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The morning times., 1896-09-02

'Batted tor Dwyer in the NINTH
Pli adelphia ..002 2OOO2 40
Cincinnati o g 9 90 d o. aQ-6
The morning times., 1896-09-02

FRANC SON.. 7th and Don the corner..
The morning times., 1896-09-02
Yesterdays Results.

1eSterOays heSults.
Washington, &. Chicago, 6. =
Washington, 2; Chicago, z.
Baltimore, Z; Pittsburg, 6.
New York, 2; Cleveland, 6.
New York, 3; Cleveland, 2.
Brooklyn, 6; st. Louis. 3.
Brooklyn, 1; st. Louis, 8.
Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, g
Boston, 10; Louisville, ..
Boston, .; Louisville, Z.
Games Today.
Louisville at Washington
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago ut Baltimore.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
Sheriff's Sale.

N otice is hereby given that will on Thurs. lN day. the goth day of February. 1906, in front of the Courthouse in the town of For rest City. County of St. Francis. State of Ark ansas, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m and o'clock D. m. offer and sell to the highest and best bidder, on credit of three months, tho Following described Real Estate. being in the State and County above mentioned, to-wit. Part Of the N }. of the SE Ii Section g.. Township North, Range East, containing 5 acres of land more or less. levied on by me. by virtue of a Writ of Execution issued out o1 tho office of the Circuit Court and to me di- rected as the property of Philander Littell. to satisfy judgment in favor of Mary II Lowe, for the sum of one hnndred and seventy five dollars. her debt with interest and all cost Of said suit, and against Phiander Littell.
 ". +. WILLIAMS.
 Sheriff of St. Francis County, Ark Jan 30th, lsO6 By JOHN JONES D
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07

M oi!ce is hereby given that under and by ~ virtue of dccretal order of the St Francis Circuit Court in Chancery sitting. rendered on the Sth day of the September Term, 1895, thereof. in q certain cause therein pending wherein the Atlantic Trusr Company is plaintiff and John s. R. Cowan. ct ai. are defendants. the undersigned will, as Commissioner of said Court, on
 SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 18TH, 1908. at the door of the Court House in St. Francis County. State of Arkansas. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, offer fols sale at public outcry. to the highest bidder on credit of six months. the following des- crbed real estate and personal property, to-wt:
 The s. E. 1-4 and s. l-2 of N. E. 1-4 Sec q, and the $. F. 1-4 and N 1-2 s. W. 1-4 Sec. 2a All T. N. k. 6 k. in the aggregate 4s1 acrs, lying and being situated in said St. Frau cis County, and State of Arkansas.
 Notes with approved security will he re- qured of purchasers, and lien will be retaincd on said lands to secure the payment thereof. January f, 1856. T. c. FOLBRE.
 Clerk and Commissioner.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07

Notice is hereby given that under and by N virtue of a decretal order of the St, Francis Circuit Court in Chancery sitting rendered .0n the Tth day of the September Term. 1885, thereof, in a certain cause therein pending. wherein the Atlantic Trust Com patiy is plaintiff and John $. R. Cowau ct. ai. are defendants. the undersigned will, as the Com missioner of said court. on
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH. 1906, Gt the door Of the Court House in St. Francis County. State of Arkansas, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder ur credit of six months. the following described real estate and personal property. to-wit: The $. 1-2 of S. w. 1-4 Sec. %: N ", 1-4 Sec 27. except one acre cut of $. F.. corner; N. F.. 4 sod E. 1.2 of N. W. 1-4 Sec. 2S. All in T 1 \. R E. Containing in the aggregate 479 acres and al- machinery on said land All lying and being situated in St. Francis County, State CT Arkansas.
 Notes with approved security will be re- quired of purchasers and a lien will be re- tained on the land to secure the payment thereof.
 Jannary I. 1so5 T. c. FOLBRE
 Clerk and CQmrnigg gappr.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
On the heels of the several sensa

On the heels of the several sensa- tions in business circles. heretofore an nounced i'll THE TIME comes the news Tuesday morning that T. ". Barrow had closed his doors. Upou making inquiries. We learned that Mir Barrow, who, by the way, has only been open since the first of January. had eX ecuted mortgage to Eumber of Memphis merchants and Mrs. Hatch er, his mother. who took immediate pos session, to secure their several debts. aggrpgatiug about 5000 or more. The goods were immediately advertised for sale at cost. and quite d rush was mate for this fresh stock. Yesterday the stock was sold in bulk to Mr. w. I. sanders. who will continue the busi ness at the present location until the first Of March. when it will be removed to the store room formerly occupied by II. E. GWyn x Co. MT. Barrow had only recently retired from the firm of German Bros. who closed last week and his closing Tuesday is probably due in some manner to complications arising out of the German S Barrow business. We sincerely regret Tom g retirement from business and hope it will be only temporary.
 Children Cry for Pitch -'e Castoria.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
Notice of Application.

