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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-08-27
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= U. S. Marshal Crump passed
through Wednesday en- route to
Harrison.
G.J. Klock was here Thursday
in interest of his candidacy for
Circuit Clerk.
Tomorrow is the day set to
clean up the Graham cemetery.
Don't forget to go and do your
part.
Blasingame's is the cheapest
place on earth to buy shoes. La
dies s1.25 shoes for s1.OO. Mems
$1.25 shoes for $1.00.
Great sales prove the great
merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
great merit enables it to accom-
plish wonderful cures.
E. Swift, Independent candidate
for County Clerk, was mixing
with our people some last week.
He is Swift candidate, having
strong following in all parties.
W. J. Meador Of Eureka Springs
and J. Shipman of Denver have
formed a co-partnership and
bought out the stock OF general
merchandise of T. L, Myers, at the
last named place.
''Boys will be boys but you
cant afford to. lose any of them.
Be ready for the green apple season
by having DeWitt'sColic & Cholery
Cure in the house. ] E Harbert.
Persons desiring to abtain teach
er's license will take notice that
public examination will be held at
Berryville on the II and l8 of
September by the county examiner.
The Z. Fl. NJ. S. of Green Forest
will serve ice cream at the Band
Hall on Monday, Aug. 81. 1t is
hoped that they will be literally
patronized as. they are working
with untiring zeal to pay for
the new church organ which we
ieel sure is highly appreciated by
the entire community. Sec.
Some sneak william, too inhuman
to be called a person, cut the tails
and ears off q valuable span of
young horses Of e. S. Foreman on
last Sunday night. The team was
being kept by Robert Webb, near
the Yocum Mill. 1t was evidently
done by some one having personal
spite at Mr.. Webb, as his stock has
been mistreated in this manner be-
fore, but nothing nearly so bad.
Mr.. Foreman proposes to give
these horses as a reward for the
arrest and conviction of the guilty
party.
1t is not often that you find q
person who possesses all the noe
essary qualifications for County
Clork, but we present gentleman
in our announcement column to
day who is worthy and qualified
for this important position. We
refer to E. Swift of Eureka Springs
who is sober, honest, competent
and fit for this office. He writes
a legible hand and his clerical
ability is such as to insure clean,
clear, legible and we'll kept county
records. While we do not agree
with Mr.. Swift in politics, he be-
ing Republican, that does not
dlsqualify him from making a
good county officer if he shoul d be
elected, and we are persuaded that
he would discharge the du ties
honestly and impartially. He has
been resident of Eureka Springs
for several years, and his reputa-
ton for sobriety and morality is
excellent. Give his claims due
consideration before casting your
ballot.-Berryville Gem.
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LOCAL MENTION.

