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RUSSIA finds employment for the unemployed, but then Russia hasn't 6 Coxey aud Q commonweal army
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We are authorized to announce O. E. RHEGHINnIDtsE, of Jefferson County, as q candidate for the Ffftg-fourth Congress trom the Second Arknnsae Congressional DlsIriet subject to The action Of the Democratic Nom- inatinY COnyepfton.
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THE gold reserve at Washington is now only about s73, 900, 000.
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sox COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE

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A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN
A Page From Her History.

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 DE Miles New Heart Cure discovery of an eminent sDec.nllat ln heart disease, is sold by all druggists on t positive guarantee.O or sent by the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart Ind, on receipt Of price 9l per bottle, six bottles for 6, express prepaid ] ls positively free from al oplates or daggesgsls drugs
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FOE CIRCUIT CLERK


 We are authorized to anpounce MR. J0Hh wEEDOS, of Dudly Lake Townehip, as q candidate for Circuit Clerk or IeHcFs0h county, subject to tue action Of the Demo cratic party
 We are authorized to announce MIX. CHARLES K. flrzHLhH as 2 candlna,,s for Circuit Clerk Of Jefferson County. sup ect 10 the action Of The Democratic party To the Demoerats of Jefferson County Believing that tue office of Circuit Clerk of this county should bein tho hands or 8 Demo crat and. believing that can serve the beet iDteresiA of tho people 1.-the county in thas office aa effectively and iD as competent manuer as anyone else who may aspire to IT. I hereby announce myself napdldste Tor fhe same, subject to the action Of tbe peAs ocratic party Of the county, promising to mako faithful officer if bonored with tho suffrage Of tho people Very respectfully
 H.A. Mccoy To the Demoeratie Voters of Jefferson
 County A hereby announce ss candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk wholly subject the aec tion of the Democratic party. baye never failed in loyalty to the party, believing ts supremacy best assured good government and the prosperity of the iudiYidua citizen and so believing still it's polieies and men ball in the future, as in the past receive my unqualified support. ] am familiar with ffe duties of the office, and make the simpse promise. if honored with election, 10 courte- ously. faithfully and impartially discharge them under the law and oath of omee Soliciting your support, am, respectfully.
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ARKANSAS Industrial University, For Both Sexes
  Next Session Begins March 6 and Ends Dee. 6, 1894.
Winter Vacation.

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No 30 FEUILLETON
FLOR
CHEZ LIS Mains,
PAR A. DELAMoTHE.
XII

