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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-07
now WITH THE jury.

Monday IN bargain day at Deane,a
Better have your photo made.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21
Circuit Court Notes.

Circuit court for the Eastern
! District of this county convened
at Berryville. Monday, the proper
off cials being present and on duty
The following grand jury was
empanneIIed: Andy Cox, foreman
S. Y. Collier, J, B. Potter, w. G.
Ewin, l.. II. Rollins, W. A. QuaIls
H. j. Griffith, Jasper Anderson
G. N. Dremon, Mack Fry, J. F
Wilson, e. J. Garner, G. NJ. Pyron,
S. F. Walker, J. w. Hickman.
Petit Jury: Henry Morris, c.
W. Filbeck, G. B. Mann, Jas. Hall,
W. H Lawrence, J. NJ. Littrell, Pa,
Coxsey, Sam Rains, Geo. Miller,
J. D. Denny, O. R. Wright, G.. W.
Moore, E. y. Boswell, W. S. Grim,
II. L. Mccall, T. C. Jackson, d.
Y. Rowlett, f. Plumlee, VIM. Fry,
r. L. Swor, VIM. Dewccse, f. G.
Douglass, J. A. Standlee, Isaac
Brammer.
Attorneys: E. G. Mitchell, De
Roos Bailey of Harrison, A
Davis, o. W. Watkins, G. D
James of Eureka Springs, John l
Worthington of Green Forest, J
A. King, W. D. Crawford, J. P
Fancher, G. NJ, Bains, E. J. Black,
Fl. N, Piitman OF BerryviIe.
Following are the most impor;
| tant criminal cases disposed OF NJ
to Wednesday night:
q. W. Baker. attempt to bribt
witness, moi pros.
J. 3. Houts, criminal s!ander
fned $50.
Joe Brandon, wearing weap ons
acquitted.
Granvill Phillips, selling liquor
without license, two cases, ioune
not guilty.
Rosa Thomas, assault AMI battery
fined SIS.
Arthur Hitson and James Walls
breach Ct the peace, plead formel
trial and mol pros.
George Rose, wearing weapons
fined $50.
Joe BoIes, rape, mol pros.
VIII Fry, assault and battery
fined IS.
Ed. Braswell, breach of peace
fined S..
J. E. Harbert, selling liquol
without license, hung jury.
Vol Denton. wearing weapons
fined $50.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21

Fat People.

Park Obesity Pills redure your
weight Permanently from IL to 10
pounds ;s..iaontl,. NJ starving sick
ness or injasy: 40 publicity. They
build ~ Ihe henld and 5eaut'fy the
cnmpiexion, leaving no wrinkles
or fabbiness Stout abdomvns and
dificnIt breathing surely relieved.
No experiment. T. seientlfie and
positive re'ief, Prize s1 PEI pack
aga oy mail poe'Yaisl aessimplii-
nis and Fagtioal.s's (seaide'l 2e..
All corrospaadence eirlg con.
iFeatla i
PaA.g Rs,snpe ea. 4as.pn. d.4ss
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21
Bucklen's ArMica SalVe.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chllbians, corns and ali
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
25c per box.
Sold by J. E. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21

Alfred Naples, son of Sheriff
Naples and Miss Isabella Purcell
Iy, daughter of w. S. Purcelly
Of Coin, were married on last
Ihurday at the home of the brides
parents. These are both promi-
nent young people and we
join their many friends in wishing
them u happy journey through
lite.
Fl. S. Shahan Of Cedarvale, Kan
sas, one ct our old-time citizens, is
in attendance at court at Berry
vile He brought down with him
a sample OF Kansas production in
the form of q thoroughbred cay ote,
which he is amusing his friends at
the county seat with this week.
Hiram's many friends are always
glad to see him.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21
Sugar 20 lbs tor 81 at Grah ans

