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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-08
Panic in German Money Markets Pres
dfcIed

Berlin, August 3.-The Deutsche
Tages Zsitung today published a seusa
tional article, predicting a great panic
in the German money market. The pa
per said hat during the last six
months 1886, 900, 900 marks of new
shares We're issued. of which SIS, 000, 900
marks were industrial securities, which
il is added, exceeds the whole issue of
1898. A mass Of evidence is quoted to
| prove the existence Of unsound specu-
lation.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-08
The Hest Prescription for Chi,Is.

xnd Fever il "a bottle o. Groves Taste
:ess Chill Tonic. The formula 10 plain
fy printed on each bottle. showing THAT
Ii In simply Iron and Quinin- In a taste
less form Imitators do not advertise
their formula because IL they did they
know that you would not buy their
medicine. Be sure then thai you get
Groves al the formula shows VIA you
are taking.
NO CURE NO PAY Price so cents.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-08

Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomitable viii and tremendous ener-
gy are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out Of order.
II you want these qualities and the sue
cess they bring, use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They develop every power
Of brain and body. Only Is cents at r
r. Bellamy's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-08
Our Government Surveying the Alaska
Boundary

Seattle, Washington, August 3.-Ac-
cording 10 the statement OF Phillip
Sheridan, formerly crown prosecutor at
Dawson, the United States has had sur
veyors at work the past two years To-
eating the Alaskan boundary line. He
said: Il came u from Dawson with
a a named James Haines. or HAYES.
who for two years has been at work on
a survey extending from the southern
boundary OF Alaska to the Yukon river
and ! have every reason to believe thaf
d work was done under the diracfion
OF the United States government"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-08
|cUREFIT'S

When I say I cure l do not mean merely to
stop them for a time and then have them re-
turn again. l mean a radical cure. have made
the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING
SICKNESS a lifelong study. Warrant my
remedy to cure the worst cases. Because
Others have failed is no reason for not now
receiving a cure. oSend at once for a treatise
and a Free Bottle Of my infallible remedy.
Give Express and Post Office
Prof W.H.PEEKE F.D., 4cedar St. NJ
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-08-08
SOUTH AMERICAN ALLIANCE
Four Republics Propose TO Form anAIs
lance against the United States-Also
to Reduce Armaments

Montevideo, August 3.-President
Roca, of the Argentine republic and
party, on board the Argentine cruiser
San Merlin arrived here today to visit
President Cuestas, of Uruguay, on his
way to Brazil.
London, August 3.-The London Times
publishes a dispatch from Buenos Ayres
July End, saying President Roca, of the
Argentine republic, would leave that
country about the middle of July for
Uruguay and Brazil with the intention
of inviting the presidents of those re-
publics to meet at Buenos Ayres in the
autumn and confer with the president
of Chill, Senior E. Krazuriz on the
question of reducing South American
ornaments. tt was added that he
would also propose an alliance Of the
foul republics.
A dispatch from London ito the AS
ISOLATED Press, August 1st, gave the
substance of a message sent by the
Rome correspondent of The Morning
Post to his paper. He said:
According to news received here, the
victory over Spain and the growth or
imperialism in the United States, has
led the large South American republics
to talk of an alliance against the Unit
ed States and it is alleged that the pre-
liminaries of such an alliance hav been
concluded between Brazil M Argen-
tine.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
= H~-%--1E
 Otice.

AN pevsoos knowing themselves ind ebtcd to ne will please call at tne office ot Dr c. Y. Poynor and make satisfactory settlement. ] an preparing myself that l nay serve humanity in a more scientific manner. Fms requires mo"ey. I have been lenient with you, and I trust that you will oblige mo by making q settlement at once.
 Respectfully,
 E. c. LAWYER.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
All Ready for the Boom.
The Railroad is Coming aud Green
 Forest is In II.

