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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
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RECONSTRUCTION GAYS TO LONGER THE
EAaKzsI gRGE Gus ai5TGaY.
Governor CI=-Fe gsscass!ess i.a,.3duaI-Tba
Thief Sill aiLat.e

The Little Rock Times l. saansi5Ie
for the sensational story tA4s lHe state
has been robbed rs never before in ills
history The losses die people eudar-
ell during the fetonstfuet.oad4 4Es aua
sabquendY from eulGe .ef4nE tre4surers
we're as nothing compared With tie
loss it has Just sustained .ftae Times
report be trae. ! traitor 10 the state
has stolen lis military ara. 1t seem
tLat tie o5hefdaF GOV Clarke. =oaz
pressed BY tile extreme aaa6 #lzae=ea-
gagged II his ONCE attending - his
gu1ernalorial duties took af us coat
and hung itupon chair. Presently
he was called into an9tle4 t5om tn
aware thai the enemy tur.ss8 tA=
shadows, hs left his coat aadetea#s.s#
no sooner had he passed cut Of Eie@
than the enemy sWoopel down a#o7
4 and stole tic main or1amsa. II
arkansas-the goearaorf5 Hiss7
Gould treason any farther 60 We
think not. I5W.s the sam saan
which haaaoas such vailiaa see
IN defending tto people from tae szj7-
latar9. I6aa4 always 5eea=m az.
ready to serve whenever las4az-zae4
might demand, fer tAers#s4s 3 Ind
quick = draw il a4d an eagles ~
make ia ugteraree tHae . taa= Lark
Ar5an SIS Is now the eas# prey 81 IL
invader Tie aitu4aoaeoaa 8a5=1e
more serious. Ihe bells abe8l BE-
rune upon lhe Houn5t..Hs ana 8ha
plains that the people nav he 81. bf
together To consider 45at sl4a= ~
done. Noti4s should he lost .he
military arm must be repIscs7 fas
governor must have rev s0a, 55r =
h&th been esqa5..sAe.! il y f'.ansas nv
the Iiag IS iHaisp55sd - ,ssy9t e. III
heqge o4 mere dt4.afty.
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knights 0f vi ooa bees.

The State Commander writes us from
Lincoln, Eea., as follows: Alter try
ING other medicine for what seemed 70
lie very ohstinate caa2h IN our TIVE
children We tried Er. Kings New Dis
covery and at the enc af two Gays the
cough had entirely o,, tbem. We ~lfI
rot he without ii hereafter, Is oar eH.
perienee proves tbatit cures where all
other remedies fsil"-Sisnea = "
stare Com.-Whv not .sige this great
medicine trial, as iris guaranteed
and trial bottles are fres At e = ar
hert's drugstore. Regular price o0f
and 81 GO
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\ Paper Free.

Send g0urname and address for p
sampia copy Of Marriage Bells, an s
page paper containing the names and
descriptions OF hundreds OF youns who
wish to cefYosp pond for fun and results.
Girls seud Your name, description, etc,
aad receive hundreds Of nice letters
from boys. BOYS send Your description
etc. aua receive dainty written letters.
NJ adds published free Perhaps you
may lHa 2 husband Or q wife and have
plenty Of ffn. send your name and
address BY postal er letter ct once and
behold the result DO not delay end
address FEoID D. HUFFMAN.
Grand Rapids, Ohio,
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- anus "A k04's

