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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-01-04
My Wife's Nerves

Are veal and sh, suffers terribly from ner-
vousness. headache and loss OF sleep. Such
is the testimony OF many a man. The poor.
tired woman is suffering from impure and Inn
poverished blood. Her food docs not digest.
She is living on her nerves. because her strength
Is gone. Her nerves and muscles
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-01-04

Do know what IL is?
Why, to be sure
Mamma uses them for dyspepsia.
Papa swallows one when he thinks
he has eaten little too much.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-01-04
DYSP PSIA,

Mrs. winslow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething; sottens the gums. reduces Inflammation,
allsys pain. cures wind colo. % cents bottle.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
Trial Of the Taylofs.

CHrIlcoTHE, Mo, July l3. The trial
of the Taylor brothers will be called
next Monday in Garrollton.
The new development in this
case may cause continuance 10 the
November term of court Col. 4. ".
A yer, enc of the attorneys for Tay-
lor brothers, was arrested yesterday
at Brookfeld and released on giving a
bond for 100000 for his appearance at
the next term of the Lynn county cir
cult court. He is charged with an at
tempt to bribe witness in the ease.
Prosecuting Attorney Breshnahan
said today the state would be ready for
for trial Monday. When asked what
be thought about securing q jury he
said there was no doubt about secur-
ing one under the law, as it would be
proper to accept men who had formed
an opinion if they stated they could
try the case by evidence and not by
rumors they had heard.
Many new facts will he brought out
in the coming trial. Since the in
dlctment of Leonard at Carrollton for
perjury an emisary of the Taylors has
visited one Of the witnesses that lives
in this city and tried to secure a state
ment from her that would show that
Leonard testified to the truth when he
said that he saw Bill Taylor in the
bank at $3.50 o'clock the night of the
murder. This young lady testified be-
fore the grand jury that Leonard was
at her friends house in Browning un
til nearly II o'clock.
The state, it is said. has had offers
of testimony to prove that the former
Taylor jury was bribed and showing
who took the money to Carroll county,
but so far the prosecution has not
used them. Attorney Bresnahan is
confident that if the trial takes place
in July the verdict will be guilty, and
says that he has undoubted evidence
to prove it. The defense has issued
over 500 subpoenas and are making
every offort to get ready.
The Taylor brothers say that they
want trial and are satisfied that they
will be acquitted The state is very
careful ofits new witness and will give
very little information about the new
evidence. 1t is impossible that they
will produce new witness that will
surpise the defense. On the part of
the defense the state is being secured
for evidence Many members Of the
Missouri legislature have been sum
lnoned by the defense.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
ALL FREE.

Those who have used Or. Kings New
bscovery knows its value, and those
who have not have now the opportun-
lN to try it free. Call on the advertis-
Y druggist and get a trial bottle free.
Send Your name and address to Il g..
bucklin & Co., Chicago H., and get a
sample box of Dr. Kings New Life
lils free. as well as a copy of Guide to
Eheath and Household Instructor free.
|al q which is guaranteed to do you
|sO0a and cost you nothing J. +. Har-
|'ef''s Drugstore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
Ordinance No. +.


Be it ordained by the council Of tie
incorporated town OF Green Forest
Ark:
Sec. /, That all male persons rcsid-
ing within the Incorporated limits of
Of Green Forest, Ark, between tile
ages of Is and IS shall he subject [1ol
street and road labor after q le9ai
warning by the street commissioned
That legal warning shall he u written
notice or by orally Warning fhe person
subject to labor, three days notice hetng
given before the day to eommenea
work. No person shall he fcreed %
work on the public roads or streets
more than 10 days in any one year,
and no more than 1 days in any one
month.
See ,. It Shall be the duty of the
commissioner to cause work 20 be aone
on the streets and roads al such times
AMI places, and in the manner the
council may direct And i. shall also
be the dntv of the road aud street
commissioners to remove OF eause 10 be
removed any and ali distractions IN
the streets and alleys in the ineorpor-
alton, and to remove all nuisance
whatever ont Of the incarceration, .
far as spossibie, It shall also be the
duty of the road commissioned to see
that and require all barns in the town
Of Green Forest to be kept, so far IS
possible, IN 8 sanitary condition. Tuis
ordinance to Gfake] effect ard be IN
force from and after lis passage Tap
proyedl May 20, 1895.
Il A /, TAsNaR, Mayor,
JoHS BUELL.. Recorder,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
IN FAVOR or GREEN FOREST.
THE TEACHERS VOTE TO HOLD THE NEXT
COUNTY NORMAL Here
The Enrolment Stands Second Best in the
State. Notes.