On the pclitlcal issues
At the school house tonight.
Dry salt meat at Blasingame at
s l-2c per pound.
The L. H. NJ. S. Society will
sorve Ice, Cream Monday.
Howard and family have
cone to Missouri on visit.
ber, Monday is the can
didates' day in Green Forest.
Mrs. Camp has on hands bill OF
. some of dame fashions latest fall
hats.
= r O. Walker made o business
trip to Lead Hill first of the
week.
Recent rains have given farmers
chance to break wheat lands, sow
j ,furnips' etc
Atty. E.J. Black of Berryville
IS reported to be slowly recovering
from his broken leg.
Frank Jagoman and family ar
rived home Saturday, after a five
weeks visit in Missouri.
60 to W. E. & sneed & Cos, for
your shoes. All grades Of shoes
from rs to IS per cent lower.
The candidates for county offices
will be hore in full force Monday.
The candidates for Representative
will make speeches.
Us. Naples and G. R. Crabaugh,
two prominent Democratic aspir-
ants.to Office, were here Monday
looking after political fences.
Weak, pale and sickly women
and children made healthy and
rosy checks by using DR.. Simmons
Sarsaparilla. SOC and SO doses.
Ellis Wright, who has been
studying medicine tor several
months under DR.. Ray, has return
ed to his homo in Kings River
township.
Hon, W. r. Brooks, the Repub-
lican nominee for Presidential
elector, is billed to address the
people of Green Forest tonight
(Thursday.}
Uncle George Buell. was thrown
from a 2l-year-old mule, Saturday,
which proves that this animal OF
Baalamle ancestry does not out
live his meaness.
Dr.. j. G, Roberts, the dentist,
will be here the first week in
September tor the purpose of doing
some professional work. You
should see him if you need any
work.
Many days work is lost by sick
head ache, caused by indiges tion
and stomach troubles. DeWltt's
Little Early Risers are the most ef-
fectual pills for overcoming such
difficulties, J. e. Harbert.
NJ. Khum, editor of the Jasper
Sclmiter, dropped in to see us on
his return home from the Con-
gressional convention Saturday.
tie is whole-souled fellow and
we are glad to have formed his
acquaintance.
Don't trifie away time when
you have cholera morbus OR diar-
rh@a. Fight them in the begin
nlng with DeWitt's Cholic &
cholera Cure. You don't have to
wait for results. They are instan'
tueous, and it leaves the bowels in
healthy condition. J. E. Harbert
The county campaign was form
ally opened at Rule Monday.
from what we can learn there was
nothing OF unusual interest attached
10 It. There was good crowd
out, and the candidates for Repre-.
sentative made lengthy speech
es. Our informant, who is a rank
silver 81 man, complimented Judge
"orthington's speech, while he
sa'd, Mr.. Butts effort was short
o' what he had expected.
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If you want goods at hard-time
prices you will do we'll to call at
Blasingame's.
J.. L. Russell made a business
trip to Carrollton. and other points
the latter part of last week.
There is no use of talking, W. R.
Sneed 4 Co. have the finest line Of
gloves ever brought to this town.
Here, young fellow, where are
you going? Oh, I'm going to
snoed & Co.'S. to get my wedding
suit.
Of course you want a suit of
clothes; then 60 to W. r. Sneed
u Co., as their prices can not be
duplicated.
Ladies, call and see our dress
goods. We can please you in
quality and in price.
! W. R. SNEED & co.
I hat tired, languid feeling cured
by using DR.. Simmons Sarsapa-
rilla. soc and so doses. Purifes
the blood, appetizer and
strengthner.
Will Shackelford, a a'son of How
son ShackelfLrd who resided in
Green Forest some years ago, has
been veiwing old haunts around
town the past week. His home is
in Lonoke county.
Dr.. Simmons Sarsaparilla will
not reproduce hair on bald heads
or replace amputated arms, but
will purify impure blood, give
health to the sick, and bring rosy
cheeks to the pale face. so doses
SOC.
A large lumber of our citizens
went to Berryville Thursday to
hear the trial of J. D. Pointer of
this township, accused of attempt
ed rape on his daughter. The
trial resulted in a hung jury and
will probably be given bail.
It dosen't matter much whether
sick headhead, billiousness, in
digestion and constipation are caus-
ed by neglect or by unavoidle cir
cumstances; DeWitt's Little Early
Risers will speedily cure them all.
J E Harbert.
The candidates for Governor
were not able to reach here III.
time to make speeches Monday
night as had been contemplated,
owing to misunderstanding IN
Eureka Springs about the time
they were to speak there, which
caused them to have to speak in
the afternoon. The distinguished
gentleman remained over night In
our city, however.
Since 1878 there have been nine
epidemics of dysontery in different
parts of the country in which
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was used with
perfect success. Dysentery, when
epidemic, is almost as severe and
dangerous as Asia cholera, Here
tofore the best efforts of the most
skilled physicials have failed to
check it's raveges, this remedy,
however, has cured the most malig-
nant cases, both of children and
adults, and uuder the most trying
| conditions, which proves it to be
the best medicine in the world for
bowel complaints. For sale by j..
E. Harbert.
In the proper column OF the Pro
gress appears the announcement OF
E. Swift, for the Office of County
Clerk. Mr.. Swift, although Re-
publican, believes shat we should
have the free coinage of silver at
the present ratio of 16 to and in
this respect differs with his party,
therefore, he is an indepedent
candidate, subject to tho will OF
the people as expressed at the
ballot box on the 7th day of Sep
tember. He was born and reared
in Clarksville, Johnson, county,
Ark, and came to Eureka Springs
IA years ago. We have known
him for many years and know him
to be an upright and moral gentle
| -, Ho ia a NQrAful huSlnAG2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-11
Primary ciactlon

