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The evening times., 1895-10-26
W. c. t. q. Chalk Talk.

Mrs. E. d. Blair. of New York. the noted
'.chalk talker'' of the W. c. T. u, delivered
an Interesting address before a fair-sized
audience yesterday afternoon at Ryland
NJ. e. Church, corner of Tenth and D
streets southwest.
The meeting was under the auspices of
the Loyal Temperance Legion, the infant
temperance workers of the W. G. T. q. of
the District, and in charge of Mrs. NJ. b.
Page, the superintendent of the legion
The evening times., 1895-10-26
FUNDS FOR c. E. 90.
Chairman Robson Says That More
Than 50 900 Has Been Contribut cd.

hoDiSbn ShNS more
Than 50 900 Has Been Contribut cd
A meeting OF the sub committee on
finance, for the International Christian
Endeavor convention, which Will con
yene in Washington in 1896, was held
last evening at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
In reference TO the work of the committee
already done, Cha irma Robson sta II ed that
SS,do0.l5 had been subscribed and S531
additional had been guaranteed, making
total of S@,2sI is contributed by En-
dcavorcrs alone. The cash paid in up
TO date is S2.12S.oO
meeting OF the auxiliary finance COM
niittee was arranged for and will be held
within the next few days.
Those present were Chairman W. B.
Robson, Mr.. W. II. H. Smith. member
eN-officio and chairman of the committee
OF '96, and Messrs. W. W. Everett, ]. A.
Runyan, W. C. Henry, j. A. McElwee,
George F. Williams, r. f. i. Smith,
George A. Birch, W. +. Stowell, and c.
o. Bohrer
The evening times., 1895-10-26
Central Union Mission.

A great treat is in store for all who at
tend the Mission fortnight, as Mrs. Matte
Mcclellan, a delegate TO the W. C. T. U.
convention from Ohio, will make the ad-
dress of the evening. She will be remem-
bcrcd as the principal speaker at the
great Neal Dow birthday celebration held
in Convention Hall a year ago, when every
one of the great thrung that crowded the
immense auditorium was nightly moved
by the thrilling eloquence of this tai
ented and consecrated woman An arpro-
pirate musical programme will also be pre-
sented. The public is invited.
The evening times., 1895-10-26
Dlstrtct Democrats Mm Attend It

Dstrtct Oemocrnts VIII Attend IL.
An important meeting of the Virginia
Democratic Association was held last even
ing at their headquarters, No. 1926 New
York avenue northwest.
1t was unanimously decided that the
members of the association would attend
the Democratic rally ut Laurel, Nd, on
October 81 in a body.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. ]. A. Settle, was adopted:
as.Resolved. That the Virginia Democratic
Association of the District of Columbia
most heartily intlorse the democratic State
ticket of the State OF Maryland, and also
the efforts OF Hon. A. p. Gormau to keep
the State in the ra nks OF Democracy
The evening times., 1895-10-26
M,raiaevaI Csthedral.

The development OF the mediaeval cathc-
slrai was treated In a scholarly and en-
tertaining style by Mr.. Ernest Flagg,
architect of the Episcopal Cathedral of
this city. In his lecture last evening. at the
meeting of the National Geographic Society
In, Aetzerott Hall.
The evening times., 1895-10-26
Dropped Dead at Work

Richard Goddard, living at No. 1410
Seventeenth street northwest. dropped dead
about O'clock yesterday afternoon. God
dard was repairing stove at No. o2O6
Fourteenth street, when he fell appar-
emily unconscious. Dr.. Manning was sum-
moned. but pronounced life extinct. The
coroner said the cause OF Goddard's sud
den death was heart disease.
The evening times., 1895-10-26
Half n MillIon In Roots

New York, Oct 25.-James Chambers,
limited corporation, wholesale dealers in
boots and shoes, went into tie hands of q
receiver to-day. John E. Jacobs is the
receiver. Liabilities, 500, 900; assets.
$42S, 900.
The evening times., 1895-10-26
REFORMS and RIMEDIEs
Board Of Trade Discusses Many
Local Evils.
GRADE CROSSINGS AND GAS

