davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-07-11
Plenty of Wildcat stills.

So far as | know, and so far back as
the records run, nothin very good has
ever come out of Cyclone Streak, unless
1t mought be few great gobs of fun.
1t is n wild and rough and reckless
scope of country, with a strange and
pecurious people. The woods are full
Of wildcat stills, and they make moon
shine whisky in them parts even unto
the third and fourth generations. 1t
would seem like everybody is kin to
everybody else in Cyclone Streak. 1t
would seem like the revenue officers
got in there amongst EN- and found u
big copper still and two or three barrels
of white ink as Aunty Lucas were
wont to say. They tore up the still and
emptied the barrels right there on the
spot. In the meantime they had run
in on Billy Bledsoe and two or three
of the Hanlins boys runnin the thing
in the dead hours of night-eaught EN-
in the act, as it were. So consequential
~ Billy Bledsoe and the Hankins boys
have now gone to jail in reply to papers
of compliment from the general gov
eminent.
But from what they say about it
neither one of the gang lnowed any
thing for certain about the still to start
with. They had started on a camp
fish that night and jest happened to
stumble up on the ding thing over
there in the swamp Under the circum-
ference of the surroundins they didn't
think ii was any harm to shove up the
chunks and take a drinl: in passin.
That is the way they sung the song at
first, but the revenue officers were
on the trail, and they het the
ground so hot under the boys till they
had to change the time. Then they all
owned up to running the still for
that one round, but they swore
the thing belonged to old man Steve
Hawkins, the uncle of the Tanl<ins boys.
Now old man Steve swears he never
heard tell of the concern before. To
hear him tell it, he never did see but one
wildcat still in all of his born days, and
that belonged TO old Buck Ridley.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-07-11

When bad weather is imminent
swallows fly low, because at such times
The insects which constitute their food
aeep near the ground, and the swallows
IRE forced to follow them on to lower
legions than 81 other seasons
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

Plunmer & Hanbnry have en-
ployed G. 3. Thompson, an expert
painter, to work in their shop
They do All kinds OF black smith.
ing and wood work. See them
Tor work in their line. They will
save you money.
Philips s Reell are determined
that Green forest shall have d
roller MILL Tnoy are making ex-
tonaive preparations tor buIlsing
during the coming summer.
Economy should be the watch
word Of everybody. Yoa can best
econouize by buying your grocer
les from A. 3. Graham.
It takes only ssaall amount of
money to buy neat taylor made
suit ordered through ". R. Sneed
& Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Hoo s---uas5
List Your Real Estate.

Having opened Real Estate
Office in Green Forest we earnestly
solicit every one having land or
town property tor sale to list the
same with us. { We make no sale
we make no charge. Office at
Bailey's old store building, next
door to J. Il. Ramsey. Gail and
see US. STANEoPE Bros.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Citizene' Mass Meeting.

The citizens of Green Forest are
reou ested TO meet cn mass at the
hall Of the public school building
on FridaY, Feb. z, at O'Clock p.
m. for the purpose of paying ~
tribute Of respect to our deceased
Mayor. Henry 4. L. Tanner.
e. S. FOREMAN,
Recorder.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Teachers Mutual Association.

The .Ieaoher's Mutual Associa-
ton will DO held at Back Jack
Saturday, Feb. &. Following is
the program:
" Ne!come addresss-Benton Boyd.
Respoase--B. B. hslnger,
Teachers library-T l. Myres.
Reading circle ". r. Nelson.
County sapession-A. L. Halsev
Status OF education In Carroll coun.
ty-B. B. ES!inger. :
Practical psyoholoey--T. II Callen.
Row develop patri9tisin-J. Q.
Collier
Relations sustained to the school
by teacher, pupils, directors and
pareuts-J. " BIani<iaship.
Uniformity of text books-Joe
Young.
Resolved, That Cur present school
system is in need Of r83 iea reform.
AT. II. T. McFsien, J. N. Moore,
J. n. Ferris. Neg, G. s Crockett,
j. Q. MeFein, &. G. Eirt1han.
Resolved, That the American
Colonies were iastidablein rebelI-
ing against EnslQnd ], IL.
Lawrence, &. T. aaaox, Neg.
G. ". Moore, A. 3 heathers.
Sessions At 10 II. M, i p M.
Let ali come prepared on the
entire program.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Notice " tae Pabiic.

