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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-03
THE HORSE INDUSTRY.

OF the outlook for the horse industry
AT Pittsburg on Monday, crude oil
Jumped up to S2.3j, and the exchange
was crowded with spectators. Tele-
grams from the oil fields of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia
stated that the greatest activity prevail
ed, and that hope had Iriumphed over
depression. Old wells are being re-
opened and new onts drilled. The fever
of expectancy has also spread among the
cattle growers, because the price of beef
has steadily climbed upward. a few
years ago the cattle industry was over
done and herds were allowed to dwindle.
Demand now runs ahead of supply. and
the owners of good herds are in clover,
while those who went out of the bust
ness are curSing their stupidity. The
advance fever will next strike the horse
growers. Consumption goes steadily
on, but for two successive years breed
ing operations have been restricted.
The crazy desire TO unload Knocked
down values aud forced thousands of
mares out of breeding ranks. The
country will soon wake up to the fact
that enough driving horses are not COM
ing on to fill the places of the crippled,
WORKOUT and dying, and then there
will be an eager scramble to buy. The
breeders who have sacrificed their studs
will fill the air with lamentations, while
those who have nursed hope through
dark hours and continued to breed high
will reap the harvest. You cannot keep
seventy millions of people in paralyzed
condition, and an immense product is
required to supply their daily wants.
All the signs point to revival of the
horse-breedlng industry"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-03
TO PREVENT "RlNGl G."

y FHEVGIN MINT q.
''Ihe idea of branding horses to pre-
vent ringing is again being discussed, -
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07

"Uncle" Mord Bailey died very
suddenly this morning at 10
o clock at the residence of his son,
James Bailey. he had been aild-
ing several da1 S with the lagrippe,
but had sufficiently recovered TO
be up and around in the house. H.
ate breakfast this morning and
S emod to be stronger than usual.
He laid down on the bed 10 rest
and expired almost instantly. Mr..
Bailey leaves several children all
OF whom are married,
The American Furniture Agency,
with western headquarters at Gale
IA, Kansas, sells all kinds of House
hold Furniture at manufacturers,
and ships direct from the largest
furniture factory in the world, thus
saving its customers all middle
mems profits, and at the same
time giving them an immense as
sortmcnt otnew designs to select
from. Send postal card request for
large illustrated catalogue. Ad-
dress 4 Amorican Furniture Agency,
Galona, Kansas.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
gives the best satisfaction OF any
cough medicine [ handle, and as a
seller leads all othor preparations
in this market. [ recommend it
because ii is the best medicine |
ever handled tor coughs, colds and
Group. A. W. Baldrldgo, Mlllers-
Vile, LII. For sale by J. E Har
bert.
erehants, advertise your spring
stock of goods. There is nothing
like pushing your business to the
front.
Rumor has it that two more
cases OF matrimony will be comm t
ted before farining time.
Have yoa lost your grip?
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby that | will pre-.
sent a petition at the next April
term, 1895, OF the county court, ask
ing the court to make an order to
view, lay out and establish a new
road as follows: Commencing at
the Grim school house, running
one-half mile north, thence $50
yards west, thence north 10 the S.
3. corner of james Standlees farm,
thence west to the S. q. corner of
the J. B. Houts farm, thence north
to within $50 yards OF Jesse Co
forth's farm, thence in a northwest
crly direction. intersecting the
county road at William Brammer's $
farm. A. B. GRIM,
Principal pctioner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
-K,a-5-rHA-
Fat People.


Park Obesity Pills reduce your
weight Permanently from Y to Is
pounds a,.month. No starving sick
ness or injury; no publicity. They
build up the heald and beaatity the
complexion, leaving no wrihkl les
or flabbiness. Stout abdomaus and
difficult breathing surely relieved.
No experiment. A scientific and
positive relief, Price 81 per pack
ago by mail postpaid. Testimoni.
ais and particulars (sea'ded) 2cs.
All correspondence striekly con
fidential.
PARK REMEDY Co, Boston, Mass.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07

