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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14
The Newspapers of Spain

A statistical memorandum issued lately by the Spanish ministry of the interior informs us that there arc ! :. i6l periodicals, including newspapers, in Spain, appearing at all sorts cf In. tervais, says the London Times 1hey issue a total of l.249, lai copies, being an average ot l, ,07a copies eaash. sll thom Aa6 are political, TT scientific ot technical and Us religious. The ro, nainlng Sl5 deal with all kinds ol
 ub. b.ects literary, theatrical. humor- ous, musical, bull fights. etc The i96 political papers and magazines issue ss3.65 copies, which would gEve one to every 2a persons of tho whole population oi spain. Ot these poiiti- cal periodicals 3so. with an issue ol 1i5. atitl copies, sreprccn mouarehieal Opinlonss lOi, with m issue of 2Ga- Ssa copies. support rnpnbsi an views. Hut a nsorc detailed classification would he all hut impossible. 50 numer- otis and minute are the party divisions ia Spain. Madrid publishes 31s ol lhc whole; Barcelona has IF. Seville gS, Caaiz and Valencia each S2. Ait conte S0. TaFragona and Mureia each 2a, Saraeossa ls, and tho same in the lIalcarhs Islands.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14
seemed to ask; and am sure Estelle
 interpreted his look as l did: for her

seemed to ask; and am sure Estelle interpreted his look as l did; for her brilliant face lighted up, while we'll pleased smile parted her mobile lips.
 My uncle's wife looked more beaati- ful than ever, in pretty dark-blue dress that set off the brilliant clear ness of her skin, and her eyes shone through the gauzy veil she had drawn over the upper half of her face. She sat talking easily and pleasantly to Dick; and l soon found myself meanly wishing that she were less beautiful, or that he would not look at her with that expression of curious. almost troubled interest in his eyes.
 The next moment l was blushing at my own meanness, rating myself with out mercy for what felt to be base and contemptible jealousy; but let me say or do what 1 would, the sharp sting was there.
 'Of course he is interested in her, for uncle Archie's sake and mine. Did he not tell me he would do his best to find her charming. and is he not keeping his word9n I protested to myself and then l glanced again at them. and wished that face had al- lotted him more difficult task.
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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14
NIGHT UNTO NIGHT.

 The day hath speech for all it tells the glory
 And strength ei it's Creator, hour by hour But sweeter tones take up the endlos. story,
 When night reveals the hiding of His power, A deeper flush on the horizon glowing softer shadow on the moss-growr Aud, through the hush, the sound as of ! going
 Among the trees Of God. And eye undimmed, the warrior SUI While the attendant cloudlets, new ere ated In gold and purple wait on His reuown iie bids the mighty hand of night dis cover The starry legious till at His behest, ArrdYed in iight myriad Of world, watch over This one world in it's rest The curtains of the twilight softly fall ing Where the high hills their all night vigil, ltecn,
 The iiful twittcr of tho bird rocallns The madigrals of morning ere they sleep Tho field flowers folded for the nigh securely, The shadows borne like dreams OCT hil and dale, All tell of mereies tong promised sure ly, Of love that cannot fail. All day His vast and marvellous erca ton Declares His power and goodness unde fled.
 Then having given is evening time ob latinn Sleeps at His foo stool as wearie, child.
 Amid the world His eye alone cur number His watchful care sustaine,h great aut small;
 And nightly, with a love that oanno slumber, His resi infeldeth all
 Mary Rowles Jarvis
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\ Big Fraud.

Tho bascst fraud on earth is agrlcnl- turc. The deadliest ignl. fatuul tha. over glitterod to heguilo and lazx le to hetray is agriculture. We speak with feeling on this subject and we've been glittered and beguiled aud dazzled and deceived by the same arch decoiver. She has promised us bees. and ,ney flew away after putting hcad on us, promised us early potatoes. anu tha drouth has withered them. She has promised cherries; the curculo has stung them, they contain living things uncomely to the eye and unsavory to the taste She has promised us straw berries and tho young chickens have deyoured thom We werc in the sheep business, and hard winter closed down on us. and tho lambs died in tho shell. No wonder that Gain killed his brother. He was tiller of tho ground. The wonder is he did not kill his father. and then weep because he did not have a grandfather to kill.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14
 \ Cock-Fight in the Sanctuary.

