The Green Forest tribune., 1895-07-25
DEATH OF r. L. MEADOR.
He Passes Away at His Home in
Eureka Springs.

our old-ume friend, r. L. Meador,
which occurred ct his home in
Eureka Springs on Tuesday at 4:3O
p. IN.
Mr.. Meador had been critically
i'll forseveral weeks Of that dread
ed disease, typhoid fever, and his
death was not altogether unex
pectcd. The best medical skill
had been employed and every effort
put forth TO save him, but il was
all in vain.
The death OF NJ. Neador re-
moves prominent business man
from Eureka Springs, and a much
beloved citizen ofeaf tounty lis
death brings sadness to many
hearts in and around Green Foresl;
for it was in this township that
this noble young man began his
career, and he has hosts Of friends
here who feoi deep personal loss
in his death. His father and moth
er and many other relatives reside
near here.
BY sober and industrious habits
and upright in every particular he
had in the past twelve years built
up "a large aud prosperous business.
He was a member of.the Knights
OF Pythias and Woodmen OF the
World
He leaves a wife and four children
who have the sympathy OF their
many frionds His funeral will
take place from his residence at 2
o'clock this afternoon AMI hia re.
mains will be laid TO rest in the
Odd Fellows's cemetery at +
o clock. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy to all the ber~it ones.
stasles,ss,l.l Il.
W. II. Nelson, who is in the
drug business at hiagviie, Mo, has
has bad so much confidence in
Chamberl&in's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea hamedy that he warrants
erery bottle and offers to ref0nd
tic money TO any customer who is
nol satisfied alter using il. M.
Nelson takes no risk ia doing tAis
because tie remedy is II certain
cure for The diseases for which II is
intended and he knows il. /. IS tor
sale by ]. E. Har5ert, druggist.
J.s. Chase OF springdale has
brought suit OF repieYitl IN Esqure
Alfred court in Li6erty Township
to recover steam boitor that bad
been stolen from him II 1887. lie
found the boiler III possession OF
John Pryor who had traded for il
from other parties. ! he trial is
set for August 2nd. Former own
er8 will be made parties to the
suit, and each viii be required to
show how be came into possession,
OF the boiler.
There are many Subscribers
to TIE TRIBUNE who live in othor
states who have not paid any thing
on their su bscliption N q long
time, VIII you please settle up
and save Us OF sending you q per
sonal dun? We need the money.
Can't run the business without II.
Marshal Stacy intercepted tue
attempts Of q burglar Monday
night while trying g break an en-
trance into James Bailoy's store.
The five shots fired at ann while
making bis escape will no doubt
deter him from Repeating tho at
tempt soon.
Early watermelons are on the
market, but they are 8 TOO eXpen-
siyo luxury Tor the editor. W.
viii have 70 wait until they get
down to nicl<io, on!ess some
good Old farmer sho0.d kindly re-
member US etc, etc.
a. B. Grlm hes been appointed
overscer OF the road running north
from the Grim school house
Bruce says he is gong to make il
Que ol the best roads ~ tho county
Capt. /. f. Hagbert, saperin.
teDdeat ct tue mail hue, has order
edasI50 stag coach from st
louis. lie expects to have 1t on
the road witbn 30 days.
The Salvation Army begins
camp meeting at Eureka SPRING
next week. Several parties in tn'
vicinity ot Braswe ell springs are