Taylor, the investment man,
left first of the week for Harrison.
He tells us that he will return in
q week or ten days, when he ex-
poets to make an effort to organ
ize board here through winch
stocks can be taken and loans
procured. The time has fully ar
rived when Green Forest business
men should begin to do some
business Of this kind. There is
no question about it, building and
loan associations builds up towns,
and Green Forest should join the
procession. From a talk with Mr..
Taylor, we are convinced that be
not only represents one of the most
responsible firms Of this kind in
the United States, but one that
offers many superior advantages.
We hope bis efforts to organize a
board here will meet with success.
Every business man in town should
be represented in it.
G. A. jenkins, son of our coun-
tryman, W. D, Jonl<ins, is NOV
ing into E, G. Dooling's properly.
Mr.. Jenkins is a photographer OF
twenty years experince. Those
who wish work in his line will
do we'll to call on him. His gal
lery is located just south OF the
Postoffice.
Sheriff A. P. Naples has gone
to Louisiana after W. J. Deadly,
the man who killed Gus William
son at Eureka Springs in 1880.
Deadly gave. himself up to the
Louisiana officials, saying be had
been a fugitive for Is years and
that he could bear the strain no
longer.
WANTED: To exchange lum Der
for zoo cord of wood. Call on
either J. NJ. Jones orr. 7. Stanhope.
"Babe" Hulsey and wife of Ba-
ta7ia are visiting Kimsey Hulsoy
who is very sick this week.
The very best high grades of
coffee on the market at Graham's s
at zoe per pound.
THE TRIBuNE's short coming
this week is attributable to the
grip.
Candidates for city officials are
now in order.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
Dacklen'S Arniea Saiye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcors, salt
rhoum, fovor sores, tetter, chappcd
hands, ch,lbiahs, corns and al
skin oruptions, 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 J. E. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
Everybody's got the grip.
Call and see our new job office.

Call and see our new job office.
W. A. Butt, his wife and little
girl are in bed this week with an
attack OF the grip.
A ten,year old boy crazy drunk
on our streets yesterday was ..one
the most disgraceful sight we have
seen late y.
Rev. r. 4. Martin and Frank
Brasuell are attending the Madison
Circuit court this week as witness
es in the Brown perjury case.
We learn that DR.. Scott of Donver
was taken before Boone county
Justice this week for preliminary
examination on on the charge of
SANDER.
The Mayoralty lies between W.
A. Butt and Fl. A. L. Tanner. no
ether candidates are spoken of.
Either of them would make q good
Mayor.
We learn that Jack Malon's res
idence and contents near Center
Point were destroyed by fire
yesterday, caused by detective
stove pipe.
Every property owner should
set out some kind Of rubbery
around his promises. Moth
ing adds more TO the general
appearance OF q town than plenty
of shade trees. Now is the time
TO set them out,
For seven years or more Mrs.
". D. Louder of Quincy, Ky, was
subject to severe attacts of cramp
collie. Mr.. S. r. Moore, a druggist
of that place, recommended Cham
berlain's Colic Cholera and Diar-
rhcoa Remedy, which has effected
u permanent cure, saving her much
suffering besides the trouble and
expense OF sending fer q doctor.
which was necessary, For sale by
J. b. Harbert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
Election Procl nation.

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the incor-
ated (unorganized) town Of Green
Forest, Saturday, March %, 1895,
tor the purpose Of elocting the fol
lowing officials; One mayor, enc
recorder and five aldermen.
J. z. FANEINd,
Agent OF the Citzons.
This Mar. /, 1895.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
Notice TO School Directors.

All school directors in the East
ern district Of Carroll county are
hereby requested to send me their
names and post Office addresses.
Fbis is necessary that notices from
this office may be properly sent
out. FL. p. BURNEY,
Co. Examiner.
Grcen Forest, Ark, Feb. 8, '95.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07

We will send you by mail post
paid one small evergreen tree
adopted to your climate, with IN
structions for planting aud caring
for it, together with our complete
list of Nursey stock. If you will
cut out this ad., mark on it the
name Of this paper, and tell how
many and what kind Of trees and
plants you would like to purchase
and when you wish to plant them
We will quote you lower prices
on the stock you want than have
ever been offered you. Write al
once. EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Evergreen, Door Co., Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
E. G. Dooling has moved to his
farm east of town.

