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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-30
SEATTLE. ANACoRTES. FAIRHATE
UFJJATc0N AND BLANK

Connecting AZ Whateom with stears
Point Roberts. Steamer George u !!
leaves Seattle al ? .. m. Aondays ~
nesdays and Fridays, connecting Al A
cortss with train for Wcolisy, sesio
man and Hamilton, arriving q W.T.
s a M. leave Whaicom 10. Eialns :
Returning, leave Blaine
Whatcon p. m. Tuesdays, lha'saa,
Ssfwr14vs. arriving AZ Seattle al q
Arlington Dock. Telsphone. Pie Il
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coNfASt

sTRs. GARLAND AND EvAS6E-
Seattle and Townsend Neah hsy ~
Steamer Garland leaves issier aes
deys Tuesdays and THURSDAYS ~
p m, for Port Townsend. rert wans
pungene-s. Port Angeles. foN -
Gettysburg. Pysht, Clalisia Say ans
Raw: returning. arrives al sea.ue ~
on opposite days, steamer hssnS ~.
Ye~ler dock for Port Towhssna;
se,.s and Victoria Mondays. weissss
sna Fr,fays AT $50 y. NJ. arrives sss
altsrnate days at = % p. n.
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! ~ pEitS NTEp--setled tenders g.
dressed 20 the undersigned Viii ne ~.
ceiF~d Enci Saturday. the 2tfh 4av az
June. 1881, Inclusive. Tor tas pufr7as 50 II
the LL4inr-s OF the Excelsior brewing
Company. .cfosTa 4 a incil,st@g -
OF beer. brewing material lager B-er
PGraFa. beer wagons. horses. etc good
VII an teasFfioli interest. Particulars
Ihls business y being soi4 a. xulry
r9tl@eFu pursuant - 2u Cr1rr Of tae ST.
~ me court " British Columbia
The highest Or any taoter No, re~..s.
Ttiy acCt pied.
Dates - Victoria. 3 c, this g7tn dan
OF Nag. 4 y. 1871
A W Y. rSNrs
DH'nhIefon e Tnaes. Solicitors Etc. "a
Langley -. Victoria z <
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- - 80, CiRrYH0rNLI

rverett. Edronds, snoaon ass,a, sSsaI
-rhree round trips daiiy eacs ssssss
=, effee, Nov - lsss. tsss, svs,ss
= M Il m. ?. m. leaves sss,,Is * I
"a m % D. r., i.l3 ?. ~. ,s~sssss ~
t1r colnan dock, EYrfsl, .s ~ RI
rEants' deck. Connects va ,er ssa
f-r Tacoma. win stf 49, 49, frissa 4
mlzr with train tef as Ys III
Wy pANg " Go0DauE. ass@
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n crssr % secure corrs-e insertion .,
ysctEelex under these sezda.xE ire same
sA0uis Dc lest a. rse o1rress otrce -
ttss paper. Nc charge 3 maze toT alca
Ho.srss~
rF4r.@rsf -3tfeez resolutions or other spe-
cal announce BgsYfS ~ be c2aTge1 a re
rae % - cents rs~ ne sScs Insertion
pcGT-fS-FTT frsrSrrp co
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! s y TRANSPORTATION 60

