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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
Marvellous Results

g. From letter written by Rev. - Gu
\. derman of Dimondale. Mich, ~a :
: a. permitted to make this extract: :.
y. have no hesitation in reccommendl
I. Dr. Kings New Discovry, as the res'
permittsd te taes Ntt2ttge N h4 thsa sact q"
have no hesitation III recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovry, assthe result
was almost marvellous in the case OF
my wife, While was pastor OF the
Baptist church at Rivers junction she
was hronght dowc.witn pneumonia sue.
ceedine Ia grippe. Terrible payoxyysr93s
of coughing wonld last hours WIN III iie
ingsrruntion and it seemed that che
copld NOT survive them, A friend rec
commended Or. Kings New Discovery;
Il was aeick in IT'S work and highly
satisfactory in results Free trial bot
Ties free ut J. T., Harbert's Drug Store,
Regular size soc and 81.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
An Aster.paarcr discovery,

It was inst after dinner. and they
found the little girl crying piteonsit
20 berseif. II had been a good dinner,
and she had eaten heartily. and the''
cou,d sex. no reason for ner distress-
what k the matter, dearT her moth
er asked sympathetically. The tears
were running. and she could hare
~ speak. She managed to sob our
finally: "Oh. my dinner aches 50 har'
that wish that did not have IT,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
CLERKS NOTICE.

Notice * hereby given that the following
named administrations and guardians filed az
she ly term lsq5 OF the Carroll Probate coars
forth g Eastern District, tner sccount curre"ss, h
Continued &C IL and advertised for confirmation or re-
lection at the .san tenn Of said CONT, 1897 VIZ
NJ IL Camp executor OF tae VII o. ~ SaiAp
deed. first annual account Alrrent.
an persons having excepti9is to said sestle, =
me,,ts are requested to tilHthe same ~ tnls ms
court on or before the 2nd az - s"e oos. 'ea =
thereof.
Yhis Oct 20 1896 1s c,a.n
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

Scaly or.,ptions on the head,
chapped hands and lips, cuts,
bruises, scalds, burns, are quickly
cured by DeWi,t's Witch Hazel
Salve. It is at present the article
most used for piles and it always
cures them. J. Z. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON ARK

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
Noy ~ 1885
Notice IS hereby given that the following
AIMED sett,er has iltd notice Of his intention
, make aaal proof in support of HE claim, ana
hat said proof Will be msCle before the EeE-
Grse,, 3. Watson h. g. No. 1881 for the Sw
Il q aad Sc K NV q Of Sec. TIP ls Mr. ~ W :.
i4e names thc following witnesses to prove
ie continuous residence Upon and cultivation
/, sad land, viz W g. Sims, T.. }. Coxsey,
.oy oxsey ard Charlie Coxsey .all Of Car
JSo. 2. CLsEDENIS, Register,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
nemorest Magazine Free

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Of its owa. Demorest's is actually dozen
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ID il Il digest OF current events and lieas ioT
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amd advice regarC.lrg.the well being and dressis
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The MagaziNc oneyear tof Sz.oo'
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ICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and office. at Harrison Ark,
Nov 9TH 1895

-. IVOVe tff KN'oos
sne-ehy gisen that the following mans
Ernas fled 4 stice Of his intention to
Eal proof il. support OF his claim, and
Eat.oof will ha mace before the Regis
ETeIver at Harrison, Ars on Zee.
IN jacob II l.. White II e no. 2lvz4
Issw4, Sec, ~, r 20, N. r. q w.
Ss The following witnesses to prove
,essus residence uron and cultivation
a, viz: A. y. Wheeler. !. II. Nc.
pve sheed, OF Green Forest, Ark. Hnd
ofy q Denver, asS.
Ao. p GLEsnHyls, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
SHORT CUT to NEWS.
SAW INTERESTING EVENya eKGM At
sCcT.sNs OF rsg COUNTRY.