The Normal is over. It closed at
noon Saturday and the teachers who
have been so CONSPICUOUS among US for
the past month are gone to their sew
eral homes. Many of them went into
the school room on Monday aud are
now doubtless putting nto practice the
valuable theries advanced during the
session of the Normal,
According to all reports received We
are warranted in saying that the Car
roll County Normal will go on record as
the second bestin the State, Pulaski
being the only county having d larger
enrolment. Considering the number
of teach hers in the county, compared
with those of other counties, we GER
tainly stand at the head Of the column
We have not yet received the final re
port from Conductor Barnett, bat it is
known that the enrolment viii not
fall far short Of l2J with an average
attendance of more than 100. The last
two weeks of the school was conducted
under adverse circumstances, the con
tinued rains making it almost impossi-
BILE to get to and from the school
room on account of the mud. But IL
seemed that the interest was not im-
peeled by it, and but very few WIS com
PEELED to stay away on that account.
We are proud of the success Of the
Carroll County Normal, proud Of the
teachers of Carroll county, proud, IN
deed, Of the able Conductor, Prof
Barnett, who manifested So much earn
estness and zeal for the promotion of
the Normal; and last but not least, we
are extremely proud of our able and
very efficient County Examiner, Prof.
Burney, who labored so untiringly fer
the Normal's success, and who is now
working so vigorously to raise the STAN
dard of teachers in Carroll couaty.
Before the adjournment of the Nor
NAL the sense Of the teachers present
was taken as to the place The next Norm
al should be held, which resulted il a
decided majority in favor of Green
Forest. We are glad to have made
such favorable impression rpon the
teachers of our county and esteem this
manifestation high compliment,
Green Forest people will BE glad -
welcome them back to spend a month
with Us one year hence, and We sin
cerely hope to offer them better induce.
ments than we had this year
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
A Cruel Trainnians

Times Echo
At the Piedmont House there lies a
young man who has just had one of his
legs amputated below the knee, and
whois waiting for strength enough to
have the other foot cut off by the sur
geon saving knife.
The young man is John Corp, whose
parent Mr.. and Mrs. Corp, live in
Kings River township, eight miles east
of this city
Day before Yesterday morning the
unfortunate boarded the north bound
Frisco freight at Rogers, He had been
at Sloan Springs and was en- route
home, dnd not having any money to pay
his fare, thought to ride from Rogers
to Seligm&n on the freight.
Just at daylight, Wnen the train was
between Brightwater and Garfield, the
brakeman discovered him on pile of
of lumber on flat car Then, accord
ing to Mr.. Corps statement, the brake
man called upon him for money and
when he was unable to pay, the brake
man pushed him off. He fell under the
car and mis- left leg and right foot crush
ed beneath the wheels.
The brakeman made no signal to stop
the train and the train rolled away,
leaving the mutilated youth alone.
Mr.. Corp then crawled three hundred
yards to farm house, dragging his
useless and,dangling limb behind him.
The farmer took him in and sent for a
doctor at Brightwater, but the doctor
did not come till half-past nine O. clock,
and by that time, four or five hours,
the wounded man was almost dead
from loss of blood and suffering. He
was hauled to Garfield by man named
Richard Ford and sent to this city by
train, arriving yesterday morning. His
parents were sent fer and arrived last
night, Dub ilol uA vi VIC U OiJSi abiOIl upOli
the limb was over.
Drs. Floyd and Eardesty have charge
of the case and are giving the young
man the best possible treatment. They
cut Off the left leg last night, perform
ing the operation successfully. They
think an amputation of the right foot
viii be necessary, and are waiting for
the patient to regain sufficient strength
to stand it.
The patient is being nursed by his
mother. He has u chance to recover,
though his situation is precarious,
rendered so by the heartless action of
the railroad crew that would not take
the trouble to stop their train and take
him to some place where he could have
treatment and care.
DR.. Hardesty telegraphed the Frisco
authorities at St. Louis about the mat
ter and IN answer they told him to take
special care of the unfortunate young
man. both as to medical treatment and
nursing aud send the bill for same to
them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
EYerYWhere we 90

We find some one who has been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
people on ali hands are praising
this great medicine ter what it has
done tor them and their friends,
Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla
prevents serious illness by keeping
the blood pure and the organs in
q healthy condition. 1t is the
great blood purifiers.
Hoods Pills becomes The favor
lite cathartic with every one who
tries it, 25c per box.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
Bnckien's Arnica SaIye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, ehllbians, corns and ali
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, OF no pay required, It
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
Csc per box.
Sold by J. E. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
STRONG RESOLUTIONS.
THE NORMAL iMDoRsEs TAE ACTOR OF
THE LEGISLATURE
In Establishing Normal Schools The Tribune
Recognized.

