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BALTIMORE & OHIO,

Leave Sew J ora. Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO. l;55 +. VI. and l":lO night.
PlrrSBURG .3:2 rE SUNDAY; l:j5 sun ;l2; 10 night.
CINCINNATI, ST, LOUIS, B:66 A. NJ. 435j +. NJ.
Car, ll:25 A NJ, dining Car, l;jh. SEQ dining
Car, 400 Dining carr. $3.50 T.. NJ, l"slu night. Sun.
day, bi55 dining Car, ll;25A NJ. Pin ny Car, l;5d
Dining Car, 4:5d dining car, 900 y. NJ. l2;lO
night.
NORFOLK ll.25 A. NJ. daily,
sew ORLEANS Through ]slg"nGrl 800 ]. N. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty II. . minutes later.
All trains are illuminated with fintsch light,
onices; lls. l72. 26I, 4at! liio Broadway, 81 East
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotsl OF Iegldepce " deatlnations
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RaiIruads.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foo; of West esd st. tPenu. r.. r.. Cortlandt
Indicates time from VEST Esd a st. other figures
show time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses St.
.1iSs. s,IS 4. NJ, daily for ~wILKEsBARRE,
f THASa GE .Tssa R asya2Ei rfihi BrrF FxfSs S sfseS'
ARAF ALE s,S and nSn th, W West Is n and principal local points,
:i0taS. Io.aO A NJ. sundays only. for BoUND
:IOiaS. IO.so 4. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
NAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate points,
" MA ii'0 Dn nI1S Hh'!S' 5''S EX sG5Isfs
Arr!y"s But Buaalo ";5s =. NJ; Pullman vestibule Day
ala carte. connects at BuraIo With through sleepers
I cn nSsio and n IN ln,s Snl5si saSf Ppini s"naay' '0F
.Is:Sa: ~. p y; SUNDAYS only. for EAsToN.
w like; ,iiq f Fl \; S2i.y: c fasSH' Ssun anS pr for
in coal regions; chair car for wilkesharre.
w iaiss tfh3 F f1F \ a&sly; ]sc stssRf Sln Snd pr fGr
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all pc nts
in coal regions. Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car for
'i,SS. H,IS p. NJ. daily for EAsToS and inter.
'S.Ss. osIoP. NJ. daily, except Sunday. Express
Connects FOR Reading and Harr sburs. Chair car to
:0s55. 100 ?, NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS. pud all points West. Pullman sleeper vrsti-
hule train y. Y. TO Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and
on I,'sS' I siaE p MIN y, HaiI kir f1seP r, s9psHy' h %shtg2p;PFIIprs s
aE = MAI R%ochESrfER,. BATAviG GNa and BurfA T6.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but sleeping car
passengers carried. 40 baggage carried.
IsiSS: POO r n; daily Z, FOR iTHA.Ai GESEvA
points West. Pullman sleepcrs 10 Wiikesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily, except sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points. leave as fol.
lows: 's:56. 500 A. NJ. 'l:55, 2:3O. '3:35, ago, and
s5:55, $50 =. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1l3. 26l.
273. a55, VA, aud 1928 Broadway, ~ T.. 18th ST., l56
+. l:5th St, l27 Bowery, n. y; 800 Fulton St, 1
Court IT, Ss R'way, and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co will cali for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through To destination,
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HUDSON RIVER ny DAYLIGHT.

PALACE mON DAY LIN STEAMERS.
"NEV and ..ALuANY,1
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton ST. tby AnncN)....S A, N.
" New York, Desbrosses st. Pier. ...... $40 "
" West 22d st. Pier .......N
For ALBANY, landing ut Sunkers, West Point. New.
burg, Poughkecpsie, Kingston Point. Catskill. and
Hudson.
Direct connection on the Kingston Point dock with
U. and \. trains for Cat'kill Mountain points and for
Lakes Mohonk and Minncwaska. At Catskill with.
the Catskill Mountain and Otis FL. Railway for Cairo
and mountain resorts.
railroad connections mt Sewburg. PouShkcepsic,
Hudson, and Albany for points North, East, and West,
Special Saratoga trains.
Through tickets sold Mt Desbrcsscs at. pier. west
22d IT. pier, New York Transfer, and other principal
ticket oflces.
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Steamboats,.
BOATS.

