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The Forrest City times., 1897-06-18
Look Out

For cheap so-ealled Iron Bitters or TONES.
They are only TO deceive; but get Browns
Iron Tonic, the only True Iron Tonic.
which has cured thousands and VIII cure
you. J. Il, Upton.
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Trustees Sale,

l NDER and by virtue of the power vested
~ in me by the terms of a certain Trust
Deed of recordin the Registers Office in For
rest City, Ark, in Book e" page 4Gs. exc
cuted by Mary A. Brown ana her husband .
NJ. Brown. to secure the National Loan and
Investment Co., in the payment of certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, default hav-
ing been made in the payment thereof /, w.
T.. Williams. Sheriff of st. Francis County.
Ark, and substituted Trustee in the place of
H. "A. Parker, Trustee named therein, will at
noon on
FRIDAY, JULY 10Th, 1897,
in front of the court house in Forrest City.
Ark, sell to the highest bidder for cash the
following properly. to-wit; Lots twenty. two
t22) and twenty-three (2D. block twenty-one
GID of the plan OF tho Town of Forrest city,
Ark.-each fronting twenty-five (25) feet on
the west side of Washington street. in said
Town. Said lots are in the north half of Sec
ton 3d. in Township ) North, Range East
The title to the above lots is believed to be
good. but | will sell aud convey only as
Trustee.
31-4a .sherj6 and snbstiinted Trustee
William Z. Metcalf, Atty. Memphis, Tenn.
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Sale of Sixteenth Section School
Land.

NOTICE is hereby given that majority of
~ the male inhabitants of Congressional
township six 60 north of range one ID east
having petitioned me. therefore will in front
of the Court House door in the Town of For.
rest City. on
MONDAY. JULY ). 1897,
between the hours of T. o'clock. M. and 3
O'Clock D. A.. offer for sale in forty acre tracts
TO the highest aud best bidder, for cash. all of
Section Sixteen l6j in said township and
range. the same being Sixteenth Section
School land.
W. f. WILLIAMS. Sheriff
BY JOHN |. JOKES. Deputy Sheriff.
Forrest City. Ark. May Is 1856. 35-5S
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Tired, Weak, Nervous,
00d' s
SarsapariIIa

The One True Blood Purifier. 81; six for S..
Prepared only by C. ]. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass.
UoOdS FILLS with Hoods s ; lila
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\AEom m:

Is never done, and it is especially wearing
and wearisome to those whose blood is
impure and unfit properly to tone, sus-
tain, and renew the wasting of nerve.
muscle and tissue. 1t is more because of
this condition of the blood that women
are run down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous, .
Than because of the work itself. Every
physician says so, and that the only rem
edy is in building up by taking a good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer
like Hoods Sarsaparilla. Forthe trou hlea
Peculiar to Women at change of season.
climate or life, or resulting from hard
work, nervousness, and impure blood
thousands have found relief and cure in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
SHE HUNTS TRUANT LOVERS.
Handsome Birmingham Woman Now
Follows Two PICKLE Men.

Chattanooga. Tern. April 27-(Special)-
A handsome woman arrived in this city
today from Birmingham. Ala. and report
ed at ono.s to the chief Of police. asking
fer the arrest of one Arthur Dove. OF this
city. and another young man named j. J.
Anderson.
The woman said she was a widow and
that she had a daughter seventeen years
of age She gave her name as Annie Ter
reU and claimed that she owned quite a
valuable estate near birmingham.
She stated to the chief Of police that
young Dove had asked her 70 marry him,
and that young Anderson had engaged 10
marry her daughter and that the wedding
was to have cone Off tomorrow. Wednes-
day. night hut that both of the men had
skipped out not letting her or her daughter
know where they We're going.
She was here 70 prosecute them. she
said.
Not finding them here. but learning that
Dove was in Nashville. she LETT this after
noon for that city.
Dove and Anderson are both wen known
bows of this CITY. neither of them being
much over twenty-onc years Of age.
Neither Of tie boys has been seen At
home for some time and their parents say
that thcy know nothing of the matter.
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PRINCE SHOWS U aITEFEATHER
GREEKS ARE INDIGNANT AT HIS
CONDUCT At LARISSA.
The Representative o. the Royal Fam
lily Sought Safety i Flight--Army
to be Lead by Woman.

