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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19
PLACIDO.
c E-Stafeta
de Ponce

Las circumstances de haberse terminado la
existencia de papel en- que Sc venia impri
mienlo LA DEMOCRACIA, nos obliga a dar el
periodico Ell tamaflo menor, interim llega el
pedido que hemos hecho, Y que estara aqui
de un dia otro, pues el del corriente sa-
Iio de NewYork ell yapor que 10 conduce.
Los suscritores Sc serviran dispensar esa
pequefIa falta.
va Sc halan muy adelantados los trabaios
de Ia g4lelia de periO1i- tas one est3 forman-
do el acreditado toto 65rsfo don Eduardo Mo
lima. dentro de agunos dias la pondra a
la veDta.
Como esta noche hay function en- ell teatro,
volvem0s a recOrdar la autoridad local la
conveniencia de que se coloquen algunas pa
rejas de orden pdblico en- la parte de la ca
lie de Cristina para evitar los escandalos
que ALI Sc promueyen.
2Cu4ndo Sc decide ell Ayuntamiento COM
poner los baches crGnicos que existen frente
la villa de l1adrid en- la esquina del
Hotel Mdrioo2
Mientras Sc arreglan otros baches menos
centricos, 6sos permanecen iaealterQ6les.
Sc desea vender una finca de cafe stuada
en- ell barrio de Toro negro, jurisdiction de
Ciales, compuesta de 74S cuerdas de terreno
De elias hay 200 sembradas de cafe pla
tanos, y las restantes son de monte.
La fnca contiene establecimientos, ma
qunas demas titles.
Ell que la interese puede dirijrse su due
no, don Francisco Martin, en- esta ciudad, 8
en- su casa de comercio cita en- la calle del
Coto.
En- ell deposito carccl de anmales hay un
6aballo atacado de muermo, que Sc encontr6
reaengo por las GALES.
Creemos que este es grave, Y que debe gil
rarse una vista de inspection todas las
cuadras que haya en- la ciudad.
Nuestros j6venes amigos don Alfredo
Asenci6n don Pedro Ros, activos depen
dientes que han sido de los sef1ores Pelle
grini Hermanos y Trujillo y Subina, pien-
sau abrir, principles del entrante mes, ana
casa de comercio que Sc dedicara al ramo de
peleterfa, quincalla, telas demas articulos
concernientes esta clase de establecmien-
tOs.
Nos alegramos que prosperen en- su en-
presa.
la salido para la Capital Y otros puntos
de Ia isla nuestro amigo ell ingeniero don
Roberto Graham, agente en- esta isla de las
renombradas maquinas de los senores Maui
!oue IL Ailiot Co
lie deseamos buen viaje pronto regreso
El que dosee adquirir un magnifco solar,
en- punto c6ntrico de la poblaeion, puede di
riiirse don Ramon Colon.
Mide Is metros de freute 30 de fsndo y
Sc halla en- la calle del Sol.
Vease ell anuncio que publicamos en-
otro sitio, referente al magniico vapor ita-
liano Sud America.
La OCCASION no puede ser mas proricia pa
ra los que tepgan que hacer viaje Europa
SGldra de este puerto el 12 del entrante
Abril.
Es la calle de Wives hay una paiizada
en- complete NAL estado, amenazaTdo de-
rruni arse sobra las perSonas que constsete-
mente transitan por allf.
Fsta noche nos prepare la compaiaia de
Roncoroni una agradable velada.
Zardgiieta, la iugeniosa comedia de Vital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19
LA CALUMNIA

Ell odio ruin de IN corazon podrido
Sugirio vii pensar una vii meute,
\ una bcca aun mas vii, arteramenta,
Sembro la odiosa especie en- un dido.
Aqnello arroyo fu6 que, sin ruIlo,
Desliz6se al principle cua serpiente;
Aquello, poco en- bramador torrente
Viose en- mar furiosO convertible.
Naufrago aquel honor, veneer guerra,
Que insensatez ell fmpetu salvaje
Del mar de la calumnia turbulento.
Mas lie agoto las fuerzas la agOnia;
Sc cerro sobre ell triste ell oleaje .
/ Ahn sobre aquella tumba Drama el viento!
Francisco Rodriguez Marfn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19

