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Important Points For Consideration.

In purchasing real estate you want
to know that the title is unquestioned.
The same care should be used in SEE
lecting life insurance policy. A Land
Agent who would undertake 10 make
you believe that a technical condition
in the title to piece Of proper
ty (Which might cause trouble)
was benefit, would be claased as
fool or knave. TIA Life Agent under
takes to make you believe that restric
ton (which may cause trouble)
relative to residence, travel and occu-
patton, suicide aud violation Of law
clause n policy, are benefit, he is
certainly mistaken. If he undertakes
TO make you believe that q grace Of
thirty days Of payments of premiums,
an extended insurance feature, loans
at five percent, and return Of one
half of all premiums, in event of death,
or detrimental to policy, he is certain
ly mistaken.
The new Accumulation Policy, issued
only by the New York Life, has only
one condition on your part. e., the
payment of premiums. 1t is absolute
unrestricted as to Residence, Trayal
and Occupation, contains no Suicide
or Violation Of Law Clauses, Guaran-
tees thirty days grace in payment OF
premiums, Extended or Paid-up In
surance after three years. Loans at five
per cent, annexed to the Policy is a
copy of your application and Exami-
nation.
The New York Life is a purely mu-
tual company, without capital stock or
stockholders. Every policy-holders is
guaranteed the same ratio on money
invested.
Remember, the new Accumulation
Policy contains table showing the
time of extension and the amount of
paid up insurance, if lapsed, and the
amount Of cash you can borrow at five
per cent. Il. q. PoYNoR, ARt.
Harrison. Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
EX.G0Yernor7s OF Arkansas.

We venture the assertion that
Arkansas has more living ex. governors
than any other state 70 the Union.
Here is the list: Rector, Clayton, Had
ley, Baxter, Garland. Hughes, Church
i'll, Berry Eagle and Fisbbaek-ten in
all, and all, SO far as we ara advised,
are in the enjoyment Of reasonable
degree Of health, Ex-Governor Henry
III. Rector, although nearly four score
years Of age, takes q keen interest in
public aEaifs and davotes his Time to
the management Of bis property here
and in Hoe SPRINGS. Ez. Governor
Powell Clayton, although about 60,
appears still in the pFia Of life, aud
is actively engaged ia railroad manage
mentand in pushing the interests of
Eureka Springs. Ex-Goyeraog0. 4.
Hadiey is The only ex-governor who is
a nonresident and he is acd3ely en-
gagged as 9 rancher in Ne5 Mexico.
Ex-Governor Elisha Baxte is at his
ola home in Bateseilia, ssill engaged
in the practice OF law Ex dogeruaf
and ex-Attorney General /. II.
Gaaand has pr4etieed law w5h
great success since .aaving the cabius5.
but Is citizen of Arkansas and so IS
III the State at every eioetion, 4.x-
Governor >. 7 P-45g@hos is serving tine
state. very aet sa5ablR on Inc supregae
bench, Will e. Governor Z. j. Church
il! divides i6s ame befueea mis- prese 9t
home in t!ds oity and bis plantation
Gown the rireg. ky Governor Ias44es
Il Begey.is IA tie faiff3fel neTf8rna aaea
Of duty f0r Fae t2le as our Jaai sr
0nite4 Sta,aa enator. EN-G0verna4 j
I. Eagle Is 6eg9aag 6i7 tine 60 ahuch
work and 10 bis large planting inter
ests In Lonoka eoapty, ald ey-Goe r.,
or ". u slshttae& is managing His
property interests in ft smith Since
. 1850 when he tog Ms elected eate4E-
or. 50 Gears bHtfanr eX gava41ars
have dice, F'ia ieah, tt nrpbY, & #s4
and Miilea-tWe d them. AasphV
and (ona2H, = very advanced ge,
We are cohStrafaaa Jo believe f&&t si4ere
ia somethl0g iD onr elilnata and cam
ditions that Is very iavofahie 20 haaltt
and long Iifs.-litlie hoc0 Democrat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
The Candidates.

