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The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
We do 1t Every Day.

Henry w Grady is the author of the following: Il attended funeral Pickens county, Ga.. of poor man. They buried him in the midst of a marble quarry they cut through solid marble to make his grave. and yet the little tombstone they put above him was from Vermont. They buried him in the heart os pine forest, and vet the pine coffin was imported from Cincinnati. They buried him within touch of an iron mine. and yet the nails in his coffin and the shovel that dug his grave were imported from Pittsburg. They buried him by the side of the best sheep-grazing country on earth. and yet the wool in the coffin bands themselves were brought from the North. The South did not furnish d ttting on earth for the funeral but the e'irpse and the hole in the grouni. They p t him away there and the clods rat Lse down on his coffin. and they buried hln, .i,l ssrNew York coat and Boston pair of shoes, and pair of brooches from. Chicago. and shirt from Cin- cipna tileaying him nothing to carry into, tAe,iext world witli which to re- mind him of tlia. country in which he lived anpfcr' which he fought for four years buttle chill of blood in his veins and the marrow in his bOnes.n
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
SAILED THE SEAS 3S YEARS,
One of His Experiences.

For tairty-eight years Capt. Lcod followed che ,ea, most of that time as master of d ver- sa; and upoa retiring from the water was ap- aointed by the secretary of the United States irea sury 10 Superinten6 the seal fisheries iR ajgy<a. which position b8 held five years. Ee seiltes one.sy yperience as follows:
 For sevceaI years l had been troubled Tftk general nervousness and pain in the region nj my heart. My greatest afffction was siseple .sness; 1t was almost impossible at any yirfs u obtain rest and sleep. Having seen jr, Sfiit-' remedies aS sertiseQ began usinG Ieryine After taking a smali quantity t.ls np refit received was so great that was po~i- lively alarmed. thinking the remedy con fsiaed opiates which would finally be !n1urf- ous to me; but on being assured by the drug. sist that it was perfectly harmless l con,ir- 1ed 1t together with the Heart Cure. Today can con scie ntiously say that Dr. Niles Ret sfnTative Nervine and New Heart Cure d,4 more for rne thsK anything had ever Ga ker- I .ad beeR treated by eminent physicians ip New York and San Ffancisce without ben- eft. owe Giy present good health to tA. fui:cious use Of these most valu b!e remedies, and heartily recommend them to all afflicted as was-"-Capt. A. P. Loud. HaMpden. Me.
 Dr Miles Restorative Nervine md Ne Cure ara sold by all druggists on a positive guaran- tee or by Dr. Miles Medical Co. Eikha-ts Ind on receipt of price, sl per bottle, or sir bottles for S5, express prepaid They are free frsrs all Opiates end dangerous drueA
 sold bv druggists everywhere.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23

struction of this building his personal attention, and tllat no item of inferior material nor workmanship should go into it. We believe he has acted hol = estly and to tue best of his ability tu guard the interests of the people and hence our surprise at this report from the architect.
 These gentlemen are entitled to be heard, and we extend the use of our columns to them that they may specify wherein they are mot guilty"
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23

After some discussion as to tile va ration in bids. the contract was award. ed to T. A. Shafer, and the building committee were authorized to close the contract.
 Mir Bonner offered some good sne- gestions as to preventing washouts.
 but the committee were left unln-
 structed, with the suggestion to do the
 best they c.aild.
 S Nj. Wexthers, architect was then introduced. and exhibited d plan of school building, which much impressed tlre Board.
 Mir. German said there would be
 about S5 GOO in the treasury. and to
 erect building beyond that price would neceSsitate a subscription on the part of the citizens, and no plsns could be entertained until it was ascertained how much money could be raised. At the suggestion of Sheriff Will jams. the following committee on sub scription was appointed. l.. Roliwage, Jas Russell, A.C. Word. D. Davis, Mrs. J. W. Beck. Mrs. E. Landvoigt, and Mrs. w. German, with Sheriff Will jams as chairman. The building committee consists of E.. Bonner, w. German and J. NJ. l Prewett.
 After discussing the subject thor oughly. the Board are of the opinion
 that a good school house is needed.
 and 1t is hoped that the citizens will
 respond liberally.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
ARKANSAS Industrial University
sf1t Session Begins March 6 and Ends Dc. {
tFOR BOTH SEXES.
w-1rrEz VACATION

