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The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
A Touching Episode.

Before entering upon bis duties at the late term as chancellor of this, the Fifth district, Judge Robertson was installed by having the oath of office administered by Deputy Clerk T. C.. Merwin. An incident occurred con- nected with his taking the oath of office which reflects credit ou the char acter of Judge Robertson as a true Christian gentleman, as we'll as good chancellor. After he had qualified he made an earnest, feeling little speech. expressing his appreciation of the grave responsibility attending the as- sumption of the duties of the position again, and of hIs sincere desire to do his full duty and to keep and maintain the judicial ermine clean and spotless He had for his auditors only Attorney N. E. Fi2er and Clerk T. c. Merwin At the conclusion of his touching and eloquent little talk he requested the Rev. N. E. FiZer to offer up prayer to the Allwise Ruler of above, to guide and direct him in the discharge of his official duties, and with only the three present on bended knees, Bro. Fizer in a well timed and appropriate prayer beseeched the blessing of the Heavenly Father npon this, the second, term of Chancellor Robertson.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
Resolutions of Respect.
To the Worshipful Master, Wardens ant Rrethern of Rising Star Lodge, No. 2iI r. and A. M.:

To the worshipfu Master, wardens and
 Rrcthern of Rising Star Lodge, No. 2lI.
 r. and A. M.:
 We, your committee appointed 10 draft suitable resolutions Of respect to the mem ory of our beloved brother. J. W. Stout, late member of this lodge. beg to submit the following as our report:
 WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect of the Universe to summon from our lodge to the lodge above our beloved brother, J. W. Stout. who died on July 2s, 1898, leaving wife and five children and a host of friends. He has been called to that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveller returns. How we all miss his fatherly counsel and good advice for his heart was ever in Masonry. We Dow in humble submission to Him who doeth all things well.
 RESOLVED, That we extend to the be- reaved family and friends of our deceased brother our warmest sympathy In this their hour of sad affliction.
 REsoivED. That in the death of Brother Stout this lodge has lost an upright mem. Der. his family a kind and indulgent hus- band and father, and the country a good citizen. N
 RESOLVED, That the members of this lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, that copy of these reso. lutions be furnished the family, and a copy be furnished TIE FORREST CITY TIMES with request that they publish the same; and further that a page of the record be dedicated to his memory. Respectfully submitted,
 R. w. PEEvEY,
 JouN T. LINDSEY,
 RoBEir BROWN.
 Committee.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
A Sure Sign of Group.

Hoarseness in a child that is subject to croup is sure indication of the ap- proach of the disease. If Chamber iain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough has appeared It will prevent the attack. Many mothers who have croupy children al. ways keep this remedy at hand and find that it saves them much trouble and worry. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant to take. For sale by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18

Extract copy of Major Benson's re- port of the Second Arkansas Volunteer Infantry:
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
Chancery Court.

The Chancery court was in sess.on nine days. Judge Robertson, presiding. and the following cases have been dis. posed of, pretty well cleaning up the docket:
 Sarah Roy vs John Nj Prewett. admr: decree for plaintiff.
 Pearl Crippen vs New England Mort x Security Co. Report of sale filed and approved. Deed acknowledged.
 w $ Martin x Co vs " II Coffey and l. | Featherston, foreclosure ordered by consentto Coffey and Featherston. eleeting to stand on demurrer. Decree as to him also for plaintiff
 John M Seaborn vs neirs of Phil Littell. Dropped from docket.
 w II Mcdaniel vs Phi Littell and John N Seaborn, foreclosure. Decree for plaintiff.
 Equitable Securities Co. ct al vs OE Doris, ct al. Report of sale filed, ap- proved and deed acknowledged.
 Anglo American Mtg S Agency Co ys Jno $ R Cowan. Continued.
 Jas r Brown, tr, vs " $ Brook. ct al, foreclosure; leave to amend. cor. recting description and decree for plaintiffs.
 Norton X Prewett vs pettus Bros tS Buford; continued on motion of plain. tiffs.
 
