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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
good

Green Forest noeds a good
barber.
The condition of Mayor Tanner
is still precarious.
Traders are securing the coun-
try for all kinds of live stock.
W. R. Sneed and lady Of Usage
were in the city this morning.
Work is progressing admirably
on Blasingame's new stone
building.
Frank Tanning of Green Forest,
Ark !; is visiting relative in this
vicinitY:-Waverly (Kan.) Gazette.
G. E. Foreman writes his folks
here that he has safel y reached
his home at Batopilas, Mexico,
after a journey of nearly month
P. G. Maggard and Kenner
Estes, clerks in the Harrison
Land Office, have gone to Wash
ington, D. c., to assist IN making
copies of the records of the office.
A gentleman who would appear
neat in his dress buys taylor made
clothing. Taylor made goods can
be ordered through w. r. Sneed
& Co. for what such goods ready
made up will cost you.
The item last week reporting
the marriage of John Leathers to
Rev. D. G. Ross daughter was a
mistake. 1t was a case OF misin.
formation on our part. We make
the necessary apologies to all
concerned.
Samuel Meeks, an old citizen of
Prairie township, died Tuesday.
He was burrsed yesterday at Ber-
ryville with Masonic honors. A.
J. Russell, W. M. of the Green
Forest Lodge, together with A. B.
Grim and E. r. Graham, attended.
Hon. W. K. Phillips informs us
that he would like to represent
Carroll county in the next legls-
lature. He will doubtless be
candidate. With Collier, Butt,
King and Phillips, all seeking tho
democratic nomination, the race
for representative will be a decid-
edly interesting one.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30

The winter is now two.thirds
gone and the thermometer has not
registered lower than ten degrees
above zero, and but one Or two
little "skifts" of snow have fallen.
Arkansas has the finest winter
climate on earth.
Economy should be the watch
word of everybody. You can best
economize by buying your grocer
les from A. 3. Graham.
A. G.. Alfred Of Rule made him
self solid with THE TRIBUNE Mon
day for another year, and also
ordered the Republic.
While in Berryville if You want
q good meal or your team we'll
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel.
1t takes only snail amount of
money to buy neat taylor made
suit ordered through Y. R. sneed
Il Co.
Remove all doubt by announc-
ing your candidacy in the county
papers. Nothing else will do, it.
Green Forest has a trio of young
mon who dip snuff, put powder 90
her faces and wear bloomers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
Teachers Mutual Association.

The Teachers Mutual Associa-
ton will be held at Black Jack
Saturday, Feb. 18. Following is
the program:
Welcome addresss-Benton Boyd.
Response-B. B. Eslinger.
Teachers library-T. L. Myres.
Reading circle W. r. Nelson.
County supersion-A. L. Hulsey.
Status of education in Carroll coun-
ty-B. B. Eslinger.
Practical psychologist. M. Callen.
How develop patriotism-J. 0.
Collier.
Relations sustained to the school
by teacher, pupils, directors and
parents-J. w. Blankinship.
Uniformity Of text books-Joe
Young.
Resolved, That our present school
system is in need Of radical reform.
Aft. R. F. McFien, J. n. Moore,
J. n. Ferris. Neg G. S Crockett,
J. 0. McFein, G. c. Kirk ham.
Resolved, That the American
Colonies were justifable in rebell-
i ing against England. j. II.
Lawrence. r. F. Mattox. Neg.
G. w. Moore, A. B. Leathers.
Sessions at 10 a. M, / p. m.
bet all come prepared on the
entire program.
J. O. COLLIER,
J. W. kLANIlINsHlP,
G. S. CROCKETT.
Committee.
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For pain in the chest a piece
of flannel dampened with Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and bound on
over the seat of the pair, and an
other on the back between tho
shoulders, will afford prompt re-
lief. This is especially valuable
in case where the pain is caused
by a cold and there is q tendency
toward pneumonia. For sale by
J. r. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
Look Out.

