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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
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= 1eber bie priigelei bes Serrn b.
9efes@artega nit Der 3ofe feiner Srau
tbeilen pittsburger 8ldtter Golgenbes
nit: Cine 9olserei in muiifalii6en
Greilen CAB am 9amftag 8ornlittag i'm
Monongabela 9ptel gu elmer tragisfomi=
feben5e 5eeneGeranlalIung. @ie es i9eint,
mar bas gerbdltniB 5piiDen Minnie
Dauf unb ibrer 'fran5OiiiDen 3ofe,
Mabame 9lubertif, 5r etnem 10 llnerz
trdgli6en getpor0en, baB es beim Sriibz
ltid, tDel6es bic Primabonna i'm 8ett
einnabnt, gum offenen 8ru6 FAM. Ser
@atte Der @dngerin, Serr BON Delfez
@artegg, tpurbe gerufen, ba fi6 Die
3ofe tpeigerte, oas 3immer gu perla1en.
Sieler irta9te fursen pro5eB, unb oa tie
ni1t tpillig ging, 10 brau6te ct @emalt.
Damit gDb ct aber nur Del in Die SLANT
men, benn bie Gran3olin f6rte 10 laut
s3etermor6iD, in allen mDbernen Spra=
den baB iebr balb ieber @aft Deg ariitoz
fratif6en 6otels um benSeanbal tpubte.
Weabame Mubertin lief banm nit aufges
l6ifen 6aaren lnb berangirter SDilette
6ireft gum Wtapor nnO fu6te gegen ben
Gatten Der Sdngerin einen Saftbefebl
3u erpirfet. sic bradte babel einet Der
&odi1DBe bes 9errn BON 9eiIesWartegg,
ben lie Inn i'm 0an0gemenge abgeriiien,
al5 Giegestropbde nit. @ittise 3eit fpdz
ter erfbien Mabame Saufin 8esleitung
hires @atten inn Bureau bes Wsapors,
unb ba ipielte li@ bann cine bO6if err
g6bli6e Scene ab, bic banit en6ete,
6ab bic Glage abgeipieieu mnroe,
tpDrauf bie 3ofe hrobte, einen 9aftbefebl
BON eit1emSquire gu erwirfen. Sn ibrer
Wutb brobte fie aud nit faftieen Gntz
ballunsen. nebrigens ging iie fpdter Ell
men 8erglei9 Elm, tpona6 ibr Elm Wio-
nat gTtras2obn unb eitt Giidreife=gillet
mad 6ranfrei1 Sugeitellt ipurbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28

eintreten Ipllte, Iebrieb 8riefe iiber 8riefe
an ibren 30gling, aber Mar bentd9tigte
li1 Der Gorresponben5 uno f9rleb 5llr
b61ften Gmp0rung oer frommen Same
felblt bic Mntporten.
Wtit Mgnes NOR ni9ts auaufangen,
iie bielt fi6 genau an Die Snitruttion
hires 8rdutigams, tpeirte bel all ben
Woriuiirfen tapfer barauf log, fagte aber
tueber IA nod nein uno lieB fi9 binterber
ponNaar tr6fien. Man brobte aud ibm
nit Der 06ae, er brobte bagegeit NIT
Der prei1e unb erfldrte, er tperoe Die
ganae @ta6t our 8ertrauten feiner 9ers
aensangeleeenbeiten MAIDEN unb IN
fdmmtlihen 3eitungen 2drm bariiber
erbeben, baB man ibm feline 8raut entz
reiBen tpoae, Inn iie pi0er ibren Wilen
in 0as Glolfer 5u fperren. Das erregte
benn bod 8ebenfen. &lIoolpD grun=
nom mar burn Bic lebten 8orfdlle cine
au befannte peri6nli6feit in Der Staot
geporoen, als bob fib nidt au6 ieinent
5obne bas SiltereiIe bate sumenben
folen, unb man bate es bel Dem Stur5e
bes @ouperneurs geieben, mas 3eitungss
artifel anri9ten fonnten. IS fanb nod
eine leBte, duBerit bramatif6e Scene
smif1en 6em 8ei6tpater nnb benz iun=
gen Mrate fatt, bic einen dbnli9en
8erlauf nabm, pie iene erffe nit bern
0ofratb. Nud Der geiitli9e Serr mar
bollffan6ig miirbe geiporben, als iener
plagegeiif ibn enolid5 berlieB. ST fal<
tete bic 0dnoe uno fagte per5melflun3s=
boll:
9ieierMeni6 iif ber leibbaftige Gottz
feibeiuns! st 1T i'm 9tanbe, uns bic
gelammte Yreiie auf ben Gals gu bebett,
unb oas gatiae Gloifer in Werruf gu
bringen. Man mirb na6geben miiifen.
(Gortfesahy folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
MQerlei.

