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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-24

deep to ford, up the bank on the oppo-
site side through belt Of timber and
then across the famous Kickapoo fats
for the claims. There are many wire
fences around the allotments which
will have TO be cut or jumped.
Before noon many crowded over the
river and entered the country. and
their names were jotted down by hon
est home seekers who obeyed the law
and waited.
Oklahoma City. May 23.-Sharp at
noon to-day at least 1900 men with
large number Of women made a grand
rush from all sides of the Kickapoo
reservation for the $50 odd claims open
TO white settlement. In less than an
hour there Were scores Of contestants
on each side Of the claims. in addition
TO the "sooners" who had already TAX
en- possession of the land.
Guthrie. O. T., May Ex-Governor
Renfrew this morning issued procla-
nation Offering 10000 acres of school
land in the Kickapoo reservation for
lease for five years from Oct. 1. 1895.
bids TO be received until June 10. This
Will give disappointed boomers a
chance to get some fine land.
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A GREAT RUSH.
Hundreds of Anxious SETTLERS Jump Upon
the New Ground.

Kansas City. May ga special 20
the Star from Guthrie. Oklahoma. SAYS
Late last night half a dozen United
states marshals raided a camp Of whis-
key peddlers on the Kickapoo reserva-
tion, four miles north Of Shawnee. and
I'm the fight two peddlers were killed
and two wounded.
\ special to the star from Oklahoma
City says: All last night the road 70
Sweeney bridge. on the edge Of Klcka-
poo county. was crowded with horse
men and vehicles. The dust was sti-
fling, as the horses dragged through
deep sand and stumbled over the roots
of trees in the road. The crowd had
filled up the yard at Sweeney's bridge
road house and extended back a mile
when day broke every one got out o.
cook coffee and hitched 10 await the
race az noon. Down the river for miles
boomers camped on the edge of the
bllf leading down the North Canadian
river. Their rush Will be most danger
Gus down an 1S-f0ot embankmeut.
across the river. in many places too
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Oscar and the NIarnuls.

London. May 23.-Old Bailey court was
again crowded to-day when the trial of
Oscar Wilde was resumed. Wilde, look-
ing haggard. stood some time at the foot
of the jury box, conversing with Rev.
Steward Headlam. one of his bondsmen.
They were joined by Lord Douglass of
HaWick. whose eye is still dIscolored as
the result of his encounter With ms father
in Picadilly. The Marquis OF Qleens-
bury was also in court, looking jaunty
and confident. He watched Wilde closely
and paid great attention to the evidence.
Wilde, il was noticed, carefully avoided
the gaze of the marquis. The evidence
given al the previous trial was repeated
in detail.
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At GraNesenal.

New York. May 23.-Taral. Doggett and
Griffin delayed the start in the first race az
Grayesend to-day and were fined s. each. In
the second race, Lamley. Penn. keefe. r. Dog
gett. Hamilton and speedy we're fined SO each.
After the second race, the starts we're prompt
and good. Weinberg was the fayorlte in the
opening race. but RubieOn was up 10 his old
form aud won rather easily. although no was
badly left az the start. Rey Fl santa Anita was
thu fayorIte with Ed kearney in the second
race. A prettier start was never seen on a
track. all the horses breaking into perfect line.
Ia kearney took the lead, followed By Rey ri
santa Anita. In ths stretch the latter took the
lead and won easily while StOwaway came
. ON the rear aud beat kearney for the place.
SIX furlongs -RubicOn won, Jack OF Spades
second. Sister Mary third; time. ia. Mile and
one-slx slxteenth-Rey III Santa Anita won. stow
away second. FL kearney third; time, .is5s
Clover stakes. tye fur.ongs-A won. Ten
derness sec nj, Fascination third time. 1903.
Falcon stakes, mile and One-siNtesnth- Bright
Phoebus won. Bombezette second. Iangd0n
third; time. i:5i. Five furlongs Anne Ly.s
won. Bloomer second, Osdensburg third. time
i.0i4. Mile and one-e!ghth-sandow won.
Long Beach second. Baroness third, time,
.ETia.
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scHoFIELp scHEMINo.
He Is Doubtless Working for a Presi-
DENTAL Nomination.

