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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1895-02-09

y FEY RlER 1895.
prologue Gina est la file de Matte de seeur ait
de Leontne deja presentee ecteur,
devendrala niece de Gothic CONNIE
de deux pettes raache dune manee
ntime cee de Gina, e vols orcee de les
ecteur an quill puisse les reconna1tr orsque plus tar
les trouvera cotes de Gina la quarteronne.
Leontine Ia dit Angelque la belle quarteronne
await etc ellie await etc la de 1at
de Nine Percy He1as nous le savons tous nous alta
chion ben Importance la conduite nos esclaves
ct jamas la pensee de demander Angeique le nom du
pere de enfants serat Mime Percy Comrne
Je la dit la eune quarteronne etait fort belle et dams
toute autre situation aura ben certainemen parer
ellie; ma1s, position descave mposait certaine
restrete q empechat beaute de dams tout
son ecat De plus, Ange1que adorat aitres ct ne
cherchat aure bonheur que ce1u de ce de les
de rester aupres deux Certes cee de toutes les
escaves la condute de la eune quarteronne t point
modee de purete mais jaais le devergondage sy
a, ct lorsque Leontine monde deux apres
naissance de Matte on Mathe Percy hssita point
la confer de lait convaincue que cetait une
seconde quee donnait file Et ellie ne Sc trompa
pas fut tendresse bornes avec un de-
vouement abeou Angelique alma renfant de ses mai
tres Et Matte, grandssant, partagea ben vte Get
ct devouement netait quee ne fit pour
plaire eune maitresse Dams pespor de devenir Nh
jour femme dechambre ellie apprenait acoude Golfer
recompense de totes les penes qu Sc
donnait, que quelques paroles decouragement Matte
etat oin dstre aussi belle que sa mere mais ellie
ellie etat excessivement gracieuse et quelle ellie
await grande piete queIe devait a Texemple de
Leontine.
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gque etat ne. aprss celia periodic de sept
setait ecoulee
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monde petite file une beaute extraornare sur
laquelle Leontinc et Matte des
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des mlers de pettes boucles dun de ais L<otne
declara ee vouait ee Ia de cette petite e
cherchait le plus jo que les romans Ii mode
pouvaient lui quand Angeique coupa court cetteI
recherche en- declarant que enant gnoble
nom de Jeanette
et ee est Iorsquee etait encous toute
petite.
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ut Gethe par mere cette enfant, fs
l'un AIernand encore plus belle que sa sour ii
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1895-02-09

PAROISSE 81. JEAN-BAPT1STE,
Tout desirant consulter avant de rendre
rsponse positive dtele en aurais pas vouu
de &c soin mon ami Cest Mamie qui tout fat Eugene
est proms Baptiste e faneux restaurateur qu
oe quarante pastres par Colas notre cocher
empoy din pour le meme prix des que
aurons dispose des deux paires de chevaux Nine Duba
Ieine la grande modise meurt denvie davor deux
fees de chambTe Euale Rosine, qui coeuses
coutureres achevees ellie payer cnquante
pastres par mois, pour les deux Maintenant pa ans
notre ardnier propose de Sc louer ueme ct
de nous donner cnq pastres par semane Recaptuons
cent cnquante piastres tous les mois cest
une petite fortune
Ou 81 ces coqas ne font pasles na1ades, ou ne vous
Ijouent pas quelque tour de Jarnac Mais vous, mon
ennt, ques domestques rsservezvous surtout 81
fvous prenez des pensionnaires
al cause de tout celia avec Mamie ct ellie M assure
quele ct enauts sufront trentaine de pension
nares De plus sacez bien que compte pas roster
Ioisive.
I Comment avez-vous arrange votre servicer Vous
n'avez pas didee CONNIE vosp plans M 'intsressent
Manie garde mains (sous surintendance) e gou
vernement h 1nenage sinstale la cuisine Papa dsait
touours qu Angique etait veritabe Gordon beu ct
qu Eugene meme pouvait lu stre compare Louis son
hs, seize ct sentend service de la
sale unange Oh Matte aimee, ira Paider
des pensionnares Matte promet de remplacer
Rosine st Eale de devenr femme chambre
modiste 81 de Golfer qe Rosne Res
tent mautenant deux pettes avorte Jeanette ct
Gothe - deux plus jeunes files Angeiq e vous vols
docteur ct je votre opinion an sujet de ces
deux pauvres eants Mas toutes pettes qelles soien
ees peuvent METRE Ia tout Ia cuisine arssi bien
qu' 'au piano s.
I<ontne, doucement e yieux meden ce est pe,1t-
ste pas e moment de vous gronder mais ai toujours
blame voe coupabe indulgence envers ces deux petites
vous les habz de velou1s ct de sat vos
11c
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
SHORT CUT TO NEVIS,
..nv INTERESTING EVENTS som ALL
sEcToHs or THE CcuNIHY
a eriof Summary Of the News Of the Week
Compiled for Tribune Readers

