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The times., 1897-08-21
BURTON WINS The BOUTS
a Clever English Wrestler Defeats
Robert Mackey.
North Washington Pulls the Prize
10 a StontIy Contested Match
A Big Crowd.

One OF the gamest wrestling matches ever
pulled off in the District occurred at the
Washington Athletic Club last night
Robert Mackey, the clever middle weight
ofthe Washington Athletic Club, and Thomas
Burton, of Northeast Washington, were the
principals 1t was North Washing ton
against South Washington, and after
stubborn contest OF seventy-siX minutes,
Burton took the third fall and won the
match, amid a scene OF wild enthusiasm
on the part OF the Northeast people
Buttons wrestling was a revelation TO
q majority OF the spectators, as he was
practically unknown. He showed him
self a master OF the tricks of the mat,
and had he been in as good condition as
Mackey he would probably have scored
g much speedier victory Nobody seems
to know who Burton is, but his accent IS
enthusiastically British. The fact that ne
has been in the city only short time
make the supporters OF Mackey believe
him TO be a ringer" However that
may be, his fair and clever work won him
plenty of friends from the start.
From the first clutch the interest ia
every movement OF the wrestlers was III
tense and at times the crowd surged UP
20 the ropes and almost into the ring, hut
Referee Won Boeckman's excellent work
prevented these demonstrations from in
terfering with the wTestlers.
Burton showed himself quick and clever
at the start, and before Nackey fairly
realized the skill OF his antagonist, Bur
ton had secured the first fall Ia four min
utes by a back lock and roll.
The second bout was stuhbornly fought
and as the men were comparatively fresh
the opening OF this round developed some
exceedingly clever work. After thirty
minutes OF tugeing and strainIng Burton
IN his bridge went too low and Referee
Won BoeekInan decided that Mackey lad
scored fan This brought down tht
house, and Mackeys adheTents were full
OF Joy.
It was expected that the third and deci
sIve round would be a battle royal, and II
was. As the men writhed and twisted about
the rough mat the perspiration streamec
from them in rivulets and they appeared
almost exhau usted after half an hour s
work But the grim struggle went on, ano
finally, after forty-three minutes had ex'
pired, Burton, by wonderfully quick wor X
secured a good hold and Maekey wen'
square on his shoulders in flying fan
and the match was awarded to Burton.
One wrestling match and couple o.
SparTfng bouts preceded the main event o.
the evening
The times., 1897-08-21
GRIFFIN KNOCKED OUT.
SoIly Smith Uses Him Up After
Five Hard Roucds.

San Francisco, Aug. 20.-Solly Smith did
up Johnny Griffin tonight in Woodward's
Pavilion, in five hard rounds, before G,OOO
people. Philip Ward was referee.
The fighters gre ell to break fair without
fighting In clinch.
In the first and second rounds Griffin
did not land blow. Smith rushed his
man round tile ring landing few full arm
swings on the mouth.
Griffin WAS evidently weak in the third
Smith got in a few hard body blows
The round was easily Smiths, and Griffin
was Knocked down by punch in the
jaw, which drew first blood.
In the fourth Smith chased his man all
over the ring and landed repeatedly ON
the body and head.
In the fifth Smith opened with heavy
lefts and rights in the stomach and on
the neck. Griffin succeeded in landing a
right on Smiths jaw, but got a stomach
punch in return. Blood was flowing fast
from cut over Griffin's right eye. Smith
swung a left under his opponents ear
knocking him prostrate. Griffin was down
fourteen seconds and was counted out.
The times., 1897-08-21
ECHOES OF SAN FRANCISCO
District Christian Endeavorers Hold
a Rousing Meeting.
The Local Stay-at-Homes Royalty
Receive Their Delegates to
the Grent Convention.

