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The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
onuKcHts AND aA8nArn SCHOOLS.

Methodiss Eri-eopal Church. seuth-l,ev. x y Husiuwas p@sfsn ef.rNsct $ eNtgS Sis3tias y II m a3sf n. if- Prayer u~sfinE ever taHsrstey p,2pf a. self r.- > t'oaiu s',iatT cF-fy saausy fn'tfftne nt ia uesek. C. 'ss Msa0tN ist-rtslt% lt%fl4enf. The ptthle ls c,lt- daity ttfs1std s.ifs-- Aid StcfetS meets eyer lneSeaS attsrttsttts st o'ctnek ni the t.Hr-sirt nae. EpaAefts fraatic EAtet< every Sunda afternoon nf e'c4uel,. '. Wyunr. pres.
 Presby tesl4n Cnarels-Rev. L. R simpson. pastor. services every first and third Sab basa at a. ut. and 50 D. m. Prayer meet ing every Thursday night at same hour. >ilt bath sehoai every sunday morning aF s..s. E. T. Gfty, superfntendeni. The pabiIc i- cordially IuNitest
 Baptist Church -EldW.J Hohinson. pastor serylces eNefs -unoay al Il a. and ,. n PraSer meeting every Wednesday nirnt s Gtitsck. -shsefA Scifsst every SHnda naorniu@ st g.pl e elsaek. J M frewstf sup Tee puane wii he coaaiiy welc0me bsP;IS5 fedtH Rcop4e< Jhristian Insui meets "sert baaday ni@at ae o'ciock. x T. sanders president.
 Cathode Church e. A.klpd. pastor. sa, tlsf sssi eetfsftI hru frufih sundays e.sea month. Via Mass et io q. m; cats eht~ns. I-,n D. ut., eVenlug as vOfiun nt .s sests free tt afy 0l tar sersiees
 chureb of tba t;o.sf sseg.her.l tpra,estsn. Episcopal. seeuiaF srtNte'~S nn Fourth -u. asS of eHvh n4uath .5 Rev. l. J N4ts ais4 AeFaias prayer ai9a sermon a' II o'csocA kveang p4aNer aud sermon at ..a ti'cstses sunaaf school egert sunday ra,,rnsnw at g,s Mr. Eiis fWies. superintendent. AL g.. fre@ A cor ts3 fftHtatiun tu .ue se4 wees extended e the public.
 SECRET SOCIETIES.
 Gen. Forrest L,ege. No. ;ss Knights o' PYfhlss Mrets every Mousls,t aligs,f ai Casfi, Hali. D. ( Mehh q. C.; ]. M. Brown. k ol l; and :. Visiting sut1Hts aiwaAs Neic0mea.
 Fartesi gity iaags. NJ. g2.,. Knights am Ladies ~ Hnaff Nt-st~ rvrfs 'e3 ana 4fn ti aay nigHf in ,ascu .nouIa. Mls- M l.. No. isy. Frusectress Af-. N. W. iAard Sec.etaty
 st FrsnGis Laige. No. fss iSiizhis of Honor N es- eRt.s, ssl .Hsg se kfiaay nignis iu eaet mpsth. ii. Ac6uley. DicIators Jno. jsues. Reporter.
 Forrest City lodge. No. las. r. S A. NJ N cts every ist auA ;A Wednesday night iy "a n month c r bOulry. ". M.: r. T Raiford, secretary.
 ts.rr..si ta4s { tsepfer No G0. l. A. Meet 2i Tuesday in each month. N. Ii. Pas4ay High Priest; Jno Ii. Tipton. Secretary.
 Anolle Colnaauiirry. No II. IT. Meet 4in Wednesday ts4rht lh each month E. A hBcoHlitci4. S |. Ttt ley. Recorder
 \. B. Forrest Encsmp pmenr Ex-Confeser ates. Meets Isl Satardaj iu each month J E Sanders. Commander. F. LandvoigT Ad5u tant
 Woodnen of the World. Forrest Camp 29 J T. tifaa3. e. I sA D tsOse Clerk. Meets |. Thursday night in each mo- th.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Buy Tablets at the Newsstand.