Those knowing themselves in
debted to me will please come and
bring the money with you and pay
up, for l will not carry any ac-
counts forI am too poor. TEis is
my first and last call.
J. NJ. BAILEY.
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List Your Real Estate.

Having opened Real Estate
Office in Green Forest we earnestly
solicit every one having land or
town property fer sale to list the
same with US. 1t we make no sale
we make no charge. Office at
Bailey's old store building, next
door to J. ii. Ramsey. Call and
see US. STANHOPE Bros.
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Notice t. the Public.

The undersigned having formed
a co-partnership in the Blacksmith
and Woodwork business, we desire
to ask the patronage of all, and
thanking you tor past custom, we
are yours for work.
T. i. PLuMMER,
Will HANBURY,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
Did You Eyer

Think of paying that doctors bill
you owe me? If not, it is time
you were reminded of it, and l
earn nestly request all parties know
ing themselves indebted to me
either by note or account to make
settlement at once.
II. G. RAMSEY.
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$40 = DA1 - Ae.-e :
Anyone who wants to g

AnyONH WHO WdHI5 TO S6b IICU
and who has a little enterprise CAL secure 10
day in the Dish Washer business: 1t is boom
DAYS One agent cleared $50 every day for a
year; good chance: best Dish Washer made;
10 soliciting: Dish Washer sold at home; per-
manent position in town, city or country. one
mi llion to be sold wide-awake hustler can
clear SIS to $50 day easy; washes and dries in
two minuets.
Climax Mig. Co.. so1@ Star Ave-, Columbus, Q
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30

Many merchants are we'll aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure In sup
plying them with the best goods
obtainable. AS an instance we
mention Perry & Cam eron. prom
inent druggists ofFlushing, Mich.
They say: eve have no hesita-
tions in recommending Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to our Gus
toners, as it is the best cough med
icine we have ever sold, and
always give satisfaction" rs and
SOC bottles for sale at ] .E. Harbert's.
A great many names are being
mentioned in connection with the
candidacy for the various county
Off ces, but no one has yet formal
ly declared himself u candsdate by
placing his announcement in the
paper. Come out, gentleman;
don't be backward, faint heart
no'er won fair lady. Let your
wants be known. THE TRIBUNE
will give you an announcement and
a genuine np-to-date send off for
the sum Of five dollars.
Prot G. NJ. Barnes. the renown-
ed singer, passed through town
yesterday en- route to Carrollton
to finish winding mp his affairs
there. He will leave with his
family in day or so for Gaitsville,
Texas, his future home. He will
join Rev. Lindsey again in the
spring, when they expect to hold
revival meeting in Texas and
Arkansas. Rev. Lindsey is now
engaged in revival in Boise City,
Idaho.
The order of the Woodman Of
World have had constructed an
elegant and costly monument for
the tomb of tie late lamented r.
L. Meador who was an honored
member of the Eureka Springs
camp. The unveiling Of this mon
ument by the order will take place
at the grave in the I. @. O. F.
cemetery near Eureka Springs
some time in May.
"The Green Forest Tribune" is
the name of patent medicine ad-
vertising sheet being promiscously
scattered over the country by j.
r. Orrell. The intention of giving
it that name is to delude the reader
into the belief that it is really an
issue of THE TR1BUaE. In other
words it is simply anadvertlsing
scheme at our expense.
At the council meeting Monday
nigh Recorder Buell. rendered his
resignation as he IS removing from
town. E. S. Foreman was selected
by the council to fill the unexpired
term. A. Blasingame also tender
ed bis resignation as one town Of
the town marshals. The council
will again meet February IL.
There seems to be no question
but that the gold do really
abound in Carroll county, but il
remains to see whether there are
suffi cient quantities of it to justify
digging after 1t. The belief is
general that it will be found in
paying quantities.
The Little Rock Commonwealth
has the thanks of the Green Forest
bachelors for the reproduction Of
their matrimonial advertisements
recently published in THE TRIBUNE.
Miss Ottie Wilson OF Rule was
in town Tuesday en- route home
from Lead Hill where she had
been visiting relatives.
J. S. Burkhardt proposes to
give a series OF lectures on vocal
music at his residence beginning
on next Saturday night.
The Parker school, under the
management OF W. r. Phillips and
e. G.. Lanter, will close tomorrow.
Indications become more en-
phatic as DR.. Ramsey's residence
hearers completion.
Miss Minnie Morris closed a six
month term OF school at New
II H.. L.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30
LOCAL MENTION