The dull monotony Of every day life
promises to be wiped out of the program
of 1896 by those biennial visitor, known
as the candidates:
they usually make their appearance
about the time the frogs begin to make
music in the puddlehole, and when the
dos woods bloom the most inofensiye
citizen who resides away up on the
head waters Of tranquility, playing
his peaceful avocation amid the simple
aud rustic surroundings that entrance
the soul and promote true happiness,
is liable to be swooped down upon at
the most unexpected moment and
forced to listen TO portrayal Of the
country's impending ruin. bat which
can eaily be prevented by ''judicous"
exercise Of the elective franchise,
which, being interpreted means, by
voting for ''me," You cannot tell
in advance where the candidates viii
come from, but you may "bet your
bottom dollar" they will come. They
are liable to descend from the noun
tains, ascend from the valleys and
Occasionally" one 'coudescends"
from the towns They are generally
gregarious, but sometimes go in pairs
and occasionally, for reasons well
known to himself, one is seen "going
it alone" They are the most almable
set that ever gave open air exhibI tons
and you can accomplish the feat of
Throwing salt on rabbits tail" easier
than you can coax one into an argu-
ment, You can put your politics and
religion on dress parade, you can abuse
or praise the administration, you can
advocate the doctrine that wheat turns
into cheat or you can take either side
of the 'emoon question with the refer
ence Of planting patatoes, and the
candidates will not hinder or make you,
afraid. He may differ with you on
every proposition you may lay down,
but owing to "concaten&tion Of cir
oumstances over which be had no
control'' be does not feel il incumbent
on himself to say so, He is out for
conquest, but is a conquest of peace.
The candidate Is an all round good
fellow to ell the world, unless it be
his opponent, and when he has defeat
ed him he is perfectly willing to let
"bygones be bygones," Itwere better
for makind il more men We're candi-
dates, or at least acted like candidates.
The candidate has pleasant smile
ana 6 cordial "howdydo'. for every
man he meets and he does the Chester
fedlan act To the best Of his ability
when in the presence of ladies. His
awkwardnesa often gets him into an
embarrassing situation, as we found
by experience when undertaking the
crowning act of eallantry-kissiug
the babies-bat this is the result Of
lack Of experiences. But in all serious
ness, it is not fact as matter of
literal truth that you can go to cam
didate for any accommodation in reason
with every assurance that it will be
granted, and can you not appeal to him
Ia behalf Of public OF charitable en-
terprsa with the confidence that he
will respond 20 the extent of his ability2
How mitch better would the world be
if all the ner were That way ?-Fay
otteYiIle Democrat.
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low e Eai.sy ao..8 Health.

# You are suffering with any
skin or blood disease, rheumatism,
catarrh, Ulcers, old sores, general
debility, etc, send stamp 70 Blood
Balm Co, Atlanta. Ca, Tor book
ot wonderful cures free. This
book will point sho way 10 speedy
recovery, Botanic Blood Balm
(B. B. 81 is manufactured after a
long and tested prescription ol
an eminent physician, and is the
best building up aud blood purity
ing medicine in the world. Be
ware Of substitutes. Price
500 for large bottle,
Sec advertismcn elae@here. For
sale by druggist.
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All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings
New Discovery know its value, and
those who have not, now have an op-
portunity to try Il free. Call on the
advertised druggist and get trial
bottle free. Send your name and ad-
dress to H. e Bueklin Z, Co., Chicago,
and Get sample box Of DR., Kings
New Life Pills free as well as q Guide
to health. All of which is guaranteed
to do you good and cost you nothing.
j. Z. Harbert's drugstore.
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Fsiaea liaF
ST. LeUss K sAS EEAscgse seg HsY

tn cohheee3el #5thh tie great So ysiQfn
e Wy pe.pti s Asf2iEfte'if Hou#e e q fGt ia in
n M,slssonft, ''z rs aGsas ao3as sfliait
Territory te2as, eol0ea6o 4Faga54E Tf9ff
New and ora A.eNleo, As5zeaa. is8afl6 RIsEa
"a Nevada, California Washington aa orr
'fhe Frisco lice Is a}ao tie faast djrees Toute
20 ~ i.eu4s sHc eil Fo ts ease. ielssg4at AL
man PaiaGs SlnfpeYs, TeelffHg aagfp 5savs .5s Il
free9 esti eeaehhs a. all tlieaifsh tfA54.s
FoT tgne t@9ises maps, lates rai t331i oavsie-
ulars. addre8s se;.rest ageas Of ls tss;s.o i.,c
cs Saita se Route
Ii 4; MoRaHI.t u NfsTfA2T.
1esii asaaaser, 3e4i Pass Agt.
ss. AoaiA, Mc, st Ioais, No
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Cheap metropolitan Papers,