|. seisF Summary es .he Rows af tse *ssh
. compiled fss Vrih.os asedeas.
Mr. Bryan wae gives IN ovation at
St I.ouis.
President Cleveland hes begun WORK
pom his messAge to Congress.
The majority in the next Hstionai
Esnse against silver will be Il
Gold con tinues to pour into the Treas
|l,y at the rste of $500 goo day,
Mai. w. P. Campbell, Clerk Of tbe
|Arkansss Supreme Court, 's dead,
Nashville surgeons have opened
|boy's uindpipe ard removed . euTr
The anti Republican majority in the
tax Nebraska Legislature Will be o.
Nuee the election there has been q
rae influx of visitors to Hot Springs.
4 large reward is offered for the raid
~ who destroyed the Kentuess Toll
kates.
M Bryan ia to deliver se1ies OK
[on. politice. lectures, opening at AtIsn-
4, Go.
william Foley ;s auspeetea Of the
.,sar re his n,othar and sister ST Lib
rty, No,
The wages of the employees at the
u,lmsn shops hsve been reduced 10
Ter cent.
The worlds supply cf raw sugar for
EaS exceeds thstcf 1895 despite Guba's
hoItage.
1p. D. English succes5s the late Major
P. Campbell az cisrk OF the arkan-
is Supreme Court.
The Pos, Office Department is seeking
change the law governing the use Of
ivase letter boxes.
tis positively stated in " asnsnSson
at Hanna will be McKin!ey's secre-
ry Of the Treasury.
There are l08 pupils IN the Blind
hool OF Little Rock, ofwhom II are ir'
colored department.
Ehe Kansas populiss Legislature pro
bes to make Mexican silver dolisrfs
a tender in that state.
fhe pencil will on which a contes1
" the James G. Fair millions wacP
led has been withdrawn.
r. Lyman Abbott has broken ou1
in gnd says now that the Bible II
direct letter from God.
be County Attorney of Salt Lste]
kh, has declarsA the Utah electloH
lid under the Constitution.
is said that o conference OF th9
or leaders is to be held at Washingf
soon after Congress convenes
bilinq 10 qualify in time large mum
pf Offices throughout the state wfp
sto be filed by appointment. II
clean county giving Bryan ao4 mtF-
y, is 70 be thrown out and Mckln'
plurality in Kentucky will be s4a.
omen delegates have been appoint.
Ii Hung Chang to represent Chi"
the Woman's Congress in London
SS.
National W. G, T. u. Convention
red for woman's suffrage and
minaiion to take hand in poitl-
fmneigns.
Tahleenah, I. T.. the secretary OF
sho0' Board shot the City Marshal
Fas himself killed by q Deputy
d States Marshal.
id s, Jordan, Government Com
nner, reports that bat one fifth rs
Afeals are on the Aiaeka Islands
were 10 years ago.
St oflate Senator Plumb. made
Louis sculptor as q gift TO the
of Kansas from Mrs. Plumb, has
Nsced in Governor Merrill's Of
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The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
Ayers sS,sarsa,s :,sa.r s,,sa rIlga

Is ths original ssrssysarilsar It
has behind Ss @ record for cures
1saeQualiea by any blood purs.
Tying eomDound. Il i!s tho only
Barsa 2 a@illa nonorsd by @
medal at Sl2o Worlds Fair Of
1ssso. ctaays initiate til .
Feznedy they can { initiate tI.a
record
Go aagG Gf Dskrsse
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

fhts Ne sae stamp TIA, the setter bore
Which carried TIE Gtosy far ard w.A-A
q certain cnre tor the loathso4ae sore
fhof enbtied az fsorn ths tainted sias
Ci tine blood below. And 'gysss Aye2ss nam,
AID Lis sarsepaY.iIa, thet all soy. poye.
Ehat Was !ust beg ginuiug 'te dgat os fa1aa
With 1ts cures Of go yeese ssG,.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE IT HARRISON, Rp

44IA-N4s = z 4'sFF II a L'tNlss7F' 5tF'E.
Nov 1925.
VI se.tlef has filed notice OF his intention to
make fnal proof In support Of his claim and
thst said proof will be made before the Register
snd Receiver 81 Earrison Ark, on Dec 18th
1856 viz: uprriett l.. EUlsey n 9. no. i6620 for
the NJ Ne4, Secll Tl9 NR22W.
He naTnsa the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence UPON and cultivation
Of saiQ land. viz: D. L. Sjms of Harrison,
AIRY. ASS Thomss0n, J Jaynes Oxford. arc s. p,
FurSason, Of Shaver, AK
JNo. Z. VLENpsNlN Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
,eeore Subscribing for Magazine
SEE THE BEST,
DE:AI)RE:ST'S,
h3l lI8paDaEEtlsD nFfER

