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1T WILL BE ABOUT ALL TARIFF.
Tho Coming Week Promises Lots of Talk
in the senate.

in the senate.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE only thing
Of interest in the senate centers In the
prospective contest in the sugar test,
which will he reached about Tuesday.
The consideration of the metal schedule
having been concluded Saturday, the
wood schedule is the only one now stand-
ing before sugar. The principal debate on
the wood schedule will be on the subject
of lumber, which, having been put on the
free list when SO many articles Of raw ma.
terial are made. the bill will arouse great
discussion. II is believed it will be inn
possible to dispose of tho entire wood
schedule on Monday.
II is also possible that the special com.
mittee which is investigating tho alleged
operations of the sugar trust In connec-
tion with legislation may claim the atten-
tion OF tho senate for q portion OF the
week. II is quite probable the committee
will report the refusal of the newspaper
witnesses to testify in response 10 certain
questions put by the committee and ask
for instructions from the senate. In the
event that this report should be made on
Monday, as is probable, the report would
lie over for day and would probably lead
TO some debate.
The questions that such report would
raise are of o character to make the
foundation for very animated, and even
prolonged, controversy, but as tho dem.
ocratic senators are anxious that the
whole debate shall be subjected TO as lit.
tie delay as possible, and tho republican
senators profess not to be dcsirous Of
retarding it's progress, the question. II
precipitated. may not receive the atten.
tion that il would under other circum.
stances.
Senator Jones expressed the opinion to.
day that the sugar schedule could be dis.
posed of in two days. but their opponents
do not think 1t can be gotten out of the
way in such short time. The senate
are looking forward to the vote on sugar
with an interest that amounts almost to
anxiety. 1t is very evident that the result
| of the contest over this schedule will be
regarded in large measure as q test OF
the strength Of the respective sides of the
bill as a whole. II the committee amend.
ments should be accepted the democrats
expect to have smooth sailing OH the
other portions of the bill until the income
tax shall be reached and even hopeful
that, with sugar disposed of, they will be
able to get tho opponents OF the bill to
name day for taking vote on the pass.
age OF the bill.
The republican leaders say, however
the bill is ono which, from its nature, re,
fuses TO be discussed by schedules, and
that il would be difficult for this reason "a
4 l., = n L.
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Whist.

PHILADELPHIA, May T.-The final
games OF the whist congress we're not con-
cluded until an early hour this morning.
aud resulted in the University club OF Chs
cago defeating the Hamilton club of this
city and carrying away the Hamilton
trophy, and Minneapolis defeating tho
Chicago Whist club and winning the
American Whist league chalieng trophy.
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ersbip of his property, the judge refused
TO admit his testimony, holding that the
probate court, having administered on the
estate, the superior court, as matter OF
fact, must consider him dead. The state
supreme court affirmed the lower court
and the case went to the United States SUI
preme court on the constitutional ground
that be had been deprived of his property
without due process of law. The United
States supreme court has reversed the de-
cision and Scott now has legal existence.
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NSATlONAL.
An ogden Newspaper Publishes Some
Serious Charges

SALT LAKE, May 27.-Under the head Of
"A Diabolical Judicial Conspiracy" the
1t claims TO be teleRraphic correspondence
between Judges Merritt and Smith relat-
ing TO the indictment and trial of the
members of the so-called industrial army,
in the recent cases of train stealing and
rioting at Provo and Nephi. The Stdadar I'd
looks upon it as conspiracy 10 arrest
and cast innocent men into prison, and
insists that the judges named should be
impeached.
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SUPPOSED TO BE DEAD.
Tho Court, Killed Dir. Scott Before He
Died

OLYMPIA, Wash, May 27.-The decision
of the supreme court in the case Of Moses
Scott VS.. McNeal, brings TO life, and the
possession Of property, man who tas
been legally dead. Scott left Olympia in
1881, the possessor Of considerable prop
erty. and made his home in Merced, Cal.
He was believed TO be dead aud the pro-
bate court administered upon the estate.
When Scott returned about two years ago
he found all his property sold. He COM
menced an action in ejectment, but when
Scott attempted TO testify as TO the own
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Gou;d yI.its Bunraysn,