Al a meeting of the Silver Party County
Central Committee of Ornsby, Nevada,
held in Carson City, August c6th, 1896,
it was resolved that primary election BY
the Silves Party of Ormsby County be
held in the several election precincts of the
county on Monda, 18th day of Sept. 1896
between the hours OF 10 A. M. and 8 P. NJ.
on that day for the purpose of electiug del
egates to the county Con-entiOn to be hell
in Carson City, Saturday Sept 49, 1896 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. o' said day, to nominate.
Three 60 Assembly ymen. One (I) Sher if
Ex-Othcio Assessor One ()County Clerk
Ex-Off1cio Treasurer One (D Recorder
EXOthcio Auditor, Public Administrator
and Coroner, Ons (D district Attorney,
EX-Of1icio superintendent of Schools. One
W County Commissioner .ong Term)
One % Commissioner (,hor1 :crn.) One
q Justice Peace, Carson Township. One
O. Constable, C.u~on loNn,hip. Onr G)
Justice Peace Empire Townnip. One (D
Constable Empire Township.
roLLI>G PLACES
Schoolhou,e Empire.
Judges -
IL. Deijreirh.
Thos Murphy
Jerry Barrett
Clerk
J. Smith.
Carson Curry ED.cine H0usc
W. L. laylor
Sharon Winston
t. James
| Clerks -
R. Sullivan
| Chas. Stone
| This election is called for the purpose of
electi.'g Thirty yone (3I) delegate to the
Silver Party Convention of Ormsby Cou-
nty Nevada, and said delegares to be app
ortioned as follows:
| Carson precinct 26.
| Empire precinct5 )
The test required of voters of said ele-
ction shall be:
Will you support VIM. J. Bryan and
nominees of the Silver Party at the
commng election.
By orde~ Committee,
SAM DAVIS, Chairman.
WALTER CHEDIc, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-11
Reducing Stock.

John g. Fox is now reducing his
stock and in order to make room for
Fall goods, will sell at greatly reduced
figures, for the balauce Of the month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-11
District Fair Privileges.

Proposals viii be received until Sep
tember 18th, 1896, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ
for the following privileges at the
Ormsbv County Agricultural! Association
District No. Fair, to b held at Carson
CITY, Nevada, September 2Slh to October
3rd, 1896, inclusive;
Bar Lemonade an / Cigar Stand.
Pools, Paris Muluals AMI Book Max
/ ing.
Wheel of Fortune
Candy, Nuts ami Fruit
Ice Cream
Lunch Counter.
Publishing Official Programs
Bids will also be received for furnishing
music (Bras, BanD not less than ten
pieces required
All bids, e.:cept FIR Pp.., Shall be az
comp .nied by Il Certified Check for the
f Ill amount of III ll- Board r.
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
All bids must he marked with bid for,
etc, ETC., written on tn envelope and ad-
dressed to VIM. ly noanc, Secretary,
Carson City Nevada.
By Order of the Board Of Directors,
4. LIVINGSTON, President.
WM. Hy DoANF, Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-11

I have purchased at the Sheriff's
sale all OF the Groceries, provisions
wines / quors, glass. paints, oils aud
general merchandise in the store Of
Archar Baker and will contin ue the
business at the old stand opposite the
Mint. | respectfully ask share Of
plblic patronage, and 1 promise fair
and liberal dealing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-11

Try the refrigerator meat now on
sale at Waite Chedic'S.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-11

s1Castoria isso we'll adapted to children that
1recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- II. A. ARCHER, n. D,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, y. y.
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year made no mistake, and hope to give the