Aza, Lanceros pecesita comica muy gra
cena.
De esperarse es que la Petka Sc YEA mu,
coIourrida.
Aunque en- nuestro 4icance de aver diInoi
cnenta de la dmisi6n del goberno Sagasta
/ publicamos el siguiente teegrama que pu
blicamos anoche.
Capital 1s oi5 n.
DEMOcRACIA.- Ponce
Ei Ministro de U!tramar dice este Go.
bierno cahlegra!Ga de hoy:
El GobierEo ha presentado 81 di+nision
Oportunamente participate v F. resol;,-
ci6n de su Magestad. = -CofresponSot
La retrefA anoche qued6 hastante desani-
mazda.
Era lnnes Yen esos dlas pareee qna Il getl
te no quere HldstcOs cefFsiiaIeS.
S no han de yeriticarSe los domiugn-, me
ior seri; que Sc snprimiesen.
UNA BICJCLETA en- bier estado desea
venderse Para iDformeS ocGfrase esta
imprenta. FebrerO 90, 1895.
En- el extreme Este d la calle del Conner
clio hay unos cuautos hnyos que difieultan el
trensiUo de los coches y carros.
Anoche de o. 10 hubo IN eacsndalo en-
la Gale de la Saiud, promoyido por dos mu-
jeres de vida airada.
Nj un policia asomo por aqnellos sitios.
FL rapido y comOdo Vapor Conde Wtffedo,
veiidr d este puerto hecia Ell 10 dc Abril
proximo, admitiendo carga para ,listintos
do 10 p.pSp i'.,
nerife, Las Palmas, Cadiz y Barcelona. Pa
IA informes, dirijirse a su agehte Carlos
Armstrong.
Iuscripciones hechas en- ell registro civil
en- el dfa de aver:
Nacimientos. Victor Fernandez, Rafael
Eugenio Sacarell y Gomez Carmen Ramos
Salcedo
Defuseciones Maria Natalia Tricoche,
Concepcion Morales y Juana Rivera y Colon.
Domingo Garcia fue curado aver en- ell sa
lon de socorro, de una herida que lie infrio
Eduardo Latof, quien no pudo ser capturado.
Entire los varios sintomas que denuncian
en- el cuerpo humane la existencia de las lom-
brlces, cltanse, como seguros, en- los ninos
particularmente, Ia dureZa y tirantez del
vientre, sobresaltos durante ell suefo, ape
tito variable, etc6tera
Para ESQ es remedio efcaz el Vermifugo
Gadea.
V6ase ell anuncio.
Paula Font, Dionisia Font, Isidora Font, |
Tomas Simonpietri y Fabiana Oppenheimer,
theron denuarfIdoS por rim ! escandao,
cesultando herlda esta Ultima.
En- las primeras horas de la manana Sc
la carne EN- I'll mercado les pre- |
;ios siguientes:- NoviO de "a i 26 cobaes XII |
o, ternero 26 idem, buey "a idem, vaca "a |
dem, cerdo 81 idem cabro tambi6n "a.
PARA la GRIPPE, TOS, BRONQUITlS, /
Asma Tisis incipieDte es Ell remedio sin
'ival Ell Jarabe de Guayacol, del DR.. Rodt1 |
yueZ Castro.
En- tcdas las ADtilas en- Venezuela no
'e vende hoy otro Jarabe para las enferme
ladies del pechO.
Ea Puerto Rico Sc han yendido veinte y !
,inco mil frascos en- cuatro amos
Esta es la mayor garapt{a.
Centenares de certificates dc los prncipa-
es Medicos confirman la bondad del medica
nento.
La Tos DE La GRIPPE, que tanto molesta, ,se
,ura con un solo frasco.
he ~ .:ierlna1a3es u.as moiests- au.
stacar j., huusnisad con muche frecuencis,
,o.l e. s.ina, la b~or.quitis. la los pertraz Y
IN &c egai todas las Is las Was resprat.,
ia.
rerf 10 hay eaf.lodio tan = fioaz para elIse
'on,o 81 Jasabe del Dr iSusetoai, rreearadn
Or 81 Liclo. Gadea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19

