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The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
St. Valentine Night.

| In the Olden Tune. on the 14th of February. called St. Valentines Eve, 1t was the custom for maidens and
 bachelors to come together and make 1t merry with selecting ones Valentine for the year. The bachelor was bound
 to remain true to his Valentine, some
 what after the fashion of the medieval
 Knight of romance to his lady love. U Thursday night.at the hotel, one was forcibly reminded of the old time cus- tom, for all the belles and beaux of For
 rest City, and some of our neighbOrs.
 were assembled, disguised with all
 manners and shapes that it is possible ! for the mind to conceive ofs and truly che mind of mortal is varied and full of ingenuity, capable of conceiving any shape and then putting it into practice
 with perfect acting.
 There we found Mephistopheles gal lanting demure Nun; Bouquet of Roses swinging to the arm of grim Frlar; the Queen of Scots looked lov. ing down on the Chinaman; the Even ing Star twinkled alongside of Squire
 Hayseed; a courtly Cavalier deigned tn escort d pretty Flower Girl and bruff Sailor seemed at home with a Tam bourine Girl; d sweet little Japanese lady nestled by the side of d Crap Shoot ST, while the Daughter of the Regiment
 was protected by d Big Indian; a Hi dalgo clung to the side of a Queen while d Cowboy stalked abroad with Night; a Clown and pretty Shepherdess. a gallant Soldier Boy with Turkish Maid, Harlequin and an Angel. But terfy and Monk, Kings, Princes. Dairymaids, Dromios. etc, and last but not least THE TIMES arm in arm with Devil.
 The locker -on gaZed in wonder, as in dream, putting to himself the QueS- tion, Have by some magician's wand been transported to another world?" Cupid with his bow and arrow was not seen tc mortal vision, but no doubt he was active enveloped in his mystic veil. going hither and tbither. whisper
 ing in the ear. his beguiling words, and piercing the heart with his arrow so strong and so swift.
 At l2 o'clock the trumpet sounded loud and clear. Each maskeT. with
 nervous fingers and beating heart, tore
 off the mask and stood revealed. The evening wore on, the dance continued until the evening star sunk down be- hind the horizon long, long ag,. and the merry jewellers were reminded that
 the "morhing hour'' was almost ill
 in vlew. and they must hurry home,
 bidding farewell to St. Valentine until
 another year.
 :, For this delightful social event we
 are indebted to the ladies, as the dain- i ty invites read, "Given by the ladies of torrost City. complimentary to the young gentlemen"
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Or1er.

Ip the St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term, 1895 w k Kendrick, as collector for
 and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District. plt'ff, Warn
 vs ing
 T. Patton, delft Order The defendant, '. Patton, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff ". R. kendrick
 Feb. s, 1895 T. c. FOIBRE, Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term, 1895 w. R, Keadrck, as collector for
 and m behalf of f St Francis Leyee District, plt'f, l Warl,-
 Vs> ing Jefels-p Lumber Co. def'ts,. Order ihe defendants, Jefferson LuTber Go are warned to appear i'll this court within thr- ty days. and answer the complaint of the pisinlitf, W R Kendrck.
 teffe $, 1895 T. {, FoLBRE. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order.

In the St, Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term. 1895 w r Brandon. as Executor of the Estate of J l. Brandon, dec'd,, Wasn-
 vs plt'f. ing B P Erwin, Heir of Mark Stan Order
 ley, dec'd, def't
 The defendant, B P Erwin, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. w Brandon, as Executor of the Estate of J 1. Brandon, decd
 T. c. FOS. Buy, Clerk Feb. &. lS95- By T. c. 'MERwIN. II. c.
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Warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term. 1895 w R Kendrick, as collector for
 and in behalf of St.. Francis Levee District, plt'f. Warn
 vs ing Unknown Heirs of JnO Rober- Order
 son. dec, def'ts The defenttants, the unknown heirs of John RobersOs, dec. are warned to ap- pear in this coart within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, w R., Kendrick.
 Feb. s, 1895 T. C. FoLRRE, Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order.

