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The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
DG. PHILIP VAN rATTEN.

Weooservt f,nm IIih FORREST CITY .INEs that hat dtst figHsaed .lha Sos ct nllem .n, Dr. Ptd.ia NsnPatten, of Forrest City, has formally announced himself as a candidate Tor congress to repleSeut the First Congressional dis tlic,. Several years ago it was not (, usi ler,.d plud u 14 jo I4s's outsbir ui tieii avn disttiet e. take interest iu ( ettgr ssi,uHd tiaher. but happily SeYtrai yeals ag, the C n. mercItt tiiSle letl Gals li.a, b ass}a = ing that al C ngressnr rom Arkai = sas wrre ti.e eumm0a pi pelty ul tUe leopie. and sucl is true Thettf,ae without desiring tu he at all di+ toriat and with the sole view af ot,f state b : ifg well reprss,. | ia tae u4ti4ha3 legislature WE d4 n3 he,liate t tltHs q ,iorse the clllms If Df tanPaJten, who's ctntiida v. af eaugee. K siteJtet tn the action ot the democratic C snSeu- tt,u of his dis ret We have know n
 tle gel Il nntsi rH uiut yeds ud Auaa Nis s.ietdid ati.ite> aud rare quaii,itltiuhs tor this ? sitian He Wnalii make U gtu3d rrptess ntative af whi h 3H people A4Ha z proud He k s Ffaellet Wes. t,iY tsd Jud uu- oGghiy eqtiMaea geatienat aHd I man Wt,u would ia the lull sense If the term reIue~eut the First di,tgiet and the state Tn manner hgItl crrdtttble
 Ii that distgiet really wants 4 full 1foau, aHle aud most patriotic gentle man. Il man ol experience In govern mrut thrn the convention slmuld select pt. philip NanPatteu Pine Bluu Commercld.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
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school Rnlt af itonor.

We have the following report of the department and standing in studies. of the scholars attending Mesdames Role sln and lIatc,ier's x school, The maxi mum K 100:
 GRApK Eola Fitzpatrick s7; Dick Winfield, VI; llarrie Knight. Y7
 GRADE D. Claude Mallory. as; Em- ma Eldrldge 6, Elise Avery, 9s: Ma nile Doyle, 9s. Lucy Harper. 9o; Lizzie Reese. 9s; Gsrnrtt Fitzpatrick o1, Alta Mcdaniel 97, Ernest Fitzpatrick, e7, fommie Davis, 96; Hasmle Grady 95. Bertir Stewart, A6. Alma Alley. a5; Ray Bonner 9a, George Lsuglinghouse e5; Jimmie Dennis, %.
 GRApE S.-Lonise Laughinghouse, ao, Ltcile bye 97; Olive Nash, a7; Jas. Alley, oT; Maud C srley, 9i; Alsah Taylor, 91; Walter Mallory, e5, Fred prewett. 9S; Ted Norton. as; Jimmie ulie, 97.
 PRIMARY GRApHs.--Np Taylor. ASs llettie Lewis, 9T. Preston ilateilpr, VI, Willie Mallory. "; Johnnie liofue, , 96, Iyman Avery a6; Rufus fundteu, D; Jin'mie l7ard 9, Nunic R gers, 9s; Intnmit llorney 95; CliiIe Nash 9l; P.afl Anderson. %; Walker >eah rt. 9. k ger Brittrnlinl. s5. John I2are. a7; Katie itnllwage, ss, Robert R1ll- wage 95; Gerva,c McCrary, a5, Louise titysimmons, 95
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
@- GET EADY
To Witness Grand Melo- -Cramat~
 io Production