 D Hurst vs Calvin Tucker foreelos- ure; report of sale approved and deed acknowledged.
 Jno R Cowan, as next friend, vs II IS Owens; decree for plaintiff.
 Julia Eldridge, ct al, vs l. Rollwage, ct al; consent decree.
 Grant Young vs Sylvia Young. di. vorce. Decree.
 Virginia Nicely vs Leila Ford. ct al. and Unknown heirs of Matthias Hor- ner. Decree for taxes paid.
 $ A Ellis vs Ned Ellis, divorce. Dismissed.
 Board Directors St Francis Levee District vs A II Chatfield, ct al. Re. port confirmed and deeds approved.
 t J lzard vs l. E Darden, admr. Decree for plaintiff
 Mrs N A Williams vs Brandon. Bangh & Trapp. Decree for defendants.
 5 $ Trapp, ir, vs King Dozier. De cree for plaintiff and appeal.
 w G Dickson vs Nancy Dickson, di- yorce; death of defendant suggested and cause dismissed.
 Equitable Securities Co, ct al vsJM Prewett, admr, ct al. continued.
 J M Emerson vs Maggie NJ Nelms. ct al, foreclosure. Decree for plaintiff.
 Richard Fitzhugh vs Lucy Fitzhugh, divorce. Decree.
 M V Hancock, ct al, vs Mrs J G Trotman, ct al, foreclosure. Report of sale filed, approved and deed ac- knowledged.
 Ben NJ Wilkins vs Lillian Wilkins, divorce. Decree. A c Wood vs J w Mahaffey. to can. | eel deed; demurrer to complaint filed and sustained and complaint dismissed. Appeal.
 l. " Coy, trustee, vs L P Feather ston, foreclosure. Decree.
 Henry Hare vs Lizzie Hare, divorce. Decree.
 Maud E Folbre vs Claude 4 Fobre, divorce. Decree.
 Alice Parham vs Shepherd Parham, divorce. Dismissed.
 II Clay King vs Nj A Brown and ! M Brown, foreclosure; demurrer to complaint filed; demurrer overruled and answer filed and demurrer filed to answer. demurrer to answer over ruled.
 J. G. Stern, exparte, petition for con- tirmatlon of tax title. Decree. Malarion Is Devoid of Bitter Taste. Eurps Chile ond Eavar. o,, sl,
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
suckIen,s Arn,ca sa,ve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chl'bialns' Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions. and positively cures Piles. cr no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by John II. Tipton. druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
THE SECOND ARKANSAS.
HpGRTs. 2nd ARK. VoL. INF.

s'
 Camp Sbipp, Ala, Nov. 9, 1898.
 DEAR TIMEs:-As nothing has been
 baid this week about the Second Arkan- sas boys, have the honor to say that khe Inspector General of the Second Division, Fourth Corps, has just con-
 pleted most thorough and rigid in- Bpeclion of this regiment, lasting fouI
 fays. Every part of the regiment and
 camp was inspected, including the Regiment in heavy marching order, in Eight marching order, in fatigue uni form, at parade and at drill, the hos. bital and quartermaster' departments. FThe call to arms" was sounded when tha men were at their usual camp |duties. and the regiment was formed in line under arms two hundred yards |from camp in two and half minutes. The inspector stated that be found Eth3 regiment and camp in splendid |coaditon.
 Knowing your interest in us. and the result of this inspection will be a mat ter of pride to you as we'll as to the officers and men of the regiment. There is now no regiment here that Stands higher with the authorities, |with the people of the city, or with Themselves.
 Major General Wheeler inspected the |regiment last Sunday, November 6. |1S9S. He complimented Co. II. very |highly and remarked twas the finest Docking set of men he had seen, and |the best
 l am very respectfully, c. E. pEGUEs. Clerk 2nd Ark. Vol. Inf. AdjJ. Office.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18

We have 16o. acres of timber land situated on Blackfsh lake which we desire to put in a state of cultivation. A most liberal offer will be made to the right party. If you want good place for five, years free of charge come and see us.
 LANDyOIGT,& ,& VADAKIN. Hicks Almanac for 1899 will be out soon and may be had at the Newsstand as soon as issued.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18

