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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

IF was a horrible disaster which oc- cured on the Lake Shore railway. the night of the 9th, inst. A car load oi precious human freight was hurled into death and destruction. without q moment of warning. IL appears that there was st me negligence on the part of he conductor and engineer, or to bs more lrnient, it may have been mis taken judgement There were many heart rcnding scenes.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

IT is stated that !" Poker Jack n Me Clure, of Little Rock, has been retained as special co nsrl on behalf of the United States in the election cases, and it IS understood that he will have :, large trunk full of papers and ,hcu- mrnts hesiing on election frauds and that he has summoned thousand or more witnesses Feathersou' entire constituency will be on hand to prove his title clear.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

SPEAKER BlED is airaid t. 20 to kentucky; says his iiie would h, in anger. There is no danger. of course. ut 1t is perfectly natural for towards o dread and fear to mingle with the ,onest prople tl4ey have been uaduc- tIIR
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

lr it were only steaiiug congressional seats.
 tue republican party wocii no; He 90 bad. The stealing of congressional seats. however. ia
 only preliminary to plnaiering tho treasury Louisville Courlcr-Journal
 It is already anuouncsd by the repuh-
 a glorious sight to see democratic news papers clamoring for high tariff
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
coasumpsion Surely Cured,

To iHk EpiruR Please inform your readers that have pnsiiive remedy for the above named disease Ky it's Il mely ust thousands of hoprlrss case have been permanently currd. shall be glad to osend two bottles nf ny reine. dy fREE to any of ,aur readers who have consumption II they will send me theit express and post office address T X >LDCUd. NJ c., Isl Pearl St.. New York
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

\ TRANS CONTINENTAL railway tu,iine from Virginia to New Mexico has been incorporated. abd will cross ,rHan>as NHrvey 'is commence at lir t.d the le,i Sil b. pushed for ard as so5tg sN pussi:l q.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
p,,ru,aa,s rn,o. S.,.,a

The Best Salye ln the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Uncers. Sali Rheum, Fever sores, fetter. chapped Hands, thilblains. cnrns and all Skin Erup- tions. and positively cures Piles oI no pay required II is guaranteed ,u give nerieci satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price 2o cents per box. For sale by Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

FLUNtNG ores arc necessary in the smelting of silver. Love.ace and Ar genuine. Kansas, turn out large quan- titles of silver, especially the latter. They received their nuxing ores from Mexico. The success of ihese silver mines in Kansas effected tln miuv owners of Colorado. The, 0u3iNe their congressional friend MchlHltt and his ways and means cnmm,C e proposed tariff If 90 per cent. on tluX- ing ores, This base proposition tncrip- pie the Argentine silver mines in favor of the Colorado mines, was the result of the "intluens" of Colorado miners ou the patriotic minds of this commit tee When Mexico heard of this pro posed tariff. she knew that her revenues wou.d soon cease from tue sale of these essential ores in the United states. So, by way ui retaliation. she placed Il tariff of s20 each on horses. & each oa cattle. S22.25 each on hogs, and | cents per pound on fresh ms ats of all kinds brought frum the United states By this prep.,s, q duty on MeNican sInel,- ing ores the mines of Argentine will have to close down; and the packing houses of Kansas which have had !, sp!eudid nta.lk.i in Mexico now find the poorest kthd of marke in cn,se- quence of the high dutirs. Wi any protecsiomist point out thy beneiilS et these tariffs?
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

TIE local democratic gains in the states of New York and Iowa are very annoying 10 the republican party st large, as well as to Mir Harrison, but speaker Reed will, according to bis re- cent actions. attempt ta make up for seat in jay,r of republicans II is hard ls probable that single case wit. h' t!e- cided otherwise.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
ryspepsla ana Liver Complaint.

ls t not worth the small price of I5 cents to free yoasself of every symptom of tle>e distressing eomplaintsg If you think So. call al our store and get bottle of shi- loh's Vitalixer. Every bottle has printed guarantee on It, use accordingly. and If it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by II. Evaus X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

THE latest and st autocratit authority ever exercised in the UHited States. is that assumed by the repub lican majority in congress-. bs which they practically elaet members of con
 gress regardless of the will of the people
 prehend that the voters of the United
 States will not long submit to this base
 usurpation.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Nn.loe

Notice is hrreby given that there ill be d Public Examination of teachers at the courthouse beginning promptly vt 2 ao'cloek a. m the 21th and asth days of March x. h.. 1890, to ascertain shr prefessis nal qualifications If all persons desiring to teacI, tn tlr. Public Sclnols of >t Francis county. First day white applicants; second cnAred.
 J. D. BARNETT,
 County Examiner. Ell. G. A. Grammer. Assistant. St. Francis .ouDsy, Arkansas, March 3, lS90.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

