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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31

ssasncd: aggregate liabilities. nearly "a.
The Chicago Consolidated Iroa aas 60
Co assigned: liabilities. about Sauo.0ua.
J. Hilton. Hughes & Co., succ~-,rrs 10 a. z
Stewart & Co. New York. MADE = rrncral
assssnmcn, and closed hasinc<s: liabilities
over sl-Odo,0o.
e. The Kings County Elevated Railway O.. d
Brooklyn placed In hands Of . reosivss.
sErTrNHrR-
4 Tho First National hank Of Helena. uon..
faiiei- with heavy liabilities
d. The FIRST National hank o: syr.arri,,e. \.
u. euspcnacd-
Wolf Bros dry roods establishments IN r..,.
tic Rsck closed BY attachments: liabilities.
G. The Car and Lnmber Co. Of Tyler. Ter.
failed: liabilities, ss5o.oO
John MAGICIAN & Co.. wholesale millinery.
failed in Montreal; liabilities. si.s.01o.
Is. l. Price q Co.. clothing manufacturer.
failed: liabilities. si:s.cs1.
.. The First National Tank Of Ithaca Mich.
failed.
"A. The Marine National hank Of Duluth failed.
10 ne Bank Of Commerce Of Buffalo closco
its doors.
10. Merchants National hank Of Atlanta f,s,cs
10. The Western New York Procuring Co. n,
Buffalo. seized by the sheriff FOR debt: "A
abilities. sis..s@a
Cnarics Bertrand & Co.. mcrchans- Of fsis
Nerto. Qrc.. failed with liabilities Of sox.
90.
- The Seccsta County savings bank. NJ Biz
Rapids, Mich. suspended
NOVEMBER
-. The FRS; National bank Of Sioux CITY, n.
failed.
.. The Dakota National bank Of Sioux Fan,
failed.
30. The Missouri National bank. a. Kansa,
CITY, passed into the hands q tho comp
tro,lcr of the currency.
The First National bank Of Tyler. Tex,
failed.
DECEMBER
]. Gage s FELTON,. bankers and brokers, fasist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
THE STORM DEMON.

Havoc Wrought by the Eicmesss In Anery
Mood.
FEBRUARY.
:. Bound Brook. n. J.. swept By Gre and
food.
g Clay county. Kan, devastated By tornado
D people killed and many seriously injured.
ID. Cyclone 10 yards wfdc devastated shcr
man. Tex. over 100 deaths.
"a. Cyclone swcp; over Iowa MEXICAN and
Illinois: heavy loss Of life.
Steamer sxarnpcd by gallo at Cairo: y PEG
PIE drowned.
= Oakland county. Mich. swept By o cyclone
many deaths.
". Tornado devastated southern Illinois and
eastern Missouri: In st. Louis the damage
70 property amounted 20 SO ~, 600: III
buildings were totally destroyed. T,si2 par.
italy and 80 slightly damaged, deaths
In st. Louis. "a.
JUNE.
II Terrible storm On tho New Jersey coast
great damage at Atlantic City and C.ps
Aucrsr.
ID deaths by cioudburst st Dshsvcn, Pa.
several missing.
IL. Tornado wrecked many towns In eastern
Is Ogden. Utah. damaged 60 tho exsuns Of
$4,000 By violen: storm.
OCTOBER
Il A West Indian hurricane swept the New
knsland. Long Island and Eew Jersey
u. S.evere earthquake shocks In England and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

1irDs and Cooperation which sscesmbea
- th0 1knnDcfnl Stress Of the Period.
HARcu.
& Dan Talmage's sous. rice dca,ers. failed a.
New York city.
Arcrs-.
Z Moore Bros. spsculstors. suspended In Chi
cagp.
j. C. H Rsrgo 3 Co. wholesale Doc. and shoe
nrm. ass1gned IN Chicago. liabilities. cso.-
OOl
u Security bank Of Dzluth closed It's DOOR.
no Murray Hin bank. one q the Oldest
sesss banks Of New York city, closed IL
dooU: deposits. q. esD.0o
- 0eesys O'B~rne q Co.. iezther dealers; n.
y. Boskek. wool dealer. and the Chicago
- vOosRn ouap works. thrss Chtc,o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31

