The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-01
Post Office inspectors Willi,ms


charge. She was arrested on A nil
10, last, for rifling registered mail
and making false returns to tbe
department.. She was taken to Fl
Smith and remained in jail until
June 10, when she gave bond and
returned home. In some way she
obtained some blank money orders
TO the amount of $500, to different
offices in Missouri, among them
SlO0 OH the Seiigman Office. These
orders were made payable to Pink
Brown at Seligman. Clara Jones at
Fierce City and Jennie Smith at
Monet, which she intended to col
ieet. The inspectors have recover
ed apart OF the money, but she will
not reveal the Whereabouts of the
remainder. She was taken to Ft
Smith and lodged in Jail where she
will await trial Boone Banner.
AS the country is now upon a
political mpaign 1t is well to
remember that every citizen has a
right to freedom in forming his
opinions. This is government
by the people. Abuse is not argu
ment. Intolerance is intolerahlo.
The interest OF men are various
Each man looks ut men and meas. |
ures from the standpoint of his
interests. He should be perfectly
free to express his convictions and |
his reasons, from all sides men will |
learn what conclusions will result
in the greatest good to tho greatest
number. The saying that "overy-
thing is fair in love and war and |
politics. has the cordial disappro.
baton of every man who loves
his country and desires to pro-
mote Its best interests. To seek
for full knowledge, to maintain t,
calm and judicial temper is desira,
BILE just now.
A TRIBUNE correspondent, along
with his better-halt, responded to a
special invitation and took tea
with Dr.. J. E, Harbert Tuesday
evening, the occasi5n being the
celebration Of the doctors Goth
birthday. The supper served was
an elegant one and was heartily
relished by all present. Few meo
have attained the ripe old age OF
ninety as spry and hearty as is
Dr.. Harbert. He conducts a large
drug business without even the as
sistance Of a janltor, does all the
chores about his home, and consid-
cradle practice OF medicine on the
sido. DR.. Harbert has our best
wishes tor the return Of many
happy birthdays.
If your children are subject to-
Group watch for the first SYMPTOMS
OF the disease-hoarsness. II
hamberlain's Cough Remedy is
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse it will prevent the attack,
Even after the croupy cough has
appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving the remedy.
1t is also valuable tor colds and
whooping cough. For sale by J.
E. Harbert.
There was Mckinley and Ho-
bart club organized here last Sat
urday afternoon with a memb ber
seip OF twenty. Their next meet
ing,will bo Saturday, October 10,
which time prominent speakers
have been inylted to address the
club. The Mckinley glee club will
furnish music,
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is
an antieeptic, soothing and healing
for barns, scalds. cats
bruises, etc, aud cures piles like
magic. Ii instantly stops pain.
J. e. Harbert.
Another boy made his arrival at
Alex Blasingame's Friday. Alex
is as proud as little boy with his
first pair of red-top boots.
Will Hanbury returned from a
three weeks visit to Springfield
aud has resumed work in the black
smith shop.
Rev. Doran, assisted by Rev. D.
r. Ross of BerryyjIle commenced