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The Green Forest tribune., 1897-01-21
SHORT GUT TO NEWS.
8 lAANf INTERESTING EVENTS FROM ALL
SECTIONS or The COUNTRY
! Hrief Summary of the News of the Week
implied for Tribune Readers.

tx ~ 1tsry Frances nomination has
bed bhrmed.
G Eal Alger Of Michigan may be
aec .fy of war.
81 aR. Tanner has been inaugurated
Gov pr of Illinois.
WBliss says he will not be in
VS. cabinet.
e6RHill introduced bill making
"p postmasters four years.
k0ous coun terfeit of the $40
6rtificate has been discovered.
orPettigrew free homes bill
the senate by vote of 35 to IL.
reported that Emilio Calleja will
ed Weyler in Cuba before March
sRaciflc Railroad funding bill was
lin the house by vote Of 102
3d..
5. Stahl of Springfield. Mo-, dropp-
cad while visiting at Eureka
ags.
GATOR Hoar has in troduced a bill
fding for another Judge in the
an Territory.
ngressman Harman of Pennsylva-
s the latest possibility for Secre-
of the Navy.
is believed in Washington that
sw will succeed Bayard at the
F'tof ST. James.
lnnsylvarlia S electoral vote was
rst h anded the Vice President.
MAS followed soon.
s Rsor Dubois opponents succeeded
sa wi, X the election of Senator
d. ia week in order to rally their
J. I'D cereal writer declares that
u :. g farmer is destined to become
~ pst| prosperous members of
y 5e1 ttor sherm an has accepted the
Cyori olio Of Secretary of State in Nc
ey's cabinet. Mark Hanna will
.ppointed to the Senate.
lrk Hanna's friends says that talk
going into the cabinet is idle;
he proposes to fight to the last
for John Sherman's senatorial
"a.
re- latest cabinet state. Sherman
Secretary of State; Bliss. Secretary
le Navy; Alger. Secretary Of War;
ON or Dalzeil, Secretary Of
aSAry.
heRepublican Senators held a
Gus to pass upon the bill proposed
Senator Walcott's caucas commit
providing for an international
,ercoIIerence.
he United States Civil Service Com
ssion will hold an examination in
ashington and in all other large cities
ere there are applicants February
ton vacancy In the position of
pert horticulturst.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-01-21
W ar,,i,fg Ord -
ircnst Court. Eastern ll.strict

T. Carr5l' CircuSt Court, eastern. ls.strict
sharsoi ei'rsrr t"3in, We.
$ Col'ies rl't'i. Y 81
MARI Gpiiibi, e'ei 'ia' ts
l.he Ger, ,leef Mary clli is waraesi . mp
8 ur ysiIhi, tligty Gays "a q sner the com.
hai al thp l,let5d, I :, ta'lirs.
w.t g Ny hs 4 q & seal Of said comgt this
sth dav cf l,s.eenlbe. ie.s, } y. 'eitSv.
L. Clerk vi tirou Cocre
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-01-21
arning Order.
ii Carroll Circuit Court Eastern Dis

