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The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
A--I3--Oit.- NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will he, in l.AN person Or ha deputy. at the following places and times. for the purpose of assessing the personal property Of Sf Francis county, Arknnsifs. for the year ial. to-wit: Whcatley township, nt Whcatiey, June .. 3. 1.
 Goodwin town >hp. al Goodwin. June b. c. Prairie township. at Palestine, June 3. 10. l. AnFui'ic township, at Bible Linton Church, June H. t.
 Telico township. at Caidvelrs school-l,ousc. June tS, IL
 Sanio township, at Colt Sta,iori June IS, Johnson township, at Mrs. Lcsea's store. June lT.
 saue township, at Lat,iinour's School-housos
 Juno 1s la. Franks township4st Mhl brook June gi, sa S1nc township at Nocons Church. June 2a
 same townslgp at Jack pipkin's, near Lin
 Bmckish township, at i5-Mne Bayou Church. June S. Old Garland townshir. dt Franks X Co.'S. July l. Griggs township, at widcner's schoui-hoii=c.
 Same township, at Burn, Cnnc schoolhouscs July <. Madison township, al Madison. July 9 same township. at Forrest Guy, July 10, H. F. i3. II. It, r, is. and h. All persons arc required tn meet tho Asses | sor in the townships in which they reside. CT 1 they arc subject toa delinquent penalty. They arc also rcquii cd to list all property they ovn | tho nrst Monday iu Juno fSU. $. D. ArrERSoE, Assessor Forrest City, Ark. April I'd IstAl.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

Call at TIE TIMES office and examine the Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. which we are retailing at St II beats everything.
 Gall at the newsstand and buy "The Spider and the Ely" puzzle fur the homefolks. It will amuse old and young alike.
 Groceries and General Merchandise of every description always on hand at Russell. Graham X Co. s and prices to suit the times.
 Get bargains in bedsteads at Russell Graham X Co., who keep the largest you on prices.
 Gents. youths and children's CLoTn- INC made q, speciality. Examine our stock and save money thereby. L.. Rollwage X Co.
 Reading matter cheap, We have 26 nme. at 9 cents. Examine them, at the news stand.
 Henry Georges newspaper, "The Standard is now regularly received at the newsstand. Gall and buy a copy, It will interest you.
 We have 80 many old papers on hand we haye concluded to offer them in packages of 100. for 30 days, at p cents per package. Call early.
 II, E. Gwyn X Co.,, have the best selected stock of dress goods in Forrest City, Don't forget to call and exam inc them before purchasing \ Hardware. Stoves and Furniture, till you can't rest, at Russell. Graham & Co., $. All styles. sizes and prices, to please any and everybody.
 We have a good line of story papers. In fact, everything that is popular itl the way of reading matter can be found at TnE TIMES newsstand. "The Critic" of New York. will give yon a splendid idea of what to buy, and what not to buy, in books. For sale at TIE TIMES newsstand.
 Wanted A good appetite. You can have 1t easy eaough by taking Hoods Safsaparilla. It tones the digestion and cures sick headache. The New York Clipper. Fox's Weekly The New York Illustrated News, The Sporting News, and Life, and other sporting papers at the news stand. 1 Place your insurance with Stewart X Taylor, who will write you in q first class company, look after your interest and not allow your policy to expire.
 Just received beautiful line of ' ladies common sense low quartcred
 shoes, button and Oxford ties. II. B. GwyN X Co. Humorous periodicals. such as Puck Judge, Arkansas Traveller, Texas Sift- can lse had at TuE TiMEs newsstand. Prestnn's "IIed- Axe" certain and immediate cure for nervous, neuralgia
 sick, tlyspeptic and chronic hea,iache.
 Ask your druggist for it, be cured l The attention of the gentlemen inter ested in the fair association is called to 1 the fact that if a good llustler Is desired they should apply to D. G. Mason, For rest City.
 Any one wishing to buy eight or niue head of hogs, all in good condition, should call at the Avery Hotel, for snrh hogs are for sale by Messrs- Loda X Brother
 II. W. Winthrop & Co.,. have drug store that is first class in every partica- lar. Their line of sundries is complete in every respect. Give them your pre- scriptions.
 "The Illustrated American" very high grasle historical and descriptive neriodicll, k regularly received at TliE TIMES newSst.sndA To see 1t Is to ap- precsate 1t.
 Those who desire to purchase n fine pref cnw. and fosu or five head lSome giving milk If other cattle should call un Messrs. I4odA N Heother. They may be had at Il bargain.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Enx,xW Waaklu

