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The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
prnsoxAL ANn POLITICAL

aeCaBuTNe t8fhe Pail Mall tfazetts4 Dr. 5au1esou- upuu rarefvinp a summons tts proceed to .#al1apuesharr tas assis1 the
 bianaers. resigned hia uasi15an sss sd- IaIn3srra1or Ct eas British south sfri- aEa o.s and eatt his 8ll0xvers lsa severed thetr connection .V9fth the eaus aanr
 ty the 9th Secretary arl1sie issuea a notice that seaied proposais for he purchase ot &i69 h00.000 coupon or. .rafv~ .sgerue sU-vear~eoln 1onds oearIua ir-a terest yst s3te rate .of f5ur-per ceur- wifi be recefve6 un t8 2 oeIaeiz noon 8n- Wednesday, he sth day of ehrua1-v. s96. Thenew bouds vvtlI he tr- demons nations of s0 and uuttiBiies af that sama- ae che choice of the bidaers
 Ar a.03 b. n.-of tha 4th eaa rvaS added tothe sisternood of states. when President levelantf aipued a urncls- nation e9 fbat effect The officers of the uevv state entered unan he ais-- enarpe of tAeir durias on the eth. the Legislature also meeting in sr1a~ial s4ss- sion on hat dap which tae zaverral. bv argcl lamaJion lteclsrac a renerat hoiidar
 LEEE london Eachrsmau saws hat L9rd Dunraven siguailv fsgiIes a3 sub- stantiate his e8arUes agzlnst he New orig aeHt elun. and hat be- eoraes more aud more aanarerr rhat m errevlaus thunder was committed iu malinp rhern~ The paper adds taar tte enuul1tae of inquiry was aeu- aaSeft hroughaut 5v an e1narriaI spir1e
 0N rhe ath tggas reported ll7 Berlin taat Emperor Villain hsls assured the frausvaat secretarv 9t state that the trt1ie alliances vvouid rarorn1za the. ms tspeuGeuca of the ~ourh Afrfcan ra- public. and that ferraanv would sn-- DoanC a resident a5 Pretoria ustead of a consut.
 tfN tiae ath ajspatehes recnfved rom Cape Town said that tile resignation of Cecil Rhodes. as prime minister of Cane Colony. laS 1eeu aeceured 1w Gov si7. Hercules .-ahluson. and that Sir }or-- dom >nr1vg- treasurer of the. ane gov eruruent. mad been apnoluted u his niaee
 EIE president has apg10inreu Francis H. l.eunp a Washington aasvsuaner eurresrouueTlt- sz member of the 8oara of srtiiaH commissioners vfee William E. busset3. ot 3Iassaei11setts. .i.e4inesti
 t4aE. l-UEUs WI pEoIzIIAsI vas sst n0on on the eth virh the anresslve ceremony customary on- such accaslons. tarr1aiiT naueted 5u1o othea as assssei- ate justice of cae. supreme court. of rhes n5Fatt @t.4seS.
 ALafosT EameGiatalv atter The senate committee on 5uaneesVgeuB into session om 1ife ati- lt ordered g. free aaiuage bllI vo oe reported t0 tI.s senaga.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
ETsrEEEANrnrs.