The Christian Endeavor Union of the
District of Columbia held largely attended
echo meeting OF the recent information
convention held at Frisco in the Sunday
school house of the Calvary Baptist Church
last evening. Notwithstanding inclement
weather, every moment threatening Il
downpour OF rain, the meeting as largely
attended by vast throng OF happy En-
deavorers, who, nothing daunted by the
conditionofthe weather on such an occasion,
assembled to give those who atten ded the
convention royal reception home
The interior of the Sunday school house
was tastefulIy decorated with flags, bunt-
ing and streamers inscribed with the senti-
ments of the great Washington convention
OF SO and the last Frisco gathering of
81. On the platform, which was set
with a profusion of palms and pOtted
plants, Were Mr.. Miles NJ. Shand, who
called the meeting to order, and Messrs.
S. A. Terry, E. H. Bagely, John B. See
man, jr.; Rev. C. H. Butler, Prof. r. b:
Warder, Rev. John Van Ness and Mr..
William T. Ellis. of Philadelphia.
Five-nlinute addresses We're made by
Mr. S. A. Terry, ON Toronto, '97;;" Mr.. L.
II. BagIey, on Chattanooga, 81" ant
California, 81 by MIR. John b. Sle-
man, jr These addresses were in re
sponsa to the general idea of Crumbs from
Other Feasts' and relative to the thre.
great International religious gatherings o.
the present year. Rev. C. H. Butler Rev
John Van Ness and Prof. r. 3. Warder
responded to their call on the program
with echoes from the Golden Gate and tn,
last great gathering of the Endeavorers
Mr.. William T. Ellis, of Philadelphia, II
vell-chosen language, told Of his I'm
pressions of the Wayside.' This was FOL
lowed by short addresses by numhe
of minute gum speeches by some OF TIL
.'ninety y-seve eners.'
Mr.. ". W. Tucker and Mr.. Grant Leet
in response to the announcement Of thei
names for speeches adv anced 10 the plat
form, where they were given pleasan
surprise in the way of several hanGsom
pictures as a token OF the appreciation .
their services as members OF the trans
portation committee for the local organ
! ia ton attending the recent convention.
The rendition of the program was fo
| lowed by reception in the Sunday schoo
| house and vestry and refreshmentsin tn
| banquet loom.
The times., 1897-08-21
LEMUEL DIGGs ARRESTED.
Coicred Fugitive Who Shot His Mis-
tress Caught at Marlboro.

When Lemuel Disgs, a colored laDorer.
living near Deanwood, discovered eight
weeks ago that his mistress. Henrietta
West, was unfa.thful to him he sent
bullet through her neck and swore that
he never wanted to see her again. alive or
dead. Then he fled to Pittsbnrg, but an
uneasy conscience drove him to Altoona,
ard thence back toward the scene OF his
crime. Three days ago he reached Balti-
more, and by judicious inquiries he as
certained that Henrietta was not dead;
that she had been sorely wounded, but
that she was now alive and Well, but that
she did not love him any more.
Ths last was not such a calamity as
her death would have been, and glad to
have the DOUBTS of two months OF anx-
icty settled finally Lemuel Went down To
the Marlboro fair to celebrate his
narrow escape from being muir
derer. But friend OF Henrietta saw
him and Henrietta noti fled Detective Lacey,
who had been working on the case. The
result was that Lemuel was arrested yes
terday at the fair by Detectives Weedon
and Lacey.
lie vas brought to the cftylast night and
locked up at the Sixth precinct station
house.
The times., 1897-08-21
carnp at congress- He,rhts.

The interest In the camp meeting at
Congress Heights increases. Large crowds
are in attendance. A great temperance
rally viii be held tomorrow afternoon at
3 p. m. All the temperance organizations
of the District are to be represen ted; dis
tinguisfed speakers will be present. On
Monday evening at 1880 there will be
praise and testimony me citing. Alargenum-
Der of good sin gers from the city will assist
in the singing Preaching will follow. The
camp Will Continue until August 20.
Pastors of the city churches will preach
through the camp
The times., 1897-08-21
PROJECTED BASEBALL TOUR.
Trip Arranged for the Orioles and
Picked Nine.

