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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

IT is stated that tine republicans will join the popnlists in this district and support Coffnan for congress. Of course he cant be elected, but they hope to take the names of lot of peO- pie who cant vote, get them to swear they are for Coffman. and if the next house should by any possible accident have reubplican majority, McCu'ioch is to be unseated, on the ground that Cofman would have re- leived ma joity of the votes had these people been allowed to vote. Demoe. ats tOa man should go the polls and make McCIi- loch's majority so larce that it C? q not be overcome even by counting all the rest of theirhaD;tan 8 of the D s
 trict. including the women and cDild rep. Don't fail to vote.
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 IN the ah.tee F He'e1a, 1t seems to be the tsc,' . .he de'ense to annoy and put i me ,sa,F e->- pepse as many of tle @ccii tiz rs 0 St. F aneis county ss ssih'. low we append list of names w,o we t yes asday sabpeonaed l. 2 resr there to. day in the case Of Jim Tell the mIn wh5 wa esp. ured at some point Mis- urilast sp y.waile leeing g ,un- isy: l.. Ro' wa ,e. c. E. pettus. s. w.. Zee $, ( Clas. H. Sanders, Jas. Russell, J. A. Mason, A. Becker. II. P. Doolev. E. Borne., J. T. Fondlen and F. l.. Pettus.
 We gre informed by the majority of these gentlemen that they age pos sessed of not one ite,n of evidence that can even approximate to the beneft of delendant. In fact he is almost d stra 1ger in this town, his appearance here being conspicuous only behind he bars of the ,unty jail. II seems to us 1hat the next legislature should pass an set to cover such points as this by requiring statement of what is ex- pected to be proven, and that baked up by sufficient bond to cover the ex. lenses in tue case.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
Look at this Array at $i each cash.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Through the Look king- -Glass and What Alice
 Found There. EmersOn's Essays. 1st and 2d series, combined The Excelsior Red Line Edition of the Stand ard British Poets. in large l2mo volumes extra cloth. tinted paper. red line borders. gilt edge. gold back and side dies, illustra- ted. twenty-two different authors. This is beautiful book for the price asked. We have.
 TennysOns Poems. Burns Poems. Goethe's Poems, Schiller's Poems, Thackeray's Poems, Byron's Poems, Lucille, Dante's Divine Comedy Familiar Quotations, Shakespeare,
 kObt. Browning's Poems.
 Proctor's Poems. and many others. MARK TwAIN'S WORKS;
 Tom Sawyer. Huckleberry Finn
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

E)r a pain Tn t,ie sue or cneSt theI e is nothing so good as a pie of flannel dampened with Chamberlain s Pain Balm aud bound ou over the seat of the pa 1t afosds p,ompt and per m9 nent 3 ief and if rsed in time Will oiLeu , event a colu :. om resulting in pneu-lon' This same treatment ig a sue D lame Dack Tor s.le by
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

Trs President has appointed and set aoa1s Thursday. the 29th day of November, as day of thanksgiving and prayer, to be kept and observed by all tue people of the Ind.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

IF McCulloch represents your princi. ples, you will be a traitor to those prin. ciples if you fail to vote for him next Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

Ross GOTHAM. alleged candidate for representative from the first Ar = ansas district, failed to quality and his name will not appear on tue official ballOt
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

EVERY democratic vote in St. Fran cis county is needed at the election Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
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PEOPLES EDITION of Standard 12mos, the best and cheapest in the market. Printed from new plates, clear type, and handsomely bound in extra csotn. new side stamp and gold title. We have sold scores of them al 70 cents each, but have concluded to cct the price in half, and will offer the following at p cents. This is our biggest revolution in
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
Books at 50 Cents each.

THE NEW OXFORD, 12 mos. Elegantly bound
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 In dress, as we'll as in literary character. this library ranks above all 50 ct cloth 12mos iii the market, and must be seen to be appre- ciated. It is simply marvelOusly beautiful.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
Books for 75 Gents each.

Jenkins Vest Pocket Lexicon. Short Sizes. Hypnotic Tales. Helen Troy The New South-Grady. Former price Sl each
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

REWARD honest representation by voting for McCulloch next Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ELECTION rext Tuesday.

ALEXANDER III, the Czar of Russia, died yesterday at 2:15 o'clock.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

Captain January, Gray's Elegy, Rig Brother, Faust
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AN ADDRESS.