EHE Textile 5lanufaerurers. assoeiz- tion postponed ts conferences. called t0 meet in Chicago on the Ith. unr1f theeist. the date set For he anuuai aaeetin.a of sAe Aatiauai Aasociarinu of Wool AfauaraerurerS
 t agF8Et rIBw of 660000 a has eustomhouse racetprs ae CarraOena-
 uIred tates at CoIombia n which ss.veraf prominent ottieiais gre nnli- eatea. k reporrao
 4Nthe 6tb the NaCoual Tuhe gToriez Co. at ct<eesnarr Pa. resumed a4l- eratious p ali after m dleness or neariv a month EEv1uV employment J0 3-d00 8eH- The Eatianai Ealiinr luIll also 51arrea m he fth uIviuV pvoriS rs q00 men
 p0N -aTuIug hat the bond sssua called for arIisIs- sva4id be- a home t9au. for which as would aa sf- fered in the f nlted Srares- she letgrsel1a dan1s 0rBup 0t Berttu. svtEieh rrcnnsea 5a take nHrr 5r fhenese a merIeau Ioan- announced. on tAe 6th- tisat tf3ssrsz zco11- siderea 5nnossfble 9r taes German hanks % aile auv 8arr eff E. Thew- sdaeesttf~ttsfE atA&h lAEtFt EaA market Germany for n faur=rer-ceut- .soiu-. 0au ar I8S
 &r tat1r g. .atoeiS oTI The HuarTl1nU.5 5f clia 8th an earrnauaiSe of sufficient farsn Co awaken. DeaDte rom sound steeu aaa shake buildings WAS felt at Hanover N 8
 4HAxAAA dispateb 70 fhe Iaarts4 fuparctat avs mat 8n tAe th "a rehet Earces zuaer Gfomez aassee 8lauauua a15fes rom Havana Thev were marching westward ana burning aiI the r3gvnz in rhelr path. They we're ueartv all naaun1eti and 6bus ananted e5 e1uae he 7uanlaa troops
 Eo1HHNAE- he 6rs1 rTnrea rom CoreaB- s~5e. las naae ss appearauca in saouE s entitled TIla anIrat News Report and appears every othar aar. rEe eeticorral tome of the pauer fauors roverumeutal .eforu1s lloux the tlneaof svsrens prara1Ilua in vvea1- ern nations
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

HAD Sol smith sassetI adhered ta aas fie5eFTntnatlam of a lew ears ago go 4lAH tlie stage and aeconne more Iaiasilssr with sis family [ vomgd have 9s'eu 8 public loss bee1ase n his re- mobilization 0t standard deaanatie eF1ar- AeFsrs ne IS proving .1lnlse4f eFnIneuolr @@rfi4y 70 7ear the uanEte af fefFer- son vassa ahft veteran shall eject 5a &V s aside. After making a success ln lr. Paavtoss lasf season. aIr. Rps- stti Is rias ear ewing m aueruous representation oE llaa Aares Ir The Esssaas
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
CRraTEs AND oAsErA1.rrr.s.

-Ar l-st5 ?. In. af the 2d st I.auis svas visited with most violent ana Ha-- s str5zssElv ves explosion. seweral buildings
 were wholly pr IarriaIl q ypretireei. win. HOW EAaSs Tor stlu1res aruuuG was shat 2 zeFest and several lIEgs were losh. while as la'ist 30 9ersons we're fnnre- orr ess n3zreu by living gislss 1ud .erecszasre. he aeeluenr was caused by tIGa escnia-- slonot fireworks. a-unuopvgisr-arsli d. .-r,,s- LiilSss- stored la che huliaiur where he ,s.Al-1zLllev oeeurrett- L-ass. sI5a g00-
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
llaz ra lle I.e--.rrrnn.

Grr~ 1F MEXICO. Tanuarv s-rTIs
 movement eor he re-nomluation of President Dlaz for L term 0f tour years beginning the hrsr of uexr December Is growing strong ana eluns ana news pauers favurrur alz re-eieetion are be- } uu founded al over the -euuhIic Great pressure IS belnE brought tz3 pear on hgm lo nuuee aIm ro aeceur tue examination av rhe Liberal party com venrLon- The election oecurz IEl I glz1Es- The nrIus.IpaI opposition Ienuers are. Inclined to make TO contest posGuDu- lT1sr all attempts go place a candidate a she aeid until goo
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
CONDENSED TEEERAMs-
an f1lslsshoraa lsavprttan

