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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-18
Have You Money
To Invest?
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a Per Cent Loans.

The following is a partial
list of completed gilt-edged
first mortgage loans on hand,
which we offer for sale, sub
ject to previous selections,
for their face - "ccrued
interest. These l,Aus have
been carefully selected by
us. and are iirst-class in
every respect. They are all
z PER CENT net to the inves-
tor. We have many other
loans to offer, if these are
not in amounts TO suit the
investor:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-18
Don't be MiSleQ

RY gushing advertisements, but
y for good frst-class, honest
made Clothing, there is no place
like
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-18
COINAGE OF SILVER,
Carlisle Tells How Many Dol.
lars He Has Stamped.
ALSO THE REASON FOR ELS ACTION.

One and a Half Millions Coined During
the Present Admin;stration-AM Matter
of Redemption and Duplication of Cur
rency InvoIved-Notes and silver Pur-
chased With the Same Cannot lie Out
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

= 9rintt Gone Star 8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22
etGrfe Setn sterp eninftem .

Mtt io8. Ssrnbtsuna8mtttel unb Spt1ten tauuIt
Du baS n;fi tbun Dtele Migturen MAIDEN BITE Rerz
ben nit itart, uno ha tie baS ntSt tbur erfiueu e
aud ntHt tbre 3ped, hd8 Hsrsenipitem su fdrtcn.
N6brene bet egtremen Sdaen-une nur bel ipl6en -
pom neIpoier neberrei5una iplde Orc9uen am Ylase
ieiu m6aen, 10 TT br bdufi9er Sebrauh fur 3arten
Sraant5maS. auf ben ie pirfen, Ietht Ihdblt6, uub
bteS nm 70 mebr IA bic bereffrnee DofS fetts rer=
mebrt pereen mub, nm bic aeipfni6te 98irtuns terz
porbubrin3eu. Sofetter'5 Ma9enbterS III has bette
Subftttut fur iplte lhdtlthe Droeuen. G5 berubist
be Nerpen, tnoem es Ie erfrilht tmurt itdrtt.
Der 3uSammcntans 3pttden S6pd6e eeS Rerpenip
FIRMS uno S6pabe her Seieauunyspr9are TT ndh8ez
tpteien. Snbem eoS 8itterS enen pobltbdtiaen Gin
HuB aui 6te 9ert auunaSs unb Giiimirunssfdbtstett
reS 4crper8 utt, burbrtnat e5 oa5 aan3e GpIem NIT
Sponnfraft, wel4er ein gut IbeiI ben Eers
pen 5usute tpmmt. @u& seblcu6e mon has SitterS
sst Walarta, Seritopfuns @ausnbei6meresn unb
Nterenleoen,
StrauBenfett 9enieBt in
Ifrifa grOBer 0teputation. Sas
@rite, mas Der 5dger na6 Dem @rlegen
oes Straube5 tbut, lit, bab CT Die Saut
lor9fdltia fortidafft, oamit Die SeOern
feinen S6a0en lcioen; ba8 StrauBens
fett fin0et man in iebem beleren @e,
lddftslofale bort unO lit oaGelbe BRET
nal 10 tbeuer lpie Butter +; eS lit Dies
audi bcr einii9e iibri9e Ibejl bes 3bes
res, weltber YcadtlIn9 finoet. Das
Sctt miro ais 9iabrlln9Smittel wie ais
Wteoitament beniitt. 9lu6 oaS Ssett
oes amerifanil6eu }StrauBeS srfreut li4
gleiher Beabtltug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