Fare 10 all resorts north anu east lower than any
S9 ont West 10th At. daily. except saturday. . p. NJ. EE-
nress trains for Saratoga Lake George, Adirondack.
10, sunday steamer touches a. Ap4nytL
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oLD DOMINION LINE.

sbor,e,t s.n Trips out or New York.
Delightful tours TO old Point Comfort Norfolk.
Newnort News, Petersburg. Portsmouth. Pinner's
Point Richmond, Virginia Beach. Va, and Washing
ton, d. G. Freight and PASSENGER steamers sal, from
pier "a. North River, every week day except Satur-
day. az p. NJ, and saturday at 4 p. NJ.
W G~UiLLAuDEU, Vice and Trafic Mgr.
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BUWUEN Ure Acid troubles.
ItTulA Booklet prioea and on drauEht Al
III ulH l3l W, 42d st.. near Broadway
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Teutonic =. Aug. II. noon Majestic ... Sept. !, noon
BTitannic.. Aug. go. noon Gormanic Sept. 3. noon
No CoTTON CIRRIFD by PASSENGER
Pier a., North River. once 9 broadway, New York,
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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pAMBURG. AMERICAN LINE

TWIS.SCREW EXPRESS from New York to Plym.
outh UondOnh. Chrrbourg. Paris, aud Hamburg.
+. Bismarck .Au ~, 10 AN. A Victoria, Sept. u, q A. NJ,
Normannin. An. ~. 10 AN. +. Bismarck, Sep 10, iOA. NJ.
Columbia, Sept. 2, ~ A. NJ. SOrmannia,S - I. 23, lOA. NJ.
HAMBURG SERVICE. by Twin'Screw Mail $. +.
Paiatia. Aug. 81, 1880 A. NJ. Prussia Aus. 20. Z 4 NJ.
First cab, S75 up; second class, go; stecrage, $50.
Hamburg American Line. 81 BrOadwny.
AORTH GERMAN LLOYD co.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON \ CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Travel u ,Aug.lT lOA.M avel,Tu..Aug. 81. loan.
Lain, Tu, Aug. "a. 10 A u Saalc. Tu., Sept. Z, 10 Am.
OELRICHS & co. 2 bowling Green.
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lame STEAMSHIP co.

DKI,TNHTFVL OtENN TNIT5.
Only direct line for Cottage city. Mass. and Port
land. Me. Steamers sail every week day. except
Wednesday, from Pier No. 81. Il. H., at 4, VI. Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday steamers stop at Cottage
city en- route; the new s 5. JOHN ENGLlS sails Mon
days and Fridays for Portland direct. Connections
made for Bar lIarbOr. Old orchard, Poland Spring.
White Mountains. 81, John. \. H., and all Eastern sum
mer resorts. Steamers htted with every modern I'M
provement for comfort and convenience ~ tourists.
The most comfortable route for all points East, neces'
nitatinR no changes. Tickets may he purchased at
Maine S. s. Company's once. No. e18 broadway. at
the ONCE No. EGG South St, opposite me Pier' and
Thoa Cook A Son, pol and l225 broadway,
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Real estate fOr SaIs-Guuairu.

