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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Pain Is . Relative Term.

Pain" even in the human subject is purely a relative term. It ex- presses very real sensation, but 1t does not express its degree. And so far as mankind is concerned the sense of pain, in the intensity in which it can be felt, depends very largely in- deed upon two great factors.
 The first of these is civilization, and the second factor is that of edu- cation.-London Sunday Magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Loves Demand.
did yvoo a ma;dau fair

A man did woo a maiden fair, With lovely eyes and golden hair; He swore to her he would be true, For her there was nothing he would
 not do.
 With loving gaze and expectant eyes She told him that to gain the prize A hat from Mrs. Blame she must
 possess, Or life would be but wretchedness He bought her beauty in every re-
 spect,
 It was simply elegant, yes quite
 select;
 She married him then without more
 ado,
 And they loved each other and the
 little hat too. A11-1m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
This He Did Net Believe.

Tmow from observation that frogs are caunibals. once rescued an un- fortunate specimen from the jaws of death. and later demonstrated the fact that a frog can live under water ouly aoout ten minutes But have never believed the story of fisher man catching bullheads, which he threw on the grass upon the bank, that he was victimized by a frog which took pity on the fish and adroitly rolled them back into the 7e'-r.-General Bruce in Forest and Stream.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
A seotehm.n Who Smoked in Church.

A Scotchman Who Smoked in Church.
 Sir Walter Scott in bis Heart of Midlothian" refers to one Duncan, of Knockdunder, an important person age, who smoked during the whole of the sermon from an iron pipe to- bacco borrowed from other worship CTS We are told that at the end of the discourse he knocked the ashes out of his pipe, replaced it in his sporran, returned the tobacco pouch to its owner and joined in the prayer with decency and attention.-A1l the Year Round
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice for Publication.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

Prescott. Arizona. June Is. 1892
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fled notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim. and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Pre-cost, Arizona, on Tuesday. August 2s, iss2, viz Mary Grace Willard. Home stead Application No. lsi, for the E is of SE ls and SEal of NEA of section 2s, and NV A of SN a of section 27. township 10 x R3E.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laad. viz: A. l.. Kicker, John l., Munds and il R. Willard Of Cottonwood, John Woilenberx, of Prescott, Arizona. J. C. MARTIN. Register.
 First publication. June 22
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT rnrsoorr, ARIZONA,

LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr, ARIZONA,
 June e. fssE Notice is hereby given that the following named setter hss filed notice of his inten ton to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will ie made before the Register and Re ceiyer at Prescott. Arizona, on Saturday. Angus, 6. ise2, viz: Richard C. Bates, Homestead Appli. cation No. ssS for the F h of NV | of section II, township 10 \ R3W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land vlx-: John Nc ary, George Oswald, nut Grove. Arizona
 ]. C. MARTIN. Register. l.,..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

H. NJ. Van Arman returned from his newly located ranch near the boundary line Saturday. He is very much pleased with all the country lying from here as far south as he went, to and below the line. He will move on to his ranch at once and put in crop this season. He purposes to set out large area to oranges, lemons, Hines, figs and various nut bearing trees.-Yuma Sentinel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Pretty Long Railroad Ticket.

One of the longest railroad tickets ever sold in Maine was that covering a trip from Bangor to Cuha and re- turn, measuring, with it's forty-two coupons, very nearly five feet in length. h.-Augusta Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Book Found

''herilf Lowry has a valuable book iG hIs possession which was found, an Uhich the owner can have by ca ing at his office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice for Publication.
U. $. LAND OFFICE

Prescott, Arizona, June 20 lsg
 Notice Is hereby given that tho following naulesl settler has filcd notice of his intention to make final pioof in support of his clxiln and that said proof will be made before the Register and Re- ceiyer at Prescott, Arizona, on Saturday July sO lsH2. y;z.; William A. Dearing. Hoinestesd Ap- pi c ticn No. e'S. for lots and and Sss of NV A of section 8. township lS NRyW
 He names the following witnesses so prove his continuous residence ppon and cultivation of said land, ytz-: Dugal Walker, Thomas w Simmons. John l.. simmons, Robert Hlair all of Prescott. Arizona J. c. MARTIN. Register. First publication June g
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice for Publication.
'. s. LAND OFFICE.