LONDON, May g7.-Georce Gould, owner
of the vigilant, to-day visited Lord Dun-
raven. tho owner of the valkyrie, at Rys
Castle, Isle of Wight. Gould subse.
quently told reporter of the associated
press that the visit was simply a friendly
one and not for the purpose OF fixing tho
date for the contes, between their re.
spective yachts. Gould added, however,
that the matter OF race was discussed
in an informal manner.
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Father Malone u Victor.

DENVER, May 2I-Archbishop Chap.
pelle has concluded tho hearing in the
Matz-Malone controversy and the result
is victory for Father Malone. Not only
is he acquitted OF the charge of misman-
aging the parish funds, but the sentence
of accommodation pronounced by
Bishop Matz was removed.
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PREFERRED pEAIH DISGRACE
Sad Ending Of n Sensational Trial In q
Russian Court.

Russian Court.
ST. PETERSBURG, May s7.--A sensational
will case that has been before the courts
hero ended to-day in the conviction on the
charge of forgery of Count Sollogoub and
four other persons, including two lawyers.
Some time ago n wealthy man named
Viedimir Cribalos died. Shortly after
ward n document, purporting TO be his
will, was offered for probate. According
10 the terms of the will, the sum OF l,l0o,-
90 roubles was bequeathcd TO Nine.
Cribalos and Count Sollogoub, who is a
grandson of the celebrated Russian
writer. Suspicion was raised that the will
was not genuine, and tho matter was car
ried 10 tho court with the result above
stated.
Five convicted persons were sentenced
to Punishment to Siberia.
Count Sollogoub's young son, who was
a military officer, shot himself dead when
he heard the sentence imposed on his
father.
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BuENos AyREs, May T.-Adviccs have
reached this city from Lima, Peru, show
ing that several newspapers there have
been suppressed for utterances objection
able to the government. 1t is added there
is much discomfort in tho army and fears
are entertained of revolt.
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WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator voor-
hees has introduced an important pen.
sion bill. II provides that all persons
who received pensions rated by the exist
ing laws at less than sl2 per month, shall
have their pensions increased TO that
amount. Special provisions are made
that no widow pensions shall be less
than Sto
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KANSAS CRY. May .1.-A special to tho
Times from Topeka, kas., says: II. U.
Arts, who was removed from the adjutant
generalship of Kansas by Governor Lewel-
ling, will lead the Topeka contingent of
the commorweal army TO Washington.
Sanders received q company OF 80 men
here tonight and Ariz was elected cap
taiu
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John = NJ. S,.l ro,armed.

WASHINGTON, May 27.--The senate, in
executive session made public tho
confirmation OF John S. NJ. Neal, surveyor
general OF Montana and L. P. Coltman,
postmaster at Idaho Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-28

BrESos AYEEs, May 27.-Advices from
the state of RIO Grande do Sui are that
skirmishes between the Brazilian govern.
ment forces and the insurgents continue.
but no engagements of any serious nature
have yet taken place.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-28
On Her Departure.

LONDON, May ia farewell service
was held at ST. James hall in connection
with the departure from England of Miss
Francis Willard, the well-known Ameri-
can Temperance advocate.
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Killed IN "A Mine.

BRUSSELS, May sI--Au explosion oc-
CURED to-day in mine at Anderlues, kill
ing six miners and injuring several others.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-For Montana:
Partly cloudy, cooler in the western por-
tion; south TO west winds.
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LONDON, May 27.-It is announced that
Brazil has accepted the mediation of Eng
land in her dispute with Portugal.
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GETTING READY FOR KELLY.
Labor's LegIons In 81. Louis VIII Give
Him n koYal Recention.