 Buy Tablets at the Newsstand.
 Fresh Cakes at Trice < Altman's.
 Japanese napkins at the Newsstand. Fresh Oysters at Trice & Altman's Restaurant
 Talk with NJ. '. Gaines about farm and timbered Iands.
 Judge Geo. Sibly, of Lonoke, was at- tending Chancery eourt this week. CCsr of fresh Lime just received at E. T. Gray's.
 Gn to the -Four Hundredn for a square meal.
 B. L. pettus is pushing things. Drop in and see him.
 Polk Landrum, of Dlackfsh, was in town Monday.
 Ike Meyer and Enos Altman spent Sunday in Marionna.
 Eighteen convicts fromHeleua passed through town Friday on their way to the penitentiary at Little Rock.
 Mrs. James Russell spent few days in Memphis this week visiting friends and relatives.
 Druggists will say that they sell more Plantation Chill Cure than all others.
 Stove wood delivered to any part of the city for T5 cents per load by Fus- sell. Graham x Co.
 S. L. Hodges and D. c. Webb made dash ssmong the fish and game in the Cut Off neighborhond Monday, but we learn their success was nit.
 A carload of stoves is a good many. That's what I've got, Don't fail to see them if you want Cooking or Heating stove. The price will suit you.
 k. l.. PETrUs.
 As an expansionist and alliancist the newly elected constable of TeIico township. 5. F. Boothe is rapidly coming to the front. We lehrn that lie k daily practicing tine arts Which he hopes to successfully impersonate John Bull
 W. T. Sanders has purchased the Powell BottlIng Works in this city and will continue the business under the style of The Sanders Battling Works The plant IS located at his store house. and he will supply tie trade with Soda Waters, Ale. etc, etc. Prompt aLten- l tion will be given all mail orders, and your patronage is invited.
 W. NJ. Murphy. jailor of St. Francis county, WAS united in marriage to Mss Annie Elliott. The ceremony was performed by Rev. ". H. Paslay, at the residence of the brides mother in Jericho township. Sunday at 8 D. m. Mr. Murphy brought his bride to town and put her in jail for safe keeping TIE TIMES extends to the bride cor dial welcome. and wish for the happy couple a long, happy and useful life.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
Robbed the Grave.

A startling in :ident, of which Mir. John Oliver. of Philadelphia, was the subject. is narrated by him as follows: l was in most dreadful condition. Ny skin was almost yellow. eyes sunken tongue eoatsd. pain continually in back and sides, no "appetite-gradualIy growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given ne up. Forum ateiy. q friend advised trying Electric
 $ Iters: and to my great joy aud sur prise. the first bottle made decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks. aud am now d we'll man. know they saved my life, and roubrd Iile grave of another victim NJ one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents per bottle at John II Tipton's s Drug store.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
To Cure Catarrh

other local applications. Catarrh Is a constitutional disease. and can be success fully treated only by means of constitu- tionaI remedy like Hoods SarsaparilIa. which thoroughly puriies the blood and removes the scrofulous taints which cause catarrh. The great number of testim0- nials from those who have been cured of catarrh by Hoods Sarsaparilla prove the uneqaaled power of this medicine to con quer this disease. Iftroubled with catarrh give Hoods Sarsaparilla fair trial at once.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
COLT TIME 5.

