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The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Tho Caxotte's Worlds Falr Fund.

Each subscriber is to pay Sl week
 for seventy-tivc weeks to w. E.
 Worthen x Co, bankers, or to local
 agents for them. When ihe S75 has
 been paid ln full the subscriber will he
 entitled to round trip ticket to the
 Worlds Fair, Pullman car berths going and comiug, several days board
 at iirst-class, hotel. meals en route, seven admission tickets to the Fair
 Grounds, and paid-up certificate in
 the fund to have Arkansas represented St the Great Fair. a1 The Daily Gazette will be sent to each subscriber during the seventy five weeks. Two weeks notice must, be given of the time member desires to attend the Fair. E
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
tB- Sold by druggists. 7s cents.
shiion's Consum ptlon Lure.

This IS beyond question the most s,ic
 ccssful Cough Medicine we have ever sold
 a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while it's wonderful success in the cure of Consump
 ton IS without parallel in the history of medicine. Since it's first discovery it has been sold m guarantee, test which no other medicice can stand. If you have . Cangh we earnestly ask you to try it Price l0nents, 50cents. ead Sl.00. Nyoui Lungs are sore. Chest or Back lame, use Shilph's Porous Plaster. Sold by Winthrop q Co.,; J. J. Ables. Colt, M s..A a'.s-7
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Will St, Francis Name One of the CSE Y LadiesY1

Will St. Francis Name Ono of the
 -f ladies11 E Eef To tho Entcrprising Public: Ans The C0mmittee appointed by the Worlds Fair Convention. which as- sembled in the city of Little Rock, on the 5th day of August, 1891, to raise stock for the Arkansas Worlds Fair Exhibit Association, suggested and recoMme uded that n mass meeting of tie people be held in each county seat ilI the stsde. The 2.l day of October is a suitable time.
 The county officers and other citi- zens efriendly to the organization are requested to take xll steps necessary to give due notice of the meeting, and, as fur us possible, get the people to- gether on the day named; that such addresses be made us wril best inform the people of the purposes of the or ganization, that stock subscriptions be taken on the spot; that the cit izens at tendinr these meetings in their own way perfect county organization for tho purpose of raising the amount of stock allotted to their respective coun- ties. such allotment being made on the equitable basis of the taxable value of each county.
 Each county organization should have an executive or business con- mittee, which should have immediate charge and through whose hands all subscriptions of stock and cash should pass. Each county organization should, If necessary, have an active agent in each township to raise and report stock and cash subscriptions to the county committee.
 Let the friends Of this enterprise le- stir themselves, and we will yet see Arkansas, with her varied and abuntl. ant resources, we'll and completely represented in the "World's Colum biap Exposition" at Chicago in 1893.
 The articles adopted by tho conven- tion provide for the raising of SiOO 600; but the committee, under this call have determined to ask for only about half that amount, and pro rated it to the counties. St. Francis is assessed S76o.Oa.
 The committee further determined that they would recommend lo the As ssciatinns, when organized, that the seven counties first to raise the amount pf stock allotted, shall have the privilege of naming one each of the lady managers of the Ladies' Display of the Association. We also purpose recommending that the county raising and paying in the largest amount of stock. according to the basis herein established and recommended. by the first day of October, 1899. shall occupy the post of honor. by having the name of the county, with suitable terms of commitment and comnen,lation cnn- spicnouslv displayed in the Arkansas Building at Chicago.
 As stock is subscribed in mediate mo- tice should be given to Col. NJ. F. Locke, secretary of this committee. that he may promptly enter the same in the Stock Book pr. pared for the purpose. All moneys paid in for stock should be forwarded at once to John G. Fletcher, treasurer of the committee, who will receipt for the same. upon whici, certificates of stock ~iu be issued as soon as the organiza ton Is perfected.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Another. Hmm Mass AnplIst 6 lSlI

HunpARpsroS. Mass, August 6 1891. Bro. C. l., Eggieston. Forrest City. Ark DEAR SiK: l am more than pleased with you and your kind rcople and your nice city. could never forget your kind treatment to mo at your city. My health is some better. but will never get oyer my paniytic stroke. It necds somo pluck for one to go such a long distance as l did in search Of health. met with some kind people. but your state beats them all. wish could repay you in somc way for such kind treatment. Tell Mir. Cook I shall always remember him. and wishing you aud all a long anu happy life ts all can do. IL would do me much good if costid only make you all rich, would be the nrst one to build up your beautiful city and your kind people.
 With best wishes to ye0 sh.
 e..ts ..t. Bno JoMN CADr.
 P.s.-Hopc to meet you again. with lots oi money in my pocket to do you all good.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Answer tn. Question