Prescott. Arizona. June fs. loste
 Notice Is hereby givea that the following named settler has filed notice of her intention Co make proof will be made before the Register and Re- ceiyer at Prescott, Arizona on Saturday. July 90, ls1, viz: Margaret A, Colquette, HomeStead Application No &s5 for the NJ of SEA- and Els of SWA of section %. township i4NR2W.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence npon and cultivation of eaid land, viz: John Y. Simmons, Jos. II Garbarino Robert l. Brown. ". M. Lynch, sli of Prescott, Arizona. J C. MARrIs. Register
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
For Sale.

A tel-foot Windmill. Is in good order and condition. Also, a six foot tank. Will be sold cheap, as the owner has no use for the same. Enou re at The Bashford Burmister ;ompany's. jy5tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Nnttaa

Being about to dissolve partner ship, it is necessary for us to collect all monies due us at once. Persons indebted to us will save costs by making payment within fifteen days.
 OsENBURa & LEARY.
 Prescott, Ariz., May 6, 1892. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice.

Having about S1 300 in small debts on my books and being desirous of closing these up, all persons in- debted to me will confer favor by calling at Cook & Lees where their bills are made out and settling their accounts. GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice to Families.

Tn undersigned are now running 2 bar uche for the accommodation ef those who desire it. Orders left -t ShIlrs livery stable or at Hotel HHrs will receive prompt attention. IS patronizing us will be en- u,-. to free ride to Whipple at any time when the vehicle is not u hog wise engaged.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Lost.

The county gold badge bearing the following inscription: ''Sheriff of Yavapai County, Arizona" The badge is made in the shape of a shield. A liberal rewrrd will be paid or its return to the undersigned.
 !. R. LOWRY. Sheriff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

INFORMATION wANTED. .-Aayona knewing Il the ~heruahoats of ROBERT 4. NksI>,
 will confer gruai fAyor by writing to DAVID ksyIs. Denver. Colo. general delivery. a2stf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Electric Metiicines

Dr Danion, of Paris, claims to have discovered method of introducing medicines into the body through the mucous membrane by means of cleo tl5citv.-New York Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
The Way of the World.

A man who praises himself meets with general denial; a man who de- cries himself finds plenty to agree with him.-Manley H Pike in Gen. tury.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFfIcE AT
 Presco.t, Arizona, Juno 9th, Isg2. Notice is hereby given that the foIlowine-name,i settler has filed notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of his claim and that said proof will bc made befoie the Register and Re ceiver at Prescott. Arizona, on Wednesday, July 20, isss, viz: James Taylor, Homesteai Appii- cation No. 602, for the NJ NEi4, SEE Id NE h and NEA NWA section %. Twp IS N, R3W lie names the following witnesses to prove his continnpus residence upon eni cultivation, of said land, viz; J. w. Sullivan of Seig,aan, Aria. Calvin J. Snow of Simmons F. O. Aria, James Banshart, of Prescott, Ariz.
 J. c. MARTIN. Register. First publication June s, isse
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
wAgsTNa NoTICg.

k IL PARTIES are hereby warned that a ccr- "A tain note given py the endersigned to w. N. iAyton is not transferable. as ful value has not besn received for said note.
 R. BLOCK.
 MIGUEL APODACA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Lost.

4 snall white terrier, shorn like a iol has been lost. The finder will zee i've a liberal reward by retnrn- ue the same to Ollie Fisher, Pres
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
CIrY nEAL EsTA1E.
SEWING MACHINES TOR SALE

TOR SAIE.--A lot eJxIso feet on Marina street U eaet side. Fine residence site; commanding yiex. Win ne sold re~sonAbls Apply to W. H. THRONE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
For Sale,

A ouc-horse team, wagon and har- ne is, all in frst-class condition. Inluire at City Feed Yard. 2t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
- $0$-
 Nnfice.

have this day appointed Jake Marks the sole agent of the Tritle Water Company for the Territory of Arizona, for the disposition of Aztec Mineral Water.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
LADIES' sUKsE.

xVHRELER & WILSON Sewing Machin. nesrI' " Dew, will te sold cheap. Enquire vf W q. TIIRnNE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

ladies and can provide them with nice, Qaiet home during tlFcir illncss. Terms ressonabi.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
WARNING NOTICE.


