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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01
A Paper Mill Gone,

RAILWAY, N. J., July l.-Fire to-
night in the large wall paper factory
of Jardine & Co., caused loss of
800, 900; partly covered by insurance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01
Patti Gives a Banquet.

LONDON, July Mime. Patti gave
concert at Albert Hall this evening.
She was supported by the Lotus Glee
club. Her voice is fully restored.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01
Egyptian Prosperity.

CAIRO, July 1.-Tne amount 81 i'm
ports received here for the month of
June THUS far is the highest ever re-
corded tor the same length of time.
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guCKLEN,s ARNGCA sALvE.

TIE BksT SALvE in the world for cuts
Iruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheumatism
ores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chibains.
oTns and all skin ETuptiOns, and positively
\ure" Piles, CT no pay required. 1t is guar
(ltF 10 give perfect satisfaction, or
kNney refunded. Price % cents per box
I sale by all druggists. Dreiss, and ThOmp-
Il Cos VIZ Olesale. QtglSly
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A Time Table Poster.

Some enterpriSing young men of the.
city are getting up large framed poster.
having the latest railroad time printed on
it, which they propose To display in every
public place in the city and in every rail-
road town within one hundred miles Of
San Antonio. 1t is needless to say that
this will be of more than ordinary advan-
Mooney, the solicitor, will make the
round of the business houses and give
everybody a chance for space.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.

UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
Conservatives on Deck.
MADRID, July lit is rumored
that after the closing of the cortes the
conservatives will come into office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01

N on John T. Hambleton & Co., and
1 fine farm cheap. 5-14-tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-01

Call and see John T. Hambleton &
company, II you want to buy property.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
DR ph4clp VAN EATEN.
a=s-----<r <rs~+--r+ The Unjust urseating ct Hen. " 4. cstc and Contnusd HkHeslsh caeses this Distinguished 6entleman to With
 draw his Candidacy


 TnE TIMES lmd thought to have the pleasure of supporting Dr. Philip Van Patteu, of St. Francis county, as a proper person to represent this district in the 5Il Congress of the United Se,tes. but owing to the unfortunate termination of the Feathefstoh Cate contest, and the further fact that his health lms recently been greatly i'm paired, our distinguished fellow-citizon has concluded that Ire could not con ciciitiously oppose tile recent choice of the democracy of this district, since he has been so unjustly dealt with by our common enemy, the Republican party. Df. VanPatten therefore with draws his candidacy, aAd if health permits will be an active worker to secure tie reelection of Hon. ". II. Cate While Tn1 TIMRs regrets the withdrawal, it believes the same to be Very proper, under the peculiar circtm- stances. and like the subject of this article will do all VIC can to convince the people that Judge Cate is entitled Co reelection; and we have no doubt, he will receive such majority that even the scheming of the republicans, Featherston, and allies, will be in- sufficient to contest (?) him cut of his seat. Dr. VanPatten .remains, how ever, a prominent figure, and his as pirations should receive attention ii l SN2
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
~e~s c s~ss- Mass Me Gtit1R.

 At mass.meetiEg Uf ilie eitiyans og the Single Srip,o District of Forrest Cits hold In the cnuft-llulse "Wednesday night. the l4th iust, the following pro- cre,.inga were had, to vit. chairman kollwage, of the school Baard called
 the meeting ,o order at < o'clock, and
 explained llie purpose of tho call to be
 tn select and nominate three good men. to become can lllaias and to be voted for nexl Saturday fer sei0M directors; two Mere tp he elected to hll vaeancics that occurred n the ustal way. and
 one h fiji vacanc, caused by tue resignation of II. r. German.
 Dr. l.. II, SpafSman was chosen as chairman. and ". r. Adams as socre-
 tary. ol the meeting.
 Some nominations were made. but after n thorough and brolherly free for-all discussion of tie situation was had, il WAS agreed that owing to the shortness If the time which the people had to come together in mass-meeting
 a ter notice was given to tsie public, that 1t would be more democratic and give more general satisfaction to ad- journ to meet again Friday night. and to make no nominations for candidates
 at tiis meeting.
 a'his was carried. Tho meeting WAS held Friday night, too late Ia put its
 proceedings in this weeks paper.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
MeDaniel Times.
,,,,l0l ,,.rre.aonAsnce 10 rah T.uns.