A Panama correspondent of the Colon Telegram states that on Sunday morning at the Wesleyan chapel. just before service band of mea who seemed to have been Colombians came in the yard and several carried game cocks in their hands. The oldest of this mob, man with hoary looks. as- cended the steps of the chapel. and he was soon followed by meGibers of tse gang The birds were put down and cock-tight followed. accompanied with the usual oaths. noise. and curses and o6ers to bet etc.n
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14

can. my dear, and make the best of a mattor that. at the very best. Is very bad! Perhaps Dick Martineau may sympathizc with your fantastic ideas; l am too old for such flights of fancy, admit. can only sec in your uncle foolish and unlucly old man, ard in your new-made aunt person with whom We shall find it impossible to live on friendly terms"
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No, ye, rInlshed.

''Sendin' Mariah ter ther tinishin' school wnz all aonsense.H said the old man. as Maria went into tho parlor to meet her visitor ''iiere's that youas Foster been oallin' here fer six monllis an she ain't able to finish him yet.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14

People with theories about hands. eyes. or noses can deducc their own conclusions from the fact that General BouIanger's oars stand out at an angle of i5 degrees
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14


 .o ec preserved ia heaven Then let the world burn; all that is worth saving will Dc snatched out fthe fire.
 soc tho sanle truth sat forth in the twelve found ations of the wall Of heaven St John announces the twelve found ons II this wall to be, tho first of jasper. yellow md red, tue second of sapphire, a deep blue; the third Il chalcadony, u varied beauty; the fourth, emerald, bright green color, the fifth sardonyx. a bluish white; the sixth, sardlus, rcd and fiery {; lho seventh, ehrysolite, golden hued: the sighth, bersi, biuish grecn; tho ninth, opax. pale green mixed with yellow tho tenth, chrysoprasus, golden bluish lint; the eleventh, iacinth fiery as tho unset, the twelfth amathyst Bat theso precious stones are only tho foundation of the wall of heaven he most inferior part of 1t On the top If this foundation there rises a mighty wall sf jasperof brilliant yellow and gorgeous crimson. Stupendous cataract of coori Throne of splendor and sublimityl You zee that the beautiful eolors which arc the 'opes Of glory to our earth arc to be for. ver preserved in this wall of heavon Our tkies of blue. which sometimes sccu al. most to drop with richness of color, shall Dc gloriaed and ctsrnalixsd in tho deep everlasting blue of that fiery stone which lorms the second foundation of the heaven. y wall.
 The green that sleeps on tho brooke bank and rides on tho sea wave and spreads its banners on the mountaintop shall be sternalized in the emerald that forms the fourth foundation of the heavenly wall. The fiery gush of the morning, the confiagratien of the autumnai sunsot the electricity that shoots it's forked tongue out of the thunder -lond, tho flame at whose breath Moscow tell and 4Etnas burned shall be eternaixsi in the fiery jasper. 1t seems as if all sarthly beauty wers in ono pillow 10 bc lashec up against that wall of heaven 30 ;hat ttse most beautiful things of earth may be kent olther in tho wall or the foundation pr ia khe rainbow around about the throne I nuice the unspeakahie attractiveness pf heaven. In other places the hible tells as of lhe floor of heaven the waters and tho st nes and the fruits; but now St John ells tis of the roof, the fros coed arch or ,ternity and tho rainhow, round about tho
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Topics Of General Interest In the -Four
New States and Elsewhere.

Nov Helena is cursed with bank break
ers and sneak thieves.
The south side of the Judith mountains
should he thoroughly p~rospected the COM
ing summer, says the Fergus County
Argus. Anumber OF good gold and silver
prospects have already been discovered.
The ice in the Missouri river at this
point, says the Rirer Press, is holding
on longer than usual this year.. The river
often opens up at Fort Benton i'm Fcbru-
AIRY or very early In March. The ice
shows signs OF giving away, and Is liable
to 90 at any hour. A slight rise from
above, which is liable to follow this warm
weather, will clear the river easily, and
the break up will he a tame affair.
A large party of surveyors, under the
charge of Engineer Frank Young, arrived
on the afternoon train, says the Great
Falls Tribune of Monday. They will pro-
ceed 10 Monarch, the mt of the grade OF
the Neihart branch at once and locate a
line up Belt creek into the town OF Nei-
hart. As the distance is but IL miles this
survey will require but a comparatively
short time, and the contract for the conn
pletio2 Of the road will doub.l less be let
soon.
The county commissioners of Fergus
county have decided to build a court
house at Lewistown at as early a day as
possible. BY a provision in the state con-
stitution the commissioners are permitted
10 cNpend not to exceed 10000 for my
one purpose. In the event that the ac-
cepted bid should exceed $4,000, a COM
mittee was appointed To solicit subscrip-
tons 10 make up the deficiency, resulting
in the pledging by citizens of Lewistown
of about 81, 800.
A report has cached this city, says the
Miss0Eii1n, that "A well known miner
named Rice, who resides at Corvallis
lately made a valuable discovery i'm the
Mineral Hill mining district in the form
Of "A large deposit of gray copper ore.
Rice and three others have been In the
Mineral Hill country all winter working
their claim and hav been rewarded by
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are true this mining district will become
noted as a copper producing region.
%. G.. Cooper, Of the wool-growing firm
Of Cooper & Martin, Choteau, spent Sum
day in Fort Benton, says the Rirer Press.
We learn from him that all the large
bands of sheep in the western part of the
county have Jared exceedingly well
through the winter. All the sheepmen
had plenty of hay put up and some of
them fed, not because it was actually nee
essary, for at no time was the snow so
deep or crusted that the sheep could not
rustic, hut simply to "reducc the surplus
hay, as another crop is expected to grow
this season.
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No Cause for Apology.

