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The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Standard Remedies.

"Is this the b-stp' is a question asked often when medicine is wanted. he following are few of the medi- cinrs .f known reliability sold by II. Evans & tn.. druggists. They have many other excellent medicines, but these are worthy of especial mention:
 Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy. fa- nous for it's cures of severe coids and as a preventative for croup. Price 50 cents per hottie.
 Cl,aml~rlain's Pain Balm. a general family liniment. and especially yXlu- able fur rheumatism. Price 50 cents per bottle.
 Chamber ilain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrh1a Remedy, the most reliable known medicine for bowel complaints. Il is especially prizrd by p. rsons sub jet to collie. IL has cured many cxsrs uf chronic diarrhDA. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
 St Patrick s Pills, for disorders of the liver and bow-ls. \ vigorous but gentle ,hysic that cleanses and renn- vaies the whole system. Price 16 cents per h,x
 thanlb-rlain's Eye and Skin Oint- n.-nt. for letter, salt rheum. scaltl- head, eczema and chronic sore eyes. PiiU< 25 cents per box.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23

In their large store there is some thing over which every person may grow enthusiastic Day after day car loa,,s of fresh new Dry Goods l'ress Goods. and Novelties replace those prizes captured by e,ger pur- chasers. Russell. Graham x Go. $ stock plainly demonstrates that they have given more thought to it than ever brtorr. and have mucn better goods at much lower prices. Compe titon among manufacturers works iha, way. and by being on the alert this -nt. rprising firm g,t and give the greatest bargains. in this line The ladies will be deliahted on an examination of our Goods. purchased ,surtially for them
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Fortunes For Many,

Allen. the blacksmith. is now a millionaire through replying to an adv. rtisrment of unclaimed estates. &c.. &c.- Times, London, March lst. 1888
 If your ancestor came from the old country write to The European Claims Agency. 59 l'eari St. and "A stone St.. New York City iuclosing 25 cents fnr reply and learn if you are An heir to any Of the unclaimed estates there. worth more than half a billion dollars. that rightly belong. chiefly. to American descendants of Europeans who came tn America years ago. If your ancest ors came over more than 50 years ago there is a probability that you are heir to . fortune.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
You Arc In 2 Bad Elk.

But we will cure you if you will pay us. Mcu who are weak, nervous and de. biItated. suffering from nervous debility, seninal weakness and all the effects ol earl, evil habits or later indiscretions, which lead to premature decay, consump- ton or insanity should send for and read the Book of Life" giving particulars Of a home cure. sent tsealedl free by ad- dressing Dr. ParGer's Medical and Surgi
 cal Institute. l5i North Spruce street, Nashville. Tenn. They guarantee cure, nr no pay .--1 he Sunday Morning. ly.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
SheriH,s hsulss.

NOTICK is hereby given tuat a .ll, on Mon. IN day, the 2Jth day of .Januury, 1891. in front of the Court House. in the town of Forrest City. County ,f St. Fnncis State of Arkansas, between tho i,urs pt yo clock m. and 3O'cIock D. m. offer and sell to the highcrt bidder, on credit Of three montha with it,- terest from day of Aale. the following described real eS.a;e. situated aud heing tn the atatc and county above mentioned. so.wst: The northwest quarter Of section twenty.six t3e), township four lN north, run-c turrs cast containing one hundred and slxty acres Part southcast quarter. section twenty. six ,26i. tow nship four t4t north, range three east containing one hundred and fiffy acree Part northwest quarter. section twelty-iive (25I. township four tt) north. rMur0 three eest. containing s.xty-six acres Soutiieast quarter section twenty-three t23 t0wnship four (4i north. range three east. containing one hun. dred and sxty acres. and containing iu nll i've hundr0 and thirty-eix acre Of land levied on ny mo. by virtue of . writ of exeout1On to me directed ns the pr0pt rty 1f Phiinnder lftteii. to satisfy judgment In favor of tho state of Arkansas for the sum Of o6i6O0 fhelY debt with inter .st and all COst Of said suft ana against Philan lsr Litteil H,nd with MpnrOvo4 security requir d for thop D.. '.
 shsri6 of st. Francois s... < ; .. sanaes.
 " w. q. ALpa1DoA. D. ..
 xnmsmvy egh, f1UIs
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
AUM1NSIUN AS USUAL,
 SATURDAY WIGHT On the Border.
An Entire Change of Program mo
Noticc of Spes,ial IsiIl
Trustees Sale.

