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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

Att arrangements hare
iccted for bringing Mekin|
properly before the 81. Lou'
ton. senator Foraker, q
make the nonlinatIon aPcca
ator 1'hursson, Of NCbrsska,
ond the nomination.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

Is several weeks before the state Con-
yention, we suggest that there Il Just
working chance for Parsons, bier.
bower, Sweet, Garrett Ramsey, Fem.
and few others. Boise Mail.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

-, SENATOR DAVID y. Hill. and Mr..
" hitney claim New York for Democ-
faey beyond any doubt, provided tho
nnicago Convention nomlnates can
aldate for President on aound money
platform. The Rains law has sent
'nousauds of recruits into the Demo
cratic ranks.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

LIE Democrats Of Idaho should move
WIN caution this year. 10 get in the
po'le'eai procession Alright, they should
''''ehd the primaries and vote right.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18

THERE are lots o dead .it|
the early candidates for shsl
tial nomination on the \
ticket.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

OF Men. Women and Children in Blackoot and All T,a
tary Country, that it will be to your interest before
make your Spring and Summer purchases to
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-04-18
Ne Have ente the Most Complete Line Of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS

[. WILL NOT The celebrated A. Co.'S line of Ladies am
:, 80 Fine Cha H. Ingalls, line of 50 Oxforls W. r. Usl
y 1HE STAT Eof Boys and Youths The Gieske line
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
A Doctor on Smok Ing.

Patients and conyaleScents will take comfort in the answer given by Dr Jankau to the question May 1 smoke Doctor2o-an answer quoted with ap proval by the Lancet. Dr. Jankan says that as general rule there is-need to forbid the use of tobacco in surgical cases, with the exception of those in- volving th9 eyes. the abdomen, and the bladder, and that most of the affec- tiOns where tbe use of tobacco is in- furious are just like those which cause the patient to dislike 1t, in fact, in these the discinlinatlon to smoke is one of the first signs that d man is unwell. With certain troubles such as those of the throat and pharynx, or cases of pe- ritonitis, tobacco should not be used but the doctor says tEat it is by no means certain it has anything to do with cancer of the lips or tongue He would allow to habitual smokers two or three mild cigars even in cases of organic affections of the heart, but would exercise great caution in ner- vous diseases of that organ, and with nervous dyspepsia, where the use of cigarettes may lead to very serious consequences.
 In pulmonary affections he would encourage smoking, experiments having taught us "the prophylactic acid and even the bactericidaI acton of tobac co on the micro organisms of the mouth and those of cal buncie, typhoid fever and of pneumonia, and the bacili of tuberculosis. New York sun.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
1t Cured Them All,

Mir. Henry Shira, Girard, Ala, says 1.-Two years ago 1 had severe case of Grippe and could not recover from its ef- fleets. About a year ago tried Kings Royal Germeteur and was soon well. It also cured me of bowel trouble, which 1 had for four years, and l find it to be a quick cure for headache. It cured my wife of Grippe also. and she says it is the best thing she can get for Asthma and Vertigo. | heartily recommend it as a good family medicin..n New package, large bottle, 100 doses, S1. For sale by b. C. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

HE IIMES appreciates d kind word or an approving resolution, just as aS much as if it were human, and the Epworth League was very kind indeed to give it such prominent mention at thenmeeting Tuesday night, We valne Hery highly the esteem and good wishes ot this excellent society, and wish to assure them that they may ever count HE IIMES faithful ally i'll any en- dTrprlse which they or others may un- dArtake looking to the elevation and betterment of society, or the promo : tlon of christianity and good morals. While on this subject it may not be out ot place to state that during the past year THE TIMEs was thrice publicly cPmphmented and commended from various pulpits of cur city for it's excel lent service in.the community and its npmerous items intended for the pub- lic good from a religious standpoint. These facts stand out prominently in standardization to the malice and aPase Of lhe small fry .polaicians and other enemies-of whom we are proud. uliETIMEs cannot hope 10 please every body, but 1t shall be it's policym in the future as ia the past to labor for the lest interests of the ,'eople of St. Fran elS county from every standpoint in- 'luding their apiritual, material and aplitical welfare,
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Does Wealth Dispei Love?