Extract copy of Major Benson's re- &port of the Second Arkansas Volunteer l [lnfantry:
 HDGRTs. 2ud Div. 4th CoRPs, Camp Shipp, Ala. Nov. 9. 1898. The Adjutant General. End Div, 4th Corps. SIRi-I have the honor to submit u c Following report of an inspection of the Second Arkansas Volunteer Infantry, &purSuant to instructions from these Headquarters.
 found the police Of the camp excel lent, sinks in good sanitary condition and well taken care of, tents in fair State Of police and arrangement. Arms were well taken care of. The rifles of Co. E. were ill excellent condi- tion.
 The condition of the clothing was falr. The quality of the trousers re- gently issued by the quartermaster is very poor indeed. The trousers are made of very short material, so that the clothes pull apart; the sewing is poor, so that the seams rip; the cloth is 'fu2zy," thereby holding dirt aud d very untidy appearance. The trousers are not fit for use after three or four weeks wear. Though of very poor quality, the soldiers are forced to take them as there are no others-the soldier suffering while the contractor profits Company E., commanded by Captain Fearson, presented the best appearance, many of the men being shaved for the occasion, and their clothes in the main were clean.
 The drilling on the part of the troops indicated more than an average state Of proficiency.
 All officers were required to drill and With few exception proved themselves proficient.
 The hospital was found to be in good condition and the supply of medicine ample.
 The guard duty is properly taught  ana we'll performed. Some instruc- uons have been given advance and rear guards and the troops are fairly prohcient in this duty. }, The transportation was found to be m good condition. The regiment ap. pears to be fully equipped with the Ifiillng exceptions above mentioned ana prepared for field service.
 The regiment has improved in q marked degree during the past two mlhths. in the drill, the discipline and equipments for which due credit should pc given its commanding officer, Lieut.. Coi. DeR. c. Cabell, who has been most jealous in his efforts to improve the regiment.
 Very respectfully,
 HARRY c. BESsON.
 Major Inspec. Genl., Vol.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18

Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Promo Qunine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine haa L. 5. Q. on each tablet.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
Oh, How Thankful

paln Was Ead6cning and Hope
 Had Been Abandoned Wcnder-
 ful Results of Purifying t'1s Flood.
 "A very severe gain came in my left h-ncv, which grew worse and worse, and
 nally a sore broke out above the knee. ht discharged 0 great deal and the pain k-om my thigh down was maddening. large. hard, purple spots appeared on my Rcg. I suffered in this way for years, nd gave up all hope of ever being cured. bfy wife was reading of a case like mine cured by Hoods Ssrsaparilla, and she ndgised me to try #. began taking t Dnd when l had used few bottles Hound relief from my suffering. Oh, how thankful am for this relief an k.ronger than have ever been in my life. .I am in the best Of health, have good eppetitc and am c new man altogether" |J. P. MooRs, Lisbon Falls, Maine.
 |hW WNNeA'@ Sarsa- a E VOO S pagiIla |Isthe best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. |bood's Pills cure all liver ills. 25 cents.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18

Druggists will Say that they sell more Plantation Chill Cure than all others.
The Forrest City times., 1898-11-18
Malarion Is Devoid of Bitter Taste.

Cures Chills and Fever; acts on the liver and regulates the system generally All Druggists.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-03-14

at the lady who said you wers not progress
sivc. Remember that many women IN ths
north and west have very old-fashloneu
minds indeed, sometimes even when their
clothes are copisG OF shs latest fat1s seyl yes
In these days Of cheap books and papers
people Of considerable culture ana Terne-
ment may ca sily he found in back settle,
ments wearing old shioned clothes ana
doing the hardest kinds of hard work.
Many times women in the villages VINO
have hours Of leisure, where we on tne
farm have minutes, do not have thols !
above their fancy work. the style and local
gossip: then again there are many VINO 49,
30 1t is not fair to Judge either way | 90
not know Of nicer household editor IMAM
Aunt Susie and she IS a southern woman,
| guess One Of the brightest women IL
has been my pleasure to meet Is southern
lady who was here on a Visit three years
ago. She was q woman suifraglSt, q tern
perance worker and In every way progress
sive, and was also as dainty and pretty q
little maiden lady as ever Kept mousse TOT q
father and brother. But II is a good thing
to be found fault with sometimes: there IS
not one north or south who does not Eno"
that II che made the best use of all heT
spare moments, no matter how few they
are, she would be surprised at the end o.
the year to see what Improvement she had
made. Above all those sisters who have
children to bring up should strive to give
i. them q love of reading, for it Is the secret
OF half the culture. Read short stories &c
them and encourage them to read aloud
even though It is tircsome to listen, unit!
they become familiar enough with words
to read easily. \ good way where one ear
is to take a Chid's paper. Then there Il
young peoples page IN almost every
newspaper, so it would seem that with
proper care on the parents part every in
teligent child might have this great git
No money can buy in any other way the
pleasure books are to any ona who really
l1%as them
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-03-14

