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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
LIovy's This,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fer any case of Catarrh that cannot b' cured by taking Halls tatarrh Cure.
 r. ]. CHENEY .S Co.,. Props. Toledo Q.
 We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Chaucy for the last IL years, and believe him perfectly Honorable in business trans actions and financially able to carry oui any obligation made by their firm. WEsr N THUAx, Wholesale Druggists
 Toledo. Q.
 WALpfNG. kiSSAS X MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally Rc,ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 'sc- pel to tie. Sold by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

The ice cream and sherbet supper given at the court house by the ladies of the Baptist church Wednesday night, was not one of those grand successes we like so well to write about. hnt 1t was success just the same. The ice cream Was simply splendid. and the shcrhet was hard to beat. Every one present was apparently very happy, and, indeed, why should he not hc. when So many sweet little angelic ladies were flying about with ice cream, looking for all the world. as If they had just flown down from the beatiiic home ot tue scraphs. We have not space to give the names and compliments of all the ladies and dear little girls who deserve 1t, bat we must say all who assisted should have the praise of the church and the community. But we must give special mention 10 Mrs. Joe Davis and Mrs, Arnold. for they never fagged or Jagged Il single moment. but untiringiy and deyutedly, worked with heart and hand, to make every thing. and every body come np smiling and happy. All deserve much elctil.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

CONGRESSMAN LACY ought to get a special edition of TmE FORREST CirY TIMES, and circulate it in his congression- al district. IL would make excellent cam paign observation-disclosures State Register.
 The above may be the truth, but il Is ashame for Judge Lacy s supporters, If Il is. IL Is virtually admitting they are controlled by prejudice, and one edition of Il southern newspaper declar- ing against republican, committees making ex parte investigations, and thereby ydisfranchising Southern people, If scattered over Northern district, would drive the masses to the republi. can party to man. The State Regis ter hates the South about as much as Judge Lacy does. At one breath the Register strikes blow which it hopes will paralyze the very hand, from which at the next breath, it demands sup port. In fact, it is drawing a susten- ance from the source, it is beating, bat tering and crippling every day of it's existence.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

TIE Republican, party may now close its foul mouth about the fact of the Democratic party putting "eX-rebels' " forward for ofhcc. Some time ago Harrison appointed John k. Mizell marshal of Florida, and since, he has been appointed collector of the port of Pensacola. It now transpires that Mizell was one of a desperate party who murdered four men in the coldest kind of cold blood There is hong string of black crimes attached, with more or less proof to sustain them, to the name of John k. Mixell. but 1t has no effect upon the grandson of his grand father There are two or three other parties. in Florida bearing the name of Miaell. and one Harrison Reid, just as odious as the first named Mizell. This is the type of men to whom Ben. Harrison is paying his most ardent respects. This John k. Mizell is the same man who. while marshal, wrote to his deputy to summon only tried and true republi- cans for jury duty.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaimfield. H., makes the statement that she caught cold. which settled on her lungs; she was treat ed for month b, her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was n hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her, Her druggist suggested Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption; she bought bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She contll.aed its use and after takitg ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housewofk and is as we'll as shn ever was. Free trial bottles Of this Great Discovery al (. Y. Hintan's drug store. large bottles aOe. and Si.vo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

Wm. Fimmons. Postmaster ot Idavillc Ind, writes: "Eleetric Bitters has don, more for me than all other medicines com hined. for that bad feeling arising from Kidney and ivsr trouble.n John Leslie farmer and stockman. of same place. says Find Electric Bitters to he the best Kid Bey and Liver medicine. made me feel likt new man" ]. W. Gardner, hardwar, merchant, same town, says. "Eleetri, Bitters is just the thing for man who i. all run down and don't care whether h, Hives or dies; he found new strength, goot appetite aud felt just like he had T neN lease on life. Only soc. a bottle, at c. F llsaton'- drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

package. Baxter handed down dol lar-size bottle oi his compound flnid of aqla-cochineal, and put the dollar in his jeans with as much grace, solemsi- ty, anu earuestness as u forty horse power statesman arguing a reduction ot the tariff before Tom Reed. He in- formed each purchaser if he was not pleased with the article, to return 1t and get his dollar. it is useless Co say every one returned. for all men know the difference between cochi- healed water and pare whiskey. The eagerncss and bnldmesS with which men bought, and the sHyness with which they returned to "uHbuy' the article wlts the cause of much merri- ment, anu health-giving laughter
 There are many sides to human nature, and just Us you think you un- d' rstand il. something will happen to show you that you do not.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