Why do so many people VIC see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made misei able by Indigestion. Consti patton, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite. Coming Up o' the Food, Yellow Skin, when for "a ccnts we will sell them Shiloh's System VitalixcI Yuurauteed to cure them. Sold by Win throp ( Co; !, J. Ables. Colt.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Just as Cood"l

Say some dealers who try to sell sub stitnte preparation when . customer calls for Hoods SarsapaTiIia. Do not allow any such false statements as this to in- Auce you to buy what you do not want Remember that the only reason for mAk- ing if 10 that few cents moro pyo6t Will be made on the substitute. lnsist upon having tho best unediclne -Hocd's Sarsa- pariila. IL is peculiar to itself.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25

The readers of TnE TIMES win be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in al it's stages. and that is catarrhs Hali's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known te the medical fraternity Halls ,atarrh Cure is taken internally, aetti,g directly upon the blood aud mucous surfaces of the system. tiiere- bY destroying the foundation Of the dis ease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work, h N
 We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of deafness Icaused by ca tarrll that cannot be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. .rf
 sg Address. aoe
 3 F.J. CHENEY X O., Proprietors, \
 3g ea Toledo, Ohio.
 tB- Sold by druggists, n cents.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Growth of the Son,h

| . 70 fe .4
 Statistics are sai,isto be,aull and stupid. Ihat,may be true IS q general thing. bat when yoa take an Inventory Of soar property and find that you are worth just three times as much as you were ten gears ago then figures become more fascinating than poetry and more thrilling than orators, The South will back us up in these statements. When it pulled itself together after tl,e war 1t found that it had nothing but bank It's motto was: "1'he past is nowhere; the future is everywhere,n and it drew its belt one hole tighter and started in the race The statistics that represent it's progress are as collaborating aud cheering as old wine. It's coal output twenty years ago was 3.00o .000 tons; now it is nearly 5000 oO0 tons. In 1880 it thought it was rushing along at breakneck speed be- cause it had erected mills on it's streams and manufactured lS0, 900 bales of cotton it had raised; but in 1890, only ten years later, it manufac- tured 500 ,000 bales e:,d made contracts for more mills. Before the war the sleepy negro lay in the sun on top of iron mines whose value was only sus- pected Agriculture absorbed the pee ple's attention, and they let the negro sleep on. Now the mines are worked. the bonanza has been uncovered, dreams of wealth have become an in spiration; the roar of the forge, the hum of machinery are heard every where; and old Pennsylvania is begin ming to tremble in her boots as she surveys her vigorous and daring rival. The South has rolled mp it's sleeves and proposes to be rich again--richer than ever. It has all the natural resources which attract capital and enterprise, Young men from the North on the lookout for career are making invest .ments there helping to develop the country, and they always receive a warm welcome. The tides of ipopula. ton, kept apart so long, are ming lipg their waters, and unless the, politicians raise x row there won't be any North Of any South twenty years from now fand in their stead we shall have q Iunited, cDntented and prosperous country. N. Y. Herald.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
sh,,oh's C atarrn Rem cay. .

Shtloh's Catarrh Remedy, . marvellous Aurs for Cstsrrh, Dip,hsalA, Canker Mouth, and Head Ache. With each bottlc there Is An tngsniaas Nasal Injector Tor the more successful ts~s&Ment of these cosnplaints, wifhosaf exnA charge, Price 50 cents. Ead by Wtnthfop x Co.: J. J. Abies. (t0lf
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
MeElree's Wine Of cardul

and THeDFoR0's BLACK. ORAuGHT ass sor sale by the following merchants in Forrest City: II. Evans & Co.
 Winthrop X Co.
 c. F. Hinton. w
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
.Bucklen's Arnica SaIve,

[ The Best Salye Tn the world for Cuts, bruises, Sores. Uncers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tettcr, chaPped Hands, tions, and positively cures Piles, or no uay reqnired. It is guatantesd to give
 'erfoct satisfaction, or money refund cd. Price ea cents per box. For sa'e by Hiptor. a's
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25

Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint Eradicates corns, bunions and warts when al other remedies fail; ss@
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
AMes. Nerve ama ltxsr Pills.

