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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
Roll of Isnor.

The following subscribers since our last report have paid the amount oppo- site their names, on subscription for TuE Tiass, and will please accept our hearty thanks and good will:
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

TIE Superintendent of Census, Roht. r. Porter. has forwarded US the proper blanks to show, when filled out, the geu- eral condition of the county X clreu- lar letter sent Us states that similar blanks have been forwarded to the county treasurer. with the request to till out, Ths is very important matt ter and these blanks should he filled promptly and correctly by the officials who have the information at hand. In many instances the blanks ara laid aside, their value forgotten. and they are never taken up again. Every officer posse ssing the information requested. should answer al once, as 1t is impossi- hle for any county to have A proper and correct showing in the next census un- less some one takes the trouble and pains to give answers to the questions sent out by the census officials. Every citizen ought to feel X great interest in the coming census, and show ready willingness to assist the census auiheri- ties in obtaining correct information
 Wewish to see St. Francis county in the next census report presented to the world truthfnlly and faithfully.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01


 Tho importance ot purifying the blood esn' not be oyeres,iinated, for without pure blood you cannot eujoy good health
 At tlla seasoa nearly every ons needs good medicine .o Furisy, viIalHs. and snfieh the blood, and we ssk you b try Hoods H,i.. Sarsapsrilla. 1ss;repgtheDs TCCa!i1i and builds up Iie system, creates sn appetite. and tomas ,hs digestion, while |. srsdIcate5 disease. The peculiar combination. proportion. and preparation of the vegetable remedlss used give % ,o Hoods S',5 saTsaga,ia a,a, SSfSa Sa To Itself other medicine has such record of wonderful cures. II you have msde up your aind to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do DO, bs induced to take any other instead. IL Is a Peculiar Medicine. and is worthy your confidence.
 Hoods Sarsapari.,a is sold by all druggists. Prepared by c. l. Hood $ Co.,, Lowell. Mass
 100 Doses One Dollar
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
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Odora Preparations.

Ali the CraRA Preparations gre delightfully."- perfumei. they completely furnish toilet ease and make an sxQuleits present tor gcn- tiensn tu Kiye a lady.
 0noHA BATH Pa@ DkR preserves the com- rleIion. preventing wrinkles and fsshhy skin IL neuttalizes tho unpleasant odors ot the body, rendering the skin smooth, suft and supple, Used in rather stronger solution, it cures soft eorns. snd is very soothing lotion for t~nSor feet. Eight ounce box. 5d cents sixteen oanee hox ti.W.
 ODpRA SHAMPOO POW DER ls cleansing to salr and scalp. rendering ths hssr iAry aud soft; IS of great value to nervous people aud inyalids: il promotes the growth Of the hair preserving its natural cnlar, sa cents per box
 0DohA TOOTH POW DER is entirely soia- hia. new. dslicsse. is hsrdens the gufns wh,teus and preserves the teeth. rendering < ac hfeatn sweet
 ODoRA eACHEr PONDER iu handsome packetss perfumes everything 1t touches. lb e~pts uer ssrhrts 1l Sl per dozen
 ODoRA rACE POWDER, ussh or white; Gum ts fhc French: smooth as sstin perfect ly harulrss. and sofssns the tint of the skin, Iwenty-1ye cente per box
 A6f v ail tho ahoxS {f your druHnist dues neep theQah VIII " esnt ey meils poyspnid. on
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

TUE Baltimore ileraid speaking of the decision of congress on the location uf the Worlds Fair, says: The hole subject went into politics Co stay weeks ago, and the result is, pethals, as much due to "bocdle" as political elections usually are. If the house finally decides to have the exhibition in 1899 or 1895 it Chicago, the bill nay be killed in the SC atr or by veto. 80 hat ], Is by DO means clear that the fail question is vet out nf the woods"
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