GaAHA. \ g.. a9pt.2I.--Et Is SNOW
ing N .ha Black Illfs a8d Northern
Wyoming today aHd the suaH has 2sea
coming l9&n all night -I1 day, The
morning weather sep9, ge Gtas.s,i
manager u0lrelzs of tae 3'lf.sagton.
shows that there IS four inches of
sneW at Sheridan, six a. ',,E..isau, one
at Giilet, ore a. afta9a. sne AT
Corinth, ia Uyo4.ae, o4e 1t Ghatda,
ana that Il is stiti showing as ;aese
points ara a Billings. Gas1er city.
ClalemoHt, Crow As=aeg and along
the Burlington @ea.ai sheridan and
IN the Black Hills.
It is cold al every station a4goa& and
including Alliance, Nea.. fso.a ,shich
reports are sent. Iae a49a Pacific
reports . inches efsaa@ 4 aaiias
and snow along sAe H4e Is @t CAey-
9nne.
A special 10 the Bee sfaaa sa@ City,
S. D. says Rein e5aa= ssa,. fatiiag
at s O'Clock last night ~ q asaed to
snow inside Of tA4a = e 2ronna
vas covered with se4s4 .4saes of
snow this morniay ae st a.al eolay
it was showing Aeas2 seafn,
although cut Of aa5e. - eey gai-
liable as il hats eas,t2ass. ~ for
est fires which hage ee@.a- for
the past tao Wee<s deat4a.a4 mill
ions of feet Of vaLaa5.e ...sl.,e - the
stone range some lssrea ,ezfea from
here. Iii g9nWiug 81. i 3ii1-
zard will likely follow.
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Rode To lis DeatIl.
Times Echo

Last Saturday just about dark, the
city was aroused from She peace and
quiet that usually fails over II at this
time of the day, by the announcement
that a man had been murdered and
robbed near the depot, and that his
body had been plaaed on the track by
the murderer 50 that the ten 0 clock
train might, in passing over it, de8 roy
all evidence Of murder.
A large crowd Of people accompanied
the officers to the scene. Arriving
therese2rch and minute examination
disclosed The fact that there was abund-
ant room to doubt that The man haa
been murdered. A terrible cash run.
ming entirely soross his forhoad laid
bare bis skull; another cash OF equal
depth extended from his mouth to the
point Of bis chin, and his neck was
broken Besides this his horse vas
found near bYswith Its face, nose and
limbs bruised and bleeding
Caviness had been in She city all
day and was andgfiHs influence Of
whisky, more ors I&s4 al day The
day before, e te ate told, he drew
1928 cut Of - Citizens Bank, and slII
had the major part Of this money whom
he came to town Saturday morning
ara ali of this money except 5la9 which
he had left with A. n Mathews ana
the amount that an ordinary man
would spend while en- q days spree,
was supposed tos49 N his possession
when he left town.
The bodyi.as carried to W&2sworth' $
undertaking esta5lisBmanl, and the
inquest began. At=l2 O'Clock they
adjourned until 9.o'eloek Sunday morn
ing. when the jn1ymea went and over
looked the surroundings where tie
man was killed Below is tie jury S
verdict
We. the jury, dnd tbatJ. H. Gavi.
ness came to his death BY having been
thrown from his horse on the tfestfe
on the railroad Just below The depot.
The jury searehad the pockets Of tao
deceased and found @Il o8 IN silver ard
a receipt showing that he Lad Deposit
SI60 with A. 4: Mathews
ne had caqsed the police some trouble
before Saturday, and bout dark Police
man Willis tried TO arrest 6otd him and
Tom Flannefy in 'front.' Of the Red
Front Barn oa Main Street, bat GaRi-
ness jumped On his horse while 1fr.
Willis was handling FIannery and lied
down the street as rapidly IS his horse
could, There is no doubt 6as that he
continued this pace until he ran into
the trostie, the suposition being that
lie went on 70 the railroad tract where
the lamp stands just out side the depot
yard fence.
This is the third victim Of whisky
that has gone to his death down THAI
road IL less than year
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Head Notice.

Notice is hereby given 'hat we,
the undersigned citizens and house-
holders Of Carroll county, State Il
Arkansas. petition the honorable
county court a: the sitting OF tho
e3et66eF5egn, 1890, 10 aRPoiht
v;owo.s to lay Of and establish a
new comfy r4ad as follows Be
ginaing at lie Garsoiltou and
Gunysv.le road near Ms. Bars,
lGn near. OF with The setyieiaent
road ~ BIG Spring church n. O
Fry =, jobn BroV}'s, Mack Craig S
aud irtensect the Harrison and
Tarrspeu road near Fate 6eizs on
the Gather mountain.
]. Z Case,
Principal petitioner
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H-.@-4e,--~va
Peculiar 10 Itself.