 'rHR UNDERSIGNED hereby wsras all parties | from leaning Enoaey or given rrssfif to James H tsisak on my srcouGf, ae will ssot t,s rssg0n- sibis ioT s0ch debts. ]. h. SLACK.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
FOR SALE.

GOOD STOCK RANGE FOR sAI.E-.-ElsEty " of water and sra<s; rangc has neyes lsen oseFssocked. can cut plenty of hay within thFos miiss of water. range smooth ~iih hut Aftlo t~ush; p!rnty of land suiiahls for raising u hsai hsys climate warm. no frost. For fnrthrr prftir- uisrs sppiy to the undersigned by letter st ,'eh Eress. Arizona, or tn person al the Aaftinca ranch J. L. HALL
 k MEDIUM SIZED reoond-hand cook tsoye. n Apply ;o W. II. BILLINGS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
EsrnAYs,

Taken op ks aa sstsay, one email hs3 and white I,into huFse. is about tx hands hixa and anp- I~.-<-i to is oF 70 yraFs ola. Gentle and well broke to sise ssddie Brand, srfy dim, writing capital rigLt tkixh opposite rtifs iailss This pony i.aA isen running of Cherry Greek. Ash Grs-k ard CieEses;a for oscr twa years Ina esnsF is rsslaes,ed toa pY the chsFse of alver- sisses. Fsrove his IsruI,erf, and take the korse 2~zy Thefc arr no other charEe~ of exfrn-ss.
 GEO. V. hANtE Clohasz. Arikons. Mag ts. Iss2
 TAKEN UP.-Two work horsas. will weist \ about llSso goaads eaeh.-one eorrel, enc bay both newly slsod with good shoss. branded ( on Jeff slszsalder, Owafr obtain iisfoanati n h5 applying to F. MfT11sSDOhf, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
SITUATION WANTED.

pY AN EXPERIENCED BookkEFPER AND ID Carrs~Eponlrat lie kiso ssieesaTAa eger ststi in ArtE0ns q. Ass Mrkico. issst rsfssenc-s fnE. nlshed Adsires- BsokksspaE. r. o. fssx 13s3 san frsBcfsess Cat. fi2u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
WANTED.

AN ENERGETIC msH to Ins1sase . hraneh 4t s.tilce. Dniy few desisfa nes-lsd. Salary to SIS trF Inenss ki.si Interest in the ba.lRe-@. Inc MssasFn Co.. kalasas Catg. Me.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

IT Is DUTY ysu eye yssrself and lam sly ee ret she be.< yasae fer year nseney. EeaesllEs tr year fcotwear by perenasips z
 .s sass.: s.se .:ssss::.s s w,li fsesIkK NO sunsTIruTk- -a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
PERSONAL.

THOROUGHBRED BEAGLE HOUND rUP. | pies. Apply ,o ". n. BILLINGS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20
Ma The Albert Lea Routo.

eoIid Exuress 1ratns dally between ctfcaw en1 Hinneapoiis and e. Paul. with xzRoU1I K ciinsug Chair Cars QHxH % and fum o1n pctnts and kAnsas cftJ. tnro<szn Cha1< cw U walls via Rock Isl1nd- The Eavoris4 IL 6 Watrrtoxwn Sioux F2lls. tho Summer 1aou0m1 Hunting and xssh1ng 0zounds of the HoEthuW rss Short Ltns via es3pca and xsnxskesdlu facilities to travel tn and from xnsl1annDu1k - cinuau and other Southern pefnta
 For Tickets, Mapa. Foldexs. or cezired A1D siou. apply af any Coupon Tickss omrns er ~ 6. ST. JOHN, JoHn SEBASTIAN fs.ua Manascr oon'1 xkk 0 Yana n2
 CHICAGO. ILL-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

