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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
WHAT The GOVERNMENT CAN DO
Ex-President Harrison On the Powers of
(soVernmeut.

Ex-Presidont Harrison On the Powers of
| Government.
will tell you what this government
can do alone. 1t can fix its money unit.
1t can declare by law what shall be the
relative value of an ounce of gold and
an ounce of silver, but it cannot make
that last declaration good. 1t is unques-
tionably fully within the power of this
government to bring this country to d
silver basis by coming silver dollars and
making them legal tender. They can do
that. This government can say you shall
take one of those dollars in discharge of
any debt owing to you for one dollar.
Notwithstanding you may have loaned
gold dollars; but it cannot say, and en-
force its decree, if you should call out
the regular army and navy and n.usueri
all our great modern ships and adu the,
militia, and put William J. Bryan in
commend of them-it cannot enforce
the decree that one ounce of gold is tho
equivalent of sixteen ounces of silver.
Not only that, not France and England
and Germany can do that unless the
markets respond. Why? You may
make me take a silver dollar for debt,
but If have bought my goods at gold
prices you cannot make me give as many
yards of cloth for a silver dollar as
have been in the habit of giving for a
gold one.
II have gold dollar in this hand
and silver one in that, and you declare
they are equal, and can take that gold
dollar to a bullion broker and get two
dollars for it, I know it is lie. If
have nothing but gold dollar, and
sugar is 20 pounds for one dollar, will
not give that gold dollar for 20 pounds
of sugar. I will take it around to a
broker and get two silver dollars for it
and get the 20 poundsof sugar and have
one silver dollar left. So it is, my
friends. We can Of ourselves, of our
own wisdom, declare the unit of value.
We can coin silver freely, but we cam
not make sixteen ounces of silver equal
to one ounce of gold unless it is. And it
IS not unless the merchants take it at
that rate. That is where all this thing
comes in. It is trade, it is the merchant,
It is the man who exchanges and deals
In these things that fixes the relative
value, and If you do not take the value
he fixes the gold dollar will go back to
the gold vault and the gold will go out
of circulation.-Ex-P x-President Harrison,
in His New York Speech. r.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
CLERKS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named administrators and guardians filed at
the Jul. term 1886 of the Carroll Probate court
for the Eastern District, their account currents.
continued and advertised for confirmation or re-
jection at the Oct. term OF said court, 1896, viz
L. r. Harbert, executor of the estate Of JEFF.
Baker, dec'd. Srd annual account current
&C. Russell, guardian Of Charles Gororth,
Anal account current.
.. C.. p. Grim. admir-. of the estate of j. N.
All persons having exceptions to said settle
ments are requested to file the same In this
court on or before the 2nd day OF the Oct. term
thereof.
This July q 1895.
j. p. Fancher, Probate Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
An mmutnhle Law Of Denas~d.

1t is not merely the women who like
to buy things cheaply. No one cares to
pay anything more for ON article than
he can help. Men who work for wages
or on salaries naturally desire that thedr
income shall go as far as possible In
the satisfaction OF, their wants, Farm,
ers. tao, In behalf of whom the pied for
At1A prices is most frequently made,
~ not overfond Of paying big prices
for the things they buy. And they are
buyers as well as sellers. The whole
tendency OF civilization Ii toward lower
prices and higher. wages IS
Talk about making an unlimited
demand for silver" BY tree coinage at
sixteen to one is folly. The amount OF
silver money which can be forced into
circulation is strictly limited by the
needs of business. Free silver or no free
silver, the people will not use more of
the heavy and bulky silver dollars than
they do now.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARR, +,
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
snd Receiver at Harrison Ark. On Oct. 9th
1886, wiz: a*f -
Miller Denton h e no. l744o for the Sea Sea.
Sec %, NR22W.
Henames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: s: J. Carmack. Green For
est Ark. Pack Watkins. sol Easter, Carrollton
Ark and j. L. Sims OF H arrison, Ark.
JN0. p. OLENDRN1N Register.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON. Ark,
July l6, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proofin support of his claim, and
Y Receiver at Harrison, Ark. on Sept. 10 1895.
viz: Charley s. Noblin He No 1910 for the se4
ne4 sec 70, 81 - nw4 sw4 ne4 SEQ "A tp 10
nr 23W. rs
ne names the following witnesses toprove
his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Henry Reeves,
henry Wise, Francis Meeks, T. r. shrum ali
Of H0ttehtot, Ark
JNo. p. CLEnDEnIn, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
SHORT Gut TO NEWS.
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS FROM ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY.
. a Brief Summary Of the News Of the Week
Compiled for Tribune Readers.