A handsome i6 page illustrated paper
 devoted to all kinds of sports and the lead ing sensations and news of tie day. i3 weeks for One Dollar. Liberal disroursts to poStnasters. agents and elul's. sample
 copies mailed free, RIcnAna K. Fox. Editor and Proprietor, Franklin Square, New York
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
The S,,,snsiarei

I regard Hoods SArsararllia IN having passed above the grade of what are easl.. moniy called patent or proprietary msdl- cincs. salsl ! well know n physician recent b. s.il is fully entitled to hs considered standard naediese, and tsaS won this position hs its uiiduri,tesl merit and ly the many remarkable cufes it has effected. For aii alternative and tui,ic It has never been csssialiud."
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Shlioh,s Catarrh Remedy.

Shiolt's Catarrh Remedy, marvellous cure for Catarrh. Dptheria, Cmker Mouth.
 and liea,l- Aehe. With each bottle there Is
 an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment Of tl~se complaints,
 without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Nnil hN II EAnnS .N l,n
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
VI Oh. What a Courh

Win yo,i heed the warning. Tho signal perhaps of tic sure approach Of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your selves If you ea,, afford for the sake of saw ing 50 eents, to run the risk and slo nothing never falls. This explains why more than n Million HOttles werr snid tic past yra . it relieves Group and Whooping Cough II onec. Mothers sd0 not be without It For Lame Hack. Slsie tr Chest. iise Shilol's po- roas pIsster. Sold l'y II. Evan, N Co.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
suokIen's Arnloa saIve.

The Best Salve m the world for Cuts
 Bruises, Sores. tncerS, Salt liheum
 Fever Sores, Tetter, chapped Hands Chilblains. corns and all skin Erup' tions, and positively cures Piles. of nc pay required. ls Is guaranteed @ give .periect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price 2o cents per box. For ssls Inv Hinton
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
LEa.sa sDyERvrsr.MENTs
NoTtsy.!

IND Et T--
 Statr Land ofiics '
 liIlc ho,-i. Ark
 Mag ibth lSs.t. 4 prupiant having been ahst iis fhis office lsy \f k. !. Williams against A. T, Smiley ;tr nb.lffyohinE lllS donation, No. ,s.si dated No- vcuher siri, lssf, upon I,pi Ne. I. it |. Ii ant inNitShip north. af bsngc cast, in St. Frag- els county, Arkanssts. Wilh u view 10 the can ccilatiou Of said Dunation; the parties ar,. hereby warned to appear in this office uu tho sist day of June, lsss. at o'clock. pm. to re spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
 Testimony iu this es,sc win tc taken by and hetorc t. !. izari, Notary Public, at Forrest City, at his office iu s.sid town. iu St. frauci,s county. Arkansts. on the 18th day of liinc issD. hsfwctn the hours of aa Iu.. and pun. and continued from day to day until com plcted.
 C. Is. MYERS, Commi Ssinncr of Stute Lands. IN I fS Muurs. pcputy Com
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Answer thls Question.

Why oo so many people we see around
 us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation i bizxFfcss, Loss ot Appetite, Coming Up Of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 5S eents we will sell them Shiloh's System Vitaiizer, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Il. Ev- ans x Co
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Conn,enoapls.

l All claims not consistent with the high
 character os Syrup of Figs arc purposely
 avoided by ihc California Fix Syrap com [ pany. II acts gently on the kidneys. liver
 and bowels. cleansing the system effect
 ualiy, but il is no. cure-all and makes no pretensions that every bottle will not sub
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

Each county is earnestly requested to seud delegates. Democratic papers please copy. Attest. R. J. WILLIAMS, J. C. HAWTHORNE, Acting Chairman. Secretary pro tenn.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
WARMING GspEDIsIs.