RECEIVED AONrHLYs Denfoyas AaSarine.
 Lippiaocss's Mag.<3De
 CensxSy 01Ge0D. Frank Ieslic's Popular Monthly, pcda, Mead | Cos Library 0 yigastns, Domosests MASsxins.
 New Ysrs yAGnAne Daaas ~ Ha-psx's kAgRAae.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
ONE ENJOYE

oNH ANyO4 S Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yyetpromptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, clesnses tho sys- tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head aches and levers and cures habituh constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in it's action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, it's many excellent qualities com mend 1t to all and have made 1t the most popular remedy known.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and q bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute.
 CALiFORHiA Fic SYRUP co.
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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
No MORE accomplished journalist than Nr RpAntWerp ever pushed Faocg iu Arkan- ibpulpCrnf

No MORE accomplished journalist than Nr NapAntwerp ever pushed FaocF lu Arkan- sxs. ATAsnsas Democrat.
 Than the above, no more gratutous slaader upon the editorial fraternity of Arkansas. and naked insult to the in- telligence of the state could be uttered in so few words-or twice as many words. as to that. We had thought Fay Hampstead Was sufficiently wide of the mark when In his little History of Arkansas he held up one Wyatt Thomns, long since deeessed. and the still living but long ab'ent Onie r Read. ss samples and model editors of the state That was libel, but the assertion of the Democrat Is islander amounting to n personal insult. to both the living and the dead and We can not do less. in feeling of utter con tempt. than to 50 denouuee II. In such assertion. so void of the naked truth of the history of the past aud the well known facts of the present the Arkan- sas Democrat whether deslgnedly eg unwigtingiy -and m either case ahke rcmis~ in journalistic duty hhs shawn readiness to back up the viiest news paper disgrace and incubus Arkansas has ever hat to tolerate and endure ip the existenee' here anl tbe ki,own aip and purpose oi the Arkausas state Register. Little Rock Republican,.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
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"tLtts CttI Et~Ns, soa of ; C. and sallis tsi''ia W&7 born JauuarT lStc. l-S,. ani died lanasry Ald. lssl.
 Y itc tsss tsYptit. with ali who knew hsin. He Nss ieauttfel, hFisht and lnvnbie child. full oi iite and the tiar,iBg of his mother s heart
 Be cneerfal, dear ones it Ia not the last of little Clay. II is the last here with us. but blessed arc they V bo die in the Lord" Hc Is blessed for hs now rests in Ahrxham's bosom and st tine iRst day he shall como forth in the resurrection. lhnt little body that now rests beneath the clojs will come forth again: but not ga it went. IL went to the yrayc a terres- trial body, but, will come up & celestial body. raised i'll glory.
 70. death where IA thy sting?
 q, grave where is thy victoryf'
 Thanks be to God who giyeth us tn, victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.
 We know that all things work together for the good oi them thrt love God. Think of this. God often behind a frowning providence hides stniiing face. He may he planting a rose bud. from your bosom. in tho garden of Para disc. to cause you to sock an entrance there Wlli you go where littlo Clay kas goneY God help you to bear your grief, bat God grant above all that you may prepare to live with the darling one that has gono before
 There Is Il reaper whose name Ia Death and with hls sickle keen. be reaps the bearded grain at "A breath. and ,he flowers that grow between; shaii have uslgbt that is far sai tn lie; have nRught but the bearded grain though tho breath of these flowers Is sweet to Ille 1 will give thcla aii back again.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
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 TEIUAPH OF PUARHHCY.
The only true practical


