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The Forrest City times., 1897-09-17
CASTORIA
 
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The following letter from Little
 Rock. to the sheriff, explains itself
 Dear Sr:--I am widow and in search of my lost brother, will you please put notice in vour count,
 paper enquiring for himg His
 name is Jasper Cred is about 32 years old, formerly of Mississippi. All ol
 my mail should be sent in care of Chef of Police. Do what you can and God
 will bless you Mrs. A. J. Woodall. !" Every person is welcomed at the store ot Brandon. Baugh & Trapp and conr- teous treatment is guaranteed all who go there. whether to buy or not. If you should like to feast your eyes on a
 pretty. well-arranged store, filled with the ilandsomest and brightest goods. it
 will be treat t0 spend awhile with them. and especially for the ladies to look through the line of Dress Goods, and Trimmings, and the men, the Clothing and Shoes. Read their ad- vertlsement every week.
 Russell, Graham & Go. are making a
 handsome improvement in their store room in the way ot modern shelving
 The old shel,i on the west side of the
 building has been torn away and new shelving with sliding ladder and wine counter base will take it's place. With
 this modern convenience the counter on that side of the store will be dis
 pensed with. and floor space largely in- creased. and the appearance be made quite city like. NJ. l.. Monroe has the contract.
 Blank. Pass and Memorandum
 Books. Bookkeeping Hanks. Letter
 FileS Board Clips. Speneerian Points
 No. l. Leon Isaac's Glu,inum Pei s
 Nos. 10 and II. Photograpn Envelopes A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils, Copying Pencils. Eagle Compass and Dividers
 the best Pencil Holders. Brass Edge l2-Inch Dc. Rulers. good Note Paper ? quires for l5c. and many other use
 ful articles at lowest prices at the Newsstand. X large invoice just re- ceived. Give ns your trade in these
 lines. South Side.
 l Our good friend. John Cox. of Yo- coma, who. by the way. is a progressive
 and up-to-date farmer, brought us a
 sack of ''shorts" from his flour mill. ! Saturday. Under his direction we had | it made into platter cakes" and ate of
 it with much relish. It makes d very | rich and nutritious bread. and suited i our taste very well. Uncle John raises l enough wheat to supply his plantation , with all four used thereon. and makes i the four himself. besides grinding for 1 hjsHtighbors all the wheat they raise,
 This is a saving of hundreds of dollars in the course of d year.
The Forrest City times., 1897-09-17

The Board of Equalization met Mon- day. and have raised the assessments of quite Il number of citizens. If the property of this county could be prop | erly assessed we would have no 40-cent Scrlp.
 Mrs. P D. Boyle, acompaned by Miss Maggie Reilly, left for Memphis, Wednesday, where they will join d merry party for Nashville to be present at the Irish-A American day of the Cen | tennial.
 The Divine Science and Kindergar- | ten Sunday school. held at the resi- dence of Mir. and Mrs. Otto Rollwage every Sabbath afternoon has an attend ance of thirty-two pupils. The public is invited.
 Cards have been issued announcing the marriage of the Reverend James Noble. rector of the Episcopal church of this city. to Mss Mabel II Simpson Wednesday. September 15, 1897, at Fl Reno, Okla.
 E Milan. of the Pine Tree neighbor hood, was in town Saturday. He has been in bad health for some time. and will move back next year to the Me Daniel place. south of town where he | formerly lived.
 A. Meyer returned last night from a Helena. Memphis and St. Louis busi- ness trip of several days duration. At the latter two places he purchased d handsome line of fall and winter goods | ,l, ,,1A hai, nnonuH w. Y. Applewhite, the genial and popular young Memphis grocery sales man was interviewing our merchants | this week Tom has number of friends among our young people and each visit adds to the number.
 A hnrhey. rough feeling about. the eyes inflamed or granulated lids-is | made soft and smoOthe withfone appli- cation of SutheIland's s Eagle Eve Salve. | Try it tonight and you eau ste better to-morrow night. It is not unpleasant to use. ".
 A force of men, under Commissioner | McClendon, have been employed thls week in moving the water maliis. which interfered with the proper coiI- struction Ot the new court mouse. ht malt. will be moved several feet north of the old line.
 II. F. Roleson and charming wife. of l Augusta. were in the city several days this and last week. the former In at- tendance at Circuit Court. and both to visit relatives and friends. They were guests of Judge and Mrs. Norton and l Mir. and Mrs. Edward Roleson.
