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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

= @IC is TO ILHME?

l"lg.zI,eai}V We csp i.eal sonee q anI
/, aNe=4Ie . nplaii Al 'he hard tines.
Fae We heafd kicking ali, at
1 hare mes was sealed ia his wagon
r,4zll H. * home lie lati exactly s,X,
BIZ fa5 EyaAsy sides Of Northern ba
cae 80 lite vehicle which he had just
l5ti,eaa@at ftom d merchant We Know
nan We'll and there Hiii be enough
a ~ raised IN bis pasture lands !ifi5
ss-as ta tatten twenty-five OF the
biegast hogs III the state. DO YOU Won
Or ut thA times being a tri1e tight
w!ten maa in Texas hires y man in
Missouri to raise his meat?-Tylo Har-
be n.
Yes, ard the "vehic!e'' was made in
the north and tie harness that the
the team was hitrhed 10 It with was
brought frcin the norlh-aad no doubt
the team cans. from the north. When
he alliveG home lit 8 a.ateh made in the
north, and built fire ia northern
made stove, aud friaA his meat in q
non tiiern made skillet aad put il in a
northern made dish and -at at . narth
erp made table and doWn IN 4 northern
madeehair aud ale lis supper with false
teeth made in the north. A ftar he had
finished his meal he Ii led his northern
made pipe Will northern made tobacco,
sat By the fire and cnrsed the northern
capitalists Till he beea ne sleepy and
laid down to sleep on n poftAern made
bed and pulled lie northern cover up
over his head 10 keep t1a northern air
from giving him cold or at least this
is tie way most Artansians have been
managing fer the past twenty years.
-Cahoan County Advocate.
Aud eur friend Of tha Advocate
might have aI&o added that the
great State OF Arkansas is better
adapted, naturally, u ;bo nAnaiac-
ture or production of alit1,se ar
1icleS than any state in the north.
Better timber for the building OF
vehicles and f.rrn ng implements
does not grow than is proiaced in
abundance right here III Arkansas,
while our miAeral resources and
adaptation to the raising of ALL
kinds Of stock, hcgs in particular,
is unexcelled on the face of the
earth, aud as much may be said for
natural advantages IN nearly every
Other line; yet it is a fact ,ha; Il
large three-tourihs of I've net earn
ings of our people go cut ot the
State every year tor northern man
ufactured goods, whcn, i things
we Is they sl0ald 81, not ore dol |
lar should leave us for such :. pur-
pose. The question now arises
why is 1t Ihn~? L Is nol that our
superior naiaral advantages are
unknown TO capitalists who are
Xlous u invest in manulactufi m =,
en- erpriseS The falsIl, tor the /
m Isl part. lies IN our laws. When
81 nilar lnAs and cus;oms are
a iopled here that obtain in the
SIT s whore our manntactniing is
q ne, thea western energy and
stern capilnl Will head lhiS way,
aad soon W. wall become IN indie
p ,ndcit people. The energetic
man OF money and brains is i,.ocu-
la'ed with the Columbian idea Of
equal rights. Il 9 believes III fair
play and respects the rights OF all
cilizens. Ii our legislature Will
select any northern state and
no lei us ueW sci Of ganera laws.
northern and Western emigration
will begin to fl 'w this way, aud
within reasonably short time Ar
kansas will be onp .! ine foremost
manufacturing .,stes IN t4o U.iion.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

A BILL has been introduced in
the legislature, making ii a mis-
demeanor to wear a large hat or
other Objectionable head gea!, while
attending theatres or other places
of amusement. If the bill had
been formulated by the fashion
makers the reform would have
been accomplished in an incredibly
short time. The fashion makers
can do mere in II month than the
Legislature can do IN ten years,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
REAL ESYAIE FNRSlIls

