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Marion C0unty's Mines.

From recent number Of the Yell
Vile Echo we CLEAN the following con-
cerning the mineral interests Of
Marioe county:
The work being done on the Morning
Star Mine is resulting in some staftliug
and promising disclosures highly sat
i,factory to its owners. During the
past week the heaviest stockholders
in the M,rning Star Mire Company
Messrs. Reed and Ilertman, of R0sh
Creek, we're in consultation with Mr..
Chase, who is manager of the campanv.
Tle result Of their aeliberstion has
not been revealed, bstitis safe to
predict continuance OF the mining,
while it IS highly probable that a re-
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and Rheumatism. Get Hood s
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Hoods Pills cure all liver ills,
biIliousness, jaundice, indigestion,
sick headache. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
A Call.

Tne Baptist have issued the fol-
lowing call which we publish by
request;
10 THE BAPTIST OF NORTHWEST
Observation-Disclosures, there is
pressing need for increased mis-
slonary activity in our section of
the Stale, seeing that our denomi-
national resources are SO poorly
developed, and our mission fields
so sadly neglected, and believing
that the combining OF our mission
ary forces will. view of concen-
trating their efforts upon the des-
titution OF this quarter of the State,
advisable and desirable. We the
undersigned unite in the call for u
meeting Of Baptist of Northw est
Arkansas to convene at Eurek Il
Springs on the 16 and II days Of
January, 1895. TO consider the
propr;ety of organizing = "Nolth-
west Arkansas Baptist Association
al Union" auxiliary and supple
mental to the work Of the State
Convention, and if thought desir-
able after conference, to effect such
organization. We call upon all
Baptist interested to be present.
Hoping that all our churches of
North Arkansas will be represent
ed by delegation if possible, other
wise by letter OF approval.
The above call Is signed by q
numbr of prominent Baptist people
from all parts Of North Arkansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
A Fallen Idol,

Fort WORTH, Tex, Jan. 4.-Roger
@. Milo is under the ban with some
Texans, and the feeling against him
has eliminated in movement which
will probably take the shape Of reso-
luton in the next Legislature urging
him to resign his position as repre-
sentative of Texas in the United States
Senate. The specific complaint against
Mr.. Mills is that he does not in any
way respect Texas, and sneers at all
proposed measures that are calculated
to be of benefit to the people of this
State. 1t is charged that he treats
people of Texas when they go to
Washington in manner that shows
his contempt for them, or the business
that called them there. Individual
cases are cited, and one of them is that
of Col. d. l. Malone of the this city
who was snubbed by Mills when he
called on him in Washington. Another
case is that of Hon. Vim. Capps, who
received about the same treatmens
that Col. Malone did. Besides this,
letters have been received from. Mr..
Mills in which he is said to have evil
denced the utmost Indifference and
corrnmpt for the wants Of the people
of this State; aud when requested to
interest himself in behalf Of national
bankrupt law, which would benefit
lar,e number of the people he is sup
posed to represent he sleritled the idea
and dismissed i, as unworthy of his
consideration. II is charged against
Senator Mills that though he has
lived off the emoiuments of Office given
him by the people Of Texas, lie refuses
most ntemptously to interest him
self in any way in having Texan APP
pointed to any position. Prominent
men of this city are at the head the Of
movement, and it is said have framed
the resolution to be introduced at the
next sitting Of the State Legislature.
Who will bring the resolution before
| the body is not known, but it is said
that Repr, sentative Bailey, this district
will do so.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
CLEVELAND DENOUNCED,
CONGRESSMAN SiSLEY OF PENNSYLVANIA
MAKES ANATTAck UPON THE PRESIDENT.
The Leavenworlh Penite n.ary Transferred From
War TO Justice Department.