Reports From Committees Show the
UsurpatiOn Of Public Spaces and
Rights by Several Powerful Corpo-
acknowledgements ION of Jackson
City, X. & o., aud Other Subjects.
The evening times., 1895-10-26
Did Not Affect SfncLs

London, Oct. 24.-The Times dispatch
from Hong Kong relative To a treaty be-
tween Russia and China to the disadvan-
tage of England had no effect on the price
OF consols at the stock exchange to-day.
The evening times., 1895-10-26

Pennsylvania Railroad to Baltimore
and Return.
Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday. Octo-
her 26 and %. returning Monday. the 2siI..i
good on any train.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
No Contesfing a School Election.

Strange to say. says the Arkansas
Gazette, the the statutes of Arkansas
contain no provisions authorizing the
contest Of of school election in the
courts. The fact that the law is silent
in the premises was made manifest yes
terday when DR.. Prothro, of Eagle town
ship, d defeated candidate for director
at the last election, requested Attorneys
Marshall & Cofman to institute con-
test proceedings against his successful
opponent, who happens to be a negro,
and who upon the face of the returns
is elected director. An examination Of
the statutes showed that there is abso-
lutely no warrant for instituting con-
test proceedings in such case.
A defeated candidate might be salts
fled that he had been counted out or
otherwise defrauded, but the law holds
out no remedy. The attention of Hon
Junius Jordon, State Sup't Of Public
Instruction, was directed to the matter
and he in turn aldrdssed communica-
ton to Attorney General Kingsworthy
requesting an opinion. The Attorney
General has not yet given his opinion
and he is inclined not to do 50, believ-
ing is matter for the courts to de-
termne.
Section 2G92 Of the digest sets forth
that contest proceeding may be brought
in cases Of state county aad township
offices, but It is singuIarly silent as to
school director The office Of school
director could not, even by latitadina-
rian construction, be taken to mean a
county or tows hip office, therefore the
law affords no means Of relief to ag-
grieved candidates ia a school election.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
5000 TEACHERS TAUGHT
RESULTS ACCRUE FROM TaF
WoRK or TIE COUNTING RMALs.
The Experiment 9roving Great Success. Ene7ur-
aging reports f.om Everywhere.

LITTLE Rock, June 9,-Ever since the
goth of April, the date of the approval
ofsthe county normal institute bill, lhe
office of superintendent Jordon has
been veritabIe bee hive. This otjiee
has always. been one Of the hardest
worked and poorest paid in the State
and the passage Of this bill has IN
creased the work more than three-foil.
Bat Hon. Junius Joraon doesn't mind
working, SO long as be can be Of use
to the class he was elected to repre-
sent. Since the approval Of this aet
he has worked many days from a. m.
till Il p. M, Before this act went inc
effect it was thought that there were
not enough men qualified to conduct
normal with from 80 to 100 experincea
teachers in attendance in the State.
but the governors signature was hard
y attached to the biil before the Office
was over WheImed with application
from all parts Of the State. and in
very short time he had as many ~
pfcants as there we've positions
Superintendent Gordon soon realizaa
that work as hard as taey might, vas
impossible for him and Ei#
clerk to keep up half the eorrespaa
ence.
The county normal institute is
experiment ii this State aad las bees
watched with great interest by l.a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. They knew ti5a
the future Of the public school systea
depended very largely "a the success
or failure Of tae=nornal The mo4s en-
cousasing reports are being received
from every normal thai bias started.
Some have enrolled more f8an double
the number of teachers sdEE expaeFa54.
There are over fly Of these Rora&E
IN session Tie reports from ,dea
iadiea 5e that there are over three hon
sand teachers now IN attendance, i.a-
proving themselves and bae0miag bet
ter te2ehefa, thereby raising tie grade
OF The public schools 5f JAs Whole sta.e
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
Not lGsiis % Live.