Sugar 20 lbs tor 81 at Grah am S
One pound for 10c is the way
Graham is sci! ing his candy.
Lamp chimneys, either size, go
ing at SC at Grahsm's grocery.
A spacious sign now adorns the
front of J. +. Fannings' "grocery.'
W. A. Butt WAS called TO court
at Berryville, Tuesday.
Green Forest business men
turned out almost en- mass to cir
court at Berryville, Monday.
Mrs. Polly ON eal, widow of the
late Spencer O'Neal, is very sick at
the home of her son-in-law, J. l..
Rhodes, at Yocum.
We understand that an effort is
soon to be made here to organize
au Epworth League. This would
be highly commendable step.
Jas. Wilding's new residence on
East Main Street is now receiving
the finishing touch, and Mr.. Wild
ing will move into it this week.
J. W. Smith, the singing teach CT,
has closed successful school at
Zion Hill, and, we understand, will
try to organize another class in
Green Forest.
Some Of our fruit ralsers tell as
that he peach crop is considerably
injured, that indications point to
not more than one-third crop in
this part of tie country.
From all quarters of the United
State comes the reports that this
has so far been the coldest winter
for many years, and it is certainly
true to this part of the country.
THE tribune regrets very much
to learn of the illness Of our friend
J. S. Naples st Berryville. Joe is
one Of Carroll county's very best
citizens and we sicerely hope to
chronicle his ear y recovery.
Capt. Il. e. Harherl has rented
out his farm to Il gentleman from
Nebraska. The Captain will re
move his family TO town in a few
days. He informs us that he will
proceed at once to erect fine
dwelling.
THE TRIBuNE's now job office is
on the road. A fine, new press
and a large quantity of the finest
grades aud latest styles Of new
type will go to make us the best
and completest Office in the county.
We will soon be prepared to offer
you something extra in the way
Of artistic job printing.
The experience of Geo. A. APP.
gar, OF Uerman Vaiey, N. j., IS wei
worth bering. He was
troubled with chronic diarhoea and
doctored for five months and was
treated by four different doctors
without benefit. He then began
using Chamberlain Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, of which
one small bottle effected a complete
cure. 1t is for sale by j. e. Har-
bert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21

Tomorrow is Washington's birth
day.
Not changing the subject, but
, isn't it most awfulIy muddy?
| Miss Ollie Lawrence Paid The
TRIBUNE her respects yesterday.
Our Little Rock letter was re.
ceived too late for publication this
| week.
James and Miss Lizzie Shiblsy
arrived home from Crawford
county Tuesday.
There is no better stopping
p lace in North Arkansas than the
Spcer Hotel at Harrison.
Rev. c. L. Mattox of Shaver
Boone county. was In town TR So
day, on business with The TaIBU ~
You can save postage by order-
ing the Globe Democrat or the st.
Louis Republic at The TRrBvNE
Office.
S. z. McMorris has large force
at work improving his farm which
be recently purchased from Dr..
Harbert.
Hon. Fl. G. Poyner was in the
city yesterday eli route to his home
at Harrison. He had been to
Berryvi!le on business.
The high school will appropri-
ately observe Washinglon's birth
day tomorrow afternoon. Every
oody is invited to be in attendance.
Hon. + G. Mitchell is one of the
very busiest lawyers in attendance
at this term of the court. He gets
cases going and coming. and he
handles them to perfection, too.
Mack Bradley and Samantha
Parker were married last week.
This is the sequel to the seduction
suit which was pending against
Bradley in the present term of
circuit court.
The grand jury failed to find Il
bill against jeff Nance, who was
bound over ~ A. NJ. Webh's court
accused of breaking into W. r.
Sneed & Cos. store about two
months ago.
Rev. S. G. Stanhope With his
family has been spending several
days with his parents a. this
place. They feave this week tor
Marble City, Newton county,
where Rev. Stanhope Will preach
for the NJ. E Church the nest II
months.
Mrs Emily Thorn who resides
at Toledo, Washington, says she
has never been able 30 procure any
medicine tor rheumatism that re-
lieyes he pains 80 quickly ard ef-
tectnally as ChamberIain's Pain
Balm, nd that she has also ased
it Tor lame back and with great
success For sale by ]. 3. Har-
bert, druggist.
James Browrs residing near
Marble, Madison county, was taken
violently insane On last Friday.
He left home immediately and as
soon as the alarm was gwen the
neigh bo,s set out in persuit Of him.
They tracked him some six or
seven miles this way, when all
trace was lost, and up to Sunday
night his hcreaboais was yet
unknown. 1t is feared tE,at he has
wandered off in the woods some
where and trozen 10 death. Mr..
Brown is a brother 40 Nal Brown,
the merchant at Rille, snd was 9.
peacable Citizen aud a farmer of
good circumstances. ic has wife
ard two children.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