FORREST ITY. Ark. Jan. IT, 1891.
 NOTICE is hereby given that will ss IN trustee. on February 7th. 1891. between the hours of nine o'clock a In.. and threo o'clock p. m.. in front of the court house door, in Forrest City. St Francis County and State of Arkansas. sell to the highest aud best bidder for cash in hand. the following described real estate, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of lot number one ID, in block number thirty ,3Vl according to the original survey of the town os Forrest City. Arkansas; running thence north with the east line Of said lot number ono tD twenty four feet t24'. thence west on \ line parallel with the south limo of said lot number one lll sixty. six s68j feet. thence south 0n hne parallel with east limo of said lot numbet one ti twen- ty-four feet t24 to the south line of said lot number one q. thence east along said south line sixty-six feet g66 tn the piac0 Of beginning Said rale will be made by virtue Of the authority of trust deed to me executed by George W. Quinn. l.. Moody Stewart and D. Dillard, ss trustees of Hiram Lodge. No. IT. Y. & A.. Masons of Forrest City. Arkansas.
 Dated February 1sth ls80. and recorded on page l3o. of book D. of record of trust deeds. in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of St. Francis County. State of Ark.rsaa.
 Y. .LAr0HINGHOUsR. Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23

If you want really first class and economical feed for your COWS, and something to increase their milk, go to Russell Graham X Cos and give their fee'i atrial. It viii please you ili results.
 $. A. Cherry. of Gainesville, Texas, son-in jaw of J. II. Alley. vas in the c,ty this week on visit. the first in several years. Many old-time friends
 were glad to see him, ourselves among the number.
 \ first.c class article of feed for cows is that handled by Russell, Graham
 x Co. It is composed of cotton seed oil. meal and huil, and Is said to be the greatest milk producing food oil the market.
 Miss Alma Nichols, cousin of J. Nj. Nichols. who has been sprnding d couple of weeks very pleasantly here, returned to By l,alla, Mss, her hom,, Tuesday. \ large circle ot friends will miss her
 J. r. Blauton, who has been visit. lng relatives aud friends ln North aBd >uuth Carolina, several weeks, re- ttn led home N e'lnesa2S. We'll pleased
 With inS trip. Many frlsnds were Hla,.to see hi m.
 Mrs. Phitatdtr Llttell. who has been III Memphis tpr several months, returned home this week. to the delight of many frieuds. Sae has been in ill health. but retarns con siderably improved. Oh! my eyel S~e the hobby line of Gents Furnishing Goods .l the nam moth store oi russ. II Graham < 70.
 Their stock Is complete ii sll things. .tnd prices sa luw iill Il is waste of time to look ticsw here.
 The cold wave is c,ming MeSsrs Y. B. Izaid < Go. will s.! yau boots and ohoeS Il closest marcii4a h fact We are autiluriN.d to sA, this house. will close out their large stock at pres ta snli clos 9uycrs. r st noSi ,uureising drm l. < ia. ,.> x ,n -h,vv namnlAt4 >tas t,sl.lallA arranged. All |. w. arr u.trr.ued 3rs selling at lowest po>>i. 1 aie NAUree. ieiylug caupftlun. ahlch ,,clsD"nts far their 0nparallcl~d sue rtas
 lfany etsrn should wonder what Sn toany people are going down th~ alsy for. at the Co,k bsiidlug. W- can tell them. It is tn ge, me ot the Old GSco, at S. D. Aplsrs0E ' Goa It Is the best llyear-old in town
 r..p comedy drama in fout acts. rnti- tied ".4,,.le N,c. b, ,Iohn <. Musir, "t .Nr~ ' K viii be prrse tel at the Wirtlrop opera hoase, Frilay, Feb ruary 70, 1891. by Miss Gaorgi- II m
 In aud company. Don't fail to c
 them.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
OVERWHELMING TEsrlM JNY
In Favor of Hawkes. New Crystal