V '" tAstETN <t VI stt'Ai ba1As4N ~AiifSth~
 io Production
 Forrest City, like many other cities, has hef ups and downs, but ever and anon Prov smiies benigniy, anu awards her an opportunity to rattake ui some oi the good things ol earth and become happy. So we have to Inform our readers tlat We are to have a very gnod thing m tht. near future. consist ing of one of the best dramatic per. foi mances of the age We Sptak ot the Adtltge X Rich'S Wages uf SiuN Company. They play only tn large towns and cities but the warm cords of friendship existing between Mir. Aldridge and Forrest City prompts them to visit us. So, this gives Us all oppolt unitS to enjoy high class of amusement, such Il performance as We usually have to go to Memphis tu Wit ness. For Sl,5o We may drink that bliss from the cup ut saperlatiye pleas ure Tor which We custalnarily pay the Sl oO and. in addition. the price of rall@ ruad iare from here to Memphis and re- turn. l. is truly case of Mohammed canning to the mountain, and We know that our people are made ot that stuit which never fails to appreciate and at tend a Hrst class melo-drama. The performance k grand III all ui it's app paintmrnys: 1t k replete with woris and attitudes indicative of both high and how iiie. There is but q single vOice issuing from the columns of the press. the N ages If Sin, as played by this company is unes celled, and not to be eqlaled il Is spfiuklrd with many of the most thrilliog scenes and the indis dual talents ot the company are so harlnuniuusly adjusted and com bmed that every effect in every part is prominently brought cut anu readily reepguiled hs the audience. upon whose h,ssfts impressions for good arr made |, lasting aai as blilitnt as Orion and p.eiadrs ,n lhe i,rtvens
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

Mir. Nitbs-O, Miss Spoozer love you Gevotedlt, truly, lastingiy On my knees hcseeeh yGu. will you be mine. Miss Snoozer-I have heard yuur ap- plication. Here Is Form No. l.0 which wish you would consider, and till cut the answers to the ques ton and file the same with me tomorrow
 FORM NO. l:
 l. Did your mother ever have any bad luck iu baking il pie
 ?. Was the last young woman who refused you entirely without fault ,. How many lodges a week dc you attend l?
 I. Do you think woman's rights go any distance beyond marriage rites? ,. After man and woman arc made one, which is the one
 6. How long, do you think, does a woman maintain her good looks?
 :. What should be the difference be- tween a man waiting for |; meal and d meal waiting for man
 s, What Is tue relative difference be tween a wife's relations and htls- bands?
 9. Define the point between liherslity and stifginess.
 10. At what age does short-sighted- ness strike in your family y-Times.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
iN Ht NpEtAM
plfo .aapcf', fafAot .5n of Nf. aaa Nc.

nFo Rspet infant s5n Of Ne aai Acs j. snttt%
 tis. ease tast hllomei n heau'Y dioS.
 is aaes tac tgtf tst stlfunvr s&ses,
 Al gentle eNcaIas peaceful ciese,
 When sA' hst ngsn 'ie u'ef a~ throNs.
 Ssa ssseti ones raeHd Is. day by day,
 Are Isesus ike tae rase away,
 so tiHpost ii;i1c darling isl,ka the rose fs,.ea Rn ssAar Yes the Hngcl oi death came aud ck fr97n < loving alnthcr ant devoted father ther little bud. and igNn~ planted it .u cline whore comes sio death or gloom. Ia burst and sprwnt ,,s lcaHugs tltcye Rat cannot ser uhy ln t.lo a,EYenslst.ug 9f Atn,gaty s,,,t. He sas ft s'l take rglgu T mother tHe lartng ut noy heart Bft hc toath al ttinSs for the best. g. tlo~, htarr traheu mother. let's leave Nttio Rspnri iu iAv tauds ut iiiiA and trust that Np hps hern borne away ca strong asuEa of Rugrts tn dWcH with the @alntcl spirtts asuvr. Let u0t runhcf hun among tse jrai, h8t ttiuk af hln aS too pugc for tais eRrtn sHl has ealy gone Aosgc tp await aud welcome msfuH aud papa al the pcafly gate la teC sweet hy and bye
 Ssest llttio bud for earth too fair.
 Hath gone to heaven to A,asseui there
 FRIANn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
At the Forrest City news slael Is

