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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17

atiohs have not been large in the aggre-
gate they have been at least constant.
There is nothing in the present outlook
more cheering in a small way than this
gradually growing consumption of Aus.
tralian wool by our japanese friends,
and we would add just here that there
are no buyers in the market more pleas
ant to do business with than these same
Japanese. With characteristic aptness
they soon acquire an expert knowledge
of the merits and dement's Of the differ
emit classes of wool, and they act upon
their knowledge with great shrewdness
and confidence.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17
FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.

By of false modey the youth
of the serious results which
practices produce These vices eventually
undermine the constitution induce debility and early
decay organic weakness manly
involuntary loss Of vital fluids prostraion Oft
times imbeclty and chronic epilepsy OF all maades aict
there probably about which the common
the OF than these
and magnatons filled with morbid desires and fearful
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17

Democrats must hurry up and bear
In mind that dog days are fast approach
ing. The Wilson bill. the income tax,
the industrial army, Walter c. Gresh-
am, d. w. Voorhees, and w. @. P.
Breckenridge will make Democracy
sweat il all must ride through the heat
cd term.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17
Turkish Etiquette.

No Turk will enter sitting room with
dirty shoes. The upper classes wear tight
fitting shoes with goloshes over them. The
latter, which receive all the dirt and dust,
Arc left outside the door. The Turk never
washes In dirty water. Water is poured
over his hands, SO that when polluted 10
puna aWAv.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17
Japanese Wooden Manufacturers.

The competition that our WOODEN
manufacturers are likely to meet with
in few years from Japan is considers
BILE. Japanese buyers Of raw wool in
Australia continue to work away quiet
lu and unobtrusivelv. and if their nner.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17
How to Make an Oven Chair.

A low chair, made by saving of. the
legs Of common kitchen chair until il
is low enough to suit one, with a
cushion of dark calico, is a useful adj.
junct to the work to sit in while wait
ing a few minutes for the biscuit or
cake to bake. One can open the oven
door without STOPPING to examine the
article cooking.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-17
DR.. B0LIaN S. HUMPHREY
Cures Hfter all Others Fail.

arises only from the fact Of the most scientific
try of the direct influence Of his powerful
cases by nfuse OF his energy
their hopeless lives Were not all such cases held in the
could letters
thousands grateful patients have been cured
physically and mentally Disease debility
of the rapidly destroys
the of its elasticity
bright eye the cheek deyeloes cowarice and
destroys the brightest Intellect The func-
mansprlng OF animal epreserve 1T at all hazard
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
That Fox Hunt.

In the neighboriood of Jim IIill's, 10 mites west of here. gray foxes are said to be numerous. as is evidenced by the many missing denizens of the henrnosts. In Forrest City we have gentlemen upon whose shoulders rests the well earned hUnOrs of champion fox hunters"
 Upon the above information. G. w. Mallory and Capt. T. E Haskins. with their little horus gathered together John Aven, Sam Lyons, Jesse and Charlie ilili, and about fifteen dogs of various sexes, ages. color and kinds With the bOastful determination of ex- terminating Monsieur Rpynard. on one of the brightest of all October days = Mondav-aInid the prancing of fiery steeds and yelping of dogs, the caval- cade started for the tield
 On nearing llill's about dusk. the dogs took the trail. and the fun began One and half hours hard riding tO the music of the hounds. brought Mir Fox to stand, and beautiful brush rewarded the swiftest rider. Notwith- standing the latrness Of the hour. and fatigued dogs, trail of another chicken thief was taken up. but he proved to be xil old stager, and after five hours drive the hunters and dogs were com : pelled tO retire. The dogs worked hrau. tiful, with the exception of Capt. Has kin's ''purp." who show a tendency to keep with his master, rather than run after foxes.
 We were about to enlarge on the above and introduce beautiful scenery, wild leaps. moonlight, music of the dogs pcllOing O'rr tlle hills, cunning doubling Of the fox, narrow escape of Ii.lerA. aud all the balance of the poetry incidental tO \ fox chase, but our Jeri cltO correspondence arrived just here aud put another phase on the hnRt, and intimates something about sleep, supper. barrel slaves, etc.-See letter in nMOther column
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19