We, the teachers Of Carroll coun-
ty, in the Normal assembled. by
our committee do hereby declare
it to be the sense Of this body;
and be it,
Resolved: That we most hearth
ly indorse the action of the last
legislature in passing the County
Normal Bill and would respectful
" urge upon it the importance of
renewing the appropriation for
the same at its next session; and
Resolved: That we have the
greatest confidence in, and admira-
tion for the noble efforts put forth
by our State Superindent to secure
the success of the Normal work
throughout the State; and,
Resolved: That we would ex-
press in the strong terms, and in
the most enthusiastic manner we
know how. our appreciation Of the
able and efficient work done by
our energetic conductor, G. S.
Barnett; that we regard him as
among the foremost and most able
educators of the Stste, and will ever
cary with us the most pleasant
memories of our association with
him; and,
Resolved: That we look with
approval upon the excellent work
done by our brilliant young assis-
tant, Mr.. Carroll F. Armistead.
and that we will ever remember
him with feelings Of affection and
esteem; and,
Resolved: That we extend our
thanks to Drs. Poynor and Ray
and the Rev. DR.. James and Mr.
A. J. Russell for the able and valu-
able lectures delivered by them
during the Normal; and,
ResoIyed That every teacher
in the Normal feels that he is es-
pecially indebted to Miss Katie
Rippetoe for her most excellent
presentation of vocal music and
physical culture, and that gratitude
is the only coin with which the
debt can now be paid; and,
Resolved: That we appreciate
the courtesies extended the y ormal
by THE GREEN FOREST TRIBUNE,
and extend to it our best wishes
for the continuance Of that pros
perity that has placed it in the
front rank OF the papers of North
west Arkansas; and,
Resolyed That to the people
of Green Forest we extend ur
heart felt thanks for the more than
kind treatment we have received
at their hands, believing that no
other town in the county could
have entertained us more royalty,
or treated us more coQrteously y
than this hustling. little "QUeen OF
the Prairie
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
The Danger Comes

In cases Of typhoid fever. diphtheria aud other
wasting diseases, When the patient has been
reduced III flesh, and strength, and begins the
toilsonle climb to health. Here Hoods SaiSa-
parilla finds its place. 1t enriches the blood,
strengthens the nerves, gives tore TO the di-
gestiye organs, and builds up the Whole system.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache 25e. a box,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
FREE PILLS.

Send your name and address to IL.
E Bucklin & Co and geta free sample
box of DR.. king's New life Pills. \
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy IN action and are
particularly effective in the cure of Con
slipation and sick headache. For Ma
lama and Liver Trouble, they have been
proved invaluable. They are guafan-
teed to be perfectly free from every
deleterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invisorate
the system. Regular size 25c per box.
Sold by j T. Harbert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
Ordinance No. s.

Be If ordained by the council OF
tie incorporated town OF Green
Forest, Ark.
Sec /. That any person who
after a legal warning by the street
commissioners shall refuse or neg
feet and does fall to work the
streets and public roads within
the incorporation shall be deemed
Guilty ot Il misdemeanor and It
stalI be tie duty OF the marshal
10 arrest such parties and bring
them before the mayor for trlal
and npon conviction shall be lineo
IN amy sun not exceeding si0.V9
This ordinance 70 take effect arc
be in force from and after It's ap
proval and publication.
Approved June 3 1898. 80.
H. A. L, TASSGR Mayor
Joux A. BUELL., Recorder
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
HSx,--T--u&i-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At HARRISON. AK.