n,seeiianeans News rs cerrsys rns~rsr,
srcn IN. ppp-r sas.
Jcsiir. Dec. 3o.-Mrs. J. r. White.
side visited friends in Moline the
iirE; par; Of last week.
There was n grand ball n the
Woodmen hail at Joslin on the 25th.
Uncle Samuel Wainwright and
Mrs. r. =. Crompton are quite weak
and in poor health.
AZ Fred Brokeman's sale Tuesday
last. everything seemed 20 fetch fair
prices, the sum total being over
t60O.
Gr. Armstrong. the auditor OF the
c, h. * y was at Joslin "Wednesday
last. AUDITING the company's &c
counts.
Miss Annie keuhi and Mrs. G. &.
Wake have been upon the sick list.
Dr.. LOCKER was called In. They are
are row said TO be better.
Clarence Hanna is again putting
On airs. This time 1t Is q girl baby.
OF which the parents feel very proud.
the other two being boys.
The Woodmen are wainscottng
their hall az Joslin, and are building
Stage N order TO make IL more con-
venient Tor parties and lectures.
Henry knockemns has been quite
busy shipping bailcd hay and straw
both 20 Moline and Chicago. F.J
whi:esiie's balor has boon en-
ployed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck, Of Kan.
sHs. who are now visiting with Mrs.
Beck's parents. have both been quite
sick. Mrs. Beck has been 80 sick
that Dr.. LOCKER, Of Erie, was called
il.
Hon. William Payne took another
Tying trip 70 Chicago for the pgr-
ro.e Of attending the banqne: civer
~ the Civic Federation. 20 the mem.
brrs Of the legislature, and other "a.
cividuais.
The directors OF the Coe ana Znna
Mutual Insurance company met al
the Office of the secretary TUESDAY
last. for the purpose % auditing tho
accounts. and the transaction O,
other business.
A number from this vicinity AZ
tended the supper given by the Ma.
sons Of Port Byrcn "Wednesday
evening last. There are a large
number 10 this vicinity who belong
20 the Masonic fraternity.
There was o Christmas tree nj
the Zumn Methodist church, which
was psironizcd % the extent Of lill-
ing the house with young and old.
The tree was fairly filed with pres.
ents. and there were other entertain.
men;s with singing. aud some Of tho
scholars distinguished themselves A.
reciters Of extraordinary ability.
Newton white ard james Dona-
hoe. who went through such ~ ex-
perience from the vicious kick of o
horse. are both said 90 be recovering.
Although Mr.. Donnhoo's arm was
badly broken. be was a few days
after the accident assisting 90 put
IN load ~ straw. lie should be
careful. or he might have n crooked
arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Besl and family
we're honorod Wednesday evening
last with the arrival Of a distin-
guished visitor In the person Of
George Coates. He arrived after
night. when IL was quite cold. and IL
would have been wicked not 10 have
taken him in. George 10 said 10 be
honest and very good about helping
with the chores.
Mr. ira SO n. pxA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
ANNUAL CONVENTIONS.
Meetings Of Veterans. Church Societies
and Commercial Organazassoa<-

Meetings Of Veterans. Church Societies
and Commercial OrEanizatsoax-
NAY.
L. Sixth annual convention Of military sur
rcoas opened In Philadelphia
u. The AnaalTsmatcd Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers began its 2iss annual session
NJ Detroit.
q. The los,h general assembly 81 The prr~i,y
tcrian church IN the United States opancd
In Saratoga
Tho s,ou;hern Prcsbyscrian general ss.csnh,,
opened at Memphis.
d. Tho as; anniversary % tho American Cni
tartan association opened In Boston.
Irxr.
%. 9Th annual reunion Of Confederate veteran,
began q; Richmond
srrr.
a. Centennial anniversary % tho death Of Rob.
ort Burns celebrated In DumfrscA. Scot.
land
srrTr~nra
!. 3c;h national cncasnpmen; % The @. A. n.
opcnad nc 50. Paul.
oCTourn-
@ Tho ANIMAL convcn;icn q Good Tcasriar.
Of sh. Cniisd states convened at Chippewa
Faiis. Wis.
Tho 18th annual convsu:soa of the National
Association of Booksciirr.. Newsdcaicrs
and siaisnnors opened IN Boston.
IL Tho ii;h annual cncamrsnens q tho Union
Nesrraa hrinn bryan IN Washington.
The annual convention % the ca<nf-crria,
Tray.lcrs' Home Association of Asncr.os
began at BinEhsmson. y. y.
The 9Th annual convention % ti.e national
board Of steam navigation began In s;s.
Louis.
"a, Tbs annual missionary council 81 tho Prot.
oaisnt Episcopal church opened IN Cincsn.
natl.
DECEMBER.
.. The National Council &c Women began 10
annual convention In Boston.
L. Tho Federation Of Labor opened t.s annual
session n; Cincinnati.
~. The Pcnnsylvanis Society Of the Sons Of
the Revolution ccicbrkfcd tho anniversary
OF the cncampmcnt az Valley Forge IN Phd.
ndclphia.
The National Federation Of Metal Trades
held its annual meeting In Cipcinrsfi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
Pub.!cation Notice.
srAra .r lLLrEoIs. s.,


