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The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
A Question Of Finance.

Tho Press dispatches of Wednesday
carry IN authoritive announcement
from President Cleveland that he will
call Congress to meet in extra session
mot later than September 18th, for the
especial purpose Of relieving the pres
snt financial situation. Discussing
the subject. the president says:
Ills well for the people to discuss the subject
III thsmselves and arrive at their own conelus
Ions = 70 the merits Of financial policy which
ebliges us 10 purchase idle silver bullion with
gold taken from our reserve. One does not
need The ere Of . hnancier to see that this gold
thus substituted from the Governments stock is
earEsfiy seized By other nations for the purpose
~ Strengthening their credit at our expense
Il does not need the Art Of statesmanship to de-
teet the danger that awaits upon the continu
nnce Of this operation. Already the timidity Of
capital 4 painfully apparent, and none of us
lcan fail 70 zee that fear and apprehension in
nonstazy circles win ultimately bring suffering
70 ever7 humble household in the land.
There IL n3need for the people to dis
cuss the subject TO arrive at the conclus-
Ion that financial policy that draws
on the gold reserve to purchase silver
bullion II very bad one, and needs
to be abrogated as promptly as pos
sible. II requires no expert in f.
nance to understand that II our silver
10 TO be placed on the side of the
country's liabilities, instead Of being
used As one Of its most powerful re-
oarces, II becomes only question Of
time when the accnmulations of silver
vii! become q positive menace, instead
Of IN actual benefit, to the country.
II gold alone IL to be paid out by the
. government, then the government
gsh0uld Hee that the drain upon its sup
ply Of the yellow metal Is made az
light as possible.
But II ought not require an extra
session Of congress to put al end to
: financial policy so manifestly disas-
tr0us as this. The administration il
bound to no such policy. The law
gives It full power TO protect its gold
bslance, and It Ia making liability,
instead of . resource, of silver by IT'S
avn choice merely. This manner oil
prOcedure ought to be stopped, sum-
Snarlir, without the Intervention oi
congress. The statutes Of this coun-
try recognise silver as money, and the
standardization ought not to uullify
them The government ought not to
de3orate ft0s the money-gAmblers Of
Wal 6treet tho right to say what kind
* money II shall pay out. This IL m
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

There II law Of congress requiring
that appointments to office In the DIFF
ferent departments at Washington
shall be filed pro rata from the differ
ent states. More than half Of the em-
pl0yes are from the District OF Co'um-
bia and are credited to states that they
never saw, Of whom Arkansas has
several to her credit. There IL to be
: shaking up at an early day and q
new dlstfibuti0n.-Lonoke Democrat.
We might add In connection with
the ab1ve that men who have been
voting outside Of this state, If they
voted at all, for years have no right to
claim cttisenship In Arkansas. They
do 20 only for the advantage gained
by i'll. X. Democrat.
There are parties credited to Arkan-
- that were carpet-baggers during
reconstruction and have been on the
list ever since. There should he o
general bouncing ofall that do not be-
long to the State.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER.
In Crawford Circuit Court

In Crawford Circuit Court
Jno. D. White and Jesse Turner, Jr.,
as Executors of the last will and Tes-
lament Of L. C. White Dec d, Plaintins.
Va
Alice g. Rudy as Administratrix of
the estate Of Geo. h. Rudy Decd,
Alice G. Rudy; J. N. Rudy. Leila
Thrash, Ella Turner, Ollie Patterson
Annie Rudy, Earle Rudy, Bessie Ru
dy and George Rudy, Defendants.
The defendants. J. M. Rudy, Leila Thrash,
Ella Turner, and Ollie Patterson. are warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and an.
swer the complaint Of the PLAINTIFF JD0. D..
White and Jesse Turner. Jr as Executors Of the
Last VIII and Testament of L, c. White Decd
May 18th 1893. H. 8. LEVERS, Clerk.
By W. p. SADLER, d. G.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

A surprise was sprung on the peo-
pie of Dyer, Friday, by the announce
mont that two Of the most prominent
young people had been secretly mar
ried for nearly two years. An investi-
CATION proved the report to be true.
Hr. Charles Dyer and Miss Sybilla
Reed we're united In the holy bonds
0swedlack In September, 1891, by Rev.
Martin, under the shadow Of . tree
between Alma and Dyer.-A.ma
DomocrAt.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER.