Did nqbody ever tell you that in some far prehistoric time was m love with my husband?' said Mrs. Romaine careIessly, in story in the Century Well. was. 1 used to go tO after noon services in Lent and pray for that love to last, because the sensation was so much to my taste. l used to have ecstatlc feelings when his foot was on the stair and sat sewing little baby clothes. We lived in a plain ish way then; three dollars speut in two theater tickets was tre- mendous outlay aud we walked to our dinner, 1 tucklng up the train of my best gown under 8 long cloak, and laughing If the wind snatched it away from ne at the cor ners and whipped it around my feet. Then he grew richer, and we broaden ed the borders of our pbylactery, and then-how-w when-dPar knows If can remember. we grew further and further away from each other. Now, when he is at home 1 am aware of It. because he is there behind d newspa- per but that IS all! When our lips meet. it is like two pieces of dry plth coming together. 1 know nothing of lis affairs nor he of mine. l have money in abundance. Money-money who cares for money when man heart and soul and brain have gone into it?"
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
EOW'S ThIS ]

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by liall'S C&tarrh Cure.
 F. J, CHENEY t& Co.,, Toledo. 0. We the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business trans actions and financially able to carry cut any obligations made their by irm.
 WEST & TRUAX.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
 WALDING. KINNAN t& MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo 0. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price. 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testhno- nia!S free.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Parham- Mason.

At the residence of the brides par, enls on "Wednesday night Mr. Willie Lee Parham, son of Capt. John Par ham, of this county. was happily mar -rPu 10 Miss Lula Mason, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J'A. Mason. of this city. Rev. '. E. Taylor olIieiat- ing. Immeliately after he ere mony' the bride and groom repaired to the home of ihe latter. where an ela- Rant wedding supper was spread. and the evening sreHt in merrymaking. To sthe many hearty congratulations from the numerous friends of the han py twain. THE TIMES desires to add it's sincere wishes for their good health. large wealth, and uninterrupted felic- ityy, '" '''
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
An important Meeting.

To all Commissioners of Agriculture for the Cotton States, all Agricultural Associations. Oranges, Alliances, Cot ton Exchanges, and to each and avery individual interested in the growth and production of cotton, directly or indirectly:
 The American Cotton Growers Protective Association has called a meeting of said association to be held at Memphis, Tenn, Tuesday, January 2l. 1896, to discuss the advisabllity of adopting systematic means to restrict tue acreage of cotton for the coming season, within reasonable limit. This is a matter that vtally affects the interests of the whole South, and all interested in the productiod of cotton are nrged ito attend this convention and take part in it's deliberations.
 We give ourselves great anxiety and worry about matters beyond our in- tiuence, but here is sbusiness infinitely more important to the sSouth. and it's people, over which cotton growers have absolute control, and ,can do as they like-sell cotton at , cents per pound, or 10 cents per pound, if they act wisely.
 The Memphis Cotton Exchange has appointed a committee on aIrauge- I,,. ( meeting for the convention, and the committee has secured rate of one and onethird fare for gthe round trip from the various railroads throughout the cottod district for all wishing to attend the convention.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Great Sacrifice Sale.

Of general merchandise consisting of Dry goods, groceries, ladies and gents furnishings, boots, shoes, hats, caps, hardware, and other lines usually found in general stores. Having purchased the entire stock Of II. E. Gwyn & Co, at very low hgnre, we will for the next 30 days sell 1t at actual invoice cost for cash at their store. This is positively a genu- lne cost sale and chance to secure d line lot Of goods at wholesale prices. Remember the sale is taking place at the old stand of II. 5. GyWn & Co.
 Respectfully,
 RUSSELL. GRAHAM & Co. Forrest City. Ark, Jan b. 1896.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

THE fact that Senator James K. Jones was selected to prepare sub- siitute bill for the bond and tariff bill of the republicans indicates that his ability as q statesman is recognized by his peers. If we wanted further evi- dence that he is brilliant and reflects honor upon his constituency we have bat to refer to his speech in support of the said bill and we find 1t one of the ahlest, most eloquent and logicA. ar guments in favor of the peoples inter- ests which has ever come under our notice.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

