The Forrest City times., 1892-12-09
voIcs OF THE PRESS.

uiu some mighty good JOD work 1of thc
Tariff Reform Club Of LOnoke. Now
we would like to have Our money for
said work. Who is going to pay usY--
LOn0k Guard.
Parties posting up "Trustee's e Sales"
should bear in mind that unless they
are published in some newspaper thirty
days they are illegal, So declared by
the Supreme court. So II your land
has simply been posted and sale made,
the sale is invalid Star
The short crop of cotton this year as
sures the planters Of au eight cent
crop for next year. This viii give the
PLANTERS confidence in themselves. and
the merchants confidence in the plant.
ers; consequently the business com
munlty will have increased conti1encp
IN the South. For the hrst time In
many years the people in the South
have an assured solid basis for future
business. .--Arkansas Press.
The Osceola Times says; "One of
the saddest conditions Of life IL TO have
nothing to live for.n Yea brother: and
more men than y0u dream nf can veri-
fy that statement. The loudest laugh
does not always indicate the happiest
if7rttN litf AiC iRiEVSt ifttt thN ntNhtftf
Many man hides beneath smiling
counteuance the memory of bitter.
burning wrongs and cruel disappoint-
menis that make life tartarus. Ma
iion Reform.
Arkansas has not only timber, miner
AIS and precious stones but also cabi-
net material The following named
gentlemen have been designated as
a
cabinet. For secretary of war or post
master general, 8. w. fnrdyce; for At
torney-general, u. NJ. Rose of Little
for secretary of agriculture. Governor
JAS. p. Eagle or John g. Fletcher. =
Arkansas Commonwealth.
The absence of turkeys in the mar
ket Thanksgiving time was quite no.
liceable. In fact good many more
might have been disposed OF here had
they been offered at a good price, but the
fact is our farmers did net raise them.
Now it don't cost much to raise flock
OF turkeys and if the bronze variety
are obtained, there is big money in
them. There IS not enough attention
given to The production Of poultry in
this section. Chickens are always IN
demand. and eggs in the fall aud winter
always bring d good price. .-Paragonld
Press.
What about that canning factory?
We must have 1t this winter so as to
be ready for business in the spring.
Que Of our prominent grocers told lis
the other day that canned tomatoes
aud peaches had advanced 80 cents on
the dozen cans. This advance alone
would be Il big profit To a canning fac
tory. Our farmers can raise Tomatoes
with little trouble at big profit.
This will give u cash market for an
other crop not much raised here. Let
us keep our money at home and raise
our own supplies. Start the factory
paragould Press.
1t is true that the newspaper men OF
the country deserve some recognition
at the hands Of the incoming demo-
cratic administration. II Is hardly
likely however that any OF them viii
ask for office, for they are very mod
est set and as a general rule do not
care to make any unseemly scramble
after official position. Ii the newspa-
per men Of Arkansas receive the re-
cognition they deserve from the people
for whom they constantly labor and
whose interests they are working every
day to advance, they will care very lit
tie for official honors.-Ilelena World.
At the opening Of the Columbian ex-
position the United States should he
re-christened. The name United States
of America is to long and inexplicit.
Mexico has united states. The proper
name for the American republic is Co
In 1'ha N fnr nitlyanQ
OF the republic is C0lumbians. Mexi-
cans are Americans; so are Canadians
and Esqumaux. Attempts have been
made to effect the change suggested.
Some ambitious congressman should
study the legal phases of the PROPOSE
tion and bring the subject before the
present congress. Both euphony and
justice to the great navigator who
added new hemisphere to the globe
demand the change. Pulaski County
Times.
While we are all accounting for the
causes of the late overwhelming defeat.
let us not forgst to give proper credit
TO the Australian ballot law. In all
sections OF the Union it has worked
well, and nearly everywhere to the ad-
vantage OF the democracy. A promi-
nent republican of this city, in speak
ing of the election, said: "The great
defeat Of our party is due to the OPP
erations of the secret ballot law IN the
hands Of the laborers OF the North.
Under cover Of the Australian ballot
they voted against their employers. J"
There is good deal in this view of the
case. These laborers see very clearly
that protection is good thing for the
employer, but it is of no advantage to
the emplaye. ye.--Arkansas Democrat.
What is Monroe county going to do
about the Worlds Fair? We are one
OF the richest counties in the state. but
we need more riches. more people.
Monroe's quota Of the $50 900 assessed
against the several counties Is less
than 5000, an amount we are amply
able to pay. No county in Arkansas
needs more than does ours the benefits
that will surely follow proper exhibit
at the Worlds Fair. A few new fami-
lies of farmers wonld put new life in
agriculture, one new factory would be
splendid return for the investment.
Let us do something about raising our
pro rata of this fund. Monroe county
can not afford not to do her duty in
such great undertaking. Monroe
County Sun.
No question about it. we have too
many elections. There Is our state
election, following closely upon which
is the national election. Then in the
spring we have our school and muni-
cipal elections with half dozen or so