The Forrest City times. [volume], November 10, 1893, Image 2

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Cbc/crrrcst (City (Times.
LANDVOIGT & VADAKfN.
•Editors end ^v.tolisls.^S'si.
h!ntofr<] svthe'pivt^WT St fVrrfft City an
Pec/<rri C5h?>- ifitll “Skitter.
TER*IS'bF •4Rn&tvnlPTIOK:
•one- Y#*r.M.«0. ‘8fx‘*W>otrtha, in Ctf. Three
Montlw.-W Ofl. IrtVartnhtv in Advance.
Published livery Friday Afternoon.
‘Mil DAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 'IS®.
THOSE AWFUL RESULTS.
T Flections were held Tuesday in
i*!:e states of Massachusetts, New
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
•Maryland, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky,
Missouri, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa,
South Dakota and Colorado, and the
• city of Chicago. In all of these states
•except Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri arid
Colorado, state officers were elected,
and with the exception of Kentucky i
and Virginia all have given large ve- j
t publican majorities.
New York gives republican tnajori
'ticr ranging from 45,590 to 15*5,000.
Ohio has given Bill McKinley, the
father of the McKinley bili, about 85,
*000 majority over Larry Neal.
The gallant Boise, of Iowa, is defeated
'by a majority of about 35,000 republi
cs u votes.
Massachusetts, elects a republican
governor, the first time in three years,
►by 32,000 majority.
New Jersey gave republican’mniofi
-ties but no reliable estimate can bs
given.
Virginia gave tho democrats about
5o,000 majority.
Kentucky also remains faithful to
the (j.0.15 in its minor elections.
Pennsylvania has rather increased!
•her republican vote and rolled up a!
majority for that party of about HO,-!
000.
South Dakota is “small potatoes,”
but she averages up w ith her 'sister
states, and gives the republican ticket
• f t 0 majority.
County elections returns in Colorado
‘show republican gains.
The news from Kansas and Nebraska i
and Utah territory is meagre, and un- j
•reliable. But the republicans claim
•large increase,
Maryland gives a20,0C0 majority for
' democracy.
Chicago elected a republican for act[
in r;. ayor to succeed Hon. Carter Har
rison. lately assassinated.
J'droit elected an entire republican
• municipal ticket
Oiii roosters are so very sick that it
is dangerous to bring them out.
The following h practically illumi
native of tho conditions which encircle
.Forrest City. Speaking of the Jdtch
ield car works having been seem ed for
Memphis, an a result of the efforts of the
Vo; ng Men's-Commercial League, the
Monroe County Sun Bays: ‘‘Clarendon
’ ought to have some sort of an organ iza
' lion to look after such matters. There
;#itt!e doubt as to the benefit that
v/'iuh1. result from baring tbe advanta
" yes c Clarendon as a manufacturing
,>"iol prominently before persons ititcr
■ cr ted. There i.-. no reason w by we siionld
ni have a furniture factory, a-dry bar
rel l ory, a bent wood factory and oth
ri 1. iuifacturing enterprises. Claren- j
fi' i has every desirable advantage tool
M: and there are plenty of men who]
xv- hi come here if they only knew wiial i
W - had. A little effort would hgcoui
* ilisb much.
*■» — in in — ii — ■aw— u^.
D'ed. "
Ti i with a leeiing of sincere sytnna
;tI* the bereaved family diet we
■ •>■<! ’ ■ i;e. tli ot Josrpli (jovati Fogg,
•*i i ihi.tv. iiovember 3d, 189'-;, tuid
■ I' ■ n \> hues to his memory,
ilc m s born August H, l-s>9, in Yir
.rm ■' rmin'ied iu Alabama December
• '• -D. to s. .a!; K. jfiacUhurn, whom!
• . : a c . ( . yea; a. He joined the i
’ *■ - 11 in lifcO, aiul died at 1
1 ■ ’ 1,1 <>f iiis sou, W. D. Fogg, i
' ! w on Uu dale above men
r hud lived out nearly ail of
• ‘I'or'■i.'orp - -ars and ten, which is
; 'M* > otv-! to mortal man anc!
a 11 pass,.' In his d-ath the core-1
iniimiv Mas lost a kind and good neigh- i
b'1’.'. mid hit- Miivivirig children, tliein-1
-i-l' . s iioui • g life's, end, a devoted 1
- and mdulgenr father.
r ’-jjfir. .> ut take “C. C. C. ;
i t »v«u» i iiiU Cure,” the plea*
jusi and (iimrawlcril cure for
' i t. tiBue find Malarlu—ReS
i* j u:: :j <n;mlne. S»rlre50cls.