Tout a coup un grand cri eleva,
lie canot royal arrlvait, bondlssanL
SOUS les pagaies dams un flot d'ecume
ct portant lie rol entoure de ses guer
riers Negre colossal, a la figure hi
deuse barbouillee de blanc ct Ge nolr,
celui-ci fondlt sur PEclair, fit tourner
son canot au moment de laborder, ct
des deux mains envoya sa lance qui
rasa en- siffiant repauIe du docteur.
C'etalt lie signal de rattaque, les
arcs Sc banderent, les guerriers agi-
rent leurs iances, une nuee de feches
prelude de l'assaut obscurcit Fair.
A cette provocation NJ. Durand
lepondit par un seul mot :-Feu
Paul toucha supplement un bouton,
l'etincelle electrique iaillit dams vingt
cartouches chargees de deux cents
kilogrammes de dynamite. Une
vague enorme Sc soulevant aupres du
barage, a unc hauteur de plus de dix
pieds eclata CONNIE un volcan, envoy
ant quatre-vlngts pieds de hauteur
une colonne liquide qui, retombant
sur eIle-meme, broya plusieurs canots.
L'Ecla meme fut souleve, une
effro, able detonation fit trembler la
montague d'on ellie detacha des ro-
chers ct, brisant la digue dun seul
coup, ouvrit aux eaux accumulees,
dams le marais un passage vers le-
ouel elles Sc ruerent hurlantes, eche-
velees, lancant de roc en- roc leur
ecume avec leur colere ct entrafnant
avec elles, dams un epouvantable
tourbillon, la flotte ennemis presque
entiere, hommes ct canots, brises,
broyes, pulverises, que lie courant
furleux, roulant dams son ecume
sanglante, emporta jusqu'au Tanga.
nika don't cette partie du rivage fut
couverte depaves ct de cadavres.
Tn quart d'heure apres cette terri
BILE explosion, rEclair arrivait lui
aussi rapide CONNIE la feche, saisi
par lie courant qui, par ses brusques
secousses await brise ses cables ct
rayait lance dams les eauy profondes
du lac, on, apres avoir plonge a plus
de vingt metres il Sc releva fierement
CONNIE sill sc fht trouve dams son
element. C'est que cest une mer en-
effet que ce Nyanza, dune protondeur
enorme, long de plus de six cents
kilometres, large de cinquante dams
ga partie la plus etroite, ct don't la
superfcie calculee en- metres, mesure
l7,112,48O metres cares, ou 9.240
miles geographlques; on pourrait
dire mesurait en- 1870, car depuis il
ma cesse de s'agrandir, ainsi que FONT
constate les celebres yoyageurs Lii
vingstone ct Stanley, ct que ne lie
prouvent que trop les nombreux vii
lages don't, a plus de cent pas du
rivage actuel, on peut apercevoir
sous ses eaux transparentes les restes
relativement modernes.
Ce fut avec DIES transports de joie
qu'apres tant adventures, Gle dangers,
de souffrances, les six, seuls survi-
wants de la colonie de la Villa-Soleil,
remontes sur lie pont, quand lie navire
cut repris son equilibre, Sc jeterent
dams les bras les uns des autres, puie,
tombant a genoux remercierent Dlen
de la protection quill leur await
accordee.
]. On Sc trouvait alors a la hauteur
De ces petits flots pierreux ct deserts,
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lalre une promenade lOlntalne, puls
quand lis croirons nous tenir, nous
nous laisserons couler.
On cut dit que les cannibales Sc
pretaient de leur plein gre a cette
mystitication.
Croyant ne pas avoir etc apercus
lie long du rivage, don't leurs canots
faisaient incllner les herbes, lis don
nerent aux strangers tout lie temps
d'achever leur repas, de desservir la
table ct dc la remplacer par un
plateau de liege sous lequel NJ. Du-
rand fixa une bougie allumee. C'e-
TAFT un point de renere pour les enne-
mis- lis en- profterent, sortirent des
roseauS, Sc formerent en- ligne ct
savancerent en- ramant sans bruit
jusqu'a cinquante pas du canot, aux
trols quarts plonge dams lie lac,
oriente ct pref a partir.
Pe-sonne ne bougeait a bord.
supposant requlpage endormi, les
Ouvira redoublerent de precautions.
Deja lis n'etaient pas vingt
metres te leur proie, lorsque par un
prodlge inexpIicable pour eux, lie
canot commenca a s'eloigner, mais en-
conservant sa distance lis appuye
rent sur les rames, le canot Marcia
plus vite.
Alors Sc voyant decouverts lis
pousserent tous ensemble leur terri
BILE eli de guerre ct, frappant reau de
)eurs pagaies, firent voler leurs en-
barcations sur lie lac.
Peine inutile, le canot fant6me
gagnait du terrain j; les Ouvlra ne
tarderent pas a s'eparpiller, ills al
latent s'arreter quand lis remaraue-
rent que leur ennemi await cesse de
FUR, alors Sc reunissant de nouveau
lis fondirent en- masse compacte vers
lie point on brillait la lumiere.
seul lie plateau de liege surnageait,
lEcldir await disparu, force leur fut
de revenir aesappointes, mais ce
disappointment Sc changea en- ter