There is no excuse nowadays for a
citizen failing to subscribe for great
metropolitan newspaper in addition to
taking his own county paper. The
"Twice a.W eek" Republic of st. Louis,
which is credited with the largest cir
culation of any weekly paper, is only
81 year, and for this sum it sends
two papers week or l04 a year-less
than 1c each. The weekly contains
the best and brightest news conden sed
from the daily paper, together with a
well assorted collection Of reading
matter and useful information: A
popular feature III its columns next
year will be the speeches of promi-
nent men in the presidential campaign.
These will be given almost in full A
reader of the "Twice-a-W Repub-
lic9 will always be abreast with the
times, for no.paper has greater news
gathering facilities
The daily and Sunday Republic can
now be had by mail for 8 little more
than one cent and q half day or $6 a
year, when paid in advance. Though
this paper hes greatly reduced its
price it has increased in value two
fold by adding mauy valuable features.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
Free pil{s.

Send younaddraes to Il. f. Bucklin &,
Co, Chicago, aud get s free sample pox
of Dr., Kings New Life Pills. 4 trial
will convince you Of lite merits. These
pills are easy ia action. and are partieu-
larly effective III The cure Of constipa-
tioa and sick headaehe. Fer malaria
and liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are e0aran-
taed to be free from every deleterious
substance and to De purely vegetable,
They do not weaken by their action,
but by giving tone to stomach and
bo@les greatly invi1orates the system
Kegplaf size 25e per box. Sold by j.
s A5arbert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
CIERI15S NOTICE.

Notice is he@ety given that tl3e following
named administrators aud guafaisua alea NJ
the Oct term 1888 of Che Carroll Probate eoart
for the Eastern Djstriya, tiair aeeouft currents.
Vt was ordered TX the coHrt that ta0 9aiee be
continued and advertised i3T condensation gr re-
lection at the J an. term eR saa eeuft, 6, F5z
All persons having eNeepHsons A9 ssid Settle
nlents are requested to lie the ea1ne ili tais
court on OF before the 2pa &ay ftae an terra
thereof.
kerson md annual aeeouHt crrrsat
j. L. Pulkersoa gtgaFGsaa o1 aesaes W. fai-
kerson 2nd annual account current
w 9. Russell @aafdjsn q Jack 6cforth sth
ANIMAL account current.
J A. staadiee gnaraiaa e2 Roaa a. Gria sth
II, i, Tanner guardian Of ] Il, sGas
Jessie and BoWlder suseell Ath annual aceout
current ihis Oct. 81, os5.
j. p. Fancher. Probate Clerk
The Cherokee Indian committee has
presented 'protest against the recom-
mendations Of the Dawes Commission.
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TWO Papers fer the bsico 0f oHe.

Tna TsEBgsa IS prepared to offer
the Toledo Weekly Blade, ouo
year trco as a premium ior every
cash subsofiber to TIE ''BEauaa.
To our old subscriber who @}li pay
np eli arrears and ono year ia
advance, we viii give the benefit
ot this unparalloiled offer. Give
rs your subscription al once and
receive both papers one year tol
ono dollar.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
sasniIer Comes

q fever, diphtheria and other
whom the patient has been
nd efrength, and begins the
hsaIth Here Hoods Sarsa-
lace 1t enriches the blood,
ervoA gives tone TO the di-
Ebulfds up the whole system.
- tlie best after-dinner pills.
Ke dache. 25c. q bog.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
Warning Order.