speclal taasres,anasncc to rak TiaEs:
 .Iol,n M. prewett. of the popular jaw ! firm of Norton X i'rewett. Forrest City WAS here last Monday on legal busi ness.
 Tobe House. worthy darkey, died hsfe last Monday. Uncle Harry. his father, living with Ca2t. Mcdaniel, has the respec, If all the best white people.
 Peter Miers, machinest of many years experience, VAS painting the
 town, to some extent. last Saturday night. Pete gets little disligured sometimes. hnt is still in the ring as
 a tiue workman.
 In speaking of a certain dry goods clerk. of Forrest City, as rag-temer, . typographical error occurred Tn put ting il in type. The comp mistaok tho word tagtsarer for rag-tailed. It
 was not written for my disrespect. and we hope tho young man will not think hard of us for 1t.
 The Reverend Cotingilam has se-
 cured the territory of the southern and northern parts of St. Francis and Lee counties to sell the book entitled He roes ot the Dark Continent" We sub scrihed for the book, 1t only cOst five dollars. and together with our new Wshster's Unabridged dictionary which
 we bought of Lsndyoigt X Nadakin,
 we are going to enlishton ourself on Standle, great explorations of Afri- ca.
 Rev. W. IL Paisley preached an inter estiug sermon in Tacoma Sunday. He gave sam Jones and s,i other evaagal.
 ists down the country We do not
 exactly agree with the parson on re-
 format0ry religion.
 Mir. !. N. Craddock, popular drum,
 mer, of Memphis, representing the
 best cotton factors of that city, Messrs. w. A. Gage X CO.,. was here last Mon
 day. Mr. Craddock is a perfect gen tleman. for We have tried him in many kinds of dealings. We were glad to
 see him. indeed, moro So than we We're
 about the tenth of last December, when
 We first met him
 Mr, John Sanders and his beautiful and highly accomplished wife gnce Miss Allie WeSbl accompanied by their brother, MT. John Webb, of Lonokc,
 are visiting their parents, Dr. and Mrs.
 webb, of this place. Ms. Sanders is the obliging telegrath operator at To. ! tlttht. NHiit MI. Mtbg l~ ttis tldftuNhfilt ! jeweler and music dealer of that city. MT. webb is Il perfect musician, and l,
 we'll and fayofahly kIown in Forrest city; he being the gentleman, who in-
 structed the members of the hand we did not have tue pleasure of meeting MT. ard Mrs. Sanders. but the many compliments paid them jnstiiies
 our presumptions. Their visit was highly appreciated and we hope they will eAli again soon.
 \ large crowd gathered at the
 school-house Sunday just Ut three
 o'clock, the time for opening the
 school, however. had just closed when
 they arrived. The people organized
 the suudas-sehool, at the school house.
 for the people at latge. irrespective Of any denominations. ani it WAS not agreeable with the school tlnt 1t be adjouruci for preaching at tho church. we hope this will nut interfere with the school in tll~ future, and should onr worthy superintendent wish ta go to church that lie VIII appointa a super intenient, pro tenn. as the mass Of tie school prefer Sunday school to all eyen-1 iug sermon.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

Reverend Bird, a young Presbyterian minister recently gra,iuei ed. will preach at the Prtsbyterian church to- morrow at eleven o'clock. lie iscalle,l Co that church, and will preach for them every Sunday in future.
 Is Consumption incurable2
 Read the following: Mir. C. II. Morris, Newark Ark, says: Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and phy- sicians pronounced me an incurabe con sumptive. Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. am now on my third bottle. aitd able to oversee the the work on my farm. lt is the finest medicine ever made"
 Jesse Middlewart. Decatur. Ohio, says: Had it not been for Dr. Kings New Dis covery for Consumption would have died of Lung Troubles Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of heath" Try 1t. Sample bottles free at G. F. Iinton's drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

