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C^c /0rrrsi£itg Eimcs
tANDVOlGT A VADAKIN.
tdttora and ^ubllnhwrs
Colt fimca
The school election has c-' me and
gone. C. E Yinaon went there in a
gallop for school director. Take your
mea.dne, boy*—it’s a :cg line that
never turns.”
We succeeded geui»g er ongb appr>
piiated towards cur school building to
g*ect a second class barn on a second*
cla*s farm However we shall keep
pounding a«a for “fa nt !,*■«:’ reTer
wo© fmr ladv. Tret's buckle on ocr
armor boys and beard the Hon in hia
den. We roust aot <et up until we see
a two tbousand-doiiar scbooi building
in the town of Grit.
Forward along the itne- To v.cto
py or to deathroust Ire oor battie cry.
W in &ooe ia at pre*ent cnnftwed to
to bis room with the same aff etion
that be-et oar ancient ancestor Job
and lie seems to ha ve inherited a /me of
this good mail's characteristics. We
with h ifn a speedy recovery.
P. it Morgan has been induced by
Ma friends to apply for a pens ion
‘‘Hens” >■ a worthy cilireo and a vr*A
man. and we w *h him aoccesa.
I ncle * rorn'' Wiley wa% shaking
hands with the boys last Saturday. It
does one good to sk.tke the hand of a
great big hearted roan like 1 ocle Tom
H L Willis. ms contemplates erect
ing a soda fount in his store this
■ummer. “Et' is so all-round mixer
of cool drinks and knows bow to pan
der to your every want,
Two flrat-elasa barbers are kept busy
at Colt every Saturday now.
Harry Mo«J*y Jack Allen and the1
“8q jire of Telico' were making triings
bowl In the political arena last Hatur
day and tlrey got there Ely.”
Capt. Jim Hobbs is still hunting that
piece of land.
Land for «ale around Colt is getting
scarce.
The K. A L of Honor Intend to give
* big ice cream supper In the near fu
ture. They want evetybody to come
itad don’t forget to briDg along all the
■pare change
Magisterial work in this part of the
world Is getting ao scarce and dull that
the other morning I met the Squire and
asked hiui if he knew or could give me
the name of the nearest magistrate
and he aaid that he could not but after
five or ten minutes serious rejection he
said be believed he was it.
A Cur« For Miles,
hail 4 bad *•»**• r,f p||en,” >iji (j, g.
(>aiter, of Atlanta, In , “and consulted a
physician who advised me to try a box of
betVill's Witch Hazel »«|Vf I purchase,!
a box and was entirely cured. Jr is splen
did for piles, giving relief Instantly. Hnd J
tieartily recommend It to all suffers.” De
witt t Witch Hazel Salve Is unequalled
Tor Its heating qualities. Eczema and
other skin diseases, also*ores, cuts, hum*
and wound* of every kind are quickly
cured by It. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
Democrat Times.
Tin general health of this er*T*njuni
ty la very good. •
Crops are looking very fine where
they have be* rr worked yut.
A little rain would be most beneficial
to the crop* at present.
Did whiter ha* grit off the grass once
more and we hope jt will stay oft.
I’. Jack**,n made a business trip to
Forrest City and Memphis the latter
PH(t of last week.
•J. D. Stoddard, of tlw: Nt,,k"s settle-1
nn'iit, )<vs«ed la te err rout* to Memphis
last Sundry.
H*’v. W. M. fittest pteuelied an ,.|u
ipicnt sermon to a large audience last
Sunday. His subject wa* Tiridle your
tongue and keep yourself spotless trout
tin: world."
'i ll*: Chronic Kicker and Mi*. Hattie
Anderson visited Mr*. Lillie Wallace
last Saturday and .Sunday.
Master Press Jackson is having a
tustle wall the mnaalcH thin week.
MesdatncrtCorhraru, Mindly, and Miss
Sallie Huge were guests of P. Jackson
last Sunday.
J- M. Hunter and Mrs. Annie Mr
t all were made oue lastSundav Squire
riiotuas officiating.
Sheriff J. M. Wallace was in this lo
cality last Tuesday, collecting delin
quent taxc*.
