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Arrived.

Arrived.
FRrDAY. April 21
cent CITY; pass and mdse. to Hobbs wall & Co.
Stmr wcstport, Jacobs, Is hours from Bear Har-
Dor; railroad ties, to Pollard Il Dodge.
Stmr AlcatraZ, Fagerlund. l s hours from Green
wood go NJ It lumber. to L e White
Stmr National CITY. Manson. 2I hours from Eu.
reka: 326 NJ II lumber. to g a Hooper Il Co.
Stmr Alcszar, Gunderson, "a hours firm Port Har-
ford; ballast to L f White.
stmr a reate, Donaldson. 50 hours from Coos Bay;
Sehr Fortuna. Rosieh. IS hours from Eureka; lS5
NJ # lumber, TO Mckay 4 Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. Apri2l.
stmr Humboldt, Edwards. Eureka; NJ Kaiish &
Mic stmr Costa Rica, Mcintyre NanaImo;
stmr oregon, Policeman Astoria: UPRECo.
Ship Lew Burgess, HoungSren. Kariuk; Alaska
Br ship Beechbank. Perry, Port Townsend. ! i
BARK iatSerer. Olsen, Seattle; Kruse & Madison.
Sehr Hera, Anderson. codfshing; Mcclellan Fish.
ing and Trading Co.
Sailed.
Stmr Dora, Hague Sand Point
stmr Los Angeles. Leland, San Pedro.
Stmr Atognak, Christensen. Pyramid Harbor
Stmr g ipsy Jepsen, Santa Cruz. ETC.
Stmr Greenwood. Carlson.
Mic stmr Costa RIca, MCINTYRE. NanaIE1O
Stmr Baudortile. Winant, Cequille River.
Br ship colintraiye, Raymond, Liverpool.
Russ schr Leon. Grouberg, PetropaulOyski.
schr Daisy Rowe, olsen. Humboldt.
Schr Eva, KlltgoOd, Grays Harbor
Schr Monterey, leck. B0weus Landing
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Oregon anc
Truekee for Portland Humboldt for Humboldt Bay
and Point Arena for Mendocino
Steamers to arrive to-day the BeIeic from
China and Japan, Columbia from Portland Waiia
Walla from Victoria and Puget sound Winamerte
Valley from lnquIna Bay and San Benito from Ia
coma.
The ship Willie ROsenfed loads coal at Nanaimo
for this port.
The Br shin Riverside Is chartered for wheat to
Europe, lis I'd.
Telegrarhic.
POINT LoBOS-April 2l-I0 M-weather
cloudy; wind, SW; velocity IL miles.
Spoken.
Jan -, 81 s. 30 w, Br bark Duudale from Ore.
gon for Queenstown.
Mar 49, 81 n. is W. Ger ship Aida from Ardros-
san for San Francisco.
Apr 10. 80 n. 80 w Br ship Clan Macpherson he
Dec 20 for Queenstown.
Domestic Porte.
PORT HADLoCK-Sailed Apr 3o-Bktn NJ Crit
Eth, for san Francisco
NEwPoRr-ArrivedA Apr el-Stmr Newsboy, I'm
San Pedro.
Observation-Disclosures apr 2l-stmr Whites.
boro, hence apr 10.
Sailed apr 2l-Stmr whltesboro for Point Arena
FORT BRAGG-Arrtvcd Apr 2i-Stmr Novo hnc
Apr ~; sehr James townsend, hence Aprl5.
Sailed Apr 21-Stmr Protection for San Francisco
HUENEME-Sailed Apr 2l-Stnr Jewel. for San
Francisco.
NAVARRo-Arrived Apr 2l-schr Golden Gate,
hence Apr lS.
saiIed Apr 2I-stmr Navarro. for San Frarcisco.
TACoMA-Arrived Apr 20-Sehr W wi5zemann
from RcdondO.
POINT REYES-Passed apr abb stmr Bawn-
more, from Naua.mo for San Diego
NENTURA-Arrived Apr 2I-Stmr Cosmopolis
hence pr Il and sailed this afternoon.
EUREKA-Arriyed ADr 2l-Schr Robert and
Minnie, hence Apr 49, schr Orion hence Apr u;
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New YORK, Apri 2l.--The course Of the stock
market was erratic In the extreme owing to tho
publication OF Secretary Carisle's statement and
conflicting rumors from Washington In regard to
the probable financial policy OF the administration
Purchases by London saved the market from bad
break ia early trading, but the bears promptly re-
neWed attacks when they found the gold engage
meht5 to ne heavier than reported and that the
banks and otncr lenders disposed to exact
higher rates from borrowers Later Ia the day
there was sharp rally on rumors, but reduction
ebsued. only TO be succeeded by another rise and
speculation closed comparatively firm in toue A
decline in rates Of money to 4G5 per cent and
reduction IN sterling exchange 10 81 sS&i 90 as
sisted the recovery Governments steady. Petro-
lenih steady at Csc bid
NEW York. April 21.-Unted States Bonds as
llSA do 2's. 991a; Northern Pacific. 1888: Cana