Nefrntenfans in 8raiilien.
Ote lange Oauer Der Standardization III
Bralilien fiuoet ibre GrtlQrung in ser
2batlabe, oaB Die Slufitdnoil9en smar
Serren oes WteereS lino. aber auf bem
Sanoe feline, welli9ltenS feline erflGrtea
Eartei9an9er baben, unO oaB bic Ye~
mannun9 ibrer @el6maoer nur iebr uil=
oollitanoig lit. I'm leiu S6iffsperloz
nal 81 perlnebreu, bat Der glonliral De
Wfello, mic Der gSannop. Gour." be-
rt1tet, Tol9enoeS merfmurbi9e Mtittel
GUT 2nWenOun9 gebra6t: @ines Dtors
gems laben Die 9iationalgarOen, Die in
Der 0tdbe bes Wtarine-9lrlenals bon
Rio Saneiro oil Der Seetiilte patrouils
lirten, einen nit appetitfi6en 2ebenss
lnittelu beiaoenen aabu, Der als Beute
oeS Wfeeres aui ben SSellen gu treiben
l6ien. Sic lieBen ibu an ii6 beranz
tomlnen nno Do9erfreut ilber ibren
Suno, ftie9en 9egen 50 Q8aebter in ocu
groBen S6iffsraun. 9lber pl0tlid)
fabltea lie ii6 nit 9roBsr S6aelli9fett
Gus Der gat na6 Dem @uBenbafen uno
BON bort anf Die bobe Gee sntfnbrt.
Der 8abn mar mittellt zines lebr lauz
gen, unter SSoiier befinoli9en @nfers
taueS init einer Dampibarfe perbunoen,
Die eili9it nit ooller Oampftraft oapons
fnbr uno Die 9tational9arOen all 0oro
beS nIqnioabau" bradte. Der Nomis
ral De Wfello loll oen selungenen SpaB
logar lolpelt 9etrieben babeu, oaB er
Dem Wtarld)all geiroto einen g6ef fir
50 9lational9aroen lbidte. Siber lit,
oaB Der 3wil6eniall einen lebr 9roBeu
@rfol9 gebabt bat uuo Der rgiationals
9aroen=San0" lit III Bralilien bereits
lprt6wOrtli9 9eworoeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22
9oftu.arseu sts Saystcn.

Nus 9lmerita merocn id9rlitD fir
nlebrere 1auleno 0oaars gebrau6te
9riefmarfen ua9 Deutl6lanS seI9ift.
Oie 8riefmarfenl lammellputb, pel6e ia
aud DierSulanoe 9enu9lam perbreitet
1T, bat bort eins geraoe5u erl6redenoe
NuSoebnung 9efunoen, uno felt eini9er
3eit permenben oie Sammler Die Mfar>
fen gu beforatioen 3peden. Wfillionen
iiber Wtillionen seitempelter 8riefnar=
fen weroen in Deuti6lano jabrli6 gum
GapeSireu BET @dnoe perbrau6t. Sin
3immer BON lnaBiger 9r0Be fann nit
100000 Wfarfen gemObnli6en Sornats
oollitdnoig tape3irt peroeu. 0eute,
lpel9e iib nit bieler 2iebbaberei abgez
ben, entlpideln sroBe Sinoisfeit ir Ser
Qnoronun9 Der Wtarfen uno burd ges
i4ntadoolle 3uiamlnenitelluns Ser 6ars
ben f0nnen in oer 26at biibl1e Gffefte
er3ielt peroeu. @enn Die Wtarfeu
nod pieler Wfiibe auf bic @ano oes
3immers aufgeflebt lino, miro oas
8anSe nit SiruiB ii5erltri6en, Inn es
Dor Uel6aotguns su bewabren.
Wtarfen unb Tbeile BON Wtarfen,
lperoen 5ur 8erSieruns BON Gilden uno
8ommooen perpenOet. Wtan i6neioet
biersu }. 9. ben 9opf Walbinetons
ior9falti9 aus ben 3peicentsmarte1
aus unb flebt Sunoerte bieler 9(us<
iAnitte auf Die 2il6platte; barum biz
bet man BON 2auieuOen Der aussei6nit<
tenen j3iffer y2" eiueu Tano uub oers
J 9lei6en &unltltiide mebr.
Sin Wfann III 9iem gorf, mel6er
lelbit fein profeilioneller Wtarfenbano=
ler 1T, lenbet idbrlih nabe3n 25, ,OOO,s
! 600 Wfarfen oil eiueu 6Gnoler in
DeutI6lanO. sln ben slei9em Sanos
ler perididt ein 9lsent in Baltimore
nod weit 9r0Bere Wengen.
Dte N9enten er6alteu Die Wearfell
aus alien 1beilen bes Sltens. ainber,
tpel6e ii6 1al6en9elo, Srauem, meld)e
it9 9iaoel9elo (GanoD9elo miro wobl in
| beioen 6allen Der pallenoere Nus6rud
leinD perl6affen lpUtleu, Sonntaasz
ilDuleu uno 8o6ltbdtigfeitsanltalfeu
lanllnelll olele Wtarfen unb ienben 1ie
oen Ngenten in Biiu0eln BON 10000,
10000, $4,000 ober 100000 Stiid.
Ser gemobnlide Rreis lit 3ebn @euts
per 2auleno, bod brin9en Die rotben
| 3melcentsmarfen meniger, meil Iie oie
tSarbe nibt gut 6alten. Oie f(eiueren
Wertbe Der @olnmbusaus9abe er5ieleu
30 @ents per 9auleno ieltene Marfen
natiirlt6 mebr, bod MAIDEN bie beut<
l6sn Sanoler feine beionbere Snltrsn=
gun9el, lol1c auI amerifanil6em
Wtarfte 81 crperbeu. Die 8riefmarteus
oeforatlonsmanie bat berSulanbe nod
Denig Spfer 9eforoert, bod ioa III 9iem
g)ort etit Samlnler bereits unter sic
Gape5irer 9eben lpolleu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