TIE republicans have committed an outrage ili New Jersey, by unseatns state Senator Mcdonald, and giving his seat to his republican competitor They did it because they had a majority not because they thought it right, fol all the evidence showed Mcdonald tC be honestly and fanly elected.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

WE copy the following paragraph from the Nashville Americans Wash ington correspondent. It Is valuable. because 1t states fact not generally known:
 .I'he presidents wife Is, as far as the White House is concerned, the steward of the people, and there are certain duties she should never dele gate to even the trustiest servant. The domestic economy of the executive mansion should be of as great and bind ing interest to her us tue domestic economy of her own private house. While she need not take an interest in details, she should have Il knowledge of the general workings of things below as we'll as above stairs, and above every thing else, when she comes into tho White House she should see that an invoice of everything belonging to the dining-rooms should be made, and that the same should be done when she leaves. Every thing that is purchased during her stay should he entered in {, book, for every thing in the White House is bought with the people s money. and, therefore. Il stlict accoslnt Gf Il should be kept "
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

A negro down South was rotten cgecd the other day because he was discovered m close eony nyersation with two ladies. 1hcreupoa the ladies, fo display their respect for him. threw their arms around his neck and kissed him, What heroism l.! i,oston Traveller.
 We don't know. of course, but we don't believe that such feat of hero ism" ever occurred, unless the women were from Boston. We'll wager 80 cents, they were not Southern women. Women of the South are too pure fol such embracing.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

TIE Arkansas editors put up at the Palmer House, Chicago, on their ed itorial excursion. It will go mighty hard with them when they get back home to come down to bacon, beans, and plain bread.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

IF the Republican party can get the great mass of tho farmers to cry to Federal Pap for help at every whip stitch of depression, they will thea shape matters so as to help them with the left hand and rob them with the right.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

WE understand that Featherston is ill favor of llouck election bill, witl it's perpetual electoral board. Very likely he IS; he would favor an, scheme that woul.l place the elections in the hands of men opposed to democ' racy. Featlierston holds liis seat to day on evidence, which the Globe Democrat says was morally right, bu, not quite legal.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
sucxlen,s Arnlca saIve.

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores, Uncers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores. Tetter, chapped IIands Chilblains, cornA aud all Skin Erulr tions, and positively cures Piles. of tt pay required. It is guaranteed ;o give perfect satisfaction, or money refund. ed. Price p cents per box. For sale hy Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
Frisco Line.

The Best route from Arkansas tn all points North, Eas. and West Reclln' ing chair cars, elegant coaches and Pull man sleepers are run on all througf trains For particulars, address. D. HIsHAEr, Gen.l Passenger Agent St 1 Ioi1is. Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

According to latest official reports upon the subject the total amount of currcncy tn tho country is g. o5o. .1S,usl. but the sum Of Si-s 2iS is held in the Treasury of the Uuitei States, leaving about q .ioo ,ooo,ooo fin actvc circulation usnoug t,ic people, it was said by one Oi the leading advocates of the scheme, who appeared before the committee. that in order to carry it out it would he necessary
 TO DOUBLE
 the present volume Gf currency in circulation oncuevery year. and, as the product eau TO. main In the warehouse only twelve months. of course about si 5oo. .oou. 600 would have to be retired and cancclcd every year:two changes iu tue volume of currency. either Of which would tic absolutely ruinous 10 all tho commercial and industrial interests of the people. No business of any kind could be transacted iu any country in the world under such a iinanCial system as this. and the farmers and laherine people would be the first to feel its fatal effects.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
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OdOra FreparatiCns

