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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-09-24

Persimmons are getting ripe.
Watermelons still on the market.
Jack Frost will be a FREQUENT
visitor hereafter.
The Bryan and Sewall club had
another meeting Saturday uight.
Rev. Doran commences q pro
tracted meeting here tomorrow
night.
Miss Maud Poynor Of BerryvilIe
has been visiting friends here this
week,
Jack Reeves has been confined to
his bed the past week from a spell
OF the fever.
7, S. Baker of Harrison passed
through here yesterday en- route
home from trip to Van Buren, It.
Smith and other points south,
There Will be box supper at
New Home school house Friday
night, October 2. The proceeds
will Do used in repairing the house.
IF you want paper without so
much politics IN il tor the next two
months, you can take your choice
between wall paper, sand paper
and fly paper.
Judge Naples, J. D. Hailoy,
Gnthbert Clark and a. ". Smith
were over from Berryville Tues
day. Mr.. Smith is representing II
loan ASSOCIATION and the other
gentleman were showing him oyer
the country.
Spencer McColister, the Eureka
Springs photographer, will be
here in q few days with q tent
prepared TO do all kind OF pho.
lograph work. You all know
Spencer, and know that his work
is first class, so don't fail to em-
brace this opportunity. He can't
stay long so be ready,
If you have ever seen little
child in The agony of summer COM
plant, you can realize the danger
OF the trouble and appreciate the
value of instantaneous reliet all
ways stforded by DeWitts Collie &
Cholera Cure. For dysintery and
diarrhoea it is reliable remedy
We could not afford to recommend
this cure unless it were cure,
J. 3. Harbert.
The Arkansas Deaf Mute school
opens its 28 session at Little Roelx
October 7, 1896. You who have
deaf children, now is the oppe tun-
ity offered, fully enabling you to
DO your duty by them and have
them enlnclated from the darkest
night OF ignorance into the blessed
light OF Christian education.
Write al once for application blanks
and any further information de.
dired. In case any of you know
of one more deaf children III the
State not in school, please kindly
torward to Frank B. Yates, Super
intendent, such information as viii
enable him to reach them. By
doing SO you will greatly favor the
management of the Institute and
the State Of Arkansas, and your
service to tho afflicted child thus
admitted to the school, will be
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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-09-24

Gay. The Judge had on his cele
rated campaign clothes, and wbef
he puts them on he is after some
thing and he is loaded for bear
Ii was tie same identical clothes
Just throwed on; the same over.aIls
hitched to his gallusses with a rms.
ty nail; the same barbed-wire shoe
strings; the same corduroy shirt
tied on with the same tow string
and the same ventiIat0r hat. Ii ID
saId tour years ago when John
was a candidate that he got that
suit OF clothes by trading with a
scare crow. But under meath Johns
dlIap idoted wardrobe there beats
a great big generous heart and
under bis we'll ventilated hat there
are brains 10 spare, and we are
always glad 10 see him aud wish
hlm success.
The United Baptist Association
closed It's annual session at Friend.
ship church five miles northeast
of town Sunday. Itis said to be
one OF the most successful meetings
since the organization of the BODY.
Sundays meeting was the occasion
OF the largests gathering Of people
that has, perhaps, sover assembled
i'll that community.
These panieky times have demon
strated to both the individual and
nation that it is a wise policy to live
within ones means. Those who
spend less than they earn are always
better prepared to weather the
storm when hard times come than
they who live up to and beyon d
their income.
G. G. Kirkham was very much
over come from the effects Of gath.
ering his first orange blossoms al
Denver last Sunday. He was
slightly improving at last report
It was g lad and lasssie Of Boone
county that he pIacked from the
climes OF Of single blessedness aud
placed in the land OF matrimony.
1t dosen't matter much whether
sick headhead, biIIiousnoss, in
digestion and constipation are caus
ed by neglect or by unavoidle cir
oumstanees; De Wits Little Early
Risers will speedily cure them all.
J E Harbert.
Owing to the incIemency of the
weather the Mckinley club was
not organized Monday night. An
other effort will be made Saturday
afternoon at 3 p. m. Every Re
publican in the township is urged
to come out.
Mrs. T. L. Plummer was at homo
a few days last week from Eureka
Springs whore she has been spend
ing some time tor her health. She
is much improved aud will remain
there some time.
Drs. Ray and George amputated
Robert Draper's leg just below the
knee at Berryville Saturday. Mr.
Draper had been suffering from
white swelling in his leg for some
time.
Carl Buell. returned from a trip
to Kansas last week. He say
everything is dead up there except
the Popocrats and that they are
green all the year round.
The Masonic lodge of this place
has changed its regular time Of
meeting from Saturday night to
Friday night on or before the full
moon in each month.
Taken in time Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla prevents serious illness by
keeping the blood pure and all the
organs in healthy condition.
There should be half dozen
dwellings built in Green Forest this
fail. They would all rent at fail'
prices.
T. J. Watt and Mrs. Fannie
Warren were married Tuesday.
THE TRIBUNE extends congratuia-
tions.
There is no use of talking, W. r.
Snaed & Co. have the finest line OF
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-09-24
LOCAL Mention