Ex-Goy. Silss Woodson died at his
home in st. Joseph, Mo-, Friday.
Georgia's plurality for Atkinson
Dem is about 35 900.
The Palmer and Buckner ticket may
be withdrawn during the last two
s,weeks of the campaign.
sI An Indiana girl welded man in Jail
who is about to serve a two years SEN
tence in the state prison.
United States Deputy Marshals are
trailing George Taylor in the Indian
Territory.
Gen. George H. Sheridan died at the
Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va. Sat-
urday.
William Mckinley has registered for
voting in Canton, Ohio.
Connecticut gold Democrats named a
complete state and National ticket.
Du Maurier, au thor of Trilby, is dead.
The town census of Conway shows a
population of l 1875.
Washington county apples carried off
III the honors at the Benton county
lair.
Ft. Smiths new directory credi is
hat city with population of more
ban II 900.
The Jackson county fair opened at
ew Port on Wednesday with the best
eplay of live stock ever seen in that
rt of this State.
uniussJ Jordan, State Superintend-
of Public Instructions, is editor of
the Arkansas school Journal, whose
number is announced for Novem-
l.
!. Bryan will spend the last week
be campaign in Illinois. To quit
proposes to make Is speeches in
ago.
:. Lease visited Maj. Mckinley
week and wrote letter about it.
negroes were linched near Toad
Ala, for murder.
hge as IL may seem, a kentuck-
IS been discovered who does not
water,
pa Cummings, veteran of two
vas murdered at Levenworth.
py someone unknown.
Pcrats and Populists have
fusion in this State. The
get one elector-at.large and
trict electors,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
DISEASES OF THE sKM.

Tho intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to eczema, letter, saIt-rheum, and Other
diseases ofthe skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointnent. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. 1t Is equally
efficient for itching piles and a favorise rem
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill.
bla;n, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box
TryDr. cadys Condition Powders the5
are Just Whist horse needs when in bad condi
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuga
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
Remarkable Cures.

Poo9k now being sent out for
oy the Blood Balm Co.,
eta. Ca, certainly shows
Blood Balm, (B. B. b. to
Pderful remedy for build.
and curing all manner of
skin diseases. Their
Ps are from we'll known
% the cures performed
gger credulity. It is a
Iine, tar better than the
|atutes said ,ty Be, Just as
, the old reliable, and
Pr sale by Druggists. =
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15