London. May 2.-The Athens correspon-
dent Of The Daily Mail WI say tomorrow;
Both the fleets rem. n idle. The popu-
lace continues indignant al the filling of the
railway carriages with 'roIvn Prince Con-
stantine's baggage in flight from La
rissa. despite the prot, Is Of the railway
officials.
"'rhe peopl, cay Oh they have been
cheated and traye
''rhcy arc also al at the neglect of
the government 90 out the exempted
~qstyos who are - most part rela-
t!yes Of the ministers. Deputies and eristo-
Gratis.
"A band Of 2.ce2 REGULARS is ebout to
start Tor the frouc
'"rhoir standa -i-bearer. ninetesn-y"ar-
old girl Iioicn Constantine. is dressed in
the same uniform as the men.
''she is an excellent shot Her brother
VIII accompany her Both Of them are bit
terly auu-dynastic.
'shc declares that she will light in the
front rank ana has no fear os death.
Her departure tonight Sunday was
witnessed uy thousands OF enthusiastic
Athenians. who hail her the Greek Joan
of Arc.
"Thc Christians who are returning hero
ALI say that during the battle - Milouna
crown Prince Contantane was at Raradoc.
at the foot OF the pass.
"The Greek army is described "a be
having on that occasion like a disorlerly
mob.
"Discipline was flung TO the wills and
the soldiers fired even on their own C,ficers.
so terrible was the panic.
ct is impossible TO oelieye the AMY at
Phar4alos can win against the Turks in
a pitched battle
THAT the war IS now practically over Is
plainly apparent
No Hope of Continuing the War.
Ion ION. May 2-Cap,an Rabbok. Of King
G,orse's personal staff wired hero from
Athens + slcrday that tho rsht wing Of
tho Greek army had repulrcd thr TFlks.
but that the left wing mad retreatsI behind
the old frontier line 10 avoid being circum-
vented. Captain Babbek adds:
THE Crock army in Fpirus, after defeat
at Pcutepgodia. has retired from Arta.
All hope of continuing the war IS now
virtually abandoned. The eeot has return
ed 10 Volo for the protection CT the in
habitant5."
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GREEKS wITHsTooD CHARGE.
Held Them Back with Rifle and Can
non, Decimating Entire Regiment.

Athens. May L-Dlspatchcs just received
from Pharsalos. the headquarters os the
Greek army in Thessaly. give further par
ticulars Of the recent fighting between
the Turks and the Greeks at Volestino.
ten miles west OF Noo At the junction of
the railroad connecting Volo with Larissa
and Pharsalos.
The Turkish attacking force at Nelcstino
consisted OF 5000 infantry. coo cavalry and
thirteen guns The charges Of the Turkish
cavalry were firmly withstood by the
ovaon.s posted on Karantasi hill.
An entire Turkish regiment was deci-
mated. -Four Turkish squadrons which
attempted In charge We're received with a
combined life and shrapncl fire, which
moved down several hundred.
The Greek irregulars co-opcrated with
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
win We'd sheridnn,s Widow.

Chicago April %. The Daily News SAYS
II is common talk in Ch.cSEo society cir
cles that Mr.. Marshall Field IS engaged 70
the widow of the late General Philip H.
sheridan and that the wedding viii take
place in the near future.
AIR Field reached Chicago today but
refused Ia see reporter Who called for the
purpose OF asccrtaiuing whether or not the
story OF his engagement was true
Mrs sheridan was formally Mss Ruck-
~. daughter Of General Ruclcr. 81 the res
ular army aud was married Co General
Sheridan in this city about twenty yeers
ago She has three children. Since the
death of her husband AIRS. sheridan has
resided I'm Washington. She is q devouC
Catholic and her children are being edu-
Gated in schools of that faith.
Mr.. Field has been widower for about
year He has two children, Marshall Field.
Jr. who resides on Prairie avenue. and
Mrs Arthur Tree. who has since nor mar
riage resided A. bennington, England
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
Republicans Succeed In EleCting Their
Nan as Senator.
END OF THE LONG STRUGGLE
Wild Scenes When the Vote Reached
the Safe Mark.
MOST GOLD DEMOCRATS VOTED FOR MARTIN
One or Two of Them Supported Deboe.
How the Election Affects the
United States Senate.