TIME LITTLE Farm OF 30 acres in healthy aect,on
Il for e24O; $40 down. u or more weekly; near all
conveniences. In thickly settled neighborhood; nicely
highly productive; partly cultivated. balance good
Write for particulars. RISLLY, IS Chambers sc.
CUNhET POINT. the nnest site for hotel clubhouse
- or Genueman's private camp on Fourth Lake. Full.
ton Chain, AdirondAcks, 2a miles above ex.PreAident
Harrison's camp; 400 feet front, 800 feet shore line;
about IL acres; an elegant property for hummer home
In the woods. X. j. 90 Broadway New
York. or c. S. H. nion, N Y.
GAVE H ut house and LOT. 9I00,
y larger houses In proportion; easy inStalinients
butcher, baker, and restaurant.
- - SMITH ESQ broadway, roVm ESQ.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York, foot Of chambers
st. as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
O.ll a. M.-Nestibule Express daily for Bingham
J.OO ton. Waverly. Elmira, Runalo. Bradford, ar
rivrs BuTalo 500 7. NJ. ParlOr ear to luTalo.
OIL - 4. M.-Ncstibulcd ENrressdaily. except sun
J.lC day. for Port Jrrvis. Mont cello, Lackawaxen.
Hunesialc, and important 10 al points tn Corning.
Dairy to Port Jervis. Pullman Parlor Cars for Mon
tirCllo and Corning,
y. u. M.-Nestibule limItei.-Fast mail daily.
Z.Ub Solid train for Chicago, via Chautauqua Lake,
arrives Cleveland AT 7:IO A. VI. Chicago D L. N.
Slecpcrs to Chicago. Cleveland. aud Cincinnati, Din
Ing car.
100 y. VI. Buffalo and Cleveland vcstibule Ex,
i:OU press daily, arrives at Buffalo 1908 4. NJ,
Bradford i:li A. NJ. jamestown 700 A. NJ, Cleve.
lani 1880 4, NJ. Isl ,pcrs to Buralo and Clrv, land,
making direct 9 injection for Detroit. Chicago, and
the West. cafe Library car.
o. - u. M.~-DAlLY-Nin Chnutauqua Lake and
C.fC Niagara Falls. solid train to Chicago. Sleep
es 10 lornellsville, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Dining
car.
'UICKETS, LOCAL TINE CARDS, AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATES AT III, ia, pal. I0l, Hud Oj7
broadway, l2i ltowrry, l5d East l25th 81. and ~
West l2bth ST., thamhers and West 2Sd 81. ferries.
NV York: :H3 AM 7@6 Fulton st, luG broadway,
li%rooxlyn! 200 Hudson ST.. Hohnkcn. aud Jersey CIty
station, Wrstcutt'- tx press calls for and checks bag,
gage from hotels and residences to destiuat on.
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SttSmhoHts.
NORWICH LINE

For New London. Watch Hill. Block Island, and East
srn Resorts, also Worcester and North OF Boston and
hest. Steamer City Of Lowell or City OF Worcester
Ieeves Pier 40 (old MOI NJ. r., next Desbrosses st..
week days only at O p. NJ. Orchestra on each. Rates
10 BLoCR ISLAND reduced. Connection made Week
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n. y. y. II. K II. X. X. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. by way II Due.
p:04 A. NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $3.50 l.. NJ,
1000 A, NJ, t'Ncw London and Providence. 3GO0 T.. NJ.
1908 4. NJ, New L. ndOH and Providence. 1910 T.. NJ.
1900 NJ. Springfield and Worcester, 5IuP NJ,
/. 800 +. NJ. Air Line AMI y, h, Il. r., $500 y NJ,
LOG L, NJ, New London and Providence. 200 +. VI,
800 +. NJ, 'Snw London and Providence, 1900 T.. VI,
400 T.. NJ. 'Springicld and Worcester. 1000 =. NJ.
$500 I, NJ, 'Sew London and Providence, / 500 =. VI.
100 7. NJ, springfield and v Worcester, G:l5 A. VI.
1880 +. NJ. sSrw London and Providence, B:4j A. NJ,
'Runs daily, including sun tAy.
+tBGy state Limited; all parlor cars; faro 81. in.
Guiding parlor car seat.
:Air Line Limited; arrives NJ ana departs from Park
Square Station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route.
Through parIor and sleeping cars 10y each train.
&. T, IEMpAIEAD. ten. Pass. Agent.
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Albany E~veningLine.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Old Pier ~. \. r., foot Canal st.. at o p. NJ.
daily Sundays excepted. connecting with trains for
Saratoga, Lake George, Adironda cks, sharon Springs,
Richneld Springs. Thousand Islands. Niagara Fails,
and the West. saturday night steamer connects with
sunday morning train for Saratoga, North Greek,
Caldwell, and steamer on Lake George.
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FALL RIVER LINE