The undersigned having formed
a cop rtnership in the Blacksmith h
and Woodwork business, we desire
TO ask the patronage Of all, and
thanking you tor past custom, VIC
are yours for work.
T. i. PLUMBER,
Will HANBURy.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
hid Yoa Ever

Think of paying that doctors bill
you owe me? II not,'it is timo
you were reminded Of it, and /
earnestly request ell parties know.
ing themselves indebted to mo
either by note or account to max G
8o1tlemeat at once.
7. G. RAMSEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Look 0at.

Those knowing themselves in
debted to ne will please come and
bring the money with you and pay
mp, for ] will moi carry any ao-
counts for I an 700 poor. This is
my first and last call.
J. N. BAILEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
HFhooD 'E,ll Up.

You must come TO time. The
new year is now here and we ask
every body, one and all. who are
in indebted to US in any sum to
come IN at onee and make settle.
ment. Don't delay ere day. Como
right in. ". Il SNEED & Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
LOCAL AERTI0x.

The straw hat season is not far
f.
Il is easier 10 coin words than
ioney.
The public school closes tomor-
ow week
Circuit court convened at Eureka
prings Monday.
Last obaooo for your photo.
ali on g. A. Jenkins al once.
Cheapest Inc Of groceries in
-reeh Forest at 4. d Graham,s.
L. u. Harbert IS able to be about
IS business again after several
Aeel illness,
h issss Tlizso and Essio sbibley
sd Ess 9 Cox entered the High
zhoQi tais week..
|. II IS. ] #. stanhope and son,
,..lpt, returned Friday from
Is - sfHiagdaie.
TUESDAY brought out the old
BIdiers - have their pension
cu6a0gs oXocQtod.
EToa will fna the Lansing House
| 9Isaaid stopping place when
Eureka Springs.
gIf ; oe want your photo you had
/ ter see Je ehl<ins at once IS he
IL leave here about March [.
sG. e Bat Ter was up from Long
feek Tues day ard had US enroll
Is name as a Tribune reader.
H. you want the Toledo Blade
H. TEE TBTBgNE for one dollar
H. maBt send in your order at
HThe recent rainy weather has
Need ctr streets in worse con-
4 ion than they have been in for
u Q time.
40. D Aenett Of Berryvillo will
10 become q res ident OF cur
N aship, He will make crop
n the Faaeher farm.
". NJ. Stroud is in Eureka
81 ,.uss tAfAWeek making arrange
lents to take charge Of the sheriff S
NJ aftcr the September eIeo-
oal
ID ierce Bunch Of Prairie was cir
IL ing IN this part Of the country
IA latter part Of last week look.
M after, the interests OF his candi-
III tor sheriff.
III on. 4. G. Hull, candidate for
ses atarY oi state, passed through
rf ag en- route 70 Sebastian oonn-.
ya The primaries in that county
IA to be held the Is inst.
D. you see those photoes that
Jea akins made ter NJ. r.
acc {, Co. and G. B. Griln's
!pre They are beauties and
alo'F the quality Of work he is
Ehp ared to do.
M. Kimsey Hulsey celebrated
56 birthday anniversary last
AM rday BY giving dinner to a
m Der Of invited guests, A hand
Me rocking chair was presented
Me- by those present.
4 takes a rich man 10 draw a
<, pretty girl to draw atten-
@ dog fight to draw a crowd,
lf { takes a small amount OF cash
law an armful of groceries
m A. II. 9raham's grocery store.
Me annual canferenoe Of the
church was in sess on st
- lest week: Rev. j. L.
He was asaigned work al this
aee Rev. Shipley was retu ned
Re work at Harrison. Rev.
m ppa was given West Fork
N.Y..
Me democratic central commit
@ Boone county has ordered
@ be county convention be held
E1 s This WIS quite disap-
NM 10 the carly crop Of candi-
1910 had hoped 70 have
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