Peter Larivir. a good citizen of Black fish Lake. was in town "Wednesday after a severe tuSsel with an absess in lis side.
 There will be an excursion to Mem plis and return Sunday via l.. x. tS NJ. k. R. The fare will be S1.0O for the round trip.
 Mrs. J. Q. Roberts returned last night from her visit to Mississippi. MT. Roberts has sent in his resignation to the Owls ,
 Loads upon loads of the fleecy sta- pie may be seen from sun up till sun down at .llaven's gin, waiting their turn at the elevator
 The Forrest City House has a hand some new writing desk for it's patrons. It was made by Mir. Eberlart the con tractor for our new school house.
 Judge II. II. Hutton and Prosecu- ting Attorney Hicks will enter upon the duties of their respective offices at Helena, on the first Monday in Move m- Der.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Bnford returned from Mississippi Monday night and were welcomed by numerous friends ana relatives who met them at the tlaiu.
 What has become of the post office which the citizens of Griggs and Black fish townships were t0 get at the new club house on tile l.. R & M. R. R.. at Heath :?
 The protracted meeting at the Meth odist church is still in progress and the congregations are large and seem much interested. There have been several conversions.
 Mrs. E N. Harper. of Little Rock was in the ely "Wednesday on business and wishing friends. She was eroute home from Mississippi where she had been to attend the bedside of d sick relative.
 The handsomest stock of Books. Sta tiomery and all kinds of .'I}ookstore Novelties" ever shown in Eastern Ar kansas. may be seen on sale at THE TIMEs NEWS STAND. We will continue our opening next week com mencinH.Monday morning. and hope our friends and the public generally will call and look through our stock.
 E. C.. Prior, of Liberty. Mo. who came to this place with Mir. Ad- kins and family. returned home the early part of last week Mir. Prior seem- ed d clever. good-natured young gentle man, and made many friends during his short stay in Forrest City. who will extend to him hearty welcome at any time he may chnose to return
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

J. Z:, Neel was in town this morning. Walter German was in Memphis Thursday,
 Wood.n tooth picks xt tue News stand , cents per package.
 Up tu noon to-day lI60 bales of cotton have been received here this season.
 Bertha and Leta Hinton have been quiie sick ttls week bat are improving. Just. received full line of Lad es and Gents Underwear at SACHS MEK- CANTILE Co.
 Walter Lewis was ih town this morp- ing on busines. His son, Tom, IS on the sick list.
 B. F. Mc(rary, .lIas purchased free delivery wagon, and will try to keepsup with the procession.
 Yesterday Dr. Alley visited Oliver Sutton of Blacktisi Lake, who has d seypre case of malaria.
 J. c. Iliggs returned from. Texas Tuesday, and we understand will move bis family to that state.
 Miss Nellie Tipton. of Dyersburg, Tennessee, is visiting in the city, a guest of her brother, Dr. J.. H.. Ilpton and wife.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
SherIff's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT [ N will on Wednesday. October the 3lst. 1Gol, front of the Court House tn the town of Prrcst City. County of St. Francis. Stase of tkansas. between the hours Ofe O'ctNk O.. anl | o'cI,c9 D. m. s,lfet and oell tO. the rh-si and hest bidder. On | credit 0f three pnths. with interest from day of a.ste, the
 lowiug described Real Estate. situated and Eng in tue State and county abOvo men. )ned tn-wit
 Commencing at the southeast cornce Ne tho Blthwest quarter of section twenty.eGroe Cz3D
 Township six north. and tn sange thre0 bt. thence west on the section line between etions 23 and c6. fifty seven rods to stake, e Pctns of beginning; thence north 1o0 r,da, D Fniht on the north line ct said south wet hrier; thence ~est OA said quartet sectiO0 JP. fwenty-six rsds to stats thence sOL oo
 rods fo a point on the eOuth line of eajl ttion twenty-three: thence oaet on aatd eco bi line twenty-sx rods to tue place 0f he. aning. Containing in all twenty-six s26, les of land levied on by me. bv virtue of .
 lit of Execution issued out Of the OfIice Wf
 Circuit Court and to nie directed ae tb9 pperty of Clinton Bell, jr. tSs satisfy a tuda.
 mt ia favor Of l.. Roliwaae & Co.. for the
 n ct One hundred and irty-eight dollars
 sixteen cents tsi.S i6D. their debt with tn. [esi and ali cost of said Auit and against Inten Bell. jr.
 Bond with approved security required for purchase money. W. F. WiLiIAna Sheriff Of St. Francis County. Arkaiisas. p l JOKES, D. s.
 let. o. ISA4
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
In M em oriam.