 Robt. Delano and family have re- turned from Missouri. where they re- gently located with Il view to future residence. MT. Delan0 say he will live and die in Forrest City, and his account of Missouri by comparison IS very complimentary to Arkansas.
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The Forrest City times., 1897-09-17

Leave your laundry. or orders nor ,,ainlllg to same, at Helm N Soice', bsr. Der shop. ~ o'i Mrs. J. II. Alley returned homo "wednesday after pleasant yisit to
 Mrs' A. J.. Vaccaro and son of Brink. iey. are visiting relatives and friends In the city. " ''e"us
 Cascarets stimulate liver. kidneys ai,u uo"rls Never sicken, weaken or
 Miss Minnie Norman. of Batesville s making her home with Mir. and Mrs k. E. 1'rice. ""N ''' s'
 Soiee still calls at your home for lam. ny. Leave calls at Helm & Soice's barber shop. o''' D
 We want some hens and rooster "ho will bring them for subscription to the paper. ''0'
 J. I~Speer and I. N. Beard. of south or Palestine. were in town Tuesday on court business. VI"
 John Womack returned from Nash VII Monday, after spending a week with the sights. stove wood delivered 10 any part of the city for D cents per load by Fms sell, Graham N Co.
 Jesse Davis will probably go to Fay- ettefllle to attend the A. 1. U. and fin lsll III five months.
 The new lodge room will be con- pieted and ready for occupancy on or before October 1st.
 Jimmie Miles has been quite sick the past week, but we are glad 10 learn that he is improving.
 Trce ,S Altman. South Side Restau- .a'it, IS the place to vet your dinner. Meals, twenty-five cents.
 Rev. J. A. Mason has be n in town several days this week visiting his family and numerous friends.
 The blow and s:raper has been in use this week in the court house exca- vatlons, and the work progresses. '.The confidence of the people in Hoods Sarsaparilla is d,:a tu it's un. equalled record of wonderful cures.
 Our new stock from the door to the roof, will interest you.
 Brandon, Baugh & Trapp.
 Our new stock is ready for Inspec- ton. We invite you to come in and look it over. Brandon, Baugh & Trapp.
 Forrest City can boast of what no other town in the state can-she has no idle-S, and there is work for every body.
The Forrest City times., 1897-09-17

Misses Edna and Sam Hatcher. two dehghtful young ladies of Memphis who have been visiting relatives and friends m the city several weeks. re- turned to their home Wednesday. to the regret of the young people. who have so greatly enjoyed their society.
The Forrest City times., 1897-09-17

The Board of Equalization met Mon- day, and have raised the assessments of quite Il number of citizens. If the property of this county could be prop erly assessed we would have no 40-cent Scrlp.
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CHEW #'s:i;" E #:ss s.s $ g.: {; :,1:; 9:r! ]: 5

lViHEW x it, and it gives sat. iSfaction.
 ]. NJ. Stayton. of Jacksonport. and r. R. Andrews. of Augusta. were in the city couple of days this week on court business.
 shorty" Munson. an employe of the Electric Light Co.,, was quite i'll with the fever, but is improving and is able to be out to-day.
 Dr. E. c. Gibson. our dentist. spent Sunday in Little Rock with his wife. who is attending the Woman's Tram ing College in that city.
 c. II Ravens lost q fine colt Mon- day night. It died with blind staggers. A faithful dog guarded the carcas, until Tuesday morning.
 Miss Annie Pearson is visiting friends at Seelig Lee County, this week. She is the charming guest of Mrs. Elta Paslay Johnson.
 For Clothing to order, see John R. Brown. at the newsstand. His samples are heantiful, and his prices will sur prise yoi. They are cheap. II. P.h German, who has been indis. posed for several weeks, has been con | fined to his roomf several days this week, but is now improving. We have one set each of Shakespeare, in eight volumes. and Lever. i;i seven volumes. Take either or both at $4 % per set. TEey cost Sl0 each. Elegant fountain pens-guaranteed to do perfect wmk-just received a new lot at the Newsstand Prices, S2 and $2 90. worth S3 and s3 50.. | New goods continue to arrive in the city daliy. and our stores present d | feast to the eyes of many new and | beautiful goods fQr the season.