The railroad Is a certainty aud Green Forast will get depot. This statement is as true as any thing that has not happened can be safely toretotd.
 The railroad company has done every thing in ordor for the cou- struction work to begin on OF be- tore January ], all contracts becom. ing void if work has not commenc. ed on the first day of 1900.
 ln response to toiegrams from the attorneys tor the railroad construction company, the various railroad committees held conference with the attor- neys at Eureka Springs last Mon. day, aud the above statement is based upon the outcome ot their meeting.
 Instead ot guaranteeing the right ot-way all the way between Eureka Springs and Harrison, the Harrison committee sl:.pLy s}gned up tor that part ot u III Boone county, leaving Green Forest and Berry vlIIea and the l9gbt-oi-way in this couLIy in lbc hands Of the railroad oIIi cla!s.
 Alter Harrison people had reached a seltIement,5 the Green Forest and BerryviIle committees we!e given a hea1lng, aud the result Wes that the two towns each get depots at the desired places, for guarantee ct rlght.ot-way through Carroll county, a propo- sluon that shows that the men W be are proposing to build thus road are not disposed to demaud the whole earth by any meaus.
 F. 0. Butt, C. R. BIasingame aud A, J. Russell represented Green Forest in this meeting and the people oi our town, who are friendly to the enterprise, are very proud of the result ot their work.
 Green Forests depot wilt De located on tho Wyatt estate. about three-lourths of a mile from the public square. Part ot the swiIch grounds may extend back Co the west on A, Blasiugame's farm. Tho owners ot the snares in the Wyatt estate have generously donated depot grounds, with the exception of two minor heirs, whose deeds will have to come through the courts.
 Our business men and citizens generally have entered into a guarantee with the railroad com pany for the right-ot-way, and as last as il can be done the rest of the right.of-way will be procured by deel from those who aie dis. posed to settle ia the bounds Of reason. Those who cannot reach settlement with the committee wlll have the matter adjusted ln the courts. 1t is sincerely hoped that the matter may he disposed ot everywhere in an amtcabIo manner. The committees desires no law suits. In tact, il desires and vii! seek tue good will ot| every person concerned, aud We confdentiaiIy believe that the whole right-of.way question will be solved by the first day ot Janu- ary neXt.
 Nofina
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21

With each and every package of Stag coffee a heavy plated tea spooo is given away absolutely tree-six packages gives you < handsome set ot tea spoons. Try 8 package the next coffee you pug chase.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21

Having located in Green Forest with an entirely new stock ol Staple and Fancy Groceries, and with tuIl determination ot becoming fixture, both in a business aud social way, we extend cordial invitation to the citizens ot the town and vicinity 10 visit IS and examine our
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
/ HeR= =U Heed

of Staple and Fancy Groceries. such as M eat, Lard, Flour, Sugar, |. B. Sugar, or Coffee, Tea, Blce, Oatmeal, Beans, Flake Homiay, Corn, Tomatoes, Apricots, Peach es, Syrups, Oysters, Sardinss, Salmon, Vienna Sausage, Pottcd Ham, Cheese, Mince Meat, Raisias, Prunes, Curraots, Pillsburg .Vitos, Wheat Food, Shredded Cocoanu,, Chocolate, Extracts. Spices of all kinds,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
Far arning.

All persons owing me either in note or account, will please cai al at my office and make satisfactory settlement before Jan. l, 1900, I must collect. Very Truly,
 G v. PoYNoa.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
STOCK .l.1D PRIGES.

We do not advertise great slaughter on prices or to sell below cost, but at "iive and let live prices and by fair and coar- teoQs dealings we hope to merit q share ot your patronage.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
Lf .T.H.IS GO0DS

We have handsome !Ine con sisting ot mixed candies, stick candy, fancy designs in pure candy, oranges, cocoanuts, bean shooters, and many others space foebids m mentioning.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
GOOD .4.lD NUEET.

is something We aIllilee e have said aboot us-ospeciaiIy the boys. This applies also to our Dewey brand ot syrap. Try pail aud you will never be without 1t ia your family.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
fl FREE GIFT.

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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
In Thornton Block, Eurska Springs, Ark

