The Forrest City times., 1893-10-20

Gd1Lox'S eSAASN
 FRIDAY yAFTERSooN OCTOBER 51, 1855. VKAT TRE NEWSPAPERS SAY
 pen Harrison seems to be making as bir an ass of himself up n lndiaha about Cleyeland's admlnlstratiot' X Neal of the Helena World IS aoou' fisbback.-Cross County Gazette.
 want DO compromise that includes tl,e sale of gold bonds. The United Ssates can meet all it's obligations witi- nnt the sale of bonds to be paid in gold. A compromise of that kind would De complete surrender oil the part oi the bimetallists. ts.-Arkansas Press.
 The Helena World reaches the con- c,asion that the Press is displeased with it's visws on the silver question. No. dear brotiier, sueh IS notthe case. fhe Press did not know the World had any views on the question, but sup posed it obtained it's ideas sseeond-hanc; as it were. Press.
 Little Rock ought to have a wagon factory witt, capacity to supply the Ar kansas trade." says the Democrat. rnere is enough good wagon timber in Arkansas to supply the trade of the United States. There is no reason why Arkansas should not become as great in wagons ss 1t already is in apples Republic.
 if the business community can with combined effort secure t8ie number of Factories wp are entitled to by reason 3f our natural advantages, Little Rock will be the most prosperous city in the southwest We-have secured quite a siumber of good enterprises during the Yast year. alt we must do better next gear.-Arkaasas Democrats.
 JUDGINGifrom the tone of the Meena World it is wTong for Gov Fishback t,, wite letter to his majesty, Grover cleveland, but it is very proper for Soy. Norton of Georgia to do 30. As the preident once intinated to MT. f'oston of Tennessee, it is highly proba- ble that the goveanor will survive the Atense animosity of the World.-.Ark- ansas Press.
 TIE letter of Gov. Fishback in reply fG a letter from Gov Stone, ,ef Missouri. Inviting him to attend conference ot the friends of bimetallism at St. Lons h.s the ringof the sturdy patriot and fliend of the people. Like all the documents. written by the governor, it will bear criticism of his bitterest enc lay for the reason that it is in aceoad with democratic teachings and senti- 1nrnt, and coucied M smoothe and elegant language. 1t is a caustic ar eaignment of the plntocrats of Fhe country who have grown fat grasping nnder rhe protection of the law of Che government. t.-Arkansas Press.
 WITHIN radius of a hundred maes of Helena oyer half milliun bales of cotton are annually produced. What place fsr cntten Mnls Cheap Aying and cheap konles with an unsnr- passed climate! What greater induce heDts could be offePed the investor? Yet these are not all. FTelsna is prac- ticAlly the head of navigation of the Mississippi river. and boats of the larg sst si2e find abundance of water at all seasons of the year between shis city and New Orleans. Two trunk lines of Railroad compete for shipment to She North and East. Helena is only fifteen houys from St. Louis and twenty four hours from Chicago Helena Ad- tertiser.
 TIE man who can run a newspaper without being criticised. censured and Shreatened has never been found. He k barren ideally, beautiful to think about, but incapable of taking on nor tality and associating with vulgar hu- Aaanity. It is as impossible for him to please everybody as it is For everybody to please' him. and the sooner he hs,kes mp his mind to this stubborn fact \ |. h, IT. fnr sN Qrulnlu u e..,1oarnad