 There will be communion service at | tte Prpshyteiian church Sunday morn | inr. All Christians 'are cordially in- yited to sup at the Lord s table. l.. II. McGuffey and daughter were in the city Saturday trading and shop ping. and visiting numerous friends. All of whom were glad to see them. ..
 Frank su,cer and Hugh Coffey. two sterling young men of Palestine. were | in town Wednesday. They came as witnesses in the Bill Williams case.
 Miss Lena Rorie, of l.anoke. arrived Saturday afternoon and entered upon her school duties as teachcr or the High School department, Tuesday.
 The biggest and finest line of new Snepch. Dialogue and Recitation Books over carried bv us have just heen re- f'nriyed at the newsstand on tile Soutil Side.
 T.. E. Davenport. fofnifrly with prTtus Bros. X Buford. has tesighed lis posjijon with that firm ,andArccepted n similar one with Brandon, Laugh x frapp. |
 Ne have the rrettiest line of new Dress Goods ever carried. comprising .,u the latest shades and deSigils. we want the ladies to see them.
 Brandon, Baugh X Trapp.
 We had mental premonition of GIT, cusps last week. and next week we VIII nresent the advertisement of the great Wallace show. which will exhibit here October 5th. It looks like an aihhi'y'
 Improve your sight-get rid of that -ouah grinding feeling of the llds ana clear your sight by applying onliler' lands Eagle Eye Salve. Thousands ol neo,,le wno never had sore eyes use IL
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-"Nob Hill
avenue Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
uosals will be received by the undersigned
secretary of the board of pubrc works or
the city of Seattle up 10 o'clock p. m,
Monday. Dec. 9Th, 1875. for the improve
Aloha Streets. by constructing a pine
sewer along said avenue between said
points, together with all necessary open
mss. YVES manhoes. iam lp,ns h.s,n vents IL
provided By ordinance No. 4a2l. creating
local Improvement district No. $50. and in
accordance with the plans and specinca-
lions now on rlle IN the Office OF the poaTu
of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check, payable TO the order or the
Ave % per cent. of the bid. and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws of the state
of Washington, within ten days after be-
ing notified of the award of the contract
to him: failing TO do so, the said check
and the amount fixed therein will be for
feited to the city. No person is eligible
as a bidder who has within two years prior
10 the letting of said contract made
default in payment OF any just claim
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised. or
who within said two years failed TO COM
plete any such contracts.
Special attention is called to article xiii.
of the city charter as now in force. relat-
ing TO 'hours of labor" and 10 article
vii. section 81. subs. and 2, relating to
bonds and sureties
The board of public works reserves the
right to reject anv and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
bid for Mob Hill Improvement.
BY order of the board of public works.
LYMAN BANKS,
Acting Secretary.
Date of first publication, Dec. 18th. 1897.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S sALE-h ~
Superior Court of the state OF WasnilE
ton. for the County Of king. Eih@
Hyde Gardner and Mary Ella GaIanss
plaintiffs. VS.. James G. Spur. Ediin y
Spur. the Guarantee Loan ana -
Co, a corporations Jacob Furth. 4 "
ceiver OF the Guarantee Loan ano IL
Co.. a corporation: Jacob Furth
signee for the benefit OF the cfenitms .
the Guarantee Loan and Trust ~
corporation. and the City OF Seattie'
PENDANTS. No. 23.94e.
Under and by virtue OF an oruer OF - ~
and specIai execution. issued CUT o. .,.sS
above-named court, In the abose-eaus.s
action, and TO me directed and denvsI
| have duly levied upon the foiIowins
property. situated in King county, W.
ington to-wit:
The strip of land one hundred and tue ~
~ O2O feet wide and one hundred ~
thirty-one ODD feet long, being tns $50
twothirds of the following .1eseripsn "a =
or parcel OF land, to-wit: Beginhii,,ast. a.
point one hundred and thirty sIsr 80 -
south OF the northeast corner OF " " -.
of land heretofore granted by r. W.
thus and wife TO Fred Greece Inhrr7
thence east one hundred ana eisn' 800.
feet, thence south one hundred ana IT, ~
one OLD feet. thence west one hunaft1 -
eighty nsO feet, thence north one naua'
and thirty-one n3ll feet. TO me p Ia
beginning. all In King county. sas
Washington. together with all ana AZ n,
lar the tenements. hereditaniehts ~ ~ -.
purtenances thereunto belonging OF IN
wise appertaining. .tsf 4
Notice IL therefore hereby given ia ~
Saturday, the 18th day OF Decemp.s Az
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. IN. OF sa1 I. ~
AT the front door of the court houss. I M
city OF Seattle. tn said King rouh, =. nusn1
sell the above-described property o. W.
auction. TO the highest and best oiaos'' s
cash. So
Dated this 18th day Of November 20 -
WIN. H. MOVER. she'l.