In the Circuit Court, Eastern District, Carroll
County ArkansGs
". w. JUnkips 2l't'G1
vs.
Thomas A kcowan, Warning Order
Joanna " EeoHan.
Jibhic StuTytaal Dof2t
The 3efendent. Thomas a. Ke0Wan Joanna
W keowan ard l.iDbe Sturde&n, are warned
to appear il this court within thirty days and
answer the eomPlsiat Of the plaintiff, y w,
Juaki1s
Witness my hand and seal Of said court this
2Sth Gay Of December 1873
,Seall By j. $. Faaeher d G.
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T4A&n 0Fs1eE AZ HARRISON, AEE.,
Dee =. 1899 I


Notice Is aeTebv given tllat thofologiaE a9n
ed settler has iiie0 botiee 81 his jEtr9tioY TO
make final pToof iil sGnnoTI & ltis el&iT4 ana
t.at said proof VIII ea mat5 before tle fags-
ter and Receiver at iaFus09, fr6 on teb
I l&5, VIZ se8&Hy &. Holden. Il ! No FL f91
size Na3 Sec S H t9 u II
re Mares she Following N N5Ene5Hea to rove his
canliguo residence Upea abd Sdhiyj len e.
said lana. viz
Dock M(fzis, Bud sterris, ". = }Eiugsley
and jean Bell, al of 9sas'e. ARK,
asSo, = eLNNoENlH Eceister.
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NOTICE Ff}B OBLIGATION
IASp oes,ca Al HAmusoN,

IlNNb ~ = At IiAhIuspN, I.I5lN, :,
Jrn "A, Iea6
,.otiea is Fefoa, SVEN that the solIowing-nan
od settler hes HEeC. notice OF his intention -
make fNai proof s. sappart q MS claim aad
THAI said nrDa @ii lBsaa0e before the Register
and &eoetys9 at Harrison Ark, o. Feb iii
1886, v.Z:
william Halov I'll Z So SEQ fer tae
Se4 &eH, &o4 6e1, See 70, N.Y. SW4, sec p -,
\ e - W
&c names the following witnesses to prove
his cont ia8us residence upon aua cultivation
Of, aid iau8, vig;
JOAN biel hee, william Sweaten, Mitchell
EtetSehee aac, = alytss Snelson, all Of atl2a
Ark dUsrs z. CLESpUSIy, Register.
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lief Summary Of the News of tsa Week
Compiled fer tribune Readers.

Summary Of fhe News of fae Week
Compiled for tribune Readers.
] White House has a SIS .0o0 China
Hpkee Bill will be hanged on st.
sks day.
Stneer, the professional mind
y1s,as retired.
' ,use has adopted Reeds rules
harp debate.
]. I.ease is reriously Ill OF pneu-
a at Window, Mimi,
Sval cases Of small pox OF Holly
snd Clarendon this State.
s9e 500, ,0o0of gold were coined
. PEadelphia Mint last week.
ID county held the first political
ntlon Of 1896 last Saturday.
acsender of sheibyville, H.,
IS he is the father OF % boys.
Efo1rth ballot has failed to elect
led States Senator from KEN
sen ators Of the new state of
were received into the senate
re but four veterans CT the
Mtes Army in thy war Of 1872
ia dent.H arrioon spent Sunday
hiEglon and called on President
nd,
ANA populist are said to be fear
The republicans viii absorb
rty,
0loSeland has sent q box of
stbes to a friend in Ohio who
sW8baby.
spnblicans will try 10 get the
NE tavi6 bill before the sen
Mis week.
Nosely killed his sweet
arS James. at birmingham,
a wooded leg
rJnea Of this State said that
@ipaee bill will pass the
foday or tomorrow.
re Runion, United States
or 70 Germany, died very
in }erlin Saturday.
Ward, 9 halfbreea Cherokee,
yAxecuted at Van Eufen
NO murder committed last
dphio, is to have horseless
Mey Will berun by gaso-
Meompete with street cars
@eyeland has sent n nes-
ap@hy to Queen Victoria
o~ for the death of Prince
3Menbere.
), rGas offered q reward Of
safrest and conviction Of
ebb, who is under indict-
q Fra ncia county for murder
degfee.
sdna Of the conviots who
sngsged in cotton growing
,es ansation for some
ytR l8d TO the Little Rock
YSst Sat1fday. They viii
4e ia lots Of City.
presentatj IN Cen
siSSp ari, has introduced q
2u@ to.araate depart
5 Me9ce. as an executive
ose head shall be
ls &Ht& y u S9MihSt Dti.
Isa. l. o read what Mr.
1s ot Hollands, Va.
S, wili rem 8mber
sAg eHCa GnQer like
e . l&st winter [ had
af i io3' nss IN . low
! tried merous
Aaoi which did me
m WIS indnced to
: Chamberlain's S
,aesa Txp2M fghn fwst hnetIa
ess 4zM = - o|t1fo
rA me that ( was
s.e5a ,l3M y my work,
sfag odle effected q
she9s GIANT 25 ,n3 6nats
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
Farms Fer ga}eo