Atlanta, Ca, May pa special rep
resentative of the Journal sent TO
Houston to report the confederate re-
union, writes to the Journal that the
visit OF General Schofield has devel-
oped political sensation.
1t is stated in Houston that the gen.
eral will be a candidate for president,
and his visit first 10 the military en-
campment at Memphis. and his going
thence to the confederate reunion at
Houston. is in the interest of his can
didacy. Generals Wheeler and Joe
johnson, the free silver leaders Of Ala
bama, are said to have planned this
AFFAIR. The scheme is said TO be to
capture the soldiers vote and result In
General Schofield's nomination on a
free silver ticket. This is denied by
the general. but the talk in Houston
has become so open that there appears
to be much foundation for the report
IL is now believed that Speaker Crisp
referred TO General Schofield when he
alluded TO "the western man with a
war record"
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MONTANA A PRODUCER.
second with silver and In Gold She Comes
Third.

Third.
Washington, May 23.-The director of
the mint estimates the production of gold
by the mines of tho United States approx
imately during the calender year 1891 to
have been 1,9l0,S)0 fine ounces, of the
coinage value of $40, 10000, an increase
over 1898 OF $500, 900, which is the largest
amount produced in any year since 1878.
The production of silver from the mines
OF tho United States is estimated o have
approximated in 1894, a, 800, 900 ounces, of
the coinage value of S6i, 100000, showing n
decrease as compared with 1898 of 10000
900 ounces.
In the production of gold California
leads with an output of Sl3,570,0O0; Colo
RADIO is second with S9,49l 200; Montana
third with 1881 100. and South Dakota,
S3,199,000. Colorado heads tho list in
silver by an output of y, ,2Sl, 400 fine
ounces, of the coinage value of $50, ,10i 600;
Montana second with n pro luction OF t.
$4,000 fine ounces. followed by Utah with
a production of 5,s92,O)O. and Idaho with
3,2i9.50). At the average price of silver
tor the calendar year 1891, the commercial
value of the silver product of the United
States is S3i, ,i32, 500.
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CONFIDENTIAL.
Carlisle Thinks the Silver Sentiment Has
About Spent Itself.

To an associated press reporter Sec
retary Carlisle to-day expressed him
self as astonished at the magnitude Of
the sound money demonstration. II
have the greatest confidence" he said.
"in the ultimate success Of the sound
money movement. The wave Of the
silver sentiment has reached formida-
BILE proportions. but / think it has
about spent itself. and is already on
the decline. In my own state the
struggle Is a hard one, and / have
seldom seen such great general inter-
est in a public question as is shown
there. and in fact throughout this sec
ton
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san Francisco. May 23.-Two fayorites
showed In front to-day. Captain Rees and Are
t.c. The other winners were AZ long enough
odds 20 satisfy the few wao hal mon ey on
them.
Haf mile, maiden year-o.ds-Cardweu won.
Zeta second. IA F.etcha third, time. :g9 Nile
Captain kees won. Comm sslon second. Roma
third. time. iA!A Five furongs. handicap
Cod Tug won. Fly second. QuIrt third: time,
l:9IA. Mle-Mr. jingle won, Charm.oa Sec
ond, 1nstalla or third; time. l.41A. Mile, sgee-
p.echase-Arcgic won, Morgan G. second, Was
third; time, l:53A.
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BODIES RECOVERED.
Crazed by Disappointment the Mother
browns Herself and Children.

UrOM rs IHFTetIF NUu z HIItIItUs
Omaha. May pa Missouri river
fisherman to-day found the bodies OF
Mrs. Notzen and her two young chill
dren. Mrs. Notzen is the Omaha school
teacher whose mysterious disappear
ance with her children last fall created
such a sensation in Omaha. She left
a letter saying that she would kill her
self and her children because she had
not been appointed 70 a position in the
Office OF state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction. The bodies were found
firmly tied together with a heavy rope.
Evidently the miserable woman had
taken her children in her arms, twisted
the rope around them. and after bind
ing their three bodies together, leaped
into the river.
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GRAND OPENING.
A Large Crowd Witnesses the Derby, at
the Latonia's Meeting. +