| The saddest thing that can befall
a boy, says an exchange,is to have
the liberty to keep late hours. 1t
Is when the curtain of night clos es
over nature that great deal of
mischief is planned and executed.
Boys who are under lax govern
mont and who are permitted to
roam the public streets at all hours
of the the night are the boys who
bring sorrow upon their relatives
and friends.
The gold oxoitem ent has reached
/ Oak Grove, this county, where it
IS said valuable finds have been
made. D. f. Thompson, while
digging a well, made discovery
that has led to an investigation
by some miners who were so san,
guine about the matter as to pur-
chase Mr.. Thompson's farm.
Other farms have also been
purchased as mineral lands.
The autopsy held here Wodnes-
day on H. A. L. Tanner was the
first Of the kind in this part Of The
country. Tie physicians who laid
aside their work at home and came
here to assist IN the examination
are 10 be commended for their zeal
IN the profession, trying 10 diseov-
or the causes Of disease in order
that suffering humanity may be
relieved
Che entertainment and box sup
per given fer the benefit OF the
Band boys last night was a linan-
eial success, realizing the neat sum
Of $I905. George Goxaey divided
the cake for the uggliest man
present among his friends, while
Miss Bessie Spring captured the
cake for the Prottiest girl.
DIR. ]. B. Cam will be at Hotel
Pleasant uoti the Is, Eyes tested
free of charge. Lenses made to
fit all eyes. Weak and infamed
eyes, blurred vision, headaches,
neuralgia ETC., cured by having the
proper lenses fitted to the eye.
DR.. Iobow, Dentist of Eureka
Springs, will be in Green Forest
the IS inst, to remain ten days, tor
the purpose Of practising dentistry.
E is q reliable dentist and If you
have work in his line you will do
We Il to call on him.
Dir. J. B. Cam of Sacramento,
Cal, arrived here Tuesday and is
stopping Hotel Pleasant. The
doctor fits lenses to all eyes. He
also has a rheumatic and catarrh
cure which be claims as specific
for the complaints.
Neal Dodd, a prominent citizens
Of Yellviile, was in the city Tues
day night. lie was accompanying
the remains OF his wife who died
in El Passo, Texas. last week.
She was being taken to Yellvil!e
for interment.
A mass convention has been
called to meet at Berryville ON
February q, tor the purpose Of
selecting delegates TO the State
convention, March 3rd A formal
call will be issued next week.
Frank Tanner and Annie Bush
alz, nee Annie Tanner, step aon
and daughter of our lamented
Mayor, have telegraphed from
Chicago that they will arrive here
tomorrow.
Rev. Howard, assisted by Rev.
Lamb, has been conducting o very
successful protracted meeting at
Clear Water, on Usage.
"Good Luck" is now brand of
soda manufactured expressly for
/ W. r. Spced & Co. 1t is an excel
Lent grado of soda.
T. G. I4anter tells us that he
wants to bea doctor. He will
sooa lake MP the study Of medicine
under Dr.. Ray.
4 PhaSac of yoonln q hopo
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
csN4 4 ~ A DAY &c AGENTS !!
- = w. A.,rta,,. ,..ln1, ,,.a,1ts n e.a4 IN

and VINO has littie enterprise caa secure SO
t.ay Ii taa fss " asher business. MIa 99algi-
ing now Eyary body wa@ts Climax nova
days Oae agAat cleared see every Gay Ter .
year. good eha9aai best Bssil v asher fnase;
ma position IN toxin, ely or country 9ae
million 20 he sold hwide-Awaka hustler Can
clear $i5 to Sz9 day eesJ washes and dries IN
ciiaas s,fs Co. so5z Star Ave, co!umbus, Q
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Berryyiite IGenfss
From the Gem