Before ]. ! Wood Justice of the fence of pfai- rio Township, County of SC. Frtneis. Statu
 of Arkansas. Jacob Miller. Plaintiff,
 vs. IT. W. Efans, Defendant. The defendant II w. Evans is warned ,y appear in this court within thirty days nsff answer the complaint of the plaintiff .acoh Miller ' | Noon ] p Aprii 9th, lSoQ.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
.Ezzsags.E:9 H1~%
 x1.s.a... n,a
Commissioners

We, the untfcrsig acd Banks and Bankers. Will pay ali prizes drawn iu The Louisiana State Lotteries which may be presented al our Cpuntrss:
 IL NJ wtLMsLEy. President Louisiana Ma tsensf ltsttk.
 PIERRE LANATX, Pres't State Natl Rank. A. BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans National Bank.
 CAGi.:KoHN. Pscs't unim National Bank
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Wlnthrop & Go. sen It.

This is. to certify that 1 have given Groves tAill Tonic fair trial After QunNe and all other tnaies had failed Groves Chiii Tonic cured my family ot the chili>. Children ike 10 take It.
 e. W. MCCORMICK. Forrest City, Ark, May sth, isoo.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
---> - Cr.s.nn,n .,hnd Nln :,

Cures you while yoa Wait" Prompt and absolutely harmless Contains no morphine. antipyrinc, chloral. cocaine or other dangerous tirug.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Iireat Rarualn q

Russell. Graham & Co will sell you |a Boys Su1t of Clothes, for ages oi from to l3 years. for Sl.25 and Sl.75 per suit. Call early. as the stock is llmitfil
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

When Eahy was sick, NC gave her castoria,
 When she was q Child, she cried for clstor,, When she became Miss, she chung to Cas.or.a,
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
MAMMOTH DRAWING

At the Academy of Music, Neo orleans.
 TUESDAY JUNE IT. 1890 Capital l'rize. sSJ0O.OoO {. loo aoa Tickets at xs0 each Halves Aso. cnaifrsS, sf0 0.Eichths so; Taentieths ,ss.
 FOrt,cths si.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
Enwars of Ointments for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely sicraAge the whole system when entering through lh~mncolis surfaces Such articles should newer h usesi except oa prescriptions from rsputa- bse physicians. as the damages they will do Is ten fold to the good you eau possibly derive from tbem Iiall's Casaffh Cure, manufactured by F. !. Cheney X Cu.. ToiedA O.. contains no mureury. aud tx taken Internally. and acts directly t;ron the blood and nsscous surfaces of the sys' tenn In busIng Halls tatasFli Cure bs sure you gel ti.c genuine. it K taken iss. ternally. and made In Toledo. ollA by Y. !. Cheney X Ca.
 B kV sold hy slfugeIsts. s1 cents
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
r2-Po zTA-,-ri
Address N. A. nATpIHN.
 Now orleans La.
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans, Ia

REMEMBER, that tho payment Of Prizes is GUARANTEED DS TOUR NATIONAL. HANKS or Nkw taiKsNS, and tim tickets Hra spnca by shr President Of an institution whose char ferrd rights ar. recngni.ed in tho highest Courts. Therefore beware of all limitations or auouy ua.us schemes
 ONE DOLLAR s tho price of the smallest part or Traction of ticket ISSUED uN us in say drawing. Anything tn our name offered fer less than dollar IS a swindic.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
PROTECT YOUR EYES! MARION OPTICAL GO. s
 IarRoyEn cRYsrALIzED SpECtTiCLES and EYEGLASSES fs is Madden Lane, and NEW YORK, MARION, IND.