I’1'" ]’bines Hiid Organs of Lantl
' vc.;gi & Vadakin.
< *i t;fv i the Tobacco Habit for sale
; * Ini; i,cv.s stand.
J > ( ntraut; at the news stand.C
I.AUXFJ*
N : Ur.;- o, r.ir, or chU.r a who waat build
u;>, shoi.i.i take
B.IOWA’S XliOIW BlITKnS.
i > 1 cures Malaria, Indigestion,
< wupUuaw and Keuratoa
fe
'“IN der 6uppe.' _
“I told yon so-"
This is *n off ye.tr.
' _ ~ >J!_
Mem PUTS is fanatical over 6ani Jones
and “cinch.”__
We believe in the people. We know
that the majority’ of those who ale
loyal to this country and pay their pro
portion of its expenses, will be right.
Let the peoplo rule. _
The suggestion of several newspa
pers that tlte people instruct for United j
States -senator in their primary elec-1
tion or nominating conventions next
year, is a go»d one. All aspirants, so
far as we know, favor such instruction. I
and it is right that the people should
Instruct for every office frcm president
to constable.
It is w ith sincere regret- that we note
tbe ill health of Mr. L. A. Palmer, ol
the Helena Morning Advertiser, and
its consequent suspension. The Adver
tiser was a paper alike in sentiments
with Tuk Times, and one in touch
with the people. With no desire to
praise ourself, by comparison, we
truthfully say that we can ill afford to
Jose even one such paper. We hope
the Morning Advertiser will be re
sumed at an early day.
A veitv valuable communication
from our regular correspondent,"G.T.”
entitled “What Children Should-Read
and Why,” appears in to-day's issue.
Pc rents should ponder over its perti
nent suggestions. Such hooks a3 ”G.
IV mentions us unfit for a moral eye
may, possibly, be found in Forrest City.
Perhaps there is not a bookstore in the
land but which keeps a select stock ot
trash. It is necessary, because of the!
demand. The bookseller cannot be |
found fault with. He. is doing a legiti
mate business. We are glad to be able
to state that the demand in Forrest
Gif is largely for the higher class ol'
literature.
Suxday evening there boarded the i
i
eastbound Little Rock and Memphis |
tram, near Heath, several Memphis
business men, who had spent the Sab
bath in a deck shooting match. They
had bagged seventy-two ducks, besides
having lost twenty-five or thirty. There
is a law against hunting on Sunday and
also prohibiting hunters from other
States hunting and snipping game nut
of tins State. The Times would have
no complaint to make against legiti-!
mate hunting on hunrting days, but we j
fee! it to be our duty to protest against
this utter disregard ol our tews by
Memphis “sports,” and we hope the
grand jury will investigate the matter
and indict every “n filer’s bog” of
them.
While ir Memphis Monday night,
the editors of The Times had the pleas
ure of healing the Ibv. Sam Jones
preach one of his chi meter iatic ser
in ay. The Times is on record re
garding Lev. Jones and it has nothing
to take back after having heard him.
We can siy however, that ':e utters
many great truths. Aside from de- ;
tiling<rodv house with slang profanity ;
and vulgarity, the Rev. Sau Jones;
might be justly rated a ••tolerably 1
fair'’ preacher. We have always been I
taught u» hold in reverence any and)
all things of, or pertaining -to God, ami
the church and pulpit are of these.
We therefore cannot endorse the loath
some vulgarity and in lecencies which j
we heard fail from the lipt of Litis at
tract!, e man. 14 e uses snfeh language
as “you old she-devil cats” when he
wishes to specially impress bis female
heard.;. H». said that if ins mother
had been a shameless woman and a
strumpet, yet would he be bettei than
many of the men in his congregation.