Rev. Doran has been on the sick
sslist the past week.
Aiss Maud Morris of Berryvllle
sntered our high school Monday.
Il Ghea pest line of groceries IN
itfrcen Forest at A. Il. Or ahams.
Jef Davis, an old and respected
jtixen of Polo town ship, died last
eek.
Rrammer of Braswell
Dring entered the High School
ant 4or day.
rel psaa Jpdge Worthington is holding
me t4obate court at Eureka Springs
ru7i is w eek.
S, u. S. shibley informs us that
aslys1 ot his family are down with
K" mamps.
1.i,s d.hsSr and Mrs. Chris Yenny have
'sns yhIboen very sick from an attack
SEEM grippe
pecalbs2
Way VA will find the Lansing House
sh syspRndid stopping place when
tom ON ea eau aznreka Springs.
ds Of i .&
:" condao cd Luck" is new brand OF
ed ed St Stat manufactured expressly tor
'I'ngnsR 5neod & Co. 1t is an excel
y ye'nha grade of soda.
g goun Buell. will soon move
sS,s" sM 3vv Creek whore he will make
nstoropB on. I. 2. Wilson's farm.
ZEE, YOU want the Toledo Blade
~, ~ s8HE TRIBUNE for one dollar
E Smust send in your order at
SIA Leytham of Iowa has
Sed the Davis farm east OF
ND ,Cn2na will soon become a
lDITIesf VI our State.
IjsaT, NRamscy reports the birth o
s'@S' nS girl of the regulation weight
Y. P4e wife OF James Webb of
New yon Sunday morning last.
ras I'D. Crawford has resigned as
! a vesIsipal of the Berryvllle public
Dl F.O. Butt was Immediate
ey, pmoted to the head OF tho
,.v mor by the board.
remos' aheer J. Morris, Carroll coun-
On'leO1x- sheriff, spent several days
lrless' Sicinity of Harrison this
00 yebuying cattle. He thinks Of
ar ding candidate this year tor
'os' dotfice.-Harrison Times.
most pot
sundayskes rich man TO draw a
" lc psR pretty girl to draw at
4 States, dog fight to draw a crowd,
:, on;al tesiak es a small amount of cash
l'nterest an armtul OF groceries
20 every NIB. Graham's grocery store.
re: II mice in the Springfield
prlceu o1rN lem ocrat that Miss Alice
cry lest veil known to many Green
ice ooo 'pkople, has accepted a pc:
tins. lsSstenographer and type
. With J. L. Goldsberry &
on nric cG9bool, Mo.
nd SunoosasRfoc,or of Grove, I. t.,
her IS a,g36ash order tor The TR1B.
tx mohulIoledo Blade. Joe says
MONTHS reRards old Arkansas as
eAluniS labut at present is very
S have n1 Sengaged in teaching
THE Wnpto hee schools'
~ rs Bunch, Receiver of the
LAND Office, passed
>Saturday en- route to
lar City, where lie goes
n = copy OF the records that
~ I rA&d Friday night. He
bS&nt three or four months.
Protective sa|s bovs are n,enar;uy to
orgaoizat' sppper at tho close Of
to Amer'cS S06 in order to raise funds
exclaimed 0ss{E teacher. The boys
,... rapid improvement
"" the supper will be a
q & this lssrifs lsss On ING supper will be given
,ure America fare s300N house next Wednes-
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ED several rall,.al !
+ ladies to gray :,
cliable heuse
eadv position
'ress / q stan ps,o e9.,.
pay, : !. y srd aio0'
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-30