They act on new principls--regulaf tng tAe liver, stomach and bowels thraugll ihe nerves. 4 new discovery. Dr. Niles PIlls speedily care billousssess. hAA tasee. torpid liver, piles. constipation. UN
 .eQuAled for rnen, women. children. Small est, mildest. surest 50 doees, s5 cents. Samples frse at Winthrop c Coz drug
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
FrstCIass Aa|f-Mi|e Track. Ample AccomnodatioI
 PURSES, B17OO-

.st. .r TUESDAY, OCT. D. .fs .. arr. | No l. running. iI mile heats, in three $
 $50 10 first SIS to second. Sl0 to third. No. trottng 3mnute class, three in
 Sl2j first. $50 to second, third No g. running. mile dash 50
 S35 10 first Sl0 to second S5 to third. Jist3+t3 ' The Association will offer in addition regular
 purse S25 for 2-year-old saons state.
 me heats. best two in three Si5to first $lo F' '9Ff WEDNESDAY. OCT. IT, No. 1, ottng 245 class 200 .... sl25 to first $50 to second. S2a o third No. G. pacing 2io class .....,......,......... 15o
 % to first, Ss5 to second, sl5 to third No. c. running, mile dash, 50
 Ss5 first Slo to second, s to third.
 The Public and espeeally1u Friends lAIouglout Els, ileahpie Nv pains will be spared make a Visitor Fu nforDation entry blanks address .lt 0r. F, p +DOCLEY. FEtSIoas;f tft ss .- f
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
nLooNsSGroS. Ky,, March Is. l-ei ltaiam's Nicsotc Killer Co,
 AnShrftIp TeUu..

Genticnen This wili certify that aftc sufcripR with biticalsgscss and dyspepeta fu years, and after tyying all tho popular Reds cinea and many phvstcians with little ~. n, beuefs. | tried Radam's Microle Killer witt the very beet rcsutss. anu now entirely re Sievcd. Respectfully.
 N. l.. SNIrH. For ssle by II, Eruns Co.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Gbt fOrrtst Gitn Gim,s.
. LANDvOlCT A VADAkIN.
 and Publishers

In looking around and nbout us lo see who 1t is that are joining the Ali ance and bowling for a sub-treasury. we find that the farmer who is man aging hts own business and srends His time iM looking after the interest of the farm, is pretty we'll satisfied witl, his home treasury-the old woman. When he needs Il dollar or two ie goes to his wife, and can generally count on getting 1t. No: the active. pushing, live and witle-awake farmer or plant CT don't as d general rule join the third Jarty wing of the Alliance Harrisburg News. -Ds
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 HERE is the tariff issue condensed for the West by Hon. R. c. Mills in his speech at Iowa City; Exportation demands reciprocity, and it must be q rule. The wheat shipments are falling of because our importations arc fall- ing on. Foreign countries only buy s.s they can pay in goods. It is folly to talk of selling to foreign nations, re. ceiving their gold and silver and keep ing it here, for in six and a half years, at tho present rate of shipments. we could possess the worlds entire stock of gold aud silver. Reciprocity as the rule. taxatica as the exception, is the democratic idea, and foreign coun- tries can oalytake our products as we take theirs k the rule of reciprocity. fa sss e--A-- 4---~ = S----l2----- % s SECRETARY FOSTER. who has re- turned to Washington, is very m,ieh put ont because of the epublicationof the fact that the confirmation of the maturing 4s~per cent, bonds at 2s per cent. is alreaiy ptsctically a failtne. Less than $o0, DOC, ,oO0 of the $5l GOO, 900 of these 'bonds outstanding when the offer was made have been presented for continuance, and only two weeks remain in which they may be.cpntin- ucti. What remains out after that time must be redeemed. and that is what is worrying the astute secretary of the treasury If any large amount of these bonds are to bcredeemcd, and it seems certain that there will be, it will bc necessary to make consider able hole in the Sl0o 600 900 gold re- serve fund, and although Mir. Foster says that he will not hesitate to use this fund if 1t becomes necessary, it is known that he would much prefer not having to do so, as he is we'll aware that he has no legal right 10 pay out one dollar of that money.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
ss +raneis County Med.ea, A.so-

St. hrancis County Medical Asso- V 8ft& kf olatlon.
 This Association will convene in Forrest City on the first "Wednesday of each month, at l o'clock p. m. All members of the profession residing or practicing in St. Francis county arc solicited to be present ct each meeting.
 A. II. GRAY, M. D.. President.
 l.. II. LlPsEY, M. D. Secretary.
 k. l.. vadakin has been appointed local agent for the Arkansas Gazette's World Fair Fund. It will afford him pleasure to serve you. Give him call and learn all about how you can go to the Worlds Fair for One Dollar a Week.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
How to Succeed,

b, This Is the great problem of life which few satisfactorily solve. Some fail be cause of poor health, others want of luck, but tho majority from deficient grit want of nerve. They are nervous. irrcso-
 iute, cbangeabe, easily get the blues, and take the spirits down to keep The spirits up,' thus wasting money, time, oppor- tunity and nerve force. There Is noth. ing like the Restorative Nervinc. discov- cred by the great specialist, sDr. Miles. to cure all nervous diseases. as headache, the blues, nervous prostrntioi. neuralgia, St. Vitus dance. fits and hysteria. Trial bottles and fine book of testimonials free at Winthrop & Co.'S drug store. @
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
In Favor of Hawkes. New Crystal
 iZed Lenses Over All Others.