Farmers were glad to see the
rain.
Rev. j. O. Coleman preached
bere Sunday.
It's about time the public square
was cleaned up,
Mrs. q. S. Foreman is up again
after weeks continent to hor
room.
The Arkansas University opened
at FayettviiIe last week with nearly
400 pupils,
The Ex-confederate reunion
commences at the Aings's River
bridge today.
G. L. MoNiel is able to come 10
town again after three weeks
attack OF fever.
Ellis Wright was shaking hands
with his many friends here Satur-
day ana Sunday.
Alex Hurst aud wife left Thurs
day for Missouri where they will
reside in the future.
For sale-H. H. Stanhope now
has 100000 first class brick for
sale at his farm southeast of town
Miss Dolly Hyson left Sunday
with her cousin tor Jefferson City,
Mo, where she will remain in the
future.
DR.. Poynor of Carrollton has
sold his tarm near that place to al
Kansas man who passed through
here Tuesday en- route to it.
Charlie Ramsey has purchased
eight lots from +. S. Shipman and
Will, we understand, erecta DIV ell
ing and become acitizen OF our
town.
Many days work is lost by sick
bead ache, caused by indiges tion
and stomach troubles. DeWltt's
Little Early Risers are the mos: ef
4ectual pills for overcoming such
difficulties. J. E. darbert.
Misses Nellie and Mamie Puck
EFT of Eureka Springs were visiting
here latter part of last week. Miss
Nellie will leave sometime this
week for Paris, Texas, whore she
will spend the winter.
J. [. " ellis made trip to Ma
Marion county last week to make
asearch q tor the lost cavo that is
said to contain $4,000, ,000in Span-
ish COINS. He did not, however, !
succeed in finding the cave.
From all accounts Cha,nberlalns
Congh Remedy is a Godsend to
the actfi1ied. There is no advertise
ment ABOUT this: we feel just hike
say ing it.-The DEMOCRAT, Carroll
ton, Ky. For sale by Dr.. }. y.
Hal bert
The Carroll county Teachers
Association was in session here
Saturday. The attendance was
not very large, bat the subjects on]
the program were discussed with
much interest. The next meeting
will be held at Ber,yville in Dccem-
Der. /
E. G. Lanter informs Us that he
will hold gold medal contest at
the Snow school house on Friday
evening, October 9. The Green
Forest string band win furnish |
music. A very pleasant time IS
anticipated and cordial welcome
extended to all.
Don't trife away time when
you have cholera morbus or diar-
rhna. Fight them in the begin
ming with DeWitt's Cholic u
Cholera Cure. You don't haye to
wait for resalts. They are instan
1ueous, and it leaves the bowels in
a healthy condition. J. e. Harbert.
This is the announcement n west
ern editor makes on launching on
ne the sea OF journalism: "Onr
aim is to tell the truth; though the
heavens fall. Our paDer-0t the |
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-09-24
Hat As A PIG.

]. J Scrnggs Of Sidon, Miss,
says: "Our little girl 8 month old,
was in very low stare from sum
mer com plant and Germetuer made
her as fat as pig
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Among the fruit and flower novelties which
l-.-i brings u, we notice that the enterpri.lpg
and reliable firm Of JAMES YfCk's soxs
Rochester y Y, arr already calling attention
,o three. which seem TO have won great favor
where known They are the Double sweet Pea
the only one IN the world true to name, Bride
Of Niagara. the "Early Leader Tomato the
earliest OF all the early tomato family and sur.
to become great favorite, and the already
famous blsckbcrrY, the "RAihbun."
Rs the way. readers, are any Of you 80 far
behind the times a. not To know "NICE's
FLORAL GUfuE," II any of you have never
-een II, send j. cents to this firm At Rochester
y. Y, and get copy. You can deduct this
from the frat orier for seeds and the pleasure
and Information their Guide will give you viii
certainly induce you to keep up the acquain,
Aucc.-ldrf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Nsrrs see other pasca