He severa! times intimated that many
in hi:; congregation were sons of ca
nines. Crowds go to hear hint for the
same reason that they go to a theatre—
to be amused
Roll of Honor.
WATCfiEIi-MOHELY M’TTOOL.
John Simmons... .luo Holer Taylor.1W
olive Gatling.IWj Kidle V\ iliinms.i<ki i
Mamie Welili .lot) Olive Taylor.iu ,
Mary Lancaster UJn Julia K’ack. s
Martha Hatcher. ..100 Daisy I'ope .!)- ;
Joint Izard.>10 Noim» Tarlot. jrj
l’< arl Anderson.. id* Ethel Lancaster . *\ -
Dora Va.Uikin .I'd '.ire Uoiluage. ion
Otlo K'diwage.ii IMna Taylor.,1'Xii
1'tun.i. i ranks .. .'<*? Louise Gatling. .. .'jiitil
■'c i'ci:tij»r.-ton. i.d ttlrdio \\ nod*....j<>, |
Matd«- Wiiiiania ...loo Nannie Taylor.. .i-*> j
Hebert Roll wage. . IK) < Tavlor .;
Helen Aidndge —“s Ijtr.rGorrey.a.,
Kutli Hatcher.! 0 Haul icatiierston id) ’
.•larg Laughing bouse . j>,
Jennie Leggett.'.7 DcVcIIing Koilwage M»
'Vi' ie Prude .U4 fr&nuie Wiuthrop. uni
M.vtt ■ Has ley.'... <J(, 1
mhss vtxnKr.d’s school.
1.1 id Mason.**o Kthel Sweet . .. in i
Tom Durham.«.C Kintna Ik«ek "• •> 1
Anna I.'ie.07 Lena William*.H
John I. .lonae, jr. ••• Couruny Do" to... . 7
Alva Tavlor. . ,v>7 Anr.n o Pur-ell
Charlie Haven. ..
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IV Tom BACK ACHES.
Or you an. all worn out, really good lor noth
ing. It Is general debility. Try
ituonrs ikon hittjbbs.
It will core you. cleanse your liver, turd give
1 »■ good appetite.
£lr. George Smith
* C ntfde, Teiaa.
Mr. Smith Think* Hc«
Would b»r*
Said About Hood’s Sarsaparilla
'•‘Had Shakespeare lived here anil suffered tta
j have, I think lie would tavo s.;id, Tifrr.’v
away aft medicine except Ilodu ■; Har*;ar>
rPU. as an Englishman, coL.u.g to this
climate.'1 l.av .< fell in- heat very much in
tne sprme 1 felt as if l had nil the car*1 and |
unvlotv > f x.rcerica on my mind. I g-jona'
I ottJe of Hood’s Bara-fpart.la and after I Use.
taken U l tclt as if I coaid undertake
The President's Duties.
Last month I had "a return of prickly hear; !t
seemed impossible to stand r.p or lie d^wm
without almost teams mysolf to pieces. .1 I
then pot one more bottle and it lisa not only j
cured the heat but I believe it put my blood I
Hood’sSSCures
Jr, food condition. I advise all to taka
Hoo'l’e-Pirsaparlila in the spring .idfaii.”
George Smith ttvalde, Texas. 1
Hood’s PiSis cure Ntusen, Pick Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness. Bald b* *E druggists.
. ;
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A Premium on Ignorance.
Several of the jurymen in t he Wood
ruff case had never hear ! oi Woodruf or ;
the shortage in the treasury. With
this class df-men on the venire, the
work of getting a “competent jury was
considerably expedited. Jt is evident
they didn't rend li;e Little Lock papers.
—Fa j ette vi) i e Be At in el.
There are a few such men in every :
county in the state. It is a poor law
which declares that the best jurors are
the men who never read a newspaper.
—Arkansas Press. ; i
Eight jurors in the Woodruff case •:
smoke cob pipt*3. all of them wear:
wool huts and one of them sports a j
pair of bed-ticking pants. * It is a fit
canpanion-piece for the Monroe coun
ty jury that years ago, sat two weeks
in a justice court where a divorce case
was being trted.—Monroe County Sun.
Positive and Negative.
The Kao* Question is unsettled. But it
ir, settled that Hood’s SursaparBJa leads ail
remedies.