year made no mistake, and hope TO give the
same this time"
Correspondents from various parts Of the State
write of the renewed interest in their Corps
following tho visits Of the Department Presi-
dent. At Wichita, while waiting between
trains, she was rendered reception by Post
and Corps at the residence of Mrs. Marie Little.
where all recounted the "reminiscences OF Lou
isville and the trip to Chattanooga Wichita
Corps is in good condition.
On her visit to Newton Corps, new member
was initiated and an informal social held. This
was like home-gathering, also, as all had be-
come acquainted during tine Department Con-
vention at that place two years ago.
One OF the earliest Corps workers. Mrs.
Georgiana Edwards. was lying hopelcssly Ill,
aud the sisters were giving her close attention.
The Soldiers Home Dodge City, being desti-
nation of the Department President. and reach
ing there at night. Mrs. Maggie Shaw. wife of
the Department VIC, GAR. claimed her as
guest and next morning Col. Cunningham,
Commandment of the Home sent the wagonet
for all who would come.
The old soldiers were all drawn up in line and
gave a military reception. The Home Band
furnished the music, and each soldier shook
hands, giving his regiment and company, and
some were found to be from our place back
East"
Visits were made to all the cottages, and the
nodus operandi witnessed of distribution of sup
plies. These are little homes, indeed, where
an old comrade and wife may sit hand-in-hand
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One obtaina. too, some few rules for making
an outing delightful. we'll as descriptions OF
the flowers skies, trees I" few true fish stories"
and the bits of SIX y-blue philosophy" LAST Of all
there are some verses in praise Of the Veery-
one Of our song birds We are grateful for 20
pleasant book-the woods and the skies and
the rivers will all have a newer and kindlier
meaning for It,; the eye, and the ear and The
mind will all be more appreciative.
GROVER CLEVELAND on A TRIP. By Brsb-
West. Published by j. f. Lawrence q Co.
Chicago. Price Is cents
A political al1egory against the President and
his financial measures.
FROM EDEN To MALTA. By Sir Knight James
w BeiIer Published by the Nitsch<e Brothsrs,
Columbus o. For sale by James W. BeiieK,
Perth, Kan. Price 81
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE office is in recsips
OF copy of From Eden to Malta; Ten Leo
lures on Masonic Light" by Comrade J. W.
Beller, who ia Past Commander in the Oak
and Knight Templar Mason. His book 10
being read with great deal Of interest. Be-
ginning with the dawn Of creation. the Masonic
light which the author has thrown upon ths
scene in the Garden Of Eden enables mankind
to Judge az to the nature of the fall Of man.
Then follows a history of the most prominens
Masonic characters of the ancient world,
sharply defining the line Of division between
operative and speculative Masonry It claims
10 contain the most complete history OF the
Tower of Babel that has ever been eompiledt
with q graphic sketch Of Nimrod and me
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srmpathr for Cuba.

At a recent meeting of the Union Veteran
Legion of Wilkes Barre, Pa, the following was
adopted:
Whereas we believe that in every true Amer
leans heart there Is an inherent love Of liberty
which yearns for the oppressed of every Nstions
and
Whereas we deem IL not only meet and proper.
but our bounden duty as an organized body OF
American citizens who have given both muscle
and thought to the of liberty and who, there
fore know its value. TO utter expression on the
subject of the war for Cuban Independence; and
Whereas, when we look across the straits of Flor
ida and witness the struggle of brave people to
throw of the shackes of an ancient system OF gov
eminent and who deny the rights of q political 90
topus reach its tentacles across the Atlantic and
suck their vitality hearts go out to them in the
spirit of fraternity. charity, and patriotism ami
Whereas the object of this preamble and resolu-
ton is to aid Congress in discerning that the drfe
of American sentiment is that Cuba should no lOn-
ger be plueked that y decaying monarchy may fat
then: Therefore, be it
Resolved That. though we conhde In the wisdom
of Congress- we beg to suggest that with wise dis
cretion vet having In mind the undue haste made
by Spain in according begerent rights in the case
of the recent unjustifabe rebellion In our own
country, our Government stand not too long upon
the order of according all the rights OF Degerency
to the struggling patriots of Cuba.
The Committee on Resolutions was composed
of g. L. Baldwin, Il. w. MARBLE, and Herman
Cohen.
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Utah-R. Fl. q. Minty, Ogden.
Ecrmont-S. w. Parkhurst, ST. Johnsbury;
r. Z. Welsh, Franklin; w. w. McAllister,
Waitsfeld O. A. Adams, Arlington; a. ID.
Florence, Montreal, Canada; ]. III. Lucie,
MONTPELIER; Geo. Z. Green, Brattleboro; Ozro
Mcschmsn, Brandon; James Young, Montreal,
Canada.
Virginia and North Csrolina--W. P. Sands,
National Soldiers Home; E. w. Gurley, Hen
dersonville. n. c.; A. i. Woodwork, Norfolk.
Wisconsin-I1ans b. Warner, Ellsworth |;
John Meehan, Darlington, l. III. Wing Bay
field; /. ID. HiDckley, Waupun; A. ID. Hollis
ter Madison; Levi J. Billings, Rhinelander;
w. II. Rogers, Fort Atkinson; II. r. Allen,
Merrill; Edw. McGlachlin, Stevens Point;
Robert A. Scott, Lacrosse; A. Erickson, Black
River Falls: Charles A. Carter Milwaukee; ID.
C. Van Vechter. Racine; Michael Mangan,
Fond dull Lac: +. Heinemann, Appleton.
BY command Of i. n. WALKER, Commander
in-Chief.
IRWIN ROBBINS Adjutant-General.
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EMMA WINCHESTER TENT.
A Prosperous Band Of Daughters of Veterans
In Nebraska.