the Latonia's Meeting.
Cincinnati. May 23-The Derby was what
drew 1900 people 90 Latonia's opening Of tie
spring meeting to day. The day was fine and
the track was fast. The Derby, a mile aud a
half race, was worth S6.72O to the winner, and
had eight entries on the card, but Curator,
Prather and Fandango were scratched, leaving
nye contestants. Halma. with Thorpe up sold
to 4; Smiths entry. hasso and Balasco with
Martin and Van iuren up. went at Z TO /; Free
Advice, with A. Clayton up, was ~ 10 I TO WIN,
and even to show. and Satsuma brought 10 t0i
to win and ? to for place. good sendoh on
the first trial showed Balasco leading By q
and Free Advice following. After passing the
grand stand, lialma very quietly walked TO the
front and as quietly held it 10 the end. Balasco
quit at the end OF the first mile. and the only
contest remaining was between Free Advice,
Basso and Satsuma for place. At the end OF a
mile Basso was second. Free Advice third and
Satsuma fourth In the finish the struggle for
place was magnificent. IL was foregOne that
Halma would win by three lengths, and that
place lay between Free Adyce and Basso. In
the last 80 feet Free Advice passed from third
to second and took the place from Basso by
head. leaving satsnma four lengths behind and
Balaseo far In the rear The half was made In
:5OS, mile in ara, the mile aud half in ASA.
which breaks the Latonia record. The swift
est quarter was the second which was run In
:2i4. The first quarter and the last quarter
were each run In :25A.
one mie-IIenry OF Navarro won. Sellka sec
ond, Tariff Reform third; time. 4iI. Six fur
longs Marion G.. won. Koko second, Ashland
third; time. I:l4ls. Five furlongs. for 2-year-
old cots-Penury won. Rondo second. Sherlock
third; time. I:02. Latonia ID .rby. for 3-year-old
colts, mile and half-Halma won. Free Ad-
vice second, Basso third; time 2.3fs. -Four
and half furlongs Brace Girdle won, Frances
second, Henrietta third; time. :55is. Six fur
longs-Caesarian won. All over second, Metro
pole third; time, i;i5.
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AZ Ch.caso-s; Baltimore. 9.
Al C.nciuuati-S Pntade. puia. Is.
Al P..,sburs-5. B0s.Ol.4
AtC eyeland-l1. New York g
AZ Louisville - In the third inning the supply
1r balls gave OI-. anu after waiting eight min
l,rs ths umpire gave the game 90 Brooklyn.
roo
Princeton. MAY -3.-Ile Tigers defeated Cor
nell 10 tlc final game OF the series. The features
were the le.dus OF Br0oNs aud D.ehI. ami the
batting % Payne. Williams and Mcneil. Sc0re:
Cornell. g; Princeton, Is
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COLDBUGS DELIGHTED.
CarlisIe's Speech at Covington Severely
Criticised by senator Coke.

Criticised by senator Coke.
Waco, Texas, May Ex-senator Coke
has this to say of Secretary Carlisle's Cow
ington speech: at is the most pettyfog-
ging exhortation / ever read. and am
surprised that man of Carlisle's reported
ability would make such an elfusion. Tho
goldbugs put Carlisle up TO make the
speech, and they would be great fools not
to clap their hands after he had spoken.
The friends of silver will not, however,
throw up the sponge on account of il.
The Cleveland democrats are highly
pleased and express their belief that the
speech Is the most mastery presentation
OF the currency problem ye; gwen to the
public.n
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Washington. May 24-Hon. Hugh Nc
Culloch. formerly secretary OF the
treasury. died shortly before O'Clock
this morling.
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Houston, Tex. May 23.-The execu-
tive committee Of republican league
clubs has adopted resolution favoring
sound m0ncy55
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-24

A new assortment of those
Elegant Sterling Silver Waist
Sets and Silver Mounted Belts.
Waist Sets, complete, 81.
Belts from So upward.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
An Evergreen Tree Without Cost.

We will send you by mail post
paid one small evergreen tree
adopted to your cl mate, with in
structions for planting and caring
for it, together with our complete
list OF Narscy stock. It 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 ynn wish to plant them
We will quote you lower prices
on the stock you want than have
ever been offered von. Write at
once. EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Evergreen, Door Co., Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10

Andrew Cox made safe his re,
turn from the Territory friday.
where he had beea in pursuit OF
Rube Kirk ham who recently d.
serted his wtc, Nj. Cox ssdaugh-
ter, and e!opcd with another
woman, carry ing with
them Mr.. ard Mrs. Kirkham's s.,
year-old daughter, their only
child. The rccrcant couple had
located at Ardm9rc. where the
child was given up TO MIR. Cox
without process of law. The pair
was arrested, however, and carried
to Fort Smith, where they were
released on the promise that they
would abandon their Illicit union
and report at that court when called
upon. Mr.. Cox says Kirkham was
very much cowed when compelled
to face him IN the matter. Mr..
Cox asked him if his wife
had ever given the slis htest cause
tor leaying, He answered that she
had not, and that Alice was us
good q woman as any man ever
lived with, that in all the time
hey had lived together she had
never gwen him one cross word.
Then Mr.. Cox bemeaned him in
very strong words for the way he
had done and he resented not a
word.
Rhodes. Massey & Rhodes Of the
Yocum Roller Mills completed a
deal today for a ftty-horse power
engine, put up by James Letfel Il
Co, Springfield. Ohio. 1t was a
cash deal and made through their
agent, Noise Lawson of Hottentot.
The ADDITION Of this to their ma
chinery will add greatly to their
facilities as III | Is, as water
power IS very uncertain through
the fall and winter season.
There is good reason for th'
popularity OF Cham berIains cougi
Remedy, Davis & Buzard of Wes
Montery, Clarion Co, Pa, says:
1t has cured people that our ply,
sicians could do nothing Tor. W.
persuaded them to try u bottle o.
Chamberlain's Cough remedy and
hey now recommend 1t with the
st of US" 25 and soc bottles fol
sale by J. E. Harbert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
w. B. Smith was over from Rule