We have for safe the following
farms in Carroll county, towit:
160 a. known as w. B. Gibson I'm.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30

e have tor safe the following
farms in Carroll county, towit:
100 A. known as w. B. Gibson I'm.
120 i" i" Ed Harbort q
1913 NeWcom
80 il" Josh Allen g
1872 N. T. Lawson <
I60 +" Harry Reagan "
All near Green Forest.
1875 A. known as G, G. Davis I'm
I20 +" Thos. Trusty q
100 E" Jas. Mcdonald "
I80 q F. II. Lantei' !"
129 q j" G. w. Crabough "
80 = T. A. PeaIce
All near Berryville, and 160 near
known as the John TssGibson farm
near Oak Grove.
These farms have been taken by
Il. B. Sidway & Co. of Chicago
for non payment of mortgages and
will be sold at excellent bargains
and easy torms.
Also some good farms near Har-
rison, Boone county.
For description prices and
terms apply to Or address
KING BRos.,
Harrison, Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
i Narren Nesl.

he defaadent A j. Warren, fs warned to
aipegv ia tais court wit thie thlt} tlaYs are an
ssges the complaint of the fein1H, traneis C.
WarT0a,
Witness my haaa aud soa' c9 aid ccUrt this
l0sh Cay cf December, 1921.
Gip Fayler Clerk
tseaD ByJ 4 FaLcher y, c.
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% read what Mr..
Sot Hollands, Va.
5, vili REM ON Ser
n encn Gndor like
z Lest winter [ had
II leis rae IN . low
/ tried M merous
~ which did me
was iRdnced to
Chamberlain's S
Z be first bottle
4 me that ( was
sM . my work,
ogle effected 8
!ent 25 and 59cts
Earbeet s..
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tor astAh-
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sIe@ @ az
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ClTe
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MOTT CUT TO NEWS.

#NrGRssTIN0 EVENTs FROM 8LL
IsecTloNs or THE COUNTRY.
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ARNfSa oRIlER

n the CireBit Court. Eastern Dis ttFct, Carroll
county, Akkaps1s.
Iranuts 9 NarreA Pif.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
From Mondays Daily.


From Mondays Daily.
Joe Black was a Bourbon visitor sat
urday.
Cal Klinger was a South Bend visitor
today.
Geo. II. Thayer is a Chicago visitor
today.
Geo. W. Marble left this morning for
Chicago.
Wm. Lankenaw spent Il quiet sunday
in TT. Wayne.
One Of DIR. Roy's daughters is suffer
ing with throat trouble.
Geo. Fogle returned yesterday from a
few days visit in Chicago.
Mr.. +. G.. Smith is at home spending
a few days with his family.
y. Is. Toan returned to his home at
Marinette, Wis, last evening.
The wife of Rev. ltothenberger has
been very ill the past two days.
Judge Crumpacker, of Valparaiso,
was III our city Thursday on business.
The 1.-TWO Cronies." DR.. Knott and
VIM. Eyerly drove over to Argos yes
terday.
Geo. IL. Thayer IT., leaves tonight for
Chicago in interest of the Novelty
works.
Try the celebrated Perkins Home
made wet mince meat. kuhn's market
sole agent.
J. +. Kuhn, Of the Marine hospital in
Chicago, spent sunday with his parents.
lie left for Chicago this morning.
Will QuaIls, of the Plymouth tele-
phone exchange, was in Argos Sunday,
recuperating from his weeks labor.
The wheat prior to the late snow, was
reported in excellent condition. The
snow will certainly prove beneficial.
SEMI-WE EKLY INDEPENDENT and
the Cosmopolitan, the greatest maya
zine in America. only S1.S5 per year.
Sol. Meyer, of Spokane, Washington,
who has been in Plymouth visiting his
parents, left for his home this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Carlton, of Chi
ergo are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Marble. They will remain several
days.
Those stone walks on LapOrte should
be cleaned. And We might further
state there are a number of Others that
need attending to.
Pittsburg has become the greatest
railroad center in the world. Six hun
dred and sixteen passenger trains arrive
and depart each day.
1t is stated from reliable source that
the Fourth of July has never been de-
clared d national holiday. but that IA bill
Is 10 be presented looking to that end.
Miss Amandy Craig. of Lewistown,
Pa, and Miss Edith Burkett, daughter
of Dr. Burkett of Warsaw, are visiting
Mrs. Burkett of this city for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Carleton, of oak
Park, ILL.,, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Marble on south Michi-
gan street, Mrs. Caleton was formerly
Miss Mary Davis.
Miss Jennie Winner, of Bourbon, who
has been visiting for a few days with
fIiends here, returned home yerterday,
50 as to be enabled to takeup her duties
as teacher this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lauer, of Usage
City, Kansas, who have been spending
several weeks with relatives in u city
have left for their home. They will EN-
joy a brief visit in Chicago and 1t. LOUIS
on their way home.
Valparaiso has a young man. who has
been scattering the fruits of his muscu
lar development around promiscuously
among young girls on the street; OF
!, in other words, has a fashion of hugginl
defenseless 1t is not stated
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