The eo1d reserve is down % $3.50 900.
The supreme court of this state holds
that miscegenation IS unlawful,
Mrs. Helen n Cougar suggests that
both gold ard silver be denenetiged.
It is expected that a commission will
soon be appointed to examine route
for 2 cana. rom the Atlantic to the
Great Lakes.
Advertisements have been made for
bids for the constructions Of new fast
torpedo boats.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
as increased the wages OF 1000 en-
ployes 10 per cent
W. 3. Taylor. negro, vas given
seven years in the pententialy at Lit
| tle Rock Saturday.
Newfoundland's new tariff makes re-
[talatory discrimination against the
Omitted States.
Ex-congressman Bryan says he will
rot support gold standard candidate
|even though democrat.
The exact amount OF the Chinese
Indemnity to Japan IS 282 500.
bee Mexican silver dollars.
The United States Consul at Santi-
Eso de Cuba reports yellow fever TO be
Increasing alarminely il Cuba
Senator Stewards Silver knight Of
kmerica organization has been ineor.
boratad under the laws Of Virginia.
The number Of sal vessels built and
ocumented in the United States last
ear was 6S2 against rs the year be-
pre-.
Boss Tom Platt is credited IS saying
u at if Mckinley Or Harrison is either
Eliminated by the republicans, he will
IN New York over 20 the democrats.
Mrs. Annie Kelley has been pro-
bnnced insane at Jacksonville, lad
e says her dead husbands ghost
unts her for marrying soon after
death.
t is hinted that the republican and
bnocrat executive committees will
bn hold a conference with view Of
tting off toe next national coavan-
Pls until September, to head oil
eders.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
.al.a.lRanea No. 2. z.


BE il ordained by the council o. the
incorporated town Of Green Forest. Ark ;
Sec, I. The Mat Of land heretofore
LAID Of and used as the Public Square
in Green Foresti is hereby declared by
the council to be the Public Square Of
Green Forest
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained that
81 streets aud alleys heretofore iaid
out and used as such. or intended as
such, or hereafter laid out IL areJ here
By declared to b4 the public streets
aad alleys Of Green Forest. [Approv-
edl May 10, $50.
IA L. TANNER, Mayor,
JoHN A BUELL.. Recorder.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
Elal.Y 1.lleYo we 80