In Crawford Circuit Court
Monodnock Savings Bank
and c. s. Gleed, trustee
Ada Epps, Eva Lynch. An
ME Lynch, Pat Lynch
Robert Lynch and W. T.
Morgan
The defendants, Robert Lynch and v. T. Nor
gan are warned to appear In this Court within
thirty days. and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiffs, Monodnock Savings Bank and q. s..
Gleed, Trustee.
May "a II. s. LEVERS Clerk.
6-lt By W. P. SADLRR, D. C.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

II may be that ex-Confederate sol
diers, who are now drawing pensions
from the state, are not aware they
shall appear before the county clerk
each year and procure certificate tc
to the effect that they are still entitled
70 the pension. There are NO fees at
tached to the issuance Of the certifi-
cate. They should visit the CLERK
between now and the first Of July.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER.

In Crawford Circuit Court
John Barker and C. s. Glced. Trustee.l
Lewis Copple and Lewis C. Copple, }
The defendants Lewis Copple and Lewis C..
Copple ale warned to appear IN this Court with
In thirty days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. John Barker and c. 8. Gfeed, Trustee.
Maya II. 8. LEVERS, Clerk,
6-4t ByW. P. SADLER D. C.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

An effort Il being nlade to have the
banks along the border Join In Offering
. reward for the arrest Of the Benton.
vile bank robbers. There are eleven
hanks In Fort Smith, Van Bnren
Fayetteville, Rogers and Rentonville
and Z small amount from each will
make large reward. The banks. ol
Fayetteville and Van Buren, have al
ready slgnified willingness to 70 into
such an agreement, and no doubt all
the others will do likewise.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Old "Uncle Josh, u who for twenty
l1vs years has been the porter at the
Anthony aud Capital Hotels ct Little
Rock, died recently. He was the best
known colofed man In the state.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

"Just from Washingtonr "Yes.n
"Have any luckp "Lots. Boarded
at q hotel, played poker with q
congressman, shook hands with
the president and loaned q senator
&lO.n-Atlanta Constitution.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Editor Jobe Of the searcy Beacon
hes returned from preliminary visit
to the Worlds Fair, and gives II ~
his candid opinion that prices inside
She grounds are high enough. Out
side, II the city, prices are reasonable
and the stories of extortion are greatly
exaggerated. Baskerville Guard.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

: "Any person purchasing sl50 worth Of any Of
our PLANTATION REMEDIES will be entitled
to the Memphis Appeal weekly until
Jan 1st 1894 or g. 90 retail will be furnished the
Memphis scimitar weekly for the same length
of time. These remedies are positively guAran
teed to cure or money refunded. Ask your mer
chant about It; ifhe does not keep them writs
us PLANTATION PHARMAcAL Co., 3!5 Second St.
Memphis, Tenn.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Mr.. Gall: "Yes, I have been
very sad since my wife died, but
it might have been worse"
Mr.. Norwood: Whyi
Mr.. Gall: Oh! l might have died
myself.-New York Recorder.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Gordon stamps-"wsll, here is your
csll.n "Please don't call 1t cell" "
said the gentlemanly embezzler
"Why not call 1t state-room ?''
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Burkhardt has been released on q
writ Of habsas corpus. A bond OF
5000 was given by his brother, J. s.
Lander.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Plantation Chill Cure stops chiils, stops 'em
quick, and they never come back. II you don
believe 1t. try it fit don't stop em ask for your
money back You'll getit Price 5octs. Sold by
]. P. Il vlngston, Dyer. Ark, and +. G. Kerr. IL.
C. johnson, John O'Kane and Hays Cstron,
Van Buren, Ark
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER.

vs In Crawford Circuit
Birdie Jewel, Defendant) Court
The Defendant, Birdie Jewel is warned to ap-
pear in this court within thirty days, and an.
swer the complaint of the plaintiff John Jewell.
May a. H. s. LEVERS, Clerk.
6-4t By W.P SADLER D. C.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER.