 cryStAlizrd Spcctaclcs and Eye-Gtasscs have heretofore hsscn s,s hiKh in priee that none hu, tisc wealthy cousl derive heneni from them. i's ur improved rnethud oI manufacturing. ae HIT snahiea to mako sptrrtas uiiticlc, aud nI the sattc time materially reduce fsle price that they arc within tue FeaCh es n.A They arc tho greatest invention ever made in Spec tAeles and tseti hsses: and hy d proper con siraet,ou CT Inc icns, frequent changes arc rcn- dered unreees~ary. Eycrs pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. If they fali tn any way you can retsia them aud get nov pair rags,
 yas, Ey-- assa A--Zy-.cg ssa sAss.s ss rsssEsv.rl WEAK EYES sss rssseas sse. .afs,ns aSI.,ns from, from nervous defylngencnt ur p9srstaNation, either tn youth or sushic age. will lnsi Rresst roilet lev oti Afittsile Tinted Lenses We do nyt csait.l our GlaSscs win fssstnrc ail eyes tu thcr narual sstcnath. but fhunsands have had their eyes lnirrtayed hY thesr lsr. ansi they ate known co be the l1tsesf a,si Most Brilliant Lenssss made.
 UNPRECEDENTED sALr5 Evgz7wEzsc
 For fssil particulars cai on waSrHRor < Co., who have \ fui Inc of the goods. Forrest City, Ark. Every isair is Warranted.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

A Choice List of Summer Resorts In the lake regions of Wisconsin, Min nesota, Iowa aud Inc two nakotas, there
 are hundreds of charming localities pre-
 emincutEy fitted for summer homes. Among l lhe following selected list are names ] familiar to many of our readers as the per lection of northern summer resorts. Nearly al, of tho WisCoiisin points of inter
 est are within short distance Of Chicago | or Milwaukee. and none of them are SD fan | from the busy marts Of civilization" that l they cannot be reached in few hours oi travel by frequent trains. oyer the finest road in the nortliwcst--the Chicago. Mill waukcc X St. Paul Railway.
 l Ii is the intention ot the Arkansas Press | Association to visit Waukesha after the | annual meeting as Hot Springs ill May. 1 1890, using the C. NJ. tS St. Paul railway 1 from Chicago via. Milwaukee
 | Oconomowec. Wis Clear Lake. Iowa. Mlnecqua. Wis. Lakes okboj, Ia. Wankesha. Wis. Spirit Lake. Iowa. ] Palmyra, Wis. Ffontenae, Mlnn. 1 fommahawk Lake, Lake Minnetoka, l Wis. Min. | Lakeside, Wis. Ortonvile. Minn. ] kilbuurn City, Wis. Prior Lake, Minn. l (DclIs of the Wiscon- White Bear Lake. sim Minn.
 | Beaver Dam, Wis. Big Stone Lake, Madison, Wis. Dakota. For detailed information, apply to any coupon agent. CT send stamp for a free IT.
 lustrated guide book, entitled Cool Re. l treats" Address A. V. II. Carpenter, General Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17
I-L PROCLAIM X
 erl(1N

NOTICE is hereby given that there will b,
 .AN an election held at the usual voting place in the Town ot Forrest City. for fhe Schops ! District of Forrest City tor District No. q cir | the Sd Saturday in this month. being the lIth 1 day Of May, for the purrose of eiceting threc school DircctSrs ard voting tax for schoot purposes. Polls will bc opened at 2 o'clock pm R T. Sc,rrr Mayor JoHS NJ. ERowN, Recorder. 1 Forrest City, Ark, May 3d, ls.n.
The Forrest City times., 1890-05-17