4, J@NIe--s-
Grsham sells 10c writing tablets
tor Sc.
RS. Fannie Warren is reported
quite i'll.
Tom Grim has resigned his posi-
iup as stage driver.
Good goods and low prices is
hcs motto at Gra4lam's grocery.
;!AThc coming summer will record
ahofe building in Green Forest
! IAN ever before.
y Postmaster General McCracken,
ra.E Earro.lton, passed through Mon
Maay en- route TO court.
a,Correspondence forom all parts
s : the country will be greatly APP
a.3 ND cGiated by The TRIBUNE.
Ren Norris made an extended
nilsA with his people in Polo town
: y during the past week.
:GsMiss Bette Stacy is yet critical
3S y iiL Miss Stacy has been an in
ioMIid for tour or five years.
Tust as soon as the cold weather
,up, we expect candidates for
loxt nici pal Offices to begin to sprout.
filed
E cofraham bought his goods tor
amsh md sells them the same way,
g ,s5 ~ SEQ uently he can afford to sell
md ap.
mt s
Thile in Berryville if you want
I'd Mod meal or your team well
a. for stop at tue Southern
s'h IN
''s v gorge Butler, one of Long
townships wide-awak c
.e il agA farmers, was in the city
dAV.
ate Co
leo matism is primarily caused
cciditv of the blood. Hood s
a aparilIa purifies the blood, and
u. c1lres the disease.
: : nmsr1rold friend W. S. June has
Il sae taking close observation in
! ,ssHliassiaasialtter and he informs us that
> SOLE has fallen something near
OF snow here already
HEaaa! ;HEaaaa!i sR a'ef'
-3' enext day it showed" is an
clsGoi 1g" that can be more appro-
ratuGuE. .iy used in earnest in relating
ssas5.s. g a5:1l 1lytances this winter than it
ar tsis be otherwise. Spow has
4 cNlo Stranger this winter, sure.
money. d 'riIlman, our popular prose-
! ,rpasssS ana ID auorney, is ably maintain-
ID ?. sds record in bringing evil
E CA. 500 Justice. We hear il whis-
nj. d,asthat John will bein the race
his 'iehgress, from this district, a
enee. There is no better
nen in the district for the
race,
arms, ssM voters residing within
essof the Green Forest High
es its are invited to cal! at G. B.
pattefstore and sign Il petition 20
is, boyislature, asking that body to
10 earnspeciaI law. prohibiting the
,st Of giving away intoxicat'
ACA .nks, except tor medicinal
sao., within FIVE miles of said
The bill, it is expected,
Introduced about the frst of
( in ths
blank OF Berry has very kindly
). cred his nv e.sake, Master
fS - nstkIl, otnmafis place, who
(S9Sse P'r A 9;}s3Gphis 5lh birth
and ssslsN6g him an elegant
tnathe shape Of Il Gae suit
'e ana Master Berry is de-
rs alone nacY.st and me S,n,tor
pr1ce cis snch an Improvement,
over the rest of the
or anaiiF that he deserves
< nEpU33lL Ley @ rseo gn't'on.
Year. sasa:a
\. ; " NJ VI : blesi@with frequent colds,
On tosh y an cid remedy in
adlhg NJ V;;And accordingly took
'fee = = po0sffnl Qour times the
% 10 Pe)ofGhamberlain' S Cough
us before going to bed
ackasc naNfiling she found that
II them. ,,fl..fn,nst .nsi,olv DO.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