OKLAHOMA CITY. 0lzI1-- Eanuarv- 9 -- The staEe mod convention met oru1uut- iy it 10 D clock ta this city vasrerrfar and got down % 6uSIness ir ranuIua
 western stvfe- The delegares aras abour sGuaair divided ou sIuuils stara- hood and c.auble starehood. he former advoca11ng the aauaIsslan- n-of Oklahoma sfnOtv 1ud the -at1ers couteudinu for the admission of both Oklahoma and Indian Territory as oue sta1e Two opposing deiegzJes planted themzeires ou the platform auu began talking a tAe anne ma while ehe other dale gates mounted ohalrs. each ve1lIaer fur a1s side Amid the cLamnr IT. g. Hens Ler B t0unle stater vas nolnInatae for chairman and as soon as ais name 7v7s mentioned he fumusa co the sE Eaue
 For uve minutes he raIlsc analuSt the elamDr. sfraaua1lr als l0ud saues drowned 0uE 1hea ualsea and one dele- gate atter mother suosldea ma z- tened C8 1is speeeh. The proceed Iurrz then ran smnurhtv until the ann0int- lnefat of the committee. on credentials 7vas reaehed- The 3nposlau deIeautes a0vvtefs an 1Dpea8 from he decision of rhe ehsllr and confined 10 n01vt for nalf szn 1ouE 0tCer vas EuaIIv restorsc by sleettny au- ess-prIZss lighter aS ser see1nt-at-arrus and the convention aa- 1ourued- pending committee reports
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
N EV IN BRTEF.
 Gor1uIisd rom FaFInus 5aaIGas.
LEI CONGRESS
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 rsfFe seuatp au inc sist l1 ss syYeerH s1l ssfa- H0rr af h5s resn}ueIon looking 1s4 aa ala3t3oaai r0te of tlurv ru rEw woof aIr tiiteheii t-a0. iref lrT1fti tfgfust Cd gaerrrs1rv 1f Cd traaQ- lrv rarJ1sgnv esserssf-s his Vested rsht to 1eeFu EreeuhaeEa and treasury notes sia gold ar sllVsreefa tg1 Ilis eauuenfencs. aaa H8e sIisess- ipn of tI.e f5anefai eJzesttau hseaus esueraG TlFa sv1ai resolution gras Haat5p ressrrea t1 she s1mmtttse on aaauca r'3e ssuarea ad4onruea to tha 3aI me hause- after tzsreuIu0z eB e reitsilHga9f Che iourzla@ astfau eo slt touru- sl the ga was adoutea- TAs session 8lSeea 5asF t1minusas
 I'. '.tlleseaase. on tae 3d 5rr herman. .r an 5purs speech fn Snpuorr af lla resolurfou ro saE zuartz ta e reserve fl1at of sf8A 008 gold aaensH be tre2sttrva and ssgre~ate ie frar gne ordt- aaev reeaires. ba aa,tuaIam er Era- hours seussiau af tha niAnetaG auestfau- sr0 aq1fan .ueas aGen an Hna resaiu6Ian 6Tr lkfase resaiuIaan aireeyea tgsimst tlse snle aF Enidad
 ta9es bonds under 1rful tss usqter and. sgttIs- 1r't1slvewti ssFaane- aa lscusss- until adsauru~ f1s7f flxen s1rtf 11s 8-=- la tne l8Bse
 1easer flee8 announced daAt aa had 8 gnea the aill % aepant eae rlu lSaeaba5n. aad the house aa1ellraed. as Der previous arr1u9anIaas. Hnetl She erh
 HE senate was nnr 8a sess3on# #s4a tfse srh-@a. T7 ena nauses aucfnv a1a al n1fa.3sass asssiar. aDthfnHef uaalie a1aress 1ecurra8. a5raouaa astsi aeen exugetea ea@r soma uaHsea would Be taken af She naalfsnea euIl 68r a5.is f8r rse now H9na issue. There wssa nrgnostra an made for tae seeaelna-58 af Mfr AllensEs renreseuta- from the uew sga5e af esab- aut as his erstentisslS were a0t egieiatlv guea 6v tbs zuverunr ana seerprarw. anfee1fsu mas made and uatser ass esfarraa la che ladieiarv sousn4t1ee
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
Arrnstrunx gVul Enrsr tha aaee