80 acrv farm Il aeFes in cultivation. ~
orchard; lailcs west af CaYro!irot ~ =
Greel orcotro d, atdresz d { tiRphqQ :,
tcntGt, Ark =
Eighty acres oi.e mile Sarth East OF to,.
acres ia cultivation good house barn aId
buildings good arcfard " ell 0f " ater uowd /.
aGd title Tor terms apply At this Onies.
TO acre afi ~ VALLEY al+d 20 acres in e,,
vatioa, gond house ati euthHildiags, grgali
pie orchard. aie Spriha aiG splpi did cara r..
j teet deep. three itiIea aartift aet ct {.rea il
est Eor terms apply ut this Office
Giood fafni of !i3 acres for safe chcab.
acres in cultivation, all good bottom lSl.d. o.
dwelling, large barn and othrr o.her cut 6E,
i IS This farm is o. the }err, Vile AID L
liz 2to, road, , miles east 81 N,1ly vile. Evri
ther particulars call tlis oiuee
t'oeSAbt y farm 6ilYee Itiles west Of q
! rolltnn the CarrolltoH a,d Green otsst =,
s6 acres, 40 IN cu"t,vatioli, g9f:d. OH & ornI4,
good wcil OF water, residMcewiih three ry
/ and ont buildings For terms ajn!y 10 !
i office OF JOIN, fas than Hottie t0i Ark
/ : fine three story aotel, Wita l. raol5}4
/ bath rooJo with apparatus Coed well 1T ss
a.d kitcfen-aouse. All arW ihsec-toNrIis
al, acre OF @fouad Also 80 aerea OF 1az4l la
! SjN miles nerth Of Grees E0rtst -A aCr.s /. =
j ti@atio.i. House aHa out-bniidiaY~ tIfe! Il
orchard For terms o., .lthts >s{iaiss7sa Il 1
ianneT. Green konast Ark
4 iia. 3ott9Yi sEga1 i! tne tisage n f, j nd
sol II # tiSeei' Ferest ',6 aye, IL ,.aet,
| a.tfs N Ga!ttFatio. II tier eest i.n cn ,
e 81 reside ce ats' cat hrii II "A t. q ta.4
iip,isea 9cd CItt pil'2irgs ,.oot, tru t,r.h
! st'i srTiags. situated oE tao ieasiins ,ag
! roads, One M. FROM s;ao9l IL .,s. clltl n,
r,st o.Hoo II, cthc- wor.,s tArru coed hon
>lie. GOOD bargain. Cali at t,,is ot;ite
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

IF Congress turns its back upon
all proposed labor legislation, ex-
cept that providing for the pub
lication Of an official bi-monthIy
bulletin showing the condition Of
labor for bread and receiving u
stone, as far as the labor organlza-
tons are concerned.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

NOTHING would please the rail,
way managers more than to see
II light to the death between the
organizations composed of rail
way employees. Yet, there are
railway empioyes .fyiug to bring
OF just thai so;-t Of . light.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
NOTlCEFOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OEfleE HARRISON, ARE

LAND OEtIoE HARRISON, AnE
&c, 9TH 1894
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has til.d uotice o Ills iiteItion 10
make nal lroot i support or his claia. and
that, said pro twill he .n;i bsforo the .tn,.ge or
Clerk ci Cnrro!i urts It GorsS vile. ARK, o
Feb. .th isab, viz. " iil;sn ID. .ir4 hins h. { .
No !ai.0 for the ~ ! 49, Nwts SaA See
10 T. II y RS w
lie names the following witlesses to prove
his go .tiaoH- fesit.r ce upop and cnftivatio OF
said lnna. viz; William + tmtrt. Eli G
nco4iag. Thomas J Wala ae IL Watt, ali OF
I1 aaoress aTka' sas.
JNu. 7. C.i.s;sLs,.' Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
SO coo For so Cents.