Rag Prsces for Farm ers' sProducta.. /,
The Chautauqua News, of Sherman.
N. Y, centaips In It's latest,number ON
advet ttsse1xent which we copy free Of
charges ss ~
VAR PRICES
the hsse 70 s0is GSiEs fopWing
prices Id MexIcan siIver dcliars Ino .c3iange
sivsp) fer itvs stock aqd g psxd,lcs stassessd
tsss 5ssha. wsssa,,s g. srs1, aan asss
,.sass~1 snS - y;s,;ab;Ss sa csafs pee peund
Eo,ltns.dlss e. I e Sysss flrasend =. s.
sheep iat ausi a.asyy cent? M psr pd pnsiihd
I.sEnhsx tAt,Afaf heARv IN ScsFste per pound
Vea1A, fine and elt.S..A SCENTS per pound
Pigs wsisAtnS 10 % ~ ~ =. ss1f.s
nsess eaaMnHsi Moiasea MIL oows 81 kesa k 01n'
Mo- creamery butter. .1 cents per pound
Fine 1ActoSy cheese. ~ Cents per pound
1Aan tie United States doilar. ''' '''.ts@7
UThose who deliver stock N droves
should bsing IN extra horse to drew houe
their money. @fs"sas sfzs.a 7s'-
/. DateA August / Ar SHELDON.
Mr. Sheldon h abie to do what hn
promises to do. He ie giving the farm.
ers Of Chanfnsgua the benefit Of t1p In
Hated prices v4,lch the advocates Of a
80 cent dollar desize and Is doing II
without asking the United States ecys
ernment 10 a,eoouse . raps,diatr ana .
swfndler.
49,. st-slsi f.ss IS
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
~ ---'-s
aahie Prescription.

E!son |.9s of Wnrthington Ind.
Eia On have, a'valuabfe pre-
koas lec.rlc Eitters and I can
fpmmepd Z it for constipa-
"e;a.qache, J. and as, a gener-
~. = has no equal" MRS.
Vnlcago, was all run
|, n g, e per digest food,
as asS which never left her
eha weary, but six, bot
oitters ras;tored her
wed her strength. Get
/. II arbert's drugstore.
4 .. =
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
Sa turday's S Rallies.

Despite the rain and mud Saturday
was gala day in Green Forest. A
more enthusiastic gathering of Repub-
llcans was never before witnessed in
our town. At p. m. procession was
formed. headed by the stars and stripes
and numerous banners bearing pctur-
ures of Mckinley and inscribed with
watch words of the party. The down.
pour OF rain prevented the using of
the stand erected for the speakers, but
the people took refuge in the old Phil
lips building on the south side of the
public square, where the program as
arranged was executed with te excep-
ton of addresses by B. j. Rosewater
OF Eureka Springs and Joe L. Smith of
Berryville, who were unable to be
present. Col. M. L. Brisco of Jasper
was the first speaker and was greeted
with storm of spplause that lasted
for some time. His address was we'll
received and heartily applauded
throughout. Prof. J. F. Carlton of
Jasper was then introduced and in
short but pointed speech elected m uch
applause. The music was furnished
by the Green Forest Cornet band and
the Mckinley glee club. The songs
were excellent selections from the
"True Blue Republican Campaign Song
Book" 1t is needless to say that the
Glee Club greatly appreciated the
hearty applause given it. There were
fully 500 people present. Thus ended
the first rally given by the Nc
Kinley and Hobart club.
No sooner had the Republican rally
ended, the Democratic rally, under
the auspices of the Bryan and Sewall
club, commenced. A procession was
formed on the square. headed by the
band and marched east to meet the
Carrollton delegation, and after es-
cortipg it into town the procession
marched west to meet the Berryvile
club. AS the rain increased its down
pour, the crowd increased in number
and enthusiasm. AS darkness began
to fall, the granduer ofs the procession
was greatly enhanced by the lighting
of hundred torches.
Speeches were made at the public
school building by Hon. A. Davis and
w. A. Broad of Eureka Springs, Hon.
J. P. Fancher of Berryville, DR.. H. L.
Ruth of Batavia, j. G. Langan of
Carrollton and Hon. w. R. Phillips of
Green Forest. Numerous free silver
campaign songs We're rendered and the
applause to both speeches and music
was deafening.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
The Danger Comes

In cases Of typhoid fever. diphtheria and other
wasting diseases, when the patient has been
reduced in flesh and strength, and begins the
.toiisome climb to health. Here Hoods sarsa-
parilla finds its place. 1t enriches the blood,
strengthens the nerves, gives tone t. the di-
gestivs organs, and builds up the whole system.
HseA's Pills are the best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion cure headache. 25c. boxi
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15
Fdealpance,a.... !.