LITTLE RoCsK- AI.iz. auuar- s lion. z t-AAroil Armstrong of Aforrriltou. cnalr- man of the 1enoeratie state central 2SornTulrtee- arrrTeo m the e1ty lasE night, ,lHa LEl a brief uesvsuaper inter F1sFv stated that he gw0uid he 8 c1ndi- ia1e LOT -0vern0r e1 succeed Clarke .sal- Armstrong sald lis Eorruai lus aouncenenr would a1pear iu gllge sea- sen- lte will ealI the Sta1s central committee uoVesher zt the prouer- time. IT'D hAnlF lu March aI which meeting 4z gvlII tender hls EeslEuaEIon sGz ehAlx- nan of thar committee
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

iHRTsE are aeuuie vgho 1elievp that iaslgiautis toreee' lewv 3n Niearau1a. her refusal ta arhitrate the eraezupsa l'Aa1naarv and her announcements hat he floufoe doetrtne 1as no place "a lnfAruaSlonsi Iape were simply ureiin- lasF1es to interference ius the f,itugs af usa bneiaud is represented fY < u ha 7w a large Toree-a din1ouaatfs 1ff9esais aaa uasse have known months ago ra.4t sifsaFsssh aatharitv n he stand yvas daenzeft ta tatl
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

EgetIsnAEv nave acertie bauunt nearly half of the eauital staety a4 s6e A1steDnass mines ln Montana. arhtrh are the largest eciuner mines la he Evorld. asd tue secouet largest. .nruduear or silver Iher yielded last vear ga G0a t@ns of gopper .s00. 000 ounces af s1l- Ter aae ~3ssb'0 ounces 8f gold {Qher 2 good bargain is offered iu u1er4ea 5he rsarilshHan doesn't sSaud back and snllx
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

CFAFR1AN 6irrr ana others are afa-- 9eiS'e't fa e1es1leu tfAss eligibility of Tus-- 5lee l4server as a member af thss Eeue- etefstFs commission. asscauss federal of ieaals are forbidden av a.gv t8 servn 9n saaa7 capacity. sut usrlea Harlan served on Aa s,shrtnp ~ea. commission fvfthts1S onseeeiou s vfll bs rpnnena- perecs ana there are snseial raasssus ehv member oe the smnreme ras4rr siao'fis asTe a alaee on the present lua- 1ar1snr tribunal
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
=1E TIRE DEFENSE 0F HAVANA.
sesz- 1ampos relesrzssEns. lseAssar1aE1y- af
 be efGaAEtQn.

ha -iEnaEton.
 WASHINGTON. au- s-Ehe srau1sA minister received LasG zzIa-f1t a reiegran-- rom IaaEIgi sEalEIazg snaE 4arsnA1- -4Euuos. iu d. 6eIeErn1u- receiVeti 5here GesEert'lE morning. savs.
 The EaaIU Jodv 81 he eueEuv as marched 50 che province. of inaE tet ALo. have alEEsEcea the 4oAu11us u1 reHerals fasiGes. sarcia. Savarru, LehagTEe and I41lae follow hem < nave afIe oUaer columns JH Cle all- roaa Betyveeu itaVana and 3aIaDAno. Lley VIII s1Ale rmEI0ns and proceed bo- l1orrow ro-4avf in B parallel inc to oceupy he inc rom Iarlel s9 Arre-- 111sa. Ehe eolumna 0t 'raLz. sa4yls.- Fort AIdacoa- -aud the 3saIt1ll0Hs or- y a-- -eucla lHa sspaua ares ahaslug s1es sEnlllI bands thaE are turning and celL1- 111ting other Approximations.
 The sIEuaLion lur 1 usa. rom 8 1Itl- -arv QoEuI 1t v1ew. remains 1n- changed. The insurgents nave art-- ceetlea west without daring to stop in my 1laee. ana arr. avoiding sall aueoRn-- -ers. They nave aaen continually Qt1aiaeet. although the results .aT 1ub satisfactory on aecount of sheir ae- str1retlou 3E property, Nothing A Il danger. md | Is absurd ho supposs 51aE theV vlA pretend 70 aEtemp1 70 surround 9r enter Havana. when. TIT 1It stIe present. .nonenE. they have tloa taEee 10 enter my town ot lledluiA importance.
 LII 5hn departments 9f the east lIs principal villas and even IT fanEaAlza-S nothing ot importance has soeeurressi ID the past few jays. nobwat hseautsllg diAl arge number. af troops nave been withdrawn fren there. Eaab shows that the insurgents nave 10 means and are not supported 7Y tlz population.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