Do YOU want it? You stand an
equal cilauce with any ono t. gel
f, and here is how it may be done:
'i1he Weekly Commercial Appeal,
in ordel 10 secure the largest cir
calat.on of any WeekIy IN the
South, offers y casa g'tt to the
subscriber @Ressing the nearest
the nnn.3er cf bates of cotton re-
ecivcd u NeH1Eis f,om Septcm-
Der 4, 1897, Nay 5, 1895, as
foiIo4s: & Tie tie correct, or
ooaresI 70 me rerreot guess il re
coved Fl TIE m9fta !; Deem ber, IL
gets ia cas41 81 soc /, Jaaa"Hy,
ii &c n ease 5000 u Fvh1a
ery, 1895, II gets ~ ea.a $500;
it in u arch, 1895, Ii u c-,sl
$1,000; it IN April, t8a3, Il se}s III
cash 5000.
4he contest closes IN Aarii, aal
the nearest guess ira - =aged aliI
be awarded The priz sHitto
for making 1t gu, IS, tes rsee. p4S
in NJ Memphis ia former sea.Fs s4te
as follows: Up to the l5sh = = s.,
1891 707, 900 bales; mp - tae l5sh
ot May, 1892, 745,538. baIes, ZIP q
the 18th Of May. 1898 z.9 385
bales; up to the 18th of Nays 1924.
A74,351 bales; up to MAY TON,
1898. how many?
In order to get Il guess for taiS
great cash prize you have only L"
send 50c fer u years Subscription
to the w Weekly Commercial appysa.
Que dollar will get two guessrs as.
the paper two years, ard for -
the paper to five subscribers with
five guessos. Old subscribers Gao
take advantage OF this great oa'ei.
and have Il guess and their tiirr
extended one year I'hose wishing
to have the paper sent to t. friend
can do so and have tho guess cred
ltcd to the sender.
Dan't delay in snbscYibin In
the frs; place You need the Week
!y Com fpercial Appeal, yonr wife
need il, your children need IL your
farm aeeds it, and yQur stoel;
needs IT, and besides You may get
the $4,000, and Yea need that
, The Weekly Commercial A p |
peal i, y paper fall of news from
,il parts OF the United States and I
every portion OF the globe, with
farm aerartmeai, a haoseliold and
ohlidren's department and Il vetI
nary column.
Il is th : best family newspa per
paper in h South and the cheap
esi IA the world only soc year,
and every Que who sei:ds soc will
get this great family week one
year and have Il chance to win the
So 600 prize.
3 guess wiilaahe counted unless
accompanied by Soc tor the paper,
aud both the guess and the money
must be sen, 1T one time. Free
sample copy sent on application.
It is best 70 SEN. by P, O. Money
Order. All oraer for less than
81 so costs only Be Liberal terms
to agents. Write tor particulars
and free sample copies. Address
COMMERCIAL APPEAL, Memphis,
Tenn.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
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IT was serious reflection upon
HE business sagacity Of Z. ?. Hunt.
ington TO charge him with being
willing to pay $4,000 II piece tor
Congressional vetes.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
s@'''..'.1,'.iF iF.'rI',-r.'..e'-sf-ss'iy's1-'

SENATOR ELAcT WILSON OF Wash
ington who is now It member Of
the House, enjoys the reputation
OF having he biggest voice in
COnpreSS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
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NHiNGs womb seernS t. be ge

THINGS wou!d seems to be get
ting somewhat n'xad wheu baak
.rs act in such 3 ,a1nrer, concern
'ns the @et& ir their waits, that
oTdieary zen aHnoi tell Wtetnef
il is patT1oasta. = asbjgit ot spec
uta atiot 5iat mo them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
TIE IWBff-A- ! WEEK WEEK REPUBLIC.
Cniy slice Year.

Send tor catalos ue OF Amer
furniture Agency, Ga'ena,
u may be had for the asking.
on all rnrcheasrs Of house
i"r"l'"ro wi'l save T, on The :,
.sr,s profit ot25lo so per
We guarantee manufactures y
e every body.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
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SOME cbotea menbers cannot
see anw nneh gte4tarit is to give
Il man t;s;f VIII h8s none thun it
IS to p rSuasie some me mber Of
another church 10 announce II
change OF faith.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
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SHOULD The future historian de-
sire 10 individualize the So Com
gress he might find Goldman
;ltraidto.IeglsLale" a good fit.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

No wonder 1894 was IN unlncll Y
year. There were 1900 new novels
published.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

JAPANESE diplomacy seems to be
of the same brand rs her fighting.
Chllta's tricky peace negotiations
we're flatteely tnrncd down.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
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CONGRESSMAN QUIGa is the latest
victim OF the idea that a man can
be at one and Same the time sue.
cessful US an editor and ot states
OlaE
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
IF the oraunflh0p has !

If he greuhdhog has remained
oniside his hole since February
2, All The g'.oandhog family are
frozen stiff and another rival of
L. $. Weather bureau has gone
out ct business
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

YELLOW ribbons ,honId never be
worn by members of Congress,
because they signify wisdom.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

WHICH comes the nearest to cor
reclIy presenting pnblic opinion,
The Senate or the House?
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

BgING II corporation lawyer
should make II man ineligible te
hold u public Office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

THE democrats will hardly miss
lhe loss uf TIER majority in he
Senate, so far as legislation is CON
cerned.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

Col HENRY WATERsoN has
taken the gold cure II la Wall
street. Next.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
<rs7s p 1---'-s-sAsrsxr