A. M. Heath went to Wynne last week to purchase pump for the sawmill.
 W. NJ. Stone happened to very pain. ful accident last Thursday. He had went into his lot for some purpose, when he was attacked by large hog, which knock ed him down and bit large piece of flesh out of his leg and bruised him up other. wise considerably. He is doing nicely at this writing.
 Walter Rich paid a visit to Forrest City Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barnett had the mis. fortune 10 lose their little boy Saturday We extend OCT sympathy to them in their hour of sorrow
 Miss Jennie Arnold spent Sunday in Forrest City shopping.
 Miss Allie Gatten, a very petite and heautitu! young lady of Oala llll, spent The day very pleasantly Sunday with the family of Postmaster liggs.
 Rev. T. E. Hewlett, of oxford. Miss. IS visitor in our community tliis week. Mr, Hewlett was once resident of this place and has many friends here who are glad to see him again.
 Mir. Logan Lyons and Miss Moilie Mer- TiIt. m FuIwaod, were married last Ssn- day at the residence of the brides parents. Rev. l.. E. Finney officiating. Mir Lyons and bride are we'll known here and have host of friends wAo wish them much joy.
 Dr and Mrs c. N. Grain, of Wynne. spent the dly very pleasantly Sunday with the family of Dr. k. ". Ratlf.
 Dr. Dye. r. E. delivered an eloqaent address to the good people Of Colt Mon day night. ,, Ernest Holland. of Wyune. came down Tuesday and put in his application for our school.
 OLD RIP.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
row Nsli1i. OFFICERS.
MUNIcIFAL OFFICERS.
Town of Forrest Clty.

Mayor or....... ........ Jno q TipfnH Recorder 4....--......-.... - C. Aerwlt Treasurer. ......... .... ....-j. si. NiVhuis Marshal ...... ... -...............- Q. ?. Well A,derpirr fnsss-il l. u. I.auzlI. Jon
 tiatliny. r A soff-. \. Never. lssara tf itea8u~ps Wm Gfateher Pres
 pr. (. th N.ifn. !lr. j. b. .icknighl. L. ' e.Fs4g, r. i} g&s5sr -ei:y.
 Ceunea 8ests ap Fsrsl and Third Tues,la, ni-ats I4 each mouth.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
FORREST CITY posroFFIcE

Open from 8. ID to p. In.. except Sunday. Open SAiisas ttut.i i2 Aails cGOse kati at nfssif tHrtott trAlu seheouie. except tl-ut ag nt-s Asld fgissrt.Ists mali east. N hicb c!ssSr Hf a. ta-
 Star lssUfe Mali fnr Cooper ane Newcastle. Ai a.. aei'art 4i a.i.f nn fsi,~.iaAs TnurSe ays '''. fat tfsiifys ana iNr Pin Tree i- o'clock c. Tuesday nnG Sa
 J. C. BELL Postmaster
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
RATE C.

On and aftrr Monday, all goods. ex- epe Groceries. viii be sold at actual T'st. iet strictly cash. No goods charged Cost Mark hangs in he store in plain lew. II you want Dry Goods. Cluth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Cap-s and C'loa ks QmIts and Blankets. Trunks. Stoves ,c.. convince yourself of ihis offer
 A. MEYER S Co.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
For Sale.

Deslr0ns of moving 10 town, will sell my place of i0 acres. one mile from town, with good impoyements-two cistefns, two good cellars. good outlet for stock. Would make nice dairy farm. l will sell or trade for o,ilpr property near. Apply To G. W. Me- Cormick
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11

On the 30lh Oetob~r the icy finger of death was laid on the brow of the infant son of Nlr. and Mrs. J. C. Nail Only five short weeks did this precious bdd gladden. the hearts of his parents still it was long enough 10 sadden their hearts so give him up. May God in his infinite mercy enable the II Io feel thu that their baby Clarence is not dead-only goi C befme. where they can join him around the great white throne.
 MATTE F. MooRE.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
corNTY OFFICERS.