EHE hrSt English s1arrnvvs were brnaghf ta the uitect Stat,-s in ssT. co protect the trees from ds-stravfng fn- seess since them 1hev nave spread evervyvherp. and dardiv town a tae eoHntrp s without taeu There isss question about their utility. aut nome whatever sis t5 ttttr 1ecuuditv. They naHitlniy at.ss rate which plaees thern at She heae of the oru1thalop1eaa cal- uHan- in that -asrect
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

tsgRssNT's new eeusns raturns cities with a popnl lataaua of tsvar 80- 0a0 The e4tv of Hamburg has aaa. -45 lniaanltaufs. sluuief and IeiDsie asse running close eane the former asIu- ing reaeassi 4ea e0e and leadiup I.aiuSir 1v I,...s+. Fhet}arraan cities are auhi- fl0us, aad have. earned fae 1mertean wrinkle 1f tanexinr sF1burhs
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

AN active mind is reau1rsa ia rhese times to zseu track af aE rae 4rey- tiaus that promise important rasuits. The French engineer who has anapeees- ea ln s0iidifvtnw petroleum for ue8 claims tiiaf he sstH make as harrf as ai1aaraette coai and much easler ta naHstle while three euhie feet are equivalent 5o q ton of hituutnalss eaaa. ! he invention 3s exciting much nferpzt iR- tr2Hoe amt Eaplana
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

aE Auserat1aas nave so4vee the problem If iphtinp ra8lraad ains eteerrfeaiie aeecrainn a a ranawt f.1 tae ta1e ienartnaeuB rom aites3 @tates. tamsui-sitsrarat lEaretta af AIal- oaurne Advnamo plaeea in 8ap- yape ear is driven bv D aeit from tfe. essf axle and charges st8rape baeterteS which furnish tue light.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

THa mataerof taeexeius8onro of snaa~z icaH ife insurance companies rom 4russaa is now Under review 6v hes sIf4TsrIsHi government of Germany. ana lt IS sasa tat resuf1 wiil Brnh8blv bf. revocation of the un4usn order and a restoraf4an 9f the pr1viiemns of tbe banishea A American organizanious4
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
saaeisse u i. E.r,..,..la Ilsp..sv.

2AR1ss Ian. s.-1. Felix E'raneols.-ls FIIle. one of the nrpOerssot the eaasLii- Der ot deputies for ehe department aA. A1ss1e, committed suicide vesserssa8 with q revolver, His net llas ao et'iA- neetlgsn with politics. Et de Fille' vino was n E=pa bAiealn. vas bora 4a March q, ls41.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

CHrNs ewtaeutir knew what. she vvss alaout when sae eeded Forruosa to tae g1etoefouS ,lapanese. The after haze had l8nra treuhle n eigiup Eorruasa into shape than taev had ig overrosv- er1nv China The cession of ForTuasa wasa good deai ike a msrtuaae= =on# a wildcat af large
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

Fms present. session of congress gave pruruiss-of hesnra a eornuarariveIv quiet and unimugrtaHt ane. but ta5ues have saaBrest sarnevv sar. aua taera is now % prnspsscr af s0rgp lve4v scarns aust sog1e .erIslation af more than .arctiuarv inter- est and s8vuif8s4a7sne
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

I4fe e01-us erop of 1s9s is narc put att 2. fsf lso0uo 9usheis hr t3e 6eparruleur 0f agrferitul-e. This is 200 a00000 be- low tae estiusases of tlis middle af aae year lt 3 recoru-breaiSinr Ield. however The uuiv erops which came near ir were tbtsseeuf 8sa 1l2 99e eco 0usaeis and of 9a1 a00 5#a8o
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10

THE Spanish slauer i11 Nesv-Y arir saws the luhaB iusurrcnfs will saou dmG taeru~etres, asetpveeu tae deVff and She 1eer sea. I'ha Eghaps Nsii not ohfect ta.thts sgwter1eut af tile eases esneeisIiv # tAev can aaaape f0 lseep the revii arf The .r-ifr1
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
4 aRaVE sTuATronI.