LIST CT rRizgs;
 prize of sGu9vo0 is................ sNa 0oQ Tprixc of ssae.ol is................ .Jy GA prize of i9hw9 is......,.-....... luu.o0J ! T. tze at J1NG0 l.. e.. ......e.+. 90. tu z prizes ag ahtssJ are a.,. .+....5. tlAn prizes af isasei are .......-s..... to .eo0 s.s, prizes of s,tA arc. ...s.sf.s,4.. a9,tru tsn ltrsy.s of Sh nrp. s.,.........,. 30, tsJ .n prize, Of. d,sl aV. .....t..s...s. l3iV0 -,Jg ptises of t,A stc............,.. sI2,v3U
 APPROXIMATION paizgs; lpl prizes of si e,Ai are .....,....,..., Slp.0Ou }t~l rriseS of <zi are. ............. SlVs0 iJp prizes of s6l asc..ts.....-. ..... to.tl1
 TWO NrMnEn rsRMfsa,.s. l .ee prizes of S..1 1are............,.s,, Sse.aoo Gi prizes. amounting to...,.....,., s.i6n.611 A a IT 1- T w A " E 1 flor desired write lcgihsy to the undersigned, clearly stating your residence with state County. street and number. Mair rupid re- tnrt fnail dc,lvegs win De assurc,f by your cu- oios,ng an envelope bearing your iuli address.
 r1-FO OET-A1-r, Address NJ A. pArrHlN,
 Now orleans. Ia.. Or. NJ. 4. nAurnly,
 Washington, D. C.. By orTilnasy ietlrr. containing Money Order sssuea hy all Express Companies. New York Exeaangv. Draft ur Postal N9tc.
 Address Registered Letters, containing Cur NEW ORLEANS NaTtoNaL BANK.
 New Orleans, Ia.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
TILL THE LAST DAY.
The Dust or Ashes of the Entonbed Dun
bar Miners Must Remain.

The Dust or Ashes of the Entolnbed Dun.
bar Miners Must Remain.
DUNBAR, July Fifteen and one hall
days have elapsed since the flash of gas set
fire to the Farm Hill mine. Hope and work
were abandoned this evening at O'Clock
and the dust or ashes of the thirty-one inn
prisoned men may rest beneath Dunbar
hill till the last day shall come. It ID
because the men could work no more.
After being driven from the mine by
smoke and black damp this morning twen-
ty-one brave men resolved to make
one more attempt to rescue their comrades
and at 2 O'Clock they again entered the
burning pit. Three of the party returned
to within few hundred yards of the burn
ing subterranean fire and satisfied them
selves that the men were dead and that
further search was useless. The stencil Of
burning human flesh sickened them, but
they visited nine places where the men were
known to be at work. Two dinner pals
were found with dinners untouched
and two coats. The picks aud
shovels were all lying Just as
man would leave them as he started on a
run for his life. Otherwise no traces of the
men could be found. While prosecuting
the search further the rescuers ran into q
dense cloud of black damp, which put ont
their lights. A struggle for life then fol-
lowed, but they succeeded in getting back to
the rest of the party. After a sad consn1-
tation it was decided to abandon the search
and the company will now make an effort
to extinguish the fire and save some Of their
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
TAKE UP THE GAGE.
Pennsylvania Democrats Accept the Issue
of Quayism.

Pennsylvania Democrats Accept the Issu .
of Quayism.
SCRANTON, Pa. July 1.-The delegates to
the democratic state convention, which
meets tomorrow, are all here and the polit-
ical pot is boiling fiercely. The executive
committee tonight agreed on a
platform. It endorses the Cleveland
administration and compares it
with Harrison's recommends ballot
reform; such policy in the coinage of
silver as will keep both gold and silver coins
IN circulation. or treasury notes re-
deemable in the same; depreciates and
denounces the unequal apportionment
for districts for the election Of congress-
men and expresses the belief that the voters
of the state should be allowed to make their
own apportionment; the issue of Quayism,
rendered by the late republican state CON-
yention, ia accepted, and the republican
party arrAigned for the usurpation bf power
in the administration Of the federal govern
ment, for placing dictator in the chair of
the speaker of the house; Tor open disregard
of the civil service law; for failure to fulfil
its promises to soldiers: for ceaseless efforts
to promote sectional strife; for lavish and
reckless expenditures of public moneys; for
the passage through the house of the Nc
Kinley tariff bill, which reduces taxes only
on luxuries; for failure to enforce
the laws against the Importation Of
contract and pauper labor; for an attempt
to pass the federal election law designed to
excite race war; its corrupt methods in
popular election and crinRing subserviency
to party boss who stands mute before the
most terrible inculpation ever charged
against public official.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
SELECTING A SITE.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners Wrest
ling With the Problem.