•1. W. and Cliaw. Landrum, of Hia, k
fish J-ike, were business visitors at
this placa la -i Wednesday.
Mr. J. M. fJunterand wife were v rv
guests at P. Jacksons mi last
Sunday, returning home in the utter-'
n sin a» happy as two larks.
We have just learned that we will
liave a bridge across fifteen imle-buynu
In the near future, not less than two
fctorie» high.
11- I • Mitchell and old Ur< tlior Dick
rih aro hustling from who laid the
chunk; they believe in the old rule
make hay while the sun shine*.”
_ _Wilv’ick
Whin thw Sap Rises,
weak lung* should be careful ('ough and
,r . , are dangerous then. One Minute
' “Ugh Lure cures cough* and cold*, and
gives strength to the lung*. Mud K
o* Marion, Ind , say* “l guttered
.em HH.oU,",* I tried * number of
M om t- ,U.U ,V,‘" UnMI 1 «««• »»"
M mute ( ough Cure. Kou, bottles of Uu*
wonderful remedy cured me entirely „r
the cough, atrengtbeued my lung* ami re
elored me to uty mutual weight health
%od atreugUi.M &„ia by J. T. Saudert!
!--1
Oftei Tie Kitoeyi Are
Weakened by Over-Wert
Cphtal'fcj KMaeti Makt Import B»jo4.
It used to be c aide red that oalj
urinary asd budder trouble* were to be
t'aced to the kidney*,
bit now nyyieni
| science provts ‘.hat
nearly all disease*
Lave their beginning
in the disorder of
these most in^c/ruat
organs.
The kidney* filter
and purify the blood—
that is their a'/rk.
Therefore when your kidneys .re weak
or out of order, you can Dialers land how
quickly your entire body is affected and
bow every organ seems to fail to do its
duty.
ii you ere wck or ‘'feel badly,” begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr
Kilmer s Swamp-Root because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to hea.lii. A trial ,
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis- j
take by first doctoring your L Ineys. I
The mild <>nd the extraordinary effect of
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great ;
kidney remedy, is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cure* \
of tiie most distressing cases. a::<! is sold (
on r.« rn*r;’» try an
'initfijistsm fifty-centi
an 1 one-dollar auej
U/Ule*. You riay
have a sample bottle Room of •waap’fcMt
j bv mail free, also a pamphlet telling \oa
how to find out if you nave kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to Dr Kilmer & to.. Bing
hamton. N. Y. Don t make any mistake,
hut remember the name, Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
1'tw, Binghamton, >. Y., on every bottle.
Results of the f.ountT Sunday
School Convention.
At a malt of the County Hunday School
Convention, the pastor* of the city met on
Wednesday afternoon and cnanlmoualy
decided to take a religious census of the
toani. There are about eighteen hundred
white people In the town, but about four
hundred are regular church goers. Where
are the other fourteen hundred on the
Lord's da> 1* 1 here are about Lve hundred
tchool children in the town, but only about
two buudrfcd and twenty-lie go to Sunday
School. Where are the other t we hundred
and seveuty-^ve on the Lord'a day ? The
town baa been districted as follows and
assigned to the several churches to be can
vassed on Monday, June 0. The railroad
; divides the town Into North and Mouth
sections. Washington street, with Rosser
jouthe sooth and the street hack Of Mr.
McDaniels on the north, divides the town
into Last and West sections. The Meth
odists are assigned the Northeast the Lpis
copallans the .Southeast, the Baptists the
Southwest, and the Presbyterians the
Northwest. A committee from each Sun
day School will take the respective sec
tions and call on every white person ask
lug their church affiliation and preference.
U Is hoped that everybody will cordially
co-operate In this matter, as It whl help
the pastors to do more systematic work in
the betterment of the moral good of the
town.
Exposure
To Cold draughts of air, to keen and cut
ting winds. Hudden changes of tempera
ture, scanty clothing, undue exposure of
the throat and neck after public speaking
arid singing, bring on coughs and colds.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Is the he-t
cure.