We fnd some one " bo has been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
people on all hands are praising
his great medicine TOR what il has
done tor them and their friends.
Taken IA time Hoods SarsapaIiia
prevents aerions illness BY keeping
the blood pure and tic organs -
healthy condition. 1t is the
great blood purifiers.
Hoods Pills becomes the favor
tie catharfic with every Que who
tries it, Csc per box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
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send yonl name and ata7ess 70 II.
+ 80eklin & Go, and seta esee sample
bo1 Of Dir Kings New ilfe pills. \
trial will convince you ot eaeif me1 IS.
Aaase pills age easy in aaaec sad ere
particularly effective IN theeure q Con.
sura5ion and sick headache For Ma
Iaria and Liver Trouble. .ghag have been
proved invaluable. Ehey ae an.
iced 70 De perfectly free n 8Tecy
deleterions substance an6 % a purely
vegetable. TheY az 1ot we4ea bg
;ue;f action, ba og giving tea 70
stomach ana bowels -srea sars te
lie system. Regular SIZE box.
sold by j. T. Hafbest ai4lesssi
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
F,cNie NJ f1sts;t,

There viii 9a 3 graas pio1ie Z
Carrallean 1Q.v sa t'h4 4t=
loving speakers have hs1a tavtt2st
anl are, exeee3ea 3e he IT. otlaa
anco: Senator James FL becr J,
Congressman e A, 9'iu> mott.
H0a. i9efson Il Eeanas4a j3,
John i. Woet tho 80.
dress ot Re'cae #5 50 dasives
cd IS Joseph " apies =
Berryy' aNa responded 10 hr
Hon Il g. o#H of Harrison.
Every body Is cordially lnYitee3.
Came VIA 0e.i ii lied baskets aad
havo { good time. By the
COMMITTEE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11

Ifaol that I have beer very much
benefited BY the work OF the
Normal,-Minnie Morris.
The State legislature did wise
thing IN appropriating money to
maintain these Normal schools.
Il is my e.roatest pleasure to speak
OF the success Of the Carroll coun-
ty Normal, G. Oneal.
Teachers who are not enough enthns-
ed in their school work to attend the
Normal should not be allowed to hold
q certificate. Whitson.
THE Normai has been great benefit
70 1ae-Iattie Walker.
The Carroll county Normal is doing
excellent work, preparing our teachers
for better work. We will carry new
IDEAS and principles into our schools
Emma Hopkins.
'Phe Normal has been decided sue
cess. Our instructors are the best
May E Meek.
Our legislature never made a wiser
er provision than when it appropriated
means for the main taiuance OF Normal
schools. Onr instructors are of the
highest type.-Missouri Culwell
The educational standing Of Arkan-
sas has been rapidly advanced by the
advent OF Normal schools.--B B.
EsIineer.
The Normal is the Grandest move ever
made the state.-Erank Walker.
have been greatly benefited 10y at
tending the eNormal.-NellieM McLoskey.
The Normal has been 4 success. Prof.
Barnett deserves great credit for his
earnest efforts in behalf Of the teachers
Of Carroll couutv.~-Emma Simmons.
The benefits we have derived from
the Normal have been very great
Think the high rank Carroll county
has taken With the other NornaIs of
the State is due to our grand and noble
instructor and his assistant Katie
Rippetoe, Fannie Crutcher.
We have been greatly strengthened
in our profession by the CsrroH county
Normal.-0ra 0benshain, Mamie
Morebouse, Mary Barnett. Eva Norris.
have profited greatly from the
work n the Normal Clyde Burney.
Couldn't be better pleased with the
success Of the Normal / t has been Of
jncalcuIable value to the teachers off
Carroll eounfy,-E, W. Bare,
Have learned more about how to
teach in the four weeks Normal here,
than / bad acquired from my II years
experience as a teacAee-N. Z Gov
grel
The State took step in the right
direction in establishing the Normal
schools D. Crawford.
Our Normal has been q grand success
in every particular M Smith.
The legislature acted wisely IN paaa-
ing The law which provides for County
Norlnals. This is perhaps tbe better
way of reaching all the teachers Of
tie State than a8tete Normal would be.
No teaebes who has attended the
Normal in this county and has given
his time and attention to the work, as
he ahoald have doae need 50 empty
handed away: 5e' taaz nave re-
ceiged benefit and taa although !
have been teach4ne fcaa aae 70 time
for twen ty-foGr years. am now better
prepared for taa work tuaR eya- before.
-H z. PHILIPPE
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
a Sound Rasis.