We would rot u ,ce III article uiIisou merit We urge and guarantee l'lantat tion Cliil Cure irregular and tasseless1- Fol sale by l.. Rol!wage sS Go, Dr. R. !. West, Wheatlcy W. C. Ferguson, Mc-. Daniel; E. T. Oliver X uo.. Caldwell, ]. J. Hughes, Haynes. Banks. WiIkin- son X Co, Palestine. Isreal Goldberg, Wheatley, Hughes < Curtis, Haynes, Hemingway Bros. Wheatley. Koser X DeRositt, Widener, D. l. Jones. Haynes.
 A party of young people betook them selves to J. w. Mccormack last Tuesday night to have social good time. Sam Hodges and Miss Lula Carr made two of the fair alrl happy party. The night was dark, and lanterns were not to be had There was a great, huge gully on the road side, and not Il bit of room to drive anywhere else. so sam drove into the gully, and parting the buggy in twain. seated himself on the off-and- on side of Il mud hole, and Miss Lula alighted. though is was pitchy dark, on the only clean $. eat in the vicinity; and Rosanante disssnded his nostrils, and split the darkness in Il grand rush for taller timber, with only the front part of the vihiclc following. Why pay 75 cents or Si when you can buy Plantation Chill Cure Irregular and tastelessf of l.. Rnllwage & O., Dr. R. J. West. Wheatey; w. C. Ferguson, Me Daniel E. T. Oliver X O.. Caldwell, !. J. Hughes, Haynes. Banks. Wilkin- son & Co.,, Palestine. Isreal Goldberg, Wheatley, Hughes & Curtis, Haynes, Hemingway Bros, Wheatey. for 50 cents, who guarantee 1t to cure you, Koser & DeRositt, WideEer. D. 1. Jones, Haynes.
 Since tue moment the wife of count Cinchoa. viceroy of Peru. was cured of intermittent fever (which was in tue seventeenth century, by the use of bark from tree named cinchona in her honor, the suf- fering world refused to take quinine on account of it's bad effect. But now the discovery of Groves chill Tonic re- moves this. For sale at winthrop X co. s, drug store.
 Stop and think Plantation Chill relregular and tasteless)cure 99 eases
 out of every hundred, and price only 5t cents. For sale by l.. Roliwage k Co. 1 Dr. R. l. West. Wheatlcy; ". (. Fer. guson. MeDaniel. F.. r. Oliver X Co.,
 Caldwell, ]. ]. Hughes, Haynes Bauks i Wilkinson X Co, Palestine, Isreal Gold
 berg, Wheatley. Hughes < Curtis
 Haynes, Hemingway Bros, Wheatley
 Koser X Del,ositt, Widener, D. |
 Jones, Haynes.
 | Miss Jennie Eyans. the amiable and
 charming dauglHAr of Mrs. !. J. Fin
 nerty, of this city, returned from Hel
 ena Il few days ago accompanied by
 her friend. Mrs. D. Diamcnd, of lIel
 ena, who will remain till Monday when
 she will leave for Little Rock, her fu ture home.
 We refund money in every instance | when Plantation Chill Cure irregular au( tastelessl fails-but 1t never fails. Fol sale by l.. Rollwagc X Co,, Dr. +. ] West. Wheatley ; W. C. Ferguson, Me i Daniel: l.. T. Oliver X Co. Caldwell |. |. Hughes. Haynes, Banks. Wilkin son X Co.,. Palestine, lsreal Goldberg ! Wheatley, Hughes x Curtis, Haynes
 Hemingway Bros, Wheatley, koser DeRositt. Widener, D. l. Jones iiaynps
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
A Chance for a Fortune Without
 Work