In the St, Francis Circuit Court James Il. Smith. Plr'ff
 ys- $, D. Pyatt and SIT Oakley Warming partners under the firm name Order of Pyatt & Oakley. Defts The defendants S. D. Pyatt and Frank T. Oakley as tue firm of Pyatt & Oakley, ate warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days; and answer the complaint of the plain tir. James II smith.
 TIC, FOLBRE. Clerk
 of ST. Francis Circuit Court. true copy from the Record. Attest: T. C. FOIBRE Clerk By I. .. Merwip, D. c. Feb, l2, lSgs.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit; Court.
 srate of Arkansas. First National Bank of Sterling Kansas. Plt'f.
 Ys r.. Warning S. D. Pyatt and Frank T. Oak-,{ Order icy. partners nndcr the firm name of Pyatt Oakley. Def'ts The defendants, Pyatt X Oakley. are wacned toappear in thls Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff First National Bank of Sterling Kansas T. c. FOLBRE, Clerk true copy of the Record. Attest; T. C. FOIBRE Clerk Norton Prewett, Solicitors for Plaintif. Feb. I2 lsE5
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
warning Order.

warning Order.
 Tn the St Francis Circn1t Court.
 March Term. 1895. w k Kendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District. plt'nl
 vs ! Warning k H Laws. def't Order The defendant. k H Laws. is warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, W k kendrick.
 Feb s. 1895. T c FOLBRE, Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
WARNING ORDER.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court
 March Term. 1895. WR 2ndrick. as culiector for and in behalf of St Fraacis Levee D.str.cs, pi'f
 vs Warning sam Smother. def't Order The defendant, Sam, Shither. is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, " kken1rck.
 Feb <, 1885. re FoIRRr Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order

Warning Order. In the St. Francis Circuit Court
 March Term. 1895 w kendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District plt'f.
 vs. Warming c. c. Baldwin. Deft. Or6er The defendant. C. c. Baldwin is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff w. k. kendrick.
 Feb $, 1895. TO. FOLBRE. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
warning Order.

In the St Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term 1895. W R Kendrick, as collector for and in behalf of St. Francfs Levee Dirtrict. plt'fr
 vs Warning " $ MarsSey. & Co, def't Order The defendants. W Markey & Co. are warned to appear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plain. tiff, W k Kendrick
 Feb S. 1895. TO FOLBRH Clerk
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warning Order.

In the St Francis Circuit Court
 March Term. 1895. WR KeHdricl, as collector tor and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, pt'ff
 vs { Warning M l. Neacham, delft Order The defendant. Nj. l.. Meachan. is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer tire complaint of the plaintiff W k kendrick.
 Eeba 1895, re EOLBRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
warning Order.

Warning Order.
 In the St. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term, 1885 w WR Kendrick. as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, pIt'H vs Warning Massy Martin, def't Order The defendant, Massy Martin, is warned to appear in thls Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of tue plaintiff, W k Kendrck.
 Febs, 1895. T CEFOLBRE Clerk
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WARNING ORDER.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term, 1895 w RlKendrick. as collector for
 ard in behalf of St, trancts Levee District, plt'ff, Warn Sweet & Featherston, deft's ] Order
 The defendant. Featherstnn, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. W, R, Kendiick, Feb. s. 1895 T. C. FoLRRE, Clerk
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AYERS Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver & O., Lowell. Mass. Prompt to act, sure to cure
Warning Order.

In the St. Francis Circuit Court. w. w. Rucker, Puff
 vs. Warning Order. Pyatt & Oakley derts
 The efendants s. D. Pyatt and F. T. Oakley are warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff w. w. Fucker. T;C Folbre, Clerk Feb. 14. 1895.
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
Warning Order.

Warning Order. In the St. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term 1895. MR Rkendrick, as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis I.evee District. plt'ff.
 vs. Warming ID. 0. Ball. def't. Order. The defendant, D. c. Ball. is warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty days. and apswer the complaint of the plaintiff, " K kendrick
 Feb s.1SaS. TIC, FOLERE, Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
WARNING ORDER.

qn the St Francis Circuit Court
 March Term, 1895. w kendrick, as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, pltn
 Vs Warning D Rees. deft Order The defendant D A Rees, is warned 10 ap- pear m this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, W k kendrick.
 Feb s, 1895. T C FOLBRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
WarninHOrder