SOME of the demncraciie papers of the state gre pretty hard en those democrals who vGre absent when lhe final vote WAS taken on the contest case between Feathttaton and Gate. We should nat let that chagrln and piq- nancy which so naturally follows defeat cause us, like he sngcred adder. to turn and strike ourselves.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Cuban Chlii Tonic,

X warranted thili and Fewer King. \ newer iailing cure for Chills ani Fever Rilinnsness. Slow Frvsr Chronic Chiils, ahd every malarlal ailment. Safe. Surel Pasitiyel The friend af xii classes, because Il saves heavy Doctor $ bulls, and restores health. Try il. Nc Cure No Paw Warranted by youf druggist C. F. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

SOMEBODY by thu name of Hank ment of Memphis to fever leat w., are not up on The merits ef the case, altogether. but, according to the lights of the present, the detective has tlte city government in mighty tisiit place.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
committee Meeting
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, March 6. '@

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, March 6. 90 The Ststr Democratic Central Com mittrs is hereby called to meet in the mons ut tbr Ott IHkorv Club iu he t'}tS et Little Rock lngrsdrY Na eu s0, s, > cl cs pm fhe tt@ t~ sli ls tis ff. Etpn a
 sttf 4
 Had aHnht F oi Il .. .t ,1t veutton ,is well ts lrsbsa any uthtr husiI,.Sss hat may com b''tnre the committee. J. II. liARRoD. W. J TERRY, Chairman.
 Se4sretary
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Commopdable

All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup Of Figs are pGrposely avoided 3y the California Fig Syrup com pauy. It acts gently on the kidneys. liver and bowels, cleansing the system eiTect- ually. but it Is not cureall and makes no pretensiens that every bottle will not sub stantsata.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
< claimed that the republi

Now IF k claimed that the repuhli ca, congress is dtsirors ef converting Independence Hal, mt a sausage far tory aud Fanueil Hal iito jugk shop. Very well. We have no obje tions to this programme, if 1t suits them.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
temporary embarrassment.

i povgi.J Ct.kYToS has interviewed repuh- ii0ai. seuatots snd threatened taHt he would ,fisript the republican, party of Arkausas uu, less his brother was promptly coetirmed He cnpios cd these tt.jlsiusiua tactics with the ffou-e Fleet on Committee iu cofu polling th. republicans to report tu favor of FtRthefstou against Cate Washington Special Ia the Mem. phis Appeal.
 Clayton was busted from gtlhernato- rial power in Arkansas because he prac-
 tically dlsfranchised all who opp sed
 him Alter skirmisi.ing around wit,
 all manner of schemes to regain his lusi crown for he was then equal to < king
 h, has st lRst found another means of casting esidc the majority oi tlle 1e ce't reop,. of AlkansaS at least ss fU ip the irst congressional Gist.l-,; and hA, pis fd Fea,hetssea. the moa grri tool, in an exalted position, and busted the regularly elected member of congress, Hon. Wm. H. Cate. The election of congressman has been trans
 fcrrvd to congress.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

TnE state Ire surer of Mississippi st.ms to be short i'll lis accounts. bui un ike all the rest of the state treas urers, he has placed the "scads' where the state can make good all the deiiei
 eucy. That's the kind If a man we like to see handle the peoples money
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
.ANNOUNCEME
FOR CONGRESS.

NE TIMES is authorized to announce DE- l pHILiP yNSpATrES. .of St. Fancis inty. as 2 cand'datc for CSagrcss from the rst Congressional District 0t arkausas. snb 'ii to Inc acton of the democratic nominating byent!ou
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

TIE State oi New Hampshire is for ale Now is the time for Mir CaYne ie to come forwarsi and buy up tue ,nds he has hel cd to depopulate.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
the republican party.

kiNGsLAND, on the Cotton Belt rail. road, by virtue of recent decision of he County Court of Cleveland county. Arkansas. las become the county ses, If sad county. Those who favored Rison for the county seat have served notice of appeal.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

oN another page or this issue of The Press will be found an article showing u.l he work inys of the Jumbo American lluiding Assu- c.ation of Minneapolis. taken from that Fear less building and ban nsspcsatton iourual. The Home Seekoi. os See York Jty The tsois also contains thc uihc.al report ot I D Kenyon, public eSaWiuer Of Ajuue>1ts. There are nunihor of stockholders n ArAag- sas who will. uo doaht. find st "vcrs .nicr,el. :ug reading Atkaus.s Press
 If you would gel Miau, ep, iis arer, you ~oud see that keiiy II exVeed,.t hls authority aud WAS not suslaiHea by the attorney general \ suit for dam a. Will he instituted against Kenyon. ct als. The American Niii uo donht speed along and seon recover from this temporary embarrassment.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
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Odora PreL arations.
Er.ULrst Modern Hiseycry TE!INrd or rHAKNrCr.
sae oblY true ptacticsl Arr ,rsE NytN typ ,