Tn Favor of Hawkes. New Crystal ized Lenses Over All Others. FROM THE EX-GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA. TALLAHASSEE. Fla. March 5. 1888 - Mr. A K. Hawkes., Atlanta, Ga.--Dear Sir: l have thoroughly tested the glasses you fitted to my eyes some time since. and have found them to possess a softness of vision which surpasses anything of the kind have ever used.
 Respectfully,
 w. D. BLoxHAM. An eyes fitted and fit guaranteed at store of X. NJ. Musson. Forrest City, Ark
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
G25 ReWard.

l will pay above amount for infoIma- u n leading to the recovery of one Bay Mare. ahta,t l5 hands high. 5 years old. one Wliite hind f.t. star in face, and shows considerable hite in ore eye. lutg mane ard tau. shod all round when last seen. whIch animal strayrd from my place. north of For rest, City, on or about October 18th, 1890 w. E. MANN
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Answer this Question !.

Why oo so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion. Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Up oF the Food. Yellow Skin, when for 75 cente we will sell them Shiloh's System vitalizer guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Win throp < Co. | l. Ahlps. Colt.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Sh,Ioh.scatarrn Remaav.

Sh:loi's Catarrh Remedy, . marvellous cure for tatarrh. Diptheria, Canker Mouth, and Head Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints, without extra charge, Price 50 cents. Sold by Winthrop X Co.,; J. J. Ables,
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Trade with l.. RoLLwAaw & Co.


