The Forrest City times. [volume], June 07, 1912, Image 4

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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TM« CBNTAUM lOMPANV, NCW YORK CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1886
Oldest! Largest! Safest!
JAMES FUSSELL, President j
A. BECKER. Vice-Pres. J.T. FONDREN, Cashier
W. W. CAMPBELL, Ass t. Cashier. J
Capital Stock, $30,000 Surplus, $30,000 j
Undivided Prolits, $26,000.
The Bank of Eastern Arans as
Does a general banking business, offers
absolute safety for your deposits, and in
vites your account and other business in
its line. Safety Deposit boxes for cust<oners
MEMBER OF |
Arkansas and American Bankers' Association
...BOARD OF DIRECTORS...
Janies Fussell E. R. Norton A. Becker
John W. Alderson John W. Naylor A. J. Vaccaro
S. H. Mann W. W. Campbell E. P. Taylor
The Eclipse Pumper
Consists of a i">weri’ul
FAIRBANKS MORSE GASOLINE ENGINE |
MI united n t lie hast* ■ >f ;t
...Special Fairbanks Morse Pump Jack...
('an ho attaeliod to
any |iiinip a" shown
Set* it Working at
S. P. McDaniel & Son s
Pill in hi 11 is Sin l'
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Artistic Printing
AT THE TIMES OFFICE, ON THE SOUTHSIDE
• it) Council Mrtt*.
'I'lic city council met Tuesday eve-1
ning in regular session at the city |
hail. Mayor .lames I.. Scott presiding. |
llecorder Tom o' Brien at the desk
and the following inetnix,r> present:,
Alderman .McDaniel, Clark, Knight !
and Conrad. Absent Aldermen Fus-1
‘•ell and Merritt.
The minutes of t lie last meeting I
were read, approved and adopted a>
read:
The Water it Light Committee,
which had been instructed to investi
gate conditions at the City Water it
Light Plant, reported no progress,
further than the discovery that new
machinery wes needed.
The following claims against the
city were presented, examined, audi
ted and ordered paid by warrants
drawn upon the city treasurer,
(•robmyer Lumber \ Feed Co. $ 1! Jo
•I. 1». Brown, feeding prisoners x so
Landvoigt it Vadakin, print'g 1 00
W. A. Pearson. Marshal and
health officer. . 6.1 ou
James L. Scott, mayor, fees . 18 00
Tom O’Brien, recorder, fees.. 8 33
J. M. Davis, marshall, salary. 60 <M)
Millard Winford, niglit watch
man, salary. 60 00
Dan Kennedy, janitor. 7 00
$212 33
The recorders report was presented,
examined and adopted as follows:
To the Hon. Common Council City of
Forrest City, Ark:
1 lieg leave to submit the following
report for the month of May. 1912:
Amount of scrip outstanding
last report. $ 7 187 si
Amount scrip issued in
May . 415 38
$7 603 19
Less scrip cancelled May
7, 1912... . 466 *4
Amount script outstanding
June 1, 1912 .. .$ 7 136 84
Tom O’Brien, Recorder.
The Mayor and Marshal submitted
their reports, showing that tines
amounting to $89 had been assessed in
twenty cases tried during the month,
and asking credit for three of these
cases who had been run out of town,
two who hail dug out of the calaboose
and escaped, and two who were work
ing out their lines on ttie street,
leaving the city due $59 in tines.
Botli reports were examined adopt
ed and ordered tiled.
Mr. Crossman, representing tlie
Forrest City Manufacturing Company
was present to confer with the coun
cil regarding what action was to tie
taken in the matter of the note the
company holds on the city, which is
dueJune 24, 1912. The matter was
referred to the finance clmmittee,
and in tlie absence of its chairman,
no action was taken in the matter.
Mr. Roleson was present,and on be
half of the board of health, of which
he is a member, made a brief state
ment of the work that board was at
tempting to do. He said that, the
board intended to investigate the
matter of peddling of fish from wa
! gons on the street, it being claimed
that this was a most fruitful source
of contagion, and very detrimental to
the public health.
It was also reported to the council
that the ordinance against the keep
j ing of hogs in the city limits wa>
being vo ated. and the marshal and
I health tVcer were instructed to make
la thorough canvass i f the city, and
! arrest aii violator s of t lie ordinance.