New York, Aug 20.-A deal was com
pleted toaay whereby Managers Rarnie-
Of Brooslyn, and selee, of Boston, wi II take
the Baltimore club and team OF all
American players for a tour TO Cal
noTnia after the close OF the
present season. ]. f Kline, OF Pal
timore, and Manager Selee drew up
the articles of agreement, and the former
will back the scheme for $4,000. Each
Of the players on the trip must post a
ro1feit OF 500 as surety of good be-
havior on the trip
For the AHA meriean team these players
have already sseen signed: Griffin, AL
Smith and Anderson, OF Brooklyn. Collins
ana SCahl, Of Boston; Lange and Callahan
OF Chicago. Amos Rusie is sure OF 8
place. and possibl Meekin.
The pIa yersw swiII sta yin California through
out the winter, playing together in San
Francisco on Saturdays and Sundays. Or
veeS-lisys the teams viii PIE y games with
other clubs outside of San Francisco.
The times., 1897-08-21
FENDER scooPED HIM UP.
Fortunate Escape of Six-Year-Old
Wilbur TaSkiiI

Wilbur TaskiIl, tile little six year-old
son of Mr.. Matthew Taskill, No. 913
Ninth street southeast, had a narrow es.
cape from death yesterday afternoon He
was playing on Eighth street and ran onto
tire car track. Train No 214 was a few
feet away and before the brakes couI d
be put on by Grpman George Tel tow the
car struck the lad.
He was happil caught in the fender and
beyond d few bruises and cuts was un-
harmed
The times., 1897-08-21
LITTLE CHILD ASSAULTED.
A White Man Guilty of Horrible
Outrage.

Laurel. Del, Aug. 20.-Jethrow Robin
son, white man married, thirty y-two years
Of age, on Wednesday evening cotniuicted
an assault on a ten yearold child at
Sharptown, Md, twelve miles from here,
The little girl was a daughter of John II
Caulk, respectable citizen, and Robinson
has heretofore isorn d good reputation. He
entieed the little child into his barn and in
jured her terribly. She is reported to be in
critical condition, aud word comes from
Sbarptown by telephone tonight that Robin
son is 10 be taken to Salisbury for fear of
lynching. s
The times., 1897-08-21
yEFERs' GREAT FEAT.
He sIaJkes Kew Worlds Record
for 12o Yards.

LOT 1-p aGdSs
Worcester, Mass, Aug. 20.-At the game
in aid OF the Worcester Memorial Hospital,
at Worcester oval today, Bernard ]. Wefers,
N Y. A C, made a new worlds record
OF II 2-5 seconds for the 20-yard dash.
The old record, IL As, was held jointly
by Wefers and four Engiishmen. The
raoe WAS run in heats, Wefers winning
his triaI easily in IL seconds The finals
foaIo1ved Immediately after. The starters
were ]. J. Moynihan t6 yardsl; Ed D.
O'Connor a. yards); both Of Worcester,
and W NJ Long, Of the New York Athletic
Club WefeTs was never in better shape
aad the track was fast. Nefers got a
spleadid start and caught his stride quickly.
II e passed Moynihan before halfthe course
had been run and caught Long and o. Connol
at TIE l00-ysId mark, the latter leading
slightly at that point Ee came across
the tape like whiIlwind, showing nc
sieas OF dist ress and tTotted 70 Ais quarters
maided.
The times., 1897-08-21
white House Concert.

Tie Marine Band will render the fol-
lowing program at the White House this
afternoon, beginning at 5:15 O'Clock:
March. Ragged Rapscallions' '....... Bell
Overt Mysora" "...............W Wettge
Waltz-Brilliant, 0p. 49,. Chopin
Grand Selection, from "Falstaff". Verdi
Characteristic Schmeiehel Katzchen"
Eilenberg
Grand March-''The Army Of the Potomac
FanciuIli
Overture-'.William Tell. Rossin
(Ry requestl
Patriotic Hymnr''Han Columbia'.. F y1es
The times., 1897-08-21
! Bnss Of washington Unearthee.

Kingston, N. T., Aug. 20.-Whiie exca-
waiting in the rear OF the old courthouse
here today for the new extension that is
being built. a wor kInan unearthed u 10x12
bust OF Gen. George Washington. carved
cut Of sandstone of the same kind used
in the old courthouse, erected in 1915.
The times., 1897-08-21
His RIGHTS to Be Resnected.

The acting captain general OF Cuba has
promised Gen. Lee that he will furnish
him the proceedings which caused the ar
rest of Pedro Manuel Hernandez on July 27,
and that the treaty rights OF the latter as
an American citizen will be respected, as
demanded by the United States consul
general
The times., 1897-08-21
Kansas CITY Poo,rooms Raided.