w. B. Smith was over from Rule
yesterday.
Don't forget to settle up arrears
on your paper.
Mrs. Rcdding has been quite
sick, but is improving.
Presiding Elder Gilm, ore will
preach here Sunday night.
Il. X. Hubbs enables us to pay
off one dollar on our indebtednes
this week.
4. J. Russell attended county
court Monday in interest OF the
town incorporation.
E. S. Foreman remembered us
with some fine apples Tuesday,
for which he has our thanks.
The Quarterly conference Of the
the N. h. Church, South. will be
held at Rule on next Saturday and
Sunday.
Purify your blood, tone up the
system, and regulate the digestive
organs by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Sold by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
The Weekly Kansas City Star

Addresses the farmers as bust
ness man and a citizen. Doesn' t
tell him how to farm, but how te
sell, and where and when, and
keeps vigilent eye upon his
rights as o shipper, a producer,
and Il tax payer. All the news.
too, and plenty OF good reading
Tor the family. Now read in 10o,.
coo farm houses. Fifty-two big
eight-page newspapers for 25 cents.
70 any one who sends the Week
~ Star five yearly subscribers to-
gelher with 81 l25 the paper will
be sent one year free.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
-----Es~>- S.--12H-
Many stubborn end aerivatihg

Many stubborn end a:selvatihg
cRses of rhcamat'sm that were BE-
iieved to be incurabie ar3 aeeeptsd
as lite legacies. have ylel8ed ,o
Chamber'ain's Paia 8a'M, nlNei 10
lno surprise and sra,ifieasion .of
tic sufferers. One appliaattau wfil
relieve the pain ana saife1iHg AID
it, a'tlaa d use iasHees an efobt
oa Ae.rg fog saie bv ) 2 lf-e.
ct,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
Berryyille Items.
Progress.

Judge Worthington expects to
attend the convention of County
Judges at Little Rock on the IS
Sheriff A. P. Naples, n. c..
Charles and James Kirkbam com
menced the collection of taxes
Monday in Polo township. Mr.
Charles will remain out only q few
days.
We leal n that A. S. Bobo and
others have filed Il petition asking
the county court to issue q writ OF
naadanus to restrain Collector
naples from collecting the q. S.
judgement tax of one mill in cash
end requiring him to receive said
AK in General County warrants.
The county court on Monday
granted the petition fer the iucor.
.5.oartion 0f the town OF Gre N For.
ST g.. j. Ru sell of THE TRIBUNE
WIS here IS agent repre- Q ting t {
ci o. SAID town. We congratu.
i.4te Bro. Russell and the citlzens
# Green Forest on the advance
n ent they seem to be making. We
look for our sister town 10 be put
ms on metropo itan airs.
The case against the Thorn tor
brothers-H enry, John and Frank
charged with assaulting and cut.
ing Jas. McCIeary on the night Of
Dec. 2Znd was celled for trial in
he Mayors court Monday and Il
;hange otyeuue was taken btf rs
Squire J. II. Jackson. The trial
consumed greater part OF the day
and after hearing the evidence and
the law expounded by the at
,orneys the court fined John SIS,
and Henry and F,ank SIS each
md Trimmings.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10

The AM crican Furniture agency,
With western headquarters ut Gale
ma. Kansas, sells all kinds o! House
hold Fui.niture at manufacturers
and ships direct from the largest
furniture factory in the Horld. thcs
saving It's customers AL midale
mems profits, and ut The same
time giving them an immense as
sortmeui Of new designs to select
ttoIA. Send posia card request for
l4rge i'lasiraied catalogue Ad-
lress A a.oerican TUFidlaro llgency,
Ga'eaa; Kansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10