Hoods sarsapariIla is peculiar
to itself, ia strictly moaicai sense
IN three important particulars, VIZ.
tirst, in The combination Of remedi-
al agents used; second, IN the pro
portion they are taixed; th;rd, in
the process by wbich the active
curative propriefies OF the prepar-
alions are secured These three
important Pojnts makes Hoods
8arsapariila peculiar in its medical
mcrit - { accomplishes cures hlth-
erto unknown.
Cut 1t is what we say but what
Hood 3 sarsapaiiia does, that teiis
tho story. Wat Hoods Sar>apa.
riIla has done for others is reason
for confidence shat it is the medi
cine for you.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

q am ademocrat, said ex Congress
B,sad in a speech at Clinton; No.
peanisition has been made upon the
..sss1ry for sic, coo 600 pension money,
The Jefferson Davis monument will
L. erected in Monroe Park, Richmond
TIE son of President Tyler is living,
an invalid, in poverty, in Georgetown,
yaaate has yet been set for hearing
fhe sugar bounty case by Secretary
Carlisle
r. IT. Holmes will he put on trial
4oHAa4 in Philadelphia for the mur
lsf ii Petezel
eEauacy Depew is trying to eoneil-
late the warring factions Of the Van
igra.It family.
re cotton crop of Louisiana, Arkan-
gie and east Texas is estimated to be
20 aa4 sent short.
,iaent Cleveland is said to have
determined to rcpudiate the third term
ae& IN a speech at Atlanta.
A 1ig shipment Of arms and ammu-
milton to Cuba is said to have been
nals from Philadelphia.
$50 attempts were made to brihe q
4iDa against Durrant. aliedsed
murder of Blanche Lamont.
Congressman Stoneof Kentucky says
.that democratic chances in that state
arc Improving every day.
Eautaezians in Washington are bot
aye; the alleged interference in their
politics by eX Secretary Whitney.
secretary Obey is said to be ready
to recognize Cuban delinquency as
soon as Cleveland gives the word.
Canada will cooperate with the
united States 10 establish deep ca
bal between the great lakes aod the
sea-
is said to be doubtful if the senate
#0ula coaGfn 5ornblo@er to seat on
be supreme bench even if Hill sup
erts.
1t IS said the managers Of the bond
indicate viii, as farewell act, re-.
tore The gold reserve to the $l00,000-
| |90 point.
It has been oIclalIy announced that
Talmage viii become copastor to
r Sunderland Of the First Presbyter-
! an Church Of Wa5binetop-the presi-
'eut7s church.
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Il Way &c as Eaeh for Ven.

NJ Fred Miller of Irving lti, writes
thai be lad q severe kidney trouble for
many year, with severe pains IN his
1sck #ra a,so shAt ms bladder WAS
Affected lie tfied many Sc called I'd
neg cures bd5 9ithgHt any coed result
aboata ear ago lie beeaa use OF Flee
tae Bittsfs and fou.d relief At once.
Electric Bitters especially adapted
toeura Of all kidney and liver troubles
ana eftea gives almost instant relief,
One trial wiz prove our statement.
Price only 50c FOR large bottle. At j..
Z. HaT6ert's drugstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
ra.--9--e

BE1aIual is ahead ot tue balloon
killing ousincSs Fonr men were
killed II one time h3 the explosion
Of 4 balloon " noidair hear Brus-
soils. lhe other GaT.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
NOTICE. FOR &c