McKibben 4 pape, Plaintiffs.
va > In the Crawford
H. D. Hammack, Defendant Circuit Court.
The Defendant Fl. D. Hammack Is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty days and an-
swer the complaint of the plaintiffs McKibben
& Pape May 25 49, H. s. LEVERS. Clerk.
6-4t By w. P. SADLER, D. G.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Pollock 4 Bros, Of Little Rock, have
made an assignment, liabilities $50, ,c0O
assets $75. 600.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Lady (entering shoe storel: l
would like to look at some No. 2's.
New Boy lanxions to show his
knowledge Yes'm; most every
one looks at No. 2's first.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Prof. John G. Littlepage, Of Hot
Springs, hes been appointed chief Of
division In the second auditors Office.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

John Davis has been appointed
postnis. Ter nj Clarksyi!le.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER

MonOdnOck Savings Bank
and C. S. Gleed, Trustee.
VS. In Crawford Cir
Ada Epps Eva Lynch An cult Court
ME Lynch, Robert Lynch.
and w. T. Morgan.
The defendant, Pat Lynch, is warned TO ap-
pear in this Court within thirty days and an.
swer the complaint of the plaintihs, Mon0dnock
Savings Bank and C. 8. Gleed, Trustee.
May 81. 93 II g. LEwERs Clerk
1T By w. p. SADLER, D. e.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER,

Cheshire Provident Insti-
tute 4 c. s. Gleed Trustee In the Cfaw-
VS. ! ford Circuit Court
Chas M. Smith. Hattie
Smith & Rob't T Jockson.
The defendant Robert T. Jackson, Is warned
to appear In this Court within thirty days, and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiffs, Cheshire
Proyident institute and C. s. Gleed, Trustee.
NAV. 81. 1893 H s. LEVERS, Clerk.
7.4t BY W. P. SApLER, u. C.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

The paid admissions Sunday at the
Worlds Fair Grounds were s7i, ,e64.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17
WARNING ORDER.

Hin 4 Thorald, Plaintiffs.
VS. In the CfeWfOru
Harvey Laster, Mary Las Circuit Court.
ter W. T. Morgan. Defts.
The Defendant W. T. Morgan 10 warned TO ap-
pear in this Court within thirty days. and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiffs Samuel Garerd
Hill l. VIM. Hazeldinc Thorald. May 81. 49,
H. s. LEVERS. Clerk.
7-4t By w. p SADLRR d. c.
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

Whsn Baby was ack, vs eavs hsr cssosA
Whn he was Child, che csisd for CaAoriA
when uhe became Mis. she chung to Caseoria.
Whsu shs bad Children, shs gavsthsm Cest0ia
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

U1tIoU WIZ % tea'0y ~ " X
The Van Buren press., 1893-06-17

WEBSTER'S
LNTERNA TIOVAL

,.. x.st...... ~, x;.: , DICTIONARY 7
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Crop Bulletin ending Inlr Il.