II Carroll Circuit Court Eastern Dis
4 . Harbert, D + Ray, / E Har5ert.
L Nnrfis, G NJ Wallace, A Basin,
4 u, ME & J l. Russell, J Nj Bailey,
Il eDo6lin, ID G Angus, Hugh Metcalf
n of&han, L Q Walker, J II Reeves
Il Shb, Houston Orrell, J B Taylor
\ & Hanbury, w r Sneed, John
u M r Hamilton, H Phillips,
Ey In nbie, j II Ramsey ct al Pl'tffs.
Warning Order.
n ~ Unknown heirs Of w G Callen,
n Eed. James McCov and the un-
XVII hairs Of Isiah Mccoy, deceased
T Y 'Callen DEPENDENTS.
4 Idefendents, the unknown heirs
YC Callen, deceased and James
Nal and the unknown heirs of Isiah
9lTE, decd and A Y Callen are warn
Appear within thirty days and
D N the complain, OF the Plaintiffs
Il .arbert. u F Ray, L + Harbprt,
8Norris. G NJ Wallace, A BIasin-
me, M Eand I. Russell, J n
yx,E G Doolin T O Walker, J II
1N 5M Webb, Houston Orrell,
ler Me3 Plnmmer & Iianbnry, W Il
Caliins, w Il Hamilton,
igtls (, Hugh MA,calf, NJ & Webb,
: ! IA. Fan, 4 Philips, Guy Lamhie
MHsJisev
'e;afA my hand and seal of said
beSE7lo day ef December, 1896
ed. J. ID iiAIlt1,
), I, Il Circuit Clarg
w 2srnras syE1 lo,, v1rrivm sszgl9 srs
S. Az Roxe sesam'eI ilcassS!p sp!1 'ute9zss
veIn4yaa s.iasttsK UayI SfINGE5g
4, hanr RlQuas'leg 70 IsoAaaAo moIt Uaao
/, IN Il ',i-ssssS A4it'I4
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-01-21
Warning Oraci-.

Carroll County Circuit Court Eas-
tern District.
7. J. Wells, PpntF,
against Warning
Hachariah Weldon
and VIM. Bangor Order.
Defendants.
The defendants, Zachariah Weldon
and William Bangor are warned TO APP
pear in this conrt within thilty days
and answer the complaintof the plan-
tiff. T. J. Wells.
d. HALEY, Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OEFIGE At I

LAND OEFIGE At HARRISON, ARK
Dec "a 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make fAal proof in support or his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge or
Clerk Carroll county at Berryville. rkansas
On j. an. % 1887, via Moses Chsuncey no
1913, for the E1a Nw4, Sec Is, T 10, r 23 W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said Land, viz: Willis Linch, G. II ehMnncey
e. 5. Skinkie and d. c. Buell. all OF &r~en Forest
Ark. Jno. =. Clendenin Register.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.
Jan.l4 1897
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention
to make fiual proofin support OF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before The Regis ter
and Receiver at Harrison Ark. on Feb. 26 1897
viz: Lee Wilder h no. l6lS2 for the n q Ne14
Sec 4, 4 Is, Off % west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiva tion
of, said land, viz; George Jackson. John
Jackson. john McCalib and Robert Reynolds
all OF Rule Ank
Robert II Reynolds h c no. 1889 for the Nw14
SwA, Sec 3. Ne14 Sci, Sec !, T Is II of Y % w !.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Lee Wilder, John Jackson.
Heary ilasingane and Stillman Pryor all Of
Rule Ark JalfN z. CLENpENiN, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-01-21
EXPRESSED AZ oplNloN.
What @ Countryrnan Thought of the Wort
OF q Phyatcsan.

Ss.as Countryman 'rheu%f,t of the Work
OF Phystcsan.
One of the most prominent physicians
in Eew England, and whenever he gefa
unbearabsy tired OF his fashionable pa
siehts in town he goes there, puts on
his oldea: clcthcs lays In q stock Of corn
cob pipas and rustcates. One day last
sumnler. says the Washington Post, he
was Jogging lazily along a country road
In rickety old cart drawn by q horse
almost as riclSety. A countrynlan walk
ing on the some road asked for lift
and the two fell into con vessation.
'sWho are you working for?'' asked
the countryman.
"Oh, I'm working for DR.. J.. down
there" answered the physician.
What doin'?? %
"oh,s went on the doctor. 81 do
everything for bina. ! taKe ,Are OF
him, you know. dress him and ! feed
him, and l even wash his face AID put
him to bed. do rything he needs
done"
How much 90 you get for it?~ asked
the native.
sMy board and clothes"
"An' you do all thar for lain-wash
him, an dress hirn. an feedsllina- an ALI
that?''
Yes
The countrynaap looked at the doc
tor a moment IN silence. 'Fben he ieaned
over the wheel add spaf solenlnly.
Well. af ali the dsfN fools ever see!'
vas I'll hs said.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