Monday is Christmas.
 Get ready for the holidays.
 Don't forget to bang up your stocking.
 Santa Claus is billed to be here Sunday night,
 For fresh lemons, go to G. NJ. Files.
 The wind and weather have been uufavorable this week.
 Gall at THE TRIBUNE office if you Waut bargains in real estate. Those who think railroad will work to their detriment may now get out of town.
 Don't let '99 fade away without doing somo good deed. Help out on the railroad bonus.
 Two of H. l. Seidels children of Eureka Springs have been poisoned lately by eating colored candy.
 Green Forest will not be the biggest city in the State, bat she will surely be one of the prettiest. Those of our people who have been praying for To these many years, may now say amen.
 The clang of the engine bells will be heard in Green Forest by July l, if the railroad people do act fail with their expectations.
 Ifroubled wsth dizziness, iurred tongue, bitter taste ia mouth, bloated feeling after eating, consii- patton or sick headache, use Dr.. M. A. Simmon Liver Medicine.
 THE TRIBUNE expects to join with the new condition of things and make a newspaper equal to the town We soon hope to have. We expect to keep squarely in the pace with the music Ut the drum
 Those wishing to participate in the Christians box at the church Monday night may do o#by pnr. chasing a ticket aud presenting il to the committee on receiving presents. Tickets will be on sale at most of the business houses Saturday and Monday.
 Dr. N A Simmons Liver Medi clue has since l840 steadily risen in public tavor, and the demand for it far exceeds that of any other Liver M edicine.
 h all earnestness, we beg those who have not done their whole duty in the matter Of the railroad bonus to do so at once. Serious Iy and honestly consider the matter and yet lend some help. IL is needed and needed badly, for the citizens who have guaranteed the right of way have net only con- ributed oi their own means heavI- lv, but nave devoted lots of time, aud have already expended moncy. Now, for them to stand behind an uuknowu quantity is more than could reasonably be expected of them, unless the people who are to be benefited will stay wlth them This is q serious question and one that appeals directly to the man. hood of eveFy property owner h town. These nen have guaranteed us t great enterprise, and we are all to be henefitted iu proportion 10 t{e amount of our financla! ,uterest. Be true to yoar friends and make the world better fof yonr having lived in it, Go on record as au enterprising citizen. Think of the situation aud act upon your conscience. Subscription books must not be closed until the gnar- antors of the right-ot-way are made safe.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21

place. This is one of the finest beneficiary orders in existence. There are now tour Woodmen liv- ing in town who hold mem bership al other points. We suggest that any gentlemen living in this com munitY who desires to become members ot this order leave their names at thus office. and we will endeavor to have the proper au- thority to institute camp here.
 Walker Brothers, the Green Forest Llverymen, have started aa independent last stage llue from Eureka Springs to Harrison, the partnership between them and J. W. Hill in the transfer business having been dissolved. Walk CTS have the best teams aud rigs on the road and are possessed of hnstling qualities and plenty of friends. hey will net lack for business
 Holloway Bros. have been given a contract by the incorporation tor the erection Of stone cross walks, one from the post office to A. Blasingame's eolner, one across the South end of Sc1tt street and one across Main street at the junction ot Springfield street. These are improvements badly needed.
 Hmm edjately upon the comp!e- ton of the deal with the various committees ter the right-ot-way, the surveying corpse was ordered to Harrison, where 1t wlll coutinQe the survey iu the direction ot Melville. Fms is supposed to me ean that Harrison will not be the terminus ot the road.
 Mrs. N. c. Wells, Ravenden, Ark, writes: Have used Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine l2 years. IL cured me of sick head ache, my son of torpid liver, aud my daughter ot bad colds. ] think it a great deal stronger than Zei- lan's and Black Draught. t.
 We have contributed q large per cent Of our time the past week to looking alter Green Forests in tercsl In the matter Of procuring 8 railroad, This is simply an for any short comings you may lind about the paper this week.
 Brink Reagan is again at liberty, having escaped from that artistic bastiIe, known as the Carroll coun- ty jail. Whither he went the officers know not, nor are they likely to learn, tor Brink don't propose to tak ke any more chances,
 This office has ast turned out a handsome bill otjob printing tor Carrollton's enterprising and sue. cesstul physician, Dr. r. A. Lee. Dr. Lee is aIl rlgnt and HE TRIR. UNE hopes to see his success and prosperity continue 10 grow.
 Ed Packet, the popular barber and contec,ioner, has been laid off tor several days past on account ot illness. We hope to see him at his post again soon.
 Jasper Henry and Alder Carter ot Rule were married at the home of Alex Henry Tuesday, Rev. Riley Miller officiating. We OK ten d congratulations.
 Robert BIasineame reports a new discovery of zine near their mines ca the Gossage place. Bob says there is no .its" about, he has struck 1t rich.
 We envy nol tue future of other towns on the St. l.. < N. A, R. R. We are perfectly satisfied with the future of "Queen of the Valley"
 The Christmas program at the will consis, of cantata, songs, mosic, recitations and $ box.
 Dr. r J. Reynolds, the dentist, is here ready to answer all calls for dental work. Satisfaction gusran- teed in every instance
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
Candies and Xmas Goods
Do not forget to give us a catt before buying elsewhere.

Fer washday goods, such as tubs, washboards, blaeing, starch, soap, call oa us. We carry a tall liae. Our Big f Toilet Soap is crack g. jack-tonr large bars, 10 cents, Try It and be convinced.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21
COI.]wR PODLIE.