y in anger or extending % 90 spite
ulness. This 10 true not only In iami'
lee but in broader organiEauo1s. The
teaching Of the Divine Master 10 tha'
needed rsprooi should be Invariably
followed by showing forth On increase
OF love. let the reproved ono should
esteem the other ~ m enemy THIS
instruction Is powerful plea not u
scold; persons 10 authority, husbands
and fathers, wives and mothers, do not
scoldi To permit rebuke and reprooi
which often lea righteous necessity, 70
be- dsgensratsd INTO that condition 81
chronic anger and aimos. constant
nagging which constitutes scolding' i
4 dlrec. violation OF the fundamental
principles which unierlie all Christian
teaching.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

There Il an Intensity Of feeling per.
valnng IN general trade circles in IT,
gard 10 the situation, because oil
prophecies Of political character have
JAILED; the repeal Of the sherman silver
bill, tho change In nrill, the issue Of
bouds, have not singly or Ia CONF
bi1ation restored confidence, revived
trade, or relieved wiIesproad stnugen.
~ anu distress. Pieces OF the four
great staples have surely aud steadily
declined. Wheat Is rulnousIy low,
cotton has gone down below all pr &C.
dent, sugar is phenomenal a. O. price,
and iron "a boiling all experience Ia
In fall. rhe anxiety 10 secure what
market there DO, makes competition uu-
usually close, and margins are 90 IT,
iuc,d that profit 10 nearly out OF the
question. Men who must realize, cut
aud cut again; other holders look on
appalled,, finally yielding TO the silua
uOu, which becomes luss aul Ices salts
factory.
5otade reports (which probably add
to the uncertainty tell Va that "prin
yloths" nave gone down to the "lowesi
price on record" that "wloleu aud
cotton manufacturers 10 the ca. tiru
crranl uId middle slt deolar,
prices 10 TO 30 low anu broken tina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
TELEPHONE sCnlMEs.

Now that II 10 thought tho Bell
telephone patents nave about expired
there ~ considofa talk here and
there about now telephone companies.
The territory Of Arizona, however, 10
the fret to i've official notice Of a vast
telephone scheme which IL not only
Intended 10 cover the United States
but 10 reach throughout tnls continent
aud Europe aud Asia. To this end
there have been filed In that territory
articles Of Incorporation ior niIy-oue
telephone companies. The incorporation
ate tho same 10 each instances
rhu'low Weed Barnes, president
Allen T. Noye, secretary; and
Charles T.. Strauss. Tie heacquEtteri
VI all the companies Is IL
Prescott, Arizona. Each incorpora'
lion has u different name, but this
word STANDARD appears In all the titles
There are the Mexican 3 andard Tele
phone company, Columbian Standard
japan Standard, Intofooloniai SIand
ard, Belgium STANDARD, anu ~ OF
through the entire list. The article
provide for operating Ia various couu
tries OF Europe and Asia, as well n
throughout North aud South America
The reason for incorporating In An
zinA probably was beoauiu Of speoln
adj nutages offered - olrplrallOn
under The laws VI that territory.
Whether any Of these particular In
corporations will amount to anythiu
OF Importance remains 10 DO seer
Their formation on the plan ou
linoi Ia interesting as notin
the extent 10 which promoter
VI vast schemes now venture 10 pus
their operation. Ordinarily grri
trusts ana monopolles have been cjt
tent to include one or two na,isus ,
Import ,uce; GA, mi, idea has bee
superseded by one q encompass Ia
entire globe; nation or a continent
no longer large enough. ~ the sam
timo the distrutt Of perhaps rcall
good schemes Ia growing among tl
masses, who are being continual
m ,dr Dilzy by such vastness AZ ab1y
mr rnuJ, anu are coming to loo
upon eyuis tang ot tho kind as
] "aH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