Mis. A. Harr, Houston, Texas, write',
Jan. .11, 1V03: “One bottle of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup cured rne ol a very bad
cough. It Is very pleasant to take.” 25c,
•5kc, ?!. Sold by J. T. Sanders,
We are sole agents for Heath &
Millegan and Hammer I'aint flvory
bucket guranteed Sold under a live
year guarantee. We alsocarry all colors
in o*l. Haw and Moiled Linseed Oil
at tioc per gallon. Hallway and Col
lins leads the two that leads.
Brushes of all kinds. J'aslay & John
son.
TO BEAUTPT YOUR COMPLEXION
IN' TEN BAYS, t’->K
...SATIN OLA...
The Unequalled Beaut if ler.
* Is
'
FEW applications will remove tan or
sallowness ami restore the beauty
of youth.
1 KATINOLA Is anew discovery, *uar
auteed, and money refunded If It falls to
remove Freckle*, Pimples, Elver Spots,
Itlackheads, Tan, Discolorations and Dis
figuring Eruptions. Ordinary cases In to
days, the worst in *0 days. After these
defects are removed the skin wrlll be soft,
clear, healthy and beautiful. Price 50
cents at drug stores or by mall. Thous
and* of ladles testify to the merits et bati
nola.
Woodhurn, Ky.. .Inn. <!, l£>04.
National Toilet t'o., Pari*. Tenn.r
Ueotletueo I have tried almost CVery kind
ol cream, I ot have never found anythin*
that mines ti|i to Hat mol*. It is jhe finest
preparation to clear and hcautity the emu
pick mu I ever aatv. And I mim'd doc* every
(hintr It claims to do I feel Ilk*' now. aftei
uslu* it that i cannot do without it
MKs I’ M Wll.KJsKSt'N
NATIONAL TOILET CO..
1‘AKIs. Tl NNKSSEK.
A*' >old In Forrest City by J. I'. Duua
v*ut and Ceadiug Dtalcn.
Delinquent Tax Sale.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,)
County cf Sl Francw. )
The land' and low and part* of loW retarnei delio*
tjent in St. Franc:* County for the year IKS and pre
vion« rear*, together with the tales and peealty
charged thereon, agreeably to law, are contained nnd
described in the following list:
OWNER’S NAME.
Township 4 X. Range 1 W.
Fred Keplinger nw.
W A Adkinaon e* ne.
W E Anderson w} ne.
Fame ef nw.
J M Brown, est, nw nw.
Jos Holub, sr, sw nw.
J W Brown, est, nj r.w.
A Boyaen se r.w.
Frank Manning s* nw.
John W.mberley frl e* sw.
W A Adkinaon nw ne.
Township 4 N, Range 1 E.
W L Jones n* nw ) .
Fame sw nw ) .
E Heitman frl sw a 4 ..
Same w side se j .
I A A Land Co ne sw.!
J C Davidson ne se.
W H Pearce se nw.
Geo P Taylor n} se.
Titus heirs n} nw.
Xuby Hasket, est, ne se.
Becker A Lewis n* ne.!
Same s* ne.,.!
W H Pearce ne.
Samo ei ne.
J T Dyal nw ne.I
Becker A Lewis se ne.!
Sailie D Banks se nw.;
Same ne nw.
Township 4 X, Range 2 E.
James Conner nw.
G B. Evans e creek nc sw.
D K Burnes w* lot 2 sw.!
II II Hunn nw nw.
R II Wood nw.
Henry Banks sw nw.
B Graham se nw.
W 'J' Holwell se...
II M Gore, est, nw..
Same nesw.
Henry Banks ni ne.
Same eptnw.
Marsh A Shepherd nw.
Garrett A Son se se.
Same ne so.
H II Hunn nw nw.
Xorton A Prcwett w< sw..
Township i X, Range IJ E.
Becker A Lewis no sw ...
G B Daniel n pt sw.
Township 4 X, Rungo 4 E.
Chas Pinkston se.
J J Barron so se..
Dan'l Wylds sw .
J J Barron R B it se.
Township 4 X, Range 5 E.
W E Hiirtsill sw.
N A Golightly cj nw.
J W Moore nw nw ..
G W Laughinghouse se..
CallieRoysw .
Q J itawlison w side sw ne.
C A Walker ej nw...