l.. q y TkNNsFUf'FN MIN
~ Time Card. r..,. =, yasv
..1tr,' - seattle "Wednesday arc !,
dsr Fare. 81. round trip. 3sod rs =
81 i.eaves seattle June 8 a. !
I'LL Ill. ! - 10 n, NJ. July at !. r, ~
NJ ~ vernon June % al 4 2 n Jal -
r. m. July at .. ~. eslll ials - J. 1,
Ttr Thursday. gong north. ss ,s Z
Jsiin stanwood. pr. skasii CIV M :
City Dock steamers sof ~ u No ys3a
~. e,upd Open all nighi. n; r.
aid Master. TeIepfcne Aals -
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lie Company's eer,,, -n q
'ia,' sI,y Of racbi. AMI TWsa a.sta t.
save y seattle tor San Fr.,saisA Van
eNnS..ad sra vIcto~s ssc0 "a ~
a, a; "a q ! a3e 3 5, IL IL a - u;
= - ? august : !. IL ii ~
ga tT2nc4sce. a. In. Oh !.
July l. L, il i. s. 4. Ill Nj !
=. 8. Leave Sa, sx 4 :
Safe VIA Victoria. q .Sssases =
- +" > 81 July : 81 IS n ,~as i
!, i. ~, q =. Due a. sss8 Assss
June 5 y Is. IL 4 y IL. ssAae III.
\. ,Ausasi : !. =. Ii. = Z
Ahs, eaegpnt Steamers o..
s"fsha Sni si-kt sasve M q
-4l,.SaS, al 4, II, June 4 st 4.
july ! 5, Is, Is, \ s Asssss, @.s
y. Due hack A. Seatfls -,
- July 4, H. =. is, s. "a 49, xS
II = = September / ~ $50
serves r1SSt % elsange. w.fss,ss 1'sssy \
ho-.cs, steamers. sailing aatss s - sasssA
-. + TRowRRIpoE P
Ocean Dock. Seattle. &C.
C. II. ]. SroLTENRERS. ~.
tlrSt Ave, Seattle. sNl =
GoopALI, PERKINS 4 "a
ASts.. San Francisco. ~ 20
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PUGET SOUND AND Al.ASK. $50
SHIP COMPANY. 3AA&
VICTORIA ROUTE

'AS iSSsiA ROUTE
l s.ssm M CITY Of kinss,on hsss,,, \.
Te .Isn,n = =. asn i, aAc Victoria. q c
S.@pTn Lvi y SEATTLE So. 80
y :slam Lvj ssPt. Townsend ~ So. sls
3Ssan N Ar 10 Victoria NJ ~ a.
DAILY except Sunday. asAa
This steamer furnishes frss-e,.r -.
modAtlonS, carrying both f-slss,s $50 =
passengers and leaves frcn Yss'ss :. :. =
Seattle. for Victoria. at sN n az !.
Tacoma at 2. N. 4 ss =
Passengers for Victoria can ,e-u.
siateroonlS until A. n. ~ssS
For rates. tickets. etc, inquire a.
G. +, TnokSDYrr
Agent. fesier wharf SeSra
]. A. NADEAU, ~s"1sA
General Agent. n. p. Ry.. Safe.
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NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDER

STOCKHOLDERS MEETTNG.-Ohice OF
the Rainy Mining Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Rainy Mining Company viii be- held at the
office OF the company. at Everett, Wash,
on Wednesday. July II 1897. at ] o'clock
p. m. for the election of trustees and for
the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
The stock transfer books viii be closed
from July until July l5 1877.
CHARLES F RAND President.
Attest: Edgar l.. Bailey. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Office Of
the Monte Cristo Mining Company.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting % the stockholders Of the
Monte Cristo Mining Company viii he held
at the office Of the company, n Everett
Wash, on Wednesday. July II, 1872, az II
o'clock. noon Tor the election OF trustees
and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness As may come before the meeting
The ~totk transfer books will be closed
from July until July l5 1897.
CHARLES f RAND President
Attest: Edgar l.. Bailey. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING 49, The
Rainy Mining Communicates is here
by given that the regula- annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Rainy Mining
Company viii be htld a. the office OF the
ComDauy Everett WashiuEton. AT |
o'clock u. m on the 18th DAY Of July.
H. Iulv The transfer books viii lee closed
from July 9Th T. Jolly 18th 1897
EDGAR 1. BAILEY. Secretary.
sTOrKHOT nEES' NEFTiNC-O0ic, Of
TIE Monte Crieto Mining Colupa ny-No-
tee is hereby gwen that The regular an
rral meeting a. the stock holders of the
Monte crist1 Mining Company VIII be
held At s1T Office OF fie Company EV-
erctt Washneton. at L O'Clock room on
The. 18th d1V o. july t>s5. that being tAs
.rror2 Wednesday ia .fuiy TIN tra-s-
fer books VII - closed from July oth
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HOOD CANAL RoI q

STEAMER pEl a, :, VASES
leaves CaioTaiih does . ..s.',s y saa =
- - street. TUESDAYS. i, !, ssr sEp
, aFdays q, o'elosfs 81. : lr.s1ea =, q
I, \, Lilllwaup sa aIl.srns:- asga
tt-'oa cay. Rstur.nr,,, ri r aAS. Mass
Telephone, Red III --------
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REWARD.