reur quand entire la terre ct eux, lis
apereurent le monstre en- pleine
lumiere prodigieusement grossi ct les
regardant avec ses yeux hamboyants
couleur de sang; alors ce fut une
affreuse debandade eclairee par de
longs jets de lumiere electrlque qui
permit aux explorateurs de JOUR
dams tous ses details de cette panique
grotesque.
Ce plalsir blen innocent devait
etre lie dernler, car lie lendemain une
amere deception attendait les Euro
poems une coupure profonde sepa-
rait bien les hautes montagnes a
fembouchure du Roussizi, mas en-
depit des assertions des prcmiers
voyageurs lie aeuve, quoique grossi
par les pluies, n'avait pas plus de six
pieds de profondeur dams le lit quill
s'etalt creuse a travers un delta
vaseux, convert par une veritable
foret de papyrus geants. Ce peu de
profondeur 4 son embouchure Gtait
dun mauvais presage; dependant lie
docteur ne voulait pas perdre tout
espoir ct une journee presque entiere
Sc passa a remonter sur une longueur
de trois cents metres un courant
impetueux mais a peine assez large
pour donner passage a rEclair.
II Sc pouvait dependant que der
riere la barriere lie roseaux on re-
trouvat CONNIE pour Ia Lira un
veritable aeuye, ce fut malheureuse-
ment le contraire qui arriva leau
diminuait de plus en- plus, d trois
cents metres du rivage rEclair Sc
choua sur la vase, Paul ct NJ. Durand
au risque de Sc faire surprendre par
les sauyages. s'embarauArent dams un
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wives areteS de la sierra dechlquetec
chacun, sans nul souci de Iagitatiol
des naturels sur la cote, ou de |:
poursuite plus obstinee que fructu
euse de pirogues detachees pour
surveiller les movements de :Eclaiy
s'abandonnait sans arriere-pensee i
son penchant favori.
Benito, assis sur lie pont, le dos
appuye la tourelle, fumait cigarette
sur cigarette ct calculait de tete lie
chiffre de sa fortune bien amoindrie
par la perte de ses diamants, l'incen-
die de la Villa-Soleil, ct que mainte-
nant il desesperait d'augmenter,
puisque desocmais lie voyage ne Sac
complirait que par eau.
Ces pensees rassombrissaient.
Jupiter s'lnquietait peu de l'avenir,
son commandant i'avait autorise 4
tendre ses fiiets a l'arriere CONNIE au
beau temps on il faisait DIES prises 81
merveilleuses dams lie golfe du Mexl-
que; ct, uniquement occupe de sa
peche, de quart d'heure en- quart
d'heure il ramenait sa traine dams
laquelle etincelaient les cuirasses de
toute couleur de ses prisonniers.
LIE docteur accourait alors, oubli-
ant sa gravite professionnelle JUS
qu'au point de- METRE bas son
hsbit bleu, a boutons dor, pour
plonger jusqu'au coude ses bras dams
lie tas les elements dune de ces
boullle-ahaisses au carl don't seul au
monde il await lie secret.
La variete est pour beaucoup.
mais il faut y ajouter lie cholx du
poisson, une selection intelligence,
CONNIE il lie disait.
Aussi quelle grayite dams cette
operation ! Avcc quel soin il mettait
a part chaque espece particuliere au
lac.
Lei, lie gros silure a peau nue. dun
brun fOnce sur lie dos ct oui so
coupe par tranches CONNIE lie thon, le
sangaros ecailleux moins grand
quoiaue dun volume honorable, lie
mUourO au corps epais ct charnu ct
a la chair exquise, lie chai cuirasse
mi-parti d'azur ct dargent, deux
poissons innommes par les natura-
listes, elegants de forme ct portant
presque la meme livree, blanche sous
lie ventre, rayee en- girls sur lie dos
chez Pun, chez l'autre en- bleu clair
la les blanquettes brillantes ct nacrees
CONNIE nos athletics lie lepidoptere,
commun dams lie Soukourou, des
perches, ct en6n dams un trolsleme
tas, car IL faut toujours des coquilla-
ges dams une bouille- abaisse vraiment
artistique, des crevettes, des moules
ct des huitres d'eau douce particu-
heres au lac ct draguees tout expires
parmi les papyrus.
Toujours exacts 4 relever les
moindres sinuosites de la cote, les
deux freres venaient de prendre la
hauteur approximatlve du Sanbourizi,
geant depassant de 500 metres lie
pic de Louangha, ct Sc disposaient,
la mutt approchant, a faire jeter
lancre dams l'interieur dune baie
parfaitement abritee, lorsque NJ.
Durand qui en- await enfin ini avec
sa selection, leur fit remarquer les
movements plus que suspects dun
grand nombre de guerriers autour
dune case cachee dams les arbres, ct
QUA ses dimensions Il etait aise de
reconna1tre CONNIE etant la residence
royale du chef des Ouvira.
Etienne aurait voulu qu'on s'elol-
enat, Paul fut davis contraire.
Nous ne pouvons etre mieux
qu'ici pour diner sur lie point a pabri
du vent qui commence s'elever. ct
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No. 40