IT is those who live or TIE prin-
cipa pf ever} hing for few and
nothing for The rest WHO are re-
sponsibie for the existence of
socialism and anarchy.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Il q IS & I. L

ATToRSEY.Ar LAW
Collections specially o.lic" wth 1ribon.
GRhkS t0HEs f--- Aak6,S,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
DIRECT CnY.
s ATE OFFICERS

81 ATE OFFICERS.
C@ys5sG sssFesaS, IL i J hrnl5srsd p GlsFsd
auditor G. l.; Asills.
Treasurer Ransom GuleV
AttorGcy Geaeral Is, kinswortly.
State Land Commissioner j +. Mlchie.
SGpt Pub Instruction Jut.ius Jor.tei,
ChlefJustice Supreme Court >. r. Coekrill
Cora Agriculture W &. Nineheahtiier
(H Hemingway,
AsSoc'ate '"sgices1 ?. Hughes,
M II. Saddles.
UNITED STA TES ESsENATORS.
Iames II. Berry Beatotvlile
q James X. Jones Naai.iegtoH
JUDICIAL.
guage f. =. Mcdaniel
d Pros Pros. At orney j. 4. iilnon,
LEGISLATURE:
Cenator w. x. Morton
- Representative M. Browi.
Ys-In,-s, -s,siatrr meets biennially, on second
''' COUNfy OFFICERS.
Comfy Judge j vorthif gt'n
" Circuit Clerk Gip Is tar
/ County Clarf; j. j. IA cher
rreasarer i. i. slekr.f on.
Assessor j 5. oi.ipiaan
Surveyor Jas i}usca
Coroner Mike GoX.y
County Examiner II + i5uraey.
gs7-'saN collecting closes April 10
~ ass ssinents oi real estate biennia'ly and
! personal property annually.
EJG RfS.
! f7ircrit court coIgen~s iai Mondays il ye} and
y Aug. ia fyestern District, atid ard As5,#aa
] IL Feb AID :; ag IL Hastsr Isi3tYiet
( County 0lrt = lbt Aiood@ye IN Tan p1'ii,
Juiy and oct.
/ frcSata ,gourt Eastern D. ;ro I+eod2y il. Jam
April, 9ulg and oct Nes err r ss'i tfo.st!ay =.
/ Ii ial. t\ifri,, Jniv aud rct.
0WNSHIP.
J 9stis.q at..;,. q the Pace : :. y ..,.,4 .e.,
I.0DitIsS
GSSeeg:s eee.sc Lodge so ios, &> y
/ - %e'.ss a. Saturdays onsor befere the "a
! Fn4ea 2: ae' h ~ IN. g. y. GvIM. w u
- \ EiiT Sec
,HUaGEl SERVICES.
RI G#et5o4 sorr;s--Services every second
%'@s a fau1to sunday Il - lock 3. .
i ts8s i3eysr meeting ihr day u sh.. Z Ezary-
J. $. .rrrsoN, P. G.
= @.sa2cA Services as sn llaY
81 -" sa9l moHth. G :. .Ilnoada p, tor
z o. I;u4r suIt
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

C3.m3k'S NOTICE.

Nossc Is hera : .,ven that tho fos .,
.af'is'l ai.la. i atfre atd Frsr,ia t!a
ne sfaH ~ - n fhe Ca ,all Prob IT. e
f,tr sac se0s etF s. t3i, u :.eata / .l,yr4
= - aa e-ttet-.f F t.''t I & if@ A,
- 49, tr4| -fs iGf IN gtfa. q
e.tsa ~ N. Or ssjt ar.saa -.
e5sa'et:a. y 49,. "a
ts33s@ AzH p aesaaut
~ 81 So ed 4
a#4aot
'fg.,4s ia
s;ie eatatt OF
,e aceaa cscIei
ta sid sci
.att Gga sttt-a il
e ~ O the i'r. :
u
tr, Probate G.!
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

The new plate glass trust ought
to be an easy Ole I" break.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
MsPApER lAH 8