From the New York sun.
Performer larising from the piano amid
an animated conversation, ironically II
hope, ladies, I did not disturb your
one of them ,placidlyl "Ob, no, Mr..
Octave. not me, at laast. ~ like to have
people play while I am talking"
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Hotel. Remember ON starting To take our exact
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mistakes.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

not been eaualicd siuce John Law flashed In tho
da,zed ewes ~ Europe the fantastic and elu-
sive glorics Of the South Sea bubble. Out OF
this national disease grows that which In, my
Judgment Is the most serious danger threaten
ing our Government-the widespread and ac-
knowledgef uss OF money 70 influence ciections
Not Only Ia such use 81 money moro APP
parent every year, but equally a. apparent
IL the countrys scQuieacence Ia tho crimc
and the men whose pulses but few years
ago loaped with passionate Indignation
against its mere suggestion witness WIN tolo-
rance the freeIncn OF America branded nkc cat
tlo and their hottest birthright sold In the open
market 81 their shame. Who shall say thnt II
tho pollution ~ our politics shaD continue untl,
bringing 90 one level the briber and tho bribe1.
4: hss poisoned tho soul OF the citizen ana
snarklei nis body in the limitations Of laws that
daily increase tho burdens Of the poor ana ths
splendors Of tho rich-wbo shall say that In the
fuiness 81 time he viii not rage against snch
government and society until continent from
bles beneath The delirium OF people who tase
Anarchy for thor god and for their dollserers
glorfy The men who die upon the barricados7
LIKE A GOLDEN THREAD.
The use OF money TO me Gbafcincnt OF power
was no custom Of tho men who carried tho mes
cage OF this University abroad Ia tho times como
by. The old South-the baronisl south-ihc
south Of the Old plantation has passed away-is
dead everles'irgly, and over her grave inc Tears
have been wopt aud the flowers strcwn ana inc
sod has grown green and The story ~ ended on
earth forovormore. Doubtless she had her faults,
bui no man can trace with truth tho custom OF
pros,ltutng the franchise with money 10 her
door. for patriotism ran like golden thread
through her raiment
NEyFR De OVERTHROW.
The crime OF tho Acknowledgement OF The negro
doe. not nccessitaie Tho use OF money 70 pre-
serve tbs asrendancy Of the Auglo-Saxo rae.
Who shall undermine Gods handiworgf That
racial supremacy which His hand hsih writ 50
plain that no who runs may resi eau never be
ovorfhrOwn by any human agency IL Is ma
tuTal Law as fixed "a those by which are govern
OF tho order Of the seasons or the process OF the
suns and which all the legislation that faction
ovor fashioned, backed BY every bayonci that
over cleaned beneath the nags OF tyranny, con
neither sltor, obliterate, nor control.
HEDGE IT AROUND.
IL through future years Of feyerish debauch-
mont Of tho most sacred o. It's principles too
American republic shall continue 20 hold ia
place among the nations, then on THIS western
continent win have been reversed all the expe-
riences OF men and all the Orncies OF God.
There o. but way to preserve our heritage,
aud that is by hedging the American ballot
around with such sentiment ~ shall make II
Tho one hing thai not even money shal' have
value enough o. buy.
Judge James Thornton, Of California,
was chosen TO deliver the address IN 1891.
Tonight che final ball Is IN progress in the
Library.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
THE NAVAL INQUIRY
INTO THE TROUBLE ON THE RICH
MoNp TO OPEN MONDAY NEXT.
Other Naval AfIsirs-fitiecn Hundred Dol
lars Collected for sam Joncs-The
I'M. &. a. Encampmert.
tcorrnsnondnpc. Of Rchmond tho pI,p,,ch.l