One of the leading Universities of the Southwest.
 Graduates dIl high positions in various States. ..A ps Literary, Scientific, Engineering, Me chauical. Agricultural and Normal De- partmeHts il the three Colleges at Fay etteville. ~1r
 Law and Medical Departments at Little Rock. 4s M
 Normal and Mechanical College for col ned students at Piise Bluf.
 Twenty-three courses of study. Equipped with modern apparatus and appliances.
 Largo attendance. o4 afH hy MatF.culati0u Fee. S5.
 Tuitcn free to ArkaRsas yoaag men and young women. Students from other states pay only Si0 & year for Tuition. Board for boys in the DorMitOry at cost S,.50 Co SS50 per month.
 Bostd in private families, SIP to Sl5 per moHth. .,.t Yf
 Arkansas students, should secure ap- pointhents from their County Judges. For catsIoguesa2ply to
 PREsmENr'A. I. U..
 Fayetteville, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
Economy and Strength

Valuable vegetable medicine are used in the preparation of Hoods Sarsaparilla in such apecuiar manner as to retain the full medicinal value of every ingredi- ent. ThusHOod's Sarsaparilla combines eoonemy andstrength and Is the only rem edy of which"1O0 doses One Dollar' is
 true. Be sure to get Hoods.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes medicinaiy, in keeping with other luxuries. A remedy must be pleas antly acceptable in form. purely whole sose ia composition, truly beneficial in effect and entirely free from objectionable quality. If really ill he consults physi- clan if constipated he nses the gentle family laxative Syrup of Fig.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
Liver and Kidney Cure

Parks Sure Cure is The only guaranteed remedy. It's action is quick and positive Will stop that backache and sick headache positive specific for all diseases of women. Why sutfer when it will cure yous Sold by Winthrop & Co.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
For Rent.

The farm known as the Jones farm. on the old Military road, containing four hundred acres of cleared land. Will lease .or one, two or three years at g. 50 per acre. Address
 w. A. JONES. At Wynne, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
| Owe 1t

To suffering humanity to tell the great benefit my wife has received from Parks Sure Cure, the truly great Liver and Kid Nev Cure. She has been consttutionaiiy wrecked for several years. Tried every thing fruitessly. After much persuasion from my druggist, backed by his gsaralIts-s I bought a bottle of Parks. Sure Cure and the results are more than Yonderfi.s. W. P. Bayes, 24O4 Jones St. Omaha, Neo.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
Books for 50 Gents each, The Big
 Qest Line we nave.

Peoples Edition of Standard 12mos. the best
 and cheapest ia the market. Printed from
 New Plates, Clear Type, and Hand
 somey Bound in Extra Cloth. New
 Side Stamp and Gold Title. A marvel in B0Okmaking at the Low Price we
 offer them. The volumes in this series arc
 com plete and unabridged. and must be sold. Vicar of Wakefield. Ivanhoe, Children of tue Abbey, Robinson Crusoe, Arabian Nights, Don Quixote, Swiss Family Robinson, Pigrim's Progress, Guy Mannering. Ada.a Bede. Macaulay's England, Vol. 1. ?. ]. 1. ]. Hume's England. Vol. l. ?. ,, 1. ,, ,6. East Lynne. Romoia, Harry LorreQuer,
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The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
The School Board.