ST. Louis, May 2i.-The preparations
here 10 receive kelly's feet of common
wealers have been practically completed
by the labor leaders. The feet will be met
Is or 20 miles above the city by an exeur-
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

The American Furniture Agency
with western headquarters at Gale
ma, Kansas, sells all kinds of House
hujd Furniture at manufacturers
and ships direct from the largest
furniture factory in tbe world, thus
saving It's customers ali middle.
mems profits, and at The same
time giving them an immense as
sortmcnt ofnew designs to select
from. Send posta! ard request for
large illustrated catalogue. Adj
dress American Furniture Agency,
Galena, Kansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
-E--G-x
&0tice to Readers OF Tho Tribune,

We think VIC are competent tt
give youa I:ttIe advice about buy
ing frnit trees, We have been in tht
trait and nursery business since
1856.
First, come to the Carroll coun.
ty Nursery and see if the trees
suit you
Second, if cash is scarce with yon
DON'T spend il in high priced trees
and novelties, but stick to the good
Old Ben Davis, AID other good
varieties that have been tried
around Green Forest.
Many u ma" has listened to The
''silVer tongned orator." looked al
the beautiful pictures in his plate
ok, signed his name to an order
and get vety little for his money.
Aon't do it again, but 90 to the
nursery, see the stock, and if you
TX" It, give us an order, and in
digging time, bring vnur tig wagon
"n we viii I'll it tuil of frs, class
trees tor Il very lifIe cash.
" refer you to Jasper Adcrso,..
Ghas. Tyson, aud others OF Green
Forest JNo- P. WARD & Co.
Borry HE, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
REAL ESTATE FORSATF

70 acre farm II acrns in culfivat;o,z
orchard: Ifnlles west ct Carrollton ~ =
Grepr Forest 70 d, address, D. &. Hughas"
ttjtot, Ark. - II
ii .hty acrcs ore mile North East NJ to,.
acres ~ cultivation good house harm a,
hui. ugs good orchard we'll OF water rood a.U
a.d 5itIe for terms apply at this Onice
tZt acre faru 81 valley latd 20 acres i, a..
va.ion, good house d outbuildinps snail
pie orclord, II sptiag and sple did carr.
) reet 6j ~ Ar'e miles #eFthpaSt q ron ~ "
c-t tof rs5s lVpy ri tnis o.Gcp.
G0es} farm di -. Herte jor gHir etro,
acrcs t. cH!tFaiio all COED boItrlu !a \ +,
dHUiii.G. t&rsP oar. Il aotnrT other Uvt g.
IS 1bis tarin II o. the bprryyIlip a Il II5'
i ton road, ) miles east Of Berrvvillp For y
thcr particulars oall o., this Office. u
FnHSALt: 4 farm three miles west or y
rollton or the Carrnllton ard Green Forast -
80 acres, 40 in cultivation, good. younr orci Z
good wei Of water. r"sidt1 cewith tire, wa wa
ard out baadi :, For ter,ss aully - ~
ofiiicr ep .Ialt Il. ihau ltbttr III /r1"
bath room with apparatus Coed wnll n" rHS
and kitchen house, al new 1hrcc-tonrtsl
an acre OF Prau d also 40 acres of farTn ". Ia1
six miles north of Green Forest. 70 acrnc ~ ="
tivation rouse AID out bulldogs t;fn5 y
orchard. For terms Oh either address II
Tanner Green Forest, Ark.
\ iiNt bottom farm Ii the Gsagc valley : -,
south OF Graen Forest. 54b acres in trart II
ares in cultivation, under good fcrcr
good rcside e. aEd mt bull iugs. two to
| houses aad out flildAga GOOD frnit h.,i
and springs. Situated e. tFo leatiuy ror
roads, OHe mile from school house. Church
l. one. Good bargain. Call at this otice
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
The Weekly Kansas City Ntar