WE commend tn. following sensible paragraph from the Stuttgart Free Press:
 "Some people are so anxious to avoid paying the home merchants legiti- mate ID argln they readily believe any fairy tale told by d sleek-tongued fraud who may be an entire stranger to them. Nlnety-nlne of the soft snapsn of- fered by these fellows are swindles. The best plan IS to patroniZe home merchants. They help to pay very large part of the taxes, help support the churches, etc, and are citizens among us. They are responsible for the goods they sell, and could always be found at any time should any thing be wrong or the goods not as represented We beg to suggest also in this con nectlon that While the home merchants chould have tue patronage of home people so, should the printing Offices The local newspaper is Fl true index to the thrift of d town. The local news paper works for the upbulIding of the town and community and stands for the progress and enterprise of the people among whom it is published. Necessarily the local newspaper is forced to do much gratuious work for the community; therefore the people among whom it is published should al- ways give their home newspaper tue preference i'll all kinds of job w. rk and commercial printing. There is d mutual and reciprocal obligation be- tween the newspaper and the merchant and those who expect patronage of the people ofItheir community and the aid of the press-i in individual or local en- terprlses should stand by their home newspapers irrespective of foreign or Independent job shops which render no service to the community Whateyer.- Pine Bluff Graphic
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
An Express Agent.

Mir. l. E Mitchell Agent Southern Express Co.,, Griffin, Ga. May 8th. 1895 - have Esed Kings Royal Germeteur in my family, and consider it the best medi- cne have ever used. Il has relieved me of Muscular AheEmaIism. also know of several other cases Of rheuma, tsm and catarrh that have been cared by Us use Write to The Atlanta Chemlcal Co, Atlanta Ga, for is page book. giving Full information, free. New package. large bottle los doses, $l. For sale by D. C. Webh.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
SOUTHERN WOMEN.

THE TIMES also having received this circular and being similarly situ- ated. repreduees the following from the Springdale News, which explains itself:
 The News is in receipt of a printed circular from the headquarters of the United Confederate Veterans at New Orleans, La., issued by J. B, Gordon, General Commanding, and we regret that we haven't room to publish it. It is concerning the establishment of a memorial building in the South, where Confederate relics and mementoes are to be preserved. Some months ago Charles Broadway Rouss, of New York City agreed to contribute Sl00000 to be used for this, s,provided the Confederate Veterans raised like amount. As the best means for raising this sum, Friday May l. 1896, has been desig- mated Memorial Festival Day." and the women of the South are urged to at once organize and go to work col lecting funds and that the work cul- minate on May l. For subscription books and full instructions the ladies are requested to write to Col. R. C.. Wood, general manager of the Con- federate Memorial Association, No, A Perdido Street, New Orleans, La.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
MARIANNA has uuarantined apains

MARIANNA has quarantined against Forrest City. The citizen here won ders why? The case of smallpox which was found near the graveyard last week was promptly isolated by the board of health and there is no indica- ton whatever, and little if any proba- bllity of spread of the disease. There is scarcely fear expressed by our cit izeus that the dread disease will spread
 and business and general intercourse continues unchanged and unchecked.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Off for Washington.

Judge U. NJ, Rose, Arkansas mem Der of the Democratic National com mitteee, left last night for Washington D. C., to attend the meeting of the committee which cOnveneS next Tues- day. Judge Rose says he will vote for St. Louis, Chicago or Cincinnati as the place for the national convention. His friends say he will finally decide to vote for St. Louis.-Bureau Commer- cial Appeal.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

E.. F. Taylor, the husting junior member of the firm of Geo. r. Taylor & Co.,, was in Helena on business Friday
 J, W. Skinner of near Caldwell gave us pleasant visit Tuesday. We are glad to learn from him that he IS pros- perlng,
 nrs. Sam Johnson. formerly of this city, now of Hot Sprngs, arrived in the city Monday ou visit to relatives and friends and is guest of Capt. and Mrs. C. Laknight.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Fl g Is Satisfie d.