In tse Cifeui. cour.. Septam-tr term, A. q
1898.
NJ. N stnrgeon W. Pattiek Gregg BoSress, In
chqnrcry
an.Iavit Of the non-residence Of Pltrick
Gre ,g BoZpess. the above defendant that hie
pace NJ residence is lnkno9D aud that u ION due
AID dilirent inquiry can not be sscertained, having
cen & ed in the clerks Office Of the cireui,
court Of said county, notice is therefore here
by gwen TO the said nonresident defendant,
that the Complainant i9led mis- bill Of com.
pla n, in the said curt on the chancery eide
the e,f on the 18th dsy Of August, A. D. 1895
and that sun, noa6 Vas Issued thereon ont OF
tsi court. wnerei1 said euit is now pending
retdinable On the nrst Monday in the month 81
January next, o. j BY Law required.
Now, unless ydu, the eaid nonresident de
fenca above banned, Patrick Grey Bog
Ress, shall personally be and appear before
the sad circuit court on the first day Of the
next term thereof.to be holden at Rock Island
N and for said county, on the first Noncay In
January next, and plead, answer or demul
o the ssid comp ainant's bill ofcomplaint, the
anne ant the matters therein charged and sisted
win be taken ss confessed and q decree entered
gainst you according 10 the prayer Of said bill
0ronal ". GAx1xH, CLERK.
Rock Island. H., Sept. q. 1870.
SfuRaroS & MARSHALL. Complainant's Solicitor,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
PrblicasionsNotics.
STATE OF ILLINOfS
Rock ISLAND CousSr. -

In the circuit eoa<t. Janusy ten. 1871.
Nary Hoods!s vs.. A1exander Hoodals, IN chan.
ceJ.
Affidavit Of nori-re,lAence Of Alexander Hood.
a.. the above defendant, having bssm fledin the
Clerks oice OF the cir;uifcourt Of said count no.
81 i.therefoe hereby given 70 the sssd non. resi
mt defendant inst tn complainant hled her bill
o complaint N said court, on ths chancefy side
thereof, on the 18th day Of NOVEMBER, 1896
I'd that thereupno summo1p ise6Sd out Of SSH
c'urt, wherein raid suit is neG bending. return
able on the f.st sondey II thA montA OF
January next, - By NV required. Now,
unless yon, the aHia nor,-fesfdent defend.
ant above named shan personally 30 snd
Of the next tern thereof, 10 be to,dcn al
Rock Island n and fer the said county, en- me
firs, Monday in Jsausry next. ard plead, a1 swer
or deinGr to the sad com piainant's ELL Of con-
plant. the game aud the matters and things
therein charged and stated win be taken = cpi-
fesssd. and decree entered against you accord
ng I'd the PRAYER of safd bill.
0EoRGnsW. GAMBLE. Clerk.
.. N. BEABDstEr. compIstnaus's solicitor.
Eocs Island, H.. Nov, rs, 1s96.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Fstste Of ] IN es w. Dyer, deceased.
The undersigned having bean appointed cdfain.
istrator Of the estate of Jam sW. Dyer. Iase .,
the county Of Rock Island, fts;e of Iiinoie, de.
before the county court Of Rock Island conn
ty, at the ct1ce Of the clerk Of said cour:. IL
the CITY Of Rock Island, at the March term, OF
the frat Monday IN March. next. at which lime
tate are notified and requested 70 attend for the
purpose OF having ths saipa sd;ussai.
All persons indebted TO said estase are recuees
eigne1.
Dated thi. 2sta hav b. Dscsusser A. D. is1.
JoHS ". TlExANs. Admiuistrator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

