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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
STATEMENT FROM MR.. BRINK.
saws He was Treated Unfairly In His Trial
witnesses Deserted Him.

sa,s lie was Treated Unfairly In His Trial
p witnesses Deserted MIN.
Editor Leader:
Through your paper, | would be
nl.ased to state few facts concern
Sing my trial fop the Lilllng Of Mr..
Raw, of which I was found guilty.
Long before my trial, the witness,
Mars, cir, ulated lies of the most dam
q character against me; for what
q, / know not. Then, not salts
n his cowardly news, he gets
witness stand and perjures
iHhieh was plainly shown, as
frony was conlradicted by two
a{e parties.
A Melton, like Mars, came to
ritvith tales of his own, and
ais, that never occurred, and
terat were never uttered; all
th1ust have been nurtured in
fr1st narrow, foul and debased
aGaVt most black and hard
M
list prominent feature of the
telone me was that when
Er, was in readiness and the
cuseding, | found that my
coprtant witnesses were mt
ND ga kToW that people can
thgine my feelings than an
5, them, when the thought
a,rough my mind that | was
eby all my witnesses, and my
AWas Yayering
oyas Q stranger IN q Strange
Anilass and withont friends,
eied for my life, and just at
cal moment torS9ksR by those
nose proof my innocence de-
eemed strange that the most un-
rtapt of my witnesses were pres
and thoss who were absent were
witnesses.
)ne gentlemen, a most important
,ess, living some miles from Guth
,as suhpenaed on the l2th at
b. .k. and at once started for uuth
arriving TOO late TO do me any
d, as my TRIAL was on the 9th and
h.
Vas there not some great neglect
aerey
The states witnesses wsro all here
and some of them living as far as Mis-
souh None of those subposnas fsilss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
SURRENDERED TO INSURGENTS
Tho Government Boat Canea Captured
at Rio Grande do Sui.

BUENos AYREs, April 9.--Notwith-
standing the order of the brazilian
government forbidding the transmits
sion of dispatches from Rio Grande
do Sui, advices have reached here
that the government gunboat Canea
has surrendered to the insurgent feet
at Rio Grande do Sui. The
land forces of the insurgents
number 5000 men, all of whom
are well armed and plentifully sup
piled with provisions. The Portuguese
warships Mindello and Albuquerque,
which came here from Rio Janeiro,
having on board Admiral Da Cana
and number of other insurgents,
have sailed hence. Their desti ma tion
is not known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
lake StotIer Leave. Kansas,

FORT ScoTT, Kan, April 9.--Jacob
Stotler, after an experience Of thirty
years in the newspaper business in
Kansas, has decided to quit the Sun
flower state and also the ne wspaper
business. He and his family left to,
day for West Plains, Mo-, where he
viii take charge OF the Commercial
hotel,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
sho, ui, Sweetheart and Himself.

6r. LOUIS, Mo-, April Awhile re,
turning from ball, Henry EnregaId
shot and fatally wounded Emma
Strahi, his sweetheart, aud then shot
himself. 1t is thought neither can
live
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
aanre.as eaart kepar,..

Bound copies of the first volume of
Oklahoma supreme Court reports can
DO had upon application to Edgar
Jones'. psrrrtorial librarian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
Young Girl MysteriousIy DIsappears.

OMAHA, Neb., April 9,-The polico
force IL looking for blanche Fisher, Is
years old. She left home at 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, taking the street
car for South Omaha to meet her
father. Since then no trace has heeI,
had of her. She is 2 handsome girl,
large and well developed and well
dressed, Her parents say she had
never been allowed male companions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
Lockout In Chicago BuIIding Trades.