fcorrespondepcs OF Richmond tho DlsDatch.l
NoRFoLK. July2, 1890.
Rear-Admiral James II. ellis. of the
1agship Richmond. and his secretary left
last NIGHT for New York. lie Will re-
turn on Monday morning in time for
the opening Of the Court Of Inquiry
to be held on the Richmond 90
investigate the charges against CAPTAIN
Reed and the counter-chargess against Ad-
miral ellis. Neither the Admiral or Cap
tain Reed will be detached from the Rich
mond until after the Court of Inquiry
closes its session. The Naval Board of In
spection will not be here until next week
TO inspect the condition OF the Richmond.
train-load of steel from the Pennsyl-
vania Steel-Works arrived at the yard last
evening for the battle-ship and new cruiser.
The estimates for the big monitor Amphl-
trite haze been completed and forwarded
and there will be plenty OF work on the
monitor within sixty days. 10 IS said there
will be an increase of working force IN all
the departments of the yard next week.
RnN NEEDED.
Rain il now badly needed on tho farms
in the lower section OF the county. Corn
is suffering and potatoes rotting, and I'M
less there IS rain soon there Will be con-
siderable loss.
During a thunder-squall on Monday on
the Norfolk Southern railroad lightning
struck farmhouse near Cartwrights
school-house and badly damaged the pro-
pertv.
Grimes's battery. a well-known command
in the artillery arm in the Army Of Northern
Virginia, is being reOrganized in Ports
mouth, and quite "A large number of names
have been enrolled.
THE PURSE FOR sAN.
Nearly fifteen hundred dollars was col
leCted at the tabernacle last night towards
the purse 10 Rev. Sam Jones and his as
sistants. The meetings close tonight.
Tomorrow lIr. Jones and hir. Stewart
leave for West Virginia, where they begin
COMMUNICATING. Between six and seven
thousand cOlOred people heard the evan
gelist yesterday afternoon.
Captain Harry Hodges has been elected
president Of the Common Council. and
Mr. :. Marx president of the Select Council.
Captain A. Z. Cooke, commander of the
frigate Franklin. has gone 20 New York on
q months leave.
HEALTHY CITIES.
Norfolk and Portsmouth are compare
lively healthy Just now the doctors say.
Rev. William II. Atwill. OF Clay-Strcet.
Richmond, having spent several DAYS with
friends IN Norfolk and Portsmouth, went
home last night.
The Young Mems Christian Associations
OF The State of Virginia have made ar
ral gemeuts for their first annual encamp-
meat on the shores of the lower Chesa-
peake from July 18th TO the 2sth.
Over 200 people from the IarbOr0' sec
ton of North Carolina are IN the city to-
dav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
y VALUABLE FARMS OK JAMES RIVER
By wmlam D. ~. $500.

As Commissioners Of tho Corporation Court
for the city OF lyuchbu IA tho cause OF " Gil
liam. Receiver rs. Bococg, dc., We will sell at
public auction. az "Gladst0ne on the James,
River division Of the Chesapeake aud ohio rail-
way, on
THURSDAY, July 3. 1870, Ar2P. NJ.
ist That VALUABLE FARM 10 Nelson county
known az GLADSTONE. " Immediately adloiu-
ing she property OF ths Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad Company, containing SIX HUNDRED
AND SENENIl-FiVE ACRES.
This farm T. only ono mile from tho station,
AID large portion u itcousists OF valuable low
grounds. ON 10 thero rs % dwelling, storohou5e,
ana all necessary out-hr uses, a fine orchard. ana
deposits OF iron ore that are believed 10 be yalu
abls.
Ihisis valuable property, and g. worthy the
attention OF those seeking an investment or
wanting homo.
~. APlACE known as "CABELLS,"in Buck
i1gham couuty. Oue mile from station u the
James-Riyer division Of the ChesapeaEe and
ONO Railroad.
This tract consists of FIVE HUNDRED AND
FlfII-1HkEE ACRES. and las on itR mana
gers house, wl-h all necessary barns, stables.
and Out-hOu-ei.
ance Ou a crcuIt OF one, two, and three years,
taking Tor the deferred payments the purcha-
scrs' bonds, with good security. bearing six per
cent Interest from date II sale, and containing
a wAver OF the ObugOr's homestead exemption,
and retaining the isle 70 tho sad property "a "A
further security for the payment u tho pur-
chase money. n. G. MANSON, JR.,
ID. a. CHRISTIAN.
Commissioners.
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