The testimonials published by the propTietors
of Hoods sarsaparilla are not purchased, nor
are they written up n their Office, nor are they
from their employees, but they are facts from
truthful and grateful people, who are reliable
and as worthy of confidence as ifthey came from
your most trusted neighbor.
Hoods Pills are the best family cathartia
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable, sure.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
1ucklem's Arniea SalYe.

The best salve Ia tho world for
eets, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt
rhtnm tovor sores, tetter, ehapped
hands, chllbians, eorns ana all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or NO pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
25c per box.
Sold BY ]. E. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
bG0la cold Given Away As Erizas

Pee In Cold Given Away AS Erizas
! the best picture taken On
vomber 18th, 1906, We shaII give
! thousand dollars in gold tor
best pictaro taken by the Ia
Psse Camera.
he prizes will be awarded as
ows: $299 IN gold Will be
en for the best picture taken by
camera; 500 Tor tho second
$50 Tor tie third best; &25 for
fourth best; SIS for The fifth
$40 for tho next SIX best and
no next 40 best SIS each viii be
s IN, Tor the next 50 best $50
will be given and ior the next
best pictures taken by the La
sc camera 81 each will be
b, making in all $1,000 given
We shall 90 this for two
Ins, w: The first to introduce
a Crosse camera for 1888; the
d to educate the amateures in
rapay.-This contest closes
ovomber I, 1885
E camera can be used by amy
'nd IS sold under q positive
n guarntee 10 do tho work
Rey refunded.
by express with full Ia
ion and rules governing tAis
ft upon receipt CT express
y order SITS. Remember a
70 guarantee goes with every
"a. Address, la Crosse
Pity Co, La Crosse, Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
ALL FREE.

f who have used Dr. King $ New
Fry knows its value, and those
ave not have now the opportou-
fy 1t free. Call on the adverUs-
|eist and get a trial bottle free
nr name and address to II &.
y Co, Chicago H., aud get a
oox of DR.. Kings New Life
3, as well as a copy Of Guide to
ana Household Instructor free.
n'ch is guaranteed TO do yon
cost You nothing ] E. Har-
r1gstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
HEA2IaG the CLOSE.
THE CARROLL COUNTY HoRMsL VIII. CON
CLuDE ITS MCSK sATURoAY.
The Enrichment Reaches I3o are Inc G-aat inter
est Continues Uoabated.

Tie Carroll county Normal so5ooJ
continues with unabated interest.
The enrolment has reached $50 which
will not fall Far short Of the average
attendance for this week.
Many feelings Of reetet were express
ed when It was announced on Monday
morning that Prof. Armistead had been
unexpectedly called home and could
no longer act as assistant instructor.
Prof. Armistead's superior ability as
teacher is recognized by ALL and the
teachers were greatly in love with hint.
However, his place has been quite SAT
isfactorily dlled by teachers in attend
anee, while Prof Barnett is exertinz
every effort his strength will permit.
and the work of the oest County Nor.
NAL in the State goes bravely on.
If there is any one thing presented
that is better calcula ated than another
to result in radical reform il the eauba
try schools, it is certainly tue prasonz
tation Of the subject Of school manage
ment and school ethics. But few o6
our teachers seem to have had mueI.
conception Of che great Importance al.
tached to these subjects, especially that
of school ethics.
The interest and enthusiasm Of t6e
teachers, in their desire to quality
themselves better for tho profession
throughout the Normal, has been
absolutely unparalleled in the history
Of education in this county; and W
believe that this, with the many Other
Influences being brought to bear on the
subject Of better schools, will resnI. IN
complete revolution in the management
of OR public schools Such an aad
cannot DO reached too soon Whiio
is tact that our State IS recognized
Is having lately taken heavy sts.ae
forward IN educatiou&t matters, il Is
no less true that Arkansas education
al interests rank very low when COM
pared with many other states. aaa
only way the standard can be falseG
by such efforts as have been pat TORN
in the Carroll County Normal
The session of the tyceun fuas1
evening was one Of she most successful
meetings Of the kjad We ever atyea3e
& weQld be our greatest pIeasufe -
give speeiaI mention to eaoA feature
the program. but I'd wousU ne jmposste
10 DO 50.
Compliments on Prof Bsrnets @r
f his earnest and e1feieuI wofk faa Sues
ane. fast. 2Ahe teachers reeogpi2e E1@
aa one Of the heet {aesrao3ors, and EaH
/ they 1Gay do So foF ita Is Distinctly
a nlodsrn educator ue. Informed H;b
! his whole soul miad md strength IA
w9fN TO oppose .ha 'ae.lta.fs q Pas
Barnett IS simply ope.sasay e4ue&tiaaat
progress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
Normal Notes.