Great curiosity was shown as towifo was favored hy Fortune in the Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans on Tuesday (aiways rues- day) April l5 Gcn'ls G. r. .Beauregard. of La, and Jubal A. Early. of Va, as usual gave their personal attention to the entire distribution. Ticket No. 2l.303 drew the First Capital Prize of S300.010. It was sold in twentieths at Sl .0O each. One was held by Mrs. NJ. Handy. Nyaek, N. r.: and ,Jno. $. Lewis, Mcriden, Conn; one collected through First National Bank Jersey City. N. J.; one by A. $. Anderson, Chicago, lil.; one by Bell x Eysters Bank, Duluth, Miim.; one by Otis Edwards,
 Boston, Mass: one by Correspondent. Verdi, Nevada; one by Phillips Reichwein. Indianapolis, lnd.; one by Felsentbal. Gross ,S Miller, Chicago, Ill.,; one by Thos. l.. Watkins, West Gnd. Central S. c.; one by J. C. liiggs, Conway. Ark. etc. Ticket ! No 21.e9i drew the Second Capital Prize of sl00.0vu, also, sold in twentieths. One to Mrs. Berliard Manning. 1oi4 Walnut St. St. Louis, Mo-; one to James Forest
 Philadelphia. Pa. one to Metropolitan | National Bank, Chicago, Ill.,. one to Rich ard Fitzpatrick, BIS Apple St, Peoria, III. one to Ii. X. Nialle, Boston, Mass; one to F. D. 0sgood, Boston, Mass; one to C, II.
 Thu, Chicago. Ill.,; one to Franklin Bank.
 St Louis, Mo; one to Thos. Carty, Cort- land \. Y.s etc Picket No. 4l.66a drew
 the Third Capital prize of soo.ooo sold ill twentietlls. one to W. II. Durham, sa4 SO
 Front St. Philadelphia, Pa; one 10 Anglo Californian Bank. San Francisco, Gal.
 one to c. Montgomery, y Bunker Build l ing. Kansas City. Mo; one to l.. l.. Saah | Chicago. III. one to M F. Tahlcr. Nor borne, Mo; one to Alexander Co. National Bank. Cairo. Ill.,. one to t. B. Warden, ! S76 Dauphine St, New orleans, l,a., etc | Ticket No, FLOSS drew the Fourth Capita | Prize of Sa5. 1000. It was sold in twentleihs
 also, one to a Correspondent throuEt ! Wells, Fargo X Co.'S Bank. San Francisco
 Cal, one 10 -Mp. Col. Grayson Tyler
 Buekland. Va; ono to Third Nationa Bank, Louisville, Ky; one to Roht, II Dorsey, Station F. Cineinnati, oaio; etc. l All information desired can be had on ap
 piication to Nj. A. Dauphin, New Orleans La.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Decay. the unIversalLaw.

Let anything in nature become llfeless amt inactive, and decay follows as a usual sequence. Decay k the universal law |. Can you wonder when a person feels eon- siantly worn out and moro than halt dead, that decay of tlie lungs or kidneys sets in
 They say that decay of the lungs icon sunptionl and decay of the kidneys tllrigirs discase) k incarahle. Who says sos Only those experimental doctors who have failed. Don't despair While there's life, there's hope. In checking decay of the lungs or kidneys, in preyem- ting further alteration, il is essential that all blood impurities shogid be re- moved, and an alternative influence cSertetl upon the whole system. The appetite and digestion must both he improved. The nervous system soo,hed, and sleep natures sweet restorer, invited and encouraged. Energy must be aroused and mental de- precision banished. lu this moacntous rallying effort pr. John Bulls Sarsapafilla Is an essential ally to nature. Use this remedy. IL has restored many to health and strength, even after doctors had given up all hope.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
l.os.Al.

