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. rush and a thud outside the station, and
Cilssn1an announced that these sounds
meant the ARRIVAL Of a stellar car on the
receiving platform.
lie was right. As We threw open the
door two strange figures came staggering
a.. one WAS a sine~y. blonde fellow. hnp
and tired as Enough ne had passed
through atsout tllrsy-five thunder storms
''BroneOng exclaimed my friend, as"
founded.
Yes I'm here" he affirmed. And this
g. Zoriin,
lie poi assd 80 his companion. tho stranE-
est ~efssbiAnce OF "a uan / ever had seen
of giant form aud with face OF over
peweFing tntsnlg ence. bat al this instant
crouchinE TO pss floor on hands and knees,
half helpless Your atmosphere - 80
heavy" ne said. IN fairly good English.
Il can hardly bear " yet. Bur l viii soon
stand up lie shook his vast head OF hair
and beard. then heaved a mighty breath,
struggled 80 rise. and SANK into a chair.
This was our missionary.
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We'll Electra" I asked. why should
not women rule tns w0rld 80
All. q che waTld Is willing" she said
soetlv. GsprecAtt1gly-
''If must be willing .' responded. since
every man IS ruled - woman
But aow IS thatcs she inquired.
by his love for her said l. You.
Electra. San r4ie ne. ard precisely b.
that Enears--T love yea"
Shs sr.sle1. Win clear pare. genial
amusement Then suddenly she wept;
and there was the light 81 a rainbow in
nrr f4ee-5ae utnE..ug OF Sunshlny m-rtn
and - fearful ssrTcw-suca a th3ng "a I
never bshe,d En- any other woman. and do
not expect ever 20 see again
Way" SIZE exclaimed. sweetiy. -
E5vHs use great happiness 90 bear sou say
SO Thea. vita cadence. as ef forest
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suddenly or should De asleep or fainting
and Incapable at tais very moment The
machinery would 20 on and We might.
perhaps. BE- destroyed under it,
That Is the situatioa exactly" answer
81 Ham nerfieet. The engineer SIS asleep.
1 had nm druEged IN advance"
'''Fhen YOU iugend 80 murder me here in
th.s forest - FteelT' Z asked senaaily.
but with decided inuarf shuadar.
on. no. 7 at11's say rhas" ne returned
coo.ly. ''blst / ssaH leave You 10 trace
your own course: ard u auYta nz fatal
happens 20 y0H. Il VIII be .aIa entirely 70
the machinery"
"You vilialuF' 7 exclaimed. 50 this IL
your trap for ne is ST. Wei it'a a prst-
- large one far such small game. and Isl
SEE whether can make ny way
through
! started running and lodging ahead.
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nimbly but wsrlly through the awful
shadows. the beWildering electric lights
spotted here and there. and the throo-
bling. swinging. whiTling. or rising ard
falling masses Of metal, all OF which APP
pesred 70 be consciously aiming blows at
n1e.
Hold on" cried my enemy. you viii
certainly DE- killed. stopi On one eondi-
ton I Will help you out
And thatE" shouted back, paualng
IS thal yoa never again speak 4 word OF
toFe 70 Electra or rseur 70 the wild idea
OF marrying her.
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Death sooner re- ,,s,.ass AnS
never consent 10 such plo .'.ssioas a6-
once more I started OF ~ s,@sf
vance through the fofest ~ - Al ms
II was fri9hifal expsri .s ros suffered
former Hfe put together J o." srx,esy aid
10 much fearful excttrinss.11'. - next sss
terror as we're crowded NJ ,s - creps ~
rnlrItes. a namblng H. nv brsg:
through me. from my les ~,.,d actually
and il seemed 70 me th4s
feel my hair growing WIS
ero be c0niinasdJ
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IEla ENhF-~I OF $ ~
WAea we descended froa gre a.~-shfn ~
Ch+>aEe NaS acrrre3 10 notice tnat Eva
refst2e. re Gide5as o}d feminine nine
teenth CENTURY haeis % e~ahbsnG ne~
ss1iTi violently - rhs ~eaF. Nlrh ere hand.
and holding g up. ostenslb.y 10 prevent
tta eraEssaE Gr- tac pavement Sc aid
tats only o8 ytraet crassrfagS or wherever.
according 90 Beer thsorg. tA~Te ought 80 b.
dasl or alrt or mud o. G@zEF,asas--no MAJ
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SEATILE-TACOMA ROUTE.

Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
Time Card-Leave Sea tile 7.45. Ills a. m.
Is. els p. m.
Leave Tacoma $50 a. m. 100. 40. 500
p m.
Single fare. 20 cents round trip T. cents.
Table service unsurpa ssed
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Brother Against Brother.

One of the most remarkable political
contest of modern days was that be-
tween Bob and Alf Taylor over the
goyernorship of Tennessee some years
ego. The brothers are both violinists
-knowniu Tennessee as fdlers. Alf is
the superior proformer, Bob plays left
handed. Neither one is finished
master of the instrument, but they
both play to the mountain melodies to
the queens taste. During their
unique race for governor Bob and Alf
did not actually carry their fddles
with them, but in almost in every town
she people would hunt Up two violins
and insist on hearing them play.
When the election was over and
Bob was occupying the highest office
in the gift of Tennessee a convict in
the penitentiary one day sent him a
fiddle. It was homemade instru-
ment, the convict being its author
and fnisher. He made it while serv
ing out his sentence in the fpen" and
designed touching tender chord in
the governors heart by the presenta-
ton. The story is best told in Govern
or B0b's own way:
cone day just before Christman a
state official entered my office and said:
4 have been i'm plored by a poor mis-
cradle wretch in the penitent tiary to
bring you this rude fiddle. twas made
by his own hands with a pen knife
during the hours allotted him for rest.
Il is absolutely valuless, it is true,
but it is his petition for mercy. He
begged me to say that he has neither
attorney or influential friends to
plead; he is poor and all that he asked
is, when the governor shall sit by his
ogn fireede on Christmas eve with
his own happy children around him.
he will play one tune on this rough
fiddle and think of cabbin far away
in the mountains in which is family
of poor, ragged children crying fof
bread and listening for the returning
footsteps of their convicted father.
Who would not have been touched
bv such an appeal? When Christmas
eve came the governor sat by his own
happy freside, surrounded by his own
happy family, and sitting there he
played one tune on the rough fiddle.
Far up in The ountains there was an
other hearthstone, bright and warm;
the pardoned convict was there with
his children on his knees and his
heart reechoing the strains which tie
governor played on the homemade
fddle-W ashington Post.
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Important Points For Consideration

In purchasing real estate you want
to know that the title is unquestioned.
The same care should be used in Sc
lecting life insurance policy. A Land
Agent who would undertake to make
you believe that a technical condition
in tbetitle to a piece Of proper
ty (Which might cause trouble)
was & benefit, would be classed as a
fool or knave. Tfa Life Agent under
takes to make you believe that restGic
ton (Which may cause troubled
relative to residence, travel and oecu-
patton, suicide and violation Of law
clause in policy, are benefit, be is
certainly mistaken. IF he undertakes
to make you believe that grace Of
thirty days of payments Of premiums,
an extended insurance feature, loans
at five percent, and q return Of one
half Of all premiums, in event Of death,
or detrimental TO q policy he is certain
ly mistaken.
The new Accumulation Policy, issued
only by the New York Life, has only
one condition on your part. e., the
payment of premiums. 1t is absolute
unrestricted as to Residence, TraYal
and Occupation, contains no Suicide
or Violation Of Law Clauses, Guaran-
tees thirty days grace in payment OF
premiums, Extended or Paid-up In
surance after three years, Loans at five
per cent, annexed to the Policy is a
copy of your Application and Exami-
nation.
The New York Life is purely mu-
tual company, without capital stock or
stockholders Every policy-holders is
guaranteed the same ratio on money
invested.
Remember, the new Accumulation
Policy contains table showing the
time of extension and the amount OF
paid up insurance, if lapsed, and the
amount Of cash you can borrow at five
per cent. Fl. q. PoYNoR, Agt.
Harrison, Ark
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Events OF the Coming Wear.

The coming year will be period
memorable in the history OF the
world, if but a part of the plans
the United States Government
and European nations is carried
out. In the United States there
will be the liyeliest presidential
campaign ever held and the 81
Congress now In session viii furn-
ish exceedingly interesting debates
on the tariff and financial questions
until June. There will be several
exciting state elections and many
great political speeches. Every
one will watch with interest the
progress of the Venezuelan Com
MISSIONS inquiry, TIE results Of
the wars IN Cuba, in South Africa,
in Turkey and the outcome of
other complications now arising in
the Old World.
1t is q remarkable coincident
that at the beginning Of a year of
such rich promises ofstirring news
the greatest metropolitan news
paper in the United States--the
ST. Louis Repuhlio-should reduce
its price to 5000 4 year. or to less
than &c day. This low price
now places the Republic within the
reach OF every one. Those who
wish TO keep posted on politics;
trade, national and internatini
affairs during 1896 should at once
subscribe for it on these easy
terms, in addition to taking their
own local paper
Newspaper readers who may
think they can't afford to take a
metropolitan daily paper should
at least subscribe for the ''Twlce-a-
Week Republic-104 papers a
year. It contains the best Of eV-
orything that appears in the daily.
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Death OF H. 4. |. TAaaEa.
ANOTHER pRoafiNEHT CITIZEN OF GREEN
FOREST GONE FORTH.
Pasaea Away On Last Tuesday Morning. Buried
Win Masonic Hoaors.