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The general
debate, yesterday, On the currency and
banking bill, according common under
standing, was concluded with the ad-
Journment of the house this afternoon
and the last day was marked with a
most sensational speech by siblev,
democrat, of Pennsylvania, who open
ed the session of debate with an
attack upon the president which ex-
ceeded IN character of it's description
of the chief executive anything that
has ever before been heard on the
floor. He described the president as
combination of "brains, belly and
Brass" without being called to order.
He said the mouth of membe had
been padlocked by promises Of
patronage, and when pressed by
outhwait to tell who put the paddock
upon his lips said: LET me tell the
gentleman that am not talking today
to men who believe in going to hell in
handcraft instead of heaven
supported by truth. Let me tell him
also that am not addressing men VITO
believe more in bob-tail flush than a
contrite heart" Bland and
johnson, democrats, also spoke in
opposition to the bill aided by Cohsen,
democrat, Wisconsin,, The only
speech in its favor was made by Cox,
democrat. Tennessee. Before the de-
bate on the currency bill was begun a
resolution reported from the commit
tee on rules was agreed to, directing
the committee on appropriations to
add the sundry civil bill a paragraph
transferring the control and jurisdiction
of the. e.Leavenworth prison from the
war department to the department. Of
justice.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10

ductive plant will be put in and the
work opened up on large scale. Mr..
Chase says that his operations have
passed the experimenting stage and
that he regards the Morning as a full
developed mine with no uncertainties
about it. The new works have result
ed in the finding of ore in greater bodies
than before and has changed for the
better the appearance of the whole
mine. Anyone visiting the property
now will hardly recognize it. The
Morning Star Mine is the great adver.
tisment of this country. and the success
of its development is of the greatest
Importance to Marion county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
Most Corrupt Congress in Years.

The Atlanta Constitution, although
one OF the most fearless and untring
democratic journals in the south,
thus characterixes the presen
congress:
all that was ever charged against
Grant and black Friday can be said of
the present admins ra ton, except the
number now engaged in manipulating
congress is much greater and more
conservative. But what they lack in
one line they make up in All other.
They last much longer aud are more
persistent aud more widespread in their
disaster. Large sums of money, and
influence of various kinds are used to
accomplish their ends and the amount
of rottenness and corruption in high
places in Washington was never
greater than it is today. II is sad
fact, tut one we'll known here to the
people who hove all opportunity 10
keep posted. OF course it is damaging
to the democratic party everywhere,
but the party ought not to be held
responsible for the corruption Of its
leaders. 1t is true the people have
made sad mistake in many instances
but these men have had to repudiate
every principle of the party to carry
out the crimes they have accomplished
and are preparing 10 accomplish.
Mark our prediction. The 53 con-
gress will 60 down to history as the most
corrupt congress ever assembled in
i'll Washington. While the country
is in the greatest distress for money,
congress has stood quietly and witness
ed an illegal issue Of 100000, 900 in
bonds, and will leave the gap open for
an additional issue an not one word of
protest has been raised against it.
The majority of the billion dollar con-
gress weie angels compared to the
present maiority.o
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
DIN
A ! !
NOTICEFOR PUBLICATION.

.,M LAND OEFlcE IT IARRIso y, AK
a | l'cc, 9th 1884
sssss4 s.,tice is hereby given that the following
ARE settler has filed notice oi his il tent:o to
n.s;kciipa preo! in support or his claim a'.d
Eghai aaid pro twill be made before the Judge or
a.. IttskAi Cnrrollc unity st Bcr'yville, Ark OF
'n' w ,o eb. nth S91, viz William D. Jc kins h. e,
lA - che m 10 III for the sw14 keA NwA SEX Sec
Ia ' fElD Il - w
ae dRme the following witnesses to prove
W. fsco1t uors reside cc u,3o ai, cultivation of,
,rouatid 1Rnd viz; william. r. Fmert, Eli g
Il unsnolta<. Thomas J Wat and Watt, all oi
T. IA ArSScaSf crest. Afkai,s"s: IS: po,,;s+.r
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N"tice

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
executor OF tx. last will and testament OF
} Narson Eaker, dec'd, will APPLY to the
no ,urable f'r, bate curt Of the Eastera Dis
isiOs ,f arroll c0u ty, Aria sas, at its NEXT
JanqAry term. iHn foe al orstsr to sell tlss
iol o,ak :iiscria'd iraetrty to-wit:, Ne Ne
and Nv Se, SEC 35 20. y of z p West te
10 ,gi x To tho estate tt the said Jefferson,
s;.c'a to satisfy the .ai rs o. i.trbtodnees
against said estate. shis ree. z n. Ise4
l.. T.. HArg4,;I. Executor.
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Al, Fee.