|cls, alderman Chicago.
ur: : King's New Dis.
Pplainta, Y having used
the IL lssts eve ,yeafs !,
physieisns's pre-. pre-,
prepsrat5ons."
sss as, Kpllk!.ln|k, l.!.l <, Iowa,
~ = minister of the
"a church for 30
nave never, found.
gn, Or that. gave.
ISL as Dr.. Kings
this Ideal cough
p%ottle . At ]. E. Hsr-
1egplaf size SOC
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15

RipanH Tabnlee.
iaipans Tabuls 81, cure dizziness,
IlipAEs Tabules cure bad breath.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15

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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-15

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Board Holds Session On an
Off Day.
ROUTINE MATTERS DISCUSSED
The subject of vaccination-Dr. AL
varez Met With SucceSs-Anairs
at the Settlement-Lsdy Medical
Examiner for Schools In Honolulu.

The Board of Health met at $50 yes
terday afternoon instead of on We'd
nesday last There were present ". o.
Smith. President, DrS. Day and Emer-
son. Theo. F. Lansing and C. B. Rey-
noldS, executive officer. Minutes of the
previous meeting read and amended
and approved.
Report of Dr. MonSarrat showing g.
examinations under the act TO miti-
gate.
DR.. Emerson reported having seen
cattle in Manoa with swollen necks and
suggested that they might have tubur-
culous. Dr. Monsarrat said he was sat
isfied some OF the cattle were so affiict-
ed and that he had sent for necessary
Instruments
Mr.. Keliipio reported the inspection
OF 1850 FISH.
Superintendent Meyers was author
lied 10 make slight increase in the
pay of certain employees at the Leper
Settlement engaged 10 distribute sup
plies 10 the residents, increase not TO
exceed 8 sum total of $40.
DR.. Sloggett having passed salts
factory examination before the Board
/ by Medical Examiners was granted s
Z license 10 practice.
\ communication from DR.. c. VI.
Hyde relative 10 the Y. NJ. c. A. at IA,
laupapa stated that he had written 10
the settlement for further information
which. when receivd, ne would trasmit
I 10 the Hawaiian Board for action.
Permission was granted MesSrs. Fish
er and Jenkins. elders of the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints. 10
7 visit the settlement in the interest OF
their church.
! Dr.. Alvarez reported his experiments
E in vaccine virus.
Insurance on the building and stock
of the store 81 kalaupapa for $4,000 was
ordered 10 be renewed
/ On certificates being furnished by
+ Dr.. Herbert eleven persons were order
I ed discharged from the Insane Asylum.
Report from Mrs. Macfarlane. treas
urer OF the Kapiolani Maternity Home,
was read and approved. The pro rata
Of the appropriation due the Home was
ordered paid.
President Smith reported that suit
had been brought against him by Mrs,
Mary E Foster for damages accruing
from closing ditch running through
her property. Nuuanu.
Regarding the vaccination OF adults
I for which there is no law compelling
them to be vaccinated, Mr.. Smith sug-
gested that notice be published 10 the
effect that adults may be yaccinated
free Of charge
Dr.. Monsarrat suggested that after &
calf has been innoculaUed and produces
7 virus it should be slaughtered before
/ the virus is used = post norton would
show whether the calf was healthy OF
not II II be shown 10 be unhealthy the
virus should not be used.
Z Mr. Smith reported z conversation
with the President Of the Board OF
Education regarding medical examin-
alton OF pupils in the public schools
II was thought 10 be matter exclusive
/ " IN the hands OF the Board OF Health.
This being the case Mr. Smith
I thought II well 10 employ the services
OF z lady physician 10 examine the fe-
male pupils a. limited salary The
suggestion was adopted and President
Smith was authorized by the Board to
select z suitable person for the place.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