- Ser am lebten Gonnabenb abge=
baltene Ball Ser Me1anics uno Worf=
ingmens Union mar aablrei6 befu6t
uno berlief CUR 3ufrieoenbeit aller Be'
tbeiligten.
- 9lm 10. nd6ffen Monats finbet
elm GROCER purim Ball itatt.
= S5rau 6elborn fat eine S9ei=
bungsflage gegem ibren gbemann Mar
Oeaborn eillgereidt, Der iie berlaflen
bat. Desgleidsn 6rau 2abina Wis=
Bonn gegem S. 8. Wisbon, Der iie eben=
fails i'm Slide lieB.
80 6err @eorg &idert bon Der Sui=
nois @taatsaeitung befinoet li@ in unz
ierer Gtabt.
- 0ie Mnnabme bon merifanii6en
gideIs fpirb auf ben StraBenbabnen,
tpie aud in berf9iebenen Stores pers
tpeigert.
= guf oem Dodet Oes Sriebensri@=
ter Gbielbs, ber beute fein. .@eri9t er0ffs
flete, befanben fi1 Sc Glagen.
So sSanles N. @lipn unb Mnnie Milz
Ter erbielten beute Seiratbs=2icens.
s en- glbers Gtore an Souifon=
ftraBe fuurben geifern 5 &naben abges
faBf, Die in berielberl eingebro9en mo-
rem. Die iugen6li1en Diebe beiBenl:
gb. Gbeeban, Grant MarfleD, 0oparb
Sell, Sas. 6enIon unb Green Daniels.
- Marie perib rei6te cine glnflage
gegen 8. SO. Gonrab elm, Der f6 nit
8etpalt auf ibrem @runbeigentbum be-
bauptete. Die gntf6eibung ipuroe gu
ibren @nnIien abgegeben.
= Sem &eforbersgeri9t lagen beute
81 Mnflagen bor. 80 Der angeflagten
perloilen tuurben nit @eloifrafen i'm
@eiammtbetrage bon $170 bele9t.
8iele Der Nnflagen lauteten anf Wagas
bonbirell.
= Ser @eiaugberein in 0ortontoipn
Bel Weu 8raunfels feierte in Dergans
gener @o9e fem Stiftuugsfef. gei
Ser @elegenbeit legte Der largjdbrige
Setter bes 0Getns, S. 8ldfien5, feinen
DirigentensGtab nieber, ben er feit benz
Sabre 1851 fiibrte. Serr 8laiien5
biirfte tpabri6einli6 ber dltefte 8es
fangpereirts 9irigent in 5eras fein,
benn felt benz senannten Sabre befanb
er ii6 forttpdbrenb lit Junction, tpenn
aud BEL berf6ieoenen gereinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
Dqs 9eid,sQerid,t in 2eipaia bob

OQs TttgsYtLluJt w Sctp6tD Duo
am 4. esanuar bic gnti9eibung oes
g6sliner 59wurgeri6ts auf, bur9
tuel6e peri9iebene Ssraeliten, Die BON
ben 6ei9morenen Der granbitiftnng in
Heultettin (Spnagogen-Branb) l6uloig
beiunben, 3u Greibeitsifrafen berurtbeilt
tuaren unb pertpies ben proceB an bas
G1tpurgeri9t gu GoniB. Ser @ei6sz
antpalt felbif bate 3useseben, bab eini=
ge BON ben Mnmdlten Der 8erurtbeilten
borgebradten ginpenbungen gegen 0as
frii9ere Derfabren begriinOel feien unb
bic Berni6tung Der Iorentf6eioung fos
ipie bic no9malige egerbanolung besGals
les befiirmortet. GreiIi6 1T banit
bur6aus ni6t geiast, oaB bic angeflag-
ten Ssraeliteu in @onib freigsipro6en
iperben miihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
@ute Grfaf,rmnae,t.

