of farm settle tre
at present—the road to be extended a* oe a
»ion demands.
L. I>. Wiley and other*.
Widener, Ark .July 1, 19! .