All the o1'oat Preparations are delightfully."- refiunied; they coiupe,~y fun inish toilet ease aud make sn eSauis.ts prcss nt for a gea. tieman to giNs a haav.
 oDuRA BATH TOW DER preserves the com. plsslon. preventing wrinkies and iiahhy skin II neatrsllles the unpleasant oiors of the sody. rendeFitig tue skin smooth. soft and supple. Ised in a rather stronger solution tt erres soft earns. and k very soothing intlon fer tender feet. Kight ouucs box a6 e~nts Sixteen ounce hnx. si.B
 oDoRh SHAMPOO PpwD DER is cleansing 10 EAir ana scalp. rendering the hair fluffy aud keft. is of grra. value to nervous people aud invaids. il p,o notes the growth of the hair, preserving its natural culor. 25 cents TOT bo x UDoRA rDOfH POWDER i- entirely solu- Lie, new. aoi,cnte: it haricns the gums, ~hiteus and preserves tho teeth. rendering tas breath sweet,
 oDoRA sAcHEr PONDER in handsorpc packets; perfamcs everything 1t teuches. |; ssats per saehct <l si per doxeu.
 oD0HA FACE PONDER. is-h or white; eaaai to the French, smooth as satin. perfect D harmless. aud softcns the tint af the skin T~cnty-five cents prr box,
 Any ar all the above tsf your druggist doc1 Xeep tueuis. viii bc eent hy nail postpaid, oil ocseip: vi psiec. \ beautiful book free
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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
prnstnn,s !" Had.Akn !

Cures you while you wait" Prompt and absolutely harmless. Contains no morphine. antipyrine, chloral, cocaine or other dangerous drug.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

THE suppressed v0tp iii tie south having become somewhat of Il chestnut. senator lasen. uf flvlida, has been making s1me figures comparing Il wit, the sup tessei Vote oi the north, 4ud the result is very embarrassing to the republican party.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

JAKE kILRAIS, who got knocked Ut by Sullivan in Mississippi, hss to ,ay S200 fine and serve two months in .
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

KossUTu is a, last without a eoan- What commentary
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
A.,na.. {,

And ttase troubled alsA uctXos lssless ssait lns from care ox usersork will be lelisvcd bs taking
 BroHn's Iron Bifs~rs Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on rapgcx.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

DURING the deliberati II. March 5th of the Fcatheiston Gate case. Con greSsman Springer etfered q resolution tp reconinit il to tn, elections commit. tee with instructions to appoint sub First piS3iet of Arkansas with the nece sary authority tarxamine I, cords compel the att.Ldance uf witnesses whether Featiurston ur Cate Was C eetcd This WAS voted tlawu. show ing the republicans were net desrons of learning anything save something that would strengthen their excuse for seating Featheistun.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Letter Ist~t.

Following is q list of letters remain ing unclaimed in the postnffice at For rest City, St. Fraacis county. Arkansas, for the week ending Saturday evening. March s, lS90
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

GooDsPEEp's Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas is coming in for large share of very uufevor ahio mcntian. TBs FuRSksr CITY TIags al tRcked the book. and is exposures have been worth muca to the people who are called on tr support the republican scheme It begins to appear to the fo-t much itl.o Clayton history Perhaps this x the book Clayton has promised the people of Arkansas. -pardahele Post.
 Yes, and we We're threatened, and s-- verely denounced by letter by the agent with Il suit for criminal lli9el Nt thought once of suspeniing onr pt,bli cation and taking 10 the woods
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

4 Never Ending Tale of Fortune.
 As usual the grand monthly drawing ot the Louisiana State Lottery came oH ot Tuesday. February II. ricSrt No. 6iSs5 dreW th" t'isi cap tai pttte of S5o0.0o0
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

upGE H c. CALDWELL has been confined the senate i,a.csv,le Guard.
 ,nd the child? The circuit judge ship.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

About two years ago, alter suhering for nearly two years from Thenina'ic t,spf. being able to walk only with great oiscamfcrs. nni having tried various remedies, i:'ciadiag mineral waters, viihou; T.iisf. l ssS by sn advertise h~pe r.lieTel nf this addressing com- tjash,. E.;ss loag suffering, by taking Arers SsgsHpsCiis, ] then decided to ,Hsss trial of this medicine, aud took T regularly Tor eight months. l sin r.ssscd tn say flat fl effected x oorn- ssis cue. au'i that have since had no .stC:n Of fine ,'iaesss.'
 .irs. |. A Stark, Nashua, \. IT, -.fttse: "Oge year ago l was taken ill wils rheumatism, being confined 10 my Iogse sit months l came ont of tho s-tness very much debiitsted, with no s-ati!fc, an1 uny system disordcred in ag cfy ~sV. l commenced to ii-c Ayers f,esss sparila aud began to improve st ease, gaining iu strength and soon re- covering ny usiial health. l cannot sny l.,e uuch ia praise of this well-known lss.dlciue.
 "I iaV- ;a,,sn a great deal of rnedi- rlHe, hat nothing lns done me so isueh good ss Ayers Sarsapariila. l se,t it's beneficial effects before l had sitite Gnshel one bottle, and l can freely testify that it k thc best hiood- in@li,.iue l know of."--i.. W. Ward, Sr., eo.land, Texas.
 Ayer's Sarsapari||a,
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 Or. ]. C. Ayer S< Co.,, Lowell Mass. T,,,~ s' six to,:lr. e. Worth a4 bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

I resh Noniirma- ton oi tiiis s:atc- mont com es to hand daily. Even such deep seated and stubborn com p,ain,s as Ehcu-
 nstism, Rlcunia- lie Cont, and tho like. are thorough ly srsdiesied by the uso of,liiS won derful alternative.
 Mrs. R Irving Dodge. il0 West I3ih street. New York, Certities :---
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
A Fact

WoRTH knowing is that blood die
 W eases which all other remedies fail 10 care, yisld to Aycr's Sarsaparilla.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
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oo You l4av. t4eadache?
NIi.t.Gl.rts tsihhls.

'cestan- lied Akr" cures In E uim .sses aud i; won, cure sntbng else.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

Adams, Jerry John or Nasas Banks. Samuel r. Newoia. Sarah HNEey, ZIck iIstt. Eiizaaeta Boone W. l.. Iiatt. Willis izs Canon Louisa. Preston. Iohn Coned, Sallic Kchardsoo Noio Comack. Geo. Bichsrds. Jas Davis, Emily Spealc. Albert Davls X. C. SeShorn, W. L.. Dohsou, Jamcs Taber. Caroilpe Eakin. J, N. Tolavard. ?. V. Fsrrow. F.. (. Thomas. sseo n. Harper. Ella Thompson. J. II. Hodges. Clara Vance. Miss Leo Ken dall. W. T. Nttuntps. Nnttir n. Lsckey. Geo. Marker, Nellie ' Moore, o. l.. WuoaS NiuniB Moore, II. W. Wait; II. N. Niles. Minnie Warren Emerson Moss. Kate Wright. A. l.. Nelson, Oscar McCuiley, Jos. - Nelson, James McDougai, Jamos
 McCombs. Jerry
 Parties calling for the above letters will please say advertised, and must pay one lll cent fer each letter deliy- cred MRS. NJ F.. WINFIELD. r. N.
 Roses Plants!i
 Write for catalogue 10 Tipton < Hurst, Little Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

Nt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
BULLETS AND BOTTLES.
One Gallagher Creates Big Dis
tnrbance.

One Gallagher Creates a Big Dis
tnrbance.
Jerry Reyes went into Cain Brothers
saloon at PA First avenue south yester-
day morning to look for man with
whom he had an appointment. The
man wasn't there, but Pat Gallagher,
who has been employed there as bar
tender, was there accompanied by a
large sized jag, in fact was crazy drunk.
Mr.. Reyes said Good morning." and
Mr.. Gallagher responded to the
salutation by kicking Mr.. Keyes in the
shin. Mr.. Reyes overlooked the little
familiarity owing to Mr.. Gallagher's
condition, and went out. He returned
shortly to leave some word for the man
for whom he was looking, when Gala
CHER struck him hard blow in the
stomach. Mr.. Reyes leaned against the
bar until he got his wind, and then re-
tvrned the compliment by striking Gal
lagher hard blow on the jaw. Mr..
Gallagher then numbered revolver
and began to shoot. Mr.. Reyes got be-
hind the bar and returned the fire with
a shower of bottles and beer glasses.
When the smoke and glassware sub
sided, it was discovered that one bullet
had passed through showcase and ell
tered the thigh of Bill Cain, the bar
tender, infiicting painful, although
not dangerous. wound. Another bullet
had passed through the crown
of the hat that adorned the head
of gentleman named E. B. Cyphers.
MIR. Reyes target practices with the
battles had proved rather destructive to
the windows, and that was all. Gal
lager, who had run out of the saloon,
was captured in an adjoining alley by
Inspector Hoy. His head was bleeding
where he was struck by beer glass,
and he was quite dilapidated and very
drunk. He was arraigned in the munic-
ipal court and held in $1,000 bail.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
NO DIVORCE GRANTED.
w. A.D. Davis "Queered" His Own
Petition for Relief