TTor Newport. Fail River. Boston. Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket, Cape Cod, and all Eastern and Northern
fountain. Inland. and Seashore points. Steamers
friscllln and Puritan in commission. Fine orchestra
on each. Leave Pier IL, N. r., foot OF MURRAY at
woek DAYS and Sundnva AZ h,on u N
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PROVlDENCE LINE

For Providence direct, Boston and all inland anc
Seashore. Resorts East and North thereof. Steamer
Rhod" Island and Plymouth. Orchestra on each
Leave Pier 80. N. r., one block above Canal St, weel
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
Court House Site.

Dear Editor: "South Side" like
some characters, when routed in
argument, now exerts himself 10
impugn tho integrity of his oppo-
nent, hence this writing shall be
my last with him upon the subject
of court house site.
Ny only apology in writing this
is his foolish attempt to prove my
argument of greater depth of foun-
dation walls untrue. His argu.
ment of deeper excavation where
the ground Is highest, would place
the first floor joists at about the
top of the ground, excluding light
and ventilation to the basement,
where the closets, heating appara-
tus, coal collars, etc., must be
placed.
He enquiries: "Who owns the
property adjacent to the Dooley-
Wilkerson LOTT" For his informa-
ton, | reply: The Dooley-Wilkcr-
son lot is bounded on the east by
Church street, on the south by
Jackson street, On the north by the
property of Mr.. John Fi,zsimmons
and on the west by property of
Taylor & Calling. Since l do not
own adjacent property" assume
that he is again mistaken.
Now, Mr.. Editor, "South Side"
asserts that he does not own foot
of land suitable for the court hous Q
site. 1t may be that he has really
no interest in the question at issue.
have often been asked: "Who is
South Side" If he has the cour.
age to make his identity known
through your columns, then the
public could discern his motives or
interests-if he really has any in
the community.
Please accept my sincere thanks
| for your kind invitation to discuss
this question in TEE TINES. | am
quite sure the public will weigh
fairly my arguments against the
hill. IL. RoLLwAGE.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
Spring Requires

That the impurities which Lave accumu.
lated in your blood during the winter
shall be promptly and thoroughly expelled
if good health is expected. When the
warmer weather comes these impurities
are liable to manifest themselves in yari-
Gus ways, and often lead to serious i'll
ness. Unless the blood is rich and pure
that tired feeling viii affliet you, your APP
petite will fail and you will find yourself
all run down" Hoods Sarsaparilla
tones and strengthens the system, drives
ont all impurities and makes pure. rich
healthy blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the one true blood purifier and the best
spring medicine. Be sure to get only
Hoods
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
MADISON TIMES.

Thursday morning the gauge read Al 6.
Monday the water reached the highest
point it has attained This rise, when il
showed Al 8, Since it has fallen OF n
foot.
We hear of some restitution both above
and below Madison. The relief boat
could do a much needed work in the rescu-
ing of stock, etc.
Too much can rot be said in praise OF
Captain Ed Gurley, who has been doing
valiant service with the Fletcher during
the high water, but it is impossible for
him TO look after the need OF the people
for such vast territory.
Captain Henry Mayer, Leon Wheeler
and K. w. Ford procured n skiif and in
company With several ladies, went out for
moonlight ride Sunday night. All went
well until the alarm OF fire was given.
Great was the suspense Tor few moments
until the fire was located, when it proved
to be in Mr. Ford's pocket. Judging from
the appearance of his clothing he must
have had very warm trip. The origin
of the fire is unknown, but supposed 10 be
a case of spontaneous combustion.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