Sett bat bic Muidtne au@ ter
Spieeutl0pplerin bas 9anbwert selest.
Gin Oeiterrei@er, Musuit Matieeb NIT
Nomen, bat bieielbe erfunben. Bisber
tonnten nit Der Spisenmai@,ne nur
Mai@en nit reselmdBisem @iered her>
eeiteut ,peroeu, uobur@ bic Spite Elm
iteifes Musieben erbielt; oieiem l1ebels
itanbe mirb pon ber ueuen Mai@ine ab>
sebolfen, benn bic uon ibr berseite0te
Spite 1T 10 uolltommen, wie bic re@te",
BON ber iie ni4t gu unteri@eiben 1T.
Oh armen belsii@en Spitentl0pplerin>
men 1T bon,it 3mar bas @ei@dft uerbor>
ben, aber aud Elm GROCER Dieuit ermie>
fen; benn bic feinfen nit ber 9anb &C.
ma@ten Spiten mii1en in feu&ten &el>
lern setlSppelt merben, neil in beasn
trodenen 9tdumeu Der Taben ipr0be wirb.
Die Golse 1T, baB bic al0pplerin in sebn
Sabren bic Nrbeit aufteden muB, tuenn
iie ni@t gang erblinben mill. Soi,it
bient alio bic neue Spitenmai@ine aud
einem MISREPRESENTATION 3wede, wenn
aud iett ber Meni@enfreunb far- bic ar>
men SpieentlSpplerinnen einen neuen
@rmerbs3weis erfinben mub.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21
er<BrQuerei
Jacob Bender,
Rev utas,

Rev ,1tm; &tnn.
Dur@ porsenommene gerbeiierunsen bin
i4 1T ben Stanb 9elebt, alle meine Treunoe
uib @6nner NIT einem aus9e3ei4nete1 Bier
~ bebienen bel benz Reg, ober III Tlai9en
Dem felt tur3ent ein9eri@teten Tlai4enbier:
Departement ,pirb beionbere Mufmertiamteit
8ei@entt. Glai8enbler pirb Aiitenweile ben
Runben il, ber Stabt ebenio ,pie ReSbier frei
i,ts 4aas geliefert. .., .~-.o.}. '
Jacob Bender,
a. nabe benz Giienbabubepo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

Tauienbe uno abertauienoe arbeitiame
Meni@en baben bur@ bic berri@enbe
&riiis al ibr i@wer eraibeitetes Sab
unb @ut uerloren unb iinb babur9 bei>
matbslos semorsen. l1nb .uer trdst bic
S@ulo an oieien i@redli9en Yuitdnben?
Selbitiu@t unb Dummbeit. Sn unierem
2anbe berri@t cine seieui@aftli@e Mibs
wirtbi@aft. bic gar ni@t gu bei@reiben
lit uno Corruption unb Spetulation
baben ben iocialen R0rper Bis in's .n>
nerite Mart bur9fre1eu unb bel al benz
im,neuien Naturrei&tbum, Bel al benz
leberfuB an 2ebensbebiriniiIen, ideinen
mir benz i4ma@uoQen l1ntersanse ses
weibt gu iein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

Die Sage int Orient wirb ben neues
iten Na@ri@ten 3u GoIse INNER erniter
unb f4eint es, als ob Elm aQ9emeiner
Rries 3wii@en @rie@enlanb unb Der
Tlrtei, tros aller Germittelunssbes
itrebunsen Der Md@te, unuermeioli&
iei. Deu tleinen S@armiiseln an ber
@rense iinb bereits srSbere uub ausses
bebntere Nttaden nadsefolst. 3wei
arie@ii@e &riessi&iiie wurSen uon ben
tirtii@en Stranbbatterien aus in ben
@runo sei&oiieu, oaseseu eroberten bic
@riteren an Der tbeiIalii9en @rense m'b>
rere befeitiste Wuntte ber Tirten unb
iberi@ritten au9 bic @renae uon Cpl.
rus. Mit Spannuns 'uirb ber weitere
@erlauf Der &riessfurie entsesen seies
Zen. .a@ .r.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