 ELIXIR OF LIFE AND HEALTH is one that promotes digestion improves the Gppet te, eleunses the liver. purho~ the blood and etnGlstes brain and nerves without iu- Jurtpug reaction, and one that may bo taken sltL" by adult or infant. ProfGno compoands ria ie CT vile rum or bad whiskey, swcetened and favored. under the titles of hitters touics &e.. produce effects far worse than the disease for which they are taken.
 Vinegar uIters is a pure tonic 2 uervine without being narcotic. blood purifier Hith o.;t Daisan. liver ton.c without purgiug. aud rhoye ati. liio-stVing stjFuuiant without alco- hoi. 4aa ouly medicine with such powers in tes word.
 A GENUINE TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE. fur surpsssing alcohol in any shape ss Il tonic Saa it might be called
 LIQUID LIFR, sncs it stimulates invieorates and regulates digestion, nutrition, secretion, eAcreiinu, re- spirs..on. and all the functions whereby life is maintained we literally take in vitality ia spoopstul
 II s net too much to assert that the equal of Vinegar BiFtera does not exist. and no counter part or compound with similar virtues ERs ever t'een known.
 CALIFORNIA If remarkable for nothing else would be tlr- moriaixed by the production of the medicinal fruits. roots aud herbs of which this Bitters ls eomrased Many 0i them used by the Indians and the medical profession tn the treatment of edi!s and fevcrs rheumatsm. ca;srrh, con sumption, neuralgia. headaches. liver oom- rsAiat, Gdney disease. jaundice, guut, piles. bos. kkip diseases, &c &c too numerous to mention, but ea-ily understood when the action uc the Bittcrs on the vital fnpctiops |. rsGen' hered. The discovery wss partly acci- s~ntsl hut the present.
 rERFRCr ptrTkEs Is THK RESULT OF
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 Hililons Of sufferers have gratefully and gladly endorsed, curing the past quarter of century. the ~undertul srccess of this PHENOMENAL TONIC OF THE WORLD. h NrsCr to meet every probable demand tive fornulss of the same ingredients arc now put
 7-se old style is stronger. slightly bitter. an l more cathsrtic.
 The new stY'e, pleasant to tho taste, and ex- ar~a.
 REaEHBrE, Isere is no Eease of low vitality debility Of functions, or nervous prsstratiou for which VINEGAR slTTEks IS NOT CURATIVE and its singular power over the lower organ. is'ns renders IL the imp,aeable foe of THE DEADLY hICRohE AND oMkI-
 PRESENT BACTERIA is ms'srs dlssascs, cholera, consumption iateroai diseasee. Sc. and so great Is its power Gs q grrmicide that if isan
 UNgQUALLED vEREiFUoE. book could be written of its virtues, and another of testimonials, but il ts necessary to retneineer its general action upon the liver. biood, brain sud nervse tn r@sixe its use In ' @s ioFity sf the ills thst flesh is heir lo and that no family should ever be without bot tie cs
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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01
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Following is list of letters remain ing unclaimed in the postaifice at For rest City. St. Francis county, Arkansas, iaf the week ending Saturday evening, Fepruasy 24, 1890.
 liarks Ndi Hicks SamI bfslah, Nifr'~i EursTi.an, Lucy trsaki, lssai Joaee, ~ ] Nsel4 Hcutt. Nrklsls Chandler, Ann esnlth oscar itsmiiton. satnf Mckenzie ] N
 Parties calling for the above letters will please say advertised, v and must pay one n cent fur each letter deliv- cred. Mas. N. E. WINFIELD, r. Nj.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

SENATOR EyAHrs has introduced Gill which provides isr the publication If rusier oi the c A K There are i00ooa names wlieh vpiild have to go in 1t. and the bill provides that the publisher shall have Sl for every eight names The bill appropriates a5oaa9. There are hsnilredS of country ruhlish- CTS wllo would gladly do the joh for one cent a name.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

JUD0E HENRY c, CALDWELL has been appointed by President Harrison to succeed Judge Brewer, as United States Circuit Judge. Members of the bar gre very much pleased with his nomination, but regret te lose him from the home service. Mayor Whip pie, of Little R,e:k, will be candidate for jadge Callweii's place in thr event of the ,atter's acceptance of thc Circuit Judgeslip.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

Ifyou have a let, join the BWdias and Loan Association and buiid a house on 1t. It will rent for enough 'S pay for 1t.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-01

RECEIVED suNDAYs Memphis Sunday NAeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30
fESLER WILL BUILD.
Buildings on Two Corners Of
the Public Park.
WORK TO COMMENCE At ONCE.