The death Of Mayor Henry A 3.
Tanner, which occurred at his home
in Green Forest at O'Clock Tuesday
morning last, adds another name %
the rather extended list OF CONSPICUOUS
figures of Green Forest. passing from
the stage of action, during recent
years.
AS had been stated from week TO
week in the THE TRIBUNE of the
past two months, our Mayors condi-
ton had been very alarming and fer
several days it bad been fully under
stood that be was beyond recovery,
yet death was not expected SO soon
His disease as diagnosed by the doc
tors, seemed to have been a combine
tion of chronic troubles, which border
ed.yery closely on Brignt's disease.
He vas conscious up to the last minute,
and he had been aware for several
hours that his end was near, having
made his will on Monday afternoon.
An atopsy was performed in the
body Wednesday morning by Drs. Ra5,
Harbert, Ramsey and Fondren, Green
Forest Drs, I. NJ Poynor Of Berryvine
and &. V. Poynor, of Carroilton
Their report was substantially the
same as shown by the diagnosis. The
liver was found to be badly diseased
and in the gall bladder was found
twelve stones.
MIR. Tanner was So years of age and
had been residen5 Of Green Forest
for about eight years, having moved
from Chicago, H., in 1885. Since he
became citizen Of Green Forest he
has been continuously engaged in tAe
the hotel business, being the proprie-
tor Of the Star Hotel at the time Of his
death.
The deceased vas an honored mem
Der of the Masonic order, holding tie
Office of Treasurer of the Green Forest
lodge. lie was elected Mayor OF on4
town last April, which position vas
filled accept&bly.
Tie funeral took place yesterday
afternoon. The body was taken in
charge by the Masonic order and car
ried from the home Of the deceased to
the NJ. f. Church, South, where
short service was conducted by Revs.
Goudelock and Doran. J large con-
gregation was here permitted to view
the remains. From the church 9 pro-
cession was formed for the picR,ens
cemetery, headed by the Coruet 8and.
next came 5lte order in full =regalia
immediately behind came the body,
which was followed by long line OF
friends. The burial was conducted by
the Masoas, their ceremonies being
beautiful aud impressive.
MIR Tanner leaves @ite in Green
Forest and a son residing somewhere
in the west.
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Two Dives Saved.

Mrs. Phooba Thomas of Junction
City, ILL.,, was to by her doctors she
had consumption and that here was
no hope for her, but TWO bottles of DR.,
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and she says it saved her life. Mr..
lhos. Eggers, 139 Florida st. San Fran
cisco, suffered from dreadful cold, ap-
preaching consumption, tried without
everything else, then bought one bot
tie OF DIR. Kings New Discovery and
in two weeks was cured. He is natur-
ally thankful, It is such results of
which these are samples that prove
the wonderful efficiency of this medi,
cine in coughs and colds, Free trial
bottle at J e. Harbert.s drugstore.
Regular size soc ann
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
-Anu-E-<<@l
TIVE Papers for the Price OF 0ae.

THE TRIBUNE is prepared to offer
the Toledo Weekly Blade, ono
year tree as a premium Tor every
cash subscriber to The TRIBUNE,
TO our old subscriber who will pay
mp all arrears and one year IN
advance, We will give the benefit
OF this unparalleled offer. Give
us yonr substitution al once and
receive both papers one year for
one dollar
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Warming Order.
Thomas =. Il cow an,
.Tcanna " AeOyyal.
g'llrelY AmaY Ills Cars.