Those who have used DR.. King S
y New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, have now the op-
Il portunity to try it Free. Call on the
! a.! !, 'tlsed druggist aud get Trial
~ Bottle, Free. Send your name and ad-
h dress to II. +. Bucklen & Co.. Chicago,
and get q sample box of DR.. king's S
New Life Pills free as we'll as copy Of
IA Gnide to Health and Household In
structions free All Of which is gu ar
etoteed to do you good and cost you moth
= ing Dr. J. f. !Iarberts Drugstore.
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OTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

~ Land office at Harrison Ark, !
81 Dec. ogtl 1894 !
ice is hereby given that the following
1qHeetttr has filed notice of his inte ton TO
III al nraof in support OF his claim, and
nd proor will b4 made before the Judge or
|1f Carroll Co. at Berryyiile, Ark, OH Feb.
MviZ:
NC. Walker h 10 1929 for the Ne
szSswli Ne 4 Sec, 8, Town. II Mr.. q,
mes the following witnesses TO prove
118nuons resid-,.cc upo. ard cultivation
I'm i viz: y II -,.4itz Miles Howard
fkins and John Mars, al Of Dry fork,
Jno. 2. Clrnlenin. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFpscs At HARRISON. Ark.

|sS. Dec, 27th, 1894
hs 81 xc.ice IL hereby given that the followiag-
Anpl.i settler has flied notice Of his inte"tioi' to
-yssake i oil lfroofin Support OF his claim, and
Fit al aid lreoi will be made before the Rcgi ter
+ Recpircr at Harrison. Ark. Oh Feb. ., ls3
..vix: iiiiiari L. Underwood h. g. 10. l34l4 for
tha Sw 4 Ne Z Sec 2s L. u = X p w.
Al He names the following witnesses to prove
W als cont, llo!ts residence uren III d
careul yation of. said land, viz: n. II. MciloEsid
ionsalirhael Mostelier, A. Fitzhugh, aad George
REAsllett all OF Raum., Arb n.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
Colect0r's \ otice.

l Will meet the taxpayers or Carroll
county, Arkansas, at the following
times and places, to receive the taxes
Of Carroll county for the year 1891,
to wit:
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
$500 wzEk I1Ek
FOR
WILLING WORKERS

OF either SEX any age, in any part of the country,
at the employment which we furnish. You need
not be away from home over night. You can give
yourwhole time to the work, or only your spare mo-
inent,. Ascaptal is not required You run no risk.
We supply you with all that is needed. 1t will
cost you nothing to try the business. Any one
can do the work. Beginners make money from
.he start. Failure is unknown with our wo: kers.
Every hour you labor you can easily make dollar.
No one who is willing to work fails to make more
money every day than can be mace In three days
nj any ordinary employment. Send for free beck
containing the fullest Information.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-01-24
Domestic Markues.
nv TnlAoranhl