judge. e.... .s... -tsvn. P. 'f.y.or. F,rrest City Saesiu .e.....W T. Williams. Forrest Nfty tsefk .. tsess B. MalIor1. rorrest City 'ffssssf.fer E l. Haskibs, farrest City As~esSsss.... IT. G smfth. Forrest GIN e4rStyar ......R l.. stnekara. Forrest City Garug,se .......J. II 3AIlev Forrest eii , County cyamfuers.s. Rev. V Il. Fasiay, For
 resH City,
 St. Francis County Crcuit Courr meets on fise second Monday if March and september es each year aHss eoDrl43ues three weeks.
 Country ossurt ineafs on First Monday in Jan :. y. Apr.i, jHly aud Dciuter ut esch ear ..ti ensfns aAaiiiss llte cuugity mJl-t be hed oi or te;use tle ris fsty af each term.
 Probate EsHtst fceafs on Third Monday ip January Aasit tft4e m4e D,ttut.r of each ear
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
OLD RIP.

Malarion is Endorsed by Best phy- sieians and guaranteed tn cure ChinS. Fever and Ague. Al Druggists or from Moiiit-W Wes. Drug Co,, S,. Louis.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
MONDAY. DECEMRER 10 tsas

Between the hours fixed by law for itfdicisl sales ouer for sale at pubic outcry at inc Court house door. in the Town of Forrest ttty. m St frahci> county. Arkansas to the hights' and best bidder on credit of three months, the following described real estate tO-wst: An undivided half interest in and to the ipNowing tfacis of Defendant F H. White: North half ot Section one fD and Southeas, quarter ot section one fll. in Township five t5g north. Range two e east: 4s0 acres, and
 North haif or inc Northeast quarter of Sec ton thirty-five eEll. in Township SIX fD north Range two @ east S0 acres
 This sale is made tn satisfy q Judgment in laNor CT sald plalniiH Tor the sum oI SSG 70 as principal Slj Oo as interest. wiIFi per cent interest thereon until paid together with all costs of said suit.
 A lien will he retained on tue land to secure the purchase money.
 Given under my hand ;his the 4th a,ay of November. ls.S
 w. E. WILLIAMS. Sheria.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
Remarkable Rescue.
SILVER BILL.


 Mrs. Micheal Curtain, PlainfeId IH., makes the statement. that she caught cold, which settled On her lungs. sse was treated for month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was hopeless victim of consumption and that no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption; she bought bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose. She continued it's use and after taking six bnttIes, found herself sound and well; now does her own housework, and is as well as she ever was. Free trial bottles of this great discovery at John H. Tipton 8 Drug store. Large bottles 50 cents and sl O.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11


 ncurislied, bile poisoned constitution. If q man as soon as he feels that he is not get ting the forceful strength and energy out ot his food that he ought to, will begin talk ing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery he Will soon put himself in the position where he can do mans work easily and cteerfully.
 Ills appetite will be sharpened; his liver invIsorated; his digestion strengthened an ecge put on his whole nutritive organism. Those subtle poisons which debilitate inc entire organism and sinvite consumption and host of other diseases. will be driven out ot the system; and he win gain plenty of pure nourishing red blood, muscle. power and nerve-force. h short be will De a man among men.
 LneTe are hundreds of delusive temporary sufnaiants malt extracts" sarsaf,ariiias and compounds, which are more or less boornedT ' by merely profit druggists; but an hon es- dingglst will give you the ' Golden Medical Discovery when you ask for it. If weIl-iu iorinei. Ec knows that its sales have steadily increased Tor thirty years and that it is the in Nshu9l oi an educated, authorized physician "Ho has devoted lifetime of active practice and profound study to chronic diseases
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11

S0TE.-The os.soers of secret societies. pas ,ars af churches, s~ruts of railroads. or others tntcreste5, ere reguested and urged to keep as advised of any changes occurring, so that tals coi.mn may he reliable and of value to their respective interests. This directory Is corrected to date os paper. and rAay be de- pended gpnn.-ED.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
Necrology.