fhe. 2 ststsf f<@satisssse FlA.sera..-fs
 atn ana fferyaeuw EnFre "a. - ksrf.-
 Early ise1tug-e t-reas fsr,s ssa.-.... aaas
 ts~~u Se~re*fy Fsv.rrfr,sr ar F.,,,,. iiAse
 ttle te lsr'tisss Aa~eustss-1s.v f, s..... aies--
 rles--sFars May 1S.4~sIr lf-
 BeSDoN Jam .-fffha rr'ir,,.. publishes adispateh from r.s,.,,. iuethat the sitaatior is seff3 rt...-..'sh s@s' t1ose- eonpeteut s8 aage much Era yer han appears ones. face or than 5ae actual ralaaiaBs tween Great Britain md seem t5 show Er Haelaa.--, BlOlylsud tbe minister r5. .9a. vasl -o Germany and 9r secrssarv af tate of tbe vaat nave aailv ssns..... with tae f9retun office LE may be assumed slfar evHa4s.. course tbe FraBsvaal decises ta..-s. vvtll bez larrelv shaped in aeear..,,l with their reports t8 prHtar4a stated that Dr. Fou BlolyIana s,t - Issvsis arc also fgl frpcuent earssnpns tlon with Eae French an1haasss,4...' 8srtfn whose views ara rHfalrea.g - @tPftt tfieA HAttsett ffi trfsf-TTlsiFp rafaffrs. tpe guarantees t9- He 5sasnanaef. s, eure taa iadepeuaanae s4 -. TraBzuaa4
 Lae rtecgStou 20 and Ear-nan lfs7es at f.areuzo Maruuezaaa t, ,r1as~.- them c3 the Eransvaa4 s rar. a rsa.. saraat The news 1t -ir aast,4s.,'. aefaat arrrveti 1st fzs tf1ae ts3 .sgs,.r tss dlsua1eh of iaat instructions eass... effect The writer sar tae- isnargls..l,. elares tbat his aacessarffs avoiva. lla eg1stenee of a urtar a uraeruersr 3s. tween sertfn. Lisbon ana Ers.a.-. and sanzvs thar -erTaanv fss-sssn1a rg,,s. asas been rzar1rIglT scf1eues a arruvr tae pr0rrass of Iseirish lseeuaarer... south friea.
 Eia adds taar here s utiI a sms auarrers 0t aserfin "a desire , ava--
 -reparabie essraugenenu yvirA 5. FIauls uG hat rae an1i-H.arsish IF. renu s runa4n9 SO str0uw fhar ruav sGrr-- rs4e resvgry7lnau1 zaro i as.sar sud sEarmler 7valars than those who ssTtug lrcssEsli s .lI4Gls.Ig1arett
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
LlslsLah- ..als.rarees.aens. Lar- .ape Earn.

LONDON. 4a1- z--zzrIla Talaa-rarl1 will -3-fIorruw av haL he -overzn1aa. 1Ls -aeeIGed e1 send ao ape Eogvu-as soon as rI0ssE bLe- sErUug ~sznzoreeEaeHEs 5T 1lsEsIlz,y- a--lct 11IAuCrT. lt adds faaE l aeeoElu raa1E1EnE. svn11h a GnusF ar- .lerz e9 rsEuru nome 1r0Tu luuia- vTtI sEop aE Iue E0wu- vhzia aBner rrzl- r1enns. seAeerea erum tha arsE lrrHT eorus lU 4ZUI2EE1- viii sAorrtv aaTe for t1a1 place.
 Ihe Ealegrautz slIrrtzer savS naI as rirSE-eiass British crrrlser ras aeeH ars tlerea t0 prueeea zJ Deiagua 81E.
The Forrest City times., 1896-01-10
z.mperur tvIll.aaa oian.t sEaan g1.

-4aNDaS am The aiIg Eevs publishes 1 .ll snatch from Jenna aav- za hat r1a t-ssrsgl.Iu c~9veruuear. fsar. .12 ehar .aaaerur Williams sessaae H8 resident a-ruTer vnuid fl. ann 4-mnerar Francis Fasenh. as sxDlaluea G8 C0uur foluaaaswgs. llll-s6er 1re1vu rairx. lat m. aern1'z illlsIII1- tiIal nat intend t5 50teana a-nEaaua- lis 1essaVe vas nereiT zLEsslIlz -s1 g g1GoIlrzLge tle free s1aEes fl 1oTLh -4Irlca ra fuaIn-alu 5hefr aEe-- asEaetae- sIzl1Ill1E rIzeasazg aas heen se1I1 e5 s.olne- where. [ s fa1esi. .ae
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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-07
ohio Valley improvement.