Trade with l.. RoLLw AGE X Co.
 Insure your property with Stewart X Taylor. Buy your hay, corn, oats and bran from NJ. R. Stone. Try the Studebaker Wagon. L. Roll. wage X Co.,, sole Agents. Buy Hamilton Brown BooTs and SIlUfs at l.. RoIlwage x Co.'s. Call and examine those beautiful linen chambries for ladies and children dresses at IT, B. Gwyn & Co.'S. Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA rioNEEy at l.. RolIwage X Co. $.
 Stewart & Taylor represent twelve first class Fire Insurance Companies. Ladies and chlldren's hose of every style and size at II, 5. Gwyn X Co.'S
 Call at Winthrop & Co.'S and get a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic,
 Stewart & Taylor write insurance against loss by fire, lightning or torna- does
 Fresh drugs, in great variety, at H. W. Winthrop X Co. $. Give them |, trial.
 The Scientific American, and plans for buildings, at TnE TINES news stand.
 Call at Russell, Graham X Co s for prices.
 II. B. Gwyn X Co.,. have the pretties, line Of new style. white dress goods in the city.
 For Rent--A very comfortable and convenient residence. Apply to Chas |'Delano A new feed store. at the old livery stable corner. has been opened by NJ ls. Stone. Pure and fresh Drugs at Evans S Co. S.. Prescriptions carefully com pounded. Mrs. J. W. Beck. we respectfully learn was somewhat ill on last Wedncsda, morning. \ very large assortment of the bes and most popular novels can be seen a the newsstand. Prescription work specially at Win throp X Co.'S drug store. Also keep ; line of fine cigars. Largest, cheapest and best stock O
 goods ever brought to the city, at l. 1 Rollwage x Co.'S. Gents Furnishings of every descrip | tion. and in the latest styles, at Fus sell, Graham X Co.'S. We hear it rumored that there will h, a test case to try the strength of tn, hog law pretty soon. II. E. Gwyn X O., have the hobbies
 neck wear, underwear and half hos, for gentlemen in the town. Russell. Graham X Go. have ca | load of Galvanized Bal bed Wire, whicl
 they are offering cheap for cash. For a nice office room apply to G. W Cook. He has three rooms over F. M I Prewett X Co. 's Grocery, for rent. 1 All kinds of Bedsteads. ranging il 1 price from sl .50 up, at Russell. Grahan
 x Co.'S. Call and examine them. Spring and summer clothing, 0 many varieties and of best quality, 10
 sale cheap at J. ". Beck X Co. x. James Temple, one of the bes
 citizens of Colt. was in the city Mon
 day. and made us Il pleasant call. Haveyou seen those beautiful gol,
 and silver tipped black silk, ladies an,
 gentlemen, umbrellas at II. E. Gwyi
 <. Co.'S
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
ATTENTION DEMus'HATs
Rooms of the Democratic Executive

Rooms of tho Democratic Executive
 Committee
 Forrest City. Ark, May 10 iSgo. X mass-meeting of the democracy of St. Francis county, is hereby called to assemble in the town of Forrest City, on Saturday 2i inst, for the purpose of reorganizlmg the Democratic Executive Committee, and to transact any and all other business usually transacted at such meetings. We the committee earnestly disring complete and final settlement of all our local and political disturbances, recommend to the demo- eraey in mass'mcetfngs when assem- bled, that they propose fair and hon- orable compromise to the Union Labor party on honorable and equitable bases that has complete restoration of peace and quiesude in view.
 L. II. McGuFFEy, Attest Chairman. Q. r, WOLFF, Secty.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Electric si,,ers

This remedy k becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mcn- liun. Ali who have used Electric Bittefs sing the same song ot praise puyeg
 medicine does no, exist aud Il k guaan- teea ,e do all that Is claimed. Electric Bltters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, wiifresnoyc pimpleS, Boils, Salt Rlieum and other affections caused hs impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the sy stsFn and prcvens as we'll as cure all Malatial fevefs-For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric nlt,ers- Entire satisfaction guaranteed, og niouey refunded Price aoets. at'd Sl,o,
 per bottle at C. F. i!intons drug ssore.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
4 Rare Onnortunltv.