@'0i - S 3Sti e tiStttS. X Il the onoRA Preparations arc ileslxhtgully peftGtnca; thcS completely tSru.sh A toilet ease and make un exquisite present. for a gcit~ tienan to give a Attv
 uDoitA BATH POWDER preserves the cSpuf- . plcSion. preventing wrinkles ma tlalshy skin IL neutralIcS tue unpleasant G,ors ut tho body, rendering the stln smooth, ssift and supple Used .n n rather stronger seiutfan it cures sott corns, and ts very soothing l8ttexi for tontler feet. Eight ouacp box, sJ cents. Sixteen ounce box, Sf .A
 upoRA SHAMPOO Pow DER is cleansing to han aud scalp, rciseierinw the hair fluffy and soft; is 1t glNaI value ta nerx0us people and tnNaids tt promotes tGc growth ut the hair, preserving tS natural c3ser. sa cents ef bax. bnoRA TOOTH POW ntR K entirely soiu- hle. new, doitcates it harsirus tine gupts whitens and preserves the sccta. reufvring the breath sweet
 OnoRA SAtHEr POWDER in handsome packets; perfumes every thing it touches ia cents per sachet; q .3sn per dozen.
 oDNkA FANE POWDER, Hesh or whites equal ta the troueh. snlnoth as satin; asertcc, Y harmless. and softrns the tint of fkc skln. Twcnt y-tNc cents per hQS
 Any or all the above ii yalr iricgfst does keep thctui, will he sent hy mat. pstssiiatt on receipt ef price, 4 heantifai book free
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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

HE finding of silver mine in Franklin, has caused great excitement III that county.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

TuE report of the grand jury of Pulaski county, is not very favorable to judge Hill.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

MRS. CASFIEID has had the pleasure ef seeing black heel on d white neck v before she reached her ''con- venicnt corner in the sky" She was beaten for school director, recently, hy an ignorant, coal black negress She can now resume her convenient cor ner' i'll the school-room and prosecute her teaching, while Mrs Negress Wash erwoman supervises, and blubbers out instructions for her to obey.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
| CARLISLE. The Senator A gainst the Sub Treasury Scheme. Why it Will Not Bring Relief. THE FIAT TANDFOUHDATIONC CONSIDERED Farmers Taxed to Benefit Other
 Classes in Business.
 Oppressed and Depressed by All On Every Side.
 Following is Letter Written oy Senator Carlisle to 3. r Howard, of Ala. bama, in Answer to Letter Requesting his Views on the Sub. Treasury Plan
Oppressed and Depressed by All On
 Every Side.
wAsu1nnrnx Mnr an 1san


 To B. F. Howard. Esq,. Tuscogec Ala:
 Dear Slr-iuur favor stating that you are q member of the tgrmers Alliance Of Macon County, Ala, aud requesting me to givo my views on what is commonly known ns the "sub-trcasury plan" was duly received, and embrace tho earliest opportunity to reply. You state thnt you have been q democrat for fifty years. and that you and those with whom you are associated arc in favor ot equal justice to all, and special favors to none" This is sound democratic doctrine, and if 1t had been strictly adhered to in Con. ssrcss during the last quarter ol ccutury the evils of which the farmers and other classes oi our people justly complain. would have been avcrted and the whole county would now bo prosperous and c1ntcnted
 Iiut unfortunately the paternel theory of government. which owes it's origin in ihis country to the advocates ef system oi tax alton which makes unjust determinations against part Of the people for the purpose oi increasing thn profits of another part, hus been so frequently embodied in our legislation during the last twcuty-tiSu years that out people, lnstcid ot recognizing a common in tcrest ip thr genera. welfare, has been divided
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

PrestoA's tted-Ake Cures you while you wait" Prompt and absolutely harmless. Contains no morphine, antpyrine, ehlorai, cocaine or other dangerous drug.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SEN AroR.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Powell Clayton is now a mesber of the National Republican committee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07

MR GARRISON has called the atten- Lion of the world to the fact that the press of the United States is largely democratic. That it is so is not strange; how could any enlightened race of mankind living for d hundred years under the henilicent influences of Il republican form of government be anything but democrats. Educate the people and you make them democrats.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
Graudc>s Modern Disavsry TRIUMPH or PHARMACY.