CHICAGO, April 0.-There is a strong
probability that tie employees u
is1or in the various building trades
viii declare a lockout by next Wednes'
day and arrow many men out OF work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10

There will be one hundred extra
chairs at the Southern methodist
church next Sunday evening Come
early ard get seats 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
BAYARD T. HAiNER,
ATTORNEY ATLAW

Ex-School Land Commissioner and
Author of iIainer' Manual, the only
work published containing the school
land laws of Oklahoma Sent on re-
ceipt of IS cents
All business relating to the leasing
of school lsRds in any portion of the
territory will receive prompt attention.
Office; Rooms II and l2 Gray block,
Guthrie. ok.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10
-LEJTERS FROM PRISONERS.
R.L.LAMBERT SINGS PRAISES OF
GUTHRIE WOMEN.
SUNSHINE IN The FEDERAL JAIL.

Frank A Brink Pens S,rrowful Epistle
Telling ~ Unjus rrea ment During
III. Trial He Us III. Mt Impor-
tant Witnesses Deserted His in
TIA Hour OF So Nrsd-Light
From Inpris ned SOUS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-10

Madame Yates Complexion powder
7t.tf EAGLE Drvs 6roRE.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
TRUSTEE'S MIE

N0rItT lx H1REry GIVEN. THAT up. Ger and es vtfsne of aAs authority ccnSerrs1 srcr me . cssaan Truss Dsea executed bs Robert A HAynas sod Ida Hayuis so uR Ns Trustee for Ca,dven s Jutah cod asslsus. aased t,se ssh day o Jane. ,ssa, recsrSied tho sth day ot June, ssSa. fn the otnce os lae Ciefk os shs Circuu Court h St Francis Coun;y. Ssats uf AvkAnsAs. dsfauis having been maAs ta pay. rDeSi of the aoses, and the indebtedness eecprvn by sad Trcss Deed. Aad havlng been auIy rs. Qsscsted e mAke sale i the reai estate eoavsysA tc ue h satd Trust Decd. tn order to pay shs ssA iode6te1Duss, will, s4
 rhsrsaay. the Id aAy ss Aaguss isoA
 at the srMctpsl ooss q sAe ouasshouss "a sns To~e ~ fsrsess Uiy. h tne Ooaueg q . PssnctA, Seass cf Ar&ansas. between unp hSuD ot V I'm ana ( m. oRre Tor saie Co the hishsse ok,dss. for csDh. she folscwiog esscrfbed rsel esssse: T0s oost AAlf ve southeoos qnnss0 Se Secssoa S 0osps IAA scree va sAs sousA - tnerecf. Also ii,e southWsss (aHeter cf Section sSe4crp< S H~vs o0 uR sousA st1s tnsesoe. sa la fe~UsAspA oossA. hage s4 essk osoea6lne n ~ 1soo eores, mese os seos, sisnassl in - County os oR Bvauets. 0saes Se Assansaa oe,l saae vIu oe Dade vitAess vasT0nu e easlA AZ paRey so Wosu saad vssQsssy. e aay pssssoo thcrsof. m1p ee ssrack o9, aoa e soo 1eosso ls resA eas'ssasA e tAs sln t11, sAwuasvuo bAi vof Oe lGsrsae6sa anA tns psspaV e eo0 ssn00aa: CHA1k29 c OO10aHA
 C-O '-s | YuoGH;<
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
THE CONTRACT LET.

The Forrest City School Board me, yesterday and approved the bid oi Messrs. Barti & Eberhart, contractors of Memphis. for the erection of new school building in Forrest City, and have closed the contract with this firm Work will begin on the excavation, which is to be three feet. next week.
 The contract for the heating appara- tus and dry closets has been awarded to John Eichberg. also of Memphis.
 The building is modern in all it's ap- purtenances and will probably cost, complete In the neighborhood of 3io,- OO0 or Sl2,O00.
 The building will be located on the lot recently selected in the billiard & Coffin addition. and will be a God send to this community.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
hoe Cholera.