Cir Sobn 9ubbod elm beriibms
ter enslii@er @elebrter, bere@net, oaB
Elm Drittel bes Gintommens bes britis
i@en &ei@es ueraussabt wirb, UNI bic
Soften Der uersansenen &rieee ;u oeden
(als 3inien auf S@ulben uim. } uno baB
Elm weiteres Drittel ueraussabt .uirb,
um bic Soften uon 3u ermartenben &ries
gen 3u beden, (5ur Mufre@terbaltuns
uon Mrmee, Glotte uim.), 10 baB nur
Elm Drittel ber @eiammteinnabmen fir
wirtli@e &esierunsstoiten benuet uers
ben tOnnen. Die folsenbe Eabeue siebt
intereiiante Mufi@li0e lber bic Wiel>
fraBisteit Der &riessfur.e.
0eri@iebene Qdnber baben bic folsens
ben Summen pro &opf fir &riessz unb
fir Bilbun9s3mede aus9e9eben: 4"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21
&taatS.0eieb8ebun8.

l1niere Staats:@eiessebuns uertaste
iid, na9bem iie nod bic sanae Na@t in
Situns mar, beute Mittas I'm - l1br.
l1m su erfabren. rpel@e gi1s nod in
ben leeten Tasen @eieteseraft erbielten,
maTen mir bic ausfabrli@e 9eri@ter>
itattuns barber abnarteu. fir bieie
@o@e wouen mir beSbalb nur nod oas
Tolsenbe Iber bic 0erbanblunsen be-
ri9ten: ar @N.. aa
Gin @eiu@ pon @ouuerneur @lousb,
800, 900 fiir ben Bau Der uierten ST.
renanaalt in Mnota gu bemiuisen, wurbe
permorfen unb ber 8au elmer berartisen
Mnitalt babur4 auf minoeitens 3wei
Sabre peri9oben. 4..
Die @enat>Biu go. s39, wel@e Be-
obf9tiste, ben @ilenbabnuermaltunse
bic Daumi@rauben etwas feiter angus
3ieben uuo bic 8efusnii1e Der giienbabns
Gommi6dre ;u ermeitern, murbe, ME
aue sesen bic Gilenbabnen einserei&ten
Mabnabmeu, uerworfen. IS mar bies
Bel Der sroBen uno . reinfuBrei@en "Qobbp,
wel@e uon ben @iienbabn<@eie @aften
in beiben pduiern wdbrenb Der san3en
Sisuns unterbalten wurbe, taum an>
bers gu eruarten.
Senator Seller iette cine Beuillisun9
uon IS, 900 CUR Bei@affuns BON 3uder>
rubensSamen bur@. A..
Die Biu bes @enators Tren@, uel&e
bas auf 3eitunsen be3isli@e 2ibel>@e:
iet wioerruft, 1purbe NIT 80 sesen 13
Stimmen abselebnt. ..~.
Die pom @ouperneur nit ieinem 0eto
beleste @iu go. lls, mel@e auf bic
l1nterbriduns ber Wanberlaser uno flie>
senben 9dnbler ab3ielt, uuroe I'M 9aus
nit IS sesen "a Stimmeu iiber bas
0eto paiiirt. ~.a II. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21
9taatSua@rt@te,t-