At the Forrest City news sgaud k handsome sriection of cloth hoana tw'ks, which ;r purchased With aa eve CT cNeiHi lBiofaatiN as eeii a, eiacriea'He fcaiif usttr hey aie s.uNiafd $ h9uks. daG tte Nir yer, loeks ibst patents should hus ipt thrir children ln ordeg that they may eilti- vale taste ter SFAsi 'H'ia class at literuns Cad at the news a'nA lu1 cSsmins thfm, oaly Nifty cents each
 A mau wao has oratt.c. ;: medicine for 90 yetys, ought tD knew salt ffum sugar read what ho says
 ToIEDo, o.. Jan. l0, 1887. Mcssrs. F. ]. Cheney & Co., Gentlemen: have been in the general practice of med icinr fur most 20 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience have never seen q preparation that l could pre- scril with as much confidence Of success as | can Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have pre- ,cribed 1t q great many ilues and it's effect k wonderful, and NoGld say in conclusion that | have Ne. t0 iiHd case of catarrh that it w1dii ltnl cure, if they would take it according tO directions.
 Yours truly, l.. l.. GoEsuCn, M. D.
 Ofiice, 215 summit St.
 We will give StG0 for any case of catarrb that can not be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
 r. J. CHENEY & Co. Props,
 Toledo, Ohio.
 tg Sold by druggists, "a cents.
 The figures "i00'' appear couspicu- uUsly on the back of The North Ameri- can Review for March. This yeuera- hle periodical, now well advanced i'll it's seventy fifth year. retains all the fresh ness and vitality If youth The latest number is specially note. worthy on &C., count ot most important discussions on two questions 0 the greatest moment to the people of the United States. The Gladstone Blaine controversy on Free Trade or Protection which attracted so much attention in the January issue of The Review. and which was con tintted by Representative Mills in the February number. is now taken up hs Senator Morrill,, of Vermont. well known as the author of the Morrill Tariff Act uf 1861, which is still in ope ration. who replies to Mir. Gladstone'S $ arguments in faver of free trade. Of perhaps greater interest Ut this time are the two articles on The Limita- tions of the Speakership" contributed by Speaker Reed and eX-Sieaker Car liSie. ihe writers may be cenSid red the foremost experts in the country on the great question which has caused so much discussion in congress for several weeks past. or course, their views are diameuically opposite, hut all fair minded readers will read with equal interest what each Of these chtmptnhs has to say. For sale at the Eews stand.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
FIRST CAPITAL PRIZE.
Two iliinoisans Hold Cne~T "onti- eth of $500. 900 In tho Louisiana
 State Lottery.

Messrs. \. \. Simpson and John Bngia, residing at CarrolIton. H.. arrived in the city Friday morning. he objeet uf ther visit was to collect sin, 0D0, a> they held ole-t twentieth "f ticket Nn 61 aS5 which drew the il, rapt,l iniSv '6 n the dFtNilts ul iat loaisi,s,5A Stfa ,sref, cosapau, on Tuesday last. NJ @isapson Is merchant and agent ef the AasNs kx- press Company at Narruiilen Nil Bogia iS a tenant farmer si3ma lN.t ailt trmn Gasfailtan aNi t> altg of Af Sinsp sons cns,u.arr, He osae ofn .ygaarr, rs.vefai ss'afs asa is+o a-FaG, aHa has aFN SesslgN W 4Ntttag at a lnNt co sas sStau Al HsNsN la Na0 ut iN
 Last iRai'tn he suggested ta Mir, >l,a,i,oa that fney put in ,tollaf caea and try then ,ue& iu a lottery tieket. \ blaGS Was drawn, Np tiN'l rensiusicd ta tTs asasn. Nil oiIpsnr sent S. fuF tNosi gicSnts, s9s.i ts@iyrsi |, return sl,. s@e sut t8rni I'M gakst 4a ta t.e saeSy gasNNg. 64 aaS
 As soon as they a.ali oi iarir Xatl ,ag tune tln's staftssi at onee iSr New ssIeaM~.
 Their ticket Was pr,Sent,a ,t the office of tho company soon as they arrived hers and they were ptonpsly paid ny eln.ck ni the New orleans National Aank
 This Is the first time either ui the gensIe men has ryer been south, and both oi tlie | will remala until after Inc carnival. - NeN Orleans ii.a.l ricssune. Fe'ruary t.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
RESOLUTIONS or Rtsre~r.

GiansN, Aux. Feb aA lS91 The follow u.. resolatsons were adopted hg bpwfiail ioiEe No. l., h.. of r., 0t tadldcu, Ark8Nsa~
 NaEHGA<, the Alan ghty in thr erPrcfre af Ills will. hgs taSpa fram us oar bTo54ei !.
 au N El,ohs, oaleeei ui the Cn.tasn D "a. .un es Arkausas
 Bf~9tvcsl. that tn his 3rsta tas Ha% : ss' a fs,stHfai uc.uher. its sieses a etats-1 z esse3af.t. tho state sp aouurat3 aat sE dad al euas9un tt AB cNcelicaG citifcu
 kcaiiScd that tn. stacStrs ~F aY8fas f tAc reuyea faattis sni
 Ets>otyr4i. as.I tHess ttssss.1tsesns rsa5at lpoa teF records sf tA h lsv. 4 eaf5 fat n shed the la.niY. aud pilhlisee1 n ms tas s&sf ItFY flaGs
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
nsli Q. n.nor.