AN unfnrniehed house of i've rooms lsrse A tAnfry nra eloeet.. ExralirHt location. cssnfortAhls house. fisnt r-asebahss Apply "a Mitchell Moors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

r5-S zRs sa-c- s--t sc = . vT1's's W Sr'--. Q s8iEIl" Wneez Specific e., I'hiIa., f.s-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-20

F. A. TRTrLE, President.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08

put ID as fine a nsIi as theTe is in tne c0antry We should A;tve tA1s Mifi a9 Forrest City CT Palestine.
 We nlust diversity g1r ernps If We want to prosper. The merchant miisJ qals selling so much earn. Iaere are r0o many wh8 will not raise t Il tl4e merchant WILL furnish IS.
 Now let tl1is aiIlfer be talked aT. lt s ear suly relief. The merchant and the farmer should disstas thla Matter plainly Their interests arg the saale.
 There Is a8a3ther thing EEsa5 ss q great hardship t1 q certain el.lss aF farEler5, and that is rents. Rents arg too afgi. The rents should be reduced It seast twenty per cent The renters cannot a.fard e. p.g h5ra renes any lcuger- if they da tie merchants VIli 5e feEcrtl Co stop supplying them The ldndlor's sh0aId Eaxe part of his crop and ao1 exact every q ar ef U Ia csFsh. and th.1f cat of the 4fsG Cattyn. EAe aug. iefa siioabl eanie % lsls rt-ifft an tv!i hiai he wsi tsaSt sss mucif @. l-i rrDg .1 corn Misessr. aV ahdEey ger cIap he lls-E rs4ssr encourage hi.a t9 diversity his CT uthers ,se he wili s9oa afTe e. dse up b.s sioux si ti85 l-4eEsiaHt. ah ? has ps1ea feeding A5ln.
 Ll- merchants and felsrfefa stat'l9 n3ees n every town in t.lr ate aal rs- solye @ ase every effort ba refsaes- tas average Ia cat!aA and 5uCrease i5 l4 grain. Fiad tlte farmer te,sag who raises his neat and corn and yoti V W.a tsud a h4aa wh0 .s aat cf dsh1 r -le people N8aIi try tais a frE 9ears taey w8abt t,-t oni 0f deEt and Hos b. iafaea t0 sell She egg1ou hr fore t Wsas piessrd 0Qt. Onee oet of le9t we can A0i. @ar own esAG0u aGa have buyers e0u4s La u5. Every country merchant eouat then sell rn the mills.
 The year before Hs s il harf ans- Lots of l4erefsaTs wil net he ae'e 70 stem the current. Credit as Wvll aa cotton has been t.s8 cheap. The mer- chant is going 50 he more careful rhIs year than iu the past. When a nsw customer comes t9 l.al ae will Haes- rion him closely ab0at corn. etc This z es to show tt;It he d9es nus want s3 sell eorg O raise cheap cotlna with
 People 0f other states are t3-il itiT st great interest Ia this naJler. They Hrs he.dUg meetings a5 q great aiaay piaces Now. E lt rot sile for tAe people ef St- Francs cHuatg Co sio someIAiREs Ne have eeeR waiting loag enough far soM MeLhtnI t0 tgEr, Gg thaa wiil better car condition
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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
4 senatsie Letter