Land office t Harrison ark,
oE @eel o.i+.
Notice is hereby 81 t~at .'a aoi4es.ia&-
named settler as tlicI aa5let t.s 5s p" #5i.'9 70
make fl al Uros,l in saH#'tfs t ai4 al
tnat said proof viii h. tat,s s1f .. 4ls6se OF
Clerk OF Carroll Co. ~ AsFtS itiU, i q @a >epR'
- i>!'l viz -
Isaac y &e>1TlaA II nu. '4!s@ i1f tte !" @
S.g 4. Ne x Swl =. NJ SCI sc, ]! toWA,
Il \ X = West
Heragae> the so}}av t}. 4lzves-aa @ praFe
his Continuous resias f=i1.; ~ c9s3iFt ftot
ct. said .aau, viz io@6 ila,ahie3a }uan Mays
lhomas Wilhsa G&d c4l-.. @lvAetst alt % VaN
Grove, Arkansas
Jao. ?. Ui&Hjeain Register.
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isss-.-..4---1gl

WANTED: .n:-sevprai trustworthy seatl=man
w oIfa.lfFs f. travel Arkaeaas u e5tao~
l.bed reIiable house Salarf 8rea d oSaeH,
f.e sieady position Enclose MI Tetee AZ!
sell aduea ad stanped elsb y ;,ne iaaa i'Da m
IN tsoups .r1 {s09e, faeha l,ffS ehleaSo.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

- senrosry Of ths News of the Week
Compiled For Tribune Readers
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
SHORT GUT TO NEWS.

rTr7EsrlNe EVENTS FROM AL
saAN' SECTORS or TIE COUNTY,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26
looo In cold Given Away SIS Prizes

|i90o la cold Given Away IS Prizes
FIR ths best picture taken. On
/ oven Scr la(h, 1895, we Shall give
NE thousand dollars in gold tor
|ae 5est picture taken by the Ia
(rosse amera.
The prizes viii be awarded as
lows: $500 in gold viii be
igsn for the best picture taken By
Ms camera; 500 for the second
est, $50 for the bird best; SIS fot
4e fourth best; 8l5 for the ftt!:
est, $40 for 'ho next six best and
u the next 40 best $5 each will be
gwen, Tor the next So best $2.50
seh will be given and Tor the next
% best pictures taken by the La
5gosse camera 81 each will be
.qeo making in all sI000 given
way Ne shall 90 this for TIVE
Tso0s, VIZ: The first 20 lntroduee
le La Crosse camera Tor 1898; the
scoad 10 educate the anatenres IN
5otosrapny This contest closes
lAavember I, 1895
fhe eamera can be used by any
he and Is sold under Il positive
2iIsa gaarHsee 10 DO the WORK
money refunded.
seat b express with full in
40etIoh and rules governing this
9aiest upon receipt OF express
loGey order Sl.75. Remember a
aJtfn guarantee goes with every
4mQFa. Address, la Crosse
llalty Co, La Crosse, Wis.
0-an23aclain's EYe and I'D
Ointment.
eartaia cure for Chronic Sore Eyos.
s'sef, Salt Rhsrm, Gc;s.d E4cud, Old
aeonlo Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
=, Frsifio soratchos, Sore Nipples
= Files Il IS cooling aaa soothing.
@a'lfeGs Of cases k4vo been cssrcd by
'-'er aa other sgeatnlent hss, fa.:,ea
Cents per bo3.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

TIE son of President Tyler is living,
a. invalid, in poverty, i'll Georgetown,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-09-26

Nalate has yet been set for hearing
f5e sugar bounty case by Secretary
The true northerner., 1895-10-18
cAMPos ANv :
The spanish Gsn~rsi -ase- Measures sss
A.oc's Ineir sris~nes.

The spanish Hsn~rii -ase- Measures y.
A.ocs rneir srn~mes.
HAVANA OF l5-rnc recent use of
dynam. ~ the ins.irg T. along the line
of the railr.ad IL cau,. ng he authorities
grave unc.islness. an 70 has bren consId-
cred neccs AR to s'iie special
measures ~ sup''r -. tice. ke.
Gently dynamit: IT,, b IA hurled
at railroad t.uln e.. ~ pa, sengcrs
and details of t:oips. II view TO
checking IL ami pr,y,' .siag further at
tempts CAPITA 4 General Mtrtinez de
CampOs has published Ln Order that all
trees and bushes shall b. cut down and
all huts shall be removed within dis
tance Of 2oJ yards Of the railroad track on
both sides.
Captain General de Campos also pub
lishes an order which procfaims that he
will continue his practice of pardoning all
rebels who lay down their arms and sur
render themselves to the authorities, ex-
cept the chiefs. These latter are To be
subject to the decision of the captain-gen-
eral As further warning against the
use of dynamite severe Spanish laws en-
acted in Spain In 1894 as result of the
attempt of Liceo at Barcelona are to be
published here
The true northerner., 1895-10-18
HISTORY OF A WEEK