Last Saturdays Times. Echo, of Eu.
raka Springs, contained number Of
OF pointed paragraphs concerning
the County Normal, From
them We take pleasure in extracting
she following
Carroll, Pulaski and Washington are
the three counties that are contasting
for the banner in attendance.
Old Carrollis not as large as some
other counties in the State, but in
educational enthusiasm it takes DO
second place.
The Carroll County Normal has been
conducted as model school and
every day Of the term has been a
scene Of interest.
] The Ill at-one-ear- and-6ut- -at~the-othef
system Of the Old fashioned institute
has rot been practicad to any extent
in ou1 Normal.
Dr. Richard s. James, president of
the school board OF Eureka Springs,
and for twenty years 8 distinguished
college president, viii lecture on
"Higher Aducation" during the last
week.
No better friend of education can be
found N the State than The GREEN
FoRE5r TRIBUNE, The Brothers Rus
aell have, ever since the bill became
. law, done everything within the
power Of newspaper to make the
Normal . success, ard to thom, IS much
10 ATTY other cause, may be attributed
the unusually large attendance,
Ia the report of the conductors Of
The Normal to the State Suparintend-
ant there will be given 3 bioerphical
sketch Of each teacher IN attendance,
The conductors arc enabled TO do this
through the, thoughtfulneas and kind
Dess OF the editors of TIE GREEN FoR-
EST TEIRUNE, This is a commendabie
service oa the part Of TaE TRIBUNE.
a word is due the good people of
Green Forest for the uniform kiadnes
shown tie teachers OF the Normal,
Nearly every home has been thrown
open TO the Normal students and the
low rate Of g a week charged for
board. If the people OF Green Forest
are not hospitable, then the word
hospitality has no use in oar language.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
Ordinance No j.


BE II ordained by the council o The
incorporated town Of Green Forest
Ark:
Sec l. That allordinaneed passed
by the council shall be styled t'Bo 4
ordained by the council ofthe incor-
ated town of Green Forest"
See 2 Ee Il further ordained that
all ordinances passed shall be lumber
Cd beginning with one aad ending with
the last ordinance passed. fApproved j
May l 1895.
ia I TANNpa, Mayor
JOHN 4. bUEE7., Recorder
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-11
WARNING ORDER.
II Circuit court. Eeastera llsatriet !

III Circuit court. Eeastera District
CaTtlt sea5ty. aTtaAsas
Mary Alla EJSc, PlaintlNl
rs WaTaiag Ttler.
Charles dyson Petit
HE .tgfendert, Charles T.. N sos,, is warts-
ea to tp.taaH IA this coast within thirty days
AID l..ssser me compliant OF tao Flsl.tOid, Mary
Ann AYeea
Witaess NY Had and seal o. said court this
i6 d.,y ot5u.e, iSs9 G.P LHA.oa Ssisr&
3y j ID. E-sNAgG y q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-16
>ENENn.
. AlIatonna,, Tonight.