Kate, the little six year-old daughter of John and Tempe Farmer, departed this life Sept. 16. 1894.
 She cane as d ray of sunshine into that home. and her own sunny temper aud lovabIe ways reflected light to those around her, and we are moved to ask why should one 80 pure and beautiful erisii so early!.
 But then we think of the never -erring hand of Providence who realized that she was too sweet aud gentle to be cast upon the briars of this working day world. and fall and bleed upon the thOrns of life. and SD transplanted her to the garden 0t everlasting light.
 Her presence made home jy, and in her happiness fathers cares were changed tO exultations and mothers life made . pleasure.
 We miss the bright smile, the child isii laughter, the fond car~ss. but she waits on the threshold of another and better Home tO greet us.
 "Lct us be patient These severe affiictio (
 Not from the ground arise..
 out Oftsn-times celestial benedictions
 Assume ihis dark disguise"
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
Safe of Real Estate
oTIcE Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT UN.

Il OFFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UN.
 der aud by virtue of a decree of the st. lncis Circuit Court. In chancery. rendered Fs March term 1894. the order and direc-
 io Seh having been renewed ut the Sep-
 lsr term thereof. 1894. in a cause wherein
 er < Naclac are plaintiffs and w. II Golf find Mary A. Coffcy are defendants. the Frsig sted will. as commissioner in chan
 on Thursday, the Sth day of November,
 in fgoat of the Court House door. in the n of Forrest City. Arkaneas. offer for sale ne highest bidder. on credit of four 1ths the following Real Estate. situated he counties of St. Francis and Lee. in the Ee of Arkansas, and described as follows, eit:
 he North half of the Northwest quarter of faon twcnty-one. The Southweet quarter ne Northwest quarter of section twenty the North half of the NorthcaSt quarter fection twenty. Part lot five tS, in the rthwest quarter of section nine (S). & quar- kof an acte. all in township four north and grange two east. South half of the South. Ft quarter of section thirty-Oite in tow n. p six north and in range two east. Part E4pts one and two in the Northwest quarter E4ection four in township nve north and in |0ge two east. Northeast quarter 0f sec. ID twenty: North half of tbe Southcaat 1orter of section twenty; Northwest guar. &Dt section twenfy-one. in all 4U0 acres. tn Wnship three (3 north and in range two @ Note with good and approved personal se- ortty will be required for the purchase <1ney and & lien r~tainei on the land.
 F. LAUGHINGHOuSE. # Commissioners. let r. 1894
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
mmissioner's Sale of Real Estate.

IOTlCE IS .HERERY GIVEN. that under and by virtue of Il decree of the St. Fran tlrcnit Court in Chancery, rendered at the. Feinher term. 1894. thereof. in IL certain Be therein pending, wherein I W. Wynne. Fxecu'or of Joel E. Wynnc. deceased. is |ntih, vs. Bud RozzelL sole heir of Sam koz- deceased, is defendant. the undersigned as Commissioner in Chaucery. on Thurs ! the l5ih day of November. 1894. in front
 De courthouse door, in the town nf Forrest Arkaasas. offer for sale at, public outciy Ehe highest anI best bidder. on q credit of
 months the following described real es-
 situated in St. Francis County, in the Ze Df Arkansas, to-wit:
 pc southwest quarter tswiss Of the north VGuarier tnwial section th,riy-sx ,36l in |pship i've t5) north. range two @ east--for- ku acres of land more or less
 pte. with approved personal security, re- Ped on the land.
 F. .LAUGHINGHOUsE. ls, ls4.. Commissioner,
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
Sale of Real Estate.
[oIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.UN.

fOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LIN.
 der and by virtue of d decree of tho St. )ncis Circuit Court in Chancery. rendered .he October term. 1892. the order and. dj, ion to sell having been renewed at, the (feulher term. 1894. thereof in u certain 5se therein pending. wherein T. <, LeDuke. ls. are plaintiffs and Ada HarIand. ct ale. 1 defendants. the undersigned will as Pmissioner in Chancery. on Thursday, the D day of November. lS94. in fropt ofsthe
 rt House door in the town of Forrest City, kansas. offer for sale at public outcry tO
 highest and best bidder. on d credit of F months. the following described Resil hte, situated in St.. Ersncis county. in the le of Arkansas, to-wit:
 that part of the northwest quarter of
 ion thiriy-tive t:5} in township four (4,
 n and range six tG)seast. lying north of ptetree Bayou, containing sixty t60i acres Zhnd. more or less.
 ptc With approved personal security re- Ied for the purchase money and lien C. )ed on the land
 # F.. LAUQHINGHOUSE. Commissioner.
 t. +. lsD4..
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
 W will t'e held at the several voting places St. Francis County, Arkansas, on
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19