PALEETFNE. Ark. Jan. &l, ssf-- To the Ealrar sf tae Forrest CltF Times
 Believing you I@ hagr tAs weifaIe af the people ef -t- Francis e3anty 2t heart, 1 take the liberty Of addressing them through Yeur columns.
 The new year .a apon as and t lads the people in a worse hx than they have been for 4 number ef Jeags- We. have heard of hard tlales and worse coming for loEg time. and aoag [ al- forced tD be!Isye tassE sae Setss has come. You near noEhlaZ baL ~hg.r'i times frstn ali- He merchants are ali blue and the farE4ers are unhappy. Our ereps the psEst year were gisae. bi.I the price ef cotton wzs low. A0w. what has cagssd sccta hard tImsss Many viii say low price 0f cDttgn. Yes, this ia one cagSe- But Vhat caused tnIs low price of eotL8hs Over production If we can get as much for a small crop as for large one why not raise a srnaII oues If six and 0ue- half mlIli8n bales wIii supply all Ge- r0ands. why not raise jgst six ana 0ne- half million babes and get as much fer 1t as we do for eight and one half mil- lion haiess Will t not cost a grssa : deal sess2
 The farmer had to pay big price for supplies tsigaake Last years crop on and now, with the tow prica Of cetiaF they are not able to meet their oD.iSt- tons. The neg year will Ind all be- hind-merehanss and farmers. Now. who is to blame for thisy And hew are we to better timrss Is 1t bY still raising large crops of cstt0as No BY raising lesa Of is and raising our corn and meat at home. The farmers Of the South should combine and plant one-third less cotton What Is tEe sense In she farmer raisisg cotton L. buy his eGEn aud meat wlths The past two years is enough to Ahow you that 1t will bankrupt the south If we keep it ap nlaeh longer. We are 4iH the soup. and must get cat Of It. We can do this kg diveTsifYlag our crops. raise what we eat at home. and what cotton xe cau. We can ra.se as hBe corn here as Eises dc ia the Northwest. Why not raise wheAts Why do ge de- pend on fise AoEthyest fCg eur lsseads Won't this country grow small grain as well as oLheEzl SEe have been sup porting and SneaHEa gsGg r.sslrJ2tiA Dy bnylng OUT corn, meat and A0nr from the EorthNsst. and raising large ereps of cotton for tIsefn to haul. Tie Fsii- roads are prgsperiag and we are grow ing poorer 1hs tew eriee at e7its
 Na4 Ma e.fefe 9N E~F fea 4sfst v4s1r s-ps
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Pa!esllae Trrnes-

EAlnu iianl as Memphis spent v st.aes- a4T with s friend. T c. Bell
 Mrs L. d. V xinsan of 1emphls ,s vlsi.ia z her son, (. M and 2. T. WilEiR- ssu-
 Tom Williams Of CFittendea county ia spending some tune with ais sister. Mrs. Ira tSorum
 Pat Moore spent several aays in Mari anna last week, and attended she fancy dress ball al thae place on New YeaT's night lie reports Tsost celIgalfaI Vlsst.
 There was an enjoyable dance at the hotel on tho evening Of January Ist Though the attendance was smaller than l.saal. yet eace and every enc seemed ta enjoy the occasion to the fullest extent.
 Iioward Parker leit last week for Brownsville, Tenn, having been ealisd thither by tGe iilusas af his EatEsr. He hal been asrs only few months, yet hs aad made a.slg fgianGs w10 regret ta see him leave
 EHgeEs Bsll. the agent al this place. had hss salary raised few days ago As Mr, Bell $ a YonEg man and has just lately embarked ln the 5gslness. we are glad to see him receive this mark of ap- prnvai from hls employers.
 
 We ara informed that Ira G0Fum will soon spend some time sEaveiiug for the purpose of selling pateHs Ironing board which he has lately perfected. IL cer- tainIy is 6 most e0naieHieHs eontrIance and will prove ablessing Go many a poor, tired house wife.
 Following is report of schCsl for month December: Highest average ia scholar ship, Fannie Sligh; Text four standing the same. ZoTa Mohler. IaEra 2I0hler. Mag gle Christian, Kate Martin. perfect in de- pertinent. .Mattis C0f-eY, Maggie Christian. Esse Martin. Wii!se #agr. Fannie eilga.
 A. T. RssaEds visited Palestine oE New Years day for the pgrpose of bidding good bye t0 his many old friends at this place Ite zors ff8at hare e the home of his parents at Glarkssiale. Mlss. He s enc Nh h0 vii make friends where ever he goes but nere wii bear hn fa
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08