WirninK Order ln the St. Francis Circuit Court,
 March Term. 1895 w k Kendrick. a>,c0llectoG for
 and isi .hrhaif of St. Francis iaevee District, plrf, Warn.
 vS ing Sam Shithel.. delft Order Isfe defendant. Sam Shit,en. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days. ard answer the complaint of the plaintiff. w R. KFndrick.
 Feb $. 1895 TT c FoIgRE. Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
WARNING ORDER.
Tn the St. Francis Circuit Cour

In the St. Francis Circuit Court
 March Term. 1895. W K Keudrick. as collector for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, plt'fi
 vs Warming James w Williamson. delft Order The defendant. James W Williamson, is warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plain- tiff. w k Keudrick.
 Feb s, 1895. re FOLBRE Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
WARNING ORDER.

"ARNINU VEDER.
 In the St. Francis Circuit Court March Term. 1895 Kendrfck, as coll, ctor for and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, plt'ff vs Warning l. Rhodes. def't Order The defendant. l. II Rhodes, is warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, W k keHdrick.
 Feb $. 1895 T c FOLBRE Clerk
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Saved Her. Life.

Mrs. c. J. WOODBRIDGE, Of Wortham, Texas. saved the life of her child by the nse of Ayers Cherry Peetoral.
 "one of my children had Group. The aase was attended by our physician. and was supposed to be we'll under control. One night I was startled by the child's hard hfeathing. and on going to if found it stran- glfng. It had nearly ceased to breathe. had become possible in spite of the medicines given, reasoned tAat such remedies would be of no avail. Having part of a bottle of Ayers Cherry Peetoral in the house, I gave anxiously waited results. From the mopreat the Pectoral was given, the child's breathing grew easier, and, in a short time, she was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally. The child is alive and we'll to-day, and tto not hesitate to say that Ayers Cherry Pee t0ral saved her life"
The Forrest City times., 1895-02-15
WARNING ORDER.

WARNING c ORDER. In the St. Francis Circuit Court.
 March Term, 1s95.i w Ra kpndrlcE. as collector for and in bphali pf
 St. Francis Levee Dist, plt'ff, l Warn
 vs.- ing Brick N Go. def'ts. Order. The defendants, Prick &> Co.,. are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. W R Kpndrck Feb. s. 1895. T. c. FoLBRE. Clerk.
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WARMING ORDER. In the St Francis Circuit Court.
 Mareh Term. 1885,. w. R. .Kendrick. as collector for.,
 and in behalf of St. Francis Levee District, pi.,fA Warn
 vs, ing Coffey, Sglcer and Banks, defts Order. The defendant. Banks, is warned to ap- pear in t6is Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, w. R Kendrick. Feb. s, 1895, T.. c, FQLBRE. Clerk.
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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-28
COUNSMAN'S WEALTH
His Widow, Step-DaughUer and 8.
Slight Want to Manage 1t.