Lsmoine.
Arthur Young. ot Hancock. was n
town visiting friends recently.
Capt Charles Hodgkins Is st home for
few days visit. His vessel Is in Boston
awaiting charter.
The fortnig htly Christian Endesyor So
cisble was held at y. B. Coolidge's Friday
evening. Nearly fity persons were pres
ent.
NJ. Hersey snd daughter, OF Somes-
vile, have secured house in this town,
and propose to make their home with Us
for a while. at least.
Many Of cur children snd some chill
dren Of larger growth have had g
cough, which strongly resembles the
whooping cough, 4, indeed. it Is not the
real thing.
School IN district Ne ,, taught by Miss
Abbie Leig hton, closed last week. Miss
Leighton WAS well liked BY her scholars,
and the term was a success. Enrolment,
20; average attendance. 1872.
Feb g. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Arthur Roberts, the English comedian
was lately the means Of averting a panic
in theatre. Some odds and ends oil
scenery had taken fire, and very per
ceptible odor OF burning alarmed the
spectators. A panic seemed to be i'm
minent, when Mr.. Roberts appeared on
the stage.
Ladies and gentlemen ne said. ''com-
pose yourselves. There Is no danger
give you my word OF honor there is no
danger" The audience did not seem
treasured. ladies snd gentlemen,
continued The comedian. rising 10 the
necessities ofthe occasion. "confound II
all: do you think il there MS any danger
I'd be here" The panic collapsed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

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Mr-. George Allen i confined - .ae
house With severe cold.
Mrs. Ellen Hopkins. Of Blueh..t. 3, gl,.r-
!rs aer s.ster. Mr.. Allen.
Whoop.ng cough : sti.Iwithus- .-u1H
visiting at Dr.. Emery'- and Capt ". :
Treworgys
Rev. Il. T. Dsy went 10 Bar Hsrso1 oil
business Monday.
We are g!sd 10 see y. {. Means around
sgsla after several weeks illness As
treasurer Of the finance committee Of the
nex Bsptis, shurch he wss sosely missed
p. G. Means opened his house las,
We needsy evening for e picnic supp--
snd social Mr.. and Mrs. Means, with
their son John and daughter Lena, 30
assisted them, know how to make one
Zee! a. home. a. a. the guests can testify.
Mss Eys Young presided II the organ.
while s chorus OF voices filed the house
with song. Mrs. Means had the pleasure
o. turning SIo-a5 into the Baptist church
fund. Who VIII De the next to open
rs house 70 help along this good work
Miss Edwards the evangelist. : soon to
oegin Work here.
Rev. and Mr.. bay enjoyed few hours
ST Juniper cottage las; week I. viii
almost make one think summer : here 10
visit Ms. Means conservatory where
such variety q plants : in bloom.
FEB
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Porter-Trs.n's ava, man. Y should
hae ran faster. Passenger Ran faster.
bod, a ran fast enough. tut .aaasd
hae >tsrtit sooner.
Why do You suppose they always
represent Cupid a. a boy hs asked.
d" Because be never arrives a. year> Il
E secretion. Sc she replied.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

West Franklin.
Lorenzo DeBeck fell and broke three
ribs one dsy last week.
Rev. G. ". Avery breaches al the
church 50 . bat afternoons.
l. :. Butler started FOR Lake View Fri
day to work in the spool mill.
Cottage prayer meetings are held week
~, Thursday evening the meeting vii
be held st Deacon Clsrk's.
A petition has been forwarded 10 Wash
I5gton signed y nearly all the voters
here, asking Tor the appointment q Mrs.
Aramints DeBeck for postmlstress.
Since tie snow increased sctivity has
been manifested in this vicinity, teams
are hauling logs, wood and ship TN Der
from a.! directions. L : said thst next
summer }. ?. Gordon VIII build snot her
vessel larger than the one that Is now pat
up at MS yard.
Feb s. CHEER
West Sullivan.
George E. Miller 5 visiting his former
home in Carmel.
The ladies q me sidewalk society
realized 50 from tie supper snd ss!e
Wednesday evening
W. 3. Thomas, Charles Brinton ana
g. II. Tracey nave gone TO Amherst.
where they VI Aaal bark with their
teams.
Lorenzo B1nher srr.yet Friday from
Hurricane Island. VIII ne body = h.
\
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

sound.
Grace Young, no VS. GATED here by
tie desth O: ne -.,sr. Las returned 10
Bar Ha; oo..
rae lntan; dsa.af4- Ct Mr.. and Mrs.,
Roter, Higgins d-e1 4 whoop-ng cough
lzsE Wednesday.
Re-. NJ. Barker. g Soaesy!lle, holds
meetings n the scnoo.-ae4ss Wednesday
evenings.
\ party q trlsnas were Invited 20 NJ.
Cara Su-Pay's the e7ensag = Jsn. =, to
sszserste he t--,Edsy am .ye-sa-y a he-
r-ecs. Cara Harmon. Refreshments were
s=-v=1 ana good t.ms Nss enjoyed ag
Ez--F H--55s-E s;==Hzs ~ sL school
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
COUNTY NEWS.