Frankfort. Ky. April 2S.-Governor
Bradley has written out the certificates
of election for Hon William ]. Deboe. of
Crittenden county. as junior senator from
Kentucky to succeed Hon. j. {. Black
burn. whose term expired March 4th Sen
ator Dcboe Will be in his seat In the senate
Monday next.
Senator Deboe has suffered slight strokes
of political lightning before. The end Of the
famous struggle which has extended over
Two legislative sessions. will go into his
tory as the most memorable Kentucky mas
ever known. Or Hunter came here SIX
weeks ago with majority in the legiSla-
turc. with a clean majority Of these repuD-
leans stanchly for him and the additional
backing Of the national ana state party
organizations, but circumstances were
against him and the lightning today
struck Dcboe on the 112th ballot.
Republican caucusses. informal. irregular
and impromptu were held from . o'clock
yesterday afternoon till after dayhre3l,
this morning. The Hunter devotecs worked
lik. beavers for Dehoe and work was also
done by Bradley and his Heutenants. The
arrival OF John w. lerkes. national com
mitteeman from Kentucky. last night en-
party fight. From lasl night the f'pUo-
Leans announced that there was nor tae
faintcst possibility Of Deboe's election be
iug delayed longer than today. bus thtiF
auncarance ana the zeal with which they
worked until the last minute before tae
Joint session show that they were not -
certain as tncv anpearad ard were afraid
az no schemes of iae Blackburn poop
who never quit WORKING They watched
e,cr,. Tram Tbcv had teiegrams aunouuc-
inc that tbair four absent members would
s,lreI, b. h.rc. but they were afraid Of ac-
ed.rts Tn,v were fo.d that Iieberth and
NV, others b9d hcen In conference with Gov
.,.,,,,. tlr,,t,.,. ana Senator Dtooe and mad
fn,Ilv declared themselves in line.
VT yyos an Daboe,s Nav.
t,t
When the last tran was IN me republican
leaders announced tnat an - lhe stNehs.
one republicans were on hand. that Deboe
would bo absent and that he was sure 20
be elected By scveutv-onc votes. II looked
this way 10 the nearly dcspairug Black
burn democrats, and 10 the gold demo-
Gratis
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would kill the family If she did not let
him In.
The lady refused and Norman procured
razor, went upstairs ana cut the throat
of Peter *. Hillstead. aged fifteen.
He then went downstairs and tried to get
into Mrs. Hillstead's room, but she had
blocked the door.
He then proceeded 10 carve the thirteen
months-Old son. Thomas. after which he
cut the throats of Adoiph and Oscar aged
eleven and three years. He then finally
entered Mrs. Hillstcad's bedroom on the
promise that he would not kill her and her
two little girls
She thus saved her life and the lives Of
her daughters The two eldest sons are
alive. but with little hopes OF their re-
covery.
After the crime the murderer took a
horse and is stil at large. Before leaving
he took all the lights. leaving the family
in total darkness.
The murderer. If caught. will be lynched
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
Spanish ReGaptufe The Stronghold with
Much Ammunition.
ARMY AND NAVY ATTACK PLACE
General Calixto Garcia and Six Thous-
and Insurgents Driven Back
TIE IHSURGEHT CAUSE MEETS REVERSEs
Commando Of Spanish Forces who
Have Been Besieged Is Relieved
After Forty-Five Days.

Havana. May Via Key West.-The port
Of Banes. in Santiago de Cuba. held by
General Calixto Garcia and GOO Cubans
ever since the Laurada landed Rolon's ex-
petition. has been recovered by the Span
ish combined army and naval forces under
General Gomez hubert and Admiral Ma
varr0.
The Spanish forces combined AT N,pe
and General Gomez hubert formed his
forces. consisting Of two columns including
40 Dlarines. 40 navy and 100 infantry.
commanded respectively by Lieutenant
Colonel Cristobal N1nez and Lieutenant
Colonel Ayala. accompanied by the chief Of
stan. Lieutenant Colonel Kindelln. a IA
tive Cuban.
Bo;h columns boarded tho spanish feet
under the command Of Admiral Navarro
This fleet was composed OF :he flagship La
Gaspi and the man OF war Rclna Merce-
dies. Nueva EsDana. Magallanes. Nasco
Nuncz &c BaIbao Galcia and Lgera and
protected by arlilery. landed under heavy
fire from the insurgents nus4Setly at
Romen peninsula, of Banes. losing curing
the removal OF the troops one sllled and
seventeen wounded
Meanwhile the marine forces in the arm
ed boats Were sent 10 reconnOiter at the
eatr.uce of the port OF Banes. They suc-
c.e6ed i'm removing three wire cables and
...4
''0 l-...t,.+z
Advance @AVe70'0o ~
The NeuNa ESI'aii- vas W .-s
enter the port Of Baues. The Ligera fol-
lowed. ui.h Admiral Navarro. Genera Ru-
b.,t and Ills al iutants on board The span
in columns then advanced protected by
80, iron, the %ueva Espana. which Dom
barsed the insurgents heiehts. ultimately
c.,uturius the Cuban Notifications with
loss Of forty men.
The gunbOats then communicated win
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
CHILE FEARS CABINET CRISIS
Feeling of Uneasiness in Argentina
Caueed by EriendlinesS.