Zig griinblider unb augenebnier iuirtt, Uors
tleben? gDenn ia, ntmm DR.. Yierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Sie fiub bic fleinften,
bic utilbelten IN bet Wirfuns unb er;ielen bic
9riinoltbften nno tusiteitreibenben IeIuls
tate. Sie mirfeu, nit @inem Wort, uaturs
9emdb uno besbolb auf bic Gauer. 0erffopf.
un9, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, bili0fe an.
tdue, saRrlidlcs NIB bili6ies 8opfrpeb nn6
aue Storun9en bsr 2eber, bes Wa9en8 unb
per Glngeioeice merben bur9 iie prompt se.
ltnoert uro anf bic Dauer gebetlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22
Ru6lens Mrutea ealbe.

Dte Bette 6aIbe Der Welt fur S&nitte, Auetitun.
sen, @ei6phre, Giebers unb SautsGnSf9Ias SI.Gt,n.
geiprun9ene Sdnbe, Grpfbeuien unb o1e Souttrant.
b.tten; furirt Sdmcrrb0tben pber feine BeSabluus
gbaiss Sufrtebenhett sarauttrt obsr eas GeIS NTH
suridtyfattet. 25 Gents bic S1a&teI. 9um @erfuu
In aEen Gpottefen. Neplrb DrttB, 1bemoipn q Co.,
mboleioIe
= Sm @efdnaniBbofe gu plobeniee
fanb bic gntbauptung bes 8uti6ers
4arl afbn tatt, wel6er ben 9anbelss
mann Wlbelburg ermorbet bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

- Ser CmlaSina prpceB 1T ieBt
in Drag gam QbidluB gelangt. 3eigz
loier ipurbe 3u 8. Wen3el unb @i3of gu
6, Wa inert. Stida unb 9raB gu 5
Sabren @efdngniB berurtbeiIt uno Die
anberen Mitglieber ienes 6ebeimbun'
bes 3u Strofen bon Elm paar Wonaten
bis gu 3pei SabreE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