Dyspepsia marches through all lands. I
But good health blesses all wlwtake Hood's 1
Sarsaparilla.
Byspepeia is a great foe of the Innnan
race. But Hood's Sarsaparilla, puts it to
flight.
Scrofula is one of the most terrible of
diseases. But Hootl’s Sarsaparilla expels
it -rum the system.
The«peop!e of this day. like Job, suffer
from bolls. Hut Hood's Sarsaparilla Is t*.
.sovenireign remedy for them.
Cf.tarri is one,of the most disagreeable
disorders. But Hood's Sarsaparilla is
sure to relieve and cure it.
Rheumatism'racks the system like a
thumbscrew. But it retreats before the
power-of Hood'' Sarsaparilla.
!.nv; of appetite leads to melancholia.
Bin Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes the plainest
repast tickle the palate.
Children Cry fer Pitcher's Castciria.
r
i
Tb' Favorite KC7S POTTOlt
El w £3 fcrtbt Teeth ani liree.tb,£5c
--
Captain Sweeney, C.S A.,San Dltyro.OiiL,
flays: “Sh.loh'o Catarrh Remedy Is th© first
• medicine 1 have ever found that- would Co me
nay good.” Price PQcts. SoT:f by Drucixieta.
SHiToh-S CU^E.
Tim Ok.*-at Oouan Cuke promptly yurt*
Where r. 11 others ."sib For Consumption it has
no r.vab baa cured thousands, - tic trill omt
tou, it tuiien in uaa Prlte LO ;ti, C3otn, ?LM.
Far >alu by Winthrop & Co.
WOOD’S l’ll09PH0i>iNjy,
Tho Great Ea^-lhli Rrmoiy.
Before end After.
Promptly and permanent
ly cures all forms of S» rtous
IWV aJennei, K moaftM-t,.’Sperm
la irrkta. L-HJ-otcnry an ! ,iU
effects of Aboic or J?.euew-;j».
Been prescribed ever &>
rears In tic jsands of cares;
Is the only litiiuble and Lion
eat tf.iwinc known. Ash
[drns-plst for Wood’s I-jics
PBODIK.-.; If ho oCors tome
vorthli.se ottdMre ini lore
®» t Is, leave h!i dishonest store, inclose price In
letter, and we will soait by return mall. Trice, oca
package, $ 1; six, i vur trill plrnse, six tdilesrs,
Pamphlet in plain sealed envelope, 2 stamps.
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^ i_r 131 Weed ward avsnuo, Xietroiw JUeb.
by Wiullm>pr.£. Co
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None buttle most Improved Machinery used and SariafacOeu iruaranteed
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I have for snlo a carload of Cotton Seed Hulls r*„ £4 per ton. A -n
jheap for Cash one secondhand Gh-sav; .Milburn gin, c mpieli . a ! *>
Sailor Cotton Elevator.
■ Henderson ?
jj 502 & 204 West 9th St., Kans
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Mi *M*auanldorgi mines*:, l.:-6hful!»< a, averbiin t r*y, 1 y
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f.; vvnuSISc that t.-wmie dt.?a:iec-1la allfr.tsns i d *va
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i.-.octl& easy Does not interfere w:th busirse <4. lytVr? rrn rv rt
2 f ’ •■‘on Ont -fOpu.-o ,T7 picture?, .tanto lifo. with full decent* on
R of el>ovo dt*»a?e*, effect a ant care, -wnt netted, In plain wrops-r,
*j.tsxBZj3a t-jrtn.. in«;&:np.. E-nd Ui!aUttlo l? v» ana a* twr »!-. ■ iruoetl .as.
t, Tbr Orer.t Turliili nhuuniatic Hi*.•>,*•*•»•»odictr* IIiobtciiS" t di
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K **a:e ».f medio! i«. Ca*=* 00*0 glvet .viicf;;■ i«w do*e« remove fever
E >fc-;R - “'i* in a lot# uttjs. LCui.li’t-r..' . tefeube, vi 1 . tamp
8j a!,2;ofi t-'• rfoi'f 1 have »VB deponPed in tl.o bank, w'\Vb l
1} V5UU * u* ‘-‘t. c? any of lie above r-iai.-t^ K I cannot care. Du
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