Little RoNK. JaHe . -t57E: GIarf
Yesterday issued proclamation s5tE5g
June p upon which Anthony = altnso4.
the johnson county murderer, 5aaI. -
hung. johnson has alsealq oego lu.eo
hanged by some Of tae eafegar]sf $.
newspapers Of Listle Rock and a5
Springs. The way Of il was this: Tao
calprit was sentenced by Judge EJ.aa
@ be hanged april Is: s479. o4s<
granted respite Of forty lays peadag
efforts on the part of johnson ff.e845
to aaduce Il asons for his paraoa
Meanwhile graphic acconat OF tHa
hanging" was published Ia I.ita4
Rock evening paper aaa ae'asrapael
abroad by..zealous newspaper c9Hsa-
pondents. JohHaoass feai8eHae ag1
his dying words were referred II
with all the picturesque pIrAseo'ogy m
cideat to the routine reports d S Ies4
execution. again when the resp
expired it was taken Tor granted tGa5
hs woaid BE stretched aal a tagilug
account Of his ''death ou ne gailot
vas in a Eot Springs papef
johnson has survived The zeal Of me
pencil pushers, but this time it is quite
safe to say that his days are numbof
Ell, \ strong effort has been MADE 80
secure executive elemeney for him on
tae plea that Johnson killed the dos
poier Of his home, but Cows Clark d.a
not feel called upon to interfere with
tie finding OF the jury ana the sea-
tence Of the court.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
Ordinance No. I.

Entitled IAN ordinance defining
disturbances and its punishment."
BE 1t ordained by the council of
the incorporated town OF Green
E crest, Arkansas:
See. |, That # any person
or persons shall 1illfully or mali
cioasly disturb, either by day or
night, the peace and quiet OF any
citizen or family within the incor-
porated limits OF Green Forest by
loud or unusual noise, or abusive,
vioient,o t,obseene or profane language
whether addressed to the party so
disturbed OF some other person or
threatening to fght, quarrelIiug or
challenging to fight or fighting or
shooting off any firearms or eXhib-
iting the same or running any
horse or mule at an unusual speed
on the public square, street OF
alleys or the public roads within
the incorporation shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor and on
conviction thereof shall be fined
in any sum not more than $500,
and that this ordinance shall take
effect on and after its passage, ap-
proval aud publication.
Approved June 3: 1895.
H. Al. TANNER, Mayor,
JoHN A. BUELL.. Recorder.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
3riof Summary Of the News Of She Week
Complied for Tribune Readers.

steve Elkins has announced himself
or Harrison for President.
Secretary Of state olney has assumed
he duties Of his new office.
Tammany has invited Cleveland to
elp celebrate the Fourth ofJulY.
Deputy United States Marshal Jake
'roctor was killed near Tah5equah,
/. T.
During tie presentmonth, owing 10
aking stock, no silver dollars will be
oined.
The resources of the national banks
# the Uunited States amount to
t 40 .0o2 ,499.
The friends of the the late Secretary
resi- am will have q bust ar statue of
In made.
Robbers tied George Morris to tree
Nd burned his feet to q crisp near St.
aseph, 40.
Mayor Strong OF New York is losing
ayor with his party by not aismissing
amocrats.
Ed Reed. a son of Helo Starr, was
artured IN the indian Territory and
aken to Fl. Smith
Charitable societies arc receiving
any cor tributions that would have
aid the income tax
The President appointed ATTORNEY
eueral 0Inev SecregaFyo OF State and
Ideon Harmon Of Cincinnati q Attorney
eneral.
Including Secretary era4ham, la
eB6ers Of the cabinet have died in
Gee since The foundation Of the
averainenf.
Il has been found in the dispute over
nsions that die saPHeme Court has
led thattd8 war did not close untii
-enst 1856
At Waila Walla. # ashineton young
an and 8 negro woman Chat married,
sr9 Given a coat Of tar aHa feathers
a ordered 70 leave.
II is reported that aB tbe
nds Of the last issue haze bean de-
tered II England there is yet dne
.G90 eco from tha syndicate,
f1ae Chinese 5lialzte presented 8
|rer Of thanks from the Chinese
Bvornment to Mr. Cleveland for tho
"a Offices Of the United States in tie
Eent Oriental war
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
DID YOU EVER