Commissioner W. C. Vincenheller. of the State agricultural bureau, has decid ed not to enter the gubeln material con test. He telegraphed from his home in Was hlngtOn county last night that he had finally decided not t0 make the race for governor. but would ask for a re-electIon 10 his present position. He will probably have no opposition Tor commissioner of mines. fnauufac- ture aEd agricultYre.-Bareau Com merciai Appeal.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

TIE Hot Springs News wants the next Democratic convention to be held at Hot Springs. The opera house will be furnished free in which the business af the convention can be transacted and the delegates will not be asked to pay one dollar each for badges. At the state convention at Little Rock when Hon. Carrol c. Wood was nominated for Associate Justice, you had to either Day your dollar or go without a badge. 1t was stated that this was done in or der to raise money to pay the expenses ot the convention. and we remember there was much dissatisfaction over the matter on the part of some of the delegates. If Hot Springs will furnish these accomodations free ,of charge. then Hot Springs is certainly the place for holding the conyention.-Sprin2- dale News
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Notice Of Application.

N~Totioe is hereby given that will as ad. IN miniStratur of the eslAte of J. D. Wal. ger, deceased, appiy to the Probate Cnuri .of M, ftSncis County, Arkansas. on the i7th day ot February lSaG. for an order 70 sell the foi- lowing described real estate:
 Lois l. .. 3. 1, Hand g; Block 5S. All of Bi0cR 45. An uadivedud interest in lots $ nnd 1, Block 6, Lots 1 and 2, Block G4. All i'm section 20 and %, Town of Goodwin. Also the ;. w. i4 N. W. t Seo 15. s. F.. s. E. A Sec wagon and head of cattle For the my, poee of paying the depts of said estate
 J,NaNcHpLs, AdmE.,.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

AT THE meeting of the Democratic National Commmitt9e, held at Wash iugton yesterday, Chicago was selected as the place, and July 7th, the time for holding the next Democratic National Convention.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
EDITOR A. c. HULL. of Harrison.

EDITOR A. c. HULL, of Harrison, is here mixing with friends this week, of whom he has legion Bin this country. MT, Hull is tbe most prominent can- didats in the state for Secretary of $ a at the next election. Being gen. erally Iredicted tiat he will have easy sailing to come in next time. Baxter Couhek Citizen.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
For Sale OF Rent-

The school building on the hill. east or the city, has been remudelled and htted m and will now be found a very comfortable residence for any one. Tt IS for rent. Also the building near the cemetery known KS thp"O,! Baptist chnrch. !" will be sold. CHEAP. Apply to the president of the Board or to J /. ", Beck, Chairman committee.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

THE Cross County Gazette came out sast week with a new dress on its To- cal page. The page was one of the prettiest and newsiest ever gotten up by an Arkansas editor. We extend congratulations to Bros. Wrenn 6 Phelps and wish them continued pros. perity.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

THE Crcss County Gazette, formerly q red hot supporter of Jimmie Clarke for the governship, is now tooth and aoe nails agin him for the Senate, and strongly advocates Senator Jones' re- election. The Gazette knows good shing when it meets 1t in the road.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
FOR CONGRESS First District of Arkansas.

I present my name as candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress. and as believe in an independent United States. " | pledge my supporters to wave the banner of Free Silver Democracy in the very hottest of the fight and in the enemy's own lines. No straddling fences, no crossing bridges. no eat ing crow, no apologies to make; but in season and out of season will fight for fair play for silver, as per Arkansas State Platform.
 JAMES HASLEY. Mead. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Dental N otiCe.
NJ EMPHIS. TENN.
 Jan. l6, 1896.