The Ohio Valley Improvement Asso-
citation will hold its second annual con-
vention in Pittsburg three days next
week, Beginning Tuesday. About 400
delegates from the towns bordering the
Ohio river from Pittsburg to Cairo will
attend. Cincinnati delegates will be
selected this week. The convention
will be held in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms and will be largely attend
ed by local rivermen of Pittsburg and
coal operators along the Monongahela
river in Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia. An excursion will be given the
delegates up the river to McKeesport,
down the Ohio to Davis Island Dam.
and up the Allegheny to Herr's Island,
where the government work will be
inspected. The officers of the associa-
tion are Hon. John L. Vance, Presi-
dent; Capt. James d. Parker, Cincin-
natl. Treasurer E. P. Wilson. Cincin-
natl Secretary; John f. Dravo, Pitts
burg E. A. Burnside, Point Pleasant.
w. Va. F.,A. Laidley, Cincinnati; w.
w. Hite, Louisville; John Ingle, Evans
Vile, and w. P. Halliday, Cairo, Ill,
Vice Presidents.
The Marietta Board of Trade and the
City Council will send delegations from
this city and strong effort will be
made to secure the location of the first
lock and darn below the mouth of the
Muskingum.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-07
In The OH Fields.

OeDIN, w. Va, Nov. 6.-Reports to-
day from the Veach & Co. we'll on
Thanhouser are to the effect that it
will equal if not exceed in production
any we'll in the Hendershot or Ogdin
fields. 1t is pronounced good for from
100 to $50 barrels natural. The drill
has only been sent into the sand about
feet. 1T will be drilled in and If pos
sible shot tomorrow or Monday.
veach G. Co.. who own the lease, have
contracted for two additional wells on
Thanhouser, and other locations have
been made in the same neighberhood.
Sentinel. =,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-07
OIL MARKET.
Id People.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bit
ters. This medicine does not stimulate
and contains no whiskey or other in
alive. 1t acts mildly on the stomach
and bowels, adding strength and Civ
ing tone to the organs. thereby aiding
Nature in the performance of the func-
tions. Electric Bitters is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old peo-
pie find it just exactly what they need.
Price fifty cents and 81. 90 per bottle at
w. H. Styer's Drug Store.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-07
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of junction
City, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
had Consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida ST., San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful
cold, approaching Consumption. tried
without result erything else then
bought one bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, of which these are samples
that prove the wonderful efficacy o1
this medicine in Coughs and Colds
Free trial bottles at w. II. Styer's Drug
Store. Regular size SOC. and 81. co.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-07
a Rep-Hor rAmALE.
Was tho Procession Last Night In Honor
of the Great Republican Victory.

Was tho Procession Last Night IN Honor
OF the Great Republican Victory.
Oh, what a night!
We have seen demonstrations and
demonstrations, but none, nor all add
ed together could compare with the af-
fair of last night 1t was glorious
screaming success
Promptly on tirne--in fact we think,
little ahead Of time, the parade
moved down Putnam, marching us it
went between two seething masses of
densely packed humanity, alive with
interest and enthusiasm.
The makeup of the procession was
just about as outlined in yesterdays
Paper, but we think the quantity of it
was way beyond anybody's liveliest
anticipation. ''t'-t
The amount of bellows power used
in footing horns and hoorayipg for the
/ luuh VI GhC ulLlC was CACCoolfCy dhA VIC
noise made was almost enough to crack
Heavens blue dome.
J In the parade there many features
| that showed much pains on the part of
the participants, and in all there was a
studious and commendable effort at
noise-making. There were many car.
riages, Enthusiastically decorated, and
horsemen with patriotic trappings.
Floats there were, too, with flags in
strong evidence and devices of all sorts
to promote noise.
Along the line of march there were
many residences and business houses
illuminated and decorated with flags
galore.
Two bands-Schlicher's and the
"Parkersburg" and several drum corps
added to the attractiveness of the pa
rade.
The whole thing was success from
start to finish and was gotten up OF
less than two days time.