M otice is hereby given that will as a,i- -LN minStrator of the estate of ]. F. Wul- ker, deceased. apply to the Probate Court of St, Franeis County, Arkansas. on the l7fh day or February. 1886. for an order to sell the fcl. lowing described real estate:
 i0ts l. 2, 5, 1, Tiand 8; Block 5s. All Of Block AZ. An undiveded interest in lots ani [. Block 63. Lots and ?. Block 6i. All ia Section % and %, Town of Goodwin. Also, the $. W. h W. 4 Sec. l5 s. F.. $. F. < Sec ". Township AN Range 1 West. Also mules l wagon and 3 head of cattle. For the pul.e pose of paying the debts of.said estate.
 M MICHnIs. Adm T..
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
M arveIous Results.

rom letter written by Rev. !. Gun mI.alah' m'i. or Dimondale. Mich., we are per s"''tea 10 make this extract: II have no N.'atioh Ill recommending Dr. King $ , bisc0yery, as the results were al
 e, w,4 marvellous in the case of my wife a, une me was pastor of the Baptist Church a. ,,',! nFes Junction she was brought down ,r r,sh Fnenmonia succeeding La Grippe ,e,'Dle paroxisms of coughing would ,@st hours with little interruption and it A neu tn as It she could not survive them. nihd recommended Dr. Kings New h;s,oVefy' It was quick in its work and tIss tIy satisfactory in results" Trial bot peee free at John II. Tipton's Drug Store. ''esular size soc. and Sl %.
 s'''0ren Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK. ARK,

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE ROCK, ARK, No.
 lany. II, 1896. 5s5s Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed uo5iee of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will he made before the County Clerk of St. Francis count, at Forres City. Ark, on Feb'y. 22. 1s9S viz: John Sipf II. E. No 17e56 for the ". 4 of <, K. la See T. 5 N. k. 3E.
 He names the following witnesses to proys his continuous residence upon and cultiva. ton of said land, viz: w. B. Weaver, R v Giles. G. M. Pettus, w. c. Beasley. all of horrest City, Ark. J. J, BEAVERS.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07

Tn he County Court, St. Francis County X State of Arkansas, 4th day. January Term. January 2lst. 16.G
 In the matter of calling in and re-issuing County Warrants.
 On this day II Is hereby ordered by the County Court of St. Francis County. Arkau- sHe that all persons holding warrants drawn on the Treasurer of said St. Francis County. bearing date prior to January lst. leg5, arg hereby notified to present the same for re. issuance on or before 1he lIth day of May. I6e6. The holders of warrants must endorsa. their na,nes on the back of all warrants pro. sented for rc-issnnnce..
 All persons who iail. neglect or refuse if preepnt their warrants for re-asnnnce as herein reuuiIed. are berc.iy warned That a,l warrants mol presented nnderihe order, wilt be forever deOarred alter The ilih day of May isl6. and Ihe nolceIs thereof from deriyiD5 gnt helfedls from their said claims.
 >uid warrants must be presented at the Clerks office in Forrest City, Arkansas, foe ie-issuance.
 State of Arkansas. $. 3.
 ST. Francis Couniy,i l.f. G. Fol6re. Clerk Of the Circuit Court and ex-o!fcio Clerk of the County Court within and for tho County aforesaid. usf hereby certify that Inc foregoing IS u true perfect and complete copy of the order o1 snid County Court as made and entered o1 the day and in the mattere set forth in tho caption as the same appears now oI record in uly office in County Court Record l, on pago IA
 fn testimony whereof. have hereto set my hand ana affixed t.tg official scal 1t office this
 T. ts. FoLsRE. Clerk. sy 4 s3 alnRw.aA Ds C.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
Dissolution Notice.