Will seek the drier climate of Kona for
the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon, Miss Dillon and
Miss Carter Of Pepeekeo leave for the
Volcano tomorrow for two weeks
stay.
DR.. Williams and bride returned on
the Kinsu and are temporarily located
at the Seversnce's while their house is
being completed for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patten OF Hskalau are
expected from their trip 10 the coast.
Mr. Gallagher of Pahala spent q few
days in Hilo on his way from Waimes
10 his home
The Annie Johnson. Matson master
took $1,000 bags sugar on her last trip
The Roderick Dhu will leave mex
week with about $500 bags
Weather dry throughout the distric
and dust flying everywhere. The pub
I lie street sweepers were out and a
work on Front street this week.
In The case of Henry James, who sho
and injured the ChiRaman. was uriet
before the district magistrate snd hi.
case remanded 10 the circuit judge bai
being fixed AZ $500.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
MAKES a PROTEST.
Hilo Citizen Gives Hawaii Herald
His Opinions.

Mr. EDITOR: - While wholesome
and temperate criticism upon general
public policy. national or local issues
may never be altogether misplaced. and
81 times absolutely essential for pre-
serving the even balance. all of which
comes under the legitimate province
Of s newspaper, the qualification for
such task remains the important reQui-
site, and must lie in the familiarity
experience and knowledge gained by
the editorial writer.
Severe structures and ex-catherda'
opinions upon conditions or individu-
ais should be held wholly inadmiSSable
20 the pageS OF s periodical like the
Herald, but Just making its bow before
the public. SCurrility and blackguard-
ism make neither journalism or politics.
The independent voter declines 10 be
rallied by appeals 10 hate or prejudice.
He fosters no feuds and vents no spite.
For him the arena of free and courteous
discussion. with the weapons of argu-
menr undpped by poison, is ample and
broad
The struggle here is but the struggle
the world over Happily for Us. the
lines have Dot become so sharply drawn
out what mutual concessions may again
bring together in cordial juxra position
capitalist and producer. And that is
why those who occupy 3 position of in
Huenoe among the masses Of the cleo
tcTate repudiate the Haraldis attitude
A B L0EBENSTEIN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
RrGs RMW WORLD

Il / a Interesting fat SAYS Z coz
reSQo16eat OF the Boston Transcript
that hugs practically rZIe Ihe Eo-I6
Man / almost helpless against then
II Is reekO2ad thai there are Il las
1880 500 spades CT Insects II exist
s1oe7 ard VII snTb0dE ue-ton one o.
lhs injurious species rhz- has bz s.
rloZslg DIMINISHED II numbers by the
e@O-Ls Of hGHn belg2 Vel The
coZrI slrUisas nO- Lock q The nos
quito the cocEosct- TIE uoeh Ehiea
z1tzeE efO-heS WHERE ara ttey todzy
JEsI living II ON srpeLss and suEe-ing
Eke loss Of only Z fer individuals EiIIe5
We cant desroy HR- ne o-Iy d.
te16 Ourselves fes5lF--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
RILO HOTEL.
George {. Becklev Steps in and As
Sumes Control Over If.

SOIhSS AOlINI tl over II.
During several months last pasr there
has been considerable trouble in the
management OF the HiIo hotel. and this
found lis climax in 81 order from the
SpreckelS Bros 10 close the hotel on
Saturday, August 18th. this day.
Il such 81 order were 70 be carried
into effect 81 g time such as this. when
tourists from abroad are all anxious 20
SET : view OF the wonderful fires OF
hilsuee- il would simply result in the
worst kind OF Inconvenience 10 them
IN recognition OF this fse-. when the
kinau was 81 Eilo. Director George c.
Becsley Of the Wilder Steamship Com
pany stepped in and took the response
oiliry OF running the hotel into MS own
hands until the trouble HOW pending
has become E thing OF the past Nj.
Vierra- the present manager. viii re-
main in his place and viii administer
10 The wants Of his guests il first rate
style
The action OF Nr. BeckIey IN looking
on for The interests Of the tourists
: 20 b highly commended
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
BIDS FOR PUBLIC WORK
Contracts Complete for Construct
ion OF School Houses.