We particularly admire man or vomaa Nho re.,llnly ptY~ti h,. pr her cNlN saper t s.t1ms tpt they ap lfeeiate a prose- eutgptts as'd are miudiil u the Htiat 0f the pepplp The following f,lsa}.s haye fail since our lst report. the amount opposite ttef names ot subscription to ThE IlH,s Me tBaak iaea. anj hope tl meiit ihe.r iHtuic ibF.Is.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Monev to Loan

an prepared to negotiate loans on real estate quickly, In sums and upon terms, tosuit borrowers. at lU per cent. interest No Interest or commission taken out in advance. You g.t all yua bofrew l also make ahs'r racts ot title on short notice, ant at reasonable rates. JANhs> NJ. STEWART.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under. SfEsfe.i W fli appts ta iho ApFii term of the !, s.ttstt court tor an order tu change Road ss.tr.ct Np | Of fsiico Township. as follow lsegiuning at thr r,fat where -stt roat efs.s-ss $ ths ltnc hs,twc.n ih. east half and west half of Sec, sa TON R2 F. aud follow ing the said lsne south to tho south limo ar sad section. thence east on thu -aad south linc to the olt road again
 March 4th. is9l.
 NELSON rpSuAw
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENT RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
roH ,tArsuAL,

fiNHE rGNES ia ss.t f0rizcd to announce MN.
 F l. PRkGtGr. as acanaidatc tor rc-cicc- ton to the uaice or Narshainf the Incorporated tDsn oi sorfcst tlty, sebiect to the vote oi ti,e people.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Warning Order.

stephen Castleherry Plaintiff lu NJ Fran
 vs. cis Circuit Fuss Castleherry. Defendant. Court The defendant, Fuss taSueherFy. is wara"d to appear n this Court within thirty days aud answer the complaint at the plaintiff, stephen tastebcrry. filed in this cause
 In testimony whereof hereto set my hand and the seal of said court this l2th day of fct- puary, IS@ + q. FiTxrATRfrA. Clerk.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

kSGESREs, that the payment of Prizes is crAEASrgsp BY rous NAvtaNaI. HANKS or Rs~ nSLEAss, and tho tirkets are signed hr tha Frcsiaent or Eu institution whose char tsre4 rights are recognized lu the highest teurts; therefore beware of all imitat!ons or rEor c,cus schemes.
 ONE DOLLAR i- the price of Inc smalles, rst. ar fraction of . ticket ISSUED BY US in say drawing, Anything in onr name offered fsr less than Q dollar is 2 saindle.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
LE..AL ADyERTI>EMExTS.
rrKr,ssrr.T..s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gtven that under and by AN virtue of tue authority conferred upoa iss in a certain Trust Deed executed by W H. liam C. UserY and Laura k. User, to me As trustee for Tho Daadee Mortgage and Trust Investment Co, im dated the i5tb day uf llcce;nbos. lsS, recorded tho isth day of Deocme eer lss6. in the office Of the clerk ot tho circuit court. in ht Frgncls county. state ot Arkansas. default having been made in pay Hsnt of tho notes, and the indebtedness secured by said Trust Deed. and the said The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment Co, Ina. tho heuencisry thercundeI having ro- ailcsfed me 10 make sale of the real estate con vsycd to nse h sad Trust Deed tn oryier to pay the indebtedness iGe said The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment Go lini,. | will on Tuesday. tho 18th day Of March isai al the principal door of the Court House iu ths City of Forrest City. in the County Of St Francis State of Araansas st the hour ot twelve o'clock, noon. offer for sale to the D gh- sH bidder for oaeh, the following described real estate:
 The northeast quarter ts of section thirty four t2t tow naaip i've i5i north, range two l2i east, together with ah mules. hnrscs. cattle ssd otaef 1.-Two stock now on sad place. con ssinirg in all l6t acres situated in tue County of St Francis, State of Arkansas, aii rights Ia valuation or appratecmeut Of aid real estate, all riHhts Of exemption. hosneMteai and dover. rad all rights of redona ption have been waived and conveyed in sald Trust Deed and the un- l.rsgred as Trustee, will sell said real estate free of ali such rights or interests
 ALBERT S. CALINEII, Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