s Senator Dauis bat i'm 8unbesle>
nat cine BiQ einseret&t, mobur@ bic y st.
Saul @wit9ins & Transfer &ailmap
Company" autorifirt ,u.rb, 3pei Giiens
babn>8 >8riiden iiber ben MiifiRppi BEL
ct. Saul gu erbauen. a...
s Mnbrem De@loria, ber italienii i@e
8ices@onful fnr ct. Saul, uabm am
Dienitas lebter Do9e in ielbfm0rberi=
i9er Mbf4t S@wefeliaure uuo itarb am
Mbenb unter srdBliden S@mer3en. St
mar ldnsere 3eit trdntli@ unb man
elaubt aud, baB er gut 3eit ber Gbat
seiitesseit0rt mar.
s Gin Sad, IS, ,2lo in @olbmiin3en
entbaltenb, murbe am Mittmod auf benz
@eleiie ber Great Nortbern giienbabn
nabe @olette, Beltrami &c., uon einem
beutl@en &naben unb benz Gleuators
Msenten bes @lates sefunben. IS mar
Elm Tbeil bes pon Der @alebonta>8 8ant
in bieiem @inter seitoblenen @elbes,
bas pon benz &auber Mit@eQ bel benz
Beriu@e, 3u entriunen, nobel Ct pom
Sberif @unberlon BON 9lorman @ountp
eri9onen purbe, fallen selaiien murbe.
S Die @ranb Surp uon pennepin
County fat ben ebemalisen Stabtf@as>
meiiter 9ausan aus Miuneapolis in An>
tlase3uitanb periett. Sn ber Mntlase>
i@rift beibt es, berielbe babe ftdbtii&e
Gonbs in ber 66be pon $5l9,o 900 unb
S@ulfonbs int 8etrase uon $a4, 900
ni@t in ber seietli@ uorsei&riebenen
@eiie beaufii@tist, reip. bieielben Bel
Banten beponirt gu baben, iiber beren
Beitdnbe er ni@t bic erforberli@en @r>
tunoisuusen ein3os. Der Insetlaste
ertldrte ii& fit ni&ti@ulbis.
S Das eiit6dise Obj 6euoms@e>
baube in Mantato 1T in Der Sonntas
Na9t elm &aub ber Tlammen 9eworben.
8abreno ber Branb berridte. trus Der
itarte Binb Geuerfunten na@ allen
@tabttbeilen, mobur@ mebrere tletne
6auier in Branb serietben. Den 9aupt>
perluit baben iolsenbe @ereinisunseu,
Girmen uno synbiuibuen 3u trasen: Man<
tato 2ose go. Is, S. 8. .. s., $l2,>
900 (gerii@eruns %, ,ooo), 8lue Garth
Batriar@ militant 9ose 5000, Canton
Collar &nisbts Of 6onor unb Wiltin
1oit Der q. u. st., seiammtes gisen>
tbum, bic @lleumaorenbdnbler Mc@on>
nel1 & @ummins sic, 900 (0erii@eruns
81, 0O0), bic @roceriiten u. 9. gwin9
& So. So, 900 (gerii@eruns 81, ,2oo).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

= Die i4mer3baftefen Nieren> unb
8lai ien>2eiben tSnnen innerbalb ie@s
Stunoen our@ ben @ebrau@ BON New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinbert rnerben. Dieies neue
6eilmittel bat lberau Staunen erre9t
,pesen ber promptbeit, nit wel@er bass
ielbe aQe S@mer3en in ben Hieren, ber
8laie, benz @iiden unb ben Qarn>@a>
ndlen Bel beiben @ei9le9tern linoert.
@enn Sbr cine i@neQe Qinoeruns unb
Elm 6eilmittel in bieler 9iniidt n0tbi9
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri@ti9e Nr3uei.
gu babsn in Mnb. 5. Gditeins Npotbete,
Mem ulm, W2inn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