A reward - &c VII Be paid for 'nsrs'
ma ton ssAcing 20 the a.reat ard conF!c-
tson ~ sny on~ stealing copies o. the
fos.-InteIiixeo delivered 10 saoscrio-ls
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MINES AND MINING STOCK.


leo INDEPENDENT. =; 5eo Martin
Greek Gold and Copper, g: =. Gr;szN'
o.: SIC New Seattle. SC. 500 cod Noun
tain. Sc. 80 iron Fails. llec. 40 Lro2
Mountain. 3. 80 or l. 90 Harllllon Gold
and Copper Mining &C. %ssc; lee ross
land ard Tr@N Creek, *, 40 GOD SslI.
&c. 90 London Ga3ena, &c l.a5 r-fasE-
aid. &c. 90 Anaconda OF Washington,
3txc; Evanhoe Ike
We hav3 shares in every reputable
mining company az less prices tran 9Sh-
ers ASA We are the recogntzsu Ic>ade,s
In mining stocks Martin. 10 Cherry 81
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE 10 invest from
81 I'D 70 80 IN sure dividend paS llis MN,
irg shares. We can sell n few Thousand
shares in very promising ming "oTh-
ing large force Of aen. in tie S1AVertoll
district, for ic 4 share. We have sa4Fts
n ali reputable Mining companies. olt
do not handle wildcat stock. Every
share We sss! W. guarantee. We nave
prospect9ses. maps. spec linens Of ore.
free for the asking. We buy. sell OF eN-
change. Ope tom q 10 :. Chas. Martin
& Co. SO Cherry street.
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s~rhIif.R LYDIA Th s' .ss,ss
6 csr[s -n :o6 mt" q Man s'': - a.
Tse5 s ss' San San Jaaa i ,..ves -.
WE, "sai Tss7say. thursday AID s .x.,.s.
7 ',iy =" rorarC'as & %, assha'
sf,a5.,ho are. Nain ~. -~
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PORT ORCHARD AND rnRr VIC

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wvs
lNGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. X. ROBINSON
Carrying T. 5 Mail
On Port Orchard and po- wastsss.s
route, leaves city dock. toos II NJ
street. $50 a. m, calling at seg,s Hsxs
Rurcheli. Brick Yard. Bremersen & /
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston, rrsryss,
Chico. Silverdaie. Leaves Port oresss
Navy Station at p. M: arrives Sca,,s (
p. m h. n Robinson. master Ia
Bogardus a. Co, agents TeseSsa.
Main ~.
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fLf ON THE -rs 49,

II ~
eIi ON THE -ELTTs,
Four reaad t /. rs s .o TACOMA
TT i~s s, sd tvsnty.s~s SnAn
r,nts uiar aai'y trps SIR.
tanning EFEFcT Tvpsn..
Leave line CAgD 1Q,
2. n. ~ LIZ 4 n
Leave Taeona-sn u
rasxaS SCNDAvS s1sns
cave Facofzs--s. "a. -. n.sa.
..Anains 81 Nortsern 4 $50 - IN
Ina. snc Cotnmarc.s, ss as,se war
ron street. Seattle 9scx tos, = y -
yv sehesys steamers Fra,
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ADyERTISERs' NOTICE.

Aaver-y.-s desiring display advertise
e,<nts ehanrel for the Sunday issue mus
hand IN cory ~ o'clock Saturday 10 II
sure change
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STR. MULTNoMAH
tDAILY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND olyyF.
At p. NJ
FARE TO TACOMA. s cENrA
STR. City OF ABERDEEN
IENCEPT SUNDAN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND oi. Yyyl
AT 100 A. II.
FARE TO TACOMA. 3 cEyrx
Tel, &. Main. CITY DOCK Am,
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Maaagsr.
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CT !. " ORIas-

sLA LIE GUN %OSES-Reraoyed 1Sg,
Second Theodore Descnaer
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RosALJI'E ...-,. .
Arlington dock. leaves 'o or. Eaas1, !
SaT, Townsend daily, 80 vlrtsfs !
= ~ 4 m: returning. lsasr' stsrs rs
80 p. N. steamer ceosss 80, port, =
Tor Fort townsend ara . Sos
exrens saturday, al ~ Srsei, Sc
dtrs., AZ , J. IN rsta.n,'A sspsoas. Fiss
port Townsend al p. ~ .-----------
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----- RICHARD ROUTE

