The Forrest City times. [volume], February 22, 1895, Image 2

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(fbcjforrest Cttn (limes.
LANDVOIGT &VADAKIN.
Editors and Putolishora.
Entered at the PostotTice nt Forrest City as
Second Class Mall Matter.
•flUDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY 22. ISOS.
I""-"- " - ■ "T . - L - . -
FOR MARSHAL.
Tiik Times Is authorized to announce Mr.
M I.. Monroe, as a candidate tor re-election
4> the office of Marshal of the incorporated
ewii of Forrest City, subject to the vote of
Mic electors.
A FRIEND
dneaks through the Boothbay (Me.) Register, j
of tln> ttencflcial results lie has received from
a regular uso of Ayer's Pills. lie says: “I
was feeling slek and tire<l and my stomach
seemed all out of order. I tried a number \
of remedies, but none seemed to give me
relief until 1 was Induced to try the old re Ha- >
ble Ayer’s Pills. I h u taken only one j
box, but 1 feel like a nt >. man. 1 think they |
are the most pleasant and easy to take ot
anything I ever used, being so finely sugar
coated that even a child will take them. I
urge upon all who are in need of a laxative
to try Ayer’s Pills. They will do good.”
for all diseases of the Htomach, Liver,
and Bowels, take *
AYER’S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Moss.
Every Dose Effective
Fkn<-k or no fence, is the question
in Ht Francis county.
TlIB muddle between Mexico and
tuatemalu is alwuitsettled. No blood
If a new State House is to be budded,
don't use convict labor—use honest
ibor.
Tub House by a laige majority re
used to reduce their salary from $»> to
*4 per day.
It would take a Philadelphia lawyer
> unravel the mysteries of the Levee
hstrict bond bill.
An appropriation should be made by
be legislature to have Arkansas’ in-1
• rests represented at the Interna
ional Exhibition at Atlanta
A BILL to establish a railroad sta
• ion at the Memphis Bridge Junction
as brought before the House Tues
y, and after some amendments the
I was made special older for Mon
lay. The committee appointed to in
stigate the situation, lc reported to
l ive been adverse to the bill, stating
a reason that the grade w as very
cep at that junction. Mini everything
ii the neighboihood was on stilts,
i oe committee junketed to Memphis'
the expense of tiie railroads inter
ed in the bridge. It 14 surmised
it the bill will go through both
> uses
...
Kykuy once in a while our legisla
• i s are afflicted with w hat may be
1 . toed “economical spasms,” and in- |
1 linv bills striking light and left, j
i ve a blind snake, never hitting the,
•ject aimed at. One of these blind I
>ii s was to reduce the lees of sheriffs
1 I county cleik's about 10U percent..
1 ie pay of these offices now is hardly
• ugh to justify a good man to ie-1
juish any paying occupation. Hc
>• their tees, and the evil efieets will*
elt all over the state, and the colo
\ in Canada iucreaM’d in population,
e'.ter look for economical reform in
me other quarter.
ro I>\Y is the aunivrraaiy of the
b of George Washington. For the
-lit of many of the using genera*
. i wiio would endeavor to emulate
. deeds ot Washington, we give
Sye's three reasons why tie
successful: Washington was
1- ns ready, It you wanted a man
oe first in war. you could call on
r ige. If yoa desired an adult w ho
w.nld be first baseman iu time of
; .re, Mr. Washington could be tele
-ued at aiiT ItOui of the day til night,
r vou needed tliiian to be first in the
< irtsof hiscounlrymen, George's post
ire addr* ss was at once secure t. An
ther reason why Washington is loved
ail honored to-day is that iiedn d before
re bad a bailee to get tiled of him.
Idr^n Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
Entered into eternal rest, on the
m miing of Satin day, February 16,
1895, August Vogel aged 36 years.
The sad intelligence of August Vo
gel's death cast a gloom over this com
munity. Hut Tuesday afternoon he
seemed in the full enjoyment of life.
Same night at 9 o’clock lie was at
t eked with paralysis of (he brain and
never regained consciousness, not
withstanding the best medical atten
tion, and died at 3:30 o’clock Saturday
morning, surrounded by his family and
loving friends. His funeral took place
Sunday at 2 o’clock, and was attended
by a large concourse of people.
The remembrance of his kindness,
his lirm adherence to a sense of duty,
which nothing could turn aside, and
his devotion to the welfare of those
with whom he was associated, en
deared him to all. As a.staunch friend
in time of need many will miss him;
as a progressive citizen and one alive
to the interest of his adopted country,
no man w as his peer; as a kind and in
dulgent son. husband and father, his
place cannot be tilled.