 DEAR SIR:
 We have just received q shipment of Johnson s Chill and Fever T inic. It was bought witlfa distinct understand ing between the m tnnfacturers and ourselves that each and every bottle is guaranteed to cure any of the follow ing diseases:
 lst. ChillS and Fever. End. Bilious Fever. 3rd. Hemorrhage Fever. 4th. Neuralgia. 5th. Measles. 9th. LaGrippe. Now. we are willing to sell to you on the same conditions we buy it on. We will guarantee ONE sng'e 50 cent bot tie to cure anyof tie diseases above enumerated Failing to do SD we will cheerfuly return your maney.
 Yours truly.
 JQ ROBERTS.
 WEBB &STIProN,s Forrest Cit., Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
A Million Friends,

A friend jn need is friend indeed, and not less than one million pope have found just such . friend in Dr. Kings New Dis c0very for orConsumpti0n. Coughs and Colds. -If yOu. have never used this Great Cough Medicius, one trial will convince you that It has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat. Chest and Lungs. Each batt!e guaranteed to do all that is clalnled or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Wintnrop & Co. Large buttles 5Qc and SL OO.;
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
NOTE BY THE MANUFAcTrRER:

NOTE BT THE .MANUFACTIKEK:
 Some manufacturers boast nf how large their bolt es of medicine are. Others of how sweet theirs is. Others of how cheap then ; is. I boast only of the great merit of John sons Tonic. l am In the medicine business, not in the confectionery line. have etriven to make the best medicine. not the sweetest. Johason's Tonic has made Il record for itself of having cured 51G cases of fever out of every U. eases. We are not in the business fo tickle the people palate, but 10 cure them :. Those people who regard their palates of more importance than their lives are nOt worth saving. When life and death are the issues the, taste or the size the price are TOO irifiipg matters to consider. Jobnson's Tonic cures. That is good reason for using it.
 A.B GiRARDEAU, savannah, Ga.
 SOLE N ANUFAcrUHER>
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
That Joyful Feeling.

With the exhilaratiHg sense 0f renewed health aud strength aHd internal cieanli- ness. which follows the use of Syrup of Figs. is unkHown to the few who have not progressed beyond the old time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes of frrrd but never accepted by the we'll in- fnru,ed
The Forrest City times., 1894-10-19
M. N. GAINES, Notary Public and Real Estate Agent Farms Timbered Lands, Saw Mills x Ranch s for sale on long time and easy terms.
w arnIng Order.

Tn Justice court before N E. Nelson, J. P Madison township. St. Francis Co.,. Ark N. w. Jacksen. Plt'n. William LaGrill and "e k. A. Harris Derts.
 Tho defendants William LaGrill and k. A. Harris are warned to appear i'll this court within thirty days and answer tue complaint of the plaintiff. N. W. Jackson. Given under my hand as such Jus''"a of the Peace this the 18th day or October. s..
 N B. N...-oN. P,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
WHAT DREAMERs HEAR.
Iioidents Realized and Remembered b.
People while Asleep,