/ -O414 0lIV NF5lE
j. L. Russell, of Green Forest,
pad US 9 social call Saturday. Ho
was here TO attend the meeting Of
The Repablican central committee,
he being chairman.
W. S. Grim, L. W. GoudaI6ok,
u m. Wilton, John Atkinson and
Eeid G74deloclz, of the masonic
lodge at this place, attended aud
participated III the burial of H. !.
Tanner al Green Forest today,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06


TIE little daughter Of M. Fred
" eb6ef. Holland, Mss, had q tery
bad cold and cough which he Lad
hot ooen a6le to cure with any
thing. gave Csc bottle Of
ShaH6efiai14's 5 Cough l3omedy.
says W 2 Holden, merchant and
postmaster at West Br1m6sid, and
the next time | sasw him bs said it
worked like charm This feme-
dy is intended especially for acute
throat and lung diseases such as
eelds, Group and whoopins couugbs
and Il is famous for its cures. There
40 danger in giving it to children
tor it contains nothing Injurious.
Fer sale by J. E Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

&. gentleman who would appear
neat in his dress buys taylor made
clothing. Taylor made goods can
be ordered through ". L. saoed
4 Go. for what such goods ready
made up will cost you,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

1 he band boys are making ex-
cclient progress.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

The entertainment and box sup
per gfyea Ter the benefit OF the
Band boys last night was a iinan-
eial success, realizing the neat sum
Of $1995. George Goxsey divided
the cake for the uggliest man
present among Eis friends, while
Miss Bessie Spring caplured the
cake Tor the prottiest girl.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

Dir. J. 3. Cam of Sacramento,
Cal, arrived here Tuesday and is
stopping Hotel Pleasant. The
doctor fits lenses to all eyes. He
also has a rheumatic and catarrA
cure which he claims as a specific
for the complaints.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

DR.. J. B. Cam will be at Hotel
Pleasant uotiI The Is, Eyes tested
free of charge. Lenses made to
ft all eyes. Weak and indamed
eyes, blurred vision, headaches,
neuralgia ETC., cured by having the
proper lenses fitted to the eye,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

A mass convention has beon
called to meet at Berryville on
February Il, tor the purpose Of
selecting delegates to the State
convention, March 3rd. A formal
call will be issued next week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

DR.. Iobow, Dentist Of Eureka
Springs, will be in Green Forest
the Is Inst, to remain ten days, tor
the purpose Of practising dentistry.
He is q reliable dentist and if you
have work in his line you will do
We Il to call on him.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

Neal Dodd, prominent citizens
Of Yellviiie, was in the city Tues
day night. lie was accompanying
the remains OF his wife who died
in Ell Passo, Texas. last week.
She was being taken to Yellyille
for interment.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
HE CENsUREs DR.. WINTER
Morris Wheeler's Father Says
He Withheld a Letter.
HAD THREATENED SUICIDE

Father Declares the Physician Had
Communicate of Which the
Family. Should Have Known-Re-
fused to Give 1t Up-The Doctor
Tells His Side of the Story.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
JUST A SAILORS YARN.
Reported Loss OF the c. s S. Mo-