r8enu iutr 0eiueu Gatarrb nid5t furireu
tonnen, etnerlei tutc id5timm ODER eiuae,
tuur3elt 9etn Sal, 70 SG5len iuir Dir $500
baar." 90 ia1tet oas ppu ben Giaenthii.
tnern BON DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy ae,
eebene geripfed)en. Seipeilt CO ntd)t, beffer
ais g8orte birS Derni0sen, bab es ctn Witttt
TT, lueld)es Satarrb furtrt2 Rotten.
punft: MIR so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

gS Sobnbduler aus Sll6e iino
eine neue @rrungenld)aft Der 8aus
te6uif lit Oeutl6lanO. 9l1eroingS bat
man ia l6on felt Sabren bie slide fir
gau;wsfe nanniafa@ perpertbet, gum
GeiIpiel 3u SiiiIun9en Ii. !. ID. uno aub
uobl aus 9lidle Steine fir leihte 3mis
i9enwdnbe ber9eitellt. Sin mebritOdises
@o6nbauS bat MN Vauneiiter gSasner
in Simburg d. 6. gan; aus 9ll6e berses
itellt. 2llleS Wtauerlperf bonn Sodel
auf fwGrtS beitebt obne 9lu8nabme aus
Ml6e uno 3lpar obne jeoe Sanbbeiz
miI6ung, aud bem Wt0rtel nidt.
Nuh Die Stofmerfb6oeu lperoen ebens
fails aus einem slIdensemense (anitatt
Sol3oidtung) an9ele9t uno iugar oa8
tuppelformise DAD beitebt aus elmer
nur lDeni9e Gentimeter Siinneu, wetter.
feiten @ipsi0i9t. 9lu9 sic fir ben
(bgSantinil6en) Stil notbmenbiae eSteins
bauerarbeit lit unter 3uhilienabme BON
Vrndl6ntt bon natiirli6em Steiu
faum unteri9eiObar ber9eltellt. DieS
Verfabren bat offcnbar polfslpirtbs
l9aftlide Veoeutung. oa bisber p6llig
wertbloie Wtaiien bon 81 l6e, S6utt
uno Sizes in oieler 6orrn gu @ertbeu
9ema1t perben, bel beren 6erltellung
auBeroetl slrbeiter 8el4dfti9uus finben.
Ger rei6lte unionsltaat
i'm 8erbdltniB gu leiner @inpobneGabl
1T Galifornien. Dallelbe 3dblte @nOe
beS leeteu SabreS 100000 Ginmobs
net, oa8 Gi9entbum oes Staates aber
bat iid felt 1880 uerOoppelt. Die ealts
forni l6en Sparbanfcn peiIen gc9enz
pdrtis Depoiiteu i'm @eialnmtbetra9c
BON $139, 100000 auf. Su 8e;ug auf
Die Brobuftiou bon Sob, gSeiu, Oos
Mig. Pomeran5en, Wtanoelu uuo Nallz
nillien ran9irt Californian nnter ben
llnlonSltaaten al erlter Stelle, mabreno
eS linli6tli6 Der Gr3eu9un9 oieler ans
oerer Prooutte nabe3u ben erlten 8las
elnnimmt. Die caliiorujl6en Sob
minen lieferten im pergauscneu Sabre
cine @elammtausbeute i'm g8ertbe BON
81, 100000, anoerc foitbare Wtetalle,
Uel6e Californian in uerilo0eneu Sabre
berporbrahte, repr0leu.irten einen Sc
lammtbetrag bon s7,OO0,o0o. San
6ranciSco 1T sur 3eit inter oen (0dien
Der gSelt Der beoentenblte fir beu gSal>
fldTang.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22
Nene Satines.

Wir fiibren iebt ein grObes
2ager neuer Satines, in fran-
sOIii6en Mufern, 8rocats
6an9irenb unb W}oirse Mus
fer, fiir nur
123 Gents aufm6rts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

ltniere neiten 9iite 4tnb Gar
mitmren treffen iett td8lid)
elm, sa beren @eiitbtisuug iptr
einlaoem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22
Ofeue gbaaies.