try Electric Bitters as q remedy Tor
your troubles? If not get bottle now
and get relief This medicine has
been peculiarly adapted to the relief
and cure Of all female complaint, eX-
erting a wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone to the organs.
If you have loss Of appetite, eonstipa-
ton, headache, fainting spells, or are
nervous, sieeples, eIctable, melancholy
or troubled with dizzy spells, Electro
Bitters is the medicine YOU need
Health and strength are guaranteed
by its use. Large bottles only 50e at
j. E. Harbert's drugstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
Every " here We SO

find some one v ho has been
ID By Hoed's Sarsaparilla, and
pie on all hands arc prais'og
great medicine tor What It has
l. tor them and their friend.
en in timc Hoods Sarsaparlia
vents serious illness by keeping
Ihlood pure and the organs in
palthy condition. 1t is the
ht blood purifiers.
Hoods Pills beeomes the favor.
rathar'ic Win every one who
|s it, Zoe per box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.


d. Y. Fuller ofGanajoharie, Y. Y
says that he always keeps Dr. King
Eew Discovery ia the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow IT'S use that he would
not be without if, # procurab!o G. A..
Dykeman, druggist, CatskiH y. =,
says that Or. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best couch remadY;
that he has used it in his family for s
years. and 1t has mover failed % DO all
that is claimed for Is Why not try
a remedy SO ioag tried and tested, !,
Get free trial bottle att. b. Harbert' S
drugstore. Regular size $50 and 81 go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
N0EICEFoR PUBLICATION.
L>Nb oVrlcn II HAaaI~oN, ar

LAN0 NNEICE-sf HAN3a~aN, ANN-
$as. 10 i6l.
Notice 3 hereHy gwen that the fallowlHg-n&rn
81 settler has it,ea E9tice oi his inle9tion 20
make sRal proc. Ii support al ais claims a 4
t8at and proof wiz he made eef0re 5he Register
a5d receiver at ltarr son AK, ou jUy 2ath
ly.,l, Viz:
William G :.opelaGy II Z 10 1886 for IA,
" SET, ec4 Ne SET Il, owi w. SEQ - Il n
Il y "
he a@n4es the following witnesses 10 prove
his cont aq0s residence upoa aad cultivation
ot, said la4d, VIZ;
Wjlian 4. sh1um, walter shrem. Jabe
Fletouef and john Cope, &ii Of ersea Forves,
SrAatsas
William \, shrrm Il I 30 l!as7 Tor The E2
Se4 see - iH y Il - W
He e&ales tse oil4Wing Wit fesses 70 prove
hi Teside'ce upou and cultivation oi said laGd
VIZ: aillia I l.GSela3y. &Dlt@r shTun,
,lslsa tletce~r u Joau Cops, q / oi Green Far
est, A,1ku4sas
JQuS P, GLLSpGN4ss. Register,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
ix~~-S--~,.s
Baekiem's Aunica saiye.

The best salve in the world fer
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, tever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chllbiaHs, corns and alt
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. it
is guaranteed to give pertect satis-
faction or money rtiandcd. Price
25c per box.
Sold by ]. 8. Eaghers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
Why Have NatlI

Been stricken with disease while your neigh
bor escaped, or Yice-yersa? Both were alike
exposed but in one case the the disease germs
found Judgement in the impure bloodan weak
ened system, While III the other, the blood was
kent pure by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
body WAS in condition of good health.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain or grippe. Sold by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
Do YOU WANT TO sToP ToBAGG?