' The partnership existing between w I- l.. Boon and W. $. Martin X Co. at Pals cstne. Ark, St. Francis County, under thsy name oi w l.. Boon. is hereby dissolved hy mutual consent. and w. L. Boon is authorized to collect all outstanding debts.
 w. l.. Boox
 WIS MARTIN X Co
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

AYotice is hereby given that nnder and by AS virtue of q decretal order of the St. Fran cs Circuit Court in Chancery sitting. rem dered at the September term. 1894. thereof iu a certain cause therein pending, wherein W. r. Evans. e.. als. are plaintiffs. and ". F $ Thomas, at. als are defendants. which order of sale was renewed on March i2th., 1895, and again renewed on September 10ih ls96. and the undersigned appointed special Com missioner, to execute said decree. l will az the special Commissioner of said Court. on
 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 29TH, 1896, at the door of the Court House, in Forresi City. St. Francis County, State of Arkansas within the hours prescribed by law for ji.di- cia sales, offer for sale Ut public outcry tu the highest bidder on a cradit of three months from date of sale. the following de scrihed real estate, to-wit:
 The south pnrt of he Southeast quarter oi Sect ion 3j, T N. k k. containing 56 acres ip St. Francis County. Arkansas.
 Noie win approved security will be re- quired of the purchaser and d lien will be re- talned on the land to secure the payment thereof. T. C. MgRwiN, Jan. 22nd. 1898. Special Commissioner.
 JNO. GATLiS., Solicitor.
The Forrest City times., 1896-02-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
 When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

IRE Graham County Bulletin says: The Democrat in Arzona who is trying to play hot and cold on the silver question, is ID more in accord with his party than the bray of an ass is in accord with heavenly music. And the Bulletin here wants to go on record as op- posed to sending any man from Arizona to either the Democratic or Republican National Conventions who ever tried to smooth over Arl- zona's pronounced silver sentiment
 in an effort to curry favor witt Cleveland's administration or the i Eastern single gold standard advo cateS.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
SPRINGERVILLE NEWS.

Mir. C.. Becker Is in Luna, N. M., looking after his interest there.
 Saturday, i a. m. Mr. Maupin, of Luna. died of the wound inflicted by Mr. Street.
 Score at the Springerville school house for two games stand } and 4 to 0 in favor of Mir. Beattie, the principal,
 Mir. Harper was surprised by a number of Springerville dancers Monday evening All claim very enjoyable time.
 A hearing before Justice Long made Sprlngerrille a lively town for a few days. Visitors from St. Johns last few days were w. Il. Burbage, Sheriff Scott, Dr. Craig Lawyer Scott, Mir. Berry, MT, Ii 'l- gate and Mir. Sherwood, and from Twenty four, Judge Pratt ana Dave Rudd.
 Two drummers from California dropped Tn and kept q large crowd in continual merriment by their funny stories at Beckers store. The race track is being enliveneC bv the training of horses for tho horse race Feb. II.
 Yours Respt. I Mill Bye
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
A FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY
w. J. Maupin Killed at Lun a
 Valley, N. M.

At Luna Valley on the 24th ult., a serious fight took place between H. Street, foreman of Garland s Cattle ranch, and w. J. Maupin, terminating in the killing of Mau- pin. A coroner's jury was sum moned by the deputy sheriff of So zorro county, N. M., to inquire in to the cause of the trouble, and to attach the responsibility for the crime. The sole eyewitness to the tragedy was Bill Jackson and his testimony was ;n favor of Street. The verdict in accordance with the evidence, exonerated Street. on the grounds that he was justiiable and took the life of Maupln i'll defense of his own.
 Luna Valley is distant from Springerville, this county, about 50 miles, and is located just over the line between the two territories.
 The causes leading up 10 the tragedy are about as follows: Bad 1 blood had existed for a few days prior to the killing, between Street and Maupin, and threats had been indulged in by both. At Franz store on the afternoon of the 24th, Bill Jackson, who had been acting as peace maker, brought the two parties together and endeavored to have them adjust their difficulties in peaceable and amicable manner. Instead of this anticipated peace able result both parties indnlged in hot and abusive words. Maupin fin ally drawing his pistol and firing twice point blank at Street, one shot passing between the arm and the body, and one shot ploughlng q furrow along the side of his head Street then drew his revolver and fired, mortally woundjng Mauplr , in the abdomen. The parties dur ing the affray were never over three feet apart, with Bill Jackson be tween and about them valnly en- deavoring to keep them from shoot ng. After Maupin received hl , death wound he attempted unsuc-
 cessfully to get in another shot oi
 his adversary, but being overcom
 with pain and weakness he fell t
 the ground, when both were disarm
 ed by the by-standers. Maupin lin
 gered in great agony until abou z four o'clock the following morning he retained consciousness nearly u
 to the time of his death, but sai nothing in relation to the shooting . Dr. Craig was called to Luna | attend upon the wounded man, br
 owing to the distance, some '
 miles, andlthe bad condition ot til
 road he did not reach there unt
 several hours after Maupin had el
 pired.
 W. J. Maupin leaves a wife
 mourn his untimely end. He ma ried Miss Annie Farrell at Holbroc A. T. about two months ago. n ,l IT
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
HORSE RACE.

