The Forrest City times., 1912-01-19

DARBY $ SPBOPHYLACTIC Fluid is marvellous household remedy. It cures cramp collie instantly. Corrects nauseated stomach, heals cuts, wounds and sores on the surface of the body and destroys germs in the sick room IL is used internally and externally Price 50cts. per bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
 Andy Reed and Dink Jackson, the two negro murderers, who were con- victed at the special term of circuit court, held here in December, of first degree murder and sentenced to hang today, (Friday, January 19) have been granted stay of execution by the Supreme Court, and their attorneys given twenty days in which to brief their case, for presentation to the higher courts.
 The St. Francis river at Madison froze over solid last Friday, for the first time in many years. The river according 10 reports was one un- broken sheet Of ice between the rail- road bridge and the county bridge. Below the railroad bridge, however, the ice was broken up. The ice was heavy enough Sunday to bear mans weight, and skating was indulged in by lie citizens of Madison.
 NessrS C. l.. Bryan, of Goodwin: II t;. Vineyard, of Wheatley and Flafk \. Fogg, of Palestine, these pro nineht and progressive young ed dacators of the western section of the county, were in the city Monday in attendance at the St. Francis County Teachers Association. The gentlemen were callers at The Times office during their stay in the city, and have our thanks for favors. We solicit your patronage when you want the best Coal at lowest prices, but on and after January l, | 1912, all Coal will be sold for Cash only. In view of this fact, we will be enabled to give you a lower price, as 1t will save expense of bookkeeping and collector. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting continu- ance of same, We are, Forrest City Gin Company, Jas. Wolff, Manager. Phone IFS.
 1 Prof. C. l.. Jackson was stricken with paralysis Saturday morning, 1 the disease attacking his right side, which had heretofore escaped it's ravages. MT. Jackson has for some | time been partially paralized, being able to use only one side of his body, and the attack Saturday has com pletely disabled him. We hope he will soon recover and be entirely re- stored to his usual good health and spirits
 The Supreme Court of Arkansas handed down decision Monday in the case of Bob Williams vs State, confirming the decision of the lower 1 Courts i'll denying bail. Bob Williams is one of the three men charged with the killing of B. F. Kirby on the Soudan place, August, 1910. McAl- lister was tried and acquitted in the September term of the St. Francis Circuit Court. Williams and Sullivan are stil confined in the jail at Forrest i City.
 MT. A. D. Boyle, the Jeweler. and his capable and efficient assistant. NIT Earl Gustafsen, are being con- l graduated by their friends on the in- stallation Of handsome regulate or. which MT. Gustafsen recently pur- chased for the establishment in Mem phiS The regulator stands seven feet high, in a handsome walnut case, which in itself is thing of beauty, and II looks substantial enough to correctly guage and record the flying minutes for centuries to come
 MT. IIarald F. Forbes, of Torreon. Coahuila, Mexico, was caller at The Times office Tuesday, accompanied by MT. Frank Folbre. Mir. Forbes ar rived Tuesday. and is the guest of Judge T. (. Folhre and family. He is engaged in mining in Mexico, and gave very interesting account of the "l roubles' in that unfortunate coun- try which came under his observation. He predicts Madero's reign q short one. He will remain in the city fortnight or SO