y's dress rehearsal i any criterion as
20 how a play viii be staged. then Ala
foona'' VIII be one % the best amateur
productions ever PLACED upon seattle
stage Al flss first Of this year the ftlSa
Ssshool cadets secured the play and com
fnarceu rehearsing Since that time they
have worked very hard 10 make j q SIC
cess. and II the play goes OF tonight with
fhe sul0othness and finish that the Ind
dress rehearsal did last night they are
sure 20 score 4 grand success.
Many Of the characters show great
deal of dramatic ability and render the1r
lines Ike verera rs. Especially rs tnls the
case with the leading characters Will
lam NJ Ingl.s as Harry Estes, the loyal
and patriotic student 81 West Point and
afterwards as Northumberland IN the
United States army has . part peculiar
~ ADAPTED n his disposition. Seth Green
as portrayed ny Elmer 4. Friend. Is
old Ncrmonter whose ancestors fought
and died IN several wars and likewise
with fhis old rural soldier himself Miss
Edna Whittier takes the part OF the lead
Ing lady Jennie Ingits Is sure 20 score a
slIcceSs with her taking ways. while Miss
Alice Tuck as Mrs Maria Seth. Corporal
Green" is certain 10 CaptiVate the audi
ence with her backwoods speech and
manners
There are some Union veterans in the
city who participated In the battle of
AlIatoona. The fifth act of the play, IN
which this battle is portrayed, has been
put under their supervision. hence the
audience may expect TO see all the horrors
and dangers OF this battle as IL actually
occurred
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-16
TO RENEW THE FIGHT
4 Bic New Steamer 10 Be Put
on the Coast Route.
AS FAST AS ANY NOW RUNNING.
Capt. Holmes Goes East 20 Bring Out
the Wenatchee to Run To san
Francisco at Low Rates.

Capt L. v. Holmes, who brought the
steamship Mississippi from the East IN
iN@ for the Oregon Improvement COM
pany. and who from that time on and un-
th recently has been in the employ of the
Oregon Improvement Company and the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company as mas
ter on various vessels, left for the last
a few weeks ago 10 bring out large.
handsome and powerful steamer, called
the Wenatchee. whIch on her arrival viii
De put on the Seattle and san Francisco
route ia opposition TO the Pacific Coast
steamship Company.
l. Is well known at this port shat this
has been Capt Holmes hob3y for years
past. and II Is not until now that ne has
been able 10 secure backing for The ven
ture. lie knt " that the steamer Fagal-
Ion. which VAS recently pulled of the
run. did fairly well. and made money up
10 the time the very low rate Of 81 per
ton for freight was made by the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company. and felt sat
istied that with good. strong backing and
a steamer as large, or larger. than the
Paeife Coasts boats ne could stand the
cut as long as that company. and Induced
his hackers to buy the Wenatchee. which
is said 10 be a larger and faster boat than
any OF the big concerns steamers.
The news that the new steamer will be
placed on the run Will be hailed with de-
uSNk ny merchants OF ms port anu the
travelling public IN general. as there is no
doubt but that war viii be declared on
the appearance Of the new boat ard he
kept UP for an indefinite period. The rate
is now 81 per ton for merchandise. and
will probably BE reduced 10 - on the ad-
vent Of the Wcnatchee.
1t is said that Capt. Holmes has assur-
ances from several of the largest mer-
camille houses in the city that they viii
give him their freight If he will inaugu-
rate a reasonable rate. ana 1t was Upon
these assurances that he got he San
Francisco capitalists interested in the
scheme
The trade between this port and San
Francisco is rapidly Increasing. and the
new concern hopes 10 capture enough of
it to make a profitable down trip. Again.
IL was sh own that the travel increased
very materially between the TWO ports
during the period of cut rates. and the
Wenatchee. being particularly well APP
portioneI in regard 10 her state rooms.
hopes 10 carry large crowds each trip.