E. G. Dooling has moved to his
farm east of town.
The moon will be in eclipse on
next Sunday night.
Chas, Redding has about reeov-
ed from the popular complaint.
W. S. June has been quite Ill Tor
several days. DR.. Ramsey IS at
tending him.
AS it is little early for spring
our poet has devoted his attention
to another subject.
''Tbo Beautiful Snow" is now
sung by Green Forestors, "SIaSh,
Slush, the Beautiful SIush."
Charlie Cardwell of Usage has
been here the past week handling
stock of second hand clothing.
J. t. Russell is able to be on tho
streets again by the aid of "a cane
after a weeks wrcstle with the
grip.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe Democrat or the ST.
Louis Republic at TIE TRIBUNE
Office.
Owifg to cur recent purchase
we forced to call on all and evefv
body who are in arrears with rs to
pay Up.
"Unele Billy" Hulsey has been
removed to his son-in-law's on Dry
Fork. 1he old gentlemon is in
very feeble health.
Frank Lawrence celebrated is
Goth birthday last Sunday at his
home by giving a dinner to his
neighbors. Those present report
q sumptous feast.
Ira Watt the overseer on the
road leading east did some very
effective work last week. Owing
to the recent thaw the road was
almost impassahlo.
1t is hoped and believed that
the matter Of extension Of the
railroad 10 Harrison in the early
Spring will be considered at the
meeting o. the directors - the
Eureka 'Sprin.s Railwav.-D ,iiy
Times Echo.
TO perfect our town govern
ment it will be necessary to eject
fearless and cool headed set Of
off cials, men who will pay no at
tention to kickers, but inaugeraie
such rules and regulation as VIII
be necessary to suppress crimes
and improve the town.
DfED-Mrs. Mary June, wife Of
W. S. June, on March l, age GO.
Mrs. June was native OF Vermont.
and the mother of two children,
G. J. Smith of Quincy, Michi4an
aud Chester II. Smith of this place.
She had long been a mombcr o.
the Latter Day Saints. She was
inferred in the Picllens cemetry
Friday. Her many relatives hero
and abroad have the sympathy Of
THE TRIBUNE.
A severe rheumatic pain in tho
ieft shoulder bad troubled Mr.. J
Il. Topper, ~ well known druggist
Of Des Moincs, iowa, for over SIX
months. AT times the pain was
SO sever that he could ret lifi any
thing. With ali he cou!d do he
could not get rid OF It until he APP
piled Chanberlain's Pain Balm.
Il only made three applications
ofit,' he says, "Anl have since
been free fre m al pain" He now
recommends, ii to person similarly
afflicted. Il is foi' sale by !. Il.
Haroert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07

IF you contemplate purchasing
any Household Furniture, send for
for large illustrated catalogue and
price list of American Furniture
A gency, Galena, Kan. They rep.
resent the most extensive furniture
factory on earth, and sell to any
body at lowest factory prices.
Genuine high proof headlight
coal oil zoe gallon at Graham's.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
Money Money?

I can loan you money on good
improved farms in sums of $3.50
up, on 3-5-7 and 10 years time.
JAS. w. EDWARDS.
Eureka Springs, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
-Ty1n-&---smi-
Spring tIme.

NOMlltlgaD0n lASSe uI5S'
rhc egg market is on the de-
1e.
5raham sells 10c writing tablets
8bc.
4oof goods and low prices is,
motto at Graham's grocery.
siss Betty Stacy has been con-
dfo her bed for some time again.
'orSsalc: A nearly new Moline
son 3 Ia in. Price $33, Call
his Office.
wilson is still trying to put on
airs The latest effort is
n-pox scare.
ID eamavor question will settle
INT whom are we going to
for recorder and aldermen?
\ aham bought bis goods for
T and soils them the same way.
&c quently he can afford to sell
=, ~ lileSin Rorryvillc if you want
IN cal or vOur team we'll
Ale for stop at the Southern
rheum with its intense itch
rvhot skin is cured by Hoods
a,i !. N. ,arilla, because Il purifes
aa God.
5iors :ksnlith Haigwood had the
nnc to burn his left eye very
vaone day last week while
50 gin bis shop.
r. av hours at the Green
.3e4' post offce are from Z to .
~ ~ nd one hour after the arri-
,ysa2Gat hesnail in the evening.
W., w., Coxsey has gone to St.
.'esS, toll buy his snring stock
! i .S1a..a4Esaaylndise. s. Look out for the
>. yIes and greatest bargains.
W. /. % Tabor, we are glad to
{ gs99SE .9Ssa. hproving some. He is
Ass. .aise himself ND in the he'd.
c7aaphas now been in bed four
.ffea.cteE
Or ersigf i'f. ctition asking the legisla-
,assstd;;. ID. nact law prohibiting the
aIes. Is qaor within five milo Of
'aa' 9oan Forest High School
!, 8 e,as ss;,ty. forwarded to Little
srBueE job Office is now
~ cess 10 do all kinds of Job
j 40 Send in you, orders and
II Will be neatly and
1,s.3, ydone as any other
North Arkansas. Our
$ lis .tionary is complete. All
pa'''''e egnl blanks Will he kept
IS, oe3S on hands. Give us a
g eafnls
st OF
AC4I. gentleman by the name
eso,, 9nd his wife have been
: lere the past week.
=, a. Is trying 10 make their
Il -. '''9 ,bairson's at Witt Springs,
,',aA, - fo but bad to stop here
o'''' yentleman was too feeble
- his team. They were
YES 90 asIsaightened Circumstances
: W. y ,sne'.ons people contrib
s ralk3 p their wants
.sHS with greatfnl
v. ): ss?!esss,1''''ss' s!ess shown
e price
youwonld not think
for large proportion OF
~ pepn3lIIew Work comes from
: -. ysar. ..I' about catching cold"
y, pFK ras ason. alt is such
a "A y oGE : }ngs&nd so common
II ~ - paMle, unless it is
-" N FNeuatHhia, pay any at
lhfee :, y IA caI6 New York is
a % eai{y|&st places on the
80 ost a5fd yet there are
Pacs"s, cases OF catarrh AID
Tor 'ne'" WHICH their origin
lets f1p,t ofskhe simplest pr,
n hhi .n,ery Gay lite. The
~, advi6e is, when you
nd TOT it as soon as
all IN cans do not
sDM Dr. Edson does not
~ tocure a cold, but
SUI l!.,,;s;;.,: ri; s1;n;;;'::.: :'''::: IT,:
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07
lOcli. AND PERSONAL.