company or know of anything that
will interest your %nelghbor. give us the
information and VT Will, only be too
glad 10 publish it. If, however, YOU
have been guilty of anything mean,
don't mention that, Tor the other fel
low will SEE W. get it. Goshen Demo
crat.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

Constipation is generally caused by
Inflammation of the lower portion OF
the rectum.. Taas 10 drops of Brazilian
Balm twice a day; also inject half a tea
spoonful each night. A two weeks
course of this treatment seldom fails to
make a permanent cure. Never purge
yourself for constipation.
For sale by Chas. Il. Shaded.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

One Of the most Important fnnctlon.
cries concerned In the Affairs Of Tho
Transvaal Is DR., Leyds, the secretary
Of state for the South African republic
ana the representative OF President
Krugcrs government In Berlin. I'm the
beginning Of the war talk between
Germany and England Emperor win.
lam efusiyoly granted an audience
with the South African diplomat to
whom he made a promise that the i'm.
perinl government would recognize the
independence OF the Transyaal by an.
pointing a German resident at Pretoria
instead OF the consul that has hitherto
represented Germany at that capital
DR., Leyda ~ regarded as the ablest aud
most cultured OF all the members OF the
South African republic government.
with the possible exception Of Essen.
Although Of Dutch descent, he Is not "a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

\ friend Of ours. who has made a
national reputation for his wit and
humor and INDUCED In that vein be.
caused It procured bread and meat Tor
his family. Is. to our knowledge. great
classic scholar, a profoundly pious and
serious gentleman. a producer OF some
of the noblest essays on great historic
themes. These are the mastcrpiecca
that no would prefer to be remembered
by, but, by some sarcasm OF destiny"
as II IS called. he has been compelled
TO seek another and more profitable
outlet for his genius, Writing to a
friend, some years ago he said Alas.
Is II not deplorable that have been
forced TO become a clown In my old
age?" lie exaggerated his position.
for there IS an immense amount Of
valuable material In his productions.
which. however. have a minor chord OF
the comic. But while the world de-
mands and pays for his FUN" he is real.
ly avorso TO such composition, and the
fame he has won has an element Of
bitterness and disappointment TO him.
Augusta tGa) Chronicle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

The regions Of Little Colorado River
IN Arizona abound In wonderful vego,
table potrlfactions whole forests be,
ing found In some places which arc
hard as flint but which look as II but
recently stripped OF their foliage. Some
OF these stone trees are. standing lust
an natural as lie, while others are piled
across each other Just like the fallen
monarch Of real wood forest. Goolo.
glsta say that these stone trees were
once covered to depth Of 900 feet
with mari. which transformed them
from wood TO solid rock This mari
after the lapse OF ages. washed OUT.
leaving some Of the trees standing In
an upright position. The majority OF
them, however, are piled helter-skel.
ter In all directions, thousands OF cords
being sometimes piled mp on an acre
OF ground.-St Louis Republic.