Pursuant to adjournment last week the School Directors met in the office of Geo. F. Taylor < Co. last Saturday evening, to receive, open and consider the bids for grading the school lot on the hill, Tue following were the bids:
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23

"C. q. c. Certain Chill Cure" Is pleasant aO taAc and Is1rEsi- less. Children like it. GUssFssi;- iced to cure CI:iEls and Fever.
 No Cure-NO Pay,
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
Century Edition, Standard Poets

12mo. Cloth, Gilt. Price % cents each.
 This is the cheapest good edition Of the fore most writers of thoughts sthat breathe and burn" in the English language. Nobody can afford tn be ignorant Of the work of these great writers when they are attainahie in tha above descriptive dress at the price named. We have.
 Shakespeare. Moore. Milton. Goldsmith. Burns. Scott. Nhitter's Early Poems. Some others supplied on four days noticc. Cushings Manual. Addresses by Henry
 Drummond.
 The Johnstown Horror former price. < 2S Queens of Amer1eaD Society. Pocket Speller.
 and Dehner also same at 2S cents,
 Scribners Log Book B c. Ready Reckoner2H cents
 The Salem Edition. very beautifully bound Price iD cents each except when otherwise noted: The Scarlet Letter. ReyetIes of a Bach elor. 30 cents. Imitation Of Christ. iarrief~ Burned Away. 6U cents SapIhQ. b0 eents Helens Babies. 50 cents. Dream i.iie, a9 conts Milestones-f2 little hooks in box. 59 cents suitable for presenting 10 Sunds5 school eaes
 Come and see the others. AkTnXTNIGT- NHNA e2srf
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23

Cork floats, Sinkers, Thread and Silk lines at the News Stand.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23

Prices have been advertised frequently, and are marked in plain figures. We make but one conditions: All must mention this advertisement. Following are some of the prices ef- fected.
 All of the following Excellent Books
 at $I 25 each, cash:
 RILEY's POEMs-..Afterwhiles" MARK TWAiN's WoRKs-Tom Sawyer. Sarah Crewe, Bibles and Testamenis, Jefferson Davs-a Memoir by his wife. In two large octave volumes, ti p per vol. Now Look at this Array. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Through the LoOking-glase and What Alice
 Found There.
 Short Sizes. Hypnotic Tales, The New South-0rady. e. Helen Troy, Emerson's Essays. 1st and 2d series combined The Excelsior Red Line Edition of the Stan- dard British Poets. in large l2tno. volumes, extra cloth tinted paper, red line borders gilt edge, gold back and side dies illustra- ted twenty.two different authors. Regu- lar price sl.50, at slO0 each, and must be Tennyson's Poems. Miltons Poems. Moore's Poems, Goldsmith's Poems, Burns POemk, WCrosVOrlH IOeIns. Scott's Poems, Goethe's Poems, Scbiller's Poems Coleridges 8 Poems, Thackeray's Poems, Byron's Poems, Chaucer's Poems, Shelley's Poems, Lucille Dante's Divine Comedy Familiar Quotations, Gems from the Poets, R0bt brOwning's Poems.
 Mrs. Browing's Poems
 Owen Meridith's Poems,
 n. tE Procter's Poems.
 Books for 76 Gents each. Jenkins Vest Pocket Lexicon.
 Episcopal Prayer Books,
 L'Assommuir--Zu former price S1.
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Very Respectfully Submitted.
 l.. Nj. WEATHERs, Architect.

NoTE-You will remember our agreement was that should be called on to inspect the building as often as was necessary to see that the work was being done in ac- cordance with specifications. bat you have not called rie since foundations were start ed till 18th inst. when responded.
 The above. if true, should bring upon the head of every person connected with the erection of that building the condemnation of the taxpayers of this county, and the proper tribunal should make careful investigation of every de- tail. For the people cannot afford to have their money so recklessy squan- Hdered
 On the other hand, if the architect has an ax to grind. or makes such a report because he feels that he has not been. consulted sufficiently, or, for any other reason. except an honest one and S ,lely in the interest of honest methods, the contractor and builders have cause of action for libel and should bestir themselves to disprove these sweeping charges of inattention to detail and in ferior workmanship. St,e
 We have frequently been assured by Mir. Word, the Commissioner of Public Buildings, that he was giving the con
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23
Books for 75 Gents each.