The Worlds Fair Commissioners wrest-
ling With the Problem.
CHICAGO. July 1.-The Worlds fair ma
tional commissioners met again this morn
ing. On motion of Commissioner Massey, of
Delaware, resolution was passed for the
appointment of special committee of six
to report upon the rights, duties and powers
Of the commission under the act of con-
gress. A resolution by Strong, of Tennes-
see, that the compensation of members of
the women auxiliary board be fixed at So per
day, the same as commissioners, was re-
ferred to committee. On motion of Com
missioner Lindsday, of Kentucky, President
Palmer was made member and ex -officio
chairman of the executive committee
Ferry. of Utah, and Ryan, of Dakota. ex-
pressed themselves rather earnestly on the
subject of delay on the part of the local
directors in selecting site. After recess
the committee appointed to look into the
finances of the local organization reported
that it had found the funds all right. At
this juncture the committee appointed by
the local board of directors appeared and
made formal tender of the joint sites of
the Lake Front and jackson Park as ex-
planned elsewhere in these dispatches.
Director Gage made an argument in favor
of acceptance by the committee and after
some debate 1t was made special order for
tomorrow morning. The commissioners
spent the afternoon at the Washington
Park races and this evening visited Bar
NUNS circus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
A BOGUS ODD FELLOW.
Ii He the Ono Who Recently Worke,
Illinois Lodges?

Ii He the Ono Who Recently Worked
Illinois Lodges?
MACON, No., July Friday last man
giving his name as Geo. Schaefer, Of Carrs-
vile. KY, arrived in Monroe City and put
up at one of the hotels. He claimed to
have been ruptured on q train and asked
that physician be called to his assistance.
Accordingly DIR. Asbury was sent for, and
to him Schaefer told fearful tale Of woe;
how he had been injured; how he regretted
his misfortune, as he was searching for 4
location for foundry and had
decided on Monroe City. The doc
tor wanted to treat him. but no, he
wanted to go home az rapidly q
possible. He was out of money and sug-
gested that as he was an Odd Fellow the
brethren Of Monroe City might be willing
to aid him. This touched very tender
chord in the DOCTORS heart, and without
giving the brother thorough examination
he rushed of down town and made mp from
among the Odd Fellows neat sum Of
money and gave it to the unfortunate man
and watched him start for home rejoicing.
A few days after 4chnefer took an opposite
direction and went to Paris, where he made
another haul in the same manner, got ting
money and ticket home. This timo his
homo was at Nevada.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-02
HILL TO THE HOOsIERs,
The Distinguished New Yorker Addressed
the Hendricks ClAb.

The Distinguished New Yorker Addresses
the Hendricks ClAb.
1ND1ANAPoI1s, July 1.-Governor Hill, oi
New York, addressed the Hendricks club
tonight. He said this was an off year from
a political standpoint, but nevertheless the
next election would be one of the most i'm
portant ever held in Indiana. He did not
believe the law-abiding people OF this coun-
try would submit to further outrages
of the kind being perpetrated by the repub-
lican congress. Gov. Hill stated that the
republicans we're preparing now to spring a
fraudulent census on the country. It was
especially intended by republicans to dis
criminate against southern states in order
to further their ends. Discussing the tariff
question the speaker said the democrats
were not free traders. They simply
favored an equitable revision Of
the present excessive tariff on
the necessaries of life. The
democratic party's stand on the tariff could
not but commend itself to the people. Re-
publican bloody shirt campaigns were re-
ferfed to as contemplate. The distin-
guished visitor closed with the declaration
that democratic success was assured
throughout the country if the adherents to
that party would keep Indiana in the
column where she belonged.