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 Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

All of the following Excellent Books at
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02
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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-02

lXc. cxc., anu nOtc tnc piiCcSs"h'S" 'o' ''~ Heretofore we have never kept in stock the Complete works of standard Am,hors, @ hsd pu, an opportunity to buy few of these sels at ,narvslously low prices and did 60. Our pa irons get the benefit. and We oner
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-12
OF SALE OF ZEAL 1sTATr

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ny
~ ufiue of the power nnd authority con
tMuru ~ tue at wall and testament at ElAm
l.uldlnsion dec aaed, the undersigned exrru.
igf wll eel 10 private sale fuhiegt 90 com.
uImguoh by the Probate tourt IN aud for
.At lake County, Utah Territory, tho follow.
lts described real properly, ti,Wit Com.
,hnenelus ~ point lwonly l!gl rods east irom
luo suutnWrst corner uf LOT three fgi
IN hlots zone 40 ual Of tho lya
Acre ilat ~ liig Field Survey, and running
ilenco east 1hree go rods, thence Nort6
nlshl ana seven Tonths t55-iOl rods, thence
Mtsl Three lll rods; thence soutb
hshi ana even Tenths Is 40 rods 10
I,aue OF beginning, situated m Salt Lake
N.Nnll, lhh Territory Terms, cash. ION
ltr cent on acceptance of bid, balAuce on con.
Nimsunn OF sale by Probate court
hls lh Wuuug addressed 10 the under.
,tneq, care n Isaac NJ. Wadoell, room 8ls
l,.gtnlg. building salt Lato Ciiy, SAT- iatc
tounll, ltAh Territory. ~ % tho itth day OF
~. emNtfl l,Hl, ON or after which SAID day
ana Ai aaid place, said properly viii DO sold.
r......- JANE, JOuNsTuN.
IAe'9lor ot The lBat Will and Testament o.
L.am luillnrion, decoabed
illlpu october Nth, 1894
NAD"hlL " ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Estate.
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DUgsUANT 10 As EXECUTION TO aiE
\ directed w the Thiru District Court. OF
lho territory % Utah. ! shall exnnse Al nuhits
.ale, ny the south front door % thf County Couft
hguses IN The city 81 salt Lake. County of salt
La.e. aud Territory OF Utah. on the i9th DAY
ui November, 1874. a. ten o'clarf. a. m ali the
nshi, uuc. cla m and interest u Addio b.
ifeehela, and John . TreNhcla Of in. and
70 we Following described real estate ftuate.
linl ani ueing IN salt LAke CITY and County,
anu described asif0ll0wa 20 wit
beEnning a. point two o. rods south from
NC nofthWttt conner 81 i0t three fgi. block
lhitty nine go plat ~" salt Lake City sur.
Ney running thence EAST ten fl0i rode. thence
.eulh thtco " rods, thence west tea tiHl rods.
lnenco o. three % rods 20 the uiace OF be-.
Enninfi containing tnuiy ffll square rods o.
!ahd also iull right ~ waY Zoe travel over
the following rrounf. 10 VIZ uarinrtng Nc q
point twenty-five flilte0t south from the north
west corner o, saif lot three fal. nf1resa.d and
running thence oHst scye ~ live tifI feet
Thence south eight ~ feei. thence wet
seventy I'VE Ci,l fcct.thence north cight fslfrct
70 inc place of heginuing 10 le sold ~ tho
property u Ad1in D. TfawhtIa and Johu b.
lreWheIn. nt the suit OFFS iiayA
Terms Of sale, cast
Nat 81 BRIGHAM,
Dr.. ID. Marshal
ly T. =. AnCmEn DEPUTY Warthii
uaiei - 'toi.cr 2ith. 1904
iooih' Ice GRAY, attorneys Tor plaintiff.
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naril-rough AND auioI.i coated. InC
picture shows one OF ;he rough c1ats
They are grand Ia size, b.irg rs large ss
a mastif. In kindHnca and iutclli.
gcnco they ure uuexcolied Their color
IL usually tawny. like that Of the lion
ON most farms a dog IS regarded as o.
necessity. He may or may not be go. bu.
10 you must have dog don't let 10 De-
one u those vratchel. worthless crr
that disgaco the country Let 30 boa
srcat splendid follow like tho ono 3d.
tho illustration Tie win mind tho b.
hics, drive The cows do tho churulu
and keep tho trampl away
rroIusMg ruptI
Tho "Life Of General Sis Hope Grant
contains an amusing account Of The teach
ing carried on perhaps 90 years ngo 10 The
dame school % an English village
a llttlo follow was brought forward ns
q show pupil when some ladies wcrr visit.
ing tho school aud responded thus 60 qucs.
tiuning
whats tho Grst letter Of The alpha.
bcti' asked tho damc.
"Ah don't know."
I'VE must Give him q commencement.
ma'am, " sald tho teacher aside "A D.
the frat letter Whats the sccondi'
"Ah don't know"
What o. % that huiz, about the gar.
dcni'
"Tllra"
Thou art o stupid boy Bees huzzcs
about Tho garden. IS tho second letter.
What tho thlrdi"
"Ah don't know
"What DO do wlcn I look az thcci"
"Thgu .quintost"
Oh, thou stupid boyi DO nlt soo
thco' q a. the third letter Now, what DO
two and two mako"
This timo the boy answered with tri.
umphant readiness 'Flyc'"
Scr, ma'am, sIld the ola dame OK.
rffIunfv ..t..a. .H o. No.. 81. f.. I.fft
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SnndaY SchonI Conferenoe.