don Luis Sauqufri.o, don Jose n D..nb6n,
! don Eduardo NJ srtorel, don Emilio Monti-
| ila, don adolfo Rick hoff don ventura La
nos don Ramon Salgado para que por
81 o por medic dc apoderado Sc presenter
ca dlcho centro 4 recoier los falios absolute
rios remitidos por el Tribunal de Cuentas
del Reine, que ann Sc hallan pendentes de
entrega.
Ha sldo declarad0 cesante ell Aduanero
del Resglardo de Hacienda Pedro Perez Vi
haspies, que ell dia : del actual hzo abando-
no del deatacamento que cubre en- la Ceiba
seccion de Fajardo, siendo baja desde dicho
dfa.
Entire los numerosos casos de curaciones
hechas con la "Herpetina de Torregrosa",
tgura Ell de un herpe de doce a7Ios, curado
radicalmente por ell doctor Rodriguez Can
cio reputable facultativo de San Sebastian,
con solo seis frascos del referido medica-
mento. " La Herpetina de Torregrosa'', es
un yerdadero especifico contra la diatesis
herpetica Sc usa al propio tempo con la
Locion antiherp6tica . de Torregrosa, la
cual no solamente calma las irritaciones
el picor herpetico. sino que con su uso topi
co desaparecen las manchas barros pecas
de la cara. SohcltenSe ambOs medicamentos
en- todas las Boticas.
Sc esta tramitando, con informe favora-
BILE de la Diputacion, un expediente del
Ayuntamiento de Mayagiez para aumentar
el sueldo de sus emp!eados durante ell ano
1894 80, en- ammonia con la depreciation de
la plata circulante en- ell pals, y con la cual
Sc regular aquelos haberes.
Cura Ia tisis y reconstltuye ell sistsma
DR.. Leoni'ias Aguero NJ, Medico Cru
iano Y Partel de Ia Uniyersidad Central de
Venezuela, Professor del Colego Federal de
Primera Categoria del Estado de Lara, etc
Ce' titico: Que hace de diez amos he
veuldO usandG Ell hi practica la Emulsion
de Scott con Satisfactotios resultados. Co
mo toDico recOnstituyente en- las enferme-
dades de larga duracion Ell que ell organis-
mo ha sufrido p6rdidas considerables en- las
afecciones de las Was respiratorias, especial
mente en- la tisis tuberculosa hacienda nso
de ella Oportunamente, en- el raqutismO.
eacrdtnia, bronquitis, etc. \ en- :Odos aque-
los easos de debilidad general product a
por una mala alimehtacion nutrici6n in
suftiente, sobre todo en- los uinos, en- qae-
nes este agente obra de una manera mara
viliosa
Me es satisfactorio hacer esta pdblica ma
nifestacion para ben de la humanidad dc
ljente-- Or. L. Aguero, u.
pa a:e.,.o,o-3o
~ ~ O., r11 "a
20 ~. ao ~ :. 'oteo'
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oo1abor,dor nraato,dn a., o1,,,,,,rao n go
ol,1o coi.,,i
Cuando oi organisino deeae las fnerzas
He ai"l' oo@i,'' = oiftt,, t'oco 10 h'tti ioion
tct 4t4'& NC aa 'o9.So t'S10i $50 que "a fc'i
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19

Dios, para hacer brilar la virtud que 40
ocuta, arma contra ella la lengua de la
vida. El COrdn.
cada uno Sc lie seflala su parte de m ise-
ria, como rln oficio arte que debe practicar
para instruirse. .--Senec0.
Somos de ordnario maldicientes mas por
vanidad que por malicia.
Damos consejos pero no la prudenca de
aprovecharlos.
Nunca es mas dificil hablar ben que Guam
do nos ayergOnzamOs de callar.
LarOchefoucauH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19
En nn reataurant barato:

En uu restaurant barato:
Mozo, estos huevoa pasados por aqua
est n malos; lame usted al amo. Llega 6s-
te los mira. dirigieadose al mozo, lie dice
indguado:
~, Imbtciil :. estos hueyos no Sc sirven
pasados por aqua, euando estan on este es
tado Sc sirven en- tortilla.
Examen lie quimica:
;Como conocerfa usted la presencia del
edo pr1sieo en- una sustanciaf
<-Basta aspiraria nn momento; 81 SO cae
uno mnerto, es que Ell efecto tiene aeido
prnsico.
ID . l. o X 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19

llama los ssliores don Carlos Penaranda.
don Lnis Sauqufri.o, don jose n D.nb6n,
don Eduardo rtorel, don Emilio Monti-
lila, don adolfo Rick hoff don ventura La
nos don Ramon Salgado para que por
81 o por medic dc apoderado Sc presenter
ca dicho centro 4 recoier los fallos absolute
rios remitidos por el Tribunal de Cuentas
del Reino, que ann Sc hallan pendentes de
entrega.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-19

va Sc hallan muy adelantados los trabajos
de Ia galerfa de perio1- tas one est3 forman-
do el acreditado fptogrsfo don Eduardo Mo
lima dentro de algunos dias la pondra a
Ia vepta.-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
Please Read to the Bottom.

On or before January |. 1896, The
ZINES will send each one of its sub
scribers who may be in arrears for
subscription. at that date, statement
of amount due us thereon, with -
quest for promp. settlement. This en-
tails considerable labor. and may be
materially lessened by our patrons. if
they will walk up u the captains Of
ice and pay us before that date. We
are going To send these statements out
because We need the money. and be-
cause 1T is due us and we are entitled
to have it. The low price of cotton in
The past few years has made it difficult
for some to pay. and We think we have
beer very patient. There is no excuse
now and il you owe us anything, on
subscription or otherwise, call and pay
1t like u man. Another has truly said
There IS nothing of more benefit in
tbe education of family than paper
that is clean and unbiased in all
things" AS we try 10 be. and it re-
quires prompt ,,aying constituency
AS well as the moral support IF til
masses. To make "A success of this sort
of newspaper. Please favor us with
the amount due us.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
Circuit Court in Session.

we were somewhat surprised yester-
DAY morning upon learning of the sit
tlhg or the circuit court. it having
some how escaped our notice that the
September term WAS adjourned To No.
Vemotr Il. for the purpose of irving
the levee cases. Judge Hutton is pre-,
siding as usual, and there is uulte a
large attendance of prominent legal
lights from Little Rock, Marianne
ana other places OF less note. Among
the visitors We have noted Judge John
b. Jones, M. M. COIN and l.. G.. Balch
OF the former city. aud Hon. James =
Brown and John NJ. Daggett of the
latter; Col. Smith, of Crittenden: Cant
Pharr, of Lee; NJ II Adamson and
perhaps Others are here whose names
we have not learned.
The following witnesses have also
been IN attendance: from Craighrad
county, Allen Springer; Mississipni
county, j. b. Driver. b. G. Springfield
Poinsett county, Ben Harris. ] A
Enrich. w. FL. Wade: Crittenden
county, J. +. Smith, f. G.. Barton. II
Il. McVeigh; Cross county. & NJ
i4evesque, w. II. Newsom: Lee county
II. L Rodgers, II. Y. Pharr. ] NJ
Daggett; Phillips county, l.. A. Fitz.
patrick. W q. Smiley; ST. Francis. las
russell. j. G Stern, +. w. DeRossitr
peterson, Jackson. r.. j Williams.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
Twice Sentenced to Hang.

Nearly six years ago a white man
named Lilly was arrested in Carroll
county, Va, charged with having MUIR
dered woman and burned her BODY
under brush pile. The evidence was
purely circumstantial, but in the
opinion of the jury it was strong
enough to convict him, and he was
condemned to be hanged The court
OF appeals, however, set the verdict
aside. There was second trial.
and Lilly was second time con-
demned to be hanged. Again the ver-
dict was set aside. BY law passed
by the legislature last winter such
cases were taken from the jurisdiction
OF the circuit court, in which Lillv's
case had been tried. At the term of
circuit court just adjourned in Carroll
county there was compromise effect
ed between the commemorative attor.
ney and Gen. j. A. Walker. Lillv's
counsel, by which it was agreed that
Lilly should be discharged under the
ola indictment, rearrested and indicted
In the county court, tried for man
slaughter and sentenced to two and
one-half years in the penitentiarv.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22