Dcnooreet's cut paper pattcrDs are the most
,rsctical On the market They are OF any size
net sny member of household could require.
n each nn1abar OF the saa&ezine is printed q
oupon emitting the subscriber OF pnrcnaser 70
patter, worth and regularly sold tor S5c, or
NV VIA rp.nber OF patterns for 4c. eachto cover
,a,kaee and postage. Wheo the yaiue 81 the
~. Is con eciii he suhseri ber actually get.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
Jno. P. Clendenin, Register.
LAap OFFICE At HARRISON, ARK,
Oct oi lSlG

Notice is hereby given that the following
named sett,er hrs Fled rotice Of his intention to
make ilnai proof IN eupport oE his claim, and
Vi al said proof will De made at Harrison. Ark,
On Dec, 1895 viz Albert Rothrock, he, no.
IiY77, for the se4 sw4 sac so. Tpl0 q W,
He names the following witnesses to prove
ais continuous residence upon and Guilty alton
II, said ,andvis: ". nj Robertson, OF Bur-
ingtou, Ark William Cook, Abraham Lewis,
md Poney IhoInason, all os Shaver Ark.
JNa. 2. CLMNpENIN, EeEister
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
JNo r ULRNDKNlN Register.
LAND OFFICE ar HARRISON, Ark,

Notice Is hereby given thas shs following.
named settler has Glod notice OF Ills il tention to
make final proofin support of his claim, and
sha. said proof Will be made before the Register
K Receiver ST Hsrr1scn Ark, on Nov. u 1895
viz Jonl Noblin lie No IG645 for ths sw4 swi
sec I. Up l9nr % W
ae namea tie following wit.neeees toprove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Tohn Ovens aud Sam Noblin al Of Green For
est Ark
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26

Ripans Tabules.
kipans Tabules: tor sour ssonacn' J
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-11-26
JNo. 2. CLNnpGn!n, Register
LAND ORgIcE IT HARRISON. ARR

Oct. 20 1886.
Notice ts hereby given that the following
nsaed settler he's fled notice OF his iistenton to
make fi,lai proof IN support or hts claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and 2scefgeY at Harrison Ark. on Nov. 2S 1895;
viz: william r. Morris II 1881 for the
Sex, NwH. he& SWM, VIZ Sw y Sec 1S, H.,
Il !. q W.
neparnes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
sad la,sd4, viz: Z. n. Conner, u. j. Morris,
W II Kingsley and John Fuit2, all OF Usage,
A-E
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

gone and other parts mangled some.
what.
A coroner's jury was impaneled
and an examination held; the verdict
being that the deceased came to his
death from unknown causes. A
rude coffin was procured and the
remains buried. The dead mans
effects which consisted of tent,
bedding, clothes, an ample supply
of grub and general camping outfit,
were all burned, as the parties did
not known what manner of disease
might be prevelant, and not wishing
to spread an epidemic in their own
camp by carrying his traps back
with them.
The greatest mystery now sur
rounding the case is how he got there
as one box that was among the out
fit was too large for a pack animal
and no one can be found at this
writing who has known anything OF
his whereabouts for some time past
His identity was discovered by
some letters found in his coat
! Iron co. Record.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
Startling Discovery at Line City

Last Wednesday afternoon MAJ,
who gave his name as hnigOt' a''u
who was travelling from peLaillal'
New, to Line City, made horr'o'e
discovery. - nv
When in what is known as ny
Creek canyon, about six miles sou nn.
west of Line City, he came across
an apparently deserted camp. upon
examination he fonnd the ooay ot d
man which afterwards proved 10 DC
that of John A. Edwards, or pe''et
known among the proSPec'ofS 60
"Jonni behind the rock.
Mr.. Knight made all pos Study
speed toward LineCity for assiStahG e
A number Of men. among the"i :,
Mcdonald Of this city set out any
soon reached the place desis0a'eo
by Mr.. Knight. A,oncad
The body was in such an ao r,ousn1
stage of decomposition as to preV &c y
it being moved. The right 'eg Was
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
Saturday. July IL, 1896.
sunday services.
At st. Geor ge Tabernacle.
Sunday, July S, 1896.