Reported Loss OF The c. $. S. Mo-
nocacy Discredited Here.
The report telegrapiied from san Fran
cisco that the Monocacy was lost at
some time previous to August 3, is set
down by naval officials as sailors yarn
related to the marines.
on August 10, two weeks after the al
legged loss, the department received
cablegram from Admiral iicNair announcing
that Comma nee r Re:sin-er, OF tire MODocacy.
had been invalied home. The department
Immediately ordered Commander Faren
holt to the steamer by ship from san
Francisco October 8.
1t is pointed out that under the regula-
tons tine admiral would have been COM
PEELED to report by cable any accident to
a ship of his fleet. The Monocacy, built in
Baltimore in 1861, is one of the old roomy
double end ships with heavy smooth bore
battery, and after the war was taken ont
to China for river service Size has been
at Tien Tsin since November last, and this
summer has missed her customary docking
at Shanghai because of unSeaworthiness.
She is worn out and under the law
cannot be repaired. She is therefore kept
in shallow waterat Ten Tsin, where she Can
rest safely on the mud. Seven years ago
she was condemned aud offered for sale,
but no bios were received and the Depart
me Mt has kept her on the Lists as she is
too cranky to bring homo. r.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

An organization OF the Union Veterans
Patriotic League has been formed in this
city, with headquarters in New York The
70 ilow wing Off GERS were elected: Col.
Jacob S. Denver, president: Col. Charles
P. Lincoln, vice president: Alva Tabor,
treasurer: ]. w. F. Williams. secretary;
H. E. Weaver, corresponding secretary:
Theoplus Fitzgerald, sergeant alarms:
and W. W. Chambers. chairman of advisory
board. The object of this league is to
labor for the election of Comrade william
Mckinley to the Presidency Any person
who served in the Union Army or NAVY
during the rebellion and the Sons of
Veterans are eligible to membership.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
BONE IN HER THROAT.
Agnes Hill Nearly Died Before 1t Was
Removed.

Agnes Hill, colored, aged nineteen, a
servant employed by John Council, No.
80 l. street northeast, came very near
choking to death yesterday afternoon,
small bone having lodged i'll her threat
while the girl was eating her dinner.
She ran into the dinng-r room, where Mrs.
Connell was sitting. She could not speak
but by gestures made known to Mrs. Con-
nell what the trouble was. Mr.. Conns.l
was called and DR.. Roy was also SUE
moned. The doctor. with successful
use of the stomach pump, managed to re-
move the offending piece of bone from the
throat. but not until the girl was nearly
dead from exhaustion. After resting for
a while she was able TO go TO her home,
No. 2S pefrees street northwest
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

The King OF Pills is ccham's-REEcTI.
ANS.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
One Fare to indianapolis and Return
via Pennsy lvania Railroad,

On account of the National Democratic
Convention, round trip tickets will be sold
August 20 to September I i, inclusive, WASH
ington to Indianapolis and return, at rate
of SIG, good to return until September 7.
inclusive. au26-6t
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
DOCTOR YOUNG

Is undoubtedly the greatest specialist of
the age. He points to his record OF cures
Inc aSc. IL 49, To ans recoi o. cures W.th
pride. ALL lic, Nervous. B.ood and SKIN
Diseases. Rheumatism, Catarrh, Asthma,
bronchitis. Hay Fever, Dyspepsia, Liver
Disease Disease. Diseases OF the Kidneys; Heart: and
Varicocele Hydrocele. and Rectal Diseases
quickly and permanently cured by mild,
painless methods. No cutting. No opera
ton. No loss OF time from business.
Specific Blood Poison cured for life with
Out mercury orpotash. No testimonials pub
lshed. Office hours, daily, from 10 to
o Wednesday and Saturday evenings. from
to 5: Sunday. 10 to IL. Consultation free
and strictly confidential
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
Important to Those Interested in
Reiil EStnte.

Tie Times Real Estate Bureau, Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
in order to accommodate business men and
others whose time Is occupied during the
day, and who cannot come at regular Of
flee hours to transact Real Estate business.
finds 1t Necessary to keep It's offices open
every Monday evening from TO 10 p. m.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
But 6 Days
Remain
In Which to Avail
Yourself of the
Free Offer.