+. J. Sanders, after pleasant visit
OF several days with his brother and
| friends here. returned to Lebanon.
Tennessee, Wednesday. While here
he spent few days i'll bird and duck
| hunting.
Mrs. Otto Rollwage and adopted
daughter, Miss Pearl Anderson. went
to Gent. Monroe county, Wednesday.
on visit to relatives and friends
Gent is the new town recently plated
by Mr. Rollwage and others. and is
growing.
VIM. Stone. of Colt, was in the city
Wednesday, and gave us pleasant
call. He is elated at the fact that not
wlthstanding the crop Is small, he has
ginntd more cotton this fall than ever
before. Over 700 bales have been turn
ed out At his gin.
Mrs. L. ID. Barrow, mother of K. J.
Barrow. arrived in the cit, Wednesday
from Mt. Pleasant. Tenn. on "A visit to
her son and other relatives aud friends.
Mrs Rolfe Eldridge, and Miss. Winta
Long, also of Mt. Pleasant. accompani.
ed her, and will visit relatives i'm the
county for some time
John NJ. Davis, Familiarity known AS
JACK. was III town yesterday and
brought in some very fine second crop
irish potatoes. He left one at The
TINES office weighing Is ounces. which
was grown on land cleared and put IN
to cultivation in 1929. by his father.
Cornelius Davis. who came here from
Kentucky the proceeding wear and set
on the place where Jack W lives. 1t
is thus again proven that the soil of this
section is the finest in the world. and
though constantly cultivated for De-
rod OF nearly 70 years. is Yet capable of
producing the most perfect specimens
of every kind of produce.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
LOW Rates to Atlanta.

Extremely low excursion rates have
been made to Atlanta and return over the
Nashville. Chattanooga Il st. Louis Rail-
way via Memphis, Mckenzie. Nashville,
Lookout Mountain, etc, on account OF the
great Cotton States and international .4X-
position, open from September Is to De-
cember 81. 1895. This is the preferred
route to the East and Southeast, and pas
sengers for their own benefit should insist
and see that their tickets reed over thls
line. Double daily fast trains from Mem
phis. and through sleeping car service oe-
tween Nashville and Jacksonville, fi".'
vi. Chattanooga. Lookout Mountain, At
Ianta etc. For further information adj
dress n. C. Cowardin. Western Passenger
Agent. Railway Exchange Building 81
Louis, Mo-. or
w. l.. DANLEY, G. p. & I. A.
Nashville, Tenn.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
Protection OF the MississjppI-

In the annual report of the chief of
the engineer corps of the army to the
secretary of war it is stated that ar
rangements have been made to mount
TWO modern heavy guns on disappear-
ing carriages at Fort st. Philip. below
New Orleans. The site for a battery
adjacent to the old fort, and forming
part of it, has been located. and
VIII be prepared. The totallv-de-
fenseless condition of the an.
proaches to New Orleans has for a
long time been source of uneasiness
TO thinking people. The CAPTURE of
New Orleans by an enterprisinr enemy
would be a loss to the country of the
gateway to the entire Mississinni val
ley. 1t is for this reason that the
mouth of the Mississippi is one of the
mose important strategical position in
the country, and it would undoubtedly
De one of the first points attacked.
particularly should the defenses he
lacking in strength.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
North and Northeast.

re Won have any intention OF gong 10
the North or East this fall or winter, you
should advise yourself of the best rou'e
from the South and West. rms IS lne
louisville 81 Nashville Railroad, when Is
running double daily trains from Mem
nhis through to Louisville, Cincinnati
Wa ' Chattanooga. Atlanta. WASH
ington. Philadelphia, New OK, o.,oa ans
Detroit. Buffalo and all points Nossn so, an
Fast Pullman Sleeping Car SEW ser -
through. Specially low rates liiaeo ,h,
Atlanta during the continuance oi ~" 80
states Exposition. For particulars 40 y
rates and through car service write
C.P. ATMoRE. Gen'i Pass; Agent
Louisville, Ky.
Max BArMGARTEN, Pass: AGENT
Memphis, Tenn.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
Widow Elopes with n Row.