Mir. Otto $. Hammers. expert opii. elan. representing the faEioas llawke's 8 new crystalized lenses, is in the city. He will adjust these won derfal glasSes tn all conditions of the eye on scientific principles.
 Persons suifsling wiil, defective vision should not let this opportunity pass unimmoved. Cali anti consult Mr Hammers about your eyeS aud how
 to take care of them He will remain until Monday cveniug oily 1t X. M. Nnsson's lewelry Store. No charges tni littlng.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
haw,<as. wont,eYfuI (,lasses.

AS We read Mr. Ha~ks' testimonials from governors, senators. legislators. men of scienre and distinguished citizens throughout the United Staies, who trSti- fed ,o having had Their eyes Improved. aud sometimes restored. by the use of HIS cclelrsned glasses. we realire thas glass that wia reflect such htliliancy ot light as lo enable tiie WcsFer fo see as in youth. and te read by eaudle or other artiiiclai light. surely is to bs desired hy ail si,ecsa- cle w'salsfs,
 All eyes fltsrd and ilt guaranteed hy A. M M4k4s4st
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
DlMoeasIic coSoREssIoSaL CON
 yENTIuN

At Il meeting ot the Democratic Con- gressional Committee for the first Con grcssional District. hel;l at Forrest City, May 9th, lsg0, it was resolved that q convention be called to assemble at iIatesyillc, on the 18th. day of June 1890, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for congress in the First Con gressional District.
 Tie basis of representation WIS fixed at one delegate for each two hundred votes or a fraction of one hundred thereof cast for Grover Cleveland fo, president CT November 1888.
 The counties will le entitled Co the
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

There had been felt some consiiera-
 hle fears that some one would get duckcd ur otherwise inconvenienced on
 Washington street along the business
 portion of town until last Thursday
 morning. On that morning We ob- served Il number of signs posted along
 this tharouglIfare. and naturally. began
 to read as VIC walked. The first was
 the danger sigual, a large board with
 an index on Il pointing to tho word
 d;inger. 10 warn the public it was best
 to look ahead for breakers. Next, was
 a large sign placed iu the middle uf the
 street and read "Baugh's Hayou;" a
 few feet further WAS pond aud in 1t
 was planted another board declaring that spot to be- izsrd 's pond;r then, the
 next watsfy depression was marked as '" "Blanton's Bngss while itst anert the ''Sag' still another, calling the atten-
 tiau of the natatarial portion of our citizens to the fact that there wns lc- catei the city Natat0rium. and all
 were welcome tn take a swim, while still little further down WAS indicated. on s large board securely fastened In the ground, that it occupied u central posi- ian in 'sSt. Fraacis Basin." and yet. there stond hard hy another sign board. doing dos He duty hy showing on one side the position ni Coles Lake, and un the other, 1t declaled h was there to point out the rsppliug iiow of stones Creek On inquiry VIC learned special survey had becH made. and the most dangerous places hcatest and marked to avoid future ealamities. While In reflection was nleaat. It is ccrtaia fact that Washington street Is iii dialsslleal condition, aud needs the attention of the street commission CT. If. however. anything at all k duue. let il he done well. and then it VIII mt require their attention again,
 uV1l>
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Shllo,,ss Consun,pttor Cure,

This tx beyond question the nest sue eesSf,tl Cough Medicine We havc ever sold
 few doses invariably cure the worst eases { of Cough. Group. and Bronchitis. while ifs
 wonderful s,irce>s m the cure of Comsumfs
 tion R without a parallel in the history oi
 medicine. Since it's first discovery it has
 been sold on a guarantee, a test which nc other acdicice can stand sf you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50ccnsS, aud Si,00. If your
 l.anvs are sore, Chest CT Back lame. tisa
 shiloh's Porous Plaster, Soht hy II, Evans * (o