There is a general complaint OF
drought rrem nearly every section.
and serious damage to crqps max re.
sui from HE coutinuatiou'o OF the dry
spell Csrp has already been serious
~ damaged, and in Lee and CLAY
counties, aud in low lands in Webster
County it is nearly if not entirely
ruined Cotton is stuntpd aud be.
hind time except in Carroll County
where it il reported clear of Grass ana
unusually large for this time of the
year. Upon The whole, The outlook
Is hot favorable.
The drought in Oktib5vha County
has seriously injured the hay crop.
GRASSY crops are reported in Wash.
'hg'on' lasoo, franklin, jefferson.
C%iairoorne, Scott, Madison and Alfalfa
COUNTIES. Jefferson CoUnty reports
thai fully ono third of the cotton crop
is hoptleSSly in the grass and some of
it will he abandoned. Cotton which
has been worked in the same county |
Is making too much weed.
Showcry weather is expected in !
the south portion of Mississippi for
The next few days, ana also in the
north portion later in lh. week.
H. !. HYATT,
Local ForecaS Official, Dir
' %Icksburg, Miss. July Il, 1898.
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Nes>rs. Boldia Bros, wealthy Cti.srr
gentlemen, having the interest Of their eitr
at heart, anl desiring % prove the falls ty Of
Tie statement that ouIy III boarding house.
can be found moderate priced aecommoda.
tons during tie Worlds Fair. remole,e1
and furnished At great expense one Of lbety
famous absolutely trc-proof business s-rr..
lures located corner OF Franklin and lax.
son 'tN''"ithin short distance OF the Union
Depols, Theatres. Post Cfice. Boar3 og
itade. steam, Elevated Cable EoaJ. and
STEAMBOATS, TO the Worlds Fair, furnished
newly throughout 800 rooms. ssperb p,rlors
elevators, electric lights, exhaust fans to
Keep cool entire building, named this nron.
efiy The Great Western Hotel, and invits
'he public to take their choice of room, ror
Sl'O per day, children 3 to II fifty cents
Elegant Restaurant and dining rooms where
'hhe meals are served at 50 cents. ora Ia
carte at very moderate prices.
ihcre wauld be less heard or known NJ
cAt9rtIon and imposition connected With
the N1rils Fair were there more pubiir
SPIRITED, falr minded men in Chicago ~
"'t tie owners ANA proprietors of The
uredt western Hotel. Our readers shonlJ /
mrite as early as possible to secure rooms
Tor theF are being taken I'D ranidIvNSf
Paul Daily News. '"p''!'-'I
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ShNaNalRk Items

We are Row in the midst Of he hat,
test Of summer, VS. the s0a jcs)ieg
OFT It's ~soorcAiag RAYS With a mcrci.
less and incxocab,e pyotu>ioa Gai
regardless of the lofty registration g;
the ihcrmometee, the youug folks OF
our little elty, ca Thursday the 9TH.
last, with baskets laden with NIL Kinds
"t catablcs and dcljcaries to please
The most ~tas;idious, repaired To the
old, but popularpicuic grounds -Run.
ming Water N0l-to enjoy basket
dinner" and = lay OF general pleasure
and merry making
Only a few Young ladies complained
OF the distance being !ong and tire
some; It's very reasonable to suppose
tia. these Young ladies were not with
their "tcl!ow>-othcrwlSc The dis.
tance ito doubt would have seemed
much shorter,
EVERYTHING passed of very nicely and
asrceably; though there seems 10 have
been son anxiety manifested by
some OF the Young men, in regard %
Introducing certain parties whereby
the wishes ct 4 certain Young maa
would have been gratiicd.
tnGer a large pak. alorjing the coolest Of
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The Twice \ WccS 81, Louis pt1
0bhc S. heroul comparison. lar sa,
crior "a ANY week paper palis}e,
in Amcrisl lt.s is>agi each Tues
day and Friday, fourteen 10 sjx;e,,
pages every wees, sud gives the new.
oftae day a los>, Aslls week earlier
and much more nl',y ,han auy weekly
At the same lime ~ Literary. agricul.
Uaral aut oghcg departments are IN.
surpassed l.hl,s the wants OF every
meRlhtr OF the family, and should Be
read every household Il isa great
SEMI. Weekly Paper tor One pul,ar
y Year The same price As The wceSlics
An extra copy viii be sent free. for
one year. TO The sender of caci. club
OF tour New yearly Subscribers with
four dollars. Write Tor .rce samrla
ANA ra5>c : t.ab, Address
The Republic, s.. Lewis. No.
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HE MACON BEACON.
Saturday July 8. 1889.