dian iacihc, 1854 Central Pacific. 1854 Union "a
enc. 5o9s: Atchison and Santa re- 5115: Wells
faIgo. l4!; western Union, 1904; Silver, s3;
St w5al "a ss3%g4 go!s. -,
$l3 rs. Sugar, 31A@31.c. Hops-Pacifc Coast
l Iils-Spot 20 SO Lead-Domestic, 81 l212 Iron,
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Raw. very strong at the lac advance
established late yesterday; refined, fairly active
strong and unchanged.
CoGee-Weak AZ 70 to 20 points decline. The
sa les were 1880 bags. April, S14; May, $l3 50.
HOPS
Hops quiet and unchanged. There is a somewhat
better export INJURY.
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NEW York. April 21.-Bradstreets gives clear
Dgs for the past week FOR the principal cities OF the
United States as follows: New York, S7O6 SO 900
Increase 26.0 per cent; Chicago, SIlI57 7 900
Increase 247 Boston, Sl04 635, 900, increase - o
Philadelphia S7s.709 900, increase III; St Louis
SIG. 1000, increase %; San francisco, SIS
574,00O increase 100; Baltimore, Md. sl5.G3I-
OOO. increase 8; Pittsburg, Pa, Si67l 900
increase los; Cincinnati, Ohio, slf1I5.O00.
increase 90; Kansas city, Mo-. $IOSSS, 600
Increase 24.O; New orleans la siO79I 'U0O
increase, 20; Minneapolis. SO. 200 900. Increase
zO0: Omaha, S6,400,U 600, increase 40; Denver
%5,eoo,Oe0. Increase 2U.O; st. Paul. $4,Sl3, 900
Increase ls; Portland. Or. SI.s7 Doc. no com
parison; Salt Lake CITY. 81. 432 geo decrease So
Seattle. 81 ,l74,00O increase 220; Tacoma al 0UO-
oOo, increase l4.s; Los Angeles, sI,U99, 00U in
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleuttas, June and July 6l4@e8sc; Wool
Bags. 30J56g32c.
RIcE-chinese mixed. SO 6o@3 80: No. !, 81 80
q 90; extra No. l, 81 1904 30; hawaiian. So 50
"a; RangooD. 81; Louisiana, SO 5O@D3 10 p ctl.
TIN PLAIE-Tin Plate AT the moment IS scarce
on the spot and held firmly at SO p box while
rive II Is obtainable at SO Su95 So, Block Tin Is
also firm at 22l2c y 10,
BREAD-A plan is under consideration TO unite
IN syndicate the cracker bakeries of New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and the West with the
ultimate object. IL is believed, to form cOmbina-
lion 20 control the cracker industry OF the entire
country. A member of the New YORK Biscuit Com
p1ny IS trying to secure options the Leading
Philadelphia crackeries.
SUGAK-The " eStern Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: CUBE, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed all 6lsc 2 II Dry GRADUATED.
512c; Conectioners' A, 5Ssc 2 10; Magnolia. Use:
Extra c, 4$4c; Golden c, Age; D. 4l4c; Standard
A, 614c; haf-bbls sc more than b0ls, aud boxes
lac
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, ApriI 2l.-wheat was quiet ana Ma,
opened unchanged, advanced 1ac on bad weather
declined 12e on local selling, rallied and closed
unchanged TO 13c lower July opened unchanged
TO Ac higher, advanced 3sc. declined zsc and
closed steady at sc lower than yesterday Receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments, 14O, 900 bushels rye
sue. Barley, 62c.
CHICAGO, April 21-Wheat-Cash 72I4c Corn
40%sc Pork. SIT 10. Lard, 50 S7Ia. RIBS, SO 771%
Whisky, 81 IA. y - -
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the lack of city water and the question is to
be asked of the water company how much
longer the hillsides are to hp kept unsettled.
The Supervisors will also be requested to
aid in solving the problem and are TO be
asked to order the company to furnish
water supply in the district
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-oCCIDExTAT
u Consolidated Mining Company Location Of
principal place OF business san Francisco Cal:
location OF works silver Star Mining District
Storey County. New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing-descrlbed stock on account OF assessment n o.
~, levied on the 18th day Of March, 1898 the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-.
speetiye shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

BRUNSWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
- Company. Location OF principal plac. of busi.
ness, San francisco California. Location OF WORKS
Grass Valley Mining District. Nevada County C1ii,
forula
Notice-Tbere are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account or assessment No =
levied on the twenty-third day OF February, 1898
the several amounts set opposite the names " tne
respective shareholders ne folIovvg. - $50
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south drift from the nor b stope on the s22 level
has advanced feet. making It's total distance 81
feet; the face is in lowgrade quartz The raise 100
feet from the north Stope this level up "a feet
face shows about feet of ore. the assays of which
average about $50 per ton. Shipped 10 the Washoe
mill during this past week 81 tons and $40 pounds
OF ore, the average battery sample of which was
SIT II.
n the Segregated Reich er mine the west crosscut
from the lateral drift The 100 level 10 feet
north OF the south line Is now out total distance
OF 80 feet having been extended feet during the
past week; the ground continues hard and is com
posed Of porphyry and streaks OF lowgrade quartz,
through which progress is necessarily slow.
Assessments Pending.
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There Is no further decline In Hogs but they arc
weak Mutton and Lamb are easy at the reduced
prices Beef Is steady. Wholesale rates from sauga-
tercrs follows:
BEEF-Flrsr quality. 6Is@7c; second quality
5lg@6c; third do I695c q n.
NEAL-LaFge. 6G97c z II; small Calves. 7I56Sc:
Dairy Calves. as &c = n.
MUTIoN-N ethers 6Iq@7c 2 10 Ewes &c.
SPRING LAMB-SlgG9c r 10.
PoRK-Liye Hogs 81. @55sc for heavy and me.
dunn granted; STOCK Hogs. 5slc Ii; dressed do,
9I39lOc z ID.
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The Doctors Trousers,

E. S. Parkhurst, physician who lives on
Powell street, was arrested last night for
obtaining goods under false pretenses. The
complainant was X. Slberzahn, a Geary-
street tailor, who alleges that the doctor
obtained pair of trousers valued at Sc, for
which he gave a check on a Fresno bank.
The check proved to be worthless, and the
unlucky medicine man was placed In the
tanks. From evidence tho police think he
is guilty OF other transgressions.
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And Ia accordance with law and an order fro,,
the Board OF Directors, made on che 18th day of
april 1898, so many shares OF each parcel OF sue
stock as may be nece5s ny viii be sold at nn61c
auction at the office Of the company room ST. 3js
FRIDAY the ifth day Of May 1898 al the hnnr V s
o'clock P NJ OF said day, 20 pay said deiinqueHs
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adver.
tlsing and expenses OF sale "A'SR-
). SrADrFELD JR. Seeretarv
Francisco, California 40 ss
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SATURDAY EVENING AUCTION

crease 5lS: Helena. 1857 900. increase, so:
Spokane. $SI2.0OO, comparison; Great Falls,
$4,000, no comparisons; Galveston, S5,529, 600
increase 900.
Total fer the week ended April % for the
leading cities OF the United States, 242 on 644
an increase OF per cent compared with the cor
responding period last year
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Exchange and Bullion.
The Mesk,s Failures.