~
The man IS dead.
Who has not said,
iii accents dread,
ssDrat that cold
In nay head"
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-03-07

I'M, morphine or other
plates, leaves IL far worS s
abit contracted. Asll yoar
hs ut BACO CURO. i! is
urcly Vegetable. You ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16
Isaac Bichbergg
COR. KING AND ROYAL SITS.

ST. PArRIcK's DAY.-The Y. NJ. S.
L. will celebrate St. Patrick's Day on
Monday evening at the Lyceum with
all the honor beftting the suspicious
occasion. AS heretofore stated Rev.
Father Payne, of Staunton, will be the
orator of the day. His address will be
followed by programme of musical
and literary selections appropriate to
the day. Among those expected to be
present is MIR. Reddy, a talented
young lawyer of Richmond. Owing to
the small seating capacity of the read
ing rooms the invitations will be limit
ed to the members and their lady
friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16
w GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX
ANDRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, 18th & F SITS, n. w,
WASHINGTON. d. c.

THE ST. AsAPH OPENING.-After a
suspension since the first of December
last racing will be resumed at the st.
Asaph track on Monday next and will
continue on alternate days, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, until further
notice. During the winter many i'm
provements have been made at st.
Asaph, mention of which has been made
from time to time. The entries for
Monday are as follows:
First race, 5 furlongs.-Factotum,
107; Logan, lis; Weinberg, 119; Hull
nut, los; Canvass, los.
Second race, 6 furlongs.-Ph9bus,
lis; Sir Dixon, jr., 115i Golden Gate,
lis; Emancipation, los.
Third race, l mile.-Lady Adams,
95; Play or Pay. 100; Pekin, 100; Pulit-
ger, 81; Lasotta, 112; Flying Scud, 81;
Jack Rose, 100.
Fourth race. mile-Jackine, 100;
Petitioner, l12; Tortosa, 100; Tarentum,
1O9; J. N. p, 112; Pearl Brook, 100;
Handcar, ila.
Fifth race, 5 furlongs; purse $3.50, of
which $50 to second, SIS to third, for
three year-olds and upward. The win
ner to be sold at auction for $500, then
two pounds allowed for each 500 down
to 500.
Sixth race, Z mile-Ascot, 90; Tar
tuffe, 50; Hocy, 100; Little Tom, lob;
Ornus, 1O5; Lilly B., 90; Warlike, 100;
Darkness, 103.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The buoy tender Maple stopped Oft
this city this evening to repair the
buoys.
Mr.. Schoolfeld will hold special ser
vices for men only at the M. E. Church
South to morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
The light house tender Violet, with
the President on board, passed up the
river at $50 o'clock this evening for
Washington.
A number of the members of the
Bachelors Club last night enjoyed a
delightful oyster roast at Gill & Proc,
tors restaurant on Union street.
The sessions of the medical colleges
in various parts of the country are
drawing to a close. Subjects are in
demand and might doctorsi are busy.
Mr.. James Hall, of Fauquier county,
had one of his hands badly frost bitten
during last months blizzard. He came
to this city and yesterday DR.. Miller
amputated a part of the frosted hand.
The favorable winds of yesterday
brought to Washington large fleet OF
oyster sloops, and the supply of oysters
is now greater than the demand. Nice,
fat bivalves went begging for purchasers
at so cents bushel yesterday evening.
Alexandria Canton No. l., /. o. o. F.,
will hold fair and bazaar for two
weeks, commencing. second Monday in
May. The purpose is to raise the neces-
sary funds to uniform its members.
From present indications it will be a
financial success.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