 Jn Evans Was in L. wn Monday. Buy Coal of Russell, Graham q C". J. J. Evans WAS in Memphis Tues fIarry Barlow. February 10th aad llth.
 Toarists tonight, and tomorrow night
 John Adare. of Colt. WAS in town Monday.
 J.. W. NcCullars was in the city Monday.
 c. Farr. M Colt. was in town this morning.
 Mrs A. Becker spent Monday in Memphis.
 J. W. Avsn. of Caldwell, was in town to-day.
 w.R ripton gave us pleasant call Mond v.
 Harry Bulew will he here February 10th and ll:h.
 s. F, s ,lc-r, Of Palestine, was Tn town Tuesday.
 II. r. German returned to Searcy Saturday night.
 J.a KirE. cf near Dan w,ld's. vas in town Monday.
 Robsrs \rnoli va, in Memphis a f,w days this we'k. There is mucl, sickness in the county, principally Ia grippe.
 E. r. Hoin.s, og Franks township. Wus in town Monday.
 Try the Studebak.r W agon. l.. Roll WARo q C., so,e Agents
 Szin Ba-kins ws, circulating among fri~nds in town Monday.
 The Tourists will eutersain you. Dasrs JAnu r, 2l snd 2i.
 Buy Itami'ton-l Brown Doors nnc eEoEs at l.. kollwage k Cos
 ]. G. boyle-oth-rwi -lMd'-was in ta~n fir few hoias sunday.
 Buy your ScuooI. nooxs and STA TIoABHy st l.. kollwase < C".s.
 Linn Hurley left Tue day for BAhalia. Miss, on x, sit tn r~la -s and trends. Prof. George Durham. nf G,ndwin county examiner. was in town roe>ds, Charles IT, Sanders visited Starcy the iirst 0f Il . week, returning Tues day.
 Robert L. Pettus hus h.en confined to his room several days, and is very sick.
 Chas. Ellinger. of Cincinnati Ina. Accep.sd situation ~ith Be, ker < Lew.s.
 Purs and fresh Drugs .. Evaus X Cos. Prescriptions carefully com pounded.
 ,. x. Cctton is in proving his rest deuce property. by the addition ut \ new fence.
 J. c. Jarrett. of Tennessee. Was iil the cits the first of ti,e week on a tisit to friends.
 w. F. Thomas WIS in town Monday He was acc, n,pxnhd iy hts sister Miss uaxie,
 Henry Turnhull and wifi, left ru.s. day for Lradvillr. Colorado. Nia l., k. X N. Ky
 ] D. Davenport of W,nn~. was in town Sui,iay ah \ visit Aa relatives ahd friends
 Buy your Lime. q, ,mrnt. Fire Brick Terra Gotta and Fiue Pipe from L. R"ll~sg- & Ca.
 T. (. Folbre and several members of his family are suffering Irom the dreaded grippe.
 Largvst, cheapest and best stock oi eoOds ever brought to the city. at l.. koll~agc q Cos.
 Mary tnmn ings. and two sw, c, little girls of Mrs ]. W. Beck have been sick this week,
 Call and examine u,ir elegant vafie,, {, of wraIs, xlsa latest sts ie> of tals, d l.. Roilwagr & t1. k,
 Dan Mylds and Jack Davis w.r. in town y~sterd,y We mrt them snd enjoyed their company
 Jas. P. Brown. ( Marianna. WA, tn the city Wednesday. en route [, Wheatiey. an busin ss.
 Captain R. N. Williams is among the sick this week. u xcc.atnt Q, which fact we are stry.
 A stor~ house has t.en ~rs c,~d oi Rnsser strest a q all le occupied b, r. C. Round rr., c.,lur-si.
 The new i.walk on Washingt.n street is n credit to the stte { commit tee. It was badly n rded
 \ full line I FURNITURE k.pl con ,tAntly "n hani at L. it,i.wt-r S No.s, ver, che P or easl. N
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Cost! Cost!

For the next sixty days we VI i'll sell for spot cash. our entire stock of La. dies and Chldren's $ Shus at cost Also, all Wooden Goods.
 IL B. GWYS S Co.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Reward.

Strayed from my residence. on Chrisi mas ia. pair of PeafowlS A lib-ral reward will b- paid for any information leading to their recovery
 JAMES RUSSELL.
The Forrest City times., 1891-01-23
Notice,

The day of publication of THE TINES has bern changed to Friday afternoon. All matter intended for publication must be in by 8 clock Friday morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-24