The Pradstreet Mercantile Agency reports %
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
Tor the week ending yesterday compared with
10 for the preyio aud Is for the correspond
Ing week OF 1897
The failures Tor the past week are divided among
the trades follows: 4 saloons general mer-
chandse, clothing. restaurants, cigars and to-
baeco. boots and Shoes crocerS, teas and cot
fee, butcher. ! iewelry, l bank aud painter.
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HOHNI NJ SEs3IUN.
Street-60 s F Gaslight, 1874.

Afternoon SESSION.
Board-so Water $3.50 80 Cal Electric Light,
Z2bZ; 90 Hutchinson Co. So 100 do. 6Zs: 1lO
do 7; $1,000 = Branch Railway Bonds. l0l,
Street-6O Cal Electric Light. 22Lh.
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Weekly Clearin.s.

NEW York, April 2I.-woo is firm and quiet
Domestic Fleece, 27@32c; Pulled, 269S7e; Texas
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter; April
5s SI4d; May IS sad June, 5s 9Jsd: July, IS
lO1sd; August 5s I'D; September, Us; octo-
W lis
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LONDON, April 2l.-Consols, 90 5.l6; silver
$50; kentes, 96f Csc. Bullion iuto Bank OF Eng
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LIVERPOOL, April 2L-Tne spot market Is
dun at IS Id. Cargoes steady at 29s Sd for
of coast. sos for just shipped and 29s 30 for
nearly due
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A rabbit drive In Sacramento County.
recently resulted in the death of 12o0 Of lbe
nests
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GNATs WILL DANCE.

Varied Programme of Music for
Golden Gate Park.
The Golden Gate Park concerts are at
tanning high standard of excellence and
attract increasing crowds of music-lovers.
The programme arranged for this after
Dnnn nomprisae tho f,liori,o runoh,rz.
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PortIand,s Rnsine


PORTLAND, or, April 21.-Clearances S4l5. 600
balances. $4,000.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
, IHIeH WATER Low WATER SUN. MOON.
: Large. Small. Large. smalI. Rises. Sets Sets
.. 9.22 es5 p SIS Al1.O3 n 523 8 90 LIZA
Small. Large.
81 $40 \ z.3l p Dol P 600 Al 5.22 65gl 2o3
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTEAMEits.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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BoAkn SALES.

:. NoTE-Assessments OF mines noE lis
boRId tall delinquent in Office.
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And IN accordance with law and an order OF the
Board OF directors, made the 18th day OF Ma eh
1898, so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock
as may be neee sary will be sold at public auction
Al the office OF the company room No SO, Nevada
Block No SOC Montgomery st san Francisco Cal,
on THURSDAY, the lth day VI May, 1873 at the
hour OF O'clock p. NJ OF said dly. to pay said lie
unquent assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of the sale
ALFRED X DURBROW. Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. SO, Nevada Block, No 500
Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cal ap2z I'd
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iDelinqnt
10. Amt. IN the SaieDay
company.