steamer MARY ~ 7. p, gss !;
Leave Gals r. sx.T an tiissa srss sss'
: ~. I. J. -. : ~ s..s': / u,
l5'' 5.y ra Nv ~ T.; .. .,,,.
=. ~ f,-,sn TOR charter o. -
PACIFIC S4y1o.sTIs.sa.sl - i
Tina Gard In Eject 'S .rs}
SEATTLE. Ey.sa,fTirx -
stat. ,s :; $500 s.ssa.s Nh IN ao1
SF FAlrsa az fsarrs Seattle -
sIn9ay. 81 So yssi"
Telephone. Main %
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Personal.

CELEBRATION BARGAINS.
Visitors TO Seattle July 1st 2i and 81 re$
these big snaps Il pays you 10 come.
Heavy gransteware-the never-wsar-out
kind, cheaper than tlnware.
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y8.sr-t. YORK rst-.Aese gloms. - va
f-~ 1~l--Ae0e eAth FIRST aEs1Ue and
European % American plan. rats
~ g. % gay
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HELP FEMALE.

WANTED Four Young ladies Tor Office
WORK. mast write Ru excellent hand
epeucsrtHU pvums ship pr, farrtd.
know ledge ~ bookkeeping prsfFrF- 4 h1f
rot necessary position pleasant and
permanent and only Onen tp those who
fr-ire pe~n aren't situation. wages <a5
Tar month Address e 4 o. estr- Post
Intelligence Previous applicants amply
aEaiu
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SAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS. a.
sacon1. Telephone. E.e1 -
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rtFt. SEATTLE TRANSFER co Tara
IS Weller streets Hacks CABS eax-
sRge Office. telephone Main q. IA cherry
strret. Telephone MAin a.. Warehouse.
csaE eetepaoUa a. or Aa. stct4ss and IL
ss~grre 81 lowest rates.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29

Ex-marshai M. l.. Monroe. visited hls brother at Gregory, in Woodruff county, the latter part of last week.
 FoR SALE-ro IF rood mules a, d go d mares. II F DOoLEY,
 Tine ice mans spirits have kent tab With the mercury this week. while those Of the coal man is way above "G."
 Children, take your reneil and trace the qtiarahtine iiue upon the map. de- hnlug the territory regulating the dis lricls concerning ihe animal industry. published in this weeks TINES.
 No cough remedy equals Dr. Bells flhe- Iar-lionty for anybody Of any age. rom infancy on through life until ,ney are as old as good oIA Granny
 Lawyer Jno. NJ Prewett only hits mother earth on high places these days ara It IS not boy by at least one ma. lorlty, and she arrived on the early schedule "Wednesday morning.
 The lady minstrel performance that was to have been given at the Opera House on Tuesday. February ;. is postponed, owing to the extreme cold preventing rehearsals.
 Some of the handsomest and prettipst Dress goods of the season to be seen at russell, Fraham < O.
 Hardy Owen and James Wallace. of the Upper Cut Off neighbnrhood. were Ioing the city in business way Saturday. As all visitors from the bottom country. they reported new im- provements in their section.
 Gordon Casteel exhibited a perfect specimen of mound builders notterv. also the skull of a human, on the street tl'is week. which he dug from one of the mounds on his fathers plantation on the St. Francis river, six miles southeast of this city.
 New Goods at the Newsstand.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29
Fire Brick are for sale at 2t cen each at Russell, Graham & Cos.