Emma Winchester Tent is located at Doni-
phan, Neb., and is q prosperous organization
A photograph of the officers for the coming
year, with a short sketch of each, IS given.
No /. Mrs. Cora Montague, President oil Tent
4, Daughters of Veterans Douiphan, Neb. Mrs.
Montague is q widow. % years old. and is now
serving her second term as President. She IS
the daughter OF VIM. Monroe, Co. A, 18th Wis.
Her father is now a member of A. J. Smith Post,
IS, Department Of Nebraska, and resides on a
farm near Hansen, Neb.
No. q Miss Susie Carriker, Senior Vice
President of Tent 4. Miss Carriker is 10 years
old.
No. 3. Miss Emma Csrriker, Musician OF
Tent 4. She is IL years old.
As will be seen by tho picture the Csrriker
sisters form the Floral Committee OF the Tent.
They are daughters OF Comrade l. A. CarIlker,
Co. d. 126th ILL.,, three years veteran ihelr
father is a member of the GA K. Post located
at Harvard, Neb., and lives at Hansen, Neo.
No. a. Miss Bertha Orcutt, Secretary OF the
Tent. Miss Orcutt is is years old.
No. 5. Mrs. Clara Mills. Chaplain of the Tent
Miss Orcutt and Mrs. Mills are daughters Of
tho late Lorenzo s. Orcutt. Co. G.. Goth I'LL
Co lrade 0rcutt was a member Of A. j. Smith
rost and lived at Doniphan at the time OF his
death, in August, 1892.
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NEW YORK.
An Asthma Cure at Last.

Medical science at last reports positive cure
for Asthma ia the remarkable k.ola plant, a
new botanical discovery found on the Congo
River, West Africa. Its cures are really mar
velous Rev. ]. L. Combs Of Martinsbure. w.
Va, writes that it cured him of Asthma of fifty
years standing and Hon. l.. q. Cute, of Gree
ley, Iowa. testiiies that for three years he had
10 sleep propped up in chair, being unable to
lie down night or day from Asthma. The
Kola Plant cured him at once. To make the
matter sure these and hundreds of other cures
are sworn TO under oath before notary public.
So great is their faith ia its wonderful curative
powers. the Kola Importing Co., l164 Broad way,
New York, is sending out large trial cases OF
the Kola Compound free to all sufferers from
Asthma Send them your name and address
on postal card. and they will send you a large
trial case by mail free. 1t costs you nothing
aud you should surely try it
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SONS OF VETERANS.

News from Various Divisions-Words OF En-
couragement
ILLINOIS.
J. S. Adamson, Moweaqua, sends New Years
greetings to all Sons of Veterans. He expresses
the hope that another New Years Day will
see the Order in better condition.
NEW YORK.
The Camp at Fulton has elected the follow
ing officers for 1896: Capt, Frank Connell;
First Lieut., John c. Buck; Second Lieut.,
Jesse p. Slauson. Council Preston Slauson,
Frank German, Edwin Durfey Delegate, Ora
Coles.
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Good Word for the L. -

Division Commander Patterson, = che Mime
sofa Division, in last General Orders, speaks
good word for the LAS. He says: again
we wish to call the attention of the members of
the Order in Minnesota Division to the neces-
sity of encouraging and assisting in the organi-
cation of societies of the LAS, our auxiliary.
Wherever organized they prove of incalculable
benefit There should be Society wherever q
Camp of Sons of Veterans exist"
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No. s. Mrs Nina Bitters, Junior yice-Presi-

No. s. Mrs Nina Bitters, junior VIce-Presi-
dent.
No. z. Miss Sarah Olthoff, Treasurer, now
serving her second term in that Office. She IS
Is years DID, Mrs. Nina Btters and Miss
Olthoff are daughters of Comrade Anton Olthoh,
Co. c, 10Th iii. Comrade Olthof was in the
service over three years. He now resides at
Doniphan. and belongs to A. j. Smith Post, 90.
No g. Miss Susie Mills, Inner Guard of the
Tent. She is IS years old. Her father, Geo.
III. Mills, served in Co. K, 102d ILL.,, and is now
a member of the GAR Post at Tumble, Neb.,
near which place he resides.
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