On ni"th.n. di.,y made and seconded
the salary of Mr \V. A. l’earson. the
hea.th officer. raised to $50 a
ri nth, and he was instructed to give
1:is 11 tire time ;vi at: enth-ti ■ • Me
: posit ion.
There being n > further business
l council udj- ,arned.
GREAT MASS OF PROOF.
Uepnrts hi thumb I a~< ■. hi Killin')
I rmililc, vniiia <>t I liem in Forrest
City.
Ivtcli ! s . e '.'imi new'papers of
the United S'ates is p .b.ishing from
week to week, names ,;f pe pie in its
l artie.bar neigl.1 >rho l wlio have
-cl mill ree ii,mend' d ] Mail's Kid
ney Tibs f r Kidney backache, weak
kidneys, i ,i iiider n mes ami ..rin
arv disorders This mass of j roof in
•• n;des \erbiMMo test in 'Dials For
rest City is no excepte n Here is
tie d the Forrest City case'
i t.arles Lewis, Church \ Hi Sts .
1 rrest City. Ark., says. • l l ave no
reason to withdraw anything from
tie statement 1 gave regarding
lean's Kidney 1 ihsin May. lnir*. and
sti 1 recommend them highly. Tins
remedy, which was obtained at the
City I>rug Sc re. brought me perma
nent relief from kidney complaint
and pr. fed satisfactory in every way. '
If y, ur back aches, if your kidneys
bother you, don't simply ask for a
kidney remedy ask distinctly for
I Man's Kidney Tills, the same that
Mr Lewis had—the remedy backed
by borne testimony. 60c all stores.
Foster-Milburn Co , Props., TntTalo.
N Y.
For saie by all dealers. Trice 50
ci nts Foster-Milburn Ci riuflaio.
New York sole agents for tie United
States
lie mem tier the uarne—Hoards and
take uo ottier.
Harry l.andvolirt Head.
Harry Landvoigt, a bookbinder,
son i f the late !>. \Y Landvoigt, at
one time foreman of the ruling de
partment. government printing office,
died at the Emergency Hospital at
11 o'clock this morning, after a brief
illness of heart failure. The deceased |
was unmarried and resided at the
Arizona llotei. He is survived by
ids sister, Mrs. Florence Haskins, of
Mount I’ainier. Md.. who was sum
moned to her brothei s bedside.
Mr. I.andvoigt had bean complain
ing for several days of wl.at lie sup
posed was chills, but at no time up to
tlds morning did he or his friends be
lieve lie was seriously ill. The inter- J
merit took place at (llenwood ceme
tery in the family plot.
The deceased was born in Washing
ton and lived here nearly all bis life.
He was educated in the public schools
and learned bis trade at the govern
ment printing office, where lie was
employed for some time. Later lie
went into tlie bindery business for
himself, and st ill later conducted a i
place for binders’ supplies on .Mb
street near K street northwest. For
a time lie was engaged with Die late
Rufus H. Darby in the publication of.
a society paper. He was foreman of
Die ilaliou bindery at tlie time of his
death Washington (D C) Star, May!
29th.
Deceased was nephew of onr Col. !
Ed. Landvoigt.
8100 Reward, 8100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that isCatarrh. I tail's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally acting directly upon the blood ami
mucuous surfaces of t he system, thereby de
stroying Hie foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up tin
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Ikillars for any case t liat it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address t-\ .1. CIIKNKY A to . Toledo, !>.
Sold by all druggists 75c.
Take Hall's Family fills for Constipation.
Odd Fellows Fleet Officers.
At the meeting held Monday night. j
Junes, the semi-annual election of
officers George I*. Taylor Lodge No. \
l!*ti I. O. O. F., was heid, resulting as
follows:
J. W. Hatris, Noble Grand.
Ilev. Geo. II. Kirker. Vice Grand.
Geo. Parker, Recording Secretary.
Tom () Brien. Representative to i
| the Grand Lodge meeting to tie held
| in Pine Bluff in October.
These < tffcers will be installed at
| tin' meeting on the tirst Monday j
! night in July, and they will serve the
six months until the end of the year.
Move On Now !
says a policeman to a street crowd.!
and whacks heads off if it don't.
"Move on now," says tlie big. harsh j
mineral pills to bowel congestion and |
suffering follows. I>r. King’s New
Life Pills don't bulldoze the bowels.