On October 2Oth the Angel or Death lsl,ed the home of Mir. and Mrs. C. Odoni nd teas from hem their baby boy. The Tel ON was here but two short months, but 1t waH iong enough to entwine himself around their hearts May God bless and comfort the parent in their sorrow.
 Dearest child. thou hast lett us.
 Il stc thy i1ss we deeply feel.
 But 'tIs God who hath bereft us,
 Ee can ali our sorrows heal.
 ' tagain We hope To meet thee.
 When the day of life is fled,
 Theu m Heaven with Joy tj gree, thee
 Nnece no farewell ,ea are shed.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
STATE OF TIGERS.
Irnsrs or sFpRe,lE COURT.
-IrntcIAI nfFIeERs.

Judge Ftrsl Ja,lIs4sl 3sstrict. ...H Y Hutton
 Address, Marianps. Ark trasecutigx Attorney 4............R E Masotl
 Mattress, Helena, ArA
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11
SherIff'S Sale.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that pursuant 10 N x decree rendered in the Lee Circuit court on inc eih dnT of October, Isg6. in A cause therein pending wherein James Yenpe was piaintin and Frank II White was defend. ant, win on
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11

Don't experiment. but get the old reliable Plantation Chlll Cure.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-11

These things are bad enough iil the self-disgust and wretchedness they involve if
 they do not go any further. But you never know what is goirg to develop in a half.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-04
nARRIED.

Cor.
wallis, Saturday, January I, 1898,
Edwin NJ. Stanton, of Toledo
and Miss Addah Gillette, of Cor.
wallis.
The bride is an estimable and ac-
complished young lady, and has
taught several terms of school in
this county. The groom is we'll
known TO many of Cur readers, hav-
ing passed several year, of his life
near this place. He now occupies
the responsible posision of post
master at this place.
The young people came home on
Saturdays train, and that evening
a wedding supper was spread for
them at the residence of Mr.. and
Fred Stanton in this place, at which
a few of the relatives of the groom,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dedrick were
present. The bride and groom
were the recipients of several hand
some and appropriate presents. |
They are now keeping house in
their home in this city.
The LEADER joins with their
many friends in extending congrat-
1lations to the young people.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-04
A DYKING MEETING.

A meeting ofall parties interested
IN dyking the tideland on the Olalla
slough is called to meet in the court
house in Toledo on Saturday jan
uary Sth 1898, at ? o'clock D. m.
1t is earnestly requested that all
parties owning tideland on the o.
ALA be present that this question
may be fully discussed.
HANS OLSON
H. BURNS
B. GATHER
c. B. CRosNo
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-04
Marriages During 1907.

The year of 1897, just closed,
was a fairly prosperous year for
Lincoln county in the matrimonial
market. During the year there
were thirty-nine marriage licenses
issued. Of these thirty-seven were
solemnized by marriages, while on
two of them no returns were made.
The following couples received per-
mits to wed:
January
Albert Burbank-Annie Henderson.
February
". II Sportsman-Lulu Daniels.
VIM. E. Dobson-Alice L. Downs
March
L. 0. Mays-May Rothrock.
Grant King-Maude RAIDER.
April
Jas. Davis-Seeley George.
Henry Lewis-Nellie Alexander.
May
Robert Harrison-Minnie Emmett.
X. E. ~Collins-Maude Vincent.
Chas. Jahn-Lanah Mcclellan.
June
Michael Mackay-N ]. Reynolds.
Peter Tellefson-Clara B. Young.
J. {. H. A. Bobell-S. E. Eastman.
Geo. Bauman-Cora B. Gregson.
w. M. Wilson--Ella S. Benson.
July
}. ii. Mattoon-Laura B. Hayes.
g. L. Ross-Flora Peek.
Hank Johnson-Julia BENJAMIN.
August
U. S. Grant-Martha Tom.
John Hill and Lollie Widgeon.
John Thissell-Ida Ethel Barclay,
Denlinger-Nelly M. Hill
K. E. Darnell-Ruth E. Gather.
September
Guy Phelps-Onnie Ramsdell.
A. Rust-Julia L. Harrington.
J. c. Dougherty-F. Myrtle Russell
October
Jay w. Dunn-Eva Dick.
Geo. Orton-Louisa Wilbur.
M. A. Lane-Amanda Mcclellan
November
Simon Lendton-Maud Williams
VIM. D. Collins-Annie Clark.
w. d. Grifith-Mary Parks.
December
Geo. Bensell-Mollie Howard.
Lafayette Shem-Bessie Brown.
AZ. Copeland-Lola Vincent.
Austin B. Hoover-Clara Bennett
aNel yorgenson-Syria Williams.
:. "A. King-M. E. Barnes.
lack Wipt1a A..
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-04