Kansas City. No., Aug. 20. The police
raided the three largest poolrooms in the
city yesterday afternoon. The rooms Were
ia full operation as no raid was expected
A score of men from each place. includ-
ing the proprietors. were arraigned before
a justice and Will be tried Monday.
The times., 1897-08-21
Turin Returns Thanks.

Wilmington, Del, Aug. 20. Whining
tons Italian colony today received 3
cahlegram from the Count of Turin, thank
ing them for congratulations cabled day
or two ago over his victory in the duel
with the Prince of Orleans.
The times., 1897-08-21
Another Bomb Explosion in Turkey.

NuutIItI fsUlIiU 11AI5IUEtUII III HTkty,
Constantinople. Aug. 2O.-A harmless ex
plosion occurred yesterday ON a hill be-
hind Buyukdere, ten miles northeast of
this city, where are situated the summer
residences of the European ambassadors.
II is believed that the explosion was caused
by some person who was experimenting
with a bomb. Several Armenians have
been arrested on suspicion of being i1npli-
Gated in the affair.
The times., 1897-08-21

Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea kennedy always affords prompt re-
lief For sale by Henry Evans, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist. 93s r street.
Connecticut avenue and s street north
west and 1928 Mar yland avenue northeast
The times., 1897-08-21
Rnntam cnnmnlons Matched.

London. Aug. 29--It has finally been ar
ranged that Dave Sullivan, instead Of
sta.r Smith, viii fight Pedlar Palmer for
the bantam championship of the world, and
"A parse o. 50 600 The fight vii. take place
at the National Sporting Club, october Is.
The times., 1897-08-21
rnhe workers, Wages Advauced.

McKeesport, Pa, Aug. 2O.-The National
Tube Works Company has posted q notice
at its mills that wages will be advanced
in ali tlepar tments.
The times., 1897-08-21
Banks wants to Meet Jones.

Toady Banks is anxious to arrange q
match with Arthur Jones and viii meet
him at The Times office this evening at
8 n,clock
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
sEcEKr SOCIETIES.

Gen. Forrest l. dac.. No. yl Knights oi fsthias. M ,ts ty,',N Monday Hi4 ht at Castle Hsll. Sal Lewis C. C.. !. NJ. BroN n. K. ot k. aud :. Nlslttnl knights always ~ elcomed.
 Forrest Guy iod.e. No 5aN. Knights and fsnes ot Honor Meets every , and 4th Fri day u'ght m eact mouth. Mss N. l.. Mos ie,. pru"ciress; Mrs. N. W lIard. Secretary
 >t Francis Lodge No. lga. knights of Honor Meets every lst and jd tri,laA nBshts in each month. ]. T fundien. Dictator. ano. 1. Jones. Reporter.
 Forrest City iol@e. Nc, laS. Y. tS X NJ. Meets eNer ist anu 2I Nednt~..av night in each m huth. John Calling. h M.: F. T. Eattord. secretary.
 Forrest ct, Chapter, No. GO. l. A. NJ Meets 2d Iueslay iH each month. W. R paslay, Hugh Priest; Jne Ii TIpton. Secretary.
 Arolle Co'nmanaery. No II. K. r. Meets Ab "Wednesday night in each nsauth E. A. mecuuoch. l.. C.; E. Furley. Recorder
 N B. or es, Eacanpment tX-Conseder. etes. Meets l-i satardaS in each .uunth ] il. Sahiets. connsander; E. Lsr .Votgt, Adju- taut
 Wnodmen of tue World Forr,,.l Camp ea I, Brady, |. C.: A. D }osiv, Citrk. Meets lst Thursday night tn each mouth.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.