FEBRUARY.
u Mrs Ameiic Eivcs Chanier The poxcii.s
was married to Prince Psesrp Trouhssskol
Of Russia
%. sir John Everett Miiisss elected precedent
Of the Roysi academy.
ArKIr-
q Ex-Prcsidcnt Bcn3anin Harrison welded
Mary Scott Lord Dtmmick 10 New Ycxh
city.
"a. Gen. Fisz Hugh Leo. the noted Consoaerasr
veteran and former governor q virginia.
nominated consul general sf Havana
u N:eholas II crowned czer g Moscow.
JrxE
L. Harriet Bcochcr sscwss culsbrHscd her 6ssh
u Mckinley and Hobart nominss1d ss %.
10 William Jennings Bryn uuusnss~c BIZ shs
Denocrsss ~ Chicago.
Arccsr
z. Ii Hung Chans. Ckiac-ss rsss< <znan. arrsysH
In Sew Yosk On tbs st-sl>oass-
srrTrnnru-
& MAI. 7. T. C..rk-pa q Omaha c.ec.ed ooD-
nsa1dc- in chief of the a. A r.
Or. Gallagher. TIE rsloass1 1rssh poistiuai
prisonsr. arrived IA Not Yosk-
n. Cardinal easoii. forsscDy psA. Caruy b
the Cn;s<d States. ss4ik from Hsw Yea
for 'sA'y- xox~
8 Gen Fisz Hsrh fre. oorsal scnsrsi a IA
vHna. arrived IN Warrington from CuAa-
H. Francs. = willard rs-sarsed prussdsus a
the y. @ Z. L.
Cspa Aifssd 7. Mahan. shsopsvsi vrss-r. r.
~ ~ ths q. = ssvS sfsss . yuO'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
Dsa't robscce sHt ana Smoke Your Lsfs
Avay.

II you want 20 quit tobacco using
easily and forever, be made well,
strong. magnetic. fall Of new life and
vigor. take No-To-Bac. the wonder.
worker that makes weak men strong.
Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over sOo.O cured. Buy No-To-Bac
from your own druggist. who will
guarantee cure. Booklets and sam-
Piles mailed free. Addres Sterling
Remedy company. Chicago or New
YORK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31

When Bssy vss scr. ~ ese kx ossoris-
whea - vss . chisd. ne crssa su o.aorsA
whn ~ ssu&ns ~ - cs.e 70 ounssA
vbss - - chaassa, - RUhs onnu<s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31

DIR. J. c. Bishop. Of Agnew, Mich.
says: IL have used foley's Money
and Tar In three very severe cases Of
pneumonis the past month. with
good results" Sold BY ~. r. Balm.
SEE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31

The man who
has been struck
by a locomo-
tive and is
picked up alive
and carried on
by the cow
catcher has had
a miraculous
escape. The
m a n W h o
through neg
lect has sacn-
-6Cad hic health
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31
WRECKS AND EXPLOSIONS.

Record q Disasten ON the Ran. In lGlnos
and In Crowded CHA
JANUARY.
- IS deaths in . coal mime dtnAstoe near Car
din, Wales.
YERRUARY.
q Bridge over the PeQrafuck river. mar
Hartford. was washed away: % workmca
drowned
u. About 50 working girls killed a . fassosy
IRE In Troy, N Y.
- Over % miners killed BY IN explosion -
Newcastle. Colo
8 deaths in . fire as . masked han at San
tarem. PossugAl.
burg. South Africa. By dynamite expaoa1sn !:
oves MO- deaths.
- danxhs as ~ burning a 3 1anntun =
:. Un11mool'o Gan1uoah1H 0n01A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-31

Children Cry for
Pitchers caotosla.
Children csy for
Pitchev's costesla.
children or for
Pbtohes'o oo0e0s0os
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07
Citizens Meeting.