Il TIE Ohio senatorial contest resulted {u the reelection Of John sherman ." khe ITnIte4 SEafes senate. is gas kxared for while thai Fef.Ner, tiir knonun1emtal hEalherskite of tie Nine keenth century, might be eieetedi but |ws are glad for the sake of tise ea'anirf khat. however destitute the Ono re- Dnhlicans nay be of political deeeney, |they have not fallen go low as to pre-
 fer Foraker to Sherman as their sen
 stsr. While John Sherman $ bitter partisan and has never demonstrated
 any warm feeling for the south, ret he is possessed If a high order Of states
 manshIp. Is probably the best Enaneief
 in America, is an honest Esan and B
 gentleman, all Of which qualities are
 utterly lacking in the Pltiial plgny
 who aspired to oppose hun for the high
 place which he has so long and eESiII-
 ably oceupied. Vale Foraker.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
. 17-7I 7l1-7. 7-77 - gh application s9 sAe incipsas Gs sae science.
 ROLE OF HONOR. Efcif.sn Va .rUp 95 Nellie
pranl,lrra. Aalarctacl-

THE TfHEs recently offered enc yeaT's subscription r9 the farmer bring ing it the best five cara nf corn There were n6g B great many contestants and the following -iVea the best four The cpru was aaeiiea and weighed, aa follows:
 Ba5 Hodges i've ears weighed four pOGn35 fifteen oTaces.
 F. r. 3iitahells aTe ears weighed fogr pounds twelve ounces.
 T. C. Davis five ears weighed f8uI pounds two ounces.
 ". Il Smith'a five ears weighed three pounds eleven GEaces,
 T1ta. twenty ears weiged seventeen pounds eight ounces
 We therefore present hsr. Hodges TIE TIMES fir I2 months with caa grltElatIons and best wishes. Piess call and get Feeei ipE.-Ed
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
tI,Is lssne wIIl be f9ana ! e9I

Ir this issue viii be found eSn r1u.4icasion from H. i. Martin ot fai- rstine upon the all absorbing topic ef the farming interests Of tilis section Bef srs receiving 3lr. Martins letter We had prepared an editorial aVon thls sabjrct. Sut the matter eana,t De teo urgently brought tefare tie peop'e- The writer referred so has aia. y'.afa of experience with tae faEmeFs and farming of Eastern Arkansas and any suggssrions emanatIng frela hlm may be relied upon as Use result of deep thought and | thorough staay of the conditions which have bFgughs about the present crisis We asa a ferl.aisl of his letter and careful consideration of it's contents We would be pleased to hear from others upon tasa subject, as we are deeply interested in the matter.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
aas AFTERNOON IaSrAaT H
.rr,lr.r.nr rar rlees-...

0 NEFAFC AESa~ NeS ttt -ls.rs-
 .s.lee Cs.Frv sQened e.santy essart
 aaay nsarning b hear applications
 ,seense ta sch firHer ia FeFs4zi
 dnrfnr fhe current year. tnt Ha
 |.,sa.n.ss were usspse- IAe sllanu
 U derasesf Ir beat ret to make an ef-
 l.sakiug tswarsl the aassznnisla of
 ..-risssu If the ciseais court. and
 ss,sssas are aIl cfosed tight and
 srast If the IiqEeFs ez hand
 Ee been paesrs. for shipment and no |re xf.I l.s ssld legally ia cur town
 another rear. Oe cDnrsr the ing |s5ness uill he resumed. and q -'hi4sG
 rrss k likely t1 show hls eiass |hefher His Is better Tssg The cemHii- V than the Iic-nsiag ef saloons n nrfsd aurssloa among esE peefse- 1 z don't tAfnk t is- We bsleye an |<n. Ieralized saloau wo'Aii se betAff k Farrest City than blind iigrr |a<snss. ar svea the jug bslsF1esa- E..A E ifs attendant evils and Ias4essEess B. at the law must ba upheld aad TIE frxs will aesist. as far as t may. n uhslsgins the law. We wish to aa- runes now and here tfa6 this paper XII not Ee silent if U Inas beyond pubt that whiskey ia being Illegally Id in Forrest Clzy- We doubt the rpesIseuey of closing the saloons, but nta tae people reconsider thsir ac- on i.s .slssIisIing them they mast re- .ain csaserE and no sabterfages es IT. gal practices must be resortrd to Tor .e vending Of IiquoF in this eoEaillf'iii- {. live find the officers recreahs ta ,xir duty in this regard, ve vii ger .:s,,g advise the people of iheIs s-ere- efisn