Contracts Complete for Construct
ion OF School Houses.
The following bids for Government
work we're opened al the Interior Of
fee FRIDAY. The only contract awarded
was 10 T. Camel for the construction
OF the rEo-roon school house al the
Royal School The other contracts viii
probably Be awarded today Or early
next week:
Thereon school house al Mzemae.
Oahu Land and Building Company,
sz.IG9; R HOWE. 1881; H 2. Bertel-
mann. s2,555: AIbeu Trask, 81 so: H.
z Heuss. s3.I75
TEo-roou school house Royal school,
7 Camel. 1850; H 2. BerteImann.
1854: Albert Trask. 5000; H 2.
He1ss. 1s4s
Three-room school house, Pearl City.
Oahu Land and Building Company. 81
go; r HOWE. sz,57E; aIbert Trzsk,
sz755; H T Heuss. ss55a.
Three--oon school house. Kahuku,
KOOlzuIOs, Oahu Land and Building
Company. Sz-451; 2 HoEie, s.. s4e; Al
bert Trzsk, Sz,TeQ.
Teachers cottage kzh1ku. Koolau-
Ia Oahu Land and Building Company.
$3.50; Thomas Phillips. 500: H 2. Ber-
-einznn. s759.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Sheriff Wilcox Resigns

sam Wilcox has sent il his resignz-
Jiol IS sheriff OF Kauai. 10 take effect
& once He giTes private reasons for
his action J great deal OF his tine
mus needs Be spent upon matters OF
business abroad. and ne feels that he
cannot do justice 70 The position and
attend 70 his oEn affairs II the same
tine As yeI 10 action has beea taken
II his case
M WIIoo1 has held The oace Of
sheriff Of Kauai for q years having
taken The position when Y. o Smith
vent ont During his incumbencE he
has given thorough satisfaction OF
ne Island and rs-i1es with the sincere
rsE-e- OF all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Departure of Prof. Bsckwfth.

One OF The passengers OF the austria
liz Today IS William Z BeckFi-h- He
las been { member OF the faculty o.
Oahu College for about TWO rsars- and
las Eo1 -he respect and confidence and
aloha q teachers and Students alike
HIS honesty integrity. tzi-htEl1ess and
genial presence vii ARRAYS b rsusu-
o7-ed Nj BeckSIIh vii go 70 Grsz-
Darlington his hone and -ha coming
rear Eli rezeh ~ The Sedg~ick l1su-
r--s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18

Il L slEsFs gratifying 10 receive les
uDo1izls for ChaubeFlain's Cole. Che
era and DizThoez Remedy, and when
I1e endorsement Is from Z physician II
L especially 50. There Is no more sat
ls-zc-orT Or elective remedy than
Cnz- o-e-iziE's Cole. Cholera and Dizr-
r1os1 Rsus5y.' writes d.. 2 z Ro-
oeE. D1Esicizn and phsruacist- of o.
1eE, Mo- and - hs hzs used The Rem
a1y 4 his OH family and sold II IL
Us drug s-ore for SIX years. he should
certainly know Fer sale by ali drug
g1sls and dealers Benson, Smith & Co.
Age1-S fo- 4 L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-08-18
Pythian Anniversary.

Invitations are ON far the cslshrz-
ion q Sans SO1e1 Of the rEelty-6t-h
anniversary Of Pyrhiznisn II EzEzii
70 D he'd q TUesiay evening August
lSth- Ezra cars EIl leave Fo-1 street
q - o'clcsk and there vii d errrz.
lz-s cars Free b-sss I'll IN 5zrEeen
ne COczr terminus aid sans Souci
Dancing Vii begin ~ So o'clock aud
s-ppe- VII y @Ta all