Serr 6. u. 2ittle, Der tbdtige unb
geiitreide @el66ftsfiibrer Der D4meris
can Nopeltp GpmpanD", pol pitt
GtraBe, @Dbnep, Muitralien, be5eugt,
6aB feline Gattin blir6 ben @ebrau6
BON ct. Safobs Del bon einem f6mer5s
baften rbeumatil6en Mnfal furirt ipor=
ben mar. Die llnberglei6li9en gigen=
fhaften bie1es Sels tpurOen ebenfaus
bon elmer Mnsabl bDn 8efannten biefes
Gerrn be3eugt. 5ponep, N.S. Wales,
Mu1ralielt, vgbening yems."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
Gin rieliaer 9[al. 10 fhreibt man

= WIII IItIIBtI NUIt u I1ItIUE NIu1E
aus gurbapen, ben 80. Sec, Elm tuabz
esMeer=llngebeuer, tpel6es tpabri6eins
lid BEL benz boben Waferfanoe unb
burh bic betpegte See ipdbreno ber lebs
ten Gtiirme peri6lagen unb IN cine Der
feidten 6teaen bes Heuenfelber Watts
geratben mar, 1T geitern oaielbit BON
Dem Arbeitsmann 8ubie nod lebeno
aufgeiunoen nor6dr. Das Sbier
tuiegt %, ,5kg, lit Som lang un6 mibt
aipiI1en Baud unoS9wan5 etwa 50cm
i'm llmfange; ct 1T einitueilen in Wil=
oes Gafbof Sur S6au ausgeitetlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
gfus rem @tootseramen. &

Mus Dem Staatseramen. S1 eli
ner uniperitatsifabt unferes beuti6en
@ei9es ereignete iid iiingit folgenber
8orfan: Gin Ganbibat, Der bas meoicis
nif6e Staatseramen gu MAIDEN beabit6'
tigt, fommt 5u einem 9errn Gebeimz
ratb, um fi6, pie iibli6, borsufellen.
Ser Serr@ebeimratb empfdngt i'm febr
freunbli6 unb bittet i'm plaB au nebz
men. SIN 2aufe bes @eiprd6s wenbet
iid) Der 6err @ebeimratb an BEN Ganbis
6afen nit ber Jrage: r9aben sic f@on
einen @eno6en2" (gs pflesem admlib
ifets 2 ganbioaten sufamnlen bas
5taatssGramen 5l ma6en.) Ser Ganz
bibat errDtbet, unb itammelt perlegen:
ugntf6ulbigen Sic, Serr @ebeimratb,
i6 mar ni6t re6t pObl; in Golge belien
babe i9 ioeben einem gittern getrunfea"
r9ber, 9err Ganoioat, bite, bite I'm
8er3eibnnel Sd meine, pb Sic f6on
einen @enDiIen 6atten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-01-28
6. S. N2aller, WbolelaIe- un,


Retailbdn6ler in Garben, Selen, Nns
jfreidermaterialien, gommerceitraBe,
San 9lntonio, empfieblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien grtifeln gu Stem Oorf
preiien unb ma6t gang beion6ers auf
6en getpdblten gorratb BON 8iloern:
Gbroinos, &upfer= un6 @tabllfi6en,
Oelgemdlben unb PbantaIie : 8ilbern
aller Nrt, ferner auf bic gef6madbolle
Mustpabl BON 8ilberrabmen Der aller=
mooernifen Gorn unb auf bic Mles
umfaHenbem 3ei1nenmaterialen aufz
merfiam. Nae 9luftrdge fit irgenO cine
Der obigen Nran6en uerben prompt
dnsgefiibrt; gilber boii ie6er @rDBe eirlz
gerabntt unb ale Mrbeiten m0gli9f
f1nen unb gut beIorgt. Die in bas Sad
fh!agen.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
..sLEEPING LOVE. .