FEoM THE EX-GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA. TAIl.AHAssEr, Fla, March j, 1sSs. Mr. A. K. Hawkes.. Atiania.a Ga.--Dear Sir: have thoroughly tested tn. glasses you fitted to my eyes some time since. and bave found them to possess sottness of vision which surpasses any lining of the kind 1 have ever used.
 f Respectfully. '"ls
 k w., ID. BIexrfAM.e AllsWes fitted aud fit guaranteed at store ot 4l, M. Nilsson. Forrest City, Ark,
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
Letter. L..,.

Following isa list of letters remain ing unclaimed in the post-oifice at For rest City, St. Francis county, Arkansas, tor the week ending Saturday evening SepteWher F, 1891:
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
mi. l.,h day of September. 1881

Isvtake this method to thank the patrons of the retiring firm and hope they will continue to trade at the Gcentree. No pains will be spared to have 4 6rst-class house. and my goods arc tisc best tbs markets affords. A
 Respectfully,
 Sept. 18th, 1891. o. r. WOLFF.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25

 tor the week ending Saturday evening Sepeenher F, 1891; A nrookn. Lmcae Boyd Braxiev. .Aihest Erowu. A Gunner, Jna Cunningham. PIT &olta. Lewis Fartest. Callie AOdg. J N Hampton, JPs yuhmAon, Anna Moorc. klIa Mason, A M A Roy. Ralph lRngcrS, Mattie Smith. Henry TAylor. Amelia Toliver. CAthevine sfl 1NS& &4 Wynnc. LAuraG e WEEK ENDING SEPT. 10. HlAckmCn, Mollio CAecly. Charley EdwarSia. Lena faHan. Jamcs Ecwland, WI khodce. Henry Stoat, John Stnndhuck, Iixxie Stephens. A Taylor. " clssa Wilson. LAura WilkeBa, CB Wtiaun. l. Walker, MAlinda Wilsou. Deity Word. VI
 McNamcc, Noah
 Parties Calling for the above letters will please say advertised" and must pay ono til cent for each letter deliv. cred. MRS. M. E. WINFIELD. F. NJ.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
YOUNG WIVES !
 Who are for the first time to un- dergo woman's scverest trial we offer MOTHERS FRIEND

a remedy which if used as directed fol a few weeks before confinement, rob. it of its Pain, Horror and Rick 10 lli( of both mother and child, ns thou sands who, have used it testify.
 A Blessing to Expsctant Mothers.
 MoTHrR's FRIEND is worth its weight in gold. My wifo suffered moro ir ten mtn- utes with either of her first two children than she did altogether with her last hay. ing previously used four bottles of Morh- ER'S FRIEsp. It is blessing to mothers.
 Carmi. H.. Jan, 1890, c. F. LOCKWOOD.
 Scnt hy express charges prepaid. on re- ceipt of price, S1 50 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Book to Mothers mailed free. BaAoyaEt.n kxGuLNToa Co.,. Atlastn Ga. OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
piesolntlon of I.ntnerr htr,l

NOTICE is hereby vivcu that the partner ,A\ ship heretofore existing bctwced e f' Woin and Mrs. Kate CelcIasn is this day ,li. solved by mutual consent; Mrs Coleman witb dmwing from the business Mr wolH ss suues all indebtedness existing aud is aut hor ierd Ia collect all accounts due the irIu,
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25

THURSDAY. OCT I5. No 1 tro ting, 23O class ............... S3O0 Sla5 to first $50 to second, Sa5 0 third No 5, running mile ST5 to first, Si5 second Sl0 third. No g. pacing, 3-minute S100 to first S35 to second. S15 to third Also of S25 for yearlngs the .i heats best in hree Sl5 to frst Sl0 second.
 FRIDAY. OCT 10. No. TO- running 4 mile dash ................. 50 $35 to first. xl0sto secoad So to third. No. H. pacing, .:30 class .r9 ..., $l0o to first S3s to second. $l5 to third No l2 uotuhg free Tor all 900 Sl25 to first $50 to second, S25 to third stern Arkansas cordially invited to enjoy this Season of OTIS comfortable, and the Programme intensely interesting JAMES RUSSELL, SECy, Forrest City. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25
800 Reward. sloo.