has the appearance of tumbling, you at once take steps to brace it up and mend the broken timbcrs and re- build 1t so that it shall no. be com. plcte wreck, but be tcnable and safe to dwell ip. Your body. blood and liver arc much more valuable than your house. If 1t is in q weak con. dition your back aches or you feel sickly and uncomfortable, Use Ra- mons Tonic Liver Regulator.
 It is perfect remedy for all disorders ofthe Liver. Sample dose free at ary store. For sale by druggists and dealers or the
 990W9 MFG co. GreeGerfte, Tenn
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
EnR RECORDER.

rS7Ht TIMES is nuthor'sci to auGoiucc NY.
 X JoRs M. .sSDwS as a canjida'v for rc-cicc tiOn tl the uni of Recorder Of tls lnc"rpor- ato,l .o,.n of sorrest Ciiy, subject e tho Gc- ton oi tbc people
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Great Rargalna.

Russell Graham S Co. will sell you a Boys Suit of Clothes. for ages of from tn i3 years, for Sl 9 and sl.75 per suit Call ear.y, as the stock K lifnispd
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Mayors gro lam.iion.

FORREST CITY, ARK March Ia. l-sl. I5fIERE will be an elect on held in the Town | oi Forrest City. County of St. Francis, and statc of Arkansas, on
 TUESDAY, APRIL ist lseo, for the purposc of cectinE the following officers for tho lncOrpora ted Town or Forrest City for the ensuing term ONE MAYOR ONE RECORDER, ONE TREASUREE, ONE MARSHAL, FIVE ALDER HEN. All legal voters ltvinr within the Corporate limits of Forrest City are entitled to vote. Gwen under my hand. as Mayor uf the Town of Forrest City, this the 10th day of Harch, lsa0
 Q. E. RoLLwAGE, Mayor.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
-Neg . ~f- f.Nr = aJa

Thirty five acres oi improved land miles suuthwest of Forrest City. and two miles south If Little Rock & Meta .iliis !t R Deeds perfect.
 <. NJ BLALoCK.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Comm sSieners

Ne, tse ss&ersiy ted BaaEe and Bankcre. Nil psF Eu rritos dsaS. iu fdc Louis,sns State Lotteries i.A tu1F be presented al our S-sef~Fs:
 r.A. ALsaL3Y. pr.e dept Louisiana Sa. Nlsasl E9as.
 sl.sRG LAt&Ez Frost State Srt1 Hanl. A. ksE3di&. Frost New 0rSSns National s5Eb
 <sgL o3SS pios't Unaa National Bank
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

GRAND M0RrHlY DRAWING, st s44 ss2ae.sg sf Saale, Noa p.leaus,
 rEgsDAY. sPR9t. Is. isso < .ss - e..i E'ri20. i; fl fsS9D.QOJ . i9scss Tickets st SEQ each. HAlvcs. eio; G-Ssssfs. 3s JSntas. s:;,feent. t.eths q.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE ss hereby given to ali whom II may ~ aoncern. that inc ilrm known As Reho x Wilson, Bakers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent F. aii-ou having sold nis interest to John h~ho, the former retires while the latter assumes all liabilities of, and collects sll ac- eounts due, the HTn as ah0se stated Tue business will be continued. as heretofore. Thanking the public for past fayors. and hop fux that Il liberal patronage will continue at this house. Respectfully.
 loHN hEHo,
 E. WILSON. kcrrsst CIty. Ark.. Tehy l0ih. lsel
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
-1EIo = A l-T

AS4ross K. A, pAuPHIS.
 New Orleans. La. <ss. j. A DAUPHtN.
 Washington. D C.. Ny ordinary letter. containing N"n~N order. isaao1 sy ei. Eypress Csbmpaaies, New York xxsasExa, Draft or Postal Note.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

sSTs. -i3sksts cfawins Cap3,Sl rrizes are nsS sastsise tS 1cr-s .uai Price.
 A C. = ay - = vv A ar - FED
 tsss scg Cub ratss. CT any furthrr irfoim lie, desire !. write lcalhly te tEe uadels .gned, s;eAvlg stating your residence with State County, Street aud number. More rapid re- tsru tnail delivery v il be assured by your en- eis.nS euy slope bearing your full address
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15