F L Moore wl nw.
Ashwwurth Bros sw.
Township 4 X, Range G E.
J J Barron lots Li, ]*t nJ.
Peterson Jackson sw...
L A Fitzpatrick si.
E J lid wards s pt nw. .
Township 5 S, Range 1
G M Wilkerson lots ], 2, 1 nc...
A W Allen lots 2, 3. 4, ft nw.1
G T Fvuns sw. .
Iowa A Arlt Land Co frl nw..
Becker & Lewis so.i
George Durham sw..
Becker & Lewis ne.
Same und 4.|”’"i
Same all .i
Buffalo Stare Co w].
W G Gadson \v4 of.
Byrd Sherron no so.!
A B Van AlbradawJ.
W ill Dudlej’ no so.i
Township ft N, Range 2 E.
Mrs L B Jett wj lot 3 no.
J J Fisher c4 lot .3 nw.|
Julius Gray sw .I
Robert Hooks w4 lot <> nw
TJNeol wHot4nw..V;:.'.’
Joe Camp tell ci s 4 sw..,.
II H Dova ier no nw. .
W L McMickles sene.... ..
C M. Wilkerson sw except se sw
Township ft N, Range 3 E.
F II Herring ej lot 2 ne.
Jus H Bynum lot 1 no.
J> F Harris w pt ej sw PS 2370..
Efnmett Sins nw nw.
Same sw nw.
Armstrong, A Goodwin e4 w4
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13 -0 300
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14 HO 200
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23 40 100
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7 107 48
7 7 240
9, 40 HO
9 40 169
12 40 HO
13 HU 200
17, 80 300,
17 40 ; 160
20 HO i 500
90 HQ j 250
21 160 320|
29 79 1500
29 39 750,
33 40 ' 100
34 40 160
31 40 160
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4 160 ! 800,
4 9 j HO
9 50 200
10 40 ! 80
14 160 ! 640
16 40 200
16 40 60
16 160 900
1 9 156 36 HOO
19 40 50 800
22 Ho 241*
22 70 400
23 160 I HOO
28 40 1 100
23 40 ' 100
25 40 | 60
25 HO 120
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29 40 i 400
39 67 20 600
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30 181 75 200|
30 24 88 640
4160 480'
8 83 09 400
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11160 480j
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81 30 120|
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21 320 640
22 160 480
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2 60 100
2'160 320
2 60 03 100
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71 56 i 160
9 40 ICO
17 40 200
17 120 220
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| OWNERS NAME:
Township 5 N, Range o E.
J 11 Dawson s 6-7 si sw.
Maud Keller pt sw sw.
A M Nash est ni ne.
Johnson Underwood lot nw.
A E Allen pt ni ?e.
Brahic k Crisco ne sw.
J V Brahic se sw.
Same wj se...
I
Township 5 N, Range 4 E.
i «•
m Sim? w r r ne.
N B 4 J P Graham ne.
Same el se.<
Same el .
Same nw.
Hughes A Anderson pt sw sw....
J T Withers pt si sw.
Mrs T McCutcbin pt sw sw 125
xl25 feet.
i Becker k Lewis c side nrr wj
Township 5 N, Range 5 K.
Lynne Bros k Yates n r r all.
N W Norton lot 3 nw.i
C O Ross ei...
Same ei.
1 K D Rolfe wi...
Wm Lott nj.i
Same sw...
C C Hamilton ne.
Township 5 N, Range 0 E.
C A Walker ne... ..
Heth Plantation Co sw.
Township 6 N, Range ) E.
I
K A Rolfe wi se.
A N Thomas sw 6e .i
J M Hihsenberg nw.
B F Yale si nw...
F W Jackson se sw.
’ Township 6 N, Rango 2 E.
Honry Mosley pt 8 pt nw.
Becker k Lewis se sw.
J O Rush sc no.. ..!
James Burton ei se.;.
Samo nw se.
Same wi sw se. ..
A J Fulkerson ei se.
P C Duncan ni sw.
Same wj so.
F Waterman no...
W C Sattorwhite e pt sw...,.
N E Brookfield ni except se nw
j Becker k Lewis nw.i
W J Lanier ei.j
T A Hatcher est i sw.!