P. s.-HoPc to meet you again. with lots ( money in my pocket to do you all good.
The Forrest City times., 1891-09-25

otesCIos bliNN klc 6cOA aal6iit0 VI kkiC town will suffer if it's business meu do not advertise, Our advertising spssce can be hnd on reasouable terms, but our principles are not for s;tlc. lt ls to the interest of businesss men to ad- vertisc iu Tux TINES, but if they can not be persuaded to do so, the respon- ability of creating an uAfay0rable im- presslon wtll not rest upon upon us. lf advertising vas unprOlitAble, would the merchants of neiehhOring towns waste their money in 6lling ths news paper columns ? There are three arms in one line of business, three ih al,- other. and dozen in other liDss, in Forrest City, who do not run nn adver- tisenlent, and the readcr will lo0k im vain for an sdvertiseuent from either of them in TnE TINEs. A single mer- chant n V rival town psy: us nore for advertising than do all of them com bined, yet we arc expected to pun the l.., home market .: t every every s week; Is shsrs deserve. . hearty slppovt for the bona aId tt should bs mora libsrally sus- tstncd.
 TSsrsss Cssy is sgaia upon tAs eotcouoiu oA v oeW tVttou ycNH. ItVNt- dence has fAvored gtle efhrners with propiii0us seasons. and bountifnl crop is the result. We must show ourselves equal to the emergency, and prove to the patrons of our market that their confidence in tls has not been in vain. Nothing Wust be left undone which will tend to lrnd the farmers closer tp our town.
 All will admit the truthfhlness of the above reflections, but will they make n practical application of said truthsy Will not the people of For
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-06
WHAT TIE AUGUST STARS SAY.
a Month of Serious Disturbances at
Home and Abroad.

A Month of Serious Disturbances at
Home and Abroad.
Zadkiel says that Jupiter again forms the
opposition with Saturn on the 10th inst.
disturbing the atmosphere and agitating the
world.
Austria is under cloud and cannot hope
to escape war; her emperor is in per-
sonal danger in the latter part of this
month. Sedition is rampant in more than
one European capital. About the Josh to
| the 18th inst. fluctuations on 'Clauge will
be extraordinary, and some great company
will be wrecked. Deaths by violence aud
murders viii be very prevalent both in
London and Paris.
A certain royal duke has an unfortunate
birthday anniversary and will again suffer
from fever very shortly; he is warned to
| keep ou5 Of danger aud avoid unhealthy
places. Mars speeding through the sign
Leo exoites the war-like spirit of the
French; their president will find his poi
tion a tn rny one. and will be in personal
danger. News from America viii tell of
intense excitement there: the tax gatherer
and the soldier will be to the fore.
There are no really fortunate birthday
anniversaries IN the first twenty days of
this month, because Mars is too hear the
sun, and this, although 1t may bring prefer
ment TO soldiers, engineers, surgeons and
lrOnworkers, involves danger also. Let all
those whose birthday anniversary falls on
or about the 4th safeguard their health and
strict precautiou against accident by FIRE
aud firearms. The 2Sth to Both are fortunate
anniversaries
Raphael states that the latter degrees of
the sign Sagittary will arise at the time OF
the new moon on the 4th and the beginning
Of Scorpion will eliminate. The SUI, moon
and Mars will be in close onjunction In Leo
on the cusp of the eighth house, and Mer-
curry and Saturn will be therein Uranus
viii have just passed the meridian and
Jupiter will be in the middle Of the second
house applying to the opposition of Saturn,
Mars, Lord of the tenth, in combustion in
Leo and near tho eighth ousp denotes some
fearfully sudden deaths from heart disease,
chiefly among the aristocracy.
1t will be month of many deaths aud
fatal accidents, also misadventure by fire
there will be much crime in the land and
some fearful mul ders. Uranus in elevation
above all the planets will harrass the gov
eminent with sudden and unexpected trou-
bles of perplexing nature aud probably
connected with our foreign policy. Jupiter
in the second in opposition to Saturn is I'M
favorable for the money market,
and a heavy drop in securities is
to be feared. Venus afflicted in
the 18th by Uranus, Saturn and Jupiter will
cause scandal in high places. Mars by
transit is passing through the sign Leo,
hence France and Italy will bo sadly dis
turbsd by sedition. and a large excess of
crime Jupiter retrograding in Pisces
favors Portugal, but as Saturn is in oppo-
sition there will be troubles of a serious
financial nature in that country; Herschel
still plaques Austria and the Celestial en-