NaSu.rn a.
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RESOLUTION NO. l5s-Be Il reso,v.. Z
the City Council OF the City Of Sss.is Y
follows. At& =

RESOLUTION NO. lss-Be Il re.o.,.. !,
the City Council Of the City Of Sss.,ss = !.
follows:
ID That it Is the intention Of tia M, :.
Seattle to improve Main Street. finn IN
Avenue South 10 Eighth Avenue Scs,.S H y
replanking the intersections thersw ~ "
the South one-half of the roadway 49,. -
CD That tho cost thereof be nsn T. Y
assessment to be levied upon the rrcs =, |.
abutting upon said portion Of said ~
Street. under the plan Of 'fmmedisfs -
ment." In the manner provided \, 4.
Charter and Ordinances OF the Ctr x y
attic.
go That the City Engineer be dir.e,a !.
furnish to the City Council an estns,s !
the cost of said improvement,
Cd That the matter Of making san 4.
provement will be considered by ~ n.
Council at a session thereof to he hsas J,
the Srd day of January, 1895. at ~ aisi.s
p NJ. at which time all persons desfriss
be heard before the City Council uruss N
matter of making said improvement -
notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the 18th Az :
December, 1897. and signed by me n -
session in authorization Of its passn
this 18th day of December, 1874
j. e. CREIGHTON
President of the City Council
Filed by me this 18th day Of Decemhu
1897. WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller & -ofYicio City clsTs
Date of first publication. December 4
1897.
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-City Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice, is hereby given that the second
annual instaliment OF local Improvement
district No. Ill. for the Improvement of
East Street and Twenty-second Avenue, in
the City of Seattle. from Yesier Avenue to
under the provisions of ordinance No. 39i9.
which provides for the Improvement of
said street by grading. sidewalking and
parking said street and avenue between
said limits. and providing for the payment
therefor in instaliments and establishing "A
fund for such payment by the levying and
collection of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement.
and providing for the issuance of bonds as
authorized by an act of The legislature of
the State OF Washington approved March
dinance No. SSi9. approved May It'll. 1894,
as amended by ordinance No. $40. approx
ed July 18th. 1894, has been duly certified
TO me for collection, and ,Ae respective
sums therein charged and levied against
each parcel and lot Of land and part
thereof. in. said district, in payment OF
same. including the interest on the whole
amount charged. must be paid on or be-
fore the 18th day of January. 1898. Unless
Garment be made bsfap. such gSs in In
day of January. 1898. the same shall
become delinquent and shall bear interest
paid. and If not paid before said Time. !,
penalty of five 60 per cent. shall be added,
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
on the annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel OF land, and
part thereof so delinquent, and with the
interest and nenalty shall be collected as
other taxes, together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized TO
be charged and collected on other delin-
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel of land
so Delinquent shall be sold for the amount
of such assessment. with interest, penalty
and costs, in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle,
Date of LIST publication, December lith,
1867
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFsS sALFTIr. r. ssIss.
Superior Court OF the state OF rssar &
ton, for the County OF King. 80 ael
Boyd. Plaintiff. Va. Fred >; puiiWs tssf
Ellen p. Dunn. his wife; William rshrst
ard Jane Doe Wright fwhose u 1ssr, 81
tan name is unknown TO pian ,sn. Do
wife: John H. Williams ana ss ass.s =
Williams fwhose true Christian 1900
unknown 10 plain.if9. his VIE
ants No. A.3Ss. .aa, NJ an
Under and by virtue OF an osu.. n ~
ard sDeciaI execution. issued out .stsiSa
above-uamed court in the anovfs,s,sssed I
action, and 10 me directed ara nsn ~
have duly levied upon the touy 's. Wss>p
property. situated In King cooh's'
ington. to-wit: - q. ,tork rus
Lot number fourteen CD. N 49, 81 psfs
her one np. in y T. Denny swsshlnp
addition 10 the City OF Seafise. a -
ton. according 10 the official Psa. saA,s1
same Of record In the ofIice Vi 'As
OF King county aforesaid. - ,hsf q
Notice IL therefore hereby Fissn - u
Saturday. the 18th day OF Janua.s a Sxy. Is
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m o, sm a ~
the front door of the court hon ~
city Of Seattle, IN said King eeum .. q psbp
sell the shove-described profe,y. ~. ssd66S
lie auction. 10 the highest ana os''
for cash. ~
Dated this 18th day 81 Decen.n,e ssahsfA
''''" WM ~. MOVER. -
Preston. Carr & Gilman. Aiioa
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI-NO-
tice OF Assessment Roll of Local I'M
provssnent District No. 144 for the i'm
proyement of Yesler Way. in the City of
Seattle from First Avenue to Western
Avenue under Ordinance No. 1923 and
hearing thereon.