His Widow, Step-Daughuer and =. Is.
Slight Want to Manage 1t.
On the Sth of last August William
Counsman, an aged farmer, was injured
in a runaway accident at Fourteenth and
D streets, and subsequently died of his
injuries. Shortly before his death he
decided all his property to his young
wife, daughter of IL. D. Blodgett of
Colusa. lie had an adopted daughter, II
years of age, who had lived with him all
her life.
On the 18th of this month s. d. Slight,
who was formerly member of Couns-
mans family, filed petition in the Su-
perior Court for letters of administration
on the estate. 1t was tC have been heard
last Friday, but on the preceding day
Mrs. Amelia Counsman, the widow, also
filed petition for letters of admlnlstra-
ton. The hearing of both petitions was
then set for November oth.
The contest is based on the allegation OF
undue influence on the part or Mrs.
Counsman. The rights of the adopted
daughter, it is claimed. have been over
looked entirely. and she syill be sheard
when the matter comes up in court.
The estate consists of $4,000 worth OF
real estate in Sacramento and Suffer
Counties, and personal property valued
at 50, 900. Counsman had his life insured
for 50, 900, and had the policy made out In
favor of his wife.
Albert Nj. Johnson is Sights attorney,
and Driver IL Sims are looking alter the
interests of the widow. 1t Is SAID the
Public Administrator may possibly take
hand in the matter, and II Is likely The
contest will be a lively one.
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question by Mr.. Johnson, concerning the
contents OF the letters.
us it conceivable, your honor" said
Mr.. Johnson, that this woman, having
had those letters eight months before the
| tragedy, can remember nothing that they
contained ?"
Turning to the witness he asked:
why didn't you stop IL"
wv ell, has woman always the power
to do thing of that kind ?'' replied Mrs.
| Hart.
THAT is why you went to Christ ?"
ask ed Johnson.
~ es," replied Mrs. Hart.
| Witness said Mrs. Christ sent her the
unsigned letters she had received. She
went to Mrs. Christ's house and accused
her OF having sent the poetry to Hart,
and objected to him visiting her any
more. Mrs. Christ said she lied, and or
dered her out of the house. She told
Mrs. Christ that she had the two letters
and would show them to Christ. Mrs
| Christ said her husband would not be-
lieve that she sent the letters to Hart.
The witness denied having told Mrs.
Eby that she found the letters three days
! before the shooting
officer Higgins identified the furniture
which was in the room when the shooting
occurred. The furniture was offered in
evidence,
| This closed the testimony for the prose-
cution, and short recess was ordered.
After recess Attorney Johnson said the
defense had no testimony to offer. The
case was then submitted without argu-
ment.
The defendant is charged with MUIR
der, one OF the greatest-in fact, the high
est-crime known to our laws" said JUS
tice Davis. This is preliminary ex-
animation for the purpose OF ascertain
ing If an of1ense has been committed. l
have arrived at conclusion as to what
the theory Of the defense is. No defense
was made by the defendant. and the proof
| being made clear that the deceased died
from gunshOt wound, the question is,
how was it done? | assumed that the de-
Tense would be accidental death. A great
deal of testimony has been introduced by
the prosecution tending 10 show why the
defendant killed his wife. L think the
motive has been shown. am satisfied
! by physical facts which convince me that
someone killed the deceased, and that the
| defendant did it.'
Justice Davis then made formal order
holding Christ to answer for murder,
| without bail.
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BRIEF NOTES.

]. Kileen, who was charged with hav-
ing disturbed Poundmaster Cooksley's
peace. has been discharged.
The suit of Ella Riley against James
Riley for aliInony has been set by Judge
Hinkson tor trial for to-day.
Grant Pittman has been sentenced to
forty days Imprisonment in the County
Jail for creating general disturbance of
the peace.
Chris Curtin sustained q painful injury
to one of his eyes while at work in the
railroad shops Saturday. He was aoci-
dentally struck with q monkey wrench.
H. Leinberger. proprietor of a road
house near Washington, Yolo County,
has a bicycle for which there is no owner.
The machine was left near his place last
Friday.
Justice Henry on Saturday granted the
motion Of w. a. Anderson for the dis
missal OF the charges of forgery against
q. ii. Crocker (alias Davis and Joe
Croker (alias G.. Ii. Walnetf), alleged to
have been committed in 1892 The charges
were barred by the statute of limitations
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To Steady the Nerves

narcotics and sedatives are Inadequate. The
effect they produce is paralytic. They destroy
sensation without benefiting the nerves.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the contrary,
strengthens and Soothes the nervous system.
OVerWork and mental anxiety weaken and
relax 1t, and there is no more reliable means
of bracing it and restoring nerve quietude,
than by reinforcing digestion and promoting
assimilation of the foOd-two effects always
consequent upon the use OF the great stom-
achic Failing strength is recuperated, a
regular habit of body restored, and appetite
impro ved by the Bitters. Disease must be re-
garded as an exceedingly remote possibility
bv any one whose system has been thus re-
inforced. Malarial disease, constipation, dys-
pepsia rheumatism and kidney troubles are
overcome by and prevented by this standard
medicine, which has no peer among American
tonics, and is in constantly increasing de
mand in Mexico, the West Indies and South
America.
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Now Better Known as the Boy Wizard Will
Once More Demonstrate His Pie
nOmenaI Power Over Disease.
Metropolitan Theater Throws Wide Open
Its Doors to the Sick and Suffer-
ing Thursday Night, October
3Ist Free to All.
An Old Citizens Expression of Gratitude
Over His Marvellous Restoration to
Health and Happiness.