Assessments PENDING.
Tie following is list or assessments now pending
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

n LA l
z W T Johnston IL W, y
j Is JobliBg, bakersfield
i 7 Sorensen, : Y
NJ L Cooper. Modesto
ID T Davis, Wash
T J Field, Seattle
7 l. Stiles 4 W. Tacoma
Y Highly. Denver
Miss l. q Burbnlge, Micl
4 Deliess Berlin
Miss Ewart, Chicago
Miss Gait. III
Miss Brown. III
G T White a. W. Boston
Miss g r White. Boston
Mrs j X SecOr, Toledo
S Z Flynn y W, Bay City
q w Fox, Cal
Mrs X lvers. Cal
J. liurgellotL, Snta Clara
II { Sm III, Sanger
Miss MeCullogh. Phna
NJ A WhitweIl q W. Mas.
Mrs W Nicholas, Mass
Miss Hart, Mass
w u White ~ W. Mass
Mrs f + battles, Lowell
Mr. IL Mrs Bartlett, Cal
H Lemon. n Y
q kelnpton N W. NY
j w Oliver, Rochester
INTERN AT
g Lands. Sioux City
Mrs A Hedinger, Denver
ID Euright. Stockton
i Margrave, Stockton
q Z Sears. Stockton
j + Smith a W. Stockton
. johnson. S ockton
5 Harry. Detroit
ID j Robinson, ohio
j ROdman. Baltimore
5 ObenhOuse, baltimore
+ Berry. NY
Prof Barlow, st Louis
L j McShane, Ind
NEW NES7
L A Hagy, Alameda
j CrOSbey, SonOma
Mrs l. w Skinner, Cal
j A1sbach, Alcatraz
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N. B.-If you do not secure a
lot on Saturday Evening, the lots
remaining unsold will be offered
at auction on the following MON
DAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS,
May Ist and ed, at the same place
and on same terms. All these lots
must be sold.
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Workingnen,
Mechanics,
Clerks.

ia XII
VALENCIA STREET, or
MISSION STREET, or
SUFFER- STREET, or
FOLSOM STREET CARS
AND TRANSFER TO
ELECTRIC ROAD
DIRECT To THE LOTS.
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INFORMAL SESsGoN-lu O'Clock May-5uO tons,
81 26l4. December-3OO, 81 32ls: 300 81 3214
100. 81 S21ai 1900. 81 32ss.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoS - December - 800
tons Al 52 900 81 521s May-l0O, 81 rs; 800,
81 25fs
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 700 tons.
81 81: 1900. 81 321s. May 200. 81 rs; 600,
81 2GIs BUYER May-20O. 81 26ss.
BARLEY-The market was firm yesterday, and
prices showed some Improvement. No. l Feed,
S2Ia1S2a4c; choice bright do. S5c: dark Coast. 80
@SlA4c q ctl; Brewing s71acG$l 2 ctl; Cheyalier,
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$50 CASH.
~
fTWyzNi2&g;sa$SM
mtI!Il- q ET.l
I'd R : |I E={: ::
llgllIHiIllAI llsl j lInll!llI ula Ill

$40 PER MONTH.
GO LOTS
FRONTING
SAN JOSE AVENUE,
MOUNT VERNON AVENUE,
UNADILLIA and
DELAWARE AVENUE.
HENRIETTA AVENUE
CARS PASS THESE LOTS.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-07

put T names to this petition, or hin- del Id men from indol sing this re- ques sof their mothers, wives and sis ters.
 Is it objected that little or nothing Will be accomplished by the presenta- tion of such petition? This we do not kuow. One who wields all power Tn heaven and earth once said: "On. woman, great IS thy faith; be 1t unto thee even as thou wilt" X petition which already carries almost two mil lion names and which it Is hoped will have double that number before it IS called in for exhibition at the Worlds far III 1883, preparatory to setting forth on it's worldwide mission to the rulers of all nations. will be III itself d vast object lesson, crystalizing into one burning focus the hopes and pray CTS, the agony and tears of wives and mothers, sisters and daughters around the globe, and it might well be spec tacle oh which angels should gaze with sympathy.
 Is the need of governmental inter ference questioned ? Not when a stream of cheap intoxicauts flows steadily from the civilized nations to all parts of the heatlien world, and the single city of Hamburg sends in a year brandy to West Africa 10 the proportion of sixty-live per cent of all it's exports. more deadly and lnfaitely more soul-destroying than the cholera germs which we so much dread.
 The Congo lands were bought with I liquor, and iu all the dark continent q bottle of rum is current coin. Samoa was seized because of the value of the German trade in liquor with that l island. Let Great Britain and China and India and our own Pacific coast tell the successive chapters of the great opium story, and when it is rehearSed no one will ask, what is the need of such petition
 Why should American women lead this petition Already our Englis Il sisters are rivaling Us in their zeal, as their nation has rivaled us in the shame Of these shameful traffics.
 Good work says Mrs. Mary Clem ent Leavitt, ''is done i'll other coun- tries, but in organized work it Is En- gllsh speaking women who have accomplished great things. It Is almost impossible to imagine a con guess of womeii-lke the last ill Bos- ton-in Paris, Berlin or Rome. The leading part in Christian missions and i'll moral reforms must be taken by the English speaking nations. In tht United Kingdom, the United States Canada and Australia there are l25.' GOO. 900 people practically homogeneous l United what can they not do 7"
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-07
Oh, What Cough.