We are requested to announce
that there will be citizens meet
ing on tom orrow { (Friday) evening
at 1880. The object of the meet
ing is TO take initatory steps to-
ward securing the Methodist col
lege for this place that is to be
located at some point within the
bounds of the Eureka Springs
District Conference of the M. b.
Church, South. Every body who
arc interested in tie upbullding
of our town are earnestly requested
to attend.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07

Mrs. Camp has received another
invoice of millinery goods. Call
and see them.
A man who has just returned
from Texas says he found one busy
man in the state. He had the itch
and a Waterbury watch. When he
wasn't scratching himself he was
winding his watch.
D. B. Page, the we'll known Sci
entifiic Oplician, is now located IN
Green Forest and is prepared to fit
all eyes properly with speetacles
and eve glasses. Those in need Of
either will do we'll to avail them
selves OF this opportunity.
900 you take pains with your
pictures 2" asked the lady OF the
photographer. The picturetaker
tailed to grasp the idea and replied:
MADAM, if you have pains you
should wait until you get rid OF
them before sitting for your pie
ture.
Mrs. A, J. Ray Of Eureka Springs,
accompanied by her danghtor-in-
law, Mrs Nj. E. Ray of Wichita,
Kansas, came over Tuesday 10 VI ii
her son, A. II. Ray. While hore
the former visited her husbands
tarm on Usage. They returned
home to-day.
A. II. Ray attended the unvei'ing
of the monument of r. l.. Meaoor
AT Eureka Springs on last Sunday.
The monument was erected to the
memory of Mr.. Meador by the
Chrystnl Camp of the Woodmen OF
the World. Mr.. Ray says il was
among the most imposing scenes
he ever witnessed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07
The Candidates Were Here.

We took the following notes of
the candidates who were here
Saturday attending the May Day
Picnic:
J. A, King, candidate for Repre-
sentative, was accompanied by Mrs.
Roena Meek. They remained over
Sunday and were interested spec
tators at church and Sunday school.
Uncle Clip Taylor of Eureka
Springs for reelection to
the office of Circuit Clerk came
over Friday, remaining till Sun
day. Uncle Clip wears confident
smile of success.
Charlie Crabaugh, the irrepress-
able candidate for Assessor, was
here. Charles announcement ap-
pears in The TRIBUNE this week.
J. H. Jackson, for Circuit Clerk,
was busy looking after his inter
cts. He has seen a large portion
of the voters of the county and feels
much encouraged.
Charlie Crock EFT, for Assessor,
was here and is getting to be quite
an expert mixer. He teels SAN
gulne of success.
J. D. Haley, tor Circuit Clerk,
remained till Sunday. Jeff conf
IDENTIFY expects to be strictly in it
on June 6.
LaFayett Walker of Dry Fork,
candidate for County Clerk, was
busy shaking hands and making
new acquaintances. This is his
first race for any Office, and he, of
course, feels that he is entitled to
it.
Alfred Wilson of Piney was
here and also is candidate for
Assessor, but so far has ignored
the eastern end of the county by
failing to place his announcement
In The TRIBUNE.
Spencer J. Morris, candidate for
Sheriff, was greeting his friends
with his usual cordiality. Spence
is rusting for votes. He says
n II ho ,aoI,
A. P. Naples, candidate for re-
election to the office Of Sheriff,
was moving around in bis usual
quiet way. It is said that still
water runs deep.
Joe Naples bad no trouble in
finding oodles of friends. Joe says
the next best thing to being elected
is having large majority, We
predict both for him,
Polk Fancher, candidate for re-
election to the Office of County
Clerk, was busy shaking hands
with his host of friends.
Our home candidates were, OF
course, on the quivive. d. NJ,
Stroud, for Sheriff, F. 0. Butt, for
Representative and A. NJ. Webb,
for Assessor, were endeavoring tc
make their visiting brethren at
home.
At night F. O. Butt and J. A
King addressed a large audience
at Rule on the financial question
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07
HeW to Treat Il Wife.
(From Pacific Health Journal.

First, get a wife; second, be pa
t1ent. You may have great trials
and perpIexities in your business,
but do not therefore, carry to your
home cloudy or contracted brow.
Your wife may have trials, which,
though of less magnitude, may be
hard tor her to bear. A kind word,
a tender look; will do wonders in
chasing from her brow all clouds
of gloom.-Ho this We would add
always keep bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house.
1t is the best and is sure to be
NEEDED sooner or later. Your wife
will then know that you really
care for her and wish to protect
her health. For sale by J. E.
Harb-rt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07
Attention. School Directors.