Iohn r. Woodbury. said he was
Glad to see his old friends and &C
oouaintances in St. George, and to
greet and be greeted. Since he left
( years ago, he has taught school,
one season in Pennington and the
remainder of the time he has spent
in the Larter day Saints College,
and has enjoyed his labors very
much. He gave an idea of the
modes of teaching school in the
large cities and compared them
with the same grades in the rural
districts, showing that the small
districts are not far behind the larger
ones. Referred to the Book OF
Mormon and the three witnesses to
the same. and although they all lett
the church, to their dying day. they
bore a strong testimony to the truth
of the Book Of Mormon and that
thev had seen heavenly messenger
and heard the voice of God, telling
them to be true to the end.
Brother Buchannon who is travelling
in The interest of the Juvenile IN
structor was still satisfied with the
principles Of the gospel Of Christ, as
taught by the latter-day Saints ano
he desired to SO live that he Will DC
able to gain an Inheritance III ths
kingdom of heaven.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

The California Fruit Grower saws
that reports reach it from all parts
ofCalifornia to the effect that the cod
lin moth was very generally killed
off by the cold rains and frosts. A
similar condition has been noticed
in oregon and Washington, and a
number of fruit growers reported a
great diminution in the number OF
Woo!ley aphis. Rural Northwest.
In this vicinity the late frosts not
only took a goodly portion of the
Goblin moth but most of the fruit
also. In some places the fruit CROP
is an entire failure, while others will
have small amount left that viii
mature.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

There are Many draws of various
kinds, nowadays, but one of the
finest draws we have heard of lately
is the draw of SO gallons of honey
from an apiary in one day, feat
which was accomplished by George
and r. A. Morris, of this city one day
last week. They will be able to
sweeten up the community nicely.
Our artist wonders if that fellow
walking down the street with his
arms around two girls was not in &
tight place.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

It is line upon line and precept
upon preceipt but mean 10 continue IS,
to cali your attention to the necessity
" furnishing shade and fresh water
- The chicks during the next SIX or
eioht weeks or you will surely have
,ocalled cholera to contend w'th' anu
they should have something ago more Re
than the shade of the fence too ~
Won have not got an open sheo OF
son,e shade trees in your yards you
can easily cut some green boughs ano
arrange Them SO as to furnish snaoe
and they should be given iresh wa'g :
at least three times a day q /
Hale.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
CORRESPONDENCE
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor.
noticed that on Monday, the o OF
July, 1896, the first OF the s'glai
service flags were raised on the nag
staff in this city; but, as the niger
said to the man when shown the
temperance rules, "They can't effect
this chile" ! believe SO with inc
flags, You may hoist them high but
this climate will them defy, and no
change will be wrought, for there
are too many hot rocks and sanu no. no.
suns and scortching winds tor the
flags to make any difference. A.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
The Rural Northwest Says.

"The California Fruit growers Of
fers the country editors of California
some friendly advice on the subject
of giving more prominence to items
of Horticultural news in their col
umns.
The trouble in this part of the
country is that those engaged IN II,
agriculture and horticulture, 40 not
have interest enough in the welfare
of their home paper to even furnish
the editor with the scratch OF eitheI
pen or pencil. We wish they woulo
exhibit interest enough to give u.s. al
least. a small article. occasionally, Oh
some of the many topics that woulc
be interesting to some OF our many
readers. Come, let us hear IRON
some OF you.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed BY
applying ChamDerlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and q favorite rem
edy for sore nipples chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists Mt 20 cents per box.
TryDr. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are lust what horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifugc.
For sale by ). II. Michels.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

Our artist wonders if it was not
wrong for that fellow to win toe
affections of that light hearted girl
and then desert her.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

An unknown man committed suicide
in sixteenth street lodging house
in Cheyenne, on the morning of
June 49,.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

AtKalamazoo, Mich, the horticu'-
81 commissioners after examining
600 blum trees for black knot, o.
, cred two-thirds of them 10 DC DC
.troved, causing loss OF $4,000.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

"O. ALI. let me see, what do you give for
cold On The chest?" asked Jones, In o sort OK
Indifferent tome Of doctor with h whom ON the ne
Stree1 Advice" was the laconic reply. 30
DO we. We advise you not to neglect that
hacking cough and drowsy feeling the coate0
LA aenersI lasst,ide and debility-that tired
Feeling" rs so many express It. Take Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, In tine ne
snost wonderful Alternative, or blood-cleanser,
TpSwn to medical science, but also possesses
superior nutrtive and tonic or st Tngst gsNd
LIZ T,gsra nisesses. accom- panied with lingering
Coughs aTng D the @G;olden Medical Discovery" "a
Absolutely unequaled as q remedy o.o,.
For, Weