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The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Why ltis Popular.

Because il has prosen It's absolute Inerii oycr and otcr again. because IL has sn an, equalled record If cures, because it's huss. hess Is eetsiurted i1 thoroughly honest manner. and because ls casnbiIaes economy and strength. be.ng the only medicine os which 100 Doses One Dollar Is true these strong paiats have made Iieod's Saf- sapariiia the G4ost sacsvsst2l l2eaieis.e oi tas dAs.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

TIIK Republicans of several counties have refused to endorse the Clayton ticket headed by Fizer. IL seems to take long time to convince the repub. licans that Powell Clayton is reaping the reward of the fusion, but county after county will drop out until in the near future Powell Clayton and Inc gang he controls will be numbered among the political monstrosities Q. the past.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

Baker, who has twice represented Benton county in the legislature, has renounced his democratic faith and gone over soul and body to the Union Labor party.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

OS the passage of the Original Package" bill Mir. l,reckinri,lge voted in the negative for the reason. we pre- sume, that he realizes it is imperative and perhaps unconstitutional.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Connecticut Heard from Saves
 Time. Health and Money.
Swift Specific to.,
 Atlanta. t.a.

NIT. Jas. Ray ymand. Greenwich. Conn, Nrites: '@i have used Hughes fenie wiih the best sacees>. and have recommended 1t ta friends, who say l. always cures. in eases where months were formerly lost fram occupation, by taking ihis Tonic. ehills and fever are kept oif, thereby saw ing time, health and money. Sold by Druggists
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

WE have no faith in the Union Labor, as party, and no political respec, for itior any part of 1t. We honestly believe and know II to be a fraud, and only kept aiioat for the purpose of beating Democracy, and elevating Powell Clay toms gang 10 office
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

RrnoR has il that John Parham will exert all t?l his influence against the Fair Divide We hope he will. and then when 1t is exhausted and the ticket is cleo, ed, he may wonder why he failed to defeat t.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

THE Alliance of Tennessee stuck to the Democratic party and succeeded in nominating their president for gov. ernof. He is n good democrat, and will no doubt, make splendid gov ernOr
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
COMMISsIoN Ial,.,- sAI.1s.

Notice is hereby given that tie under signed. as Commissioner appointe,i es tho St. Francis Circuit Court. in Chanccry, at the April term thereof. lsg0. in the cause therein in which Thompson * Hatcher are plaintiffs, against Robert liaskins. u ais.. defendants. will. on
 SATURDAY. AuGC~T Srfi, ls9O. within the hours for legal sales. in front of the court house door. in the Town If Forrest City, County of St. Francis. sell 10 the highest and ts.st bidder. m credit of four months from day ef sale. the fol- lowing described real estate. to-wii The northwest quarter of section twenty nine t29), township five (s) north, range three t31 east.
 Given under my hand, as such Colnmis. sioner. this July 10th. 1s9u.
 I. 0. FrrzrATEIcK.
 Commissioner.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

SEVERAL announcements appear in this issue, from Democratic candidates. The Republicans and Union Labor candidates will lind our columns worth the price of admission.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

PARHAN, Coffey, Featherston. Sweet x Manning, will, no doubt, soon be forced out of business. Politics are becoming rocky for this crowd.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
The Rainbow of Promise

from the stnrr-house of nature came by in. tuition a priceless boon to the human race. through which physical sufferer. in nntol,! thousands are made 10 rejoice in the resto- ration of health. and all inc blessings. Ioy $ and pleasures tliercunto pertaining. 'SNift's Specific <. $. S.l has been a blessing Ia me. Afflicted with rieunla- tisn aild female weakness for number as years. during which time ,ook great deal of medicine. nothing giving me relief but Swifts Specific IS. \. S.l. Wha, l suffered and endured before commencing on Swtft's Specific tS. x. \. k painful even Ia think about. but after taking ttia, medicine l got well and have continued to enjoy the hest health sincr. cannot say mnfc than believe In the praise os Swift : Specific (S, \. s,
 Nus. N. \. rrEieR.
 Morganiu~a, V. f. Treatise on Blood aud Ssln Diseases mailed free.
 swii, Specific Co,
 Atlanta. t,a.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

WOODRUFF COUNTY citizens will vote August lst, upon the proposition to change the county site from Augusta to NcCrory.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

TIE Union L.aborites will put out a ticket Monday, that will be buried as deep as the ocean, September lst.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Notice for catiosa.--:BssOl
 LAND OFFICE AT IIrrLs ROCK ARK

Jul, bths le"V NOTICE is hereby given that the follow lnm- AN named settler has filed notice of her in- tcntion to make nusi prvof in support os her cisim. and that said proof will tc made before the County Judge nr in his ahscacc th.s County Clerk. of St. Francis county, at For rest City. Ark. on August 18th. 1Ss', viz Eiixa ]. Lindsey. N. Y. No tisht fur the >o,,ti- west quarter of section nine. township hve north. range three east
 She names the following witnesses 'e prove her continuous rc-idcacc nr<'ii Rad s1stslRsl- tson oi. said .ani. viz.;
 r. B. Caldwell. of Caldwell Ark .~st. " Stokes. of Caldwell. Ark; W, B. w,utst ut Forrest City. Ark. Gilbert Bowers, ot For rest City. Ark.
 HAfFf.U Rcx.4fef
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
operating.

TnK idea of the government loaning money on mortgages is ridiculous. In the first place the government has no money to loan and cant have and should not have any. Every man con tributes 10 tho support of the govern ment, but no maa among us has any money to give to the government ,o be loaned at 2 per cent, or any other per cent, unless that interest is paid to the contributors of the loan fund. We have no money to lend at any rate per cent, neither have any of you farmers or laboring men. When the govern ment begins to lend money, it must begin to rob every taxpayer of his hard earned money, and If the govern ment has money in it's possession II is held in trust for the people to pay the necessary expenses of the government economically administered, and for no other pnrpose. l. would be necessary for the people to furnish the money to the government and the government would then loan it back io the people. Il is a most ridiculous idea.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

TIE public is somewhat mixed as to just what action has been taken by congress in the matter of Original Packages In order to get the mat ter strengthened we give clear, con else, and unmIstakahle report. and full text of the bill, on the front page of this issues It is plain to be seen from our dispatch that the bill must yet pass the senate and receive the president $ signature before 1t becomes law. There is wide difference of opinion among citizens as to the operations of such bill. and we are inclined tn think that 1t is not exactly the right sort, and that 1t leaves the matter just where 1t was before the late decision of the Supreme court under which the Original Package houses have been operating
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Preston's tted-Ake !

"tucs you while you watt rtomp, aud absolutely harmless. Cosiains nc morphine. aniipyrine. c,siorsL. cocaine os .sts.tI oaa-,sr.As 1se.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

TIE Fair Divide" ticket is an acknowledged winner.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

rTNHE TIMES is authorized to announce Ma
 Il C, r. HINTON. of Madison township as n candidate for the ofhce of Sheriff of St. Fran els county. subject to the action of the Demo cratic Primary Election, August 18th. 1syo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
Tho only true practical ELIXIR OF LIFE AND HEALTH

ELlNIR OF LIFE AND HEALTH x that promotes digestion. improves the appetite, clcanses the liver. purifics the blood. and stimulates brain and nerves without in- ftirioiis traction, and one that may lp taken alike by adult or infant. PrufnHc compounds, made of vile rum or bad whissey. s~eetened and iiayorcd. under the titles of hitters tonics Nc.. produce cifCct> far worse than the tliscuSc for which they are taken.
 Vinegar Bittcts Is Il pure tonic. il neryinc without being narcotic. blood purifier with. cut poison, Il liver iOnic without pnrriug and HhuSc all. q hf,~giving stimulant without ai,s~ hoi 1hc only medicine with such powers in the world.
 \ GENUINE TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE, Tar snrpsssing alcohol iu any shape as a tonic suei it might bc called
 LIQUID LIFE, since IL stimulates. invigoratcs and regulates digestion, nutrition. secretion, eNcrctton, re- spin,tiun, and all the functions whereby fife ,s maintained we literally take in vitality in rppoiisfui
 It IS not 'oo much to assert that the equal of Vinegar iiittcrs dosr not exist and no co,in,cr- part or compound with similar virtues has ever been known.
 CALIFORNIA. if remarkable for nothing else woa,ld he i'm mortalse-i hy the production of the medicinal fruits, roots and herbs of wbich this iiitters Is composed. Many of them used hy the Indians and the medical profession in the treatment of eh,iis and fcvcfs rheumatism cafarrh, cou- sumption, neuralgia, headaches. liver com riant. kidney disease. Sauutfcr, s,l,lt piles toiis. skin diseases. Nc,, &e, toa numerous to u,cniiuu, hUi easily understood when tho action ot tlic iiittcrS ou the vital functions i, remembered. The discovery was partly acc. e.ntsi hut tho present
 fFiI Etr LETTERS IS TIE RESULT OF
 SCIENCE.
 Millions of sufferers have gratefully and gladly endorsed. during the pa>t quarter uf a erntary. the wonderful success of ihis EHE\pMEN \ l. TONIC OF THE WORLD. In order Co meet every probable demand fwo formulas ot tho same ingredients are now put up.
 fh" old style Is stronger. slightly bitter, and aatc ca,hartic.
 The new style. plefl.ani io the taste and og- rrrSsly adapted io dclcaic women aad ch!l. dfvn.
 REMEMBER. 1hcre Is no discass, ut low vitality debility of functions. ot nervous pr,stration for " hich NfSfiAE biT-rERS Is NOT CURATIVE and its singular power over the laM CT orIsart- is'ns renders u tho in,phoabie foc of THE DEADLY MICRoiE AND oMNI-
 PRESENT BACTERIA m tnalarial diseases, cholera consumption iat.rnsl osss1Scs, Ac.. and so great Is it's ,uNcr ss fcrtn'cidc that ii isan
 tNEQUALLED NE.NfFUaE book c,ud hc writien of it's Nirtaes and Ah,thcr ot testimonials. haf tt issctssssstfv s,s seaieniter it's general action upa., th. uAcr majority af thc ills tha, a,sh is Ielr tu and Fhat no family shoslld ever hc without uct- Sie of
 OLD AND NEW STYLE NfSEGAE HIT
 TEES lN THE MoUSE. send for our fasd.vs seo0k Address
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The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
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fo~kcs~s'S the tosslc. purgis sihg rfss1scTtles of sra bath. curing ail hsai skin and scalp ,iis- rsss~, pimplc~, hiatches. eczema ts.t cr .naIng, etc. it is inasie frs,m perfectly pure atatcftstse and Is mast hestlnc and tneigysfgtt. sag |, the skin. keeping u iN tre-h s'i<sts q tssi hssilthN cnSifson. Sold hy .iri4egisi= aad tafaey ssAd dealers. "y seni hy mait one cake ioF -a ets. or three for 0ietS hs the ptaprietoss
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The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
LEe.Aa ApvERTrsEMENrs.

CONN sf~SlssNIssss s~Ag.I. NOTICE is hereby given that the uaaes N signed will on
 .tuIS Ji-t. 500. as commissioner appointed hy tho St. Francis Circuit Court. in ChAgccry, ih a dccrss rsn- tiercti therein thc End is, ~ April. ls.h' iis the cause in which Geo. W. Seass.rD. the administrator uf c. ". Scatssrn. dctssssea. is plaintiff against John Ssriorn. defcnsisnt. sell n pursuance of said decree. sf public sssc. tn front nf the Court House aoor af Sf- Francis county. on credit of four fN months so inc highest and heat bidder. tho sonthwcsf usnr- ter lSw |. of section tweuty-uHe t.li. ln town ship -lN lGl north Range two lsl east. iu Sf Francis county. Arkansas. Purchaser will hs required to give note with aprr,tsi personal security. and lien N III hc retained on the luud for purchase money This July sni. l>9j.
 T. Q. FITZPATRICK.
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The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26

vINHE TlMES Is authorized to announce
 Il Peor. GEo. l.. JACKSON as a candidate for the office of Assessor of St. Francis county subject fo the action of the Democratic Phi. mary Election. August l4th, ts9O.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
FOR ASSESSOR.

viiR TINES Is authorized to announce MR Il S. b. JEFFERSON. as candidate for re- election "a the office of Assessor of St. Francis county, subject 10 the action of the Demo. cratic Primary Election, August l4th, 1soo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF

TINHE TIMES Is authorized tp announce Mu | .loHN NJ. DAVIS. as candidate for re- election tu the office of Sheriff of St. Francis county. subject to the acton of the democratic primary election. August 1tth. ls@.
  FI>HE TIMES is authorized to announce MR, 4 J. W. MCCrLLARs. Of Grigxs township, as candidate for tho offsre of Sheriff uf St Fran cis county. subject to the action of the Demo. cratic Primary Election. August I4th. lS9u.
The Forrest City times., 1890-07-26
GROVES TAsrELESS CHILL T0NiC

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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
amour 0ITP 0OUNUII.


So Consist Of DuEY thirteen NGns-
brrs AFTER ,Iuly Isl Those Who go
out ana Those Nho stay Ia.
Iha CITY Council Of Wilmington A pres
ent consists Of 25 memberships president,
Rni two members from shch ut the twelve
wards. Aftbr July LAT II Will consist OF
only Is members the president, and onp
member from each Of tha twslve wards
'rhH reduction Is accomplished BY holding
no election this year, 90 M tho places OF
the " mnmbars whose terms expire. The
term for which tho president WAS elected
expires this month, but ne law providing
for this reduction OF Councils memhArShip
exteniad his turn until July lat, 1891. A
city election will hp no on the first SItur-
day OF Juno, 1891. when President o.
Olty Council and other city officers will BIS
elecied for terms OF two years.
Tho members II CITY OUuacil whose
terms expire this yehr aud who will drop
out on July lst are M follows: First ward,
Preston Aynrs; second. philip II, Ahea /,
Third, pnom,.s johnson; Fourth, Iiaae
pl1iu; Fith, GEORGE L. RpbartR; sixth,
George Mccall; seventh. Samuel Cham,
bars; Eighth, BeniHmin II. Davis; SlntD
DIuiei A. Forrest; lanth, CHARLES A. Ryan (;
| Eleventh, FrRaCls \. Sawion; Nv ltth,
Joseph W. Cooley.
rnosp members who mold over, md who
willCompOse the CITY Council OF 1905 81 ara
| Nk0 lplshW's iFI'liA4la JUN W. HNA'Eh TlifN
ward, William q Bnuyh; Second, John T..
Ourren; Third, Dhpiel M"Kenpoy; Fourth,
IamGs A. maR1e; Fifth, Franklin Is. Cotton
/ sixth, sHinuei u. luWAop; seventh, john
W HawGins; Eighth, Henry w Perkins;
| Ninth, Aaron ., Btnle; Tauth, Michael j.
! HhsrRey; Eleventh. Juhn White; Twelfth,
SAmujl q. Vantegriit.
Politically divided, the next Council wilt
consist Of eight Democrats and Ave Rep b.
| liuans.
The Council, as above constituted, will
continue 10 act untl Jnly lst, 1891 At The
! city election on tne lr-t Saturday in June,
1 1891 complete Nity Council will be-
chosen, ~ Addition a mayor, city tfenB.
uthE, two lax collectors hni city solicitor.
The solicitor elnctrd 1T lhurslAy Nights
srsslDn u city Council will serys only one
year, as me- suareJ4Gt will DO chosen A. thls
election. An the officers chosen a. thi-
ulu1tl0n Will serve Tor two years ana rlty
elections viii hereafter hG bold blennially
Thsy viii ocodr IA what nra POLITICALLY
formed the "otr year., 90 Sonr5 Ia whict
no state OF general elections AEa hold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

Six ltalinn and 4 hungarian immigrants
were detained at New York, on Friday, on sus
pcon that they were contract laborers.
Or. WI. Hammer, prominent dentist in
Greenshurg, Pa,was shot and fatally wounded
by his wife on Thursday night during a quar-
Al Chicago, Friday, the Jury in the case o;
Corcoran and Alderman-elect MICA bee, charged
with Wholesale frauds during the last election,
returned verdict Of not guilty.
Mrs Lizzie Norman, on trial in Memphis,
Tenn, Tor the killing Of her husband, has been
convicted Of l.lagr err in tho second degree and
sentenced 10 - ye1rs imprisonment.
The growing tobacco crop of Maryland ia re-
ported in good condition and expected to Yield
perhaps 22,0OO hogsheads, About half the en-
tire product ls sold in Italy and France.
A rabi dog in Asheville, North Carolina,
on Friday bit two boys, a mule and several
dogs before being killed. subscription IL
being raised TO send the boys to New York to
bs treated by the Pasteur process
A tornado near Cornell Illinois. on Friday
afternoon, demolished several buildings and
injured number of persons, Ave perhaps
lhortally. Severe storms Of wind and rain arr
reported In Minnesota and North Dakota
The main roadway between HazIeton ant
Beaver Brook, Pa, collapsed on Friday morn
iLg, The surface caved in, aud over two acret
Of ground went down 10 considerable depth
me damage TO buildings isquite large. Noper
son was injured.
The revenue steamer Gorwln arrived a.
Seattle, Washington, on thursday Ire reve-
nus cutter Rush is already there. Both YES
eels VII 20 to Behring's sea together for the
| protection Of the seal fisheries. They are nov
awaiting llnat Instructions from the treasury
| department.
telegram from St John, New Brunswick,
says That an army Of cat rpillars struck the
Mew brunswick railroad near Fredericton, on
lhufsaay1 covering distance of half a m lie,
ana rendering the rails so slippery that tho
Wheels Of the locomotives and cars reyolya1
| without progressing
Az he meeting OF the Supreme Lodge, An
| clent order OF United Workmen in boston,
| on FRIDAY proposed amendmgnt TO the cor
sututl"h' providing that the grand lodges may
| ny proper ena tment limit the age of those Il
| oe admitted TO membership within thet
| bounds respectively TO IS years Of age. was de
| teated.
! John Hitler, 40 years OF age was killed in 4
saw mn IN New YORK on Friday. He was near
Z CIRCULAR saw Which WAS in operation A
| SILVER OF wood was whirled of the saw II had
sharp point, and the wood passed through
RULERS neck Ike an arrow, completely sever
| ins me lugNlar VEIN Hitler only lived few
-. heavy rain storm prevailed in Northern
Kansas anu Western Missouri on Thursday
| hlsht' A. Atchtson several water mains burst
ana cellars were flooded. The greatest dam
| hee was accustomed TO he ON 'es of the Atchi-
| son Champion, the a.! be and the afriof whose
| press rooms were flooded. The ChantDfo, n nd
| d'ebe were consequently unable to issils thei
regular editions yesterday morning. In 81
zoe the fDrcH Of the water carried j. C Coon rs
| INTO the sewer, and he was drowned Thera
| tricts. " '''o u'N-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26

in another motive-that It would not give
its sanction TO record In the journal OF 2
transact on which it desired to subvert ana
while IL might seem to the chair that some
definite action should be taken by the
House, yet, as gentlemen might nave no.
tieed parliamentary law did mol seem 20 20
an exact science. liIAughter ana applause
on the Democratic side.l
The cnair, however, desired TO give tue
House all proper opportunity for the trans
action OF business which 1t might desire,
subject to the rules.
The leference was made In accordance
with the custom which had prevailed ever
sinee the establishment OF the rules. Ihe
chair believed that the Senate amendments
10 tho Silver bill cane Within the puryiew
of rule 20, which prescribed that any
amendment made BIZ the Senate to any
House bill must be codsidersd first In COM
mitee of the whole, IL II would nave
been 80 liable mad 1t originated
In the House. The Senate amendments 10
this BILL struck out the first section which
contained the words OF an appropriation OF
the House bill and substituted another Sec
ton containing no words OF appropriation
and proposing d different line OF action TO
wit; The fashioning Of silver bars and the
colninR OF all silver presented, instead OF
the purchase OF silver bullion. This and
other institutions, were plainly new
propositions requiring conslderatioh IN
COMMITTEES OF the whole.
The chair was OF the opinion that the bill
should be referred TO the committee on
eoinHga, from the provision Of tue rule that
eli proposed legislation must be referred to
certain committees. Under these circum-
stances and IN conformity with the rules the
chair announced to the House that the bill
had been reierred-was now referred--to
the committee on coinage, weights and
measures.
An appeal could be taken II the House
desired 10 express its Judgment upon the
question.
Mr.. Bland (Ho) Immediately Appealed
and proceeded 70 argue thai the approprt-
ating clause in.the original House bill ana
the bill rs It came from the Senate were
| similar In terms and purposes and that tho
bill WAS not subject to reference to commit
tee OF the whole. Besides he held hat the
| point was made too late.
Dir. Springer Qll.) dec AIRED that the
Silver bill was the only one which had been
subjected to this kind OF treatment.
! Mr. Peters (kan.) said that all general
appropriation bills took the same course.
Mr.. Springer denied the statement and
challenged the Speaker or any one else &c
produce similar case. This was an at
tempt to reVolutlonize the rnles-rules
themselves revolutionary In conception.
The Republicans and their Speaker were
| lodging the Silver question.
Mr.. Gtisp (Ga.) said that 1t was evident
that there was deliberate intention te
1 prevent direct vote upon this question
The House should conform TO the rules
The rules were extremely vicious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-06-26
BAnKIs HankI,oy Wf1LfN,.
IIs isoanL Bhnt sEe didn't Have TO
Hun, Not Th at IIe wouldn't.

N
WASHINGTON, June 2O.--President Harri-
son mas some friends, Ia spite OF Wolcott's
Rneer, aud they are DESTROYS that Il should
be generally understood that the President
will ac ept a denomination II It IL ffeted
him, and II reelected will serve for four
years more very eheeffully. They say that
he will not cone cut and deny the state
ment attributed to HIN TO the effect that
ha would at the end OF his present term re-
tire TO private life ia Indianapolis, be-
cause he did have conversation with
the gentleman who quoted him, aud
did Ray something which the gentleman
ml5construed to mean that no would not
accept reconciliation. What he did say,
or meant to say, was that he would do what
be considered right about the silver ques-
tion and every other question; and then, Il
the people did not approve his course, he
would GLADLY retire at the end OF his term
to his practices and his home in Indian
apDliR -Al Of which II, Of course, notice TO
Mckinley, Allison. Ried, Alger and the rest
OF the Presidential candidates that Berjl-
min Harrison III one OF them.
liiR appointees In the Federal Otflcee both
here aud Ia the states understand that It IL
part OF tholT duty To nee that President
Harrison hes at least the opportunity to
decline nomination.
From what is already said here II is np
parent that there Will be more Federal OIL
cluis IN thD stAta and national Republican
conventions than under ahy former I'D
minlstratlon. Harrison's appolntees do
not SOS any impropriety In working TO re-
nominate tho man who appointed them
perhaps because he has not called their at
| tentiOn to II.