There will be sweepstakc race at Springerville on the 14th day of February, open to all saddle ponies, race horses arc excluded. The dis tauco is 400 yards. The first prize is $50, second s2O, third Sl0. En- trance foe $500. Those desiring to enter horses apply to G. Becker
 There will a show in the evening.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

The intense itching and smarting incs' dent to eczema, letter, eait-rheurn, and other diseases oftlle skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamborlain's Eye and Sk1n Ointment. Many very bad cases have besn permanently cured by it. It is equally 5ffcien. for itching piles and faTorfte rem sdy for core nipples; chapped hands, chil- blaine frost bites, and chronic sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 9 cents per box.
 TryDr. Cady's.COnditiOn Powders, they are inst what g. horse needs when in bad condi- ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. Flo sale by St Johns Drug Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
FRTGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
F, l.. Cheney Accidently Shot
 Near Springerville, Ariz.

Springerville, A. T., Jan. 27.-F. l.. Cheney was shot and instantly killed about two miles from town, by the accidental discharge of his shotgun. The details of the shoot ing as near as we glean them are about as follows:
 John s. Eaton and family, and F. l.. Cheney and mother were returning to the home of Mr. Eaton. The deceased and his mother were intending to settle in the valley and make for themselves home. About two miles from town the deceased and his mother got out of the wagon to walk down rocky hill. On ar rivinq at the bottom of the hill, Mir, Eaton stopped the team, and was pulling a piece of rope out ot the wagon to tie his load on, the de ceased stood on one side Of the wagon with the muzzle of his shot gun protruding from the wagon, and pointing directly at his breat, apparently watching Mr. Eaton trying to pull the rope out when the gun went off and lodged the contents of one barrel in the 1 left breast of the unfortunate man, killing him instantly. His poor old mother was scarcely 20 rods Tn the rear and walking toward them, and in her arms he breathed his last.
 The family has been most untor- innate of late, Mrs. Cheney who died at St. Johns about q mOn:h since was the wife of the deceased. and about the time of Mrs. Cheney's death a brother of the deceased was foully murdered in his camp, someplace in New Mexico. Mir. Eaton, the innocent cause oi the sad affair to-day, is the father-in- i law of the deceased, and together : with the poor mother is in deep an
 guish. Instead of a happy house. warming to welcome the family, the home is a house of death, and sad
 and heavy hearts beat i'll the bosom' ; of it's inmates.
 , At ? o'clock in the afternoon, An thony Long, Justice of the Peace o
 Springerville precinct, in his capa- } city of coroner, summoned a Jur.
 and proceeded to the residence o l Mir. Eaton, and held an inquest
 After hearing the sworm statement of eve-witnesses, and viewing an' B Identifying the body. the jury ren [ dered a verdict that the decease P came to his death from accidents = causes, in accordance with tn above facts.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
FLOATING FANCIES.

An "up-to date" young maiden appropriately dressed, Spins down the road upon he: wheel ill bloomers, coat and
 vest; To reach the town of Wareham she started out that day, But fears that at some turning she may have lost her way. She halls hurley farmer, who answers to her call, And stares at wheel and costume, the bloomers most of all. "Is this the way to WarehamY' she asks in voice refined; Blessed if 1 know" he answered, T never wore that kind"
 -Pearson's Weekly.
 
 An! many a fond word would never be spoken. And many dear trusting heart would never be broken, If young men who go to the tEeater sat, Behind, not beside, the sweet girI with the hat.
 -Washington Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
A MAN named Moon was presen

A MAN named Moon was present. ed with a daughter by his vile. That was a new moon. The old man was so overcome that he got drunk. That was full noon When he got sober he had only twentv-tiye cents. This was the last ouarter.-PTospector.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

SpringerviIle, Jan, 2S.-In the
 Justice Court, X Long, Justice of the Peace, this morning, Elijah Holgate had his preliminary exam nation tor the crime of grand lar cenv. After listening the the evil depce the magistrate held him to answer b fore the grand jury ant nlac al his l.afl i'll the sum ot $5OO,
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
TT AND 14.
The Respective Ages of a Pres- colt Bride and Groom Children and Grand
 children Surprised.