Sieielben baben fi6 trob
Der Wanbelbarteit Der Mobe
idon ieit Sabren bauernb sll
bebaupten gemuBt. Sebe Sal
ion bringt neue, nunberbiib=
fife Muiter in ben beri@ieben.
fen Nuancen berbor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

@ir btetem bte itbDmftea
Sanoitbmbe 81 bem benfbar
ttieSrigiten 4reiiem ant. Man
fpnttte itnS famie!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

6te
bic @r0 sc
Der seuObnli.
den 8taen.
Senf an al bic
unbequemlids
feiten uno ben
1erser, ben fie
Dir bereiten.
Wiirbeif On ct.
mas, baa leid).
ter gu nebmen
1T iIuA oleidaeis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-02-22

saeme gtrmmpf. gDaarem a.
.snerb6rt niebri8en 9reiien.
8rDRe Mnstuabl In Ieime.
tten 4nidentiid1erm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
Objections Filed.

Not long ago the APPEAL COM
pared witnesses who swore wom-
ems characters away to ours and
suggested a punishment Of ten
years in the penitentiary for such
work. The Santa Monica Enter.
prise, however, files objections as
ollows:
We have two objections to urge
as follows:
/. It does the "cur" injustice
no matter il he be "yaller,'
NANCY, fiea-riddeu and flea bit
ten and too poor for a boy to skin
and take the hide to a tannery
2. Fen years ,only in the peni.
tertiary, for such things as those
witnesses, Is too short. Eternity is
none too long; and the sentence
should be for that long and a day
and without possible pardon.
Such things should be in deep
est solitude, for their communion
" \ ordinary convicts would de
moralize San Quentin or Fol-
som.
The amendments are accepted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
QUICK TIME, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger
trains make prOsaas cacncc3ian.
WAN the several railroad t:uxaf,
the Easf
Pullman Palace, sieeuinc Cars
and tourists sleeping Cars attach
ca TO ali trains. Dining Cars at
taehed to fast mail trains between
'ue kee and Ogden.
Tickets sold. sleeping car berth.
secured and other information
given ON application to
n. l.. FIELD, ACT,
RENO DEPOT.
r. II. GOODMAN,
GEN: PASS. ACT.
RICHARD GRAY, GEN. TRAF. MANC.
san FRANCISCO. CAT.
nov2.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
AL PA2TlSANSHlP

The Sat Lake Tribune in an
editorial makes the claim that i'm
all sections of the country the
Democrats have knitted the white
metal. 1t then complacentiy
adds:
On the other hand. the Repub-
Iican party has been coming more
and more to the silver standerd "a.
Protection and silver are get ing
10 be day by day more pronoun-
cediy the slogan OF Republicans.
the people understand that the
Republican party can lie trusted
to carry out its declarations.
When the Republicans and the
republican party declare for free
silver, as they are constantly
doing, the peop.e know they mean
IT. therefore, we count every vic
tory won by the Republican party
as a victory for silver, as well "a
Tor protection. When resolutions
pronounciDg in favor OF free sill
We" coinage can pass at such a
altering as the annual meeting
OF the Home Market Club of Bos-
ton, we are justified in feeling ex-
ultant over the prospects of silver
with the Republican party. The
Republican sky has not only sill
yer lining, but it is getting to be
pretty much OF armament OF
ripping silver stars.
Admitting that the Republican
party has suddenly D gan a
change Of front un silver let us
ask why? Simply because it has
lost ii million votes because of its
refusal to pass silver bill 1t is
not friend OF the white metal
from choice but it has been forced
to its attitude by seeing its old
following flowing to new party
Now let us see what the San
Francisco Argus thinks Of the
situation. Il says:
From the lesson Taught hv the !
recent election il is piaiu 10 SEE |
that the reconciliation of silver |
can only come through the Dem |
ocratic party
1t is because of this everlasting /
warning OF the TWO parties in
their sham battles over the silver
question that the people have de-
cided TO form Il new party whose
position on the silver question
will not be q mattel of conjec-
ture.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
OUR DUTY.

