The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07

June 9th, and requests that the
same be made known through the
columns of THE TRIBUNE this week.
Charlie is young man whose
honesty and integrity can not be
questioned, and is possessed with
the necessary ability to fill the Of
flee to which he aspires. He is a
sterling Democrat and has never
filled any office, but he can see no
reason why he should not have this
nomination. He has strong toll
lowing throughout the county and
his friends are going to see that
his claim is given fair considera-
ton. We earnestly ask Tor him
your careful consideration.
The County Judge IN passing
upon the petition that was sent in
from this place asking that the
whole OF district 81 comprise
the Green Forest special district,
ruled that persons who had former
ly transferred to district 81 would
not now be entitled to school priv
ileges in Green Forest district,
but would fall back to where they
form erly belonged. 1t is the wish
of the Board of Directors of the
special district that all persons
desiring school privileges in this
district will acquire the same by
attachment, and not by transfer as,
the latter method has in the past
worked a hardship on the district.
Allen Safer, formerly a resi-
dent Of this county, but for the past
seven or eight years q citizen of
Harrison, was arrested last week
by governmentaut authorities, charged
with sending unsiamped letters by
a q. S. mail carrier, thereby de-
trauding the COVE 'nment. The
charge is a very technical one but
it is hinted that the contents of the
letters are very damaging as they
tend to impiicate him in some of
the post Office ookedness that has
been under investigation in Boone
county lately. We are hopeful that
he is an innocent man, for hereto
tore he has stood as prominent
citizen of both Carroll and Boone.
Rev. J. L. Ruble, J. II. Stanhope,
J. H. Buell., G. B. Grim, f. Jage-
man, and A. J. Russell compose
the building committee selected by
the M. r. Church to have charge
of the construction Of a house tor
that Church during the coming
year. 1t Is the purpose of the
committee to look after the interest
of the town us we'll as the G hurch's
by endeavofing to secure sufficient
4 means to erect credita BILE edifice.
| Complaints are made that tho
roads between here and Denver
are being fenced up. 1t is true
some OF these roads are not public
roads but the people should see
that a direct road between the two
places is kept. open. Good roads
and accessible roads are indices to
the enterprise of any community. :
The drugs in DR.. Simmons Sar-
saparilla is SO concentrated that
4 the dose is very small, but never
theless, 1t is so scientifically COM
bined that it is readily retained and
assimilated by the most delicate
and sensitive stomach. SO cents
and so doses,
Greatly reduced excursion rates
for so days between seligmaan and
Eureka Springs. One way fare,
each way, sl.l0, Round trip, five
days limit, $500. Inquire of agents
Eureka Springs railroad. April
&c, 1896.
Pure, rich blood is the true cure
f>r nervousness, and Hoods Sar-
saparla is the One True Blood
Purifier and nerve tonic.
Mesdames Moore and Skinl1le
make speciality OF maving and
fitting mems and childrep's cloth
ing.
Mrs. Camp received new
supply Of millinery goods yester-
day.
w. r. sneed and Wyatt Hittson
of OSawo were in town Tuesday.