Inc phlt tFht Ff1tCticHl ELIXIR OF LIFE AND HEALTH is one that promotes digestion, Improves the appetite olcanscs the liver, puriucS lac blood. and stimulates braiu and nerves without in- juriuus reaction. and one that may lee taken alike by adult OF inisnt. Pfotsae eompouads- made uf Vie rum or bad whiskcy. sWtetsnt1 and favored. under tho titles oi bitters. tanicS, Sc.. produce effects fur worse than tho disease for which they are taken.
 Ninepar fiitters is 6 pure tonic, nervinc without being narcotic, a hiund purifier with out poison. liver i9nic witlHat FaiEtns. and above all a life giving stinu'snt without ae4,- hol, The only medicine " lth siich pew efs in the world.
 A GENUINE TEyrERA ScE BEVERAGE, fur slrpassiug alcohol in any s'iapo ns Ion,e and it nighs hc etslied
 LIQUID LITE. since it stimulates. ius!gorates and regulats digestion. nutrition. seCTetfpi, cNcFtt ton. rv- spratiau, and ali the iatsettpas wtrTehs llfe is maiutancj~we literally take in N.taGty ia spoousful
 It is not too much ia assert tl,at the equal cf Vinegar Bi,iers docs not cSiss, and nc eonnvor- part or compound wsfh similar .Nittue> has ever been known.
 CALIFORNIA. If remarkable for nuthing else would be iir- mortnlized hy the production ot the medicinal fruits, roots and herbs nf witch tiis Kttfors s composed. Many of thega used Ny the tnaaus and the mraCiii profession Ia the trCattsoo}lt uf chills and tovCrs. rheumatism, cU'agta. Cl;l- sumption. neuralgia. hcastavnes. ijNer c0lt- plaint, kidney aSseaec jauuaicc, gpaL pslcs. boils. skin ,Ilecases, &c.. Nc, tt-o nuseerpus tp mention. but oasiiy understood wi4en ,hD action of the liittcts or the SitA fauettUus is remembered. The discovery was peetl4 uCcy- dcutai hui tho rrosoa; PERFECT BlET ELS IS THE RESULT OF SCIENCE.
 M5lilons of sufferers have gratefully and gladly endorsed, during the past qur; ter ot century, the wonderful sHecs'ss of thss PIIENoMEN AL TONIC OF THE WORLD. In order to meet every probable deNand. two formulas Of the same ingredients agr nolg put up.
 The old style is stronger, slightly bitter. aud moro Catliartic.
 The new style. pleasant to tue taste. euf cv- preSsly adapted ,o delicate wpaacn utd cGii- dren.
 REMEMGEH, There Is no disease of low vitality. debility of functions. or nervous prostitution fer which VINEGAR BiTrEES Is SUr CURATIVE, and it's singular power o,pr giiv lower organ- istns renders tt the mpls cabic foo of THE DEADLY aICnonlE AND oANI-
 PRESENT BACTERIA in malara diseases. eholssa. consumption. intcrnai disrasos. &e.. aud sa great is it's power as n gcrmicide that if is an
 UNEQUAlL&D NEKNTFCGE. book could hc written rf it's v,ftacs, and another ut testimonials but it is necessary to semcmher It's general action upon the iiycr blood. b;ain aud nerScs fn realize t. tssc la U majority pf the ills Ina. flesh is hesr u. and that no family should ever be without bot. tie ot
 OLD AND NEW STYLE vINEGA. Drr-
 TEns iS THE itousE.
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 ii II MeDDN I.D DRUG co
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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
wARRtNe GLASSES,

each striving te secure for itself soule peculiar ads antage at tht expense ot ail the others. Tho prevailing theory is that the Individual citizens must not roiy oa hs own efforts m tho transaction uf his private business but that bo has right to appeal to the Govern ment for financial assistance in every ciucr- gcncy, forgetting that the Government has not and never eau have any money except what Is realized by taxation in sonic form upon the people nf the United States.
 ltis Il theory N htCh grossly misconsirues aud pcfSerts the powers of the UpNcroucut. para lyzes indiV idual effort and destroys that spirit ot sef-rcliauee and independence, which Is an absolutely essential qualification for the good citizenship tn free rrpehilc If not only dcmoraliAcs the people. but II persisted in. will convert the Government itself Into Il patriafchal despotiSin with absolute control over all the iinaneial. industrial and personal interests ot Us citizens
 The farmers Of tho country have been taxed so bong for the hcuuni uf other classes and have seen SO much legislation for the ngRfaln- disement of corporations and Syndieatos that their patience is exhausted, and finding it ttp. possible, for the tlnc being, at least. to abolish the system which has oppressed and drspuie.i the greatest industrial interest of the country. they are now totisnding that tho vurg policy which they have heretofore denounced as uHl just and r,linous shall le applied to thrfu }f rt her part oi them. For no scheme has vet been suggested taat would operate alike upon all the farmers. That they have been ct. pressed md aepfpss,d isy
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-07
uxJiiar IEGIsI.ATfOs