Jenkins Vest Pocket Lexicon. Episcopal Prayer Books, | L'Assommoir--Zula--fo --former price s1.
The Forrest City times., 1894-02-23

d hy druggists everywhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-11

SPRING VALLEY, lila, July TO-
Company e Of the Finn feBulars, COM
msnded by Captain Conrad, came Ia.
10 collision with the moo at this place
today and after patiently enduring
volloy after volley Of stones, nfei into
the mob, killing two men and wound
ing ssvstal others.
The fight occurred at 1880 O'Clock
this afternoon when Rock Island
train bearing the troops pulled into
the depot.
At the time OF IT. arrival n large
number OF Poles, Llthunians and
Huns were gathered upon tho hill
overlooking the depot.
AZ the men filed out on the depot
platform they were greeted with n
chorus Of yells and the stones ralned
down urOn them. Captain Conrad
raised bis hands aud called 10 tho men
10 cease throwing stones.
II obeyed him an instant, but seeing
the troops remain paSsivu, TegAinod Its
vioiousnets aud sent volley after volley
VI stones NJ tho soldiers, at tho same
time drawing closer and being more
threatening.
Captain Conrad ordered his men 10
aim aud as more stones came nj the
re- ulaTs hc gave the word 10 fire. The
mob broke when this fire began aud has
not assembled since. The troops went
back TO Chicago tonight.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE TRACKS CLEAR.
III, Blockade at The Chicago Stock
Yards Fully Raised.
c,rrLE TRAINS AGAIN RUNNING.
Railroad Companies Notified that the
s,eek Yard officials Are Ready
10 Resume business

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE blockade
,b,t has existed for almost week nj
Inc stock yards was fully raised last
nI,bt Nelson, Morris & Go. tont q
,,,tn Of cattle east and Swift and
A ,mour eaoL sent out train Of dressed
meat Fully three hundred car loads
If msst have been taken out VI the
p,pking district In wagons partly
ru,risd by police and much OF II, 1t Is
claimed, has been shipped from the
cry by beat. Late last evening the
,iock yards officials notified the several
nllroad companies that their tracks
were clear and that they would receive
ii ship cut stock today.
uisrEnsED AN AEARcmsrio MEETING.
in pursuit. OF their efforts 10 stamp
Dpt anaTchistic sentiment, or at least TO
IirveLt Its growth 10 dangerous
,.nrU, the stock yards police last night
ns.lsled by company Of militia de.
,cpuded upon a meeting OF Poles and
i,ohomiaus IN n hall ut Forly.eight
street and Center avenue, anu the audi
ruce OF 90 was dispersed without
tf,ubie. The utterancos OF tho speakers
were VI decidedly incondlAry nature,
nuI when the audience was forced ~
leave the hall there were many hall
suppfe sed expressions OF hatred for
the police head. No arrtsB were
made.
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DE BS AND OTHERS INDICTED
Charged With Conspiracy 10 Commit
Unlawful Acts.
nonds fixed % Ten Thousand Dollars
-The Prisoners ReIeassd-fhs
Bondsmen.