Mr.. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster,
Black Creek. N T., was SO badly
afflicted with rheumatism that be
was only able to hobbIo around
With canes, and even then it caused
MIN great pain. After using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm he was
50 much improved that he threw
away his canes. He says this
liniment did him more good than
al! other medicines and treatment
put together Fer sale soc per
bottle by ]. 3. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
sacaT CUT TO MEMS.
MANY INTERESTING EVENTS FROM ALL
SEcTloNS OF THE CoUNynY.
Brief Summary Of the News Of fho Weei,
Compiled for Tribune Readers

Tnesgovernment mints Friday resum-
Oh the coinage Of silver.
\ The census Of Mexico hao been COM
-,lsted. The population is 12,542,o57.
n Bids for bonds are coming into the
81 sury Office at Washington at rapid
tsThe custom of serving wines at
Cabinet dinners is said to be golng out
,fdate.
The house voted unanimously to seat
Srowley, the democratic congressman
~A:Texas.
Cuban insurgents are not expecting
nysgood to result to them from the
enate resolutions.
An American engineer, Just returned
rom the geld fields of Venezuela, says
aatthey are the richest in the world.
Car Reed saws that bis opinion of
omen has not changed since he
rote his woman suffrage report years
yosM
tits said that the combine that
ade Reed speaker IS quietly prepar-
go dump him as presidential can
date.
Preeident Cleveland has ordered the
awes commission to draw 9 bill for
organizing the Indian Territory
vefnment,
Ademocrat was elected to succeed
elate Representative Wilson OF
antncky and Blackburne thereby
ined a vote.
Miss Adahne Johnson, the scrulp-
.ss was married after the new
4an's most approved ides-her
Aband took hersname,
Diyprces were granted to three
nabers of one family at the same
leat Salem. III, A general family
caused the separations,
NE senate passed the free coinage
'stitute for the house bond bill by
ote Of AZ to 35. Mr. Mills of Texas
Ing first in the affirmative, then
nging his vote.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
CLERKS NOTICE

Notice is hereny given that tlle following
named Administrations and BuaIaiaNs fled Al
the Get. term lo5 ef The Carroll Probate court
for sae Easter8 District, their account cBrrents.
Il was ordered by the court that the same be
Continued anl, advertised Tor confirmation or re-
lection at the an, term of said court, lS'5, viz
All persons having exceptions to said settle
raents are requested to Tile the same IN this
court OIL or before the 2nd lay Of the Jan. tefta
thereof.
r. T. Fulkerson guardian Of David ". Full
kerspn md animal account current.
j. T. Fulkerso. gItardi al oi James W. Ful-
lleraon 2ld aHiuai account current.
W O Russell guardian % Jack Goforth lth
annual account current
} A. stanilee guardian Of Roaa a. Grim sth
ANIMAL aeeenHt eu3ra {
Ii. d. Il. Tanner guardian Of j h. Silas,
Jessie and Bowl@cr Russell eth annual aec3ut
current This Oct 81, 1855.
j. ?. Fa.ehcI, Probate Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Old People

4 people who require medicine to
late the howles and kidneys win
the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
|medicine does not stimulate and
aips no whisky nor other intoXi-
;but acts as a tonic and aItera-
It acts mildly on the stomach
bfMles. adding strength and Civ
Eone TO the organs, thereby aiding
lrein the performance Of the
tons. Electric bitters is an ex-
|5tg appetizer and aids digestion.
Peeple find It just exactly what
need Frice SOC per bottle at j.,
Iafp eft's dEUgstrore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
FE.Sse LIZ
sr. louis n s8E rRAEGrsa0 -

IN connection wieh taa great sarta Fa Sfsfssa
Is the lopUlar through ear route 81 gctEtzit
Missouri, Arkansas Kansas, GEiatoafa. Tf,5I .
Territory eN8s, CotorGto. WyeHaE, taa.
New aid G}d hieXigo, : lri@a.a. ilsstt8 t5at p
m, AeFada, California, Nashiegtea asd ses-
gon.
The Frisco Lac is also the n,osf 4.Ir o5 ranfs
to st Louis sed al points e&5t &ere m.
maH Palace sIeebers 8Gli.iNss clste cats t5..ss5
free} and coaches on ali aroHra traaas
Kar time tables, maps, rates aI5 full parsie-
usars. address 0eires5 agent oil tie esee lfae
or SAINTS Ao Route
ii. L. 4lGRREII4, d. ~ lSIIN2T
Ce;N ,uaeager, Gea'i Pass r6
ST. Louis. Mo, ST LsQuis 80
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
WHY Have Yea

Been stricken with disease while your neigh
Dor escaped. or vice-yersa? Both were alike
exposed, but in one case the the disease germs
found Judgement in the impure blood and weak
ened system, while in the other tho blood was
kept pure by Hoods Sarsaparia, and the
body was in a condition OF good health,
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain or grips Sold by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
LAND OFFIeE At HARRISON, Ark,
Dec, %. 1898.