b Protective 3,
/ (l|organiiza'i'ss q
to Amer'ca
5 explained v
| bWs :: &
~ this League =,
T. by a tariff! on
|e,,ce America. 40
PSmapstit'on Sa of f'''
bra no persch
connection wy
is issustainedb ~
ons and the oA /
| bns.
Correeponu9nf fficia'
hip /" and 'o''I , .,sI.
3 We need end rs our W..
hall or large, to 0u, s,,
+: We publiishh h.a q 7 T.
| il phases. Of Of ~ sns snyt y
n: Send posttaa'a a. ::
fo%p;yb,o,rr or E. w " AIKEN, en-,
ss a $50 Street. Nv
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lon prl'eY
Lnd SundsS
Il her is ssI
Eix month.
months.
kealuTs
rs have Nv
THE A
20 Pa
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an Bunch, Receiver of the
Land Office, passed
Saturday en- route to
|Qn City, where he goes
© OF the records that
n&d Friday night. He
,6& &nt three or four months.
snn boys are preparing to
xHupper at the close of
0M in order to raise funds
6{E teacher. The boys
rs rapid improvement
sp the supper will be a
e supper will be given
o0 house next w ednes-
usic will be furnished
hS@ string and cornet
Fand time is expected.
l has been visited by an
'I&Ctive fire. On last
Sr!gh'g at 8 o'clock fire
i in the ,Deshazo
= Ne northeast coruer OF
~ M tins block were til c
80 q Ates Land Office and the
ysiInHr S office. Every
o'eSlsand Office was burned
nj large loss TO the
sFl Fltsand will necessarialiy
Land Office business
t,rai4nthg I, or more. But the
I ID nothing but it's elegant
y ) a1material having been
r. ~ is not known how
!. s inated.
r43 4tsffHt
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14

man. woman and child that plays cards.
He is a pillar of the local Methodist
church. has publicly denounced dane
ing as an invention Of the devil, pro
eressive eucher and pedro parties as
creased poles to the realm of Satan
and trolley parties as even more sinful
diversion than any Of the other forms
of amusement to which he is opposed.
One might imagine fron this that Mr..
James Inch was an unpopular man III
Parlor City. Such, however. is not the
case. The inhabitants point him out
to strangers as their model citizen and
can't say enough IN praise of him. That
is because Mr. Inch is a sterling busl'
ness man. and 50 generous and charita-
BILE hat his fellow .townsnen are willing
to overlook his radical views on things
in the amusement line.
Mr.. Inch had All experience some
weeks ago that came pretty near knock
ing down with one blow the splendid
reputation he has built up for him
self in Parlor City. 1t was a most un-
fortunate experience for Mr.. Inch, but
it provided amusement for his fellow
citizens for days affrrward, and some
of them are not through laughing yet.
One bright sunny morning early il
August Mr.. Inch boarded train bound
for parlor City at a small way station
some 20 miles from his home. He had
gone out there the night before on
business. had missed the last train
back, and IA night on a cOrnhusk mai
trcss in the local tavern had ruftied him
about as much as he had ever been
ruined in his life. Mr.. Inch had not
been in the train five minutes when he
heard frightful racket in the car be
hind him, and on lnguirng of the CON
ductor what it meant was told that both
OF the rear ears were full of lunaticS
who were being transferred from New
York to the state asylum on the hill
back Of Parlor City.
"They're in charge of keepers, al
right" said the conductor, but thc\
get excited every now and then, and,
tell you. the keepers have their hand
full Lor'! but they do curse!'
''Do you suppose could go look a
thcm?" asked Mr.. Inch, who immcdi
atcly made up his mind that it was hi!
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lMnillG for every
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14