Dr. T. J. Dodge, Of Illinois, writes as follows to the iows Homestead {:
 As the price o. hogs is sufficiently h'Rh to pay the farmer to use every meaWo of protecting them from the ravaees of the cholera. 1 deem it my duty to give the public, free, my recipe tor the cure of what is termed hog cholera. I have used this remedy for thirty years and raised hogs all the tune, both here and on my ranch in Nebraska and never lest a hog. Have experimented by placing one we'll hog With lot of sick ones and keeping it well by the use of this remedy. You will confer . great blessing on the far mefs of our country by publishing this recipe in full in your valuable paper. am now engaged in other business and have boon tor sixteen years. and am willing to let others prosper by the
 long years of experience of mine with remedy discovered myself for the euro oS this diseAae. The prescriptions and directions for use arc as foltoWs: Arsentc, One-half pound eape alOes, oOe-half pound blue sitriol, one-fcurth pound black autimouy, one ounce. 0sind av0 mix well t,se remedy before uslnR. Ihe f0l1vWing are the directions for use: q 6lsk h61B In ali caees @ 6e oeparated- iron the well ones and placed in dry rens with only five large hogs or eight small ones in each pen. 2. Feed nothing but dry feed but no water. only slop containing the remedy until cured. 3. When hogs refuse to cat, turn them on their backs and with . long handled spoon put the dry med icine down their thrats. 4. Desc for large hogs one teaspoonful three times . day for three days. then niiss one day and repeat the amount until cured. Shoats or pigs one half the amount. 5. As . preventive one teaspoonful Once . week will keep your hogs in a healthy condition to take on fat. 1 can place one we'll hog in . pen with one hundred sick ones and with this remedy keep him well. 6. Let no other stock but hogs have access to this remedy. as it is to them deadly poison" Dr. Dodge adds that for many years he sold this recipe for s. and treated thousand of hogs at the rate of el, per head, paying the owner ten cents . pound for all that died after the treatment began.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UN. ~ der and bg virtue of the authority cosfeered apon nc h . certain Trvss Deel sGseusel hy Nancy J- A4asns and Joha Adanae 0 - e Trustee tor Caldwell q Judah and Asstgns, dassa sas z7th Jay oi Hay. isea. recorded tAs 9osA aay of Hay. iseo in tte oatec ef the Ce6G sf tAe Or. suit Ccurs in st Fnncis Comp. StAss c As- ksnsas. cesauls having been mads ia paynsns q notes. aa4 ths inde6sedueo secWe1 by saSd Trust Desd, and AAving ben 1uly NGna1eol e toaAe sAIc of t0s real estate cssseVo1 Ic - in sold Trust Deed. h orAos 0 oay sAo sa11 in- dsbtedness, vii. n
 TAersAay. eAs sa 1av - AAO1sA looA Af the psiseipai door oi the sosEtAs1ss ia ths Town of Yosyess Cssy. h tAe Ceaasy q ee Francis, Stass q ArkanaaD, bsswssa tAs houss af 10 am ed pm. oAss saAs e tAs h1ghsss baodss, for eash. the foaowiag lssesibs4 rel ,stsse: southWsst quarter q 1ostnWest quarter and northwest quaxsse of soatAw1se euasess ef Section l6. end southeass qna9ses 4 nestheass quarter q 1ess1sa lG. al in Tsu1aAip ( DogtA. nanse 2 east containing sn all lD aHeSs. mses or less, situated h the Coanty sf q Franeis. State oe ArkaasaA. Na1d eale Wtu bs made with out wafrassy sf tttaA Auy pagsy e whem said property. cr aay portion theEssG. mAy b struck s6. must as oace 1epssit h eash oos tenth oe sA< sum btd. othsrWiss sAs bld VII os disro- 1rSied and the property q saSs sseosrs1-
 AF-lD CHARLES C. CUkklkR. 1rHssea
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20

There Is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to- gether, and until the last few years was suppoeod to be incurable. For . great many years doctors pronounced it . local disease, and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced 1t incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be . consti- tutiOnal disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactered by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. Is the only constitutional cure ou the market. 1t Is taken internally In does from 10 drops to . teaspOonfuIl. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. r. J. Cheney q Co.,, Toledo, O.
 @ Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
THE FAIR.
WAas Dsl sAs Buiidisss consais.