lesquels II sc trouverent au pied dune
serie de cascades au bas desouelles le
Roussizl Sc divisait en- une foule de
branches qui sc perdaient dams le
marals, enchevetrement d'herbes ct de
bulssons parmi lesquels pullulaient
de monstrueuX crocodiles. La cir.
cumnavigation du lendemain ne
donna pas de meileurs resultats
la chalne de montagnes s'etait refer
NEE plus abrupte que jamals, domi-
nee par le pic de Louangha dune
altitude de 2,156 rieds.
Ii fallut redescendre vers le nerd
en- cotoyant la rive orientale du lac
encombree de iingles eplneuses ct
habitee par des Blkari billiards qui
poursuivirent rEclair avec acharn,-
ment pendant plusieurs miles.
A partir de Kisouagume les rives
redevinrent luxurlantes de vegetation.
arrosees par une foule de petites
rlvieres impraticables d'autres en-
barcatlons que de legers canots ct
4ui, tombant des montagnes, ma
vaient d'autre utilize que d'entretenir
Ia fra1cheur des palmiers on des
bananiers ombrageant dies villages
populeux entoures de champs de
sorgo.
LIE troisieme jour, rEclair serrant
toujours la cote entra dams la baie
dOudjidji.
Cette vile, assise au fond de Ia
bale, est la plus importante des bords
du Tanganlka ct lie lieu du rendez-
vous DIES traltants arabes de Zanzl-
bar qui possedent d'importants
Parmi les passagers de L lEclair il
men etait aucup, sauf peutetre Jupi-
ter, 4ui ignorat que cette capitale du
royaume de meme nom, frequentee
par les traitants de la cote ct yisitee
par un grand nombre d'Europ9ens
dams ces dernieres annees. a seryi
de residence au doctaur
Livingstone qui, plus tard, y fut re-
joint par le non moins celebre Stan
ley.
Ii pouvait done Sc trouver uuel-
que caravane en- ce moment dams son
ct 81 CONNIE il lie paraissait
malheureusemeut trop certain, la
barrlere dn lac Sc trouvait infranchls-
sable du cote du nord, CONNIE ellie
ravait etc reconnue au sud, lie mieux
puisqu'il etait impossible den retirer
Ectair prisonnier, serait de le cou-
ler a une profondeur de cinquante ou
solxante brasses, apres avoir dechar-
ge les objets quill est necessaire dem
porter, ct de Sc joindre a une societe
d 'Arabes, marchands d'ivoire ou
meme d'esclave, pour gagner Zanzi-
bar ct de Ia sembarquer pour rEu-
rope.
Apres une Tongue discussion dams
laquelle Benito Sc fit remarquer par
san opinlatrete a soutenir que cette
resolution etait la seule reasonable.
la proposition ayant etc mise aux
voix il fut decide, la majorite
gu Etenne ct lie docteur Sc rendraient
dams la vile en- canot pour prendre
DIES iufofmations.
lis sly rendirent en- effet sans beau
coup d'apprehensions, la population
etant habitue a voir des etrangers, ct
debarquerent aux yeux de leurs COM
pagnons demeures a bord, sur Ia
greve bordant Ia place du marches.
encombree dune foule nombreuse Sc
pressant autour des richesses appor-
tees soft de rinterleur du pays, soft
des bords du lac, tells que sorgho,
millet, sesame, haricots, volailles,
chevres, beufs mouton d crosse
queue, elais, bananes, huile de paine,
I'll de laiton-bracelets, Golfers, arachi-
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS CRUSADE.
He Is Making War Upon Gambling
and Extravaganza.