duty as Christian man to go and speak
few words Of admonitlon to these
mcn.
Dunno" was the conductors laconic
response. "You'li have to ask the
keepers"
Mr.. Inch rose from his seat and
started back. He decided that he would
not ask permission to do what was his
plain duty. He felt that the keepers
would refuse him admission to the car,
u he mnde up his mind to slide in un-
observed, take seat and watch his
chance to distribute advice to the un-
fortunate. 1t was not n difficult piece
If work, as the keepers were pretty
ousy when Mr.. Inch opened the door
And walked In, and they didn't notice
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ter what the provocation. The doctors
have but one mode of defense. It's the
hypodcrmic injection, and each doctor
carries syringe loaded with special
preparation which will take all the life
out of man in five minutes, cause him
TO sleep for several hours, and bring
him around after his slumber In . de-
cidedly weak mental condition.
While Mr.. Inch was banging DR..
Blank on the nose and jaw, the doctor
was maneuvring with his free band for
his syringe. While the struggle went
on the keepers kept their eyes on the
other insane men. They couldn't leave
them to 60 to the doctors assistance
The struggle was apt to excite then,
and general outbreak was to be pre-
vented above all things.
DR.. Blank was fast getting played
out when he managed to reach hi;
syringe, haul it out and jab II into Mr.
Inch's neck. The effect of the injection
was instantaneous.
'I'm stabbed" yelled Mr.. Inch, slap
ping both hands to his neck and drop
ping. ,... as
'Im glad of it," remarked DIR. Blank.
"You're the toughest one I ever
tackled" and he motioned to keeper,
who was coming toward him on run
tc come faster.
"We've found the other man." said the
keeper when he came up.
"Of course we have.' said the doctor,
with sarcastic emphasis on the "we."
.'He was under seat in the car" went
on the keeper. you've made bad
break here. and let's get away"
"Great Scott" roared the doctor,
''isn't this one of our menu
"No." said the keeper. "He's citi'
zen who wandered into the car
"Lets cnt this quick" said the doc
tor. "Tell the boys to march around
to the north of the depot and I'll join
you there" and away went the doctor
in one direction. while the keeper went
down the platform.
So much interest had been ma infested
in the crowd of insane men that few
people on the platform had noticed the
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14

struggle between DIR. Blank and Mr..
Inch. The Jew who had seen IL went
away when the insane men were
marched off, and so little later, when
4 station hand came across the respect
able Mr.. Inch asleep in pile of freight,
his clothes torn and dirty, his hat ripped
through the middle. and minus his coli
iar and necktie, he threw up his hands
n astonishment. He called other sta
ton hands. and the men IN the baggage
room came, too. and their eyes nearly
ropped out of their heads at the sight
of james Inch, Parlor City's respectable
citizen, in so deplorable condition.
They were heartless crowd those sta
ton men, for they called policeman,
and the policeman hauled Mr.. Inch out
of the freight and started dragging him
toward the station house, Mr.. Inch the
meanwhile sleeping innocently on.
Half way to the station the policeman
gave out, and Mr.. Inch was allowed to
take a short doze on the sidewalk penll-
ing the arrival of help.
1t happened to be on the main street
of Parlor City that the policeman left
his prisoner, and as the afternoon was
as bright and sunny as the morning
had been, tue inhabitants were out in
great numbers. Any attempt to record
here the comments of the people on MIR.
Inch and his condition would be futile.
Suffice it to say that the downfall OF
| James Inch, the model citizen of Parlor
City, the pillar of the church, and the
greatest philanthropist in the country,
was known for miles that night.
And the next day there was more tn
talk about. Mr.. Inch slept for five
hours at the station house, and then
went home, and, refusing to recognize
his wife, proceeded to destroy the FAM
ily china. lie hurled plates around un-
til he was tired, then smashed windows
end mirrors with poker for time.
He went to bed after hacking at some
furniture with carving knife, and the
next morning woke up without thH
slightest recollection Of what had hap
pened. He recalled the struggle at the
station, bnt that was all. His wife pre-.
tended to believe the story of his having
ieen stabbed in the neck, but she didn't
at all. u.n
For several days the cold glances ol
former friends and acquaintances an.
noyed him. They all said "'yes, yes
when he told of his remarkable ten,
porary alteration, but he could see that
they did not believe him. Nevertheless
the truth came out in time, and Mr.
Inch, OF Parlor City, is as respected and
honored as he ever was. DR.. Blank
made statement in the local paper 0.
the matter over his signature, and thai
more than anything else exoneratef
Mr.. Inch. As for the doctor, he was
suspended, but at Mr.. Inch's earnest
solicitation. the superintendent re
stored him to duty, and he and his&ic
tim are now the best Of frienpds. The
doctor doesn't carry his hypodermi,
syringe except in the asylum ward
now, and he has declared that he'l
never take II out Of the building again
| N. Y. Sim. , # 53.
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"Clinker tells me had to give up 80.
ing into the bicycle business"
why z? NH III '5
\ .Ie couldn't find . new name
Brooklyn Life. 4a4 sss #
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JAMES INCH'S DOWNFALL
The Misadventures of the Model
Citizen Of Parlor City.