q JANUARY %. 1895.
NEW YORK-The Flour Market receipts
8, 623 packages: exports 1854 bblS and 49,
or sacks; sales 5000 packages; dull and
weak. .
i Flour quotations-low extras at 1882 60;
ety nils extra at nssf 1o e er m Is s
2 60 fair to fancy at 2 6OG2 80: patents at 2 70
@3 25; Minnesota clear 5o92 90; sralghts
do at oo93 90: do patents 3 2blg4 10: 90 rye
fine at ooG2 To-. Southern flour dull and
weak. Rye flour dull and steady 5593. Buck
wheat f1our1 50bid. Buckwheat 499o5 Cornmeal
quiet and steady. Rye nominal. Wbeat-re-
ceipts = BUSH exports 100. 1877 bush; sales
112, 900 bush: moderately active, re lower and
steady; No Red store and eley % "A 1oS re c;
afoat 6O06OMc: TO b at 591z@6u1ac; No !
Northern at68t4 t96s1a. Corn-receipts $3.50
bush :exports 572 bush; sales 10000 bush; duh
and frmer; No2 at 49b2c in elev, Sic afioat.
Oats-recepts 80, 65o bush: exports - bush;
sales 60 900 bush; quiet and easier No 2 at SO !:
do White 351sG36c: No 2 Chicago 34c No 3 at
SO do White 36 Mixed Western 34@35c; White
do and White State at S6@40c. Beef inactive;
and weak; family Q 7b all rs; extra mess at
4 5od8 90; beef hams are dull; tIerced beef is
quiet; cut meats dull and weakr picked bellies
5s4 do shoulders at 15c; do hams at 84S1a |;
middels nominal. Lard quiet and weaker Yves
tern steam closed 80 bid; city at 8 rs refined
quiet; Continent at 3o;S Aat So; compound
5061s. Provisions-Pork III moderate demand
weak mess $12912 90; extra prime nominal.
The Butter market is quiet. unchanged: State
dairy at 10920c; do creamery 160111c Penn do
16021c; Western dairy at IO0l6c: do crem at
l4@23: do factory 81a01bc; Elgin 23c. Cheese
quiet and easy; State large 99111Ac; do fancy
coIored at 1lM do White 1914 G111c; do small
at s1s@11Ac. Petroleum nominal united at
991a Coffee-Rio quiet, easier; No at 5 y
sugar-raw fl adult refined more active, firm
Nos at 7-16@3sse; No at 3 5-16@31a
No 8 at 3M@3 7-16c: No $ at 3 3-16l13ssc
No 10 at 31s03 5-16c. No II at 3 1-16o13Ac
Nol2 at 3@3 1-16c: NO ID at 1870; off A
31h03M ca Mould A at 4 1-16G434c:
standard A at 8 13-16@4c: Confectioners' A at
3II-l6@37s ;cut loaf and crushed 7-16D4ss
powdered 1-16@4A /; granulated at 3 15-169
41mc: Cubes 1-1644J4.c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet, steady, grain %
steam l 1sd asked.
CHICAGO-The Flour market to-day-buyers
holding off, so that holders would accept con.
ceSsions but there was entire absence OF de-
mand Wheat is easier: MOI Spring 54sstd
5SMc: No Red at 51asc. Corn stronger on ac
connt of purchases by New Newlauders; No 2
at43Lxc Oats firmer; n Q at 2S@281A: No 2
rive at Soc = No Barley 5412Q55c: No l Flax.
seed AT Al 1a01 421s. Provisions lower mess
pork at 10 621s @1O 70. Lard 509e 521a
Sorht RIB sides at Is SOFAS 55: dry salt meats
Shoulders at 4a75@4 S71a; short clear sides al
5T5@57s0.
flush: corn. 174.O0o bush: oats. 10000 bush
rye, 4. 400 bush BARLEY. At 900 bush.
Shipments-Flour $4,000 bblsi wheat 33oe
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NEW YORK-Ar 21st. schs Geo Bird. Gray,
Rockland Morris & Cliff. Rockland
Ar 23d. schs Lillian Woodruff. Baracoa; Mag
gle Abbott. Aquin
cd ESD, ship Jas Drummond, Curtis. for Port
land. o; sch Hattie Luce, Torrey, Aux Cages
Sid 22d, schs Eugene Hall. for Jacksonyllle;
Henry S Woodruff Port au Prince; Fred b
Belaho. Baltimore; Edw Lameyer. Rockland
BOSTON-Ar 23d, sch M Anthony, Moore.
Ar Esd, barge Burnside. I'm Philadelphia for
Portland schs Carrie Xix. AL Mary Lee,
New York.
Anchored in President Roads 22d, schs Hen
nv Closson for =; Harry S Lord. Tor BoothDayi
Leona, for Rockport. (and started 1or seal
Cid 22d. barque Sarah. Costa azores; 9r!g