We are prepared to handle your produce and pay you the market price, Bring on yo1r eggs and give us q trial,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-12-21

to Green Forest to live.
 .ry Christmas to all our
 rs.
 st good have yoS done during
 kinds of lunch goods ct G. | e's.
 | est your money ia Green
 property.
 ! raf for the St. Louis and Arkansas Railroad ! |. MjIburn, the new timer, rived and opened up for [. E. Harbert has begun |.ction Of a cottage on South Ldeld street. |pSper last week gave the ! December IT. when it have been the l4. 
 |bouog to the men who have l fer Green Forest. May |bsdowa never grow less. |J ". Tinsley has returned Eareka Springs aud will look ! IS irlends oyer this way tor |iays.
 ] Maggie Camp Redden ot rale lett last week for Le. |e, Gre. where she will ia the tutare. Chvistmas Cperetta" will be
 aad rou cannot afford to |ceiag 1t at the choreh Christ Eght.
 M. A. Simmons Liver Medi- exrches out all impurities in |stem, and expels them harm- bv the natural channe!s. hope those who do not ex- c 5e benedtted by railroad loj be disappoiNted, so far as Ire indig.duaIly eoncerned. e High School enrollment has Icached 225. Prot. Burney |as IS that he predicts an meat of 25Q first ot the year. rislmas comes but once ayear, I. J, Lioyd, the Eureka gs hardware man, sells goods the year voand. See him lltding material. pt. and Mrs. l.. E. Harbert \ social to a large number of pneg folks last Saturday even- |fheir son, Eddie, posed as fS, and he did 't quite as well Eang lady.
 |stpation leads to liver
 eand torpid liver to Brigh,'s k. Prick!y Ash Bitters is a
 care at any stage of the
 er. Sold by Harbert < Sheldon. Fw school baiIding is the lpbiie Improvement tor Greon \ to have. We must have s f's that is eqn&! 10 tue d,- , and hate il withoul unduo Son bts been froabIcd Cor ~ltt chronic diayrhoea. '.me ago ] ersnaded him to Eme ot Cham oorIin's CoIic Fa and Dialihoea Isem edy. Sslo9 two bottles of the 25c F Was cured. ] give this tes. Fa, hoping some one siail- 1 1Nhteeee m&y lead it and be p'ea-Ehonas c. Bower. a U For sale by Harbert X < pr WI te-ap Of citizens de
 SPecl@' mention for ener VI oFN, We should have
 hed 4. j. Cox. He has
 II q sleeves rolled np tro,n tue
 "a no small amoaut ot tue S1e towns success in i $$ Iae aonas is due him. We
 '0 |" aomber Mir. Cox as
 oar citizens. %,s s8r0 IT tor r. rheumatism Cham.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02

None OF the interests prominently identified with
the several companies named would discuss yes
terday the rumored combination. except Russell
Sage, who is still strongly inclined to discredt the
possibility OF success Of the project. Mr.. Sage
talked fully and freely yesterday, and withal en-
tertainingly, saying quoted:
Il do not deny that certain parties are attempt
ing to get an option the control or pretending
TO- but their efforts ridiculous. certain per
son has been to see me several times in the last
few days. asking to part with my stock. but
he has made no definite offer. He has made great
claims but I only laughed at them. He has as
serted that he represented a certain banking house
that already had an option on the control or the
Manhattan stock, and he told me that II l would
go in he would that l got good price Tor
mine. You can for yourself how seriously l
regarded the offer, when tell you that wouldn't I
lend this man $1,000 without the best security.
know that he represented absolutely no capital;
that no responsible people in New-York would trust
him 10 handle transaction or these proportions.
The idea that he represented Mr.. Whitney Is laugh
able Mr. Whitney would know how to handle such
a deal as this. and am convinced that he has moth
ing to do with any effort TO buy Manhattan. ] dis
missed the self-important Individual and paid no
attention 10 him.
'I have had no offer from the Metropolitan people
since that Of three years ago, which really think
did come from Mr.. Whitney. | don't think that any
of the large holders Of Manhattan have lately dis,
posed OF their stock in any way. am sausneu
that Mr.. Gould does not want TO sell, even at a
large figure We talked the matter over somewhat
last Tuesday and / sure that he Will hold his
stock. l also sure about Miss Helen, Edwin
and Frank. Three years ago, when | received the
Metropolitan offer for 40, / would have sold had |
been able to get George Goulds permission But
received a letter from Helen asking TO be counted
out Miss Helen is a very sensible girl, and am
sure she feels the same way now The Countess de
Casteliane no longer owns any Manhattan stock.
The only uncertain member Of the Gould family IL
Howard [ think that Howard might sell his stock,
though I'm not sure. Howard Is d sporting felOW.
you know.
There is no reason why any one holding Man
haitian stocI should want 10 sell. Way, look at
the wonderful tbings our road is doing every day
there IS no road - the world with such a record
as ours is the only rapid transit we have, and
tho oniy one we are likely TO have. All talk OF a
tunnel now or any other time is simply ridiculous
our road H. a blessing "a hot day. We run trains
every minute and . half. ~ speed OF thirty
miles an hour-and this cOos off the city greatly
'Tha moving cars keep the air clrculating-keep a
cool breeze blowing up anc down the streets-maks
everything nice and cool Isn't that great thing?
''And do you suppose the Dsople are going TO give
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02
EXPENSES ~ LEXOW SUITS.
PROCEEDINGS BY POLICE OFFICERS TO
RECOVER FROM THE CITY UN-
DER 4 NEW LAW.