toll, VII. & levsr i's mantle TALON.
When rairoa1 employee strike, or
Carnegis's men, or coal miners, or
Brooklyn oar-drivers, II Ia assumed by
corporations that they pay the wages;
but this Is not 90; their supporters and
patrons DO this, ami It lie not In history
where the latter have rebelled hgslrst
charges, ave where sul jeci 10 an exss-
perAting monopoly like that Of coal In
Utah. The margin In railroad chnrgsa,
In iron, in coal, In car fare, are 40 In
fnitesimsl 10 tle consumer OF user,
that the .rtll public can see no need
of controversy, but sympathizs with
the strikers aud think "their caus,
is just" The only query IL os
10 how the claim snail be secured.
Trade associations are formed for THE,
but they aim aud fall. Tho edofi,
however, calls public attention O. a
grievance, anu slatoamanuhip and
philanthropy to the providing Of a
remedy. The farmer has aprice put
on his labor, whittier wheat corn,
uculs, potatoes, WOOL, lay or meat anu
the average mau says this price Il
made by competition. Why then 70
there no combination among tlo
ftmefs? Why DO they not siriEe2 %
arc they lens seli.helpful tlan the
artisan, mechanic or lAborer Ia other
direclions7 80 with merchant , or as
thoy nrs called locally, sloreEeopers. I >
no tlo Same spirit OF out-ihroat COM
pulilien working unrest and dissatis.
iac.ion right here NJ homer Aud does
not this develop inlo tricksfy and
dishonesty, and 30 prepare tho way for
iailurt2 eau men even select "a leader"
In their trade, And by Offering 1t at but
twenty per cent o. ia o. hope TO
secure = permanent rputlIJL2 OF
courst tle whole trade woad knows
that sugar has never borne much, II
any profit; bat Now YORK dealers have
combined 10 make that OIL clio carry IL
legitimate share.
We note that our home factories arc
on the de.ensivs also, and by combine
ton for seli.proteolion no doubt they
will do better. This consumtrs will
watch jealousy though tue undsrly-
ing motive Of this as OF all other stint.
lar move; Tor while they want indui-
tries to be formed and live, TO manu-.
facturo and profit thereby, they also
expect moderation la price. guArant y
Gs to quality and from tho mauuiao.
tufers consideration Tor the public o.
for themselves.
Society with its apparently cot dict.
log Interests In Trade, nuauce, prouuc-
ton, distribute. and labor, needs a
man or msu 60 grapple with and
'trsiyh,en out its nov tangled affairs.
Unless he or they come, aud that
speedily, the Interested spectator will
believe that "Iho wisdom Of tho wise
hath Torlshed, ami that the under
standing OF tue prudent Is hid," aud
that the world Is much nearer g the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02