X. JAMES INCH is
one of the most
staid and dignitied
citizens of i'arlol
City. He never
drinks, he never
smokes, and il i:
his firm conviction
I h a t h a des :
yaNniup for every
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14

TA1ru y lsttine DOM enr nets ln.~ 4,
tfansparent 6oep1, - the divlnc CIV r.hs
3bpt kAoWing what ~ shall taEss
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14
THE THREE HOMES.

"Where is thy hones" asked a child,
Who, in the morning air.
Was twiniug roses. sweet and wild.
In garlands for her hair.
my home" the happy heart replied.
And smiled in childish glee.
.'Is on the sunny mountain-side
Where light winds wander free.
Oh! blessings fall on artless youth
And al! is rosy hours.
When every word Is JOY and truth
And treasures live in flowers.
Where Is thy home ?" asked of one,
Who bent with flushing face
To hear warriors tender tone
In the Nildwood's secret place.
She smoke not, but her varying cheek
The tale might well impart:
The home of her young spirit. meek,
Was in a Kindred heart.
Oh, souls that we'll might soar above,
To earth will fond'y cling:
And build their hopes on human love,
That light and fragile thing.
..Where is thy home. thou lonely man?
l asked pilgrim gray,
Who came with furrowed cheek. an
wan,
Slow musing on his way.
He raused, and. with solemn mlen,
Cpturned his holy eyes,
INV home" said he. thou ne'er has
seen,
My home is in the skies,
oh, hlest, thrice hlest the man must h
To whom such thoughts are given,
Who walks from worldly fetters free
His only home is Heaven.
Golfers Weekly.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14

\ The ws nice osigins1ly Asapt IS.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-11-14


aud spiritual nature. That machinery
started to revolve on the edge Of the
Garden Of Eden, Just after the cyclone
Of sin prostrated it, svcamorss and
tamalisks, and willows, and will not
cease to revolve until the last soul Of
earth shall got rid Of its last sin and
enter the heavenly Eden. On that
stupendous machinery for soul.saving
the patriArch put his hand, and proph-
81 his hand, and evangelist his
hand, and apostle his hand, and
Christ His hand, and almost every
hand that touched u became !
crushed hand. II was the most sx.
pensive machinery constructed. II
cost more TO start II, and has cost and
will cost more 10 keep It running than
III the wheels that ever made rsvolu.
tion On this planet. That machinery
turned not BY ordinary motive power,
but BY force Of tssrs and blood. Tc
connect it, banda Of influences, made
out Of human and Christiy nerves.,
with al parts 81 the earth, millions ol
good men and women ars now q work,
and will bs at work until every VII,
derneas shall become = garden, and
every tisr 81 gfisf shall bs i tsAr D!
Joy, and the sword Of DIVINE victory
shall give the wound 10 the Ola dragcr
thst shsll send him howling " ths plt
the iron gAts clsnging agsinst him,
nsvsr again t0open. All thats and IL