The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-12
le RepubIican iollj

Forest. Although 1t was announ-
ced Friday morning that the rally
ing would not commence until 4 p.
M, yet by 2 O'Clock the streets were
jammed full OF paradors. No pro-
gram whatever had been arranged
but the marchers were brought in.
to line by G. B. Grim. The process.
sion was headed by the stars and
strips carried by A. J. Russell,
president OF the Green Forest Nc
Kinley and Hobart Club, and life
size portrait OF William Mckinley,
borne by Capt. L. E. Harbert. Next
came the Green Forest Cornel Band
which furnished soul stirring cam
paign music throughout the exer
cises. Next followed the process
sion on horseback and after parad-
ing the principal streets the process
sion marched west and met the
Berryyile club, which for the
sbortness of the time, was able to
to get here with but about 100
members, Jay Freeman led the
Berryville delegation which fell in
next to the Band and marched
through town to the east 10 meet
the Long Greek Club of over 200.
The procession now consisting OF
several hundred persons on horse
back, in wagons and buggies again
marched the streets and were re-
viewed by hundreds of people gath
cred on the public square to witness
the demonstrations. The paraders
we're halted on the public square
where short speeches were made.
The Hon. John [. Worthington was
introduced aud amid deafening ap-
pIause made short and enthusiaS-
tic talk from the band wagon. Capt.
! L. &. Harbert was then called for
aud responded in his usual pleasing
style. George O'Neal responded
to his name and in few remarks
evoked long applause. Oa no po-
litieal occasion did Al. Russell
ever feel better than he did when
he mounted the speakers stand in
response to his name amid deafen-
ing cheers for the president OF the
Green Forest Mckinley Club.
Short speeches were also made by
C. B. Grim, James Newton, John
A. Buell., and j. NJ. Caldwell of
Berryville. At the close of the
speaking three cheers were given
for Gen. Powell Clayton. The en-
thusiastic throng which was con-
stantly increasing in numbers again
paraded the streets and the demon
stration closed with three cheers
tor Mckinley which fairly shook
the earth.
The 9th of the present month is
the time set for our annual shower
Of meteors. At that time our plan
, ct whirls through that portion OF
space filled with the fragments OF
broken worlds. ! be work OF dis
solution is ever going on and each
year at this season our world traV,
els through this meteoric shower,
which becomes visible only when
> within our earth's atmosphere. As
J, we pass amongst them our air is
5. said to ignite them, butthey rarely
reach us in solid form, tor unless
their orbit carries them out OF our
: atmosphere they are completely
, consumed rs they rush along,--
: Harrison Times.
There is man in d neighborng
town who always pays for his pa
nor in advance. He never has
been sick day in his lite, has nev-
er had any corns Or toothache, his
nolafoes neyer rot. the weeyii new
: er cats his wheat, the frost never
: kills his corn or beans, his babies
: never cry at night, and bis w1fe
never soolds.
The old way of delivering mea-
sages by post boys compared with
3. the modern telephone illustrates
tho old tedious methods of "oreak-
: inc" colds compared with their IN
stantaneous cure by One Minute
! Coagh Cure. J, 3, Hafoort'
Rev. J. 0. Coleman has beer
9 made the pastor OF the I'd. II.
Church at this pi&co.
--s s,op--
l scrofala md Uieers Cured.
There is 10 donbt, according 70