LINCOLN, Neb., Scpt. 2S.-'rhc Re-
publican State convection meets 10.
morrow 10 nominate candidate for
Justice Of the Supreme Court, two eau
didates for regents Of the State Uni.
versity and promulgate u platform.
The medicine men Of the party are In
u pow.wow behind closed doors 10.
night, and, In the vornncular Of th5
Nebraska politician, whose correspon.
d.nce has passed into history, they
win make medicine before morning.
It's salutatory ingredients will be the
lndoTsement OF tho Mckinley tariff
law and the principle OF reciprocity;
demand for literal pensions for old
soldiers; approval Of the purposes ofand
an appropriation for the WOrld's Fair,
and n demand for al honest American
dollar. Upon the financial question
only l. there any considerable division
Of sentiment, but II seems likely that
the position assumed will merely bo an
endorsement of the silver legislation Of
the last Congress. a reasonable read
justmrnt OF tho freight rates through
out the State Ia 10 be recommended
and, az the hrst Republican convon.
ton since the admission Of American
pork into France and Germany, this
potk-pEoduclug State Of the West " TO
congratulate the present AdminlstTa-
ton. aud particularly the state and
Agricultural Department upon this
brilliant diplomatic victory.
Tho State central committee tonight
selected Hon. George II. Thulmol OF
Grand Island for temporary chairman
Of the convention,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-rhc fight
tonight between Jonnie Hercet, known
~ "Young Mitchell" CALIFORNIA;
middlc-weight pugillst, and freddy"
Gallagher, "a Denvorlte, attracted more
intercst here than amy similar event
which has taken place In this city since
the COr0ett-J jackson contest. The fight
was fora 5000 pure, Of which $3.50
won't 10 the loser. Betting was brisk,
and from odds OF 100 TO 20 on Mitchell,
II veered 10 nearly even money before
the fight began. Mitchell's seconds
were Jack Dempsey and Sam Fitzpa-
trick; Gallagher was seconded by
Alaslerson aud Jimmie Carroll. pels
Jackson was referee. both men were
In good condition.
The battle opened at $50 O'Clock
with Gallagher fcihting for an open.
ing and Mitchell breaking ground.
Gallagher got two hot let's IN the wind
and one In the eye. His terrible loft
played havoc with Milchelps head and
wind, the latter being unable 10 counter
effectively.
The second round was also marked
by running by Gallagher.
From the thiri to the sixth rounds
the tactics were the same. Galagheris
long lolt usually reached itE marx rs no
maintained his pofltion near the MIDI
die VI the ring, while Mitchell playe
around him, taking advantage OF every
opening that presented, but in duck.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-A telegram
received ut the Department Of state
from the United States consul at Mata.
mofEs, Mexico, states that Garcia, with
n party OF raiders, passed yesterday
west Of that place, making for the Rio
Gfandc.
a telegram from Gon. Starter, dated
san AutOuin, says the commandment NJ
Fort Brown reports last night that
Gen. Lqjer0, commanding the Fourth
Mexican Zone, Informed MIN that his
cavalry had not come In contact with
tho mnrAuien. lie was therefore NJ
tho opinion that they had scattered
and were returning 10 Texas In small
deiachmon,s, "a the police had notified
him that two such parties had CROSSED
tho Rio drandc twelve miles above
brownsville aud several others DO.
tween that place aud Santa Wana,
rhe opinion among the officers at Fort
Brown was that tho expedition was
organized for robbery, aud has no sig.
nlflcauce whatever.
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q aeis,nisy SPEAK. to nm Immense
Crowd.