IF fsubscribers order discontinuanee oftheirpe
riodicals. and fail pay arearascs the publish
ers may continue 10 send them until the areaf-
ii suu5ori0er8 r,fasa OF neglect TO take their
peri Ideal from the oHicc 10 vbica they are u
directed they raapanitie aGiii they nave set
tiled their biti aad ordered 6.iei, dtsoontii ueo
The corrts faTe t.eoiGei3 hat refusing TO take
perct ea! .Eole the o1lica FUnto7ing and teaV :
nv tit-fp u4eaied Tor - pima fsc-" tTlot-c Oh
Intentional frcut..
.-.e-F '-'--s
- ttiyersi5ias agents or stGas gers who desire
Gg,aee An .VtrtIsene., III sais paper i'lfist nc-
eoreNs. heir ord nr y,.sh tit'e-etn
sGy-All local advertising is inserted
anl charged for accordingly unri order
ed 80.
~ RsDAr. FFBRUhaY Il, 1898,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

Ir ISL; ~ Eat Con
gressns. ef34e s}4euid be
ii ii ii Most mcn
wonld .nr aa9ing fail
cd ea Il u, eeea cut BY good
society, a4a= s.clsi oui of Con
gress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
AND (
So V {.
hs9MEY

JEE or. OU1E DEAxEEsS csasa sell
s'f'Ea machines cheaper elaaM yo@ cam
act elsewhere. 9I.e NE,Tg Ea@Rd I. IS
"ER beet, En5 we make cheaper izilsd7e,
sUcas rs tfao GAE.71AsAo AnE4aL and
oGAes EH1.fa Arua Eusl Nics1ag lfza.ea
&aygir,s. III aea3EAes Yer s. go aElG spo
GieAa oEs our sgeNt Of vyrs4o u.s. Eyo
svssHs yosir sTSiio2 aEs5 af l5yices9 tez.za2s
snSl nQ aa-c sseu3sgg WIN WIN, VIC Vt ia
hare 1T. yya Challenge she v.orsa TO
pgoGnee e. fsEETEN 5000 gsey~1sag
Machine 9or $4,000, oT g. better $2os
se .usslss EEacs.ssae for see. tEaaT ycu
caEa Boy frossa Us, or cur Agents.
J'npNE}H EoNE SEWING MACHINE co.
ORATGr, MASS. BceTos, MAZE 23 UNION sQuARs, \. Y
l4-icAao, Iu1,. ST. f.oUIs, 10. DALLAS, T-1-A-.
81 LlA,zcIsco, CAL. ATL4R-A, c..
F-R SALE SY
THs NEW HOME SEWING MACH. CO
80 North Eleventh Slrrel
ST. Louis, Mo
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

oubsesihs tor vhg rRIBusE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

RsDAv FFBRUh.Y Il, 1898
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

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The morning times., 1895-12-19
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

James NJ. Owens. the defaulting post
master OF W ate rfaH. Prince W1lliam
county. was arrested Yesterday bv Deputy
and brought to this city last night to be
lodged in the city Jail for a hearing before
Mr.. John S: Fowler. the United S States COM
cred to he between $500 and $500 short in
his postal counts. and when the discovery
was made he fled.
The Junior Assembly has issued In
yitations for a New Years ball. 10 take
place in Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. Charles Smith. special officer at
the St Asaph race track. yesterday morn
ing arrested u colored boy who gave his
a stove. a set OF dishes and two racing sad
dies from the stable OF DR." Street at
st. Asaph.
The Alexandria county authorities are
graveling the Washington and Alexandria
pike from the Washington and Ohio Rail
road Junction into this city.
The Fanchon Club. one OF the best known
social organizations in the city. gave their
rirst hop of the season in Schuier's Hail.
on Upper King street, last night.
The business men of Alexandria are
signing petition TO be presented to the
general assembly asking that the st.
Asaph race track be not interfered with.
and pointing out the advantage and benefit
it is 10 this city. As soon as il gets large
number of signatures it will be sent to the
Alexandra representatives IN the general
assembly with a request tnaG IL De pre-
sented to that body.
1t is expected that Hon. John Allen
of Mississippi will be the orator the ban
Quet given by Lee Camp in honor or the
birthday OF Gen. Robert +. Lee next month.
Mr.. George Uhler has been chosen by
Belle Hhven Lodge. Knights of Honor.
representative to the grand council or the
order. which meets in Richmond in the
spring.
The Christmas HOLIDAYS OF the EDisco-
pal High School and the other schools here
will begin tomorrow evening.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
DEPRIVED OF HER CHILDREN
Mrs. Slack Refused Their Custody
by Justice Hagnsr.
Old Statute of Charles II He Holds
to Be in Force In the
District.