The annual conference Of tho wsbsr
Stake Sunday school convened At ! o n .
m. Saturday In the Tabernacle nj
Ogden. There were present OF the
nuperiniendency Of the Union, Supt
George Goddard, Kari q. Maoser aud
bory. John NJ. Whitaker, and also
Of tue aupeflntendenoy Of Weber Stake
Ricnard BAllantyno aud l.. r.
Mouch. Bupt. Goddard made n few
remarks on the growth OF tho sunday
school work aud the Importance OF
Sunday school conferences. Srofelniy
Whitaker dwelt upon the value anu
Importance OF statistics; also the ne.
cestity for home preparation for class
work, and the power OF example. Re-
ports were given BY number Of ths
wards.
Elder Karl a. Maesor spoke about
Sunday school methods and the ditiuf.
once between mere intellectual work
and him who teaches through force Of
example and enters into nia work with
soul aud heart.
Al the afternoon session tho time
was occupied with class reoiiatlons
aud remarks by Stake Superintendent
Ballantine anu Elder Kari u. MaoseT.
On Sunday morning President
George Y. Cannon was present. The
Tabernacle was very uncomfoftably
crowded and large number could not
obtain admission. After soma elias.
exercises Brother WHITAKER spoke OF
the advantages Of the young compared
with those OF their parents. Parents
should not neglect their childrsu, but ia
the home circle teach them 20 pray,
rather than leave them 10 be taught Ia
Sunday school 10 pray. Remarks were
inside by superintendent Goddard and
Elder Karl q. MaeseT.
At the afternoon session the SaoTa.
mont was Administered. An exercise
was rendered by members Of the Third |
ward school conducted by Brother H.. |
Anderson. An essay was read by Mis-, |
Agile Hefrick entitled "Psuonal In.
nuenoe Of sunday School reaohers.p
Altar remarks OF u general character
by superintendent BAllantine, Brother
Kerr read an essay entitled "PreparA.
tion Of . Sunday School TeRcher.0
Pfes.lent Geo. q. Cannon occupied
tbs rect OF the time.
He duslI In very Interesting aud
profitable manner upon subjects con.
neeied with Sunday school work.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

/ uukY BILL MINING co, LOCATION
- ot principal place OF business Park INV.
summit county. Utah, Location OF mine.
snaAo creek Mining pBiuct Wasatch county
Nguce 4 hereby given that Nc u meeting OF
Tue board of directors held 40 Farg CIV, Utan.
ON iho .,lh Jay Of september, 1874. an assoa,.
mtht 30 10 OF Que and uuoshalf cent
pur snare wac levied on tho cnpitaI
aloeA or lhe corporation, payable 20 GA hibbs
treasurer, room -T, Constitution huIldiuF
on or before the ION day NJ November. lsgi
Any STOCK upon which, th.s assessment rs
mains unpaid on The faid luih day Of Novem,
Der, 1874 VIII be delinquent and advertised f0r
made before, Will bo sold ON thg gUth dav u
November, 1871, ut Room 2ls Constitution
huullns, ~ l ~, 20 nav tho assessment
l9ggihoF Win cost otadyurilains aud expense
MALTENJ, BURTON, Secretary.
90. ~ g. A, 6inus, Acting Secretary,
fATk Cl1y, uIAh,aepL 4sth,l spL
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suMMnNs
In the District Court In and for The mira
County Of salt Lake