FIRE.-The alarm of fire about 2:3O
o'clock this evening was caused by the
burning of one and the damage of two
adjoining frame shanties, occupied by
colored people, on the square bounded
by Fairfax, Royal, Gibbon and Frank
lin streets. The houses belonged to
Capt. ?. II. Ray and were oflittle value.
That occupied by colored woman
named Clannagan was burned almost
entirely with its contents and the ad-
joining one, occupied by Geo Brookes,
was considerably damaged. The other
was not much DAMAGED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

SUIT ENTERED.-Corporation Attor-
ney Brent to-day entered suit in the
Corporation Court against the estate of
the late R. G. Violet, according to the
ordinance passed by Council this week
to test the right of the city to make
street improvements under the 33d Sec
ton of the charter which provides that
street work shall be paid, one-third by
the city and two-thirds by the property
holders in front of whose property the
improvements are made. Mr.. A. W.
Armstrong will represent the Violet
estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

PERsoNAL.-Mr. James S. Douglas,
who has been quite sick for the past
week or so, is improving.
Mrs. Walker, wife of Rev. DR..
Walker, of the Seminary, is quite sick
at her home on the Hill
Mr.. Joseph Lovejoy, of Boston, is
visiting Mr.. John Donnelly.
Miss Gaver, who has been visiting
Miss Matthew, of this city, has returned
to her home jn Loudoun accompanied
by Miss Matthew.
At meeting of Potomac Lodge of
Odd Fellows held last night Mr.. Geo.
W. Bontz was elected representative to
the grand lodge which meets in Man
chester in May.
Miss Mai Greenwell is quite sick at
her home on south Pitt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

FIGHr.-A difficulty occurred be-
tween three men at New Alexandra
last night, which broke the quiet of the
new town fol short time. The trou-
BILE is said to have originated last sum-
mer, when man from another section
of the country made a remark reflect
ling upon the feminine gender OF the
is Ithern country. A man who was
Jrn south of Mason and Dixon's line
took offense at the aspersion and bad
blood mas existed ever since. The al
legged traducer last night reinforced
himself by taking an ally, in the shape
of a newcomer in this vicinity, and the
two concluded to ''do up" the defender
of southern femininity. The trio met
and the fight was brought to sudden
flush by the attacked party running
one of his assailants off the field ami
rendering the other hors de combat in
short order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

MOUNT VERNON REL1cs.-There are
on exhibition in Mr.. Henry w. Wildt's
window two gavels made from the most
of bed from Mount Vernon. One of
them is to be presented to the Grand
Council Royal Arcanum of Virginia.
and the other has been presented to the
council in this city. Mr. Wildt has Just
completed two silver bands for them.
One is inscribed "To the Grand Council
Royal Arcanum of Virginia, from Alex
andria Council, No. 627. Part of bed
post from Mount Vernon. March Goth,
1895. On the other "Relic of Mount
Vernon. Presented to Alexandria Coun-
Gil, 627, r. A., March 18th, 1885," Both
are handsome souvenirs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

CHARTER.-Judge Norton to-day
granted charter to the Godfrey Laun
dry Company, the purpose of which is
do general laundry business in this
city. The capital stock is $4,000 and
MIR. J. t. Mitchell, of Washington, is
president. The company will lease
from Mr.. ]. D. Hooe his building on
Union street between Prince and Duke
for five years, and will conduct busis
ness on large scale, doing much work
for Washington. The building will be
renovated and improved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

RogBING CARs.-About four o'clock
this morning Lawrence and William
Bright, two youths who have given tAe
police considerable trouble for two or
three years past, broke the seals of sew
eral cars of the Washington Southern
Railway. Conductor W. A. Ulle, who
had seen one of the boys enter Car,
undertook to capture them, but Law.
renee, who was in the car, jumped out
on the opposite side Of the track and
made his escape. The conductor, how.
ever, caught William and turned him
over to Officer Jones. This morning
the Mayor concluded to send the &C.
cused on to the grand Jury and issued a
warrant for the arrest of his brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-16

RACING IN THE MUD.-The attend
ance at the Alexander Island track yes
terday was very fair, considering the
disagreeable weather. The track was
veritable sea of mud and the sport
tame. Just before the last race man
named George Arnold was kicked by
Jennie T., and his face badly cut.
Apollo, a second choice in the betting
in the sixth event, broke both his front
legs while running and had to be shot.
]. J. Ryan, an owner, who was ruled
Off the track at the last meeting, has
been reinstated.