Justice Hagner yesterday decided against
Mrs. Slack upon all the points involved
IN the proceedings instituted in equity
court, No. 2. under the application made
by the next friend of her two children for
an injunction to restrain all parties from
further action in any phase OF the COM
plication, pending the consideration OF
the will contest upon its merits.
The Justice granted the injunction and
left the children in the care OF Mrs Addie
Slack Perrine, their testamentary guardian.
but giving the mother the unrestricted right
to see the little ones and prohibiting the
guardian from doing or saying anything
to ALLEVIATE the children's affections from
their mother.
The decIsion was quite lengthy, and was
an exhaustive review OF the whole case. The
justice held Il at the statute OF Charles III,
upon which the claim of fathers right
TO beQucajh the care and custody OF his
children was based. to be in fun force and
effect.
Touching upon the proceedings in New
Jersey, and ire decision there IN favor of
the mother. Justice Hagner held that no
action there taken under the writs of
habeaS corpus is binding upon Mrs. Perrne.
Stating that the duty imposed upon him
was the most unpleasant that he had ever
been called upon to perform, Justice Hagner
referred to the innocent children as those
whose Interests were really involved. and said
IT was matter or great regret that they
should be made cog niZant of the unfortunate
state of affairs. They have heard much. he
said, that viii sadden their lives and
cloud their future.
1t has been said. the Justice remarked.
when discussing another feature. that when
the father obtained control OF the children
that he. was keeping them as n matter of
IaTor 10 Tue mother, and that he was bound
70 hoid them as subject to her orders. In
point OF fact and in law the father was the
only lawful guardian.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
4 GRAND OFFER TO THE
SICK.
S. A MONTH
Pays for Everything Neces-
Sary to Effect a Cure.

DR.. WALKER makes this wonderful offer
TO all who suffer. An offer without
parallel. An offer tnat none should fail TO
accept. Ouly So month for all medicines,
treatment, and necessary appliances. To
this Is added the most eXacting attention,
and the services OF the most marvellous
physician OF modern times. Hundreds daily
avail themselves OF DIR, WALKERS offer
Hundreds come who have failed to obtain
relief from all other sources. DR.. Walker
is curing them. He will cure you-no mat
ter what your disease. So-called iucura bic
diseases-Desfuess,C Catarrh, Asthma, Plies,
Bronchitis. Neuralgia, Constipation, Indi.
gestiou. Rheumatism, Diseases OF Women,
Private aud Delicate Diseases, Varicocele,
Structures and all diseases OF the Eye, Ear,
Nose Throat. Lungs, Stomach. Heart, Liver,
Kidneys, Bowels, Bladder, Rectum, Blood
or Skin, and Lost Manhood, readily yield
TO this great physicians treatment. DR..
Walker can be consulted daily from 10 To 8.
Those who can't call during those hours can
see him on Wednesdays and Saturda VS. from
TO p. m, or ou Sundays from 10 to12.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
Holiday Excursion Rates via Pennsyl.
yania Railroad.

The passenger department of the Penns VI.
yania railroad announces the sale of Christ
mas and New Year holida excursion tick
cts to all points on its system of lines east
OF and including Pittsburg and Erie nd west
Of Elizabeth and Sea Girt, December 81,
R2, %, "a, 20 and 81 and January 1, good
for return passage until January Z, 1896,
Inclusive, at special reduced rates Tick
cts will be sold to Fredericksburg, Richmond,
Petersburg and other points south on Decem-
Der 18th to 25th, Inclusive, and December
20 to January l inclusive, good for return
passage untu January Z, 1896.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
MRS. HENDERSoN'S WILL.
Beuueaths Estate to Children. Wit
SGnd rY iidtad Prnxisns


An exempiified copy OF the last will of
barah Il. Henderson OF Covngton, KY.
was submitted for proba te today
All the testater's property. real per-
sonal or mixed. is beaueathed to her two
Children, Jessie B. and George G. Hender-
son, and If either of the two shall die
without issue prior to November 8. 1897.
the STARE allotted to that one shall 90 to
the other.
In case of the death of both without
issue before the date given, the estate
passes to the testator's sisters, Georgia
G. and Indiana C. Bright. except in the
event OF the marriage of the latter. when
all goes to Georgia c., and if neither be-
comes the beneficiary the property passes
TO blood relatives according to law.
special beuuests are made. which are
to be considered as not being included in
the provisions mentioned.
The original will is dated February 81
1854, and Georgia G. Bright is named
as eXecutTix and guardian. A codicil which
does not change the main features of the
original instrument is dated February II.
1894.