Notice is hereby gtcen that the following nam
ed settlor has fled notice Of his intention t2
that said proof will be made before the tteia-
ter aAd Receiver al HARRISON, AGk ON Fec
ss5, viz: AsharF q. Holden, L l. No l47@l lcr
the Mel See is 7 Is Il = w
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o1'
said land, VIZ:
Dock Norris, Bud Me1ris, " !S Kingsley
ard john Bell, ali OF 0sege, Ak.
JNo. Z GLENDtNIN Reg3ster
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark.
Nan 5 1895


Notice is hereby given t3at the folieV.ine-
named settler has flea Hetiee Of lis iateagen
10 make liM8l eg4ofln sueaatt Of his claim, q
ahat said praDf 8yiA be laaae before lie Jatiae
or CLERK d Carroll oaa.v Ark. at Berr1 XII G,
ARK. o Jan Is, ls.5, VIZ: JohR T. i}Hii Il {
10 1856 tor tse A@af eW l3.ss6 Awla, sWs
Nei SEC so. 1 1871 oi I - vest.
II names tha following " illnesses TO Icaye
his continuous residence gl.aA aud cultivation
af suil laui ~: ". Z peel j I Siiazs
James Il. Bell { az T. fp tx all of 'isagt Ark
JNo. >-LlssE EMS, lsesslseel
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At HARRISON, AZ

utII. = Nv
Notice is hereby eivon thettbe folIowipg-nam
ed SETTLER has tiled 3o5ee OF his intention 10
lagi<e fasl proof IA support OF his claim and
that aaid pIoofwiil be nado before the Register
Wiiliala Bailey III e No 1880 Tor the
Sc Hel, aef Se4, see 70, AW+ SW4, Sec = Is,
\ y y u.
iEenanles the following witnesses to prove
MS continuous csaiacace upon and cultivation
Of, said l9nd, viz:
John Mctiehea, william Sweeten, Mitchell
WeGehee anu James SaclsOn, all of Carraii0u,
Ark J0KN p CLENDhNIE, Register
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Land office at Harrison Ark,

Jan. I 1896.
Notice is hereby eiyen that the toHowii!e-
named settler fas filed aotce OF his inte tton 10
make final pGool n support OF his claih, aad
that said proof viii be raaGe before the udge or
Clerk Of Carroll CO. at 8erryville, Ark, or Feb
{ lsa3 yiz: Gaeaas GsEay l. . 30. I1S.5 Tor
the Se14, wv, Ee3. sW54. Sec, 10 L Is n. i
q &
ne nawes the following witnesses to prove
his eopfinuoi,s reside &C ulon aud cultivation
o. SAID Hand Y.is: albert Clark, ? 8. @ilsDa :,
james Conner and Bulg t1a1ey all OF Usage ARE
Jno. P Clebaenin, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
warming 0rtinr,.

In the Circuit Court, Eastern District, Carroll
County Arkansas.
". W junkirs Pl't'f0
vs.
Thomas =. KeoWan, Warning Order.
joanna w. Aeowan,
Libbie S5urde8n 1ef't
The lefsndeHt. Thomas A. keoWan Joanna
" beowaa and Linbie Stdrdean, are warned
to appear In this court within thirty days and
arsEc1 the complaint Of the plaintiff, W n,
JUskins
Witness my hand and seal of said eours this
26th Gay OF December 1880.
[Seal} Ply J. $. FaugheG L O,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
Farms For Sale.

We have for sale the following
farms in Carroll county, towit:
l6O A. known as W. B. Gibson I'm.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
III near Green Forest.

All near Berryviile, and l69 near
known as the john / Gibson iarn
near Cak Grove.
These farms haze been taken by
Z. p. sidway & Go. Of Chicago
for npaymont af mortgages aud
will be sold at excellent bargains
and easy terms.
Also somo good fsrnas near Har-
rison, Boone county.
For description prices and
terms apply to or address
AIKa Bros.
Harrison, Ark,
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Al. Warren Deft

7 he defendent, A. J. Warren, is warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff, Francis c..
Warren
Witness my hand and seal Of said court this
10th day OF December, 1895
GipTayler Clerk
(SeaD ByJ S. tancher d, C,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

nd 10 the publishers for free parnnhlat.
onot bay cheap reprints of ancient editions.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06
WARNING ORDER

In The Cirenit Court, Eastern District, Carroll
county, Arkansas.
Francis c, Warren Plf.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-02-06

q Ne E2RTAM CO., Publishers,
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