H l. Yesler has commenced the con-
ssruction of stone foot wall along the
west side OF the public park At the inter-
section OF Front. Commercial. and James
streets and Yesler avenue. preparatory TO
the erection Of = brick building. The struc-
ture viii stand Immediately TO the south
of the Boyd-Starr building and will cover
an area 60si00 feet square. 1t will be four
or iye stories in height when completed
and viii probably cost $50 900 or SIS CO.
II is also understood that Mr.. Y sler
viii soon commence the construction of
five-siory brick building on the southwest
corner of fesler avenue and Commercial
street This building viii cost $4,000.
Mr.. G. Winehill will commence next
week the erection Of q four-story and base
ment brick building on the southwest cor
ner of Second and Seneca streets. II will
be 60x111 feet in size. wiz cost $42, 0C0. and
viii be completed and ready for use by
October !. The first floor will
be divided into two large store
rooms. the second and third into Offices,
and the fourth into large music or dance
hall The latter feature will be given spe-
cial attention in the erection OF the build
ing. and viii not only be well lighted and
commodious. but will be equipped with
stage and gallery and will be elegantly fur
nished and finished. The room will be
twenty-five feet high and the gallery will
extend around three sides. The fioor will
be double floor on springs, after the style
Of the most modern dancing halls in the
East, and will be large enough for any
club or social dance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30
nArr,srs N COUNCIL

Proceedings ar the Third Days Session
81 the Association
The Northwestern Baptist ASsocsa alton I'm
SIS third annual assembly a. the FIRST BAx,
fist church Yesterday, discussed number
of Interesting ,isaemlnssional subjects and
seox action on several important matters.
MORNING sESSIoN.
Rev, !. W. Read presided 81 the morning
sssssoa-
Rev. y. @. Nelson, Rev L. T. GRAY ard
Rev. J, A haaten. IS earogiEsnt commit.
Tee. reported TIE following members pecs-
ens from she different churches in she dis
irset.
Rallarss-E T, Hsmhlest. Alfonso HAra.
hless and Mary Hanelssi-
Bethesda Rev. K 7. Gray. j. d. Cal.
hean. Mrs. fslilse ] DAVIS.
Calvary A. !. Clyde
|. fAarhavsn. Rev ~ q Collins.
Hoashson Rsv. u. }. Fierce, MFs A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30

Earl Marble in Leadvflle Democrat.
II was with Grant," the stranger said
Said the miner, Say no more,
But come TO my cabin on Carbonate Hill,
And share my wealth in ore"
II was with Grant, have heard enough,
And know you were tried aud true.
A . man must he who marched with him,
And wore the Federal blue
~ was with Grant"-"Of course you were
You look like an honest man.
Ana did you charge in the First Brigade,
Or ride behind on the van?''
81 don't know what You mean by that,
really don't st all:
For was with Grant. was going TO say
When he ran Tsmmany Hall.
Then the miner looked at him aghast.
And he laughed in Leadrille glee,
As he summoned his neigh bors OF Carbonate
Hill,
And hung the chap 20 q tree
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30


A new church at Demine presented its
letter, and was referred TO the Committee
on churches at the evening session.
The report on home missions was read
by Rev. -. J. Pierce.
Rev. : j. Sunderland expressed great
delight with the field. There are now
twenty two missionaries in the state and
one in British Coiumbia. There are eight
missions in the association. The total ex-
pense of home missions in our state is
about Sill 900 per year. aside from church
editice funds. The home mission is thor
oughly in earnest in caitivatine this field.
But call your attention" continued
Rev. sunderland, Ito the new opportunities
tonight. so great in importance as have
never seen in all my lie. have worked
in Iowa and Minnesota. but never saw it's
equal Moatesano with 1853 people; Aber-
deem, 1900; Hoquiam with 500 We must
enter Port Townsend. but 1t viii cost you
$50. In Fasrhaven we found seventy-iiye
bspiists and organized with seventeen.
They demand a So Goo house. Elaine starts
elf 81 once without church or preacher.
They polled 500 legal votes or election
Cay. They must have a minister.
Snohemish has 5000 people aud no Baptist
church. We must take up these places.
Business goes by steam. We must not let
religion go afoot Scandinavian are our
hes; class of people. We must do more for
them. We newed iirsi-ciass Scandinavian
preacher 81 Spokane Falls. II will not be
song before YOU viii see 100000 people
west o. the mountains. Ii has not vet be-
gun. This tensold membership oil eirh,
years IL to be q sheasanaiosa multiplied. I
have watched the rush OF lows and Mime
sofa. but ! newer saw such 8 rash As there
i here. We mast keep Up with this work.
The home missions are pledged for Sii .0na
We must have s. coo more. West Wash
iagson has paid about 81 GO the las. year.
oae-feursh vi oar propos ed basis Is 81 SO
Can ron raise IL We must raise up mis-
sionary ehurches-giving churches
ronAY's PROGRAMME
The programme arranged for today Is as
follows:
SO 3 n. Prayer meeting led by Rev. Z. c
N BsfahSEA
Il RspaEf Na forrlgn missions
wemsnS meetIng--FSreaga and hozae mis-
siens Mrs. n. =. Pierre aud ArS g. E. "
Pratt
nIa Nisssoa sermon. Rev " r. sanirss-
p "a Report 90 committee ca education
iI0n- & :. Gsceae.
& Religious literature. Rev. L c. Wheeler.
sermon.
s esensfai business
Asfoura
70p IA Prayer meeting
: pevessasssl seEmon- Kew. r Bsidxia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30