July. IS 1885.
Notice is hereby ri een that tbe following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof Will be made before the Regis
tor aad Receiver at Ii arrison, AK on Aug
Fraucis NJ. Meek Il 40 Il0iS for the swt
Set. EtSw4 Nw4 Sw4, Sec 20 7 - n r - ssw
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land viz: G. 5 Nolliin, ? ohrum,
j 5. Cone and g. W Ward. al OF Carrollton,
-,-'-.--.-. .JNo. p 0LENa. Wy NegLsteE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
Picnic at CaYr0iitoils

There will be a grand picnic at
Carrollton July q, 1888. The fol
lowing speakers have been invited
and are expected to be in attend
anee: Senator James II. Berry,
Congressman H. a. Dnsmore,
Hon. Ivcrson A. Jones and Judge
John 7. Worthington. The ad-
dress of welcome viii De deliver
cd by Josep" $. Naples oi
BorryyiIe and responded to by
Hon. Il. G.. Poynor Of Harrison.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Come with we'll fliled baskets and
have "A good time. By the
COMMITTEE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
laeG In Gold Given Away As Prizes

||aeG LII G0lG Given Away AS Prizes
|or the best picture taken. On
|ovember 18th, 1895, we shall give
be thousand dollars in gold for
|hc best picture taken by the La
frosse Camera.
The prizes will be awarded as
|nows: $500 in gold will be
Eigen fer the best picture taken by
|his camera; 500 tor the second
cst; $50 tor the third best; s25 for
|be fourth best; SIS for the fifth
best; $40 for the next six best and
For the next 40 best S5 each will be
given, fer the next so best $3.50
each will be given and tor the next
poo best pictures taken by the La
Crosse camera 81 each will be
given, making in all $1,000 given
away We shall DO this for two
Persons. VIZ: The first to introduce
|tae La Crosse camera for 1895; the
second to educate the amateures III
hhotograpny.-This contest closes
ion November |, 1895.
The camera can be used by any
one and is sold under a positive
Written guarntoe to do the work
For money refunded.
Sent BY express with fall in
|aructon and rules governing this
fontest upon receipt Of express
money order st.75. Remember
Written guarantee goes with every
|Gamera. Address, ia Gross
|Specialty Co, La Crosse, Wis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
WARNING ORDER.
" arniNr order I.

~ Circuit court. Eeastern District
carroll eounJy, Arkansas
Mary Aan Aysou Plaintiff ..i.,..4ar
charles + Tyson Dei2t)
Ihe deten5elJ Charles + Hyson. Is warn
Oh 70 a,,Iear IN this court within tairt* days
aud answer the complaint Of the piainllh' MARY
M itnes9 ~ nv hag aud seal Of said court this
) ~, - =, tn,na iS,5 erip L A4LoR Cierk.
~ ~ Bv D AeNETT y Z
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18

n Senator Martin Of Kansas says
democrat S only hope is in free
yer.
The Kansas women have resolved to
ii No political movement until they
allowed to vote.
Mrs. Adlai Stevenson is ser ously IL.
Hoke Smith has gone TO Georgia to
Ek after his fences.
t. Hoke Smith admits that he once adj
Mated free coinage, but before he
|pdied the question.
(The Horr-H arvey debate on the cur
hey question began at the Illinois
|ub, Chicago Tuesday.
Quay and Cameron and the w ana
aker crowd are string up much po:
ieal strength in Pennsylvania.
The plot to release Cherokee Bill
IN prison at Fort Smith has given
lied States marshals some uneasi-
IS.
commission has been adopted to
at With the Blackfoot Indians for
cession of part Of their reserva-
/.
he citizens of Galveston. Texas,
agitating the question of an Inter
erican Exposition to be held i'll that
:
is said that the sound money men
making a hot campaign against all
silver senators who are up for re-
ton,
le Helena World reports Phillips
Mississippi counties Sl00, 600 richer
year than last on account Of the
ITO crop.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
NaE nyapEps1a

-no.Sestlon, and Stomach disorders, take
An A. BROWNS IEON BKTTERS.
hssae ~ ,sers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
~Ss'AsrS and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18
,gORT CUT TO NEWS.
.a7reesTtNG EvENTs FROM AL
.rcr,oNs OF TIE COUNTRY.
,snnuarv Of tie News of the Week
eanoiled for Tfiblne Readers.

aold reserve is down to S107 ,259,-
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18

| T. government is gra dually getting
nav money order blank into use.
a,sr 500 900 was spent in improving
1Iiooer Mississippi River last year.
rho cross value OF tue strawberry
!. If Arkansas is estimated at 1922, :.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-18

3.
n.seLator Martin Of Kansas says
) democrats only hope is in free
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-18