The Carroll county directors
association is hereby called to
meet at Berryvile. May %, for
the purpose of passing upon the
question of county uniformity ct
text books in the public schools of
tho county. and such other business
as may come before it.
A full meeting is desired.
J. NJ. BUNCH, President.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07

The question of uniformity of
text books is one of much i'm
portance to our schools, and it is to
be hoped that our directors will
present the question to the cleo
tors at the annual meeting on May
Is, and get an expression from
them by II vote. Then, let each
district send at least one direc-
tor to the meeting at Berryvllle to
represent the wishes OF the district.
Should Il majority of she voters
fthe district vote for it. the asso-
citation, on the 23, will take the
proper steps to select and secure
the books.
| suggest few advantages of the
uniform series:
lst, Cheaper books.
End, Better book
3rd, Less frequent charges.
4th, Parents moving from one
district to another will not have
to buy new books.
Let every director, who can, at
tend the meeting, and let each dis
trict see to it, that it has one direc-
tor present on the 23rd.
II. P. BURNEY,
County Examiner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07

Buy your groceries at Gal
loway's. Bottom rock prices,
Galloway has just received
fresh line Of groceri es.
Any teacher in the comfy who
intends to attend the Normal can
get manual OF the Normal work
by calling on or addressing IT. P.
Rurney, county examiner, Green
Forest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07
aH I y G. G. :, :

are the Messengers Of sense-the Telegraph
System of the human body.
Na1yes extend from tae brain to every part
OF the bedy and reach every organ.
Nerves arc like fire. good servants but hard
masters.
Merves are fed by the blood and are therefore
Ike it in character.
Nerves will be weak and exhausted ii the
blood is thin, pale and impure.
Nerves will surely be strong ana STEADY if
the blood is rich, red and vigorous.
Narve3 find a true friend i'll Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla because it makes rich, red blood
Marves do their work naturally and well-
tie brain is uneloaded there are no
neurtlgc pains appetite and diges-
ton are good, when you take
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-05-07
LOCAL MEhTIOA..

Monday was regular pension
quarter.
Green Forest must have 1hat
Methodist college.
A car load of furniture just
received Sneed & Cos.
Blk. W. Bradley has been serl-
ously i'll for some time.
Gong like hot cakes: Those
new hats at Mrs. Camps.
T II. Ramsey made business
,rin to Berryville Friday.
Hardly month till the primary
and the boys are all rustling.
Don't forget to bring that long
,,romised stove wood. We need 1t.
Trimmed hats all the way from
40c up to 81 at Mrs. Camps.
Commercial travellers were
numerous in town Friday and
Saturday.
Mesdames Moore and Skinkle
will do your sewing at very
reasonable rate.
New spring goods of all kinds
and at bottom rock prices at w.
R. Sneed & Cos.
S. F. Baker living on Dry Creek
south of town has been very sick
the last two weeks.
Now is the time for us to- get
a move on ourselves if we secure
that Methodist school.
Mayor Butt was very sick Fri
day and Saturday, but is able to be
about his business again.
Attend the citizens meeting at
the school house tomorrow even
ing. See announcement elsewhere.
There will be special meeting
ofthe Masonic lodge Monday
night. Work in the F. G. degree.
The Tri-County M edical Society,
consisting of Boone, Newton and
Carroll will meet here next Tues
day, the II.
John A. Bunch, receiver Of the
Harrison Land Office, was here
Tuesday en- route to Eureka Springs
and Huntsville.
If you want new dress made
in the latest style and at the bot
tom price patronize the Mesdames
Moore and Skinkle.
Prof. Burney has been rendered
the position of Conductor OF the
Marion County Normal by State
Superintendent Jordan.
With college building and three
church edifices erected in Green
Forest within tho next year,
wouldn't we be flying
Mrs. W. G. Russell and son,
Berry, returned from Denver
Tuesday after u several days visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Stroud entertained
large number Of her young
friends on last Thursday evening.
They all report splendid time.
Dr.. Simmons Sarsaparilla in
vigorates the nervous system. tones
and strengthens the digestive or
gans, and at the same time eradi.
Gates disease. so cents and so doses.
The Christian church OF this
place is seriously consid ering the
erection Of u stone church within
tho next year. Speed the day
when the good work may com,
mence.
Hon. John Black of Fayetteville
was here Tuesday in the interest
OF his candidacy for State Auditor.
MI Black began his career as a
lawyer at Carrollton many years
ago. Being a North Arkansas man
the he, will, no doubt, get instruc-
tons of this county on June 9Th.
Mr.. D. P. Davis, a prominent
llveryman and merchant Of Goshen,