tx Pres, Harrison break his silence
'oug enough to ioin in the republican
barge thattha Democrats are fesponsi
5tc for the present financial condition
of the country. urging in support of
This that the Democrats helped to
pass the sherman act. Now that MIR
Harrison as eS-PresideDt IS talking
against that act, which he carefully
refraincd FROM aoiHg rs President,
when his words might have had some
wcight. woHId lie mind cnlightening
the benigtf.ed as TO the names of the
Democrats who voted for the Shcr.
man act.-Conriar journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

Our people would IKE to have The
views of their representative in Con.
gieSs, and IN a late interview he gave
expression to the following:
"Wltai effect will be The action Of
India eHsiiver have upon thi. govern.
mcnt y
at will make certain t,,o repeal Of
Inc sherman act. Our present condli.
ION demands it, and its repeal is newt.
able, 1t will very probably be the first
business for congress to consider"
"What do You consider the be>,
course tor the Democrats to pursuc::'
"FolIow strictly the Democratic
Platform of 1892. There is no better
course The unjust Legislation of the
Republican party has c~learl, demon.
slratcd the fact the safest sud only
pan OF salvation has bccu closely ont.
ilhcd III that platform. The continu.
o0S failure OF the Republican party
to redeem its pledges has been the
cause OF The shaken confidence of the
people in the governments: bnt the
Democratic party now has the power,
an" feIlet Is sure TO follow the extra
congress should promptly
repeal the 10 percent. tax on State and
bounty, reduce the tarif taxation
generolly and repeal all Federal elect.
'"n 'a"S' y iFee coinage act of gold
ma silver of equal value shonlA be
)a'Scd-that is, a dollar's worth of
in each gold or silver dollarp
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TIE Hot Simmer

In this climate isa trying time l..
pccia!'y on children, ana those wl9
must lead ,eaentary lives. Gc-Act.
"er is lie hing 10 Use ior..e trouble
p"sHlar TO warm weather. 1t tones
tue nervous system. restores lost en-
egr. ro.ajlis the strength am, ward.
off disease, L, T., s. pleasant 10 take as
Lemonade. harmless 1'wa aul cures
when all else fails
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ind,C lhc S'1rnt.s law Tie Se,sa
;arV ut tis lrg.sal. ls,. silver .sr
Jis'tcs 'ar silver a".ior; hat. on h,
couut nj rr>s12t faag.'a' Ua,rrssr
ties, tacsc eyo 81, cac ugoSeGjea 81,
redemption Tn gr'. though gold IS 50
scarce ID i being paid cat fer ,hc con,
>iaa1!y d,Hrt,js,iag SILVER hatios.
On account 81 ,hjs depreciation the
government has 'o>t wauy millions IL
gold en- Tie silver already purchased,
hG>jursS scgsa dictates that she law
Eu3nr which His IS done should at
ducV be repealed Star.
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BadY is King

u the home. His laugh is the sweet
est music. Ills eyes give the brighlcs.
auushlne. His rosy, dimplcd cheek.
present the preiticst picture, But
baby is likely to be sick, and the
what anxious care, what tender sole
-tnde. Germeiuer is the great med
cine for babies. They all like il, and
u bt'Ids them up faster than anything
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15
Ny little boy was very bad Off for

Ny little boy was very bad Off for
two months with diarrhna. We used
various medicines. also called in two
doctors, but nothing done him NJ
sood until we used Chambelnin's Col.
%, Cholera and Diarrhua I,emedy.
Which gaze immediate roIief ma soou
.clrnd him. consider Il the bee, me1.
iclne made and can conscicDtiously rec.
ommcph i to aiI who need n dlarrLra
creolie medicine. J. u lInro, Trenton
tcS % aud 10 ccn bottle Tor sale N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15
walking to the Fair.