Do YOU W ANT To STOP T0BAGG?
YOU CAN BE eUa3D WHILE USING 1T.
The habit ofusiag tobacco grows
worse on man u8til grave diseased
conditions are produced. Tobacco
causes cancer 0f the mouth and
stomach, dyspepsia, loss Of memo
ry, aerVe0as affections, congestion
OF the rctiau and wasting OF the
optic aerve, resulting in impair
me0t ot vision, even to the extent
ot blindness, dizziness or vertigo,
tobacco asthma, nightly suf'oeation,
aali pain ia region OF the heart,
followed later By sharp pans,
paipisaton and weakened pulse,
resulting IN fatal heart disease. 1t
also causes loss OF vitality.
9oii before it is too late. To
GAIT suddenly is To severe u shock
70 the system, Is tobacco-to an in
veterate user, becomes a stimuiant
--tbat his svstem continually Graves:
"Baceo-Guroo is scientific and
reliable vegetable remedy, guaran-
teed to be perfectly harmless and
which has been in use for the last
2o years, having cured thousands
o. habitual tobacco users smok kers,
chewers and 5nu1f-dippers.
You can use all the tobacco you
want while taking "Bacco-Cnro."
II viii notify you when to stop.
We give q written guarantee to
permanently cure any case with
three boxes, or refund the money
with 10 per cent interest
"Baeo-Cnro7 is not a substitute,
but reliable and scientific cure
which absolutely destroys the crav-
inc tor tobacco without the aid Of
will power, and with no inconven-
ience. It leaves thesystem as pure
and free from nicotine, as the day
you took your FIRST chew or smoke.
Sold by all druggist, at Sl.00
per box, three boxes (thirty days
treatment. and Guaranteed Cure }
$3.50 or sent direct upon receipt
of &c stamps for sample box. book
let AMI proofs free. Eureka Chem
ical & Manufacturing Co., Manu-
tacturiug Chemist, La Crosse, Wis
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
HarrIs0n's Boy AaWy er.

In ESQ. Hastings court Tuesday the
case'of the state vs. Matte Eaylor, col
ored, charged With . breach Of the
poace came mp for trial. Master
Troy Pace, appeared as council fgr the
defendent, and. after examining made
speech IN defense Of lis client lie
properly argued that al material aIIeg
atious must be pfosea and that It was
especially necessary Tor the State TO
prove the time AID place where the
crime was committed, and the State
had wholly failed to DO. was not
shown whether the disturbance occur.
red in Arkansas or Beone county.
Tne court however decided against lis
client and he gave notice that be
would appeal TO citeait court, bat later
decided to pay o& the 8ae and cost and
close fbe ease. Troy will be j. years
old next Sunday
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
a Good Appetite

Always accompanies good health
and aa absence OF appetite in an
indication Of something wrong.
The loss OF a rational desire Tor
TODD is soon followed by lack OF
strength, for when the supply Of
fuel is cat of the fire burns low.
The system gets into q low state,
and is liable % u severe attacks Of
disease. The universal testimony
gi4en by those who have used
Hoods 5arsuparilia, us to It's great
II sTits IL restoring and sharpening
the appetite, in prompting healthy
action of the digestive orgaos, and
rs u purifier of the blood, coEsti-
tages 1Ae strongest accommodation
that can ue urged for any medicine.
Those Who have never used Hoods
5;arsfpari.ia should surely do SO
this season.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-06-13
SHORT CUT 70 NEWS.

.rv INTERESTING EVENTS FROM RLL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTRY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-06
THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
Spain VIII Take Part. Her Minister at
Washington City says.