Fire Brick are for sale at 25 cen $ each at Russell, Graham & Cos.
 Oliver sutton died at his home on i'acklish lake one day last wepk. and was buried near his home. He had lived in that locality for many years. and was known and respected hy all who knew him. He leaves an inter- esting family who have our sympathy.
 At a recent meeting of the Epworth League. the folio sing officers were chosen President. |. F Wvune: first vice president, Mss Anna Lee Cobhs second vics-president, Miss Maggie E . dridge; third vice president. Miss Matte Laura Museley. fourth vice president. F. II, Jackson: secretary. Miss Johnnie lIorney; assistant secre- tary. Wilber Alley; treasurer, Miss Mamie Doyle.
 Before purchasing oystera call and see J. J. Finnarty. aod he will con vluce you that he keeps the best.
 TIE TIMES weather report can at all times be relied upon It makes no pretention te forecast the conditions bul ldlNrl HiHuCtSb iIltu Hente It IS prepared to state facts, the weather department being in charge of Prof j.. II. Bard. As long as the weather keeps coming TIE TIMES will be found by it's warm or. cold side, and the only way for it to escape detection. and be. ing published. is to keep out cf the path of TIE TIMES.
 Jno. Stephens. the boss stock raiser from near Backtish siriing. was in town "Wednesday aud reported matters in good shape in his locality. He noted he had D head of stock cattle on hand. and 150 head of hogs, that he recently killed porker which tipped the beam at 405 pounds. and from only two months feeding. the balance of his raising came of the commpn range. Keep al eye on that couptry and get your hands on some of 1t, if possible.
 Best goods at, very lowest prces at l.. Roll wage < Co.'S.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29

Full line of Kennedy's Celebrated Cakes-Frnit. Jelly and Lady Fingers at II. A. Knight & Co.
 Several mere carloads of cattle went north and west from this place the present week. Dealers are rushing their business as the quarantine regu- lations will take effect on the 18th of next month.
 Shoes. Clothing, Hats. Trunks. etc.. ut actual cost, at A. Meyer X Co. The east bound freight train on the Little Rock and Memphis railroad, ran into and badly. if not fatally. in- jlirel fine Jersey COW, property of A. D. Boyle.
 A dainty lunch was handed ve com positor yesterday from the lzard House which reflected great credit hpon the head of the culinary department.
 Fruits, Candies. Nuts, Syrnps. Sugar Ilonse Molassps. Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff, at Germans.
 Il
 
 of some her enterprises. Messrs. D. Wilson x Son. of kimble. ky.. write to the F.. F. Sutherland Medicine Com pany as fellows: We write this to .eentify tn the wonderful and grand good resnlts from your Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey. which Is selling faster than any medicine we ever sold People. who never traded at our store have heard of 1t and come from adjoining cnnnties to buy it. One case in partic- nlar is that of Mrs. smith Woodbridge :. of this place who was 80 afflicted with her throat for over two years that she could not speak above a whisper. Af- ter she used The first bottle of Dr. Bells Pine-Tar Honey she could talk as well as ever, and the case is such wonder ful cure that her neighbors come in to see for themselves. and are astonished 10 hear her talk" All dealers sell it. Buy lTamilton-Brown BoOrs and SHOES at l.. Rollwsge < Co.'S.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29

Full line of ''Dinner Party" brand of goods, best on earth, at II. A. Knight x Co.
 The cold wave materially cooled off the usual rush of business in the city this week.
 Fires have been banked in the fur naces Of all establishments using stea m this week to prevent pipes freezing. None have run except the waterworks. Floating Soap. sl. .00 per box. Strict y cash at A. Meyer & Co. Squire Raiford gave Henry Jacobs l ihe hot end of the law tn the tune of sl5, for fighting. He settled and re- turned to his home on Dlack6sh Lake. M. N. Gaines has few desirable | tracts of land in the comng St. Francis bottom for sale at n low figure and easy payments.
 Mrs. c. II. Haven. her son Lewis. and daughter. Mrs. s. l.. Hodges, left l yesterday evening for \ visit to the ] Bluff City.
 Sheriff Williams and deputy have completed their rnunds of tax gather ing and are now at home in the court house where thfy will collect and re- ceipt till April 20. after which tune pen alty attaches.
 | Edgar c. Taylor. of Caldwell. paid | TIE TIMES nleasant visit today He will leave for Texarkana tomorrow, where he will enter into business. Misses sara, Solomon. of Helena. and Hattie Altman. of Louisville, Ky. are visiting the family of X. Meyer s Co.. this week.
 Not content with the already com plete stock purchased from John Nj. Brown Mir. Ellis Hurley. went to Mem phis Monday, and purchased an addi- tional stock hardware, agricultural implements. wire. nails etc. to meet the demands of the trade. Mir. Tur- i Icy needs no commrndation from us. as his business qualifications and cour- teonsness dnring his long residence here is too well known. A cordial in. vitation is extended to all to visit his store, and inspect the goods. l Mir. John Prenfiss. from Calhonn county. Iowa. passed through the city last Saturday. hound for Whratley. our thriving little sister city on ihe prairie. on the western boundery of the county. where he has purchased d tract of land. He comes to the sunny sOiith with an eye to business. bringing his stock. household goods and agricul- tnral indictments He spoke in conf. dential terms of the great possibilities which are in store for this county when her resources are proparly;deve,oped |, and said more of his conntrymen were contemplating following his example By way of comparison between his old and new home. he mentioned the great advantage in climate. cheap lands. low taxes. etc. He spoke of the terri ble effects of the stringency of the times at his old home. citing the haul 1 ing of his wheat and corn over frozen rough roads a distance of three miles
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29