Proceedings have been begun In the supreme
Court. under the bill which passed the last Lesis-
lature and was approved by Governor Roosevelt
and Mayor Van Wyck. permitting the Court to
pass upon the claims for legal expenses incurred
by members of the police force who were tried ana
escaped conviction on charges growing out or the
Lexow investigation. The Court will appopt
referee to take testimony in each case and VIII
pass upon the awards recommended by the ref
erees 1t is expected that nearly all Of the police
officials who had TO pay lawyers TO defend them
against charges growing out of the LeXow investi-
cation Will get back their money. being paid out OF
the city treasury on the awards passed by the Su-
preme Court.
Chief Devery, who a captain was dismissed
from the police force. only to be reinstated by the
courts and was tried twice on criminal charges and
escaped conviction each time Will have the largest
claim amounting to about $4,000. Acting Deputy
Chief William W. Mclaughlin, who was tried
twice on criminal charges and was convicted once
but was fortunate enough to have the conVicuon
set aside by the courts. will have a claim nearly
as large as that of Chief Devery.
Inspector Cross. who was dismissed from the
police force as a captain and got back Captain
Stephenson. who was convicted on criminal charges
and dismissed from the force, but got back ana
escaped Imprisonment on appeals; Captain Price
New-York tribune., 1899-07-02

being carried TO the right and left TO ndicate
and dashes 1t proved a most successfu means means, oa
communication, easily read although the lls!annSSe nc
was three and half miles, and estaphsheu @ .nc
fact that such small lights might be used over long
distances. ...,,,,too ito,
the corps made excellent map OF tne !ae,ons
trict covered, showing all streams, roaus,
etc and drawn to a scale. II was the ntSt WI n
OF the kind ever done at camp by n slghai Oo'P'
EMERGENCY RATION TESTED.
The corps also partially tested an emergency ra-
ton sent TO camp for trial by Governor r'oo'e
vel, The ration consisted OF compressed tea ana
n cake Of prepared food. capable OF peihe coohVu
in several WAYS. and its trial was LEFT IN cha's.
of Lieutenant c. w Jackson. assistant SUI h ~
the corps II was used on seveTal occasl1ns, 20 ~
riv time the men had had sOiIe -,
eat first Some liked 1t. some did nou, ou ~ sbev
Jackson thought the men Wouid reHSh u - inv
The corns in camp numbered only hfty-ohe neIl, me-
hut the captain hopes to Increase IL 10 ohe H"'
before Il come to camp again , a., ,a, target,
Early this morning occurIeu tanItter"nt- aIt Colonel
n Il. Thurston taking General joseph ", 'i 70 'yvIiI
sistant adjutant general. and CORONER dorn 70
Jams also an assistant adJutant-gehrelaat Taiided
The range to qualify marksmen Both quaIiiie9 .,
Colonel Williams scoring 3S and General otoi! o. -,
This is the twenty-hfth consecutive EesI III liz,
Colonel Story has qualified and ne ana MaJUl Hu. &
land and Major Abrams, or the IN ne nbn no va
the only officers In the National Guard VINO @ naN .
won the State craftsmanship badge every year
since the beginning of rife practice IN lH'': ,,
The Young Mems Christian Associatlon tents WI MIlI y
70 Tarrytown and Secretary NJ. G. Bailey to spring
field Mass They have done eXcellent "Orh uul t lins
tba season and the association tents nave peeH
more than ever popular among the men OF the sew
nr9i regnents that have been to camp, In spite OF
the fact that one-haf of one regiment OF lhe otIei
was constantly absent from camp on held service