CHICAGO, July 10. The federal
grand Jury, after receiving the In
slructions Of Judge Grosscup this after
noon, returned ind c,ments against
Eugene V. Dsbs, president Of the A.
Il. o.; George w. Howard, iis vice
president; Sylvester Kellher, seere-
tary, aud Il. w. Rogers, one Of its
directors, and shortly thereafter tho
men were arrrtted.
They are charged with conspiracy TO
commit an unlawful act, On attempt to
block the progress o the United States
mAiie.
Joined In tue indictment with the
four leaders " the Railway Union
was James MurWin, the Rock Island
striker who threw the switch which
dorailed mail train at B.ug Island on
the night OF June 30lh.
Dsbs, Howard, kelihor and Rogers
were taksn into the office Of District
Attorney Mllchrist Immediately after
I their affeat, and alter few hours de-
tsntion were released on bail by Judge
dfosscup, their bonds being $4,000
each.
ANHANAg htAtA y N'NiuNA hAANhhA ~
mold returned with President Debs a.
n prisoner. Diets was taken into Alf.
Milchtisps private Office, He was hc-
oOmpanicd by Theodore Dobs, bic
brother, who wtB with him when the
arrest was mEus. There were In the
office when the head OF tho A. IL. u.
asrlved ~ prisoner, Edwin Walker
aud Mr. Milohrist, anu these were
soon lJinod by Judge Gro1cup, VINO
had been sum noned 10 take ball.
lt vasnOt loug until Deputy Logan
appeared with Kollher, tbs secretary.
Ia u short timu Theodore Debs fe.
turned with Attorney w. l.. Blsbee,
who had been retained 10 defend the
prisoners.
At 0 O'Clock Deputy Logan appeared
with Rogers anu Vice President How.
ard.
IL was 1880 y. m. before CLERK Burn.
ham appeared anu this ball bond was
legally accepted. Thr boudsmon are
Alderman William Fitzgerald, who
qualified 10 the sum u f250,00O, aud
William Shaktl, who qualified Ter $780,.
0uO, tho bonds being In tins sum oi
| $4,000 each,
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KnIsh,. Of I.aser CsIIed out.

CHICAGO, July l0.-Knights Of
Labor throughout the country, num-
btring nesrly 100000 men, have
been called upon TO strlke.for the cause
Of organized labor. General Master
Workman Sovereign issued Rn order
late this evening TO all members OF the
organization 10 cease work until the
cot fiios originated In the strike Of the
Pullman employees shall have been
settled.
All Knights OF Labor assemblies In
Chicago were notified by the district
master workman TO take action ON tn,
plan adopted at the recent labor confer
ence, all members being nilurod u
maintain peace and order.
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FRoa HAWAII
RoyaIista sim Active for tho Queen
Humors Of Eroubie.

Hoynltath Ntili AcftNN Tor tue Nu"ou-
numors Of Eroubir.
VICTORIA, u. O., July iO.-Hon.
Samuel NJ. Damon, minister OF FL.
nance OF tho provisional government
OF Hawaii, arrived tnis morning on
the WatTimo. lie declares that his
business IL strictly private. lie says he
believes he will be Ia the ,ame position
la the new cabinet, but does not know
how long be will hold the place. Be
You'd that ne said nothing.
There was n public meeting Of royal.
ists at Honolulu July 2. The new
constitution was denounced. Old Tu.
mofs Of trouble were revived.
IL was asserted at Honolulu that
William Cornwall, eK-minister Of
finance, offered the heads OF the Ameri.
can League Schuizen club $4,000 10
come over 10 the queen.
The extreme annexatlonlHls aro now
suspicious OF Admiral Walker, because
ho went ON flshing party with Parker
and Wildeman.
The crew OF the Wartime report
that there was no change In the 5A.
moan situation since the MOnowAl
sailed.
Greater ana moro valuable deposits
OF gold are being found at Coolgardle.
Sir George Dibbs's scheme tor the
uniflcation Of New South Wales and
Victoria dose not Seem 10 meet with
much .avoE
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1.-THE PUBLIC CONVINCED
That Drs. Shores g. Shores are Salt Lakes
Leading Specialists.
Tho Wonderful Treatment Brought Health and Hap
plness to Hundreds Of Homes
THg BEST PEOPLE TESTIFY TO THE SKILL OF THESE PHYSICIANS