The beauty of the buildings them selves, the landscape effects and water vteWS have been shown in many forms. but what of the treasures of art. of sci- ence, of industry that filled these palaces to overflowing. The study of such . stupendous collection is of itself a liberal education. Thousands of sur prisiHg creations and curiosities-the Telautograph and other marvellous de- velOpments of electricity, the latest me- from all the most noted collections, the display of the nations in the Liber- sl Arts building. the statuary from Italy the gold and silversmiths' exhibits from London, the Tiffany gems, the Swiss wood carving, the Bohemian glass from Austria. the French bronzes. tho German porcelain. Japanese vases, the great telescope, and countless oth- CTS; the Horticultural building. with tho rare ferns, cacti, fruits and flow era from every land; the United States government display;the model postal car, mint. models from the patent office, the historic relics; the life size soldiery from the Puritan to the staff officer of today, the Fisheries, witlIits monster aquarium and interesting exhibits; the Palace of Fine Arts. with it's seventy two galleries of statuary and paintings, the foreign buildings. teaming with in- teresting. strange and curious collec- tions illustrative of the customs, habits, resources and art of people of other lands; the State buildings, the Midway. its cosmopolitan life and features; the Mines building, with the greatest min- eral display ever brought together. the coal pyramid. the diamond mines of South Africa, and the great Strumm exhibits; the Agricultural building, il- frustrating the agricultural resources of the nations of the world; the Krupp pavilion; the Transportation building showing the methods of transportation from the earliest period to the present time. the original Grace Darling boat. the sectional steamship, the Nicaragua canal model. the great 999 engine, the mammoth locomotive. Lord of the Isles;" the Woman's building. with the Queen of Italy's laces, the French salon, the Colonial exhibits, the ex- amples of wOman's work in all c0uR- tries. There is but one work which H. illustrates and describes the wonderful exhibits. It has been in course of is preparation for nearly two years. and the nest magnificently illustrated work ever issued in America. The title is THE Book OF THE FAIR, 2.50O copper plate engravings, l GOO beautiful pages. Text by H Hubert Howe Bancroft. Pub lished In twenty-five parts at Sl each. by the Bancroft Company, Auditorium Building. Chicagn, III.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTCH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, whsrooe, Robert LcWis and Lsara LswiA, his wife. aod Mack rogkfnA executed olse1r esr- taia Trcat Dcod dated Juns "a, lees, Socosde1 Jsse Si. isss ic the once of tire Cserk cf the Or cues Court'cf st FrAncs County. etass of Ar SSasas. Q Aibert 5. Caldwell, Trustee fos Ihs rany. iinltcd. and, wnercas. sai1 Albert 0 Caidvs4 bas in writing resiened has sasl Wus& aEd rseused to serve, and having beea duty ap- poiass1 as subsstuee frwstce and suecessoe b trust e sad Albert 8. Caldwell. anA Aefauls having heea made in the payment oi sat1 ssesa, and ssAsbsea1ess seclred Ay said Truse Dssd, ard hassag been caiy requested tc mahs saas q ste Noai cssaie conveyed iu and by aaA frust DcsA. in oedes to pay said indeotedneoe, will, c0
 rhsrsday. tAe d day q Aagusa looA at cAs principal door cf tho courtheuss ia shs IoSn of Forrest City. b the Coaasy q g. HrAaciS, State of Arkansas, between the heas1 ef V s-nf axd 9 m. ocer for ssle e ne hiShese bidder fos cash. the following deseslbsd real es<ase TAe east haif of northeast quagosr oe osc- t,oaxI. 6osth half of northwest quarter q sscstos N. aud southwest quarter of northwsss @aaFses e( Secuon x, Towusaips. north. RaaseA sast cea- .A,a'rg tn au 0l acres. nsoee or lesa oisuated in .ne Coucsy cf 6k Franc,A. State 'oe ASkansas. ;iaid sa1s viii be made without wazYanty se tit1e AaS party to whom said property. os aay poestea aAnrso<. nay be struck on. must at eoes dsposis ,n cash ono tenth oe ths sum bid. oeherwtae the esd ~ill hs disreaarded and the property = oucs Reoacred RO3COK 0TkNoON,
 0-S0 Tgun1oA
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
Proceedings of the Executive Com
 nietse.