New York. April So.-A special 20 The
rrarald from Valparaiso. Chile. says that
,barn il stiu talk of a cabinet crisis here.
Isl Porvcnir the leading organ OF me
cler,cals. insists that the resignation OF the
minister Of justice. owing to his differences
with President Errazuriz, is inevitahle ana
will prevent the downfall of the present
ministry The newspapers declare that the
fear Of a cabinet crisis Is groundiess.
III, fealire, of uneaslness and distrust in
Argentina owing to the outburst of friend
liness between Brazil and Chile IS dairy
growing. Lack of assurance TO Argentina
as 10 the real cause of the demonstrations
is what causes the uneasiness in that re-
public
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the regular troops of Greece. Fifty Greeks
were killed and a major and five sub
alterns were wounded.
A detachment of Turkish cavalry from
Larissa approached the railway between
Pharsalos and Domol1cs, which town is
about ten miles south Of Pharsalos, and in
the Greek rear. The Greek artillery opened
fire upon the enemy's cavalry ut long
range. and after heavy cannonading.
forced the Turks to retire. The Greek
cavalry pursued them.
The Turkish commander apparently
wished to surprise the Greeks ut Phar-
saos and sent two army corps against
them one from Trikkala and the other
from Larissa.
France Takes Hand.
LONDON. April 2S.--A dispatch to The
Daily Mail from Paris says that NJ. llano-
taux. the French foreign minister had n
five hours interview today with the Turk
ish ambassador.
IT is understood that the subject under
discussion was the terms upon which the
powers are to base their Intervention be-
tween Greece and Turkey.
The Daily News correspondent at Paris
says that NJ. HanotauX in the course OF
the conference urged the Turkish am
bassador to advise The sultan 10 hold out
the olive branch to Greece. adding that il
Turkish troops went further France would
be compelled TO come forward as the de-
fender of the Christian cause.
Paris. April 30.-La Patrie publishes a
dispatch from Rome, 81 wing that ADMIRAL
Cauevaro. the Italian commander in Gre
tan waters. mas been ordered 10 consider
Colonel Nassos. who commands the Greek
army of occupation IN crete. as belliSer-
ent and to no longer oppose Greek attacks
upon the Turkish troops there.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
Premier Ralli Says That The Army Must
Be Recognized.
PRINCES MUST BE RECALLED
rr-Prcmier Declares That the New
Cabinet VIII Be Given Whole
Support OF the People

Athens. Grsece. April s1-The Delyour''s
ministry has been over,hrown-
Tho people ar. aiuost in state 81
revolution on account - the reverss=s Of
the Greek army and THE charges % cow
ariice among the officers and soldiers.
A. the only Alternative. the king has
md % form a rev ministry. and he &C
rs-at--lv summoned n. RAIN. the leader
60 the opposition. this morning. and asked
. hsu 10 sucoeod ri Deiyannis as premier
RAIN accepted aud Delyannis orJuiesced-
The New Cabinet
Athen~ April aa-The cabinet has been
finally and definitely formed as follows:
President 81 the council Of ministers and
minister OF marine. n. Rail-
Minister az the interior NJ ThcotolS,s.
Minister of foreign affairs. VI SlOuioudis.
Minister % public Instruction. NJ Au-
texas
Minister % sustice NJ TTfautafilacA-
Minister OF nnance. II SimpOuiOs-
Minister % var. Colonel TOsmadss-
Athens. May !. So .. m--The legisla-
ave. cnlmh-r inaliy secured quorum and
held l. sitting this afternoon. great crowds
surrounding tlle building
TIE public galleries we're thronged
The new ministers were seated on the
government b..nch- n Rail-. the new pre-
m.sr. without delay addressed the house.
lie sasd he first care q the government
would D. 70 reorganizs che army.
without reorganization % re arff-rr
forces 81 wo-ll ha Impossible 81 ,4r.. o.
e.s.fe t-r
Happily the army. which was worthy ~ "a
better falc. maintlsnsd It's zpirit unimpsir-
.sd The country might ely uDon Il with
cnadence. He bought the legislative
chamber and the nation 20 cooperate with
al. government NleauwhiIe the cabinet
e ke-s the chamber 70 asree 10 an ad-
.rumeuL
& Defyaunis who recently retired from
posi- q premier. sa.il that there was 10
as+d % a vo;s - tie chamber regarding
tn.s subject There could be no possible
objection 20 an adjournment In the name
~ BITS party DC Gezirs-i 90 say that ai o.
ta, uierut,rs u the party would give their
whole support 90 the new cabinet as long
- the Turks occupied an iuch OF Greece
territory
I'ae main subject u helr solicltude viii
D. 20 devise ways ana means 20 drive the
enemy from their country.
ST Phuarttss said that the princes ought
a. e. recalled from the frontier. Tho
crown princes were evidently too fatlgued
a. I.-ac Che army. This remark Was fol-
bowed by applause from the galleries
us.e of the nsuhe-s ~ tire chamber ex-
r.. seI astcnisi ssent az ts.e reports % the
tes 81 action ~ sas part ~ the Greek
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Thought To Be the Work of Turks,