49, Geo. Stel3er uon Siberia 1T am
Treitas na9 ldnserem &rantenlaser i'm
Mlter BON 80 Sabren 9eltorben. Oas
2ei@enbesdnsnit fanb am Montas BON
Der tatbolii@en &ir@e in Sleepp Gpe
aus itatt. -
= Das Grecutiu @omite fit oas
pom 81. bis 81. September babier itatt>
finbenbe 9ermannsio iobn>Geit bat in einer
III lester @o@e absebalteneu 0eriamn.>
lung bic folsenben l1nter>@omites ers
tlannt:
Iransportation:-@m God, 0ori.
6. @. s.. 9eioemann, Sobn &pcjet,
Mar Burg, Otto @@eQ.
Tinan3: 3:-Soi. Bobleter unb $. @u>
bolpbt, at large; @bas. 9auenaeiu,
s. Gren3el uno syoi: Glor, fiir l.@aro; !;
g. 6erian, 9. @oeti9 uno 6. Stilbe,
fur bic 2. Warb; S. IS. @r0bner, ".
S. @ditein unb s. g. 0osel fit 8.
@arb.
Mn3eisen: = Grnit Brandt, t5. @.
Sobnion, @bas. Eoberer, u. petrp, s.
Burg fen.
l1nterbaltuns: @m. pfaenber iun.,
@. {. Gdiein, $. 9aubolpbi, s. Bernbt,
Soi. @alles, Mar Burg, ulb. Stein>
bduier.
Decoration: - Mnt. Gag, gbriit.
seller, ". S@wenoinser, @erm. Mm>
me, Mnb. Mmann.
Ginlabuns:- Sol. 8obleter, Gbas.
9auenitein, Sol. S. @rSbner, Mlb.
Steinbduier, Sol. Yfaenber, s. Burg
ien., Sobn Qino.
Ginquartieruns: Trau 5. Bellm,
SRI. y. &ibnel, Trau 6. Stensel, Trau
s. g. Dosel, Grau Sobn 9auenitein,
sSrau SO. 9auenitein, Col. Bobleter,
$. @ubolpbi. ...e1@..l
Part:- :-@briit Bood, Geo. S@mibt,
>. @ubolpbt, Sol. Glor, Mlb. Sting,
s. 8eum, 8. 8ernbt, 9. @robmann.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21
M1lda bas Sberoerid3t pou HQinoj

aud oas 0berseri@t BON Sqinois
bat enti@ieben, baB bic gerorbnuns bes
SupremesO Orbens ber Pptbiass@itter gu
&e@t beitebe, .pona@ bic @erbanblunsen
Der 2osen in euslii@er Spra@e sefibrt
weroen n,i0en. l1eber bic @ersemaltis
suns uno bic Fasrante unsere@tisteit,
bic bamit an ben Deuti@en ueriibt mirb,
1T tein Wort gu uerlieren. Die eintise
Mntwort barauf tam nur iein, oaB aoe
Deuti@en iammt unb ionbers aus benz
Oroen i@eiben uno benz bereits sesriin>
betea Deuti@en Orbens ber Pptbias>
Sitter beitreten. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

Sn Oeiterrei@ i@einen Ie teinen
Mansel an parteien Su baben. 9aad
ber Wiener Mrbeiters 9eituns .uurben bei
ben neuli@en @abIen bort sewablt:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

Wur5el> Bier (Root Beer)
ieben Gag frii@ an 2apf in Gibners
&eitaurant. ba
\ MQe Sorten @ras> unb @artene
idmereien, gan; fr.i@, i'm pionierz
DruaRore uon y b. 5. 8 d ite n. b
= "Doughnuts", frii@ ieben Gag,
in Gibners Bdderei, ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21

0enn elmer ii@ Bel ieineu republic
tanil@en Treunben unter ben Mrbe,tern
re@t uubeliebt MAIDEN min, 10 brau@t
Ct iie nur 5u frasen, um ME uiel ibr
2obn erb0bt uorben 1T felt McRiulep
erwdblt wurbe. A..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-21
Gfr1ttu1ttn
Qebensberii4 ii4eruu9s> @eieQi@aft.
F." (0eeraaSet 1909
- Cine -