Will you heed the warning. The sig nal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease Consumption. Ask yourselves If you can afford for the sake of saving soc, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shilohs Cure will cure your coagh. It never fails. This explains why more than Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not be with out it. For lame back, side or chest use Shloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Win ,hOp & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-07
Municipal Election.

The annual municipal election took place Tuesday, the 4 tn inst, and was one of the most quiet in the history of the city The chief interest hinged upon the office of marshal, for which there was strong. but good-natured rivalry between the contending candi- dates and their friends. T. E.. Prewett who has acceptably filled the position for four years, was defeated by M. l.. Monroe. d young man, whom we conil- dently believe will discharge the du- ties of the office to the satisfaction of the public.
 Following is the result of the vote
 For mayor-J. E. Stone, l23; John Nj Brown. 7S.
 For marshaI-M. l.. Monroe, l0S; T. E. Prewett, 93.
 For record-r-J A. Mason. 203.
 For treasnrer-J. Nj. Nichols. 19i; E. F. McCrary. 1; W. F. llorney, 1.
 For aldermen-L. E. Davenport l66: W. II. Alley. l64; E. Beck. l6o; Ike Mallory, l44; l.. R. Grobmyer: l24; Chas. Lewis. 123; E, Hurley. 26; \. r. Nelson. l; o. A. Ezell, l; Q. [. "olf, I: G. W. Leggett. l.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-07
A Tribute of Respect

To the WorshipfuI Master, Wardens aud Brethren of Rising Star Lodge Nc. 20ll l F. Sl. A. M.
 We, your committee, appot nted to draft resolutions expressive of the feeling of this Lodge ou the death of our lament- ed brother J s. Mack, who departed this fife at B o'clock a, n., March 4th 1893. Whereas, The Supreme Ruler ot the universe in His allwise providence has seen fit tG remove from our midst our esteemed brother, be it.
 Resolved, That in the death Of bro. Mack this Lodge has lost worthy broth cr and the community and society true and devoted christian gentleman, his fam fly loving husband and father. That in farther token of respect for tue memory of the deceased this Lodge wear the us uai bttle af monniug for thirty days, and that these resolutions be spread upou the minates and copy furnished the FORREST CITY TIMES for publication; and that the family be furnished with copy of saie.
 Fraterualy Submitted
 Dg j. D. MCkNIGnT
 JofiN T. LINDSEY
 ]. J. PEEvY.
The Forrest City times., 1893-04-07
Sleep on left Side,

Many persons are unable to sleep on their left side. The cause has long been puzzle to physicians. Metropolitan papers speak with great interest of Dr. Franklin Miles. the eminent Indiana speci- dist in nervous and heart diseases. who has proven that tLer habits arises from a diseased heart. He has examined and kept on record thousands of cases. Hts New Heart Cure. wonderful remedy, is sold at Winthrop & Cos drugstore. Thous- ands testify to its value as a cure for Heart Disease. Mrs. Chas. Benoy, Love land. Cola, says its effects on her was marvellous. Elegant Book on Heart DIS sease free.