Pomona, Cal, Jan.-The children and grandchildren of James Rogers are amazed at the information of his marriage to Ida Nelson, at her home in Prescott, Arizona, Sunday last. Rogers is v and his bride II. Rogers has been married twice be- fore, his second wife died three years ago. He is worth S100.000 and lately transferred considerable property in Los Angeles to Ida Nell son. Ida left school few weeks ago. She is a pretty brunette.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

TIE Bulletin says: Republicans are trying to buckle the gold-bus collar on Delegate Oaks Murphy. Well, when Oaks fully endorses u e single gold standsrcl he will be in accord with majority of his party.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

IT IS NOW stated that in the Ja- pan,China war last year ten Japan ese nev S ,aper corr, SD 'l dents lost their lives. Hardly more than that many soldiers were killed.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
No More PullmanS!

Kansas City, Jan.-The Journal says; A well authenticated report in in circulation that the Santa fe railway has entered into Il contract with the Waguer Sleeping Car Co
 to put thelr sleepers cn the entire system, replacingthe Pullman cars
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
Nor1cE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIz.
 Jany18, 1896. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tled notice oi his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk March TO- lSc6 viz: Levty k Russell for the w i5 SEE 4 and F < w 14. section 5, township W, Range 2J East.
 He names the following witnesses to prove hts continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of said 'qnd. viz:
 lam S Thompson, A. A. Dewitt. John s. Eurk Il Edgar A. Burk, all of SpringerY1lIe, IT. D. ROSS.
 Register. First publicationJan. 9. 1s96.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

Trnins 4l and ,i2 will run on alternate days Infarmation as Co wha' days same wiA run VIII be furnished bv gents on appLeaYpn; M
 No lmakeS eonnor lions at Ash toTk WiSA A. sS ? vesiibuled limited No. S1oin ele east lhlF i, the finest train west Of Chicago
 west .,,
 Persons desiring to stay over at Ash Fork Will find the hest of accommodations at reed liar eey' hoFe@. ,,
 So. ? makes close connexions at Ash Fork With A. & r trains No. and 1. A. X I No ] reaches San FraDcisro at lG4h a: m- seS''nu 1nnrnIng. A. IP NJ is a vesdbnled train throughout. lighted with Pinfch gas dining cfT running through. Los Angeles to Chic go D.n- ing cals under the nlanSgcmentot Freq n hiaNey Vita his umexcelied service. care and attend aace to h's gu, sts. m
 No land Ger meets at lerolna Junction with frains of ', Y. sS r. Ky. for J troSne,
 Conneca gat Prescatt with stage ltneS For al principal midiug cnmps; Ut ConpreSS Wlsn Stts z lines for Har9ud lIala Stant II a"d Na'nehi al PhRnix with thh lhoniX l. NaileoFa Ky lol xoiffS ot, tho .. p ky
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

TIE Nene2uelans are preparing for war. Our Uncle Samuel will see that none of thelr truck patches are stolen.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

TIE Populists have decided to nominate their candidate for Pres ident on July 22d at St Louis.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

AN exchange tells the girls to brace up because it is leap year Is this a gentle hint to embrace?
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

THE gold miners of Arizona are proceeding upon the theory Seek and ye shall tind-
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

Ike National Democratic con vention will be held in Chicago on July 7th.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

The vigorous agitation now go ing amoug the people shows that the gold craze is dying out.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01

ITALY and Brazil are making faces at each other and talking war.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-02-01
The Alaska Boundary.

Suppose that the British bound ary claim does not include any American mine, what of 1t? The fact it covers a single foot of Ame- rican soil it sufficient to demand the vigorous resistance of the na- ton, ito the last ditch" if neces- sary. The whining talk of many newspapers in effect that the claim ed territory is valueless and no re- sistance should be made to it's ac- quirement by Great Britain, IS at once untrue, unpatriotic and cow ardly. EncroachneRts upon our territory, regardless of the intrinsic value of the ground mast be resist ed to the bitter end. Ii any portion of American domain Is to be sur rendered let it be done with honor, at least.-Alaska Mining Record.