T J Neill nw sw...
J B k C Hill nw...
F L Mooro nw ne.
Township 0 N, Range 3 E.
ilanna Kelso se nw.
Minnie Clark cA so..
John Anderson sj nw ne...
C E Vinson se cor sw.
Fannie A Wolfe n end lot G nw..
Fi T Oliver ni nw..
Sam Smith so se.
J P Nelms Flstswse.
H R Whitfield Jot 4 se..
S K Winfrey lot 3 W A
J P A'elrns wi ei ne..
Township 6 N, JRaLge 4 E.
E P Allen nnd $ sw bui- 500.
Pnknown nw nw. . ;
S E Swan eA n end ew.j
\\ in Coppage Bo nw... ..:
Same n$ nw.;
T O Fitzpatrick w.j wj &w........
C A Walker o river no.
W I Clark e river nw. I
Pat H Herring w j frl w>.ho......
Jesse Griggs frl sw.
W C Montgomery pt w' wA nw
Township 6 N, Jtango 5 E
John.Mosley sA SA ..
E A Rolfo nJ.
t D Rolfo ej se ..,.
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W C S: him ins A Co lots 1 nnd 7, block 10
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U W McCormick e‘t lot 7. block v,.
■ amc e'j lot 4. block H . .
Unknown lot :i. block (17 .. .
I. ' Gatewood lot 4, block i -v. . ...
J'an Keed lot 5, block i.u .
1n\lo,*y. «*. u. tiiock cv::::.
lot 3, block 71 .... .
” ‘ Tetv.ley, lot s. block 71 . . ..
•j ? |ut block 74.. " ■..
n’Wn 01 K('rtf-t City.
Frank Griggs, block ‘'^ISON.
A KPeraona. ct H|. block . .
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THE
Hotel St. Francis
HRS E MILAn. Pro.
South ront Street, Next to Times Office,
RATES $i PER DAY,
Table supplied w.'h the beet the Ku
afford* Spec.al atteattoa to Traa.^
s:eot
— —a-a
J. W. BOLIN,
KE8TAUKAST,
So-ito S oe o' Pa road,
Forrest City, Arkansas.
Hsvin? purcha.-ed the Lvitts lies
taorant we solicit a liberal patron.
R?e. Hetular meals and -t.ort order*
>f all kinds served at all hours at
rpa-onah'e price*.
MEALS FOR $4.00. ^
IMPERIAL HOTEL.
NEW H0U5E,
NEW FURNITURE,
NEW MANAGEMENT.
MRS. w. c. SIMMONS, Manager
'-*• w
I invite the patronage of the public,
and will be glad to serve you.
Everything Kirat-Ciass.
I. N. NELSON,
UNDERTAKER
ALL KINDS 01
Coffins, Caskets,
—AND —
Burial Outfits,
HEARSE FURNISHED WHEN DESIRED.
Give me a call.
Utlice and Rooms at the City Hall ou
Rosser Street,
FORREST CITY, ARK.
Three Times
The Value ol
Any Other.
One Third Easier.
One Third Faster.
The only Sewing Machine that dot * cot tail
in any point.
Rotary Motion and Ilall Hearings make it
the lightest running machine in the world.
KAMI), It eaves about one day in three,
lor it sews that taster than any vibrating
shuttle Sewing Machine made, therefore more
work can be done, uiorc time saved, more
money earned.
FOR SALE 15V
A. L, STEVENS & CO.,
Forrest City, Arkansas.
&i vain
A superb now^fast service
to the World’s Fair City via the
Effective Sunday, April 24tli.
Lcavos Brinkley 12:3d a. in.,
(midnight.)
Arrives St. Louis, 11:20 a. m.
Carries coaches, chair cars,
slooping, dining car.
A Pullman Train
to tLo World’s Fair City.
Write for illustrated folder
telling about this new train
showing interior v ews of the
equipment and giving schedule
to St. Louis,
E. W. LaBeaume, C. P. & T. A.,
" St. Louis, lie.
■ • •1 Or ask
Cotton Belt Ticket Agent.
3 Daily Train? to St Louis

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