must le admitted hy all who have glven any attcntiou to the subject and when they see measures favurahiY reported in Congress tp tax them stltt further for tue iauFpaae ct raising money to pay subsidies aud huuuties to wealthy steamship corporations. aud tc the producers of sugar aud silk, which are nMuH& the least important o; our domestic products |, is not at all strange that they should become more dissatisfied thkn ever aud more sirs0Dt m then denmhds for relief.
 Bat no evil Can hU corrected. no, wrong can be riHhtrd hy increasing it's magnitude nnd extending the scope of it's opogitiaus ThcFe IS but oile eileofuAi remedy for lhe evil N iich undoubtedly cNtst> aud Ina, is .a reverse tse policy which produced II. The dclHaHds made by the farmers sn snfitc parts of the coGutFe have been formulated, ai3d Ht their ,fupss httis haN0 boea igcecutcG ID the iiuusc Ba8 tn The senate. when many oi thcm tAluk Wt nilurd tue necessary nteaSnqo for rCliCt. ncea not uadurtakp to state Hli the dsatilr al these plans. IUF whatever the partir1llar uro. Visions Ut tue faeAsares utay u0 tae wbUlo scheno in is general form auG ,.esisU is Vicious in principle, and it sluptet aNsild prove in practice ruiuotts tn every interest it Is iuteiSicd 10 honehi.
 The plan to which you alpioa ia yoar letter Is to establish hat are ta ha Gcnuguiust0,i aS sut-trestsurics and erect public warehouse. ia every county tu the United States which produces and sells annually morn tsan EsJ.Na worth of wheat. corn, oats. cotton Rla gou0g1st. and permit the owners of thosr pFo 8tlclx whether farmers ur not, tn deposit thNu lts these warehouses and receive from the t.oV- ctnncnt in treasury notes. to loo issued Cx. prcssly Tor that patpt,sc
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of tho market value ot tho products, CT course tbcrc must bc officers anu etnp.oycs to take charge ut these warehouses and then contents, receive aud receipt Tor the products deposited. pay out the money tn the sCfatsitorS receive lhe money when the products are fe. deemed, sell unredecmcl property. aud gen. eraliy tu exercise the combined functions of warehouscnea. banker, auctionects and exc oItiye officials.
 All these officers and cnploycs must ba compensated for thci, services eithcr by fees charged to the dcpositors If products or by payments out ef the pu0ilo treasury. and Hii or ntaris all Will hv partisAus ui the RdAiuls. trution lu power. hucatsSc under the tunstl. tution tney oanHU. bo chosen hy the people but would De appoutcd by the tue President or the head pt a dcpas inacnt or inc Judges Of the United states courts. II Is nruiiastd tO appropriate the sum of t5l.ooo. .ooo at once to begin the erection ut these warehouses. and whllo We have uut accurate data ui3on thc sub. jcct. II tx perfectly safe to say that thcs would cost altogether many tunes that Hlnount. ali Of which must he iaiiscd by taxation on tho people, the farmers themselves. under our system paying moro than their equal share. There are moro than 2.loo countlcs in the United States, but not more rhaa uae~third ot them, II that many, produce and sell any moro than fspo.o0D worth Of wheat, curn, oass cotton and tobacco, and. therefore, not tuore than out..t ntrti Of them could possibly
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of this plan. If il were adopted. l. win n seen. therefore, at the Nery outset. that It | q plan to cuinpol tho 1oNefauient 70 issue RR, distribute Wuuey foF the heacft of the peoIf living in the rgrh and productive counties a the expense of tae people ts ing ia tho po0re and less productive ones.
 Moreover, it lS Il plan to enable nnscrupu luuS spectators to ,Hhe advantage Of th, farmer pccuhiary necessities aud CXtUr eNurhsfaut prices for fCod from the pcoph who reside In eitles. towns and villages, an, from people Mba reside n the country, but d, not oN Il tiaesc particular agricultural products Ii is cstaeNt tHat no farmer viii subject hlHl self to Ehe labor and expense uf transloriiu, his products to the pUt.lle warehouses and l. all the other charges which hc must pay ful storage, for handling and fog saking care oi them while thcro when he has barns ans gtaaeries at huaae, unless he is in icti ans absolutely needs the money which the Gov ernnent Is t0 advance. and it he ls in that ug. fortunate condition. from what source is hs afterwards toaequirc the means "a resiecn the products bs returning the money anu in forest and pay .ng tbc ware house chargesg
 In great majority Ct eases, he wilt never he able to redecn them, bat gili he forces to soso the remaining sV Der cent. uf th, value ui hts products UT