The Times extends to the bereaved
family its heartfelt sympathy in this
hour of their affliction.
August Vogel w as born in Haden,
Germany, October 21, 1859. Ilis edu
cation was acquired in the schools of
Xell and at other places, arid he then
learned the trade of machinist, after
which he came to America and located
at Mansfield, O., and worked at his
trade until 1881, when became South,
making Forrest City his home. Ilis
industry and integrity soon won for
him the esteem of our people and he
steadily prospered. On November 20,
1885, lie was married to Miss Francis,
Meyer, of this city. He was a member
of the substantial firm of Gray & Vo
gel, dealers in feedstuff's, grain and
lumber, and no man stood higher
among our business men than August
Vogel.
The Genuine Merit
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla wins friends when
ever it is fairly slid honestly tried. To
have perfect health, you must have pure
blood, and the best way to have pure blood
is to lake Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best
blood purifier and strength builder. It
expels all taint of scrofula, salt rheum
and ail humors, and at the same time
builds up the whole system.
It A1L HO A D COMMISSION.
Tuts Commercial-Appeal truthfully
remarks, that if “there is a state which
needs a railroad commission it is Ark
ansas.” and to meet that need Joe T.
Robinson, of Lonoke, lias introduced
a bill in the House creating such a
Commission of which the following is a
synopsis :
The litst section declares every rail
road a public highway and declares
discrimination against any person or
locality to be extortion.
The commission is to be composed
of three members, whose term of office
shall last four years. The salary of
the commissioners shall lie $2500 a
yeai and their clerk is to receive $1250
all of which is to be paid by the several
railroads operating in the slate.
The eommissioueis provided for are
U> be appointed by the goveror.
It is made tl e duty o' all ilie rail
roads to tile their tariff charges with
the commission within thirty days
alter its appointment, and the said
coimnirtvot :•> given lull right to revise
all rates ucn a manner as may be
deemed jm-l and * quit able. Reductions
and rebates by rahh.,id companies are
positively forbidden.
Ln any case where discriminations
01 olhei unfairness is charged against
any lailmnd company the commission
is given full povvei to investigate and
determine what is the proper remedy.
Lii case of accident on any railroad
it is made llie duly -if the railway au
thoritfea to apprise the commission of
such accident immediately, to
the end that the said commission
may visit the scene of the accident
and make a careful investigation of all
the tacts
Tt>« Discovery Saved His Life.
Mr. (». <.'allouelle, Druggist, Heavers
ville. 111 , >a>s; ’’To III. King's New
Discovery I owe my life. Was taken
with Lntirippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about, but of m> avail, and was
given up ntul toid 1 could not live. Having
Dr King’s New Discouery in my store
1 seut tor a bottle and began its use and
from the first dc»e began to get better,
and utter using three bottles was up and
about again. It is worth its weight in
gold We won't keep store or house
without it.’: l»et a free trial bottle at
J. liw Tipton’s Drug Store.
Dr. Price’s Cream B-king Pcwdsr
World’s Fair Highest Award,
The Only
Great and thoroughly re
liable building-up medicine,
nerve tonic, vitalizer and
Blood
Purifier
Before the people today, and
which stands preeminently
above all other medicines, is
HOOD’S
Sarsaparilla
It has won its hold upon tiie
hearts of the people by its
own absolute intrinsic merit.
It is not what we say, but
what Hood’s Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story: —
Hood’s Cures
Even when all other prepar
ations and prescriptions fail.
“ I was taken with a pain in my right
side which run down into my lirub*
and my ankle* swelled and broke out
in running sores in seven different
places. Since I have used Hood's Sar
saparilla the sores have honied and I
have gained fifteen pounds in weight.”
Josie Harris, Prestonburg, Ky.
Get HOOD’S
| HnnH’c Pins ' " s*. .-st-o
I 11CHMJ S 1 tiVe. All druggists. iSo.
WARNING ORDER.
Ill the St. Francis Circuit Court.
March Term.1895.
\V It Kendrick, as collector for and in behalf of
St. 1'rauciB Levee District, pit’ll j
I vs t- Warning
James W Williamson, deft Order.
The defendant. James W Williamson, is
) warned to appear in this Court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint of the plain
I tiff, W it Kendrick.
I *-.i -. 1895. TCFoi.bkk, Clerk.
warning Order.
In the St Francis Circuit Court.
March Term. 1895.