He Is Making War Upon Gambling
and Extravaganza.
The German Emperor is becoming re-
nowned for his interest in 'noral re-
forms," and this interest is nowhere
more apparent than in his dealing with
the officers of the army. He has been
known to dismiss an officer for no other
reason than driving to the parade-ground
in carriage and pair, instead of riding
there on the regulation mount, although
the officer in question was a wealthy
person. Equally rigid are his majesty's
rules with regard to gam bling, according
to The Echo, London, which says:
During the last years of the reign of
William l., the discipline of the German
army had been somewhat relaxed and
the officers of the guards had become
luxurious. But when the present En-
peror came TO the throne, almost the first
thing he did was to put his foot down in
the matter of gambling and extravaganza
among the officers of the army. In this
crusade against gambligg his zeal has not
yet slackened. We know how he insisted
that stern measures should be be taken
alter the Hanover gambling trials. He
has now issued orders torbidding officers
of the navy as we'll as the army taking
part in the betting with the so-calIed
'totallZator' on the race-courses. Other
Cabinet orders have been issued pro-
hibiting the presence of Prussian officers
on the race-courses except in full uni
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form, and granting them permission to
ride in the races only such horses as be-
long to officers in active service.
Nor can it be said that the Emperor
has not done what can be done by
way of personal example. When he
dined with officers of an Austrian regi-
ment lately, he stipulated that the meal
should be of frugal character, and his
maJesty's wishes were carried out to the
letter. Kaiser Wilhelm does not hide his
reason for his campaign against extrava-
gances and gambling in the services.
Realizing that the soldiers pay is not
large, and that it is To the interest of the
army that it shall be open to poor men of
merit, his majesty feels that a careful
Commapder-in-C is of necessity
compelled to wage war against customs
which encourage ruinous borrowing and
give an unjust advantage to the officer o I
private means.
That the Emperor's brother, Prince
Henry of Prussia, is desirous to assist
in keeping down extravaganza, is made
apparent from the following story in
UtrechtSche CoUTG3tt, Utrecht:
''At an inspection of the naval division
under his command the Prince noticed
that the men possessed of private means
exhibited only new clothes, or such
as had been but very little worn. Upon
inquiry he heard that these men bought
new clothes rather than patch their old
ones. His royal highness dispatched a
messenger to the castle, who soon re-
turned with a suit of white duck, which
Prince Henry unfolded before the ESn-
JdftTigen gentlemen volunteers. The
clothes were well-worn and neatly
patched, and the Prince addressed his
hearers as follows;
My superior officers compelled me to
repair my working-suit when l served
my first term aboard, as a mildly | do
not doubt that you have the means to
purchase duck shirt, and so has, in fact,
any sailor. But, gentlemen. some of you
expect by and by to beco,ue officers
How can you expect to be intrusted with
the property of the country, if you are
not more careful of your own?"
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Lieutenant-Governor ]. B. Reddick is
in the city.
A. L. Nichols. the Chico merchant, is
taking in the fair.
James Cairn Simpson, the veteran turf
writer, is among the visitors to the fair.
Frank Kunsting, merchant of Frank
lin, and his clerk, Harry Luttig, are stop
ping at the Capital Hotel.
William NJ. Sims, II. C. McLeary and
DR.. w. G. Reith have returned from the
Rubicon and Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. f. a. Lyons and daughter Mabel
and Miss Laura Cooper have returned
from months visit to Santa Cruz.
Charlie Nj. Campbell has returned from
San Francisco, whittier he went to attend
the dedication of the new Young Mems
Christian Association Building few days
ago,
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BEAT HIS WIFE BRUTALLY.

C. r. Gregory at His Old Tricks Again
and is Arrested.
G. r. Gregory. who was in the Police
Court some months ago for beating his
baby with leather strap and was only
saved from prison by the fact that his
family would suffer for food if he were
imprisoned, is in trouble again.
This time it is for beating his wife bru-
tally, blackening her eyes. choking her
and bruising her terribly. officers Nc
Manus and BALI arrested him last night
and lodged him in Jail. Gregory was
one of the principal detectives who acted
in the interest of Worden and others
during their examination at Woodland
for n-wrecking, and made himself
very offensive to the prosecution.
The record-union., 1894-09-12
NORTH VS. SOuTH
No. 10 of the Harper's War Series /
Now Ready,

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Now Ready.
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l9 OF the Harper's War Series, and is
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ending with the last number received.
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rived, and the many subscribers who
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perfect their sets can procure it at the
Office.
The constantly increasing demand for
the histories is the very best evidence of
their worth, aud hundreds of RECORD
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