A fine steel engraving OIL PeTauit 8
charming picture. Sleeping Love, /"
has been offered By tae publishers
OF GopEY's LADr's Book to every
new subscriber TO The magazine for
the year 1885. The plate Is very
artistic one, beautifully printed on
thick paper Of size suitable for
handsome framing The subject, a
little dimpled Love. adorned with
nothing but his baby charInes. is
lying on soft grassy coach. fast
asleep among the Wild flowers, his
round, white limbs approaching the
cool umbrage Of a pond OF water
lilies. One little chubby hand rests
lightly on bis nnstrUng bow, which
rs lying under him, while the other
hana is softly pressed upon his
cheek, the plump fingers threading
the wayy masses Of bis floating hair
Under the right arm and shoulder
one little downy wing is snngly
tucked away, while the other peeps
up from the back with pretty sug-
gestiveness. Overhead are dropping.
shadowy boughs covered with rich
foliage. and the background reveals
deep perspective OF cool forrest
shade The picture is one OF strIk-
ing simplicity, yet admirable compo-
sition, aud the figure OF the Sleep
ing Love- himself, with dropping
eyelids and softly parted lil.s that
Offset the rounded beauty Of baby
hood. is one of the psettiest Won
could well conceive of. Messrs. j.
H. HauIenbeek Il Co.. proprietors of
Godey's LadF's Book, have produced
this charming picture most success
fully. 1t is much admired by some
of the most fastidions connoisseurs.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
THE TYPICAL AMERICAN.
Good Reading In the Light of the
Corrected OfficfI returns.

From the New York Tribune, Oct. TO-
Republicans. behold your leader.
What II Grand Figure he presents al
the head Of your column marching
now to Victory, Is it strange tina,
he IS called the Piumed Knight oil
the army of American Progress? As
political Leader. he has what Lord
Beaconstield once described as the
divine gift Of genius the power no.
only OF touchiag mems hearts and oil
influencing their wills, but also OF
swaying their Imaginations. When
he appears upon the field in front oil
his followers. Confusion ceases. Dis
cord e8ds and the Inspiration OF Vic
tory Is breataed into Mems Souls.
Republicans honor your Grand
Leader, Hcnr eforth. let there DC no
breath wasted in Apologies. ExpIa-
nations or Innecessay DefeDses.
Let these give place to Euology. a
Lea,.er who commands the respect
and admiration OF friends and foes
by his Uudaunted Courage, Consu-
mate Tact and MagnlfieaDt Bearing,
may well be called the Piumed
Knight Assaulted as no otner Pres
idential candidate has ever been be
fore he towers in Dignity above j
mob Of defamers--a grand figure OF
ll,roir proportions. He represents
NhSi is best and most progressive IN
your RepGbilcaaisIn. He Is the
Typic5l American OF The Tine.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27

Notice a. hprehy given slsaf the undersi gHesl,
commissioner niiaelnt&d by the I irruis
topFt ~ Pope rSussy. II IL Nov. 1855 sssns IA
fhe ea~e - ni- ilessaAd " W. II sasnt 20 al
wili 0Get fsf safe ~ tAblfr section 81 court
hoe<e ssuof IN t0wn ~ bower, aurfnx hours for
js.iiciei SADIE. thr 18th ray ~ dec 1874, the
fGitswin~ prosperity. ts-Mis.
TINE ~ nDr&e power steam L0iief. and ono 1C-
h8rs~ rover steam eMgins thereto attached.
srSth Gseen n! Manufacture also one rnbbr r
belt fump ard lnSplrAksr 70 said boiler aud
engine tctonging.
Also. ore rs horse rGwex portable steam
isailer ans es.Eine. the Biznly Manufacture.
Afsv eme 81 inEh circular saw. sAS-fFark.
frusae AMI al sna0hiners Apd rigging there
unfo lTianzinE- fnislsar belt. jef pan.p- SAID
saw. ffAma~ sF4ck+ hall. pssnp eft-. all b@gonF-
inE 10 said xngine and boiler
Also the nv 4 81 NIX Sec ., TIP n 81
range y wt<t--sA zrrcs, lying IN Fppe counfy.
Ark.
SAsa proPerty se1A hY virtue Of decree n said
rougt. izaAde Mt sASd terra 10 the case aforesaid
Fe1ns.-Cfelit ~ moattsL Notes with APP
pfvsea security repaired OF purchaser.
5xo. \. IouSs, Cou-
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27