Eugene Hale Harding. Trinidad ana harn Taips
Also cid Esd, schs Fortuna. for Pools Landing
and Norfolk Alice Holbrook. Tor charleston;
Isaac T Campbell. do. ~,
Sid Esd. schs Lizzie Lee EllZansetnaporNt; Tar
ton Bell Boothbay: Willie I'LL Chlld. 1or 'Norioih;
j w Linnell. for Damar1scotta
Also sid 23d. schs Alice Hoibrook. Isaac I
Campbell Georga, a. Die DlGk som Raphael Green
SAN FRANCISCO Cid ed, ship Parthla'
SyAB Bin PAsS-Ar 18th, sch Asa I Stowell.
iio GiAlI I'VE Ar 22d, brig STACY Clark,
''e Sid ed, sch Mary Morse. Newbury, Pensa-
oo PE"AsCAGoULA- Sid 22d, sch Longfelow,
o Ar 22d. sch Kate S Flint. Mcintyre, Cardenas
APALACHICOLA-S Sid 22d. schs Nimrod,
Green. st Pierre; w Belano. CoOk Havana.
MOBILE Sid 21st, sch r ID Spear, for
DANIEN-Cld 18th, sch Almeda Wiley, Will
ley, New York.
Norfolk.
SAVANNAH-Cid 22d sch Annie L Hender-
son. Henderson, Boston.
RICHMOND--Ar 21st sch Rover. Reckland.
NEWPORT NMWS-Ar 22d, Schs Maria y
| Teel. johnson. Portland.
Sid 22d, bareue Jas w Elwell, Goodman, for
| New Bedford.
CAPE HENRY Passed out 10th. sch Ella L
Davenport Baltimore for Nayassa.
Passed out 18th, sch David Davis, Balt1
more for Boston; Sarah c hopes. do for Port
| land
| Andrews, New Orleans ohm Haynes, Haynes
Providence.
Sid 22d, sch Geo Bailey, Curtis. Staten island
| PHILADELPHIA-Cld 2lst, steamer Berks,
Irelan. Portland.
Ar 22d. sch Isaac Fl Tillyer, French Portland
| Cid 22d steamer Maverick. for Portland; sch
/ Olive Whittier, Whittier, Sagua.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 21St, sch Abner Taylor,
| Young Calais for Norfolk.
| NEW HAVEN-Ar 22d, sch Maggie Todd,
| Calais for New York.
| FALL RIVER-Ar 21st, sch Chester Il Law
| renee, for Rockport.
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yINEYARD-HAVEN 2Sth, schs j & Fl
Crowley. Fail River for Boothbay; Cyrus Cham
berlain' Thomaston for New York.
Sid 22d sch Jennie G Pillsbury
Ar sad schs G b Paine, Amboy for Boston;
Carrie / Xix. New York for do:
Nd 93d schs C ID Paine, Carrie L Hix. and
HI GGsHHTh,hsIND LIGHT Passed east Esd. sch
Damietta & Joanna, from Port johnson for
Portland. No.,
ME r Wiley for Bar Harbor; Nat Meader.
, SALEMssAr 21st schs Addie g Bryant. from
Philadelphia for Bar Hareyr' Oregon, Candage'
Returned, sch Nat Meader.
Az 22d, sch Nile, Manning. New York for
3 PA i3aTS oUTH- Below 22d, schs Ct R Law
renee and Penaanid, for Boston: j r Bod
well for Rockland; Sheepscot, for ,Wiscasset,
Foreign Ports.
Passed st Helena prior to Jan 16.shfp Alex
Galley Manila for Philadelphia; State of Maine.
Curtis Manila for do; Susquehanna s'eWall,
Hong Kong for do; Wm Macy. Anne sou NY
Hiogo for do; VIM Ii ohith' Brown, Hoiis hohs
for do. 49, a... w.. u.i,,nn
Merriman, from Hiogo for Portland d vros+
Sid I'm; Lisbon Jan 9, prlg Omoiaska, frost'
Sid I'm Hamburg Jan 10th, ship Commodore
Davidson. New York a
Welt, for New York; 18th, barque Hiram EN-
cry. Gorham, Boston. .a,
Small for Ceufuegos, mot Trinidsd.)
sid i'm Surinam Jan 3. barqne Chas FsWard.
Coombs. Boston.
xer from Antigua TO load for Philadelphia
Sid I'm Falmouth Dec 81, sch Edward Blake.
Ross, Providence.
aid Dukeshire, from st Jago for Delaware
Rreakwater: Hattie Dunn Poland, from Phllar
deiphia, dlsg; Belle Wooster, Coffin; do,
Fletcher. Norfolk
AT Santa Cruz Jan IA. sch A R Keene, Keene,
from Poifit-a -Pltre. for New York.
Ar at Cienfuegos Jan 16. barque j W Dresser
Parker, New York; sch Andrew Adams. Adj
ANS Philadelphia.
Spoken.
Dec %. lat 50 27 N, Ion 46 10 W, barque Pc
nobscot from New York for Sydney NSW.
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Boston 81 MI aine r. r.
In Effect Sept. 30, 1894
WESTERN DIVISION.