o'Nrar"ts Candy Cathartic. the most WOW.
q. i"'d!c"l dlsro, cry of the a,t. No..
60. ntu refreshing To the taste. ri ,rco,,,jI,,
,.i" S pTs,uveiy on kidneys, liver and bowels
cure SenSo .Ge entire system, dispel colds,
o wv oliousness. Please buy and nv = hon
nS,C 7. Z. to-day; 10, -, so Cents Eli a oUS
sOaranteed to cure by all druggists ALT
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-04
BORN.

the family of o.
E. Tveitmoe, of this city, on
New Years Eve, December 81,
1897, a daughter.
Mr.. Tveitmoe and family are to
be congratulated upon so handsome
and appropriate New Years gift.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-04

The trade center-Gowell's.
See our fine stock of note pape
Goods at your own prices {
Gowell's.
Grand Clearance sale at Gowell'
commencing Saturday, this week
A nice line of stationary at thi
office, cheap.
Two punches of envelopes for
cents, a. this office.
A good tablet for S cents, a bette:
n for 10 cents at this office.
Mems wool suits S.; mems al
wool Oregon City suits $40. Nc
flies on this. Yaq. Bay Mere. Co.
The city lamps run in competition
with the moon the other night. 1t
seems to us that it is not necessary
to light up the street lamps On
bright moonlight nights.
The editor acknowledges a boun.
tiful supply of cake from the we'd
ding supper of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Stanton, kindly furnished us
with the compliments OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stanton.
Last Monday o. A. Tveitnoe
sold the farm of Al Waugh, Oh De-
pot slough, to John o. Allen, re-
Gently arrived from Window, Min
nesota. The farm consists of 100
acres of excellent land, about four
miles from Toledo, and is M of
the best farms in Lincoln county.
The consideration was S. 800 in
cash. This is the second large land
sale in this vicinity recently.
At the regular council meeting
last night only routine business
was gone through. The business
tor the year was closed up and the
new council that comes into power
II week from tonight will have a
clear docket before them. Bills
were allowed aggregating $9o.o6
which Includes all the claims pend
ing against the city. The meeting
last night was the last one which
the Old council will hold, unless a
special meeting is called of which
there is no probability.
1t is a fact that another election
Is drawing on, and candidates are
plentiful. some of them
no longer seeking to conceal their
IDENTITY. Among the up river can
iida'es that have been named is L.
Deyoe, of Elk City. for sheriff. ,
Mr.. Deyoe's friends from all over g.,
Inc county are urging him to be-
come a candidate for the office of O.,
Whether he will consent .,
0 allow his name to be used we .
10 not know, but if he does there .
S a strong chance of his receiving ,
he nomination. .,
AS will be seen by a notice pub {
ished elsewhere in this issue, a meet 7
ng has been called to meet at the ,
house next Saturday to dis
'uss the question of dyking the o.
lila at some point near the mouth.
The object of the meeting is to dis
'uss this matter fully from all stand /
POINTS, and to bring out all points $
or or against the matter. If this |
is practicable, and many
that it is, it would reclaim !
large body of land, the products
which would repay the cost of a
he dyke in a very few years. A r
discussion of the matter will be a
'enift at any rate, and all parties
'wning tideland on the Olalla should
'e present and hear the pros and
'ons of this matter discussed