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I John P. Grover and VIE we're IN Ban
gor one day last week.
Ezra HelIjber. Of Bangor. made his
relatives here brief visit recently.
Mrs Helen NJ Buzzeu : spendinr a
4 few DAYS visiting in Bangor and vicinity.
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80. :. - $50
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ehsries :. hlehsFosoh sna we OF bar
10 - 81 -, 80 - =.
e1ss Duh nsln ana :. a. heh hls'oh were
IN Ellsworth one DAY as witnesses IN q
Is" suh oeIoFe the supreme court
Eyersrd kelliher cut his right foot
severely few days ago. he was ST work
in the woods for L. Palmer near Alligstor
lake.
Mrs 4. Richardson hiss gone in the
woods to cook for her tsther. A. J. Gregg.
who lands" into Upper Middle Branch
POND.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
DEER ISLE NEWS.

Green's Landing.
Miss Alice Thurlow was in Rocklsnd
this week.
r. W. knowlton returned from Boston
Thursday.
stephen Brown has sold his sloop bost
Cora F. to George Gross.
Eugene Rose, OF Rocklsnd, was here
snd at oceanville Wednesday
\ little child Of Rev L s. Greene
fractured its shoulder by a fall down
stairs.
Thomas Barbour was st work for
Richard knowlton. during the latter :
absence
J. L. Thurlow has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Alpheus Robbins. in Rox-
bury, Mass.
Joshua Hart came Wednesday. He has
been ST the insane asylum. Augusta. for
the past three months and returns home
restored in mind and body.
Good Will lodge, A. O. I. w, publicly
installed officers on Friday evening
Master workman. Elwood Grindle: fore
man, John hnowlton; overseer. Charles
Wood; recorder. Henry y Haskell, dnsu-
cier. VIII B. Smith; receiver. Richard
knowlton: guard. Luther Weed; inside
wstehmsn, Cyrus Thompson; outside
stehmsn. Henry X. Eaton. The instsg-
lstion WAS held in Music hsll and there
was large number present. Clam chow
der WAS served al close OF exercises.
Rev. ;. \. Aprs hsmian, pastor OF the
congregational church, has been unable
to preach for two successive Sa baths, So
overcome with grie. IS he for the mis-
fortunes OF his family in Armenia. \
sister. with husband snd five children. in
utter restitution, and a sister only six
teen years OF sge. cannot be heard from
at s.l. He has no means ot knowing
W neither she : alive, or " hs: her fate may
be !fl!y!ng. He sends money but csnno;
oe sure list il Will ever reach them. The
people here feel much sympathy for hi
sorrow.
Jan. -. ELSIE II.
south Deer Isle.
Mr.. Minnie Li,t.e;ield returned 10 Ii.
home this week
We hesr With regret Of the serious IL
aees .: Joseph saunders. q! Beeea Hill.
Quite number from here had tickets
. The Masonic installation al tire Land
.nc Wednesday evening. The weather
Wa unusually fine. snd good time re
ported.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
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H. :. Daring and JUICE l-A>e Mere
asa4ng saturday.
EGwa-3 Fullerton aaa We and v =
Fannie H.nck.ey. were IN Ellsworth
Thursday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

During sale daily other attractions of goods
reduced prices Make buy goods cheaper
than OF any other house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
January Clearing Sale
At NJ. GALLERTS.


du OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06

Every Department nas Special BARGAINS.
We recommend al avail themselves Of the opportunity
oncy their purchases and the bargains
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-02-06
CHEZ Z

W. 3. Thomas, Charles B1inton and
q. h. Tracey hare gone 10 Amherst.
where they vi AaGl bark with Their
teams
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06
Threatened Libel Suit.