Jan. l6, 1896. EDITOR TIMES:--
 Please announce in your paper that owing to serious illness in my family 1 was unable to visit Forrest City as advertised in December, but that will be i'll your city next Monday to with out fail accommodate any who may de- sire my services in the line of Dentistry, for few days only.
 Very respectfully,
 E. Nj. HIGuT, D. D. $.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

The Knights of Pythias had very interesting meeting Monday night, and in addition to the regular business routine work installed the newly elect. ed officers. Come up Monday night,
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17

TIE Helena World, Little Rock Press and, We think, the Bugle of Windtown. are all for Clarke for Sena- tor. The balance of the state press, SD far as We have noticed. are for Jones.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-17
Rood,c D;!Io cure Liver Ills, easy te AOOd . | lklS take, easy to operata a,
N otice for PublIcatiou

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE RoCK. ARK N.
 Jany. Il, lS95 sS5s Notice is hereby given-thal the follo,rsa grs named settler has filed notice of his intan,i,ils to make final proof in support of hjs si,sol a.,,l and that said proof win he mace before eelsl' 'h' County Clerk of St. Francis count, at por.ass .as City, Ark. on Feb'y. 22. 1sos. viz: Iobn Si,s II K, No; l7656 for the W. F of $. E. L see T. : N. K. E. f'ee He names the following witnesses fin or,v. his continuous residence upon and e,,t', ton Of said land. viz: NJ B. Weuyer p E Giles. c.. NJ. Pettus. ", z. Beaser' aaa,i forrest Clty' Ark' J. J, BEAvgns
 Register
The herald., 1896-06-02
Returns From Oregon Come in
Very Slowly
PENNOYER WILL BE MAYOR
Fresno Democrats Endorse Cleveland
and Declare for Silver
Equal Suffrage Showed Under-0uay cops
cedes HcKiniey's Nomination on
the First Ballot
Associated Press Special Wire.

<AooOCidtCd TcSS SDecldl w WlT6s
PORTLAND, Ore, June 1-The eiee-
tion in this state today was for supreme
judge, two congressman, members of the
legislature which will choose a success
sor to Senator Mitchell in the United
States senate.
The Republicans have elected r. S.
Beans supreme judge by about 1000
plurality. Thomas H. Tongue. Repub-
lican, is elected congressman in the
First district In, the Second district
the contest is between Ellis, Republi-
can, and Quinn, Populist.
Partial returns from seven counties
out of fifteen in the district give the fol-
lowing vote: Ellis (R.), 1893; Quinn (P.),
$50; Burnett (D), SOL; Northrup Qnd.).
432 1t will require complete returns to
determine the result. The senate yill be
Republican by about ten majority and
the house will probably be close, though
the Republicans claim a majority of at
least ten, giving them twenty majority
on joint ballot.
Ex-Governor Pennoyer Is elected ma
yor of Portland by plurality exceeding
1000.
The Populists have made gains
throughout the state.
FRESNO FOR SILVER.
FRESNO. June 1.-The Democratic
county convention met today and de-
feated the administration forces. The
resolutions declare for free silver, en-
his financial policy, opposed the fund
ing bill and showed under an equal suff-
rage resolution. The following delegates
We're elected to the state convention:
p. T. Afford, r. B. Daniel, Oscar john
son, T. j. Alexander, Eugene Smith, H.
c. Tupper j. w. Terrill, E. d. vogel-
sang, w. w. Hutchinson, J. H. Larue; at
large, e. D. Edwards, GeorgeE. Church,
and L. w. Moultrie.
THE BIG HALL READY.
CHICAGO, June 1-Mr D. Adler, ar
chitect. received today letter from Mr..
Isaac Slater, his associate in the con-
struction Of the st. Louis convention
hall, in which Mr.. Taylor states that all
the damage by the storm of Wednesday
to the convention hall had been repaired
at cost of less than $400.
QUAY WEAKENS.
NEW YORK, June IA special to the
Herald from Washington says: Sena-
tor Quay comedies the nomination of
Major Mckinley on the first ballot at st.
Louis and gave out figures last night
to back up his opinion. This is the first
| time the Pennsylvania senator has ac-
! knowledged the nomination Of Major
| Mckinley. According to Quay's list Nc
| Kinley will receive 479 votes on the first
ballot or 10 more than are necessary to
asure his nomination.
MAGUIRE RENOMINATED.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The
Fourth congressional district Democrat
ic convention met tonight and by unani-
nous vote renominated James G. Ma
guire as candidate for congress- Ma
guire Is now serving his second term in
the lower house.