They gently persuade them to right
action, and health follow.'. tide. at All
1 >ealei
Teachers, Take Notice.
The teachers of St. Francis county.
Arkansas, are hereby noli tied that
the (founty institute will meet June
lo. lstpj. und continue for live days
The white teachers will meet at the
('row icy Ridge Institute and the
uo red teacher' will o:eet at the
| colored school building. AH teacher'
are re.( red to attend under pena t \ .
J. M. Wils n
ViM-:.1 County Examiner.
Make' 1 he Nation Gasp.
The awful .i't f injuries u a
Fourth of July staggers humanity
Set over against it. however, is the
wonderfi. healing by Ruckle1 s Ar
nica Salve f thousand* who suffered
from burns, cuts, bruises, bu et
wounds r explosi ti' it's tlie quick
iiea.er f lioils, ulcer', eczema, '.ire
i* ' ■ r pile' ‘JJcts at \H l»**aiets
Notice lee Consiimers.
T 'ave bookkeeping, time, tr ouble
and d spate'. The Forres1 City Ice \
( a! i n,piny wishes to aim mice
that hereafter no live cent purchases
; of Lewi i .-charged. A void trouble :
an I save money by buying a book of ■
ticket' and paving f ir y :r ice as i".
is delivert d.
Calomel is Had.
Rut Simmon's Liver Purifier is de
light fa y j easant. and its a "i n i'
! thorough Constipation yields, hi;.
I iknisties' goes. A trial convinces, in
(yellow tiii in xes ■ y. Tried nee
used alway s.
\\. O. W. Ih'i'uration Service.
F rn st Can p N ■ L'.i, ,\Y t >. \Y .
ate making arrangements to hold
their annual decoration day services
next Sunday. done "th. at the F rresi
City Cemetery, at which time tlie
graves f the departed s vereigns wi.
lie decorated by members f the camp
Tlie .odge wiil meet at their hall
Sunday, at id clock p. n anil march
from tlie re to the cemet* r> .where tlie
services will begin at 4 clock.
Yolunte* r> from am. tig the sit gers
of tlie city, who would like to aid in
the musical program on thisoccasion. j
are requested to communicate by
phone or in person with Mr. T. W
Homey or Mr L. H. McGuffey, who j
will make arrangements for having
them conveyed to the cemetery.
There will he a short address de
livered at the cemetery by Kev. Geo
H Kirker
Members of camps in neighboring
towns and visiting Woodmen in the
city, are cordially invited to attend
the serv ices.
"
I Instead of calomel is fco.
cause* IIs DRIVES f Al l
MALARIA FROM THE
SYSTEM ts well as GET
TING THE BILE.
For Salt- b} ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE.
INSURANCE That Insures and Endures
CALL ON US
Eo*- Rea? Estate Bargains
Farms. H u ses.
Vacant l'r per'y.
1 ■ usiness Sites.
Tinr.tier Lands,
Property fur rent. etc.
List your property fc.r sale WITH IS
WI LL PI >|| I | ;
May Be Yours
If You
Insure With Us!
Nothing Inures, to one's
Peace of Mind i
^ I
t" a n’t eater extent than a
RELIABLE
Fire Insurance Policy
IS YOUR
PROPERTY
INSURED?
TAYLOR, KNIGHT & COMPANY
A Dainty Enameled
Bedroom
Don’t you admire a light, dainty bedroom with
immaculate linen and draperies, and with walls, furni
ture and woodwork all enameled in pure white or some
delicate tint such as ivory or pale blue? You can have
one—it is not expensive.
ACME QUALITY
ENAMEL (Neal’s)
gives a hard, sanitary, lustrous genuine “iiamel surface,
easily kept bright and clean. It is
offered in delicate tints or rich colors
to harmonize with draperies and
furnishings.
EWART-MARSHALL LUMBER CO.
Fcrrcst City, Arkansas.
The Cream of the Coffee Crop
Specially imported; specially prepared in
New Orleans, America's Good Coffee
Capital ; specially packed in dainty, damp
proof, dust-proof, freshness-preserving cans;
a VERY SPECIAL coffee of top-notch
perfection sold by only one dealer
in this town.
Votan Coffee
its price you cannot duplir-ate *ti• at
twice its price you cannot find a better. We
, 4.. _r recommend and sell this codec exclusively
R. J. ASH BROS., Sole Agent, Forrest City.