q week ago I was terrible sufferer. My
nose was constantly stopped up, drop
ping In the throa'. Some nights ! could
not lay down At all on account Of tho
wfe.ched dropping from the head To- tho
throat / had a sort ~ gripping pain in
To- state that after ten days treatment
with Dfs. shores & shores my Improve
mont has been wonderful, aud / hoarti.
ly recommend these physicians to ALL"
You Will take motto, ConaIlcfiug the
facts thg' this patient has only had ION
days treatment, yet the improvement
has been noticeable from the very ho.
ginning aud n catafTh can he cured, i'm.
proyomgnt should appear iu that length
1f lime
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nature TO act Ia dilitory way whe
the opposite IL desirable AMI had us
hands , OF been tied in some mysten'
Gus manner bo would nave settled the
strike problem as soon as iis head WAS
reared. Prompt soiion by 800 regular
troops last Tuesday would have done
as much gotd-in TACT, been more benz
eBoial than the mere presence OF 5000
troops ia Chicago tOuay. show Of
force is not all that II necessary IN auch
an emergency "a this, but rioters must
be taught sanitary AMI distinct
Lesson. These aro my sentiments aud
no tempOriEing should be tolerated"
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A FEW MORE.

Good people who endorse Drz. shores
& shores now treatment
Mr.. Ralph nOyack, spanish Fork.
Mr.. llyfum Rock, Center Ward, City.
James l.. Chalmers ~ Fourth South
Street, city.
john y. Maiho on, 2i2 West South
Temple street, CITY.
Mrs. Julia Van whenen, Midway,
Utah.
Colonel Fafnham, OcoolA. Ulah.
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MIR. W II. MCCARTNEY,

nookkeepcr for Boutwell, q 'Ic-
Couaughy, the Lumber Dealers
Adds His les timouy!
ono OF tho most expert bookkoopon
In the city il In tho employ Of Bo,hwcll
8 Mechanically, tho lumber dealers.
liis name Is w. n. Mccartney. la an
Interview with Mr. Mccartney, he saysi
"Yoa, / can endorse Dfs. shores &
Shoru-' now treatment, tor Il has done
wonders for me, and to any who may
be suffering from catarrh ! would say
don't dolHyi go Ia Du. Shores s. Shores.
They lave proven they arc successful
specialists"
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WHY Gov. a.rilnes Wa. nemovsd.

SAN DIEao, Cal, July 1.-THE re-
cent removal Of Colonel Rafael Cara
Martinez, governor Of Lower CaliioT-
MA, II has heen learned, was Que TO
reports OF his conduct forwarded to
President Diaz by Judge Hedso Ron.
don. The governor was alleged TO
have been grossly immoral, but the
specific charge preferred against him
IL that he attempted 10 possess himself
ny fraud of certain lands belonging To
the Mexican Land and Colonization
company. His business Of executive
power by the imprisonment OF citizens
who had crossed his path without pro.
cess Of law was ALEC made part Of the
complaint.
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CONTESTS TOR Cash PRIZES
MASsHAL's SALE.

DuRsUANr TO An ORDER or sALE TO
Il mo directed ~ tho ThUd District Court
OF the Territory Of Utah, I shall expose AT
public sale nt THO front door OF tho County
Court House IN salt take uity, utth, on the
LEI day Of August 1874, nt ION O'Clock u. in,,
hll the right, title, claim and interest OF John
vaughan aud francis u, Vaughan, ~, tu aut
20 Tie following described real estate, situate
lying anu being in county and described ~
follows, tO.Witi
an ~ l0a 80 nineteen ti1l aud twenty t2nl
In block two az IN DeiOugs second addition
being subdivision NJ lot hye (5l block sis,
teen lldl, i've acre plAt"A" BIZ Field survey
10 Do sold ~ the properly Of john NtuIhnn
and Francis 4. Vaughan At the suit Of u, O.
parsous.
Terms OF sale, Cash,
NAT ~ BRIGHAM
", s MatahAl.
Nv T. T. AuuuEu. Deputy Marshal
Dated July ilth, 1894
George w. Meyer,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.