The l6-year-oId son OF w. E Kints OF
Decatur, Ind, was drawn into cane
mill he was operating and fatally In
jured.
There II a scarcity Of laborers at the
new factories I'm Alexandria, Ind, and
steps are bang taken to secure the help
from Chicago an. other large cities. i.
The American Bottlers' Protective as
sociation has completed It's annual session
In Detroit. Chicago was chosen for next
years meeting.
Miss Clara Barton. of the Red Cross SO
ciety, was the star speaker at the National
Council Of Women at Atlanta.
A fire in Portsmouth, Va, did damage
exceeding e250, 600, destroying over l,00o,-
QUO feet Of lumber, 1000 bales of cotton,
and 100000 staves, besides warehouses Of
the Seaboard Air line and Old Dominion
line Of steamers.
Frederick Knodle, Kansas City cleo
tion Judge under indictment for frauds at
the recent election, has committed suicide.
Edgar Saltus, the author. married at
Paris Miss Elsie Welsh Smith, grand
daughter of John Welsh, of Philadelphia,
formerly United States minister to Great
Britain
The true northerner., 1895-10-18


season Of Festival.
MILwAUKEE. Oct. l6-Miiwsukee began
q two days jubilee this morning at sun.
rise-the celebration Of the fiftieth ami
versary Of the change from village % .
municipal corporation. Never was the
city 30 gaily illuminated and decked IN
flags and bunting. Brass bands are dis
coursing music on the downtown streets.
Committees Of citizens met five guberna
torial parties this morning-from Mime
sofa, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and Wis
consin. After their arrival there was a
civic parade of different organizations ag-
gregating 1900 persons. This evening
there will be an illuminated bicycle pa
rade, In which 5000 men and women will
take part. This afternoon 400 old settlers
and pioneers will be given a reception at
the Academy Of Music.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 16.-With ring
ing OF bells, booming of cannon and shrek
ing of whistles the four days celebration
Of the Tooth anniversary Of the founding OF
Fort Wayne was ushered In yesterday
morning. Never did the people of this
city hear such noisy and enthusiastic
demonstration. The city was handsome
ly decorated last night, grand arches illu-
minated and the electrical display the
finest ever attempted. Three thousand
persons at Princess rink listened to the
formal opening exercises-address OF wei
come by Mayor G. b. Oakley and response
by p. A. Randall, president Of the Gen.
tennial directory. A centennial ode TO
Fort Wayne was read by 5. b. McManus.
The city is crowded with people, and many
more are expected.
The true northerner., 1895-10-18
RUSHED DOWN A HILL
FRIGHTFuL ACCIDENT ON A PITTS
BURG ELECTRIC LINE.