DR.. Young will positively not extend his
free treatment offer beyond September 1.
Hundreds have already awaited themselves
OF the opport unity and his reception parlOrs
are crowded daily with sufferers seeking
the help OF this eminent physician. After
September l the regular full fee rate will
be charged in every instance. Those apply
ing in person now at his private SAM
tarium, No. 7CU Fourteenth street norti-
west. will be treated until cured, at no
further charge than the actual cost of the
medicines used
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
MR.. wHEELER's STATEMENT.

MR.. WHEELER'S STATEMENT
A day later DR.. Wheeler says. lie applied
to DR.. Winter TO get information about his
SOP, and asked if he had any communica ton
from him. Dr. Winter replied he had not.
Fhis he considers objectionable. He holds
that DR.. Winter had the two communicated
from Norris in his hands. One of these
a letter, stated that the boy was going to
kill himself. The other withdrew the rash
statement. and explained that lie was out
OF his head when he wrote. 1t begged that
nothing should be said about the letter.
Mr.. Wheeler says he called again on Dr.
Winter last Friday. He felt sure the doctor
must have had some. word from his son,
and demanded directly If he bad not
some letter or other communications. DR.
and postal card, but when Mr. Wheeler
demanded that they be given him, the
doctor declined. saying he did not know
whether he was talking with his patients
father or not. Mr.. Wheeler then sent
Lieut.. Teeple, OF the Second precinct. to
DR.. Winter, and he was given Il letter and
postal card. The letter said the young
mans body would be found beside a
stone near the Aqueduct Bridge. The pos
tai card asked the doctor to destroy the
letter and say nothing about it to any,
one. The writer was in an unfortunate
mental condition when he wrote, and
di;in't know really what he was doing
Mr.. Wheeler complains bitterly that these
letters were not sent to him at once. and
says if there is any way to reach DR..
Winter legally he will prosecute BIN.
n, yr,>-rr,
DR.. Winter was seen at his office By
Times reporter and made the following ex-
PLANTATION:
The facts are that on August s 4
gentleman giving the name Morris c.
wheeler, stranger TO me, called at my
office and prescribed for him. Early the
,a,,ar . nn,, pioo 90, Aio"a , reee1seu
from this gentleman Tie letter made =,
statement becouse or some trouhIo h. W.,
qctr, In mako AWAY with b;r,sa,, ~,
hi, hodv Womb no found near :, rocr on
the Virginia side. near the .oue,,,c,
Bridge
Tho nos,aI card sal, nIease dos,ror
the letter. which would nrolab,v roach mo
bv the same mail he was bardlv in his
right mind when he wrote womb Meas,
saw nothing about it. he added
within n davortwoafte this nro,,,,,v
Tuesday ar "Wednesday younr ,ep,,e-
man called at my OFFICE to Ia,rn ;r1
knew ANYTHING obout Morris wh.oler
He said he WORKED i, tho s,n,o ofr;o.
told him wbot 7 knew as seemed r., mo
r,ob.,,
...rbe latter mart Of tho s.r,e ,,oo,-
re,t,em,n came into my or,;oo ,r,,o,
cited ana annarant,y yery o,crr n.
asked mo If rrcw .rrthirr and ton.n
~ ocoe ,,,,,-,,d;no mo s'"''
a..no rnou, on,..,,,, ,,,,. ..,,
7 asred
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

kets for our surplus agric jIturai and manu-
featured prolucts, without loss to the
American laborer OF a single days work
that he might otherwise procure. .li-
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27
Sl.25 to BaltimOre and Return via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets will be sold Saturday and sun
day, August 20 and 10, and will bc valid,
for return passa ge until Monday, August 81
Good on any train.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

Is your house vacant Do you want n
tenant? Is your house for sale? Do Won
want purchaser? Do YOU want to borrow
money on your real estate: Or, have YOU
lots for sale, city or country. Place them
with The Times Real Estate Bureau
and get quick returns Office, Tcnth and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

come public, and then he had come around
all right. the father would have been
equally incensed and ready to prosecute
me-