not long since, a s;atistlciaL i, 10
has given much attention TO figures
aud circumstances connected with
divorce proceedings was asked what
particular cause was foremost in lesi-
ing 10 divorce suits In America. HI
reply WAS, "ScOlding women" Wholb-
or or not this particular authority has
made correct diagnosis Of one Of the
Creates, D. M o,ions Of a meroan society,
hiS remark has suggested topic Tor
much comment, and one which, n his
statement DO only approximately ac-
oufate, should receive special attention
Ifom those on whom rests responsible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into the stores OF any OF our
progressive merchants OF today Aud
you will be delighted vt tho bew, clean,
ifesh appearance OF the stock Of goods
presented for your inspection aud mar.
vol at the absence Of old . yltu or sheli-
soiled goods, anu II you should ak the
merchant how he avoids such accum.
ulatiou, he will tell you truthmlly
that hu sells them before they get In
that condition; by going through hia
stock from time % time sud any Aftio o
which il not selling rapidly n marked
with q price 40 low inst customers
who can use such goods CAM. afford
not 10 iuy-uovor considering hOw
much no may lose by the trarsaotion,
but now much the gain Will be- N solI
before 1t becomes worthless by holding
until 1t hal no demand. In the maitef
of mems clothing, syigs OF goods
change oach season tuJ W goods Aru
held pact tneir season tlty dopreciaie
In value nty yer cent, aud a third
they are not worth ten per cent Of their
original cost. Therefore merchant
tailor who clOses out hit stock Of goods
Just before otol 6onBOu olqs,s for hall
tneir cost, reallEpa tbs iuil vaiuo these
same 10 IA would have N held over
until tie beginning OF tho next season,
aud he has his money Elk months In
advance, with which 10 buy n fresh,
seasonAble stock, And for thih reason
We feel that with our hali-prioe snle on
Pants tor the past two Woshs W. have
made 40 much mOuty We " olutluur
the samo prices Tor ton d y more aud
adj TO our halfp-ico oleHrancs sale,
cults, ami make up uuug tho next ten
iays any $50, So, 50, saB, SIS, $50 o.
So goods Ia our store Tor slb. Who
eau afford 10 refuse these bargAlns?
We can't atilri g. offer them only Tor
SPOT cash. As evidence that this ~ an
offer you Cau't Hilori % refuse, " the
large stls We had on Pants fof the past
ten days, and We expect TO sell 200
suits In the next ten days on this great
Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.


Arc the good qus.ities possessed by
Hoods Safsapafilli Above all II puri'
lies The blood, thus strengthening the
uetves;it regulates the d & stivo organe,
the kidneys aud liver, tOneh
aud bulbs up the entire system cures
5crofuls, Dyspepsia, Caiatrh and Rhtu'
mntism. Oct Hood's and only Hooo's.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills,
seriousness, J ,uudioe, indigestion, sick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-02
why WE MANr rnEE sILyER

The &c. Louis hcpubiio Of January
90 ,mtius the following, which may
be- Get down ~ brief and III Give
Presentation Of the alUosi universal
Utah view OF tho topic discussrii
PLAzA Horrl, Sew York,
Jan. -, l-9l.
10 hc Ehior Of Ne R,pHlhc'
/ rust hat il is never too late to ask
and oxpoct Justice from % strong paper
like tho RpH5'io
incIo,td Boz clipping Of "a matter
which is going the rounds OF The press
and for NO nrlgination Of which / sup
poso the EeDut.e ia responsible. ] bog
~ tay 90 you tuat Tho rufportrd quota.
tiou from me is altogether Incorrect. l
nayor Expressed nor entertained such n
narrow Wow ~ tho silver question ns
would DO Indicated by this reference 90
tho selfish Interest Of tho minors. ~ The
utterly puorilo and indpionsiblo reasons
said IN have been advanced Dy mo Tor
ffeO coinage wefo tho real fOaHlua De- De-
half OF that reform or rather restoration,
ID would deserve ~ ftil, and IT, advocates
would deserve the coudHmua.l Ton ~ your
paper and the copying exchange
atm not Interested Ia ROO coinage In
order tuut the 'slfOf uluOH may NN or
Grated without los" but ilr broader ard
better reasons. am in favor Of tho Zoo
and unlimited coinage N silver a. ratio
or iG tp 1, because / believe thut without
a. civilization Is marching backward. !
believe that ihu interest Of the cotton
planter nv moro seriously assnilod bY tho
protont price uf silver Than tue interest
OF tho silver minor that tho interest ui the
farmer re- more iujuuouslv affected than
/ tho interest N tho silver miner; that ihe
| condition OF tho debtor and eventually
| tho Interest " the creditor are more at
I sake than Tho iniOrCstOl tho silver minor.
/ Silver mining may be- uupruuinnlni uui
| iu Utah wC fancy that we are enjoying
much greater average prosperity iu our
mining towns than ~ hciur enjoyed by
| tho average towns ~ Missouri or amy
other Mlssl-s.p valley sAlc.
FitANK 4. CANNoN.