WESTERN DIVISION.
Trains leave Union Station, for scarboro
Crossing. 900 a. m. 5;l5 ;,. 6;2 20 p m.'
$50. SIS. $50 D. m.; Old Orchard Beach,
Saco, Biddeford. Kennebunk. 100 q. m,
12.40, $50, BIO, 620 p. M; Wells Beach,
somersworth, Dover. 700, a. m.,, 12.4o,
$50, 5.15 D. M; Rochester. Pennington.
Alton Bay, 12.4o, $50 p. H.; Wolfboro,
3,3Osp. M. Worcester (via somersworth
Concord 7.ooa- m. $50 p. M; south New
market Junction, Exeter. Haverhius Law
renee. Lowell. Boston. 100 a. Ill.,. So. 40.
$50 p. m. Arrive Boston, 1928 a. m AT
and Z 80 p m.
Boston for Portland. $50 a. M, Loo
4. Is D. m. Sundays 3.45 a. m.
Sunday trains TO Boston and Way Stations.
1856, Al p. m. Arrive Boston, 52o and
9.45p. m.
EASTERN DIVISION.
From Union Station For Cape Elizabeth.
EY-S.46 a. M; Saco, Conway Junction.
Rochester, Pennington. Alton Bay, Wolf
boro, 1900 a; M. Biddeford, Portsmonth'
Boston, 200, 10 90 a. M, 81 90; 800 P, m;
arrive Boston, 5. So a. M. 1856, 4.26 and 500
p. M; Boston for Portland. 7.30, 900 a. m.
1890. 100 p n. Sundays 800 a. M, q !; ~ ~
m. Sunday trains for Biddeford, Ports
mouth, Newburyport. Salem, Lynn, Bos-
ton. zoo q. M. 90 p; m; -
SCcnnects with Sound Lines for New YORK.
sWestern Division from North Berwick Sun
days only.
train for Boston via Eastern Division.
tConneets at North Berwick for all stations
on the Western Division.
Through tickets to all points in Florida, the
South and West tor sale at Union Station.
D. ]. FLANDERS. G. P. and /. A.. Boston.
sept2S dtf
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THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE

and know good thing when they see it,
and that is why they have crowded our
store, corner Congress and Pearl streets,
for the last three weeks.
We have decided to stock the new
store opposite the Preble House with
new and fresh goods, and for thatrea
are going to continue our slaughter of
the stock in the old store, as the follow
ing quotations will show. Many of these
goods are at half price, and you cannot
afford to wait and let the opportunity
slim