Mrthodist Episcopal Church. Sotith-Rev. J JorriaAtt r..Si e,b. Strvices eveiy Y sunday at II a. m. ana s:45 Il. m Prayer meeting every Thursday night at : 4haciack sabbath school everv spndsN norn'ng at lG o'clock. C. R. Mallory. superintendent. The p.thiic is cor cia,i> invited, ,sdit'> Aid society meets every uIsua, aItS~iuon at o'clock ai the parSou. age. EpaoIh l"HYu@ rlr"ts eyt v Tuesday night at7 .4i D. m. d. F. Wynne l'res ident.
 Prrsn, ttiIan Cnurc,,--tev. l.. l.. Simpson pastor. Services evrrv first ann third Sab t,.,n al Il d. III. ana s;.n D. m. ,aA CT meet iug every Thiirsiay night al same hour. Sab. hath school ever, sunday morni at 0:3u b, r. Gray. Sdpetniendent. Tha public Is co draii. luvltei.
 Baptisi Church--FlA. ! n. Perm ter pastor Services every cuitaNy s, II n, n. q S.C0 D. m Prayer fneeting every Nedncsu night al sN o'clock. sabbath School .rV sunday u,oruiug at o'clock. I. E. Sutsters. supt The pubiie wni be ,orimiA welcomed isaF.iSt louug Penpl"'s Chris 4a Union meets every Monday night at s;GJ o'clock. j NJ Piewett. itcs.aent.
 'sthohe Church-,i. A. McQm, l. pastor A,-tN i"ts "ii tn. utsf sunday ot s.,uh mouth, Nlx.. Mass at i0 m,; caterhisn 1:,iu D. m. evcning dcNotlnn at 5 seats ir,, at any oi tue serNices.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
SlOO Reward $1OO.

The readers of this paper will Ike pleased to learn that there is at least Ons. dreaded disease that science has been ala. 10 cure m all it's stages and that is Catarrh, Halrs Caiarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease. re- quireS constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and macous snr faces of the system. thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength hy building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The pr0prietorS have sa mneh faith m its curative powers. tllslt they ot- fer Que Hundred Dollars fee amy eass that It fails to cure. Send for list e,f test mOnias.
 Address. F. !. CHENEY 6s G@.. Toled o Ohio.
 kas Sold by druggists. 75r.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
TOWNSHIP pfflCrho.
istrntes Madison Township.
MrNl'sgAL oFri .Rs

Ma,or........ . ......-.... )no. n, Tipton R,.e.ur 'ar ..........,..... .T. C. Merwin 1'rfas.,f.r.......... .... .....J. NJ. Nichols A.,rs ial...... ~ ............. .... c. r. Wolff Aiaermcn-Jas. Fuss,ll, ]. V. Baugh. T. C..
 tuihre J. l.. Stons.. \ E. \ son. Board of Health--Dr, !. S,uue, Dr. C. C.
 White. F. T Gray. Ed. LandF ri2t
 Counci, meets on First aud Thia1 Tuesday nights i'll each month.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
FOUND DEAD.

Why did he do it? He had everything to live for,-happy home, wife, friends, money; but he shot himself through the heart Why2
 He couldn't have given a good reason himself. But everything looked gloomy to him. He was in gloomy frame of mind. IL was the way he looked at life that day. He had been living in too much of a hurry, rushing and driving at business, hustling through his meals. cutting short his sleep. His nerves got on edge; his stomach and liver got out of order; he grew dyspeptic and melancholy.
 When the digestion is out of order there is little use trying to look on the bright side of things. practically there isn't any bright side. This IS a dangerous condition to get into. Yet it is easy to get into and mighty hard to get out of it, unless you go about 1t in the right way.
 There is remedy that has pulled thou sands of people right out of this depth of despair. It is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery It acts directly upon the stom ach and iliver. It restores their natural capacity to nourish and purify the system. It purges away bilious poisons, feeds the nerve-centres with healthy, highly vitalized blood, and drives out the blue devils" l" of melancholy and nervousness.
 ]. l.. Warner. No. Iooo o Street, Sacramento. Cal. writes: During the last five years have been doctoring with as many six different doc tors here and in San Francisco for diseased stonl- sch: but none of the doctors gave me even tenn sorary relief. Two years ago I completely col lapsed. and had to give up all work I have felt many times that would like to leave this world In looking over the ads in the San Francisco Examiner ran across yours. and now owe my life and present good health to pr. Pierce's med. iciues. have taken fourteen bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery and four little vials Of Pleasant Pellets, and entirely well of all stomach trouble. Can sleep nine hours every night, and am now ready to go to work again. ''
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
A Free Library.