Persuant 10 adjournment the county Executive committee met in the office of Williams & Izard on July 17th, for the purpose Of canvassing the vote of the county primary held on July A the meeting was called to order by Chairman Williams. the entire com. mittee being
 MT. Fogg. of Telico stated that his attention had been called to apparent l illegal voting in the Goodwin and Wheatley townships, and made mo- ton that the vote of those two town ships be investigated, stating that no candidate could object to an investign- tion or be damaged thereby in reality, for in his opinion no aspirant for dem. ocratic honors would wish nomination tainted with fraud. and if 10 illegal votes be found hO harm could be done by investigation, but on the other hand should there be such votes cast that did not comply with the prima- ry regulations, justice could be sub served by throwing them out. The vote on the motion for investigation was as follows: (See table abovel
 For the motion-R. J. Williams. Mir Hill. ". H. Partridge by s. H. Mann, proxy, Emmett Fogg and 5. II. Mann.
 Against the motion-Frank DeRos- sitt. Jno. M. Davis, Sam Swan. Sam Ashworth by Dan Wylds, proxy, W. s. Brookes. J. F. Stockard.
 Mir DeRossitt's motion to proceed to count the votes was carried unani- mously. the chair appointing Emmett Fogg. Frank DeRossitt and 2. H.. Mann to convass the vote, which was done. with the following results:
 On motion the candidate receiving the largest number of votes fer their offices were declared the nominees. A committee of three selected from the democratic ranks was appointed as d Campaign committee. consisting of IG. F. Taylor. Jas Russell and Chas Lewis. A committee on finance was also selected, consisting Of 0. B Roll wage. Dr. W. II. Alley and Capt. W.H. McDaniel.
 There being no further business the committee adjourned. each feeling confident of the success of the entire ticket in September.
 R. J. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
 s. H. MANN. Secretary.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
Snerlff's Sale.

NyoTiCE is hereby gwen that l will. on Sat IN uriay the 2lst day of July, 1884. in front Of the court house in the town of Forrest City. County of St. Francs. State of Arksn- sas between the hours ofy c'ciock E. m- and o'clock Q m. offer and sell to the highest and best bidder. on a credit of three mcnthe, with interest from day of sale. the following described real esiate.situased and being in the state an county atgye mentioned. to-wit
 The 5 W A 0t Secs. TIN. R $ K. 1Sc acres. The " 4 of the " | Sec 2. IN. K. ~ acres. in sii 20 acres. as the property ef James M Davis, also the : " la of Sec F. T 1 N. a E. l50 acres. as the property of J. B. Cummiar rs. containing in all three hundred and sixty acres of land levied on by me. by virtue of wri, of execution issued out of tEe office of tie circuit court and 10 me directed as the property of James n Davis and J. B. Cummings, to satisfy judgmen. in favor Of Young & White fnr the sGui Of Four hundred, sigat dollars and fifty cents their. debt with interest aud all cost of said suit. and against D B. Wilson. ss adniulstrator. James N. Davis 1. H Lutz J. R. Cummings. PhilaDder Litell. C. |. Hinton. k. J. Williams and L. r. Featherstnn. Bond with approved security required for the purchase money:
 W. E. WILLIAMS. Sheriff.
 0. P woFF. b. s.
 June 2. isss.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
Warning Order.
In st. Frapcia Circuit Cn,