Addresses the farmers as hnsi-
ness man and q cltizen. Doesu2'
teil him how to farm, bat hoW e
sell, and whore and when, and
keeps a vigiIent eye upon his
rights as shipper, q producer
and a tax payer. All t5e news,
too, and plenty OF good reaiina
TOR the family. Now read in 100,
GOO farm houses. Ftfty-te.o big
cight-page newspapers for - ceets
20 any one who sends The Wecl-.
" Star five yearly Subscribers 10
ðer with, $l.25 the paper will
be sent one year free.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
Fear Big Successes

Having the needed merit TO more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them the following
tour remedies haze reached u phc-
ninal sale Dr.. Kings New Dis.
covery, for consumption, coughs
and colds, each bottle guarantecu-
Electric Buffers the great remedy
tor Liver, Stomach and Kidneys,
Buck!en's Arnica Salve, the besl
in tho world, and Dr.. Kings New
life Pills, which are perfect pill
All these remedies are guaranteed
To do DO just what is CLAIMED tor
them and the dealer whose name Il
attached herewith viii be glad to
tel! You more about them. Soid at
i. E. harbert's drugstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
CLERK 5 \ OTICE.

Notice is hsrp' y given that the folio
named administrators a9d guardians III,
She July term 1854 o. tijet err, II Probatn
for the Easter pisti'iat, tf.cr account curr,
+ y as or,tere'i T. the g trt that The sam
continued aNd adj rrtisCd for confirmation =
lection at the 2ct. term Of said court, lse.'
Ellen Fuihor9on Guardian of David W
kerson, 9Th annual aceapat current.
Ellen FulSerseN Guar!iAn OF James W
kgTson, 4th annual account current. a
Ellen tulFe' so9 Guardian 6f Mary
koTsou, Ath annual aco..U It curreAt,
II, a L. Taater Guard.an OIL. + Rus|
Bowlder Russell S'iaa tnssell, George Rp|
and Jessie Russell, I'd a.Lual account curl
i, Harhert t.xctutor OF the will of
ferson Baker, ..ec'd, ist annual account cur
All person having - aoeptions to said seI
rlehts are requested - lie the same in
c6Ert on CT 1atnte tte IA Gay of thp Oct
thereof. In .,tlv l@:h lNot
! J. Faacher Probate
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
ss1s-ye-v.sns-z isz.s.I.p1,S.ss.Ivzsrlr-

IT is u Constitution! II men arc
to turn their at,ehuun to
hOuseWOrk while WolueU take
charges Of business ana politics
tina. tne work abont mouse is be-
coming IigAter al the time. The
latest alel, III that direction is I,
sGrubDing machine tnAt works Ike
IL carpet oW oopar.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLIGATi0E.
Land Office at Harrison, Ark,

Land Office at Harrison, Ark,
Oct. u 1891 J
Notice is hereby given that tie following
named settler has tltd notice 0i his intention /,
maize NAL proof in support oi bis ciain. a!d
ti&t said proof viii bp made before the II jstel
Il. Il 6ecaiyer at li&rrieoH, Ark. oh Nov. =.
Is9i VIZ: Nancy j Jip,ings, II Eao. l49l5 To-
Q'e NV q re = sec ! Up. 80 4 II "
She names the following witnesses to prove
viz:
Thomas Holman, jonathan VIII amc, wi.
Fam v Williams and james f, Coatney all ot
Cree. Forest, Ark.
JNo. 2. CLENDEN1N, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

TIE death Of Oliver Wendell
Holmes, who was III his eighty
tosrth year, recalls the talsitv of
the addage, : I'he good die young :"
He VAS the last OF the cotcrio of
New Englanders who did SO much
to give America Il place IN the
world of literatHre.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
BETTON $ Hell ID the Border"

BETToN s ''IieII ID the Border
exploded not ionA since. Ihe de
bfIs OF this unfortunate journal
however, acted as 1t sad .at0r 10
tno Porunst parry, bat nVw its
iiSnl has gone out and we presCmo
4nf. DettVn IS examining his vocan-
The titie vi his Next venture
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
.~-Ae-~- -lr.,e,,..r-a.s.,r..7,.i~r-.,