Not few who read what Mir. Robert Rowls, of Holland, Va.. has to say be low. will remember their own experi- ence under like circumstances Last winter had La Grippe which left me in t low staie,of health. 1 tried nil- merous remedies. none of which did me any good, until 1 was induced to try q bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rrmedv. The first bottle of it so far relieved me that 1 WAS enabled to at
 tend to my work, and iiIe second bottle
 effected cnre'' For sale at Tipton' 's drugstore at 2j and 50 cents Ter bottle.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29
GladneSS Comes

MIith a better understanding of the
 w transient nature of the many phys ical ills, which vanish before proper cf- forts-gentlc cfforts-pleasan efforts rightly directed. There is comfort in the knowledge, that so many forms of sickness are not due to any actual dis ease, but simply to a constipatcd condi- tion of the system, which the pleasant family laxative, Syrup of Figs. prompt ly removes. That is why it is tho only remedy with millions of families, and ie everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health. Its beneficial effects are duo t. the fact, that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without facilitating the organs on which it acts. It is therefore all important, in order to get it's bene- ,icial effqctS,, to note when you pur- chase, thotS you have the genuine arti- clc, which is manufactured by the Cali fornin Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by all reputable druggists.
 If in the enjoyment of good health, and the system is regular, laXativcs or other remedies arc then not needed. If afflicted with any actual disease, one may be commended to the most slsillful physicians. but if in need of a laxative, ono should have the best, and with tho well-informcd everywhere, Syrup of Figs stands highest and is, most largely used and gives most general satisfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29
Prices low at the Newsstand. Try the fr. si Grocer'es at Corn

Prices low at the News stand. Try the fr. s'l Grocer 'es at Corn a,. Skating and hot fires have been tls main featurrs of the werk. A big ball st Haynes is on IT. boards for tonight. A change of schedule--Iron M. n : tam road--goes Into -r ct sunday.
 Chas. Lewis returned this mnr,,it. from the City of Yapors.
 Everything fresh and new in Gf.,- cery line at Gorman's.
 Sam Ashworth, of Rawliison, k the city today.
 Rev. l.. R. Simpson will co,al.4es divine services at the l'resbyt,iiai church Sunday.
 Canned Goods of all kinds at .t Meyer & Ca.
 One of the best featiles nf tho n. per this week, is a cofamunic:.g from Central America
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29

nave survived ihe grippe and start rNeh With the New Year with d more Ntthsive supply than ever in the line si nhe Whiskies. Wines. Cigars. To- "".c"s ,h ana everything kept in first S'"sS saloon. To my friends who have ''"i",eiIk iayored me with their patron r,Sr ,,,' ! fftehd my gratitude. Tn those Sft Ill have ,nat had, The pleaYpye kqf esits. VIII say. a tfial js all aaSk {. | ''"ipthess and courteous treatment 'o my motto. and 1 hope to share, if '"' 'o ci'lm. your patronage.
 Respectfully.
 IKE MALLORY.
 Proprietor Pearl SaIuor.
The Forrest City times., 1897-01-29
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Thousands of young and old people drag through miserable existence, not Knowing what ails them. when they are only run down and need something to as- sist nature to perform its functions. For this Browns Iron Tonic stands preemi- nently at the head of all remedies. Try it and you will be convinced. J. II. Tipton