Car Loaded with Passengers Lands bottom
Upwards at the Foot and Kills Three
More Than n Dozen Wounded, sons
Very Seriously.
PlTTsRURG, Oct. l4.-By an accident last
night on the Carnegie branch of the West
End Traction road three persons were
killed and twelve or fourteen people badly
injured The killed are: George Roth
man, furniture dealer at Carnegie; Jacob
Heisel, glass dealer, Carnegie; Mrs. Eliza
both Bishop, of this city. Injured: Mich
ael Foley and wife, of Pittsburg, badly cut
about head and body, both dangerously
hurt; Professor Alexander Phillips, of
Pittsburg academy, head and neck cut,
serious; o. j. Baldwin, of Youngsville,
Pa, skull fractured Miss Emma Laugh
lin, Pittsburg, scalp wound, both legs
crushed; Miss Pearl Hoon, Beaver Falls,
scalp wound; unknown boy, bruised,
Robert Wiley, 10 years old, badly bruised;
George Waddles, motorman, leg crushed
and head cut; Frank Mcclure, conductor,
badly bruised; Mrs. Leetz and 6year-old
son, both badly crushed, condition serious
o. j. Baldwin is not expected to live.
Ran Away ON a Heavy Grade.
The names of others injured are not
known, as they left the scene without be-
ing recognized. The accident happened
to car No. 81 on the long hill coming to
the West End on its way to Pittsburg.
Just as the car started down the heavy
grade the brake broke and 1t was soon be-
yond the control Of the motornan. The
speed became terrific, and when a sharp
curve at the foot of the hill was reached
the car made wonderful leap, landing
trucks uppermost in McCarthy's run, six
or eight feet below the track grade. The
accident occurred at a lonely spot, and 1t
was quite awhile before assistance reached
the sufferers, who were wedged tightly in
the wreck, which was most complete.
Miraculous That Any Escaped.
When the conductor saw that the car
was beyond control he laid down on the
floor and advised the others to follow his
example. The killed were found wedged
under the roof of the car, which had been
smashed in upon them. The escape of any
of those on the car was miraculous. The
dead were brought TO the Pittsburg
morgue and the injured to the several hos
Ditals,
The true northerner., 1895-10-18

CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-"I expect to go back
to the United States senate on March 4,
1897. / have been a candidate to succeed
Senator PETER since the day when he de-
feated me in Topeka nearly five years
ago" John j. Ingalls,, the Kansas states
man said the foregoing, and added II
might have gone back to the senate this
year when Lucien Baker was sent there.
] could have got the Office hands down.
But i would not take IL. / would not
even allow my friends to mention my
name for the place. 1 was not a candi-
date for the senate to succeed John Mar
tin. am a candidate to succeed only
William A. PETER"
The true northerner., 1895-10-18
THE DEATH RECORD.

Captain CHARLES FORBES, member OF
President Lincoln's staff, at Washing.
ton.
CICERO BUCHANAN, silver tongued ora
tor of southern Indiana, at Evansville,
Ind.
General WILLIAM j. LANDRAM, veteran
of the Mexican and civil wars, at Lexing-
ton, Ky.
Colonel HAMPTON L. DENMAN, at Wash
ington.
Ex-Governor ELISHA p. FERRY, at Seat
tie, Wash.
CLARA DoTY BATES, the well-known
authoress, at Chicago.
DEWEY A. TOWER, an old resident of FL
dora, Ia.
II. H. RAGAN, the wellknown lecturer,
at Atlanta, Ga.
ANsoN A. BIGELow, prominent in COM
mercial circles, at Chicago.
The true northerner., 1895-10-18
SEEMS A FATAL NOMINATION.
Judge Cook, Republican Nominee for Con-
gress, Falls Dead at Chicago.

Judge COOk, hepuDhcah Noihinee ior Soh-
gress, Falls Dead at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-Death suddenly in
tervened in the deliberations of the state
central committee, which met at the Great
Northern hotel to arrange for the cam
paign in the Eighteenth congressional dis
trict and TO some extent contributed to
bring them to an abrupt termination.
Judge Cyrus l.. Cook, Of Edwardsville,
whose nomination by the Republicans OF
that district g succeed the late Congress
man Reman was looked upon as an ex-
ceptionally strong one expired suddenly
In his room shortly after his arrival, and
the sad and unexpected event left the com
mittee practically without anything TO do,
and threw gloom over its members.
The death Of Judge Cooke has created
sort of superstition In the minds of the
members of the committee. I'D hate to
be candidate for the Eighteenth con-
gressional district after this" said Major
Partridge, secretary of the state central
committee, when he heard the announce
ment. at does look as If something was
wrong with that district Here was Mr..
Remain just barely elected when he is
carried off by death, and now Judge
Cooke, nominated TO succeed him, and as
good as elected, Is also snatched suddenly
away TO his last account"