Iicidents Realized and Remembered by
People while Asleep,
A lawyer who had been overworked rose
IN his sleep, went into the hall Of his
house and discharged pistol. Tho house
hold hurried 10 the place and found him
Rt the head Of the stairway, awake, but
much bewildered He had dreau1ed Of
burglars and had gone to attack them.
One member Of the family slept through
the noise When he came into the dining
ruom--before he heard of the events Of the
night--he complained that his sleep had
been much disturbed. He had dreamed
that he had been condemned 20 be shot,
that he had been led to the place of eXeou.
tiun and had fallen senseless when the
guns were fired a lady dreamed that
man came into her room, poured some wa
ter into basin carried the splashing wa
ter to her bedside and began to sprinkle II
over her. She awolie nnd heard loud
smashing. At first she was motionless
with fear, but presently she lighted can
die and went to the basin, where she found
mouse making frantic efforts 20 get out
OF the water.
Another dreamed that she had n severe
earachc; that she rose, unlocked the door
that separated her room from ono in which
two children slept and went 20 shelf
where there was lotion, which she mp
piled to her ear. When she nwolle, she
found herself in her own bed and without
pain The door was still locked, but in
few minutes one OF the children began 70
cry that his ear ached, and she rose aud
went so the shelf for the lotion.
A young man dreamed that he was in
his Office busy with troublesome esti-
mute when woman came in with
screaming baby and began 10 walk rapidly
up and down the room, 80 that IL was i'm
possible for the calculator to remember
his figures. Presently the woman thrust
the child into his arms, aud lac was 30
startled by this that he owoke. But tue
screams still troubled his ears, for a moth
err in neighboring room was Walking
about vainly trying oquict crying child,
Another incident appears TO be n case oil
thought transfcrence. Several years after
the death Of her husband widow, lying
awake one night, recalled wildly some
scenes Of her husbands last illness Pres
/ emily her daughter, who was beside her,
awoko and said, "Oh, mamma, l have
been going over in my dreams all tue
/ scenes Of papa's Illness She then told
/ her dream. in which the scenes were nj
most the counterpart Of those that had
been recalled by her mother, Kate Field 8
! Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26


The late Sir Robert Burnett OF Legs hna
lived in seclusion since bis health broke
down. about three years ago, Just when
no was nbuut to be married 10 the eldest
daughter Of Lord sempill sir Robert
Who passed many years OF his life in Amer
lea. succeeded to the family estate, which
extends to about $4,000 acres. In 1870
on Inc death Of his father, Sir James Bur
nett lord lieutenant Of Kincardineshire,
he took a very prominent part in county
business. was liberal landlord and pre-
scented a public park TO the town OF Dan
cbory, which adjoins his estate "a
sir Robert came into notice about ~
Years ago 81 his litigation With the Dee
side railway respecting the special usl'.
sencer'i trains which run daily waen ths
oueen is residing at Balmoral. ana pc ii.
eeeded IN obtainiug an order from the court
of ssseion that all such trains were to SOP
when required at Crathes station, Mn ~
il nenr his place. 1t had always peen t t,
practice 70 mn these specials betwetn ~,
ardesn md Bnllater without stopping, Al s
sir Robert Bnrnett's triumph was regard
ed IN Deesid- rs direct s1ub 70 tne court
London T'rlth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26
|lHB FAIRIES.

Itls s.,, e.,
''llu up said the judge.
7" a movement ON the bench,
nlei with oil aud sor,ati,i,,
4 q tot,,.,, 80 sun az,
4 ''"neu against the
\ bundle Of rags. Of rents.
hssn. Ada to tha, n, w.
ribo-sa r,i =" ''"' Poor'
b.. 5eloW lace with the
Wy snail black eyes glittering
N, his'lhles, 1s q lizard glilters in
II Y an OLD wall.
lVur nameF" the Judge asked
49,,
Nh,
0a yon sayY
=. -s--------------..l,,---II..--... :,
4 IN igleat military muslache the
"u little, but he went on
4
N, .lqW
t tais
l-afr -Ni'nNr, fnc lawyers. the
Ia everybody. Joined In one
IN Nv y, Anghter, but The old wo-
I " a. all disturbed. and in
car quavering voice. which
\ q y Their heads and lowered
voice in a dream, she re-
\ a.t.,,
4 N 'llfles Of Francci Where are
4 q hs saa' my good gentlemen.
n, W. 'N q was a great loss.
/ ~ ,,i5 ,sF a5sre beautiful when
. ati ~ We were Tie poetry
AZ il'ih, It's simplicity, liz
Y lssT ne spots we hauted-the
". woods. the clear water
4 ~ ,it. ,e old chateaux, The
n pfs. ,se iqarshy heaths-tooly
4 ti mr ate l know not what Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

wANTHD-A PROFESSIONAL NURSE
would like to nnd a home with lady
WHO sews, or dressmnher. Best city
references can or address Mrs. X, 3il
Main steci. q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-26

by order % court al persons having
claims against the Gazette Company or the
Democrat Publishing Cnmpauy are hereby
notified 10 ME the same with me within
three months from FebTusfy - 1895 hy
office Il Room A.. HurlfT building. Fort
Worth Texas. THIS fenriHfy o 1874.
IRJY DUNKLiN. Receiver.