DIE: Miss Nancy Norris, at
the residence of her uncle, Ben
Norris, in Green Forest, on yester-
day, alter long and serious ill
ness. Her death had been hourly
expected for more than week.
Miss Norris was a daughter OF +.
NJ. Norris, residing four and a half
miles northwest Ut town. She
was a young lady of high charac-
ter, and she leaves many friends
as we'll as a host of relatives to
mourn her loss. She was "A years
of age, and member OF the
Christian chu ch.
Prof. J. W. Blankenship of
Boone county IS an applican. for a
committee clerkship during the
assembly. The Professor is one
North Arkansas most Influential
citizens. He has been connected
with the Marshal academy for the
past two years and prior TO that he
was principal of the Rally Hill
acad emy and at each he has en-
deared to himself host of friends
who will rejoice at any recogni-
ton he may get at our State
capitol.
Green Fcrest will in q few days
enjoy the distinction(D of having
an open saloon in it, for the first
time in several years. Our anti
whlskey people were caught nap
ping anu before they had even
dreampt of such thing J. F. Fan
'ing bad procured "a license and
was preparing to open up dram
shop. The busines of dealing out
the ''fre water" will be conducted
on the south side in the old post
Office building.
Carlton Cornwell, foreman of
the Gazette, Middletown. n. j.,
believes that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy SHOULD be i; evory home.
He used for q cold and it etfe cted
q speedy cure. He says: ct is in
deed a grand remedy, | can recon-
mend to ali. I have also seen it
used for whooping cough, with the
best results rs and soc tor sale
by j. e, Harbert, druggist.
Send for catalogue OF American
Furniture Agency, Galena, Kas
1t may be had fer the asking, and
on ali pnrcheases of household
furniture will save you the retail.
e1's profit of 25 TO SO per cent
We guarantee manufactures prices
to every body.
Chas. Ctauncey sold q couple
of beef steers today to Ed Tranth
am for $50 They weighed 5000
Three saloon licenses were grant,
ed for Eureka Springs by the
county court Monday,
Mrs. T. II. Merritt has about re
covered from spell Of fever.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
IfuckIen,s Arnicn Sasye.

The best salve in the world fof
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sal
rheum, fever sores, letter, chappeo
hands, chllhians, corns and al
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. i
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
25c per box.
Sold by J. &. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
This Means You.

The old year has gone and the
new year has come, and we are
bound to have what is due. This
call means business, so if you
know yourself indebted to us in
any sum, it will be to your
interest to call at once ana settle.
Don't delay. W. R. SNEED & Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
Fine weather again.

Fine weather again.
Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
Miss Olie Wilson of Rule enter
ed school Monday.
Joe Jones' residence in Grim's
addition is nearly completed.
Work will soon be commenced
on Dr.. Evans new dwelling in
Grim s addition.
J. L. Russell made a business
visit to Eureka Spring last week.
returning home Saturday.
Don't lose sight of the fact that
Bean al Bcrryville will give your
horse first class feed for 15c
To Merchants all over the coun-
ty: w. r Snced & Co can furn-
ish you spool cotton at ST. Louis
prices.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe Democrat or the ST.
Louis Republic at THE TRIBUNE
Office.
Hon. E. G. Mitchell and G. F.
Aytock, Treasurer of Boone coun-
ty, passed through yesterday en-
route 70 9erryyiile.
Car Buell. gota couple of his
fingers DadIy cut last week by
coming IN contact with a saw mill.
Better be careful,
J. L. Stanhope, our hustling
real estate man, returned Tuesday
from months business trip to
Nevada and other points in Mis-,
souri,.
A. E. Graham has gone TO
Springfield This week to buy II
stock of or. ceries. lie was accom-
panied by several teamsters who
will haul back goods for him and
other merchants.
If yon contemplate purchasing
any Household Furniture, send for
for large illustrated catalogue and
price list OF American Furniture
Agency, Galena, Kan. They rep
resent the most extensive furniture
factory on earth, and sell to any
body at lowest factory prices.
The petition asking lor the in
corporation Of Green Forest was
promptly acted upon by the caQat
Monday, an an order was made
permitting the town to incor 3or-
ate 1t VIII necessarial'y take IL
couple of months, or more, be.
lore an election can be held as
o ] er preliminaries must be hal
first,
Mack Bradley. son of B. X. w.
Bradley, tour miles north east o
town, was raig n in Squire.
Leatberburry's court at the Parker,
school house on last Saturday
charged with the seduction Of Miss
Samantha Parker of the same,
ncighborhood. The defendent
was bound over to await the action
of the grand jury The prosecu-
ton was represented by Judge
Worthington and the defense by
O. w. Watkins.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
Ont OF fsusinass.

All persons owing me- will please
call at once and settle same. | an
now out OF business and must havt
w hat is due. LEE STACY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-01-10
Read Our Terms.

Here after we will not saw lum-
Der on the halves. but will charge
SO cenis per hundred foI saving.
Grain will be taken in exchang for
Onr grinding days are
w ednesdays and Saturdays.
PHILLIPS & BUELL..