Amid all the confusion, corrup-
ton and political debauchery of
the late election, the great plain
people doubled their vote for the
Peoples party and thus gave en-
phatic evidence of reward and
doubled confidence in it's prip-
ciples. A party with two million
votes cannot he called myth or
longer ignored. The aggregate
vote OF the Populists will in = few
months cause more comment than
the unprecedented landslide 10 the
Republican party, because ii is
far more significant. These land
slides have been going on for
some time from one old party to
another. but the formation OF
distinct third party, with a growth
of 1900 600 in four years, never
took place before in this country
1t is significant and will challenge
the careful consideration of hun
dreds Of thousands Of the best and
most earnest thinkers throughout
the nation. This examination
wi be crucial and on the results
will depend the future of the
party. What we need and must
have in order 10 lhriug success
are the business men and traders
OF our towns and cities. With
them on our side success is as
sured. Now is the time to win
this class over to our cause, and
no effort in that direction should
be neglected. The first, and we
VIII say the most important, step
in this line is to eliminate the
crank and his notions from the
councils OF the party. Force all |
wild theories, impracticable ideas,
and visionary notions to the rear |
and stand squarely upon the plain |
doctrines of the Omaha platform.
We have been injured, sadly in |
jured, by some OF our state plat
forms, which however, honestly |
intended, were to a degree indefen-
sible. These two million voters
expect solid and beneficial states
and they must rot be
II is our duty TO mark out plan
OF campaign for the coming two |
years, and frown down all side
issues or Cntangling theories. We
must rise to that plane Of intelli-
gence and craftsmanship which
this Immense following demands.
Unless this is done. and some of
he improbable follies Of the past |
rele@ated tn the rubbish heap
our work will all come to naught,
md that speedily. National
" atchman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02

Bryce and Meders New Orchestra
Latest and most popular dance music
+ She day furnished for Balls, Par
We'd has. etc anI5
C'nihes cleaned and pressed for 81
a snit Repairing done also Oh short
notice. Sat:sfaction guaranteed.
Ladies and gentlemen's clothes dyed
with fast colors at lowest prices.
Chairs caned from IS cents up.
Leave orders with j. A. Bird.
EfssS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
h:.Hg.la'~ 'tJisnlcut.

J hict nas hoen used III Carson for
'er twenty-five years, has saved
.I,-ny an ache and pain tn those y no
No"~ 1t Ii Is really intended for
a"rsss but works with the same mag
e;'l effect on the human. 1t is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
IS the king of the world. Aches
knocked out III short order. No
horseman should be without a bot
tie. nfts
Benton's Imminent for sale at al
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
TIE SOUTHERN
ssSsl $50 ssr..z = :. i. -
PACIFIC COMPANY

Commencing saturday Nov. =.
1891. and until farther notice
trains Will leave Reno a.. follows
S;2S "a. m. Daily Atlantic IN
press. trains for sfuneusucc,
Battle Mountain. E'alisa,ie. a. sdeu
and East. Carries only arst-rla--
passengers through and local.
Dining ear so Og en-
80 y. ms. Daily Pacific Ex-
press train fer GracAee. Sacra-
nienfo. Esenecia and san Fran-
cisco. arriving at G:s5 Il. ia con
Meeting nj sacra nsento az ES:25 "A
IN. with the New Orleans ssNpEeSs
KGr Fresno. Santa Barbara. Los
Angeles. san Diego. also at 1:ID
D. ma. for Woodland and knights
Aandis=
o:O5 u. IN. Daily Atlantic ES-
press for Winnemucea, Rattle
Mountain PaIisade. ugden and
Ea-' Carries FIRST and second
class passengers local ana
through.
% u. m. Daily Pacific EN-
press train for RoseViiie. Junct-
ion. Sacramento. and san Fran
cisco via ssenecia ARRIVING. az %. ~
II. M Connects at sacramento
with train leaving at IO:9s
n IN. for Stockton. Lathrop. San
jose san Francisco, Fresno. Los
Angeles San Diego: and East. via
New Orleans: at 1880 a. m. for
Williams. Willows and Redding:
AT :o1 p. m. for He'd Blur and AT
10 SO y. IN. for MarysvflIe. Chico.
Sss-.i"iHg, Portland and Puget
SDIs-4s, points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-02
kolb Quits.