The hotel capacity Of the city
win be increased BY the erection Of
three nes hotels, one 10 con tain 500
rooms, another GOO aud another GEO.
The commissioners are making
every effort 70 prevent exorbstsnt ho
Vel charges during the exposition,
and all those desiring to secure quar-
ters may address the Bureau ot ac-
sommodation at the Office Of the ex-
position. Some idea Of tie extent
II the building and grounds may be
gathered from the following figures
The grounds embrace 249 acres.
The main building. the largest ever
erected, covers 80 acres of space.
1t is 1878 feet hy 900 feet, larger
than the Philadelphia Exposition By
1000 feet. This building includes
the Machinery Hall. 1878 feet long
by 800 feet deer. The Music Hall
Is in the center of this building, and
has seating Of 900 people and a
stage capacity OF 600. Back Of the
stage is an organ. of the same di
mensicns as the great organ at the
Cincinnati Mnsic Hall.
Ia the park are groves and walks
iiued with live oak trees OF from $50
10 800 years growth, enormous in
size and covered with streamers OF
live oak moss, and making a dense
shade. There are lakes Bith islands,
fountains. gardens, garden piats, and
ali the tropical plants in boundlcss
luxuriancc emiBetly one Of the
grandest pictures the world has ever
seen.
The dairy department will be one
of the great divisions of the Exposi
ton. Ii is not known fact, bat il
is one which the statistics prove 10
be true, thai the dairy products OF
/ the United States are annually worth
more than the cotton CROP, though
we have not yet ceased 10 call cotton
king. The grandest dairy display
ever seen will be made, the preml
ums in this department alone being
$40, 900.
The Mexican government has ap-
propriated 100000 and about as
much more has been subscribed to-
ward making the Mexican exhibit.
This government will make a spec
ial display, having q building of It's
own. Their displays will consist oil
every product in Mexico, among
which is large cactus tree which
requires five cars for transportation
and the labor of one hundred and
twenty men to handle. The mum
Der of the Mexican exhibits will be
twenty odd thousand. Accompany
ing 1t will be regiment of the fin
est cavalry and band OF 30 mem
bers, which win 90 into camp and
act as guard for the exhibit. the
band furnishing music at the display
The Greedy Arctic exhibits con-
sists Of the boats, oars and sails
found in possession Of the rescued
party. One particular item ofinter-
est will be the broken oar to which
is attached fragment Of well warn
red flannel shirt This was the sig
nal of distress planted in the sEcw.
three months before the rescue, that
was discovered hy Commander
Schley IN time to save the lives of
the survivors The tent that shell
tered tue party will be prominent
and attractive feature. The cloth
ing worn by the rescued. including
their sleeping bags. furs, etc. will
all be exhibited.
Thirty five states and twenty Eve
foreign countries will participate and
make exhibits At the Exposition.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
Notice!

The undersigned wish to inform the
public that they have repaired and
placed in good condition the old Har-
die eagle water mill on Illinois Bayon,
and are now ready 10 serve the public
In good turn outs of meal and -four.
We guarantee TO give entire satisfacf-
ion, both in quaaity and quality OF
ronage is solicited.
i. b. DAVIS.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27

Why is it that the girl with the
biggest feet always want to play
"Wc don't know" but
we do know that the best remedy for
coughs and colds is the tar-faned
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27

We take pleasure Ia recommending
Halls Hair Reviewer to onr readers.
1t restores gray hair to It's Youthful
color, prevents badness. makes the
hair soft and glossy. does not stain
the skin, and is altogether the best
known remedy for ali HAIR and scalp
diseases.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
From Little Rock Ilemocrat.