I " WV UII,
DIXON Mo, July s. Mrs. Rodney O,
n%aI,cs'on' Tex, who is walking t,
the Worlds Fair at Chicago, arrived
III DIXON at 5:i5 p. m, to day. Not
%''hs'andihg the exceedingly hot
Tue exceedingly hot weather she i.
making about % milcsa day and is
a day and a half ahead of scl,edul,
time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

Senator Sherman |dcnonuccs as talsC
The statement of Col. %I'Iatt, of Denver
that he Struggled through Congress.
the law OF 1879 d~cmonciizing silver.
Col. PIatt refers TO the Congressional
Record 10 prove his assertion, and
says that Senator Sherman ''will not
deny that eleven words which took
away from silver lis mining privilege
were added TO the bin by the confer
cncc committee or claim that ,hc rep
cal of tree coinage, whey those words
caused. had eve been discussed or
suggested in either house Of the forty
second Congress, or referred TO his,
committees" b.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

On Monday lire was a1seoyeftl il
The tower Of Il cold storage warehouse
ia the Fair Grounds, Fireman innc.
aseeadct to c%tugui~h the flames.
when fire broke ont below them ana a
number OF them met a horrible death.
some tr jumping from tletowor. aud
others persisted in the il,me. Fifteen
bodies were recovered from the rain.
up to Thursday night, Others are mis-.
ing. The death list VIII probably be
over twenty A subscription list was
opened in Chicago for the benefit Of
The families Of the victims and If j,
thonght' The Total will swell 10 $1,000
or 100000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

For three days in succession the AS.
soclated press agent at Dallas, Texas.
reported Capt. Kincaunon in iaiI
there, unable to make q bond. An
that time Capt. X. was at his home in
Verona Miss. and with friends able
aud willing to make any bond re.
CURED of him. A dispatch says:
Mr.. Kincannon is here under arrest
aud explains the matter in such A way
rs to satisfy his friends here TO whom
be has been known for many wears.
The 'ransactioH.upon which the indict.
ment is based has no connection with
MS Official duties, as examiner, bnt
grows ont of a personnel Transaction
With Wood months before the failure
OF the bank which was entirely legal
aiid regular and in no way connected
with tho banks failure. Mr.. Kincan.
aon expressed the most perfect conf.
denco in his vindieation,
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All Free.

Those who have used Dir. Kinp's
NOW Discovery know its value. and
nose who have not, have now the op
poIluni'y to try it Tree. Call on the
advertised druggist and get n trial
bottle bottle free. Send your name
ama address to II. i Bucklcn & Co.
lineage, and get a sample box of Dr.
hlng's Now Life Pills free, as wei as
y copy OF Guide TO Health and ~IIousc,
hola Instructor free. All of which h
guaranteed TO do you good and cosl
you nothing. For sdlc by j. II, Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

bnd1a Pesth hasacnriosity known e,
the Telephone Gazette, A telephone
wire is run to the place OF each sub.
Scflof' ana the doings OF The day are
'r"nsli''''cu to all a half dozen times
each day, each receiver being arranged
50 that. two persons can hear the
news at once, Which is sent ont from
one CENTRAL Office to all Subscribers
simultaneously Clarion Ledger.
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Bucklen's Arnlca Salye.

The BEST SALyE in tho world for
snts, bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
faaeum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands, Chiiblains, Corns: and an siin
arslptiDiis. and positively cures Piles,
~ ~ pay required. II Is guarantcci
" elve perfect satisfaction or money
rcfsaadnd. Price rs cents Dor hay
Mor Sale. w s.. d. ioSrs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

nhIist there was a chance for s,l
sor the Couricr-Journa made a good
'ish' Tor silver. 1t is the friend, no
Tue enemy, of bimetal.ism. But
win silver steadily going down and
outright ia India. we
must say we sec little hope for the
metal. In any event that cow.
aroiy makeshift, the Sherman law
must Northumberland
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-07-15

Every city" paper We pick up has
something TO say about the deprccia.
'loh 81 the silver dollar. After awhile
'hey may get SO cheap as not to be
worth picking up in the road. Moth.
wlths'anding this possible financial
condition, they are taken at 100 cents
III the dollar at the BEACON office, and
thankcc. too.