1t is splendid opportunity for the
study of the law that is offered by the
Sprague Correspondence School OF
Law, 52s Telephone Building. De.
troit, Mich. whose advertisement will
be found elsewhere in this paper
Their system OF instruction is that by
correspondence all the lectures, text
books, etc. being sent from Detroit
together with thorough lessons and
lesson helps for every days study. This
method is certainly far superior to that
OF studying alone, reading at haphaz.
ard, and even superior to studying in
an Office under the direction OF busy
lawyer. who bias little time to devote u
his student. The school is some eight
years old, aud has prepared men for
admission to the bar in every state and
territory of the United States. and we
have ample evidence that it is doing
first class work. They have a very
plain and full description of their plan
and course. which they furnish free to
all who ask for it. We shall be pleased
to have any of our readers who write
them for particulars to mention this
paper In connection with their inquiry
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

obliged to go to London on Saturdays
steamer, and he requested the owner Of
the diamond to have detective lock
the matter up, and he would pay all ex-
penses.
IF the detective would call at his
Office he would give him what informa-
ton he had. but he didn't wish any Of
the clerks to know about the matter,
as he didn't want them to feel under
suspicion.
CAS- the owner had told me that the
stones in the two earrings were almost
similar. I asked him to let me see the
remaining one, so | might be able to
Identify the other stone in case should
stumble upon it at any of the pawn
shops.
"The owner went to a small safe In
the corner of the room and opened It..
Pulling out one of the drawers he came
toward me, at the same time looking
for the diamond. He was unable to
find it, and thinking he might have
placed il in another drawer. he ex-
amined that also, but the diamond was
nowhere to be found. He was positive
he had placed it in one of the drawers
of the safe after delivering the other
diamond to the broker, and he was the
only person familiar with the combina-
ton.
Here were apparently two diamond
robberies. each happening about the
same time, the purpose of the thief be-
ing to obtain possession of the pair Of
earrings.
az made the usual examination and
Inquiries about the servants In the
house. and then went down to the Of
flee of the Pine street broker. The large
safe. to which the clerks had access, l
was not interested in, and quickly
passed upon 1t as being in a proper
position. In the private Office Of the
broker was another and much smaller
safe which stood little distance away
from a window that looked upon the
street This safe was so situated that
II could easily be seen by passers-by,
and as there were no shades to the Win
| dow il was not likely that the safe had
been tempered with during the night,
since it was in plain view of the police
and private watchmen who passed she
building every few minutes.
II was not able to see the broker
when | called on the following day,
snd did not visit the Office again until
the next week, when l was told he had
sailed for Europe
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
SOUTHERN BAPTIST coNvEN
TON.
Route via Nashville and Tennessee
Centennial.

Route via Nashville and Tennessee
Centennial.
On account of Southern Baptist con-
vention. the Nashville, Chattanooga &
St Louis railway will sell tickets to
Wilmington, y. c.. and return at one
fare for the found trip, on May 3, 4
and 5. 1897. Tickets good for return
passage / 5 days from date OF sale.
Tickets will be sold from points on
connecting lines via Nashville. Chatta-
nooga 4 st. Louis railway. Nashville
and Tennessee centennial, at same
rate.
Four routes are offered beyond
Nashville: Via Chattanooga & South
ern railway, via Atlanta and Southern
railway. via Atlanta and Seaboard Air
Line, and via Atlanta and Georgia
railroad.
For further information call on any
ticket agent, or write to Al. WEIGH.
div. pass. agent, Memphis, Tenn. or
w. l.. Danley. gent pass. ard ticket
agent, Nashville, Tenn. % 80
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