William A. D. Davis was an applicant for
a divorce yesterday before Judge Hooker,
and, while he probably made out case
against his wife, he spoiled it by admitting
that, by after acts, he had cendoned her
fault. and his petition was on that account,
thrown out
Davis, a stout we'll dressed man, with
black mustache and gray hair, and wearing
the look OF man who had led an easy and
rather rapid life, was accompanied by his
aunt Mrs. Emily Wright of st. Paul. Carrie
Il Davis, young looking woman for one
who confesses to thirty-fve years, was
there to defend herself, and was accompanied
BY several ladies. The complaint in the case
alleged adultery with Wright, the husband
of Davis aunt, and the answer entered a
general denial at the same time institute ng
q counter action against Davis, on the ground
of drunkenness and non-support. DAVIS
told his story first
According to him, they were living in
March. 1888, with his aunt Mrs. Emily
Wright, of 1893 Eighth street, st. Paul. One
morning Mrs. Wright's husband sent him TO
the grocery for some prunes. He went and
was given to understand that Mrs. Wright
was sick and needed the attendance of her
husband On his return his aunt warned
him to be quiet, and directed him to look
through a crack in the door leading
promising situation. Mrs. Wright cor
federated Davis story in all details but one.
The face of the man who occupied the com
promising position with Mrs. Davis was hid
den by the form of the woman and she was
not Just sure that it was her husband.
Judge Hooker said that while a case OF
adultery had been proven, the fact, al
brought out later, that Davis had lived with
his wife for year or more afterward proved
that he had cOndoned her offense. On thai
ground he dismissed the case.
Mrs. Davis and her friends allege thai
Davis wants 10 divorce her and marry some
one else. and that Mrs. Wright's part of the
testimony was actuated by Jealousy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
To Lower the Tracks.
Odds and Ends.

{ The council accepted an invitation to
attend the exercises to be held ON Me
mortal day
j A petition for the widening of the
Washington avenue bridge, to accom-
modate the necessary travel, was re-
tered to the committee on roads and
bridges and the aldermen of the Second
and Sixth wards
+. Siskron was awarded the contract
for building the addition to the work
house laundry. The addition will be
used to accommodate female prisoners.
Rev. Vine V. Welsh was appointed
chaplain for the workhouse.
There was one bill which was rushed
through with the budget amounting to
S14.75 in favor Of Sergt. Kirkham. 1t
was said that this money went to pay for
secret work and repairs to the now
famous stepladder.
Aid. Barrows introduced an ordinance
governing the use of city water for
sprinkling purposes. 1t was given its
first reading, and went over, under the
rules.
An ordinance was passed changing
the name of Lindley avenue to Pills
bury avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
HUNTER SENTENCED.
He Will Go to Stillwater's Board
inn SohooI for fNno Voo,

He Will Go to Stillwater's Board.
ing School for One Year.
William Hunter goes to Saltwater for
one year. The jury stayed out about
twelve hours. and returned verdict of
guilty of grand larceny in the second
degree. He was brought into court yes
terday morning, and Judge Smith told
him that he could go down and labor
for the state for twelve calendar
months.
Now will come an effort on the part
of the sheriff to find ''John Doe." in
dicted at the same time that Hunter
was, and on the same charge, and to
bring him before the bar of justice.
doe" is described as real estate man
who wears black mustache. Every
real estate agent who wears black
mustache now walks in alleys and
under cover of darkness.
1t is also believed that W. FL. Adam
son, whose name has been compromis-
ingly mixed up in the Hunter case, will
be considered by the grand jury when
next it resumes it's inQuiSitive tactics.
| 1t will be remembered that AdamsOn is
already under sentence to Saltwater,
and that an appeal from his conviction
is now pending in the supreme court.
Adamson has probably not yet been in
dicted in this case.