Sarah Kahn. plaintiff.
John 81 Doian. Mafseiia Dol,p hl. -,,.
Nberi , Robinson, and Jane Doe uobInsos
bic wife. ucf ndants
NE People q lhe Territory Of Utah se,i
uo'an. biz wife. Albert D. Robinson and Jsns
Doc Robinson his wife. defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY RKQufaEp TO Ap
Il pear IN m ncu1n brnueht arainst YOU
Court uf the Third Judicial District OF ths
lcfutory % ltah and On answer tue conn am
ned therein within zen days exclusive - ths
Gay u serNicel after the service on you Of this
simmons II served within this ooGatT; ~. 4
served cot 'fihis county, but IN thA district.
wiihin tNeniy daysi otherwise Villain foriJ
dayt-eE Judgment W default viii " taskn
Asains, Iou, according 10 The prayes " saii
The sad action IL rou btto have drmon,
agalrft deteuinnts DO au in the sum % 500
with interetN % per cent nor annum iiom
Aufi 2, l'9l, Tor 500 attorneys fee f0f gfifi
sti 1 Sif f,o ,i,1 p XXX ,,e lgr =, si VITO
iurcst from June Z. ls1t. all " per cent por
nnnum for taNes pti hf plahuh. ami Tor
costs nf fuit alleged 20 be due on certain
UfumItfurv mote executed hy drfendarts
DO au o. plainun June %. i1ii, Tor 81 81, Win
iutc est a. y Yer cent ucr anuum--fams hei1s
duu and wholly unpaid tayu the cum VI $50
interest -aud being secured boy a mortgage of
even date on preulfcs hereinafter dosrtihaf
executed by defendants % ian 10 plaintiff,
s.il mor'g ,gc' premises havug Teen, since
execution Of said m0Hgasu, conveyed To- dp.
PENDANT Nbcrt J. houinson. subject 10 lion on
aaid mortgage; 10 have tho usua' decree 10 tris
oourt Tor the sale % sad prCmiter adludsins
inst proceeds uf SUCH sale uH aupuud ia uay.
meul uf amuuuts due a. alurci that defend
ants aud all pcffuus claiming under them 10
barrel auf f0clusgd OF all % tm or equity ID
redemption iu SAID premises, and fif nIhrs
rcuet sad premises hrr dctcrlbod as oIoWs
o. Wits All ~ lots numbered from D 10 g. ius
elusive. and bong I'll The lots comprising
uoIan'a suhdIvttioa ~ pnft OF BLOCK ~ riat
a, tiyc Acre rat, nig iluId sufycr excepting
lots % and 80 ~ sHii tubdiViai1n, all situate la
tait Lake DItF aud County, Yah.
AMI you are hereby notified that N YOU fan 10
sppc1r aud answer the sHid compliant 10 above
rtgu rcd tho aaii plainun VIII apply 10 tho
couri Tor The fc iuf demanded therein.
witness. tho Hon amuCl 4. Merritt. iul q.
and The seal n the Instruct Court u
the Third judic't District. in and
tsrAtal Tor the Teri tori Of Utih. this ian
Gay OF July. 10 Tue year % our Lord
one thousand eight hundrld aud
ninety four
DAVID O DUNBAR. Clerk.
~ Gro. D. LoUNts, Deputy Uiort.
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OGDEN.
ooDES, UTAH, Nov. ~, 1894
Sudden Death,

On Saturday at about 7 pm.
John w. Riley, a iepot policeman q, was
suddenly taken sick. He was inn
medialely removed 10 his residence on
Twenty. street, where al 1915
p. m. he expired. He was strong,
healthy man. Heart disease 10 iup-
posed 10 have caused death. John w.
Riley was born March 20, 1881, NJ
Clithroe, Lancashire, England. When
but little over one year old he reached
Salt Lake City with his parents. They
remained there two years, when they
removed TO Ogden, where he has rs.
elded ever siuc. The deceasod mar.
rled Emily ffew, Of Hooper,
who, with four children, survives
him. Deceased bad been employed At
the depot fourteen yeiru. lie was a
quiet, unastuming mao, well known
anu highly respected by a large circ c
OF acquainiances. To relieve the poor
aud distressed Of HE ward the Bishop
could always depend ON John w.
Riley. Funeral services Will be held
at n. m. Tuesday next At the SscO u
Ward meeting house. .NihenHiai si,'r
please cupy.