1t was reported at the Courthouse
and on the streets yesterday that the
ring men were discussing a PROPOSE
ton to bring suit against 81. H Beck
for exposing through the public press
some Of their doings. The Journal
hopes the rumor is we'll founded.
This paper suggested three months
ago that if what Mr.. Beck said about
certain members Of the ring was true,
it was the duty Of the District Attorney
to prosecute the individuals and if it
was false those individuals should
sue Mr.. Beck for lible. The District
Attorney did not act, neither did those
who claimed to be have be misrepre-
scented.
It IS said, too, that the Journal is to
be made a defendant in the suit for
publishing Mr.. Beck's articles. This
paper has no objections. 1t published
nothing but what it believed to be
true, and there are many o.ntr things
relating to ring methods which it has
reason to believe are true, that it in
tends to publish, so go ahead with the
suit.-Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06
TELLER AND CARTER.

Senator Teller OF Colorado ard Sen
ator Carter Of Montana declared on
the floor Of the Senate that there
would be.no tariff bill passed at this
session Of Congress unless it was part
Of a free coinage measure. Both
voted against Morrill's motion to call
up the Dingley tariff bill and they,
as well as the other Republicans who
voted against tho Morrill, motion. have
been roundlv denounced by the Re
publican gold press. Carter is Chair
man Of the National Republican Com
mittee and a loud call has been made
for his removal. Those who are de-
sirous OF co~ncpaiiDg he breach in the
Republican lines telegraphed from
Washington that both Senators de-
clareh in an interview that they would
not leave the Republican party. Now
both Senators Indignantly deny that
they eve said anything upon the sub
iect.
Senator Teller says he has grown
tired of denying the lies of the
gold press regarding his attitude. He
declares he never said TO any n that
he would no leave the Republican
party no matter who was nominated.
He said further that under no cir
cumstances would he support a gold
man or vote for a party whose plat
form contained a gold plank.
Senator Teller is not a political
trimmer, setting his sails to cacth the
popular breeze. He is for the free
coinage of silver, believing that it is
the only thing that will make the
country prosperous and progressive.
He will not vote for a gold nan under
any circumstances and three-fOurths
of the people of Colorado applaud his
sentiments.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06
THE DIFFERENCE.

In Humboldt county. according to
the Silvr State, the Commissioners
invite bids for furnishing a carload
OF coal for the county. In Washoc
county, favOrites are awarded on
tracts without conn etitiOn. There
the mechanics, labOr0rs and others
are given opportunities to compete for
work, when the amount exceeds fifty
or sixty dollars. In WashOe county
contracts as high as $1,000 are given
to those in the ring withoutthe kuO"l-
edge Of the public until the job is re-
corded in the minutes Of the Board Of
Commissioners.
The Commissioners labor under the
impression that they W the county
and that they have Il right to dispose
of public funds collected from the
people as they please and shower their
favors on those who bend the supple
hinges Of the knee that thrift may
follow fawning.
The Reno Journal has been expos
ing the J0bS with me assistance OF d
Fl. Beck, and both are threatened with
lihle suits.
The APPEAL had the same deal with
the Commissioners of this county
years ago and it compelled them tC
obey the law. We advise the Journal
to continue to lay on the lash, The
threats to sue are only cold bluffs. II
the parties did sue il would only be
the worse for them. The penalties fol
the infringement Of the laws relative
to Commissioners should be more
severe.
In this county the Commissioners
are not even under bonds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06
BentOn's LinimCnt.

Which has been used in Carson FOR
owe twenty-five years. has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it, 1t is really intended for
norses but works with the same magi-
cal effect on the human. It is a pow
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the king of the world. Aches knocked
out in short order. No horseman
should be without a bottle. Benton's
Liniment is for sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06
Our Motto.

II we cant do you good we don't
want your money. II We offer you
% yards, wide bleached sheeting
for 20 cents, 10 yards teasel down Tor
S1.O0, 8 yards waist lining for S1.OO.
10 yards skirt lining for 81. 90, or $500
lace curtains for $3.50.
Ihen we do want your money. Such
bargains were never heard Of any
place except at
OLCOvICH BRCs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06
Sousa's Marches.

King Cotton. Beau Ideal, Bell of
Chicago and others at Cagwin &
Noteware's.
WANTED-A l,dy would like a posi-
ton t. do general ~hCusework in town
o. in the country. Enquire at J,
Connolly'S tailor shop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-06

The gold men fear hat if they divide
their strength between Republicans
and Democrats this year they will he
defeated and overtures are being
made to get them to unite OF one
Presidential candidate. AS they COM
bine in Congress it is thought they
should unite at the polls 1t is quite
probable that Cleveland Carlisle & Co.
will support the Republican Presiden-
tial candidates.