PRoaREssIvENEss Is d good tang
only when it is improving, aud the
progl essiveness THAT makes Japa-
nese officials read all private
letters written By Americans or
Europeans which pass through
their mails certainly is not improv-
ing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

GREAT good and great evil may
follow the same occurrences. The
falling OF the apple from Its tree
suggested 20 Newton the discovery
of gravilation, end the same thing
put out t.an'S eye the other day,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
r7p,---r,~"syr,i-sr-''ss

SEVERAL men whose records en-
title them to ASSUME the alias,
Judas Iscarlot, nave been nomina-
ted tor Congress, but for the SAX e
of commuh decenry we trust that
none OF them will get there.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

ANDREW CARNEGIE has given
$3, 800 to aid IL puoI,c library IA Il
scotch town, ANA reducing tne pay
all OF his AmcrIcan employ es.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

The editor who can figure ,Aat
the election OF Senator Hill to be
governor Of New York Will be Il
step towards aaIling cx-Secretary
Whitney, the Presidential candi-
date OF his party of '96, has
missed bis vocalion-inggllng.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

If subscribers order discontinuance OF thelr pc
radicals AID fail TO pay arearagcs the publish
ers nav continue to send them until the arear-
ages are paid. -.
IfsuUscribers refuse or neglect TO 1ake tfiS!i
npriOdical from the Office to which they are CI-
directed they are responsible until they have set
t led their bill and ordered them iseohtlnnee
The courts have decided that refusing to take
rercdic ais fIon the Office, removing and leaV-
ny them uneall ed for, is pima facie evidence o1
Intentional fraud.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
1s-y,-,sr-.z--=,F1-7rs.ss rs.ss-,-r,' 1.I--,s=sr.

"WHEBr wAs.I At Tom Watson,
OF Georgie; appears to have a
"einch' OH II seat in the next
Congress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
WANTED.

An active agent each county in
United States to solicit subcsrip-
ton for the TwiceaWe Repnb-
lie. A lihera! commission will be
paid to hustIers.
Address,
Superintendent Circulation,
The Republic,
ST. LonIs Nj o.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

0gaur moi tEe Legislative blum
der which abo!lsheu TIE convict
contraot labor system ia Michlgat'
be considered wise bl0nder ?
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

WAsHINGToN papers note great
duilnees III police circles. "0h-
der II there Is any connection Wlta
The abSconcc OF Congress
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DIDN'T Dr.. McGlym go a little
too TAR when be asserted that
forei@0. born citizens were the best
Americans!
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
..s.r.,.-.,s.s..ss ~ .-.s ,s.e,-s-s.u-,s.a-1

HE whisky trust III reducing It's
expenditures has furnished All
object lesson that si4oa4d nol be
last upon t'Io ludivldual WnIsAcX
G0uAUncfS
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

THERE is no oouot aUout Gcrma,
ny 0ong under Il parentat, govern
mGHt. ccGcnt edlCt pr.oCIIoG6
the hamcs tnat may po given 10
DaO4G5.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

TIE popuhets ought to hire
Eoke Smith 10 make II few more
anti-SiIver speeches in the south.
AS populit Vote-Inakers they are
thc greatest success OF the cam
paign.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

Mr.. JAw-JAeK CoRBETr may, If
he pteases, learn IL profitable les
son from me Baltimore-NeW York
York baseball games.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

gP Advertising agents or strangers who desire
oplaee AZ Advertisement in TINS paper must ac-
ompany their orders With the CASH.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

DANGER. Surrounds the average
voter danger of heing hood
winlled rs usual By tho oily
,ongaed politician.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

a RECENT selmelA by Cardinal
Gibbons Indicates that the power
et the Ga,boic church is to DE
used against women suffrage,
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