Washington City, July 5.-Senor Dupuy
de Lone. the Spanish minister. says Spain
WEI take part in the next international
monetary conference. as she is greatly in
terested In the solution of the bi-metallic
question. Spain uses both gold and silver.
the latter being coined at a fixed ratio
with gold, and there is also an Issue CT
paper currency Only two Of the Spanish
colonies, Porto Rico and the Philippine
islands use silver almost exclusively. For
these reasons Spain's policy rs definitely
favorable toward the use Of both metals.
and her interests. particularly in the coll
onies. are toward an enlarged use OF silver.
The belief Is expressed by some Of the
best posted representatives Of foreign
countries that en- international money
conference agreement should embody Ger.
tain essential features To assure its power
X must secure the adherence of the United
States and of at least one OF three great
money centers OF Europe Great Britain,
France or Germany, and the adherence OF
as many lesser countries as possible. II
should also include that feature of. the
Latin Union whereby the amount OF sill
yer 10 be coined by each member of the
union is definitely fixed In advance. in ac-
cordance with its needs. The opinion is
expressed that these features would terd
TO make an international agreement very
effective, and TO dominate the monetary
cor iitions OF the world
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-06
THE COAST SURVEY.
Its Transfer to the Nays Hydro
s.rauhic Office Discussed

Washington City. July 5.-fhe recent
changes in the coast and geodetic sur
vev nave again called attention TO the
feasibility of bringing the coast survey
nor,lon OF this bureau under the navy
department. and having the work dofe
bv the hydrogra chic office OF the navy
The hyJ3rog -aphic Office s spiendio4y
eoutpr4d for such work as Is perioTnlef'
hy the coast survey. In fact. the hyaFo-
<raDhi- office IS compelled 10 10 a great
saai ~ work shat Is made use OF ~ tn"
rnas+ survey. and The work u the latter
Office is Of use mainly 10 the navy ana
the mariners. Both Secretary heF oert
ana Secretary Carlisle recommended tue
transfer IN their last annual reports. ont
congress did nos indoFse the views OF
the cabinet officers.
I, has beer suggssed IN this connection
hat the gs3detic part % the bureau
might he very properly turned over 10
fhe geological survey IN the interior oe-
r,srrrueuts ard the coast survey 70 ne
navy department The navy department
rovT doeA 4 great deal % work II the
tine of that performed b. the coast sur
Wv Much information IS ron furnished
"a mariners and % tbe shipping inter
eesz not only through the hydFographia
osHcs here. but by the 5ranch hFdrogTs-
paic offsces IN v2rio3s parts o. the eouA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-06
Congressman Rryan at Lexington.

lexington Ky. Juiy 5.-Congressma1f
BRYAN commanded the eloSeSt atterstaon
OF a large audience here tonight i'm arEu-
ing for fs,rrlk, ai,hsm. He said ncno-Tnet-
slbes,s discussed the dhfscrIlty in MAIN
tsaring the PARITY epfstween the two met
ais. while bi-me;hahsts are more anxious
TO Graanrkan the parity between the dol
lar and all other property. Tie qunneu
from Sherman. Blaine arfi Carlisle. SHOW
ing rfsat F1he destruction OF silver as
money and the as,ortfon of tiae universal
gold standard would increase she pur-
chasing power of the dollar and fnrtng
great errba rTassmerJt 10 society In gene
raj. while n wo0sii grea,ly bene1t the cap
sraGists He asserted flaIar the masses
favor bi-nletalltsm. The oaIp.inaIis1ts favor
a gold s,anlKiaryi as ahe most profit bic TO
oyusrS of Fnocresy and crt1st. He SAID
that a change TN the ratio woosld lessen
srne volume of money. ami make money
cfcsarer. He quoted Wff9,am c. Cornwall.
president of ahe New York Slnite Bank
srs' Assoct3stSsl- saying International pi-
,nestafEsu Is a dehfsion ard a fraasf. and
hs flsiassei that 1Te United States ssAn1fid
at csrss restore 6fhe free and Uni TfaEed
coina.ze Of silver at the ra1ao cd 10 20 l.
he%sa,Bse i, was posslfse for the United
States 20 do 50. aEai hecaaSse there was no
rsossibilsty OF interrzItBonad add.