Address Registered Letters, containing Cur gsaey. Ia
 kSN ORLEANS NATIONAL BARK.
 New Orleans, La.
The Forrest City times., 1890-03-15
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-29
a PREMATURE REPORT


hiil" "hiir ago gioam ni hops -h"i
acr"ss The horizon ct Kentucky thai civil
Nail"n ~ th' ~higltlsf mountain region
ol thai DARK and hin'dt ground. was
ah""t ." make brilliant advance, The
CORY gunnef- d "ie Nemdrila. had made
an agf'fm'h' iliat slaughter Should nave
= vacation ana "hiir-N ilg'd feac" irii
halui'n. nc courts nan mate '"mr
"'"' 'h'ils 20 ihe matter OF hiinslng
tp""' -"'h 'iihaii"h 81 ahaif>' h"I COM
~'u'ia'l"h OF th'>' ifihli'ai> T. something
winch h'i'uehN i''art lhihh' ahou'
~ '''l' Oh a. ne "'e> OF lh' MOOT "l q
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SN'N el''''ie va 'h' mountains ct Men
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lost th.v shn,ld heeo,,a - ~.
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-29
b coming Eatixned

Ward Rie~, editor ~ the Kent Advert i-er.
l. becoming more or less exhausted and
hiui- NJ leaving Kent without a newspaper.
u he doc-. II viii DE many long and weary
day before kcut ever gets another such an
editor aud newspaper man A. that same JEFF
Ward liic~. This ], one ~ the many things
he says on the subject la the last issue 81 hls
paper III YOU want any copies Of the ar
ticlo"nour first page dcscriptiycof Kent get
them now; II probably will moi appear again.
We have run this paper al los: hut We
have w"rn starchy upper lipand continued
10 lie Tor Kent Ia our iliterate way just a.
chcerfully aud con-cicntiously ~ though We
were making money; hut We have cone Iuded
that; We shall lie yuu nn more lie AZ our
own rX ppn-p."
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-29

II the survivor aforesaid would go 10 some
Tar distant land aud get drowned.
From the latest reports il seems that
the di,cu-sionisls have altered their ideas
with regard 60 extending any hospitall-
tuc, to white-wiused Peace and have SCI
about reducing their local census with an
earuestne-, more intense than heretofore
displayed and Ia it they have shown the
Aower of the state troops. members Of
families Who really have no trivial inter-
est u the economies of the discussing
families that their interference is too ut
tcrlv gratuitous and have therefore sent
some OF the troops TO the explorations OF
the Opaque hereafter. 30 in these DAYS OF
general peace. elsewhere the Kentucky
citizen soldiery have been taking very
practical lessons ia the art OF war and in
the undesirable aud embarrassing position
known a. between two fires. The fact
Is that very little harm can be- done in
the mountains of Eastern Kentucky with
firearms. etc. ifdisinIerested parties, such
A. soldier, aud courts should withdraw
and Ia the interests Of future peace. when
I the diseord families have Killed each
other on the interfering elements should
come away aud let the feaders have theli
Z fun
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-29

From all The cyidpnce that can be- gath
cred. II j. painfully plain HAT the power.
of Europe intend 10 carry the war iuto
Africa. There t. ~ bc an interesting aud
probably hluudy struggle for supremacy
on The DARK Continent. The German
empire having subsidized Emin hey has
not only aroused the dormant energies Of
England but has stimulated the other
European powers The King of Belgium.
who t. the recognized sovereign Of the
Congo free state. having had 50 much tu
do with discovering Livingstone and de-
vrloping the resources of Africa. nov
comes to the front and wants big finger
in the pie. The fact that Africa is the
great reservoir of everything that l. cal
culatod 20 stimulate the energies Of those
who are always governed by selfish con-
siderations has given new impetus tn
adventure and exploration In that conn
Try aud the men who now penetrate its
plains aud forests will henceforth h.
governed alone by mercenary motives.
\ London paper sounded the KEY note of
the situation when il proclaimed that the
legitimate explorer has been superseded
by the iinanrirr ! is diniculi 10 predict
what will b. the outcome of the important
question.