CYCLONES, butn i.a'nr,1 and po-
lilicai, a3fea. = b Fapldly getting
accliRl1tyd Ia DE South.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

NFW y DIRK clty is making one
of its p,l1odjcal attempts to muz-
zle the Tammany tiger.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
d: DIR ECGGEsY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
C9yST@2a secretary ofstate H. i Arinistfa4 e,
Auditor - = !, - ~ ~ ~ w
Treasurer ~ v :, III,
state Land Commissioner g 5 myeia'
Supt Pub instruction d n : e4IIiiI, e.Ii
CbIefJustiee supreme Court S r Coekflir' 5iil
Com 4 gri culture w q. Nllctc''"Hii'''
Nv u iicmi.sswae
Associate Justices ) 7: iiusl's,,,
NJ. II. aides.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
vo,,,os n i,o,-ry BeutonyiIle.
d Iames x Jones' Washington
JUDICIAL
j Pros Pros. Attorney J. \. iilno",
LEGISLATURE.
= P@nraso,tetive II 6 Poynor.
rssSGeg stature meets bie"nially, on second
''0"'1S ( CGTXTY 5i,'%'iY OFFICERS.
ron,.ty JUDGE J. Il. Worthingt,on
" Circuit Clerk j :. M"nIes
County Cly L FoieiiSl Sti
Sheriff y l. W
Assessor j :. Shimal.
20 Nv Il. Nj field,
t,onatv Evan,incr l. \. Clarke.
tOuItl itNF'il.'s'
r9-raN collecting cioses A1ril III
~ Asarsslaents OF real es'ate biehrialiy, ana
personal properly annu&t y
COURTS.
Crcuitco coa,t lven"s Isl honday 10 t ttb ,a. and
y AaG. il y PstprH District: aAd ord Mondays
in Feb ard Aug Ia Easterd District
County o.lrt LIST Mondays in ian.' April
Probate .5urt-Eastera D 3rd MondaHein an.
APRIL, .lnIz and oct. Western 4th Mondays
in Jan, lri, .JUlV and Oct
TOW NSHlP.
justice of the Peace " =, = Hntt
LODGES.
Queen FoYnsT Lopez No. 4ot, + s \. M;
X Meets on Saturdays on or beierc tts full
moon of each month. {. u GRIM "
w. 4. BrTT sec
CHURCH SERVICES.
i TIT f. CIltfHcu SorTu-Seryices every second
Va suiday night ard every fourth Sunday and
| 5 aturdaS tht before. PRAYER meetiie Heu-
nesday ight and sunday night. Rev
/ Hart, Pastor.
services every first SUNDAY AID SatureaE N{git
before by Etys r. y Martin and d " i;at'er.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

CHICAGO is bound TO be adver-
teed. Its social r2iormers will
naw take a llop ut keeping the
town before Toe world.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

DsE"All local advertising is inserted
and charged for accordingly until order
ed OCT.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

IF everybody breaches "bard
times" uad VIA versa There are
aall truths lnat it pays to remem-
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
BucKIen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
fhenm fever sores, tetter, chopped
hards, chllhians, corns and all
SKIN errptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed TO give perfect salis-
ta"'i"n or monty refunded. Price
25e per box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18

TBrBsrAY, CCgtTIR Is, 1894.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-10-18
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and 7 know of numbers of people
who keep it in the house all the time.
not considering it safe to be with
ont il. .
al have been using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral in my family fer 30 years, with
the most satisfactory results, and can
chccrfullv recommend it as being espe-
cially adapted to all pulmonary COM
plants. | have, for many years, made
pulmonary and other medicinesa special
study. and have come 10 the conclusion
that Ayers Cherry Pectoral occupies
position pre-eniinent over other medi-
cines of the class. .7-Chas. Davenport,
Dover. y. i.
q. t9..'eF' $ Cherry Pectoral
Prepared 6y Dr.J. C. aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
F5;.e~ '7e FSe, act, SMseto cure