Mrs. Sarah Lewis, the widow of one
OF the most prominent doctors of Ra-
.lelEA county, W. Va, As years of ace.
the mother of a son % years old. and
the possessor OF $4,000, eloped with
Charles Jones, II years old, youth of
gooa family. Mrs. Lewis son was
aware of the visits of Jones. and re-
Gently shot at him, but did little in
Jury, making slight flesh wound
The other day he saw Jones TALKING IN
ms mother and ran for his rifle. The
couple saw young Lewis in time and
young Jones made his escape To her
son Mrs. Lewis said she had called
Jones in. Lewis was not satisfied. and
shouldering his gun, set out to find
and shoot Jones. He got one shot AT
him, as he and Mrs Lewis disannaorad
in a buggy. ca
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
KENTUCKY DAY AT ATLANTA.

Goy.-EIect Brady Eulogizes Kentucky
Tho Gifted GRADY and His Prophetic
Words.
On Kentucky Day at the Atlanta
Ca exposition Gov. elect Bradley of
Kentucky delivered a short address,
during which he said:
mo two states Of the south are more
deeply impressed with the fact that great COM
mercial prosperity awaits them. and no two,
trust and believe, will more earnestly and zeal
ously labor to accomplish grand results.
ITO give Kentucky the need of praise to
which she is entitled Is beyond the power Of
tongue or pen. Her history is part of the ma
TONS story. II she had done nothing more
than give to the world Clay and Lincoln she
would be immortal Kentucky and Georgia,
indeed the whole south. are awakening to the
possibilities of the future. In this section we
have not accomplished what might have been
accomplished; but the future will prove that
We have now New South-a south devoted to
improvements. south that has broken its
chains and that stands forth in unfettered
manhood.
while we love the south and are devoted to
It's interests, we rejoice that sectional lines
have been substantially erased, ana that to-
uay We have in reality no south, no north, no
east, no west. but one country. grand and in
Invisible, to which every citizen owes mis- high
ost auegiance. would that your gifted Grady
we're living that he might see the swift ap-
preaching realization which his prophetic
words portrayed His patriotic utterances
nave not been forgotten. but form the part and
parcel of the inspiration OF this occasion"
After drawing a picture of the
events of the war and of events follow
ing, he said:
we pause not to discuss what led to that
strife, nor the motives by which men were
actuated; we know that In this broad land
tnere is not one who does not rejoice that the
Union was preserved We put behind US for
ever the bitterness Of the past and shall keep
constantly before us the glories which are our
common heritage and the magnificent poss-
oliities OF the future Henceforth there will be
no contest between us, except as to who can do
most TO build up the country. who can do most
10 develop its resources, who can do most to
protect its honor. who can do most to preserve
Its institutions"
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
To Publishers and Printers

our Prouty Cylinder Press, upon which
Tue state Gazette is printed, is for sale n;
bargain. 1t is in perfect order-in fac,
- as good as new. Our reason for selling
Is that the Increased business of the STAT
"azette demands larger press. rhe
press VIII PRINT an column folio or a <.
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hand. IL must be disposed Of immediate.
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away or Tor particulars address Tom ~
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
SlraYed or St0Ian

One dark bay horse mule. about 0
years old, branded with diamond b on
right shoulder. Leftimy farm about
nve miles west of Forrest City last
March; will pay $40 reward for his re-
turn To me. j. w. BEcK
Forrest City, Ark, Sept. Is. 1875.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
OIL the announced numbers had TO he
Omittpd - ~
A Child Enjoys

Inc pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when io
need OF laxative, and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow its use; so thai
u Is the best family remedy known. and
every family should have a bottle on
hand
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1895-11-22
For Rent or Lease.

A farm of 40 acres. all in cultivation.
situated two miles west of Caldwell,
81. Francis ounty. known as Mrs. T..
NJ. Harper's place. will be rented or
leased for term of years, on reasona-
bic terms. For full particulars apply
10 w. III. ALDRIDGE.
Forrest City, Ark. Nov 20, 1895.