In St. Fraucis Circuit Court. Francis Goodman. as next friend Ci Nlsss'g s.ss sisnsi aud as adairis- trator of Ezekiel Rawiison and Warning Sarah Rawlison. pin order
 ve.
 John Bowen and Joshua Ra~l.
 The defendsnte. the rnkuowu hcsrs se John Bowen, deceased. are warned to apr pear in this court within thirty days and q is- man. % E. IausiiiNGHouss. ifS;is sS;s C.ess sps' true cory from record. Attest:
 July a isss. F. LAUOatRGaoUsx. Clerk. Proposed Amendments to the Ssaeo
 Constitution. 1N to the action of the Geuersl Aseeln Of this State. at its eessi0u of lsgk tho folio ~iu9 joint resolutions. were adopted, pror dag the law the same will be snbmittcd 10 lie slsc- tors of the state nt the next general election which will be holden on inc ai day of Sepsem- per. ices. Tor tneir separseo edopti0n os re5cc
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 3 The county courts of this state. in their re- spectsve cOuuties. togcther with mai gRi:y of the justices of the poace of such count. in ad- cd 10 be levied. ehall have the power to sovy n tax os not exceeding three mills on the dollar on the all taxable property of heir re pective Internal Improvement Tax. and wheO coslec- ted shali be used in the respective counties for the purpose of mak1n9 and repairiCg public reads. building cOurthOnees. 1stls. briJ Jgee and other internal prOvesneuts Of tho respective counties. aud for other purpoecs. and Shail be collected in Unitod States currency or county warrants legally. drawn On such Internal i'm provement Fund.
 Approved March 10th. lSD0
 PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO l. The governor shaIl in cnse . vacancy occurs in any state district. county os township ofncs ia the etate. either hS death. resignation 0r otherwise. nIl the aame hy aprointmenI such appointment to bo In fOsce and . tect until tho next general election thereafter
 Approved April eth. lSnR
 Each eieotor msy vote fos Oe aRainet the fore going proposed amendments as separate and distinct propositi0u-that ie. he may vote for one and agatnst tho other. or vote for or against both. sN
 Witness my 0Acisi signature and scai of oe- 6ce this nrst day Of February, la1e.
 II. R HAMPSTEAD.
 tsEALl Secretary of State
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
WHENEVER THERE %

ration of the physical menfa energies, coniusioa of ideas, lack of selfccu6deace, isstabihty of eem. per, melancholy. cowardics weakness oe the kness and back palpitation of the hear dragging pain in the ioins headache. izTitatiou of the Kidney: aad bladdef. resulting In . 6ilure of the mental and Physssl powers, eQnstitutinQ n impsdimsns so sue respaaeibiiies c1j{fe itis fks rssAdy tsr ezcsSsn
 4 jingle naokaas will be suficient to tnaugsfsie tAe work ol eration. and cure In many c.ses. saafpSStnad rerred from o6serystion. for el0 per ssckses. or peckagss for os.oo. Address all ordsn
 CAJQ4 HED. CO.,, Bestss, Ma
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
When Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent. or business, take on every tripa bottle ofSyrupo of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effectnally on the kidneys liver and bowels preventing feyers, headache and other forms of sick ness. For sale in soc. and Sl.oo bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co, only.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
Warming Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court. Sept, term, 1894. Bettie Turner. Ptd
 vs Tn ChRuceyy Jim Turner. Delft. The defendant Jim Turner is hereby warned to appear in this Court and a,i- swer the complaint Q; the plaintiff within thirty days. Given under my hand this 18th day of July. 1894.
 F. LAUGHIxGHoUsE. Clerk. A true copy 0f the original. Attest.
 FLAUGHINGHoUSE, Clerk. Bs T. c. MERwIS. D. c.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20

"C. C. q. Certain Cl1fli Cure 1. is pleasaat t0 tahc and harR- less. Children like ls. lsuaran- tced to cure Chllfs and Fever.
 10 Curc--NO Par.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20

We have just received handsome Great Western Chapel Organ, which is for sale. Those contemplating purchasing an organ for church or lodge room. will do well to examine this organ.
The Forrest City times., 1894-07-20
rHosE WHO CUTTER l

from the results of mental or phyocal exereon, hardship. exposure. hidden drains. caprice or who have brought upon themselscs series of amictions by ignorantly or wiifuliy violating n:fure's laws. the remedy for their ceytain relief. lt speedily removes all evidences of progressive physicl deee- rora;ion, and restores the snfeebled eaesgies to their nafural yiror.