From Little Rock Democrat.
Two substantial brick Houses are
being erected ~ Beebe.
An effort ii on font ID organize i
fire company at Copway.
Ninety eight fsspiis attend the
high school at Bonneville.
A good blacksmith i wanted ii
Lone Rock. Baxter county.
Sheriff Wolf. Of Baxter county,
named the baby Jake Cleveland.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
what 4 Doctor SAYS About Ii

~ hat n Doctor says ABOUT III.
DIR. L. II. Robinson. OF Barfiell,
Ark, says: II have found no med
icine squai TO Mansfieid's Chill and
Fever Tonic. /, no: only cures in
all eases, hat removes the cause,
which IL The great deslderatum in
The use 81 remedy. La mild eases
uue hnilg~ viii cure several" II is
purely vegetable. each ingredient
being named ea the wrapper there
fore. physicians knowing il is the
hest remedy, ID not hesitate 70 rec.
omerd Il. Sold by druggists. Pre-
pared by the Mansfield Medicine Co.,
Memphis. T~nn., manufacturers oil
"La. Creole Hair Restnrsr," Magic
Arniea Liniment" and ''Hungaran
Balsam fur the Lungs
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
$500 REWARD
Proclamation by The Governor.

Preclsmation by The Governor.
Where's, 1t has been made known to me
that on or about the z5th day al December 1eSs
IN the comfy Of Pope. State OF arkansas John
Halle saot AMI killed 0ne Samuel IL James,
ard In now stiarge.
Now, Therefore, BE il known that /. james
III. Berry, Governor OF Arkansas. by virtue OF
authority rested IN me by the Constitution and
Laws Of aid state, DO offer q reward OF Three
Hundred Dollars, for tbe arrest and delivery
TO the sheriff Of Pope County, Arkansas OF the
said John r. Halle, 70 the end that re shall
stand trial upon said sccasstion. and 9 dealt
with as law and justice nay require.
DzsC8IrTI0S.
John r. Halle 10 aboat feet II incl es tall.
IS years Of are, weighs aeeut I65 pounds
rather heavy set, dark complexion, blz-k hair,
slightly spTinklea with, gray, eSeS small, dark
and inclined to s9aint has birth M rk % q
strawberry crash below hrs Tixlat ege. and a
knife scar or two shout his neck. he Is ddictecl
70 drinking Intoxicating liquors
In Witness whereof have hereuntf. set mr.
hand and canse the great seal Of the
lsEALl State To be afixsd az Little Ro.k, this
10Th aAy u april a. ID. 1854
JAxEs H. BEEEy,
By the Governor, Governor.
JACOB Fz0LIcH. Secretary Of state.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27

Hossetter-s Sfon
aeh BitteFs is =
me blood depa-
rant. n ration a.
cathartsc- and q
superb anff-bil-
ious soerinc- 1t
rallies the faiiin :
energfes of tite
denlitsted. an q
checks premature
decay Fever ard
. que, bilious re-
fntttant, ayspe2-
sia and 30 v { !
c@fl yia hats are
among the evils
" hs.il il entirely
removes. In trop-
ieai & Etrie ;.
where the liver
and bowels al c
organs most GH-
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
Fruit Trees,

The undersigned having been APP
pointed Superintendent of the Horticul.
tnral Department of the Great World
Fair will necessarily be absent during
the winter, aud desiring TO realize on
the saleable stock in the Nursery offer
IL daring the month OF November AZ
half price for cash. WIN also furnish
anything IN the Nursery line 1t ORDER
ed In season. 4. +. BABCOCK,
Russellville, Ark,
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-11-27
GODEY'SLADY'S BOOK

r. the oldest family magazine in America.
aud IL contested By the nress anal pubiit 10 BE-
the leading Fashion Magazine. especially 50
az It's circulation probably covers the largest
area Of asy American publication. its PATROLS
being found In every riyilizess eOaRtrs under
the sun. ieN5 will mark the kfky-nfih year OF
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