DIVIDEND TONTINE POLICY
ber Germ a,tta 1T "
einfa& iu Der 6orm. 9iberal sebalten.
2ei9t be9reifli4 lnb prattii9. Sei Der Mbz
re9nuns tets 3,iuortomn,el.b. SIMMER ii@er,
bab bic, benz genefbiantert 3utommenbea
Dortbeile, ,porum es ii@ BEL elmer Qebensuers
ii@erunss= =@eieuf@aft la bauptid@lib ban=
belt, prompte Bea4tun9 fi,,bet.
Muf eine @eibe pon eyabre,t, 1perbet bic
bur9i9nittli9e,, idbrli9en geitrd9e in ber
,@ermania" bebeutenb ,,iebri9er tommen,
als ME in ben Jog. rbil(i9en" @eieui@aften.
Dies tSnnen mir iattii@ il. lnierer eiSenen
Mitte bemeiieu: Da 1T J. 9. Nusuit Auen=
ie, s. $. gaien, Grnit granbt unb Mnoere,
pel3e {eit IS bis 80 Sabren policen IL ber
r@ermania" i,,nebaben. Ser bur919nitt>
li9e idbrli9e geitras auf 81 900 pariirte
;miIdbeu $40 unb S15. 9tGbere Musfunft er=
tbeilen g. 8. MiIls, Gpecial M9eut, ober
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
now M'KINLEY's CABINET IL BEING
MADE UP,

Every now and then something occurs
TO shake our faith in mankind.
We clip the following from the CORES
pondence of our old and valued friend in
the Richmond Dispatch
The announcement that the Hon. ii.
Clay Evans. OF Tennessee, will, in all
probability. be made Postmaster-General
by President-elect Mckinley. is received
at the department with "a great degree Of
satisfaction. An attache OF the Postofiice
Department remarked to me to-day that
if this appointment is made. il Will be-
in large measure, due TO the mention
made In that connection in this CORES
pondence some weeks ago.
How have the mighty fallen. and to
what base uses has our old friend come.
Only a few months ago it was with all
its belongings, a devoted follower Of the
mighty boy orator" and in vigorous
language they all advocated the cause Of
the candidate. but now its correspondent
has actually gone 10 work in the interests
Of Mckinley. and is not only countenanc-
ing. but really and positively selecting a
portion Of his Cabinet.
Whatever faults it may have had the
Dispatch has ever been loyal TO the
South, and we at least commend its cor
respondent for selecting a man from
Tennessee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
MORE FOLLY.

That was sad announcement ior
Democracy I'm Yesterdays papers that n
Democratic member Of the ILLINOIS, Leg
islature had INTRODUCED bill, forDiddihs
contracts to pay gold ana that the biil
would have the support OF all Deinoc''''o
members OF the Legislature.
No marty can expect TO control any
Government that ties itself TO the OLD
middle-age ideas of putting restrictions
upon the freedom of mems intercourse
and contracts with each other. The
shirt of the age is towards liberty OF ac-
ton by all men so long as they respect
the rights Of others. and no party Is going
TO hold sway i'm this country that aims
at forcing A. to conduct his life accord
ing to the views OF b.
But the whole civilized world is grad
ualy learning the foundation idea that
there can be but one standard oil value
and that as that must Je the best goiu is
10 he that standard. Mems minds are
gradually sloughng of the errors OF a dou-
BILE standard and they are beginning 10
learn the foundation truth IN great
bodies. If the leaders Of the Democratic
party insist upon holding the party
bound TO the old fossil ideas that be-
Ionged to the age of stage coaches and
OK carts. then they may expect all the
intelligent and progressive men OF the
party either 10 enter a new party or 10
withdraw from politics. Sensible men
ought TO know that no such party as that
can have any permanent place In society.
To edure and have influence I'm affairs
a party must found itself upon the ever
lasting principles of justice and morality,
and it must count for it's members those
who seek to lead upright lives, and TO
base their actions upon the everlasting
principles Of right and truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-06
ruE NIGKN IN HOLIIICS.

Mr.. Marion =. Dawson. who for several
years past has been chairman OF the
Democratic party in Richmond. and who
during the late campaign was in fun
sympathy with the national ticket pub
usnes an article in the curl ent issue OF
IN, North American Review In when he
saws with commondable candor and we
think with entire truthfulneas that the
danger Of negro domination In the South
no longer exists. except in the imaginings
OF political 1emagogues and those who
are deceived by them.
Mr.. Dawson thinks that tho whole REQ
pls will soon understand this fact. and
TINT when they shall no longer be bound
tozether by the bond OF common inter
sst and self-defence. which has so long
united the solid South" men Will vote
~ they ala before IN war. IN accor'