The Cotton Belt Raule has issued a st. rie- nf handsome Illustrated pamphlets describing the wundrrful resources of Arkansas aud Texa@ They are entitled 'TeXas." .Hame~ in the Southwest. s ''Iruth about Arkan~a,." ~GtmnpScs of S"ntheast Mi~>ou"t. AFSsuSas and North west Louisiana. aud ''l.ands for Sale along the Cotton Belt Route These iii. t'r books will teil ,oa all lhrre k to tell about the Gieat s''uihwt>t. aud will be a great help to tpu in ehuosiiig a good plaee 70 locate. it Nen want any nT all ui them frtr. write to any agent of ihe Cotton Belt h"nie the comfortable rout' to fexasl. or '" W. i.AhEAfME. Geu,tal Passenger ='fd Iickrt Agent, St. Louis. No.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
CnuN1Y oFEicF, :.

,u.,.-,, Ju,, x R. Cowas+. Forrest City st .iit N N t. Williams. Forrest City Clerk ..... Gsu E. Malio.s. Forrest City I ,sruier...... 0. T. llamirf"u. Forrest City As,.ssnr James Rruwp Forrest City S,irveyor ...... D. Dsv,S. Forrest City Coroner. ...M.,N. Gnlnes. Forrest City County ESsuiner.... Rev. w II. Puslay, For
 rest Cl..
 .~t trnu,,is Ceuutv Circuit Court meets on the >ecana Mnn,i,,y m March Hnd September oi each Near. ana continues three weeks.
 ,'uint, Coutl meets on First Monday in Jan u.trN. April Jul, aud October of each Near {, ,i claims agaiiist tie county must be hed oi ot b.tare the first da, ni each term.
 rrha,e Court meets on 1hird Monday il Jsn,iary. April. Julv and October ot each year
 TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
 Magistrates Madison Township. f Y Raif.rd. ! P address, Forrest Cit, N B. Nelson. j. .addresS. Forrest City Chrs F. Brown. col address, Cooper
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
Arrival, and Departure ef Trains,

LITTLE POcK & MEMPHi R.. R. w..,-No. i-psssenerr. ar 5:ls v. ;Is pm. n f.ita'If.s for supref Iast-No. 2--passenger. .*..-....-. a;2o pm.
 fHIEGnr
 t..iny East st........... i2 31 m f,,,.,r West....................... ...i :05 pun
 A. D. Bo bE, Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
St. Louis Exeesi saoa-

On account of tue St. Louis ExTS is l. lion, which opens September Slh and closes October 25tln. 1897, the Ir an Mountain Railway wilE sell round rir tickets for one and one-thrl fare an the following dates: Neptemter 7, II l6. 2l. 25. 2S. 30, auds October 5.7. P. II. la. 2lst. limited to five days. lCor further information see the agent. ". :. Durburow.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
Everybody Says So.

Gascarcts Candy Ca:hartic, tie most won ccriul medical discovery of the age. p.cas- ant and refrrshIng to the taste, act gently aud positively on kidneys. liver and bowels, cleansing Inc entire system, dispel colds, cure hea'ache, ievor, hahjtual constipation and bl!iousness. Please buy and try n box oi C. c. c. to-day; l0 2a. 70 cents Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
FORREST CITY posrorFIcr.

Open from [ a. m to D. h.. Sccpt sunday. Open sunday from II d. lu tu r. VI. Malls close hait rn hour before tratn scaedule, except night m4li west and morning mali east which close at D. m.
 Star Route Mail for Cooper and Newcastle. hrk. fepss at p.ni on fuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
 R T. SfsnTf, p..,t r,.r,n.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
The Mavial.laln

To gain your wasted strength and ~ner. gy k to try one hot,ie,of Browns Iron Tonic. which iS made wi,H groat care and will please anyone. | .. Tipton.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27

No1E.--The nfiieets of secret 'cieties. pas iass ui churches. agents nf raiiroads or others ,otrr,S,.si gre Tea1--ied and ufTed to keep ,is ..Vi-ts.. of any U.laasfVs oCcuf lnE. go mat ,h,s coI.rt may h" rrliable aDd oi value to tbetr r.-pective interests This directory Is ,.,tr,.cte. Ia uste ui paper, anu may be de- pen,ed upon.-ED.
The Forrest City times., 1897-08-27
STATE OFFICERS
JypG Es oF surRRME CouR
mnIcIAL nEEIcR-.

Judge First Judicial District. ' \. Hutton
 Address. .arianns. Ark. Prosecuting Attorney mo T. Hicks
 Addrc e Searcy, Ark.