Montgomery, Ala. Dec. l.
kolb was sworn in by James W
Howell, a Justice of ,the Peace, in
the lew Office of Warren Reese
Captain ko,b made II short
temperate address. The ouiy bit.
terness in 1t was directed at Gov
ernor Oates, whom he termed as
a usurper. He would use every
means TO gain the position which
belonged TO him. tie cautioned
the people against violence and
concluded amid three rousing
cheers.
Not over 200 Kolbites were in
the crowd and there was no signs
OF arms among them. They dis
persed, but proceeded down town,
where they are enlisting in Crows
compeny,lalthough the latter has
no definate plan Of action.
During tho past few days George
ID. Hedrick of Cincinnati, has been
in this city visiting his niece Mrs.
Charles Rulison. The fret time she
ever saw him was when h took his
Thanksgiving dinner at her house
last Thursday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-06-07
To The Ladies'.

I have received my new stock of
SPRING HATS and INNINGS
but have concluded to sell them
at ACTUAL COST, con-
seseqnently you now have chance
to buy the best hat ever brought to
Green Forest for the least money,
Call at my residence south west
part of town.
Mrs. Cynthia Buell..
Stacy will give you o clean
shave and neat hair cut
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is famous as a
Cure for severe colds.
Famous as a
Preventive of pneumonia.
Famous as
Preventive an i cure for Group.
Famous for the relief it affords
in case OF
Whooping cough.
Famous as a safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try it. SO cent bottles for sale by
DR.. J. e.. Harbert.
From the Harrison Times we
learn of the marriage OF jeff
Butler to Mrs. Samantha White
of Omaha, Boone county. Buffers
actions in the last few years should
merit the contempt OF everybody.
He was formerly an honored cit
izon of this county. He took his
family and emigrated to Idaho II
or Is years ago. Two years ago
this fall he left that State with q
car load of horses and came to
Boone county, telling his family
and creditors that be would return
as soon us he disposed of his hor
ses. He has neither returned te
his family or satisfied his credit
ors. His family in the West con
sis.s of wife and ten children
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-06-07
North Side Square.

Some interesting local news
on fourth page.
If your watch stops take it to
Lauderbalk at Rerryvil tt.
F. 0. Butt n ade a business and
pleasure trip to Beaver this week.
Frank Tanning has moved into
his elegant resident ust completed
in the Grim Addition.
W. A. Butt left Tuesday for
Eureka Springs where he goes to
be examined by the Pension Board.
Don't lose sight of the fact that
Bean at Berryville will give your
horse first class feed for Is cents.
--latest report from Price Walker
who has been sick at his home on
Usage for several days is that
he will recover.
Mrs. Redding says her trade is
increasing all the while, that her
trade has been better the last week
than ever before.
o. yes, O yes, the great hat sale
at w. r. Sneed Il Co. is now open!
They will sell their entire stock of
hats they now have on hands at
actual cost.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Crockett & Redding has
this day dissolved, the latter re-
manning in business at the old
stand, assuming all indebtednss and
collecting all accts. May 20, 1894.
Mrs. REDDING.
J.. S. Shipman Of Carrollton, J. P.
Fancher, J. R. Handy, T. G. Free
man, J. S. Naples, Scott Grim and
J. l.. Russell, Of Berryville, attend
ed the special meeting of the Mas
sonic Lodge here Saturday night.
The latter gentleman was raised to
the degree OF Master Mason at
this meeting.