The Boy Wizard has engaged Metropolitan
Theater for Thursday night, October 31st. at
which time he Will give grand free public
demonstration for the benefit OF the poor of
Sacramento, when the public will be admit
ted free. and the poor treated free upon the
stage. Admission free, seats free, treatment
Oh stage free.
Never before in the history of California has
such noble, charitable and magnanimous
offer been placed before the sick and suffering.
Realizing that hundreds were unable to OBJ
tain even standing room at anyof his pre-
vious demonstrations, aud that many of the
afflicted poor are oebarred from receiving this
great blessing the management of the Boy
Wizard has char1tably made the above offer.
There will be no partiality shown at this
exhibition. All will be treated alike AS 1t
is given in the interest of the poor none but
the poor will be treated on the stage, but all
will be admitted without cost. The very
worst ana most serious cases Will be treated
first, after which those with less serious all
ments viii receive his attention.
There was day when magnetism as a cura-
tive agent was doubted but that day has
passed. The Boy Wizard has perfected too
many remarkable cures of well-known cltl-
zens that cannot be disputed. They have
bee n witnessed by thousands of people, not
only in Sacramento, but all over this great
State he possesses a power too strange TO
define, too mysterious 10 fathom, too mlracu-
lous to comprehend TOO wonderful to explain,
too remarkable to conceive His public
demonstrations of healing the sick are the
most glorious and awe-inspiring of all tri-
umphs in medical research. The audience
becomes fairly bewildered as they witness the
almost instantaneous healing OF chronic cases
that have been pronounced incurable and
given up by the medical profession. No pen
or words can describe such an exhibition of
soul-stirring events. 1t is worth going miles
to see.
The latest instance of a most startling cure
accomplished by the Boy Wizard, is that OF
Ellie. Alexander Leblanc OF this city. He is
one of the oldest citizens OF Sacramento, and
for years carried the painting business
here. When his afiiiction became so great
that 1t was necessary TO use cruches, he was
compelled to abandon his business, since
which time he and his pair OF crutches have
been most IA niliar figure to the public.
Therefore when he seen last Tuesday
morning walking without his crutches, well
man again, his friends could not believe the
evidence OF their own eyes, and many WHO n
he did not know stopped him TO enquire tie
cause OF the radical change, and us he himself
expressed it to a reporter, at takes me an
hour to walk block, so many stop me and
want to know how it ali came about"
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss E. Bittner of Truckee is guest at
the Golden Eagle.
County Clerk w. I. May of Placer was
in the city on Saturday.
Deputy State Printer E. S. Hadley is
on visit TO Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wilson of San
Francisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Keegan Of San
Francisco spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Z. r. Tiel and Mrs. n. w. Rob-
bins have returned from two weeks
visit to San Francisco and Stockton.
Charles Studarus, the well-known
farmer residing near Natoma, is just re-
covering from long and severe attack OF
pneumonia. His many friends will be
glad to learn that he ID SO nearly wei!
again that he hopes to be about ia few
DAYS,
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for him on the outside. The key would
not be a very difficult one to initiate.
When Sheriff johnson took office his
predecessor turned over to him set of
keys that had been in use for fifteen or
twenty years, if not longer. Deputies of
past administrations must have had keys,
which were or should be turned over
when they went out of office, but no
doubt some of them forgot to do so, and
some of the keys may have been mislaid
or lost where the friends of some pris-
oners found them. 1t would seem to be
wisdom on the part of the Board of SUI
pervisors, in view of all the facts, to put
an extra lock on each of the outside
doors, in order to promote greater Sc
curity from such occurrences as Satur-
days
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WILL BE BURIED TO-DAY.

Funeral of the Late NJ. III. Burke of
Virginia City.
The funeral of M. II. Burke who died
at Virginia City, Nevada, on last Thurs
day. will take place in this city to-day. at
2:30 p. ~, from the residence Of Mrs. X.
Burke, at 1903 d street.
Mr.. Burke was born and raised in this
city and was about SO years old. For
several years past he has been engaged in
mining in Nevada. He was great
favorite with all who knew him and was
one of the crack shots in the Virginia
City rifle team. A short time ago he
caught a cold, which developed into con-
sumption and carried him off.