Notice Ia hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. IA. for the Improvement of Yesler
Way In the City of Seattle. from First Az
enue TO Western Avenue. under Ordinance
No. 1928. has been reported by the Board
OF Public Works TO the City Council of the
City of Seattle and is now on file in the
office OF the City Clerk and the same is
now open for public inspection at said Of
ice and will remain open for inspection I'M
I'll Monday. the third day of January 1898
al five clock D. m, and all persons inter-
eSted are hereby required to appear before
the City Council al a session thereof 10 b,
held in the Council Chamber In the CITY
Hall. on the third day of January 1885 al
80 o clock D. m. and make objections
thereto. At said time so fixed the CITY
Council Will consider any and all objections
made and VIII make such corrections In
said roll as IL deems Just and will then nv
Ordinance approve such roll and levy and
assess the amounts thereof against each
parcel and lot Of land shown In said roll
and declare the same a first lien Thereon
Said matter may be adjourned to a iater
date Ii 80 ordered by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-officio CITY Cierk
Of the City OF Seattle
Date OF first publication. December 3.
1897 q
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THE CITY OF sEATTI.E-City Treasnr.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE-City Treasur-
ers Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the third an
nuai installment of local Improvement dis
tFict No. NJ, for the Improvement of Wi.
low street, in the City of Seattle from
East street 10 the East line of WalIa Wal
"a Addition under The provisions of ordi-
nance No. 34Ie which provides for the i'm
pfoEement Of said street by grading the
same and constructing sidewalks on both
sl ll tmereof, with parking strips between
s!uSWaiks ana roadway. and pFoyIding Tor
the payment therefor in nstalImpnfs ara
establishing a fund for such nayment h1
the leVyifg and collection of snarial ~
- I Iu upon the property benefited by
tiie Improvement. and providing for the is
seaIce OF bonds as authorized hv an ACT
~ 'iie legislature OF the State Of Washing
tpll' approved March 9th. 1853. and under
the provisions OF ordnance No sa4s an
proved May It'll. 1894 as amended ne or3j
Hahcs 30. $40 approved July fith ia, hrs
1esh auIy certified TO me for collection
alia th. respective sums therein chs r.ed
anu icFtt0 against each parcel and lot and
patt thfFeot, In said district In y,svroa-t -
snCh ihSte }lInent rerna ms unnaid ana tha
r',,., u4lh. the Interest on the whole
atlouut charged. must be paid on or before
me Iotn day OF January. isas ITnIcss 49,
it.ht De mace 81! such ms. aflrnan. ~, -,
o"Iole we i2th day OF January. 1865 mo
same shall become deI!uouens sns .'3
pear interest at the rate OF o nor &C., @i,las
@tlun Until paid, and If not paii herp~.
s sG ', 30 a. penalty Of five 81 per cent
engn - a.NEaa, anu the sums deitnnuen.
sIiaiI le entered on the annual tax roll fnr
tiiS current year against each lot and na :.
sna sa.ti' ana part thereof. SO delinquent
81 sI'ls We Sae interest and penalty. shall
% s9tIee 90 as other taxes. together wish
SIch additional charges or penalties as s 80,
a..ehofi%ro 70 De charged and collected an
Dehst delinquent taxes. and esch a., ~
parcei OF land so delinquent shall re soIa
s aos tne amount Or such assessment vyt.h
interest,", penalty and costs. in the ynsrrs.
provided by law manner
GEORGE f. MEACHAA
lily treasurer Of the City OF SesTtis
1871. december 18th.
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