, W It Kendrick, as collector for Hiid in behalf of
St. Francis Levee District, pit’ll I
vs Warning
R H Laws, def’t I Order.
The defendant. It H Laws, is warned to ap
l>ear iu ihi« Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. W
It Kendrick.
Feb 8,1896. T 0 Folbuk. Clerk.
warning Order.
In the St. Francis Circuit Court.
March Term, 1895.
W K Kendrick, as collector for and in behalf of
St. Francis Levee District, plt'ff [
vs 'r Warning
Massy Martin, deft | Order.
The defendant. Massy Martin, is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, W
It Kendrick.
Feb 8,1895. T CJFolbkk, Clerk.
warning Order.
In the St Francis Circuit Court.
March Term. 18J5. •
W R Kendrick, as collector t er and in behalf of
St. Frauds Levee District, pit ff 1
vs Warning
M L Meaeham. deft ; Order.
The defendant. M L. Meaeham, is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. W
R Kendrick.
Feb 8, 1895. T C Folbuk. Clerk.
warning Order.
In the St Francis Circuit Court.
Marcii Term, 1895.
W It Kendrick, as collector lorand in behalf of
St. Francis Levee Dirtrict, plt'ff ■
... vs Warning
W S Markey. & Co, def’t ; Order.
The defendants, W S Markey & Co. are
warned to appear in this Court within thirty
days, and answer the complaint of the plain
tiff, W R Kendrick.
Feb 8. 1895. T C Folbuk. Clerk
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
! TASTELESS
IS JUST A3 CCQD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.
PariSMM.c1neCo. ®stL^;MLi8--N07-1C-1893*
Gentlemen:—We sold last year, f*0 bottle. r.t
GHOVK- TASTLLEesi CHILL TONIC and ha°j
bought tiireo gross already this rear. In all oar J
pertenee of 14 years. In the dVu3 business, have
never sold an article tUtgave such universal sail*
fcotiua us your Tonic. Tours truly,
Ali-NEV, Care * ca
For sale aud Guaranteed by
D..Q. W^b.b.,
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_A_T THE
Drug Store.
TWO REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
Prescription Wert
Our Specialty, pii^torDav
Winthrop & Co.
ENTERPRISE DRUG STORE. All Prescriptions U*.
fore filled by Winthrop tfc Co., can be refilled by Iff.
WEBB, only. Signed, Winthrop & Co.
PLOWS’ and FLOYD’S
Crystallized Fr it Candies
FRESH E-A-Cia: WEEK
A nice line cf Cigars, Tobacco and diet
ing Gum, Hawkes’ Eye Glasses, Gloa
Enamel-all Colors; Tube Paints, Artist!
Brushes and Furniture Polish j
As for Drugs,
I have everything that you cai
desire in that line, and at the loi
est prices. I also keep in stoc
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Win
dow Glass of all sizes.
For Rough Skin,
l se Webb’s Rose Bud Almond Cream for Chapped Hands, Fat*1
Lips, or any Roughness of tho skin. (Told Cream, Vaseline, C»«N
lee, Hind’s Honey Almond ( Y< am, Hind’s Honey Almond Meti- I
FOR THE TOILET.
I have Saunders’ Kaeo Powder, Po/.zoni’s Complexion PowderJ
low’s Swan Down, Swinton’s Piimroso Powder. Bailey’ Sw»« JJ
A full lino of P118 Boxes, Hair Brushes, Combs, CloU 'S
Whisk-Brooms, Florida Water. Perfume Sachet. Powder, Soap- .
Mermen s Boraied ialeuirr Powder, for children.
Foi" the TOCFl Creme Dentifr*®*»
* Jelly, Zozodont. ■
KqY1 ( rlain's Con-.rli Remedy,K j|
\ttAZ,, I very, Dr. Boscl 8
Kidd 8 Cough Syrup, Shiloh’* Consumption Cure, Fo r
prescription WORK.
I). ( . Webb lias the laivst stork of Ihuirs hi t ll“
|and the freshest that the Dm Markets ahoid. .u
i wo Registered Plum •.,-ists to do your w •'! \
day—D. C. Webb and E. H J • Mr 1
iiate of Vanderbilt Un : ity, and stain ’ :
1 rescription work; IP’ lias a room just ov»*r hi).
will always be glad to lill your prescriptions at
onie and see us, 1 u ■ two 1*11;»nnacists hefii^*** .
two to do my work. No m 1 for me I :t2
with my prescriptions or dru^s, as they speak lor the -
I hey are the Best.
D. C. __•,
.ENTERPRISE DRUG Sl<*