London April 2S-The secretary Of state
for the colonies. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain.
has received "a dispatch from the island OF
Cyprus. announcing that thirty persons
were injured in an explosion az a church
In Fargusta.
It is believed the explosion was the work
of the Turks.
Several men have been arrested on sus-
picion of being connected with the affair.
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NO FLORIDA SENATOR YET.
Calls Friends Attempted To Stampede
Tho Assembly without Success.

Tallahassee. Fla. May The ballot Tor
United States senator today resulted;
Can. 80. Chipley. %; Raney' IL: HOOKER
r II,,rford Total vote cast 70. Neces-
sary TO q choice 81.
cars friends tried to stampede the az
sernbIy but failed.
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NoRMAN's TERRIBLE DEED.
Murders Two Young Boys in Cold
Blood and Cut Two Others.

T,arimorc. n. D., May IA double muir
der took place at the residence Of knute
HiIlstcad n prominent Farmer residing
eight miles west, at | O'Clock this morning.
August Norman, young man well known
in this section. who had been making his
home at Hilstcad's home. came there yes
terday Mr.. Hillstead was absent
About a. m. Norman went to Mrs.
Hillstcads room and demanded admission.
She blockaded the door and he said he
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
GREECE WIhh WAR TO TIE DEATH;
VI. RHhLI FORMS 4 new MINISTRY

conclusion OF the session. the ex-premier
and the new premier shaking hands.
This incident was heartily cheered. the
members OF the legislative chamber then
leaving the building.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-05-03
Turkish COmmander-in-ChiGf Prepares
To Attack PharSal0S.
CONDUCT PRAISED BY EMPEROR
Fight at Velestino Claimed To Have
Been q Strategy---Edhem Pasha
Will Turn Greeks Flank.

London. May Tho events Of the past
week have served 20 further ALLEVIATE sym
patty from the Greeks. The story from
tn. I.arissa fearful stampede 10 and from
that city after the fighting at Tyrnavo
(cablcd exclusively 20 the Associated press
on Wednesday night Is the sensation OF
the day.
Edhcm Pasha the Turkish commander
in-chlef. is evidently preparing an 'Xten-
sive plan 60 attack Pharsaios, and the
appearance Of the Turkish cavalry In the
direction OF pomokos, about ten miles
south Of PharsaIos. indicates that it is the
intention Of Edhom Pasha TO turn the
Greek flank
Il is expected hat the lighting at Neles-
tino was intended 10y the Turkish general
to divert attention and occupy General
smolcnski. the Greek commander there.
while overwhelming forces are thrown on
Pharsalos.
II IS stated today that the German am
bassador az Constantinopie Baron Sourma
Won G.ltsch was or Wednesday last, the
bearer of "a message 20 tire sultan. express
ing Emperor williams appreciation Of tine
manner in which Edhem Pasha had con-
Quoted the war against Greece. General
GrurabkoT thc German officer who re-
orranized the Turkish artillery, mas now
.,N-.- I'm consequence of orders from Cen
eral Won HahuE,. The chief of the e7.per-
or's military cabinet. received instructions
10 return So Constautnople from Elassona,
- which place General Grumhk 'if was
sent 90 inspect and report upon The Turkish
49,. tl7. ..- ,.l ammunition
,.,, t.a..rsi s,rilanhoa has
80, !, IN. .aropaien especially IN tho
e.,,,..,t.., ~ t.a,tssa. IS r,,uch commented
sirra b. and : number OF other
..s'.r,,,,u officers In the Ottoman service arc
-, -, ,,,, active list Of rho German army
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t--,,-,..,, pm, ID ,t.f ,r.or to th, war H..
- ,'..,r.i.f h, a.. .tr...ls as being a
1st.t,,'. ,i,.. f- ,,.H.o .,uftar, Governor
~ t-.t,-,r h. showed himself as kindly
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z. ..n,n,..ni,r of tbe order Of our sa-
vior.
Raui Would Like To Reign.
A. t1.. semi ,ooment interest ceuters
=, Amen. rather tb,n ,n .ba f-onffe~
1b.. pn-i,ion of the creek royal famn, Is
,,i3,,tfv most critical
The change of the ministry ls an elo-
a1anf si,-n of weakness Of King George
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