Mark Twain. that prince Of good fell
lows. who in his Old age looks down upon
misfortune. and by his rare gift If hnmor
makes half the world smile and laugh.
forgetful % woes. real and imaginary.
has come and gone. leaving most pleasant
memories Of his visit. The Seattle theat -
Tuesday evening contained an apnrecfa-
tive audience. and one thoroughly repre-
sentative of the city; and IL Is safe 20 say
Of the entertainment that IL has ecljnSed
anything Of the kind given at the the4ter
since its opening In fsa2. Those who lad
read the stories told by the author sound
new light and new food for mirth In his
indescrihable personality.
Rev Francis Barnum. :. j., lectured at
Cordray's Thursday evening. taking as
his subject Alaska where he has been
stationed as a missionary for some years.
a good audience was present. and was
highly entertained with the broad stretch
Of information. relieved by humorous
anecdote and clever description OF the
wonders Of the icy north.
The Torhett company gave an artistic
and classical concert at the Seattle the
alter Saturday evening.
Among events of the present week wilt
be lecture Thursday evening nv Maj. T.
h. Pond who will deliver Memories OF
the Iyceum. or Twenty Years a Dealer in
Other Peoples Brains Too Much john
son" Will also he given at the iheater in
the near future. The usual attractions
continue AT Lake Washington. Iescht
park and Madison street. drawing large
crowds Al the latter place The Mikados
Will this week supplant "Pinafore.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-18
w WEDDINGS.
Hajnsworfb-Streteh.

The home of Mr.. William Hainsworth
In West Seattle was handsomely lighted
and decorated Thursday evening the oc-
casion being the marriage OF his son. Mr.
w. II. Hainsworth, to Miss Regina Flor
ence Stretch, daughter OF Mr. r. II.
Stretch. The ceremony was performed by
Rev w. A ShankliD. pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. and the mu-
sic for the occasion was furnished by Mrs.
George r. Nicoll, who came over from
Tacoma 10 he present. Between the two
rooms set apart for the wedding cere-
mony and the guests was placed a high
arch of vines and evergreens woven in
lattice work, and both parlors were Law
ishly decorated with carnations. There
were great many wedding presents.
making UP an array of handsome and
useful articles. Those present were: Rev.
Mr.. Shankiin. Mr. and Mrs. william
Hainsworth. Mr. r II. Stretch. Mr.. A. j.
Stretch, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. NicolI. Mr..
and Mrs. G. g. Austin and Miss Jennie
Austin. Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Dodge, Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Kasson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Copp Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. l.. Todd.
Mrs. @. w. Young. Miss Alice Young,
Miss Lucy Gould. Mr.. Victor Hahn. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gould. Miss Lizzie Herren
and Master Arthur Young.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-18

William Gillette. the central figure I'm
Too Much Johnson" has not only in
vented n unique type Of character comedy
IN the person Of Augustus Billings. but
according to Music and Drama plays the
rart en- an equally original and ene~fiva
manner. which any other comedian would
find N difficult ~ initiate The play Ia
now az the Baldwin IN San Francisco and
viii he the next attraction az the Seattle
theater
Robert Downing will onsn his season at
Washington city on September with
Sardou's Helena said 70 have cost s2o.-
90 for scenery and acceSsorieH Mr.. Down.
ing will during the season pIay his regular
legitimate repertoire. which includes The
Gladiatorr." 'Ingornar:" Damon and
Julius Caesar" He viii be supported nv
q strong company. ia association with
Eugene Blair Bickneli Dudley. author
of the novel "A Gentleman From Gas
cony." recently wrote Mr.. Downing a let
ter conRratuating him upon his purchase
ef the Sardou play. which Mr.. Rickneit
saw I'm Paris and which he says is az
strong as "Gismonda."
Durin, the last two years In old Ken
lucky has secured for e. T. Dazev more
than $50 90 in royalties. THE War OF
Wealth" bids fair to become AZ popular
as I'm Old Kentucky" II Is a much heav-
Ter production. by tho same author. IL
contains q novel and vigorous treatment
of Eve financial questions, suggested 10
the author by events in the career OF Fer
dinand Ward. the Wall street plunger.
Tr. Darcy became interested In Wards
story after he was convicted and called
upon him IN Sing Sing several times DUR
ing his Incarceration. One Of the strong
est scenes IN the play is said 10 be based
upon Wards description Of an interview
he once had with Gen. Grant. although
the author has been careful 10 keep the
personality Of both men out OF his drama.