rib with 1eweled buckles The yoke, MAX
ing chic the corsage, was of white shlrreu
chiffon. The collar was of folds OF piach
velvet high In back.
The hair for dressy occasions IS worn
pompadour front and side; few SOFT cufls
around the face. and the soft loop coli IN
the back of the head on a straight Inc with
the chin.
at bottom of couture Is worn a sheil colh'
with steel trimming and about haif dls-
lance between that and nape OF neck
smaller one is worn. With low hair the
same front IS worn but the three pompa-
dour combs In front. The dress shoes have
regular French heels. The popular rat 10
the Walker style even for best dress. IL
droops down much over face and Is made or
soft material on wire frame, trimmed in
front with plumes handsome large
wings: flowers on two sides of coil of hair
and sometimes also a largo bow on back OF
crown, made of turquoise blue or the now
orange.
The shapherdess hat is a. soft, wavy hat
trimmed either IN feathers or flowers and
sometimes dips down on face. The Jane
Hading" designed by her, is of the favored
orange shade. Napoleon shape, rather large
with a bow 0f turquoise velvet TO face ana
trimmed with mass of yellow feathers.
The Princess OrloM of Russia has de-
signed a hat that is named for her. 1t Is or
black, large size, trimmed with feathers
oil round edge of brm. 1t has long D!ack
ties and yellow roses under brim.
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w0mAN' s. GZDMGD0[M <->)
Conducted by

and encouragement but If bad digestion.
Insomnia and overtaxed nerves are his
companions ambition will 1ag and strength
will fail.
Since so much depends upon a well regu-
lated home, Is it not the widest folly for
any woman 10 assume the responsibility OF
homemakcr without u special training for
her duties?
Let divorce courts and drinking saloons
answer.
Our most prominent educators recognize
the fac: that such training must form a
part OF all education for women and
the leading female colleges now make homo
science a special department OF study.
In our women's clubs mature women are
endeayorng By earnest study to master the
problems of hysienic living, It is a science
which helps every condition of life. The
mistress of the humbiest home learns how
best to use her scanty income in providing
wholesome food and comfortable fSniture
The woman of abundant means is taught
how the draperics and adornments of her
homo may be artistic and beautiful without
excluding the health giving sunlight or
providing an abode for months ana mi
CrObeS.
Several thousand yeas ago Solomon com
mended the woman who looked well to the
ways of her household. and the woman OF
today who understands the elements which
compose a perfect homo possesses charms
which Will endure when youth has depart
ed and beauty has faded. Her sons and
daughters will arise ana call her blessed
and her inueuce will reach out in widening
circles touching and blessing other homes
SALLIE CHASE EATTILLO.
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- 80 W ~ y w. AtAtAN' ~
constantly troubled with
cold hands and feet, was
extremely nervous, could
not sleep well, was trou-
bled with frightened
dreams, had heart trouble
and a feeling as though
my breath was going to
stop, also had leucor- e
rhoea. / tried to get
help but all remedies
failed, until | wrote to /
you, I cannot thank \
you enough for your Y
kind advice, and / wish Il
to tellcvery one the great '
good your remedies have
done me.--TAMNA c.
HOOVER, Wolfsyiiie, Nd.
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oarctr oub female
medicine
suffered
with backache advised by friend to
have your friends and would advises any
ndatria fori
al
all charge All uch ettefS'e
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Ask Mrs AdYceA Woman Best Understands "oHa Ills
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-03-14

If you have
A Hump Nose
Roman, Flat,
Pug, Red or !
Broken Nose,
Outstanding Ears,
Tattoo Marks,
Wrinkles, Pinples,
Birth Marks,
Black Heads,
Moies, Warts, Wenss
Superfiuous Hair or
Any Mark or
Blen1isi1 on, in or
Under Your Skin,
Call on
Dcrmatoi0gist
John II. Woodbury.
I27 West 42d St.,
New York.
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=. burn blister when that was applied in
time For the sting of bee. wasp or any
thing of the kind just cover the place
with common black ink. 1t Will relieve the
pain In less than five minutes and prevent
swelling. For erysipelas, take prepared
chalk and moisten with spirits or cam
phor to the consistency of cream ana
spread over the intlamed parts witt a featn-
or. When the camphor Is absorbed ana II
begins to grow painful again, repeat tho
treatment. It never falls TO give relief
For boils or any sWollen, inEaneo pI@CTS'
get the root or buckeye, scfape on w w
black outside, then CRATE or Scfape up Lio
soft part, boil, thlcken with meal anu apPiy
as poultlce' strong Tea hla t IL ~ ''+ -
ulcers ana old sores on man or peaSI.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1898-03-14

stand Dawn" even while read
DAWN to understand the bible. Read
IT, sister Don't be afraid. 1t will make
you love instead Of hate the Bible.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-05
lFIIclous NEWS.

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