Tpartst sseersng ears daily t<spees sesffae
aAa NAsssFo Twenty-Five naiies the saorfsxs
Mute and seyes hsags sssa thisty-ss rssaEtss IN
ssIssssce o. eaf2pesAaS ArsS A. caS.aayx CIV
ttssss aeert Tss Sword street. Sosson tlocK Z
1o1kia. depot ssckei agent. sesitks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-30

Better Yowr BATTER - late has A.esu r.no-
he fessea = yoaS grerSr deaf ksxp j
Agsns fancy ez%szassy Asa sox u. sna eay 80
esaes.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-21
Road Reports.

| Notice is hereby given that the following road
reports have been confirmed nlsi by the court
and Will be presented on the hrst "wednesday
OF Dec. 1880. being the "a DAY Oh said month
| and II no exceptions are nled thsy VIII pe con
| nrmed absolutely.
Il. d. No /, sept session. 1890. TO yacatc 0
pnbllc road In Concord Twp. beginning at q
point on the road that lsahs from MliersioWt r l
| Cumberland. rnd running down close In iIOhi
OF Concord church 20 point on The iodd thht
leads from MlddctDwn 10 Pheasant Naliey
church, "A distance OF ABOUT hltceh fous. Jun, Jun,
g. 1880. viewers appointed. sept. J. lsSo' rePoF'
OF viewers yacating same llled.
r. ID. No. g. Sept. session, 1880. Petition Iof
public road III Washington and CheIry Iwps.
10 lead from point on the ROAD ieadlhg i@roni nom
Five Points 10 Washington road near WIN.
Dlckeyig lane, 10 intefsect the road leading
from Pleasant Valley church 70 North Hope, ~
~ near the house known ~ the Mexican House.
June Ii. 1890. viewers appointed Ny lhe touts'
August 70 1880, reports of viewers hled rs lQi-
Iotys to.wiL. That they are or opinion tlht tlc
ruhllc road as prayed Tor Is necessary. ana nave
laid our tle same for public use: ana report inc
PROBABLE cost of making same 70 " . si.n. anu @
that said cost should DC oofhe ny 'ho u""hship'
No damages aAbessed. 80 ,,.t -,
r. ID. NO 4. Sept. session. isVV; fupilc rVan
In Butler Twp. leading from . pJlpi ~ ~ mean
the house formerly owned " 1oin ia d .n9, "
onnosItc fhe grounds of the Butler Agricultural
Association OF the Three Degree ltDda running
from Butler 10 PlLtBburg, and better known as
the KALI road. June IL. layO' viewers appoint
ed by the Court August 70. 1880 viewers re-
nart aaId road necessary. ana have therefore
laid out the same for public g@t, hHu report Ils
nrohahle cost OF said road 10 be ABOUT s2o. ANA
thai sald cost should be borne by inc t"Nhshlp
OF Butler. No damages nSseaS'p'
BUTLER COUNTY. ~. "a. a., A., q,
Certified from the record this "h n"S vi
November, 1890. - OH. 4, A.