diamond thief Is
ABOUT as sharp M they make 'em. He
doesn't hold people UP on the street.
and IT isn't often that he commits burg
iary to get the gems. He may sneak
them. but that's about as far as he
goes in the way of breaking the law.
A short time after ex-Inspector
Byrnee reorganized the detective bu-
eeau l had charge Of case which was
the cleverest piece of work on the part
OF diamond thief ever heard Of.
One morning when / reported al
headquarters the chief said that a re-
tired business man. who lived on one OF
the cross streets near Fifth avenue
wanted him to send up one of his men
to Investigate into the loss Of valuable
diamond. The chief assigned me to the
job, and In half an hour I was at the
house.
This is the story as the man gave II
to me: He was a widower, and among
his deceased wife's Jewels was a pair OF
large diamond earrings. Having no use
FOR them, he had tried to sell them, but
the diamond dealers would not give
him more than half their cost, SO he ad-
vertised them.
The next day Pine stres. broker,
whose name he mentioned, and wnom
l knew well, called on him and looked
at the stones. He took quite a fancy
to them. but said he only wanted one
OF them, which he intended to have sc,
as scarf pin. The owner fixed a price
upon it-something like twelve hun
dred dollars. The broker did not objec,
TO the price. but wanted to have the
stone passed upon by a jeweler, say.
ing he would send a check for 1t II the
report was favorable He took the stone
away with him.
The day following the broker called
upon the owner of the diamond and IN
formed him that he had been robbed OF
the stone. He had placed it in his safe
at the Office the night before, and when
he went to get 1t the next morning, In.
tending TO submit it to a Maiden lane
diamond dealer for his opinion as to its
value. he found 1t had disappeared. He
was positive that he had placed 1t In
his safe, and the only person besides
himself who knew the combination was
his son, who was west at the time. He
was willing to pay the owner for the
diamond in case 1t was not found, but
thought it best to let him know Of the
robbery.
THE broker said that he was
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
A CLEVER ROBBERY.

CENTRAL ONCE
detective bit OH the
end Of a big black
cigar. az he sat at
one Of the small
tables In an up
town cafe "a few
evenings ago, and
as he struck a
match to ignite the
weed he said:
"A professional
diamond that q.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

Don't put off getting business edu-
cation. So long as your parents sup
port you it is well enough to amuse
yourself with the study Of Greek or
Latin but when you have your own
living to make they won't do. The
best passports to a successful start IN
life are "A sure knowledge OF the branch
rs taught at the Little Rock CONNER
cial College-tbey are Shorthand.
Typewritlng. Business writing, Arith-
metic. Spelling, Letter writing. Com
mon Law. Book keeping. business
forms. Banking and rapid calculations
all well taught by experienced huSi-
ness men and capable instructors.
Write t0day-now-for catalogue
giving full particulars. and address VI.
A. Stone, Pres't. Little Rock, AK.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

By special arrangement,
The Weekly Constitution,
and THE FoRREsT CRY TINES
can be obtained for one year
for $500. Not only that, but
every person who takes adj
vantage Of this offer will be
entitled to a guess at the
missing word.
All Clubbing subscriptions
should be sent to this office,
with each guess, and the
name and address of each
will be forwarded by us to
The Constitution.
This offer will be closed
On May l, SO do not delay.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

.,ss'l.es, maps, time tab,es and all inforn1a.
,.3a regarding trip il amy direction VIII
san, 'sNA .ei.t FINISHED On application =
~ ''seAt or lie Colapany
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
win Respond.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, April /, 1897.
Mr.. o. b. R0llwage, Forrest City,
Dear Sir aud Brother - Miniosc
Lodge will tender the usual banquet Ia
the Grand Lodge, and we expect to have
n number OF to,ists. The committee
requests me to ask'you to respond to
the toast "Our Supreme Lodge. >
Trusting to receive your acceptance
l am, yours, truly,
Nj. NJ. HAWKINS.
We are authorized to state that Mr.
Rollwage VIII accept the invitation OF
the committee. for which we feel q
local pride in the selection, and con.
graduate them upon their choice.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

Subscribe for "The Great Religions
Weekly" TIE FORREST CITY TINES.
and keep abreast with the procession
in the way of county happenings and
outside matters too numerous to men,
ton. 81 so per annum.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

Twenty colonies of dunkards, from
sir different states and numbering
1900, passed through Chicago recently,
ell route to North Dakota, where they
will settle.
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09
A $1,000 Word


1.-THE right Of '...e....' is the
very essence Of the Constitu-
ton"
The Forrest City times., 1897-04-09

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