OrTuMwA, Ia, Sept. 23.-An i'm.
mrnsc crowd Of Republicans turned
uut TO hear Lsior Mckinley speak NJ
tho Coal palace today.
Major Mckinley rUpe,ted his argu.
ments against free silver, saying that
" that policy wa adopted the silver ~
the world would rush In on ~, aud the
government mu-t receive 4i.l grains
0isllyur, worth 81 cents the world ovcr
ana coin thorcfrom a piece u money
which, hy the Hat u tho government,
would be called and circulated ~ u
dollar. The extra - cents would he
unprotected by the treasury reserve nj.
now. VIII the government he ~ kind
10 the producer Of wheat and pay him
20 cents bushcl over the market
price? The major also dealt at length
with the tariii question, relteraling
his former argumunis. He said tho
statement that protective tariff In.
Increased the mortgages Of the coun.
try was absurd.
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81, Louls,scpt. GA general order
Issued Mt the national headquarters of
the "ComTndea OF the Battlefield"
makes tho following changes: l.. j.
Allen, resigned M acknowledgement,
appointed ~ chief Of the stat with full
power 10 act rs and for the general
commanding; j. II. Moore, resigned
us acknowledgement, aud connie
stoned M lloutenant-genera and given
the general supervision Of the order In
califnrnin, Oregon, Washington and
ALASKA. y. 4. Sewers, resigned from
the court Of inquiry, and commissioned
acknowledgement.
The following were commissioned
commanders Of the order from their
respective States, with rank OF major
general; Mngnus Tait, Los Gnteo, Cal;
T. j. Plummer, Payallup, Washing
Ton. Major generals accommodating States
viii Immediately proceed 10 appoint
recruiting officers for PORTIONS NJ their
territory and report the same to general
headquarters for commission,
Order signed by Geo. o. Dalton, com.
manding.
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OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 90. 49, Robert
Baxter has resigned his position ~
ycst.fn superlntendnnt OF the Baltl.
more and Ohio, aud viii bo appointed
divisions Of the Union Pacific. The
middle Of October. Mr.. Baxter IL well
been superintendent Of the Wyoming
division under Mt. Dickinson.
An official circular has been Issued
announcing the appointment Of j. n.
Brown, assistant general passenger and
ticket agent Of tho Union Pacific; vice
j. W. Scott, resigned. The appoint
msnt takes effect October 18th.
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asailcd the Republican party Tor ~
tendencies toward Capitalization, de.
clsring that the war could never have
been successfully fought by central.
ised Government. He also denounced
the Republicans for the enactment Of
the Mckinley law, aud declared that
producers we're annually taxed on u
billion dollars for the benefit VI the Re-
publican monopUlics.
Committees were appointed on cree
dentlals, resolutions, nomination Of
officers, etc. and u recess was taken
until eight O'Clock IN the evening.
At the night session the large audi.
torlum wn- crowded with an audience
oi 10000 people. There was great uu-
thusiasm. Senator Eshelmnn, of Ia.
coma, was the ilrt speaker. The next
speaker was james Heck, tx attorney
general Of Pennsylvania. He spoke
mainly on tho tarlifand denicd that the
Dum0crniic party was composed Of ffeo
traders. The exercises closed with a
stirring address 10y Mr.. lSii0ul, u col
orcd delegate from Seattle.
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ton that England and the continent
would be forced TO part with gold
amou nting 10 eco, 900, 900 10 paysfor
the inports.of American grain. GIflen
rldlculed the estimate and he said be.
fore clO,000,O00 ia bullion were sent 10
America, both the Bank Of England
and the Bank Of France would raise
their rates Of discount, and check the
drain. According to Glfien, not bul.
lion, but securities and export will 10
TO America 10 pay for tho grain.
Undoubtedly. he said, there will be- a
heavy drain on gold forsome monthsto
come, but the payments for grain were
the sole cause Of such drain. An i'm.
portant factor Ia the financial situation
was the silver question. American
houses, he declared, are making pre-.
parations to face tho silver crisis which
- now inevitable, by making gold pur.
chases In Europe.
When aaked II such crisis was In.
evitable, Giiicn replied: "In my
opinion II Ia impossible 10 avert II. The
United States have become overloaded
with paper currency. The Issue of
silver certificates 10 the amount u ci2,-
900, 900 sterling annually was "a gross
legislative mistake and IL bound 70
bring u crash speedily"
In response 70 the inquiry rs 10 how
soon the crash lac expected could DO
looked for, Giilen said: February
will probably realize tho worst Of the
position. | DO not zee how gave
trouble eau 10 avertcd 10y remedial
legislation. There Ia hardly rme
TO avert II, even n the par.
ties In Congress could agree
upon the means"
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LONDON, Sept. ~ Counsel on be-.
half Of tho Chilean government today
applied TO Justice JENNIE 10 restrain the
Mail Packet company, owning the
steamship "AIoselle," from parting
with 100000 In bullion, brought from
Montcvideo recently, except 20 the
Bank Of England for storages purposes.
Tho same counsel had asked the Justice
10 forbid the Bank Of the River Plate
from parting with certain document
referring 10 this bullion. The counsel
Of the Bank Of the River Plate object.
ed TO this demand, asserting that the
financial Institution referred 10 had
already parted with sl25,OO0 on as.
count of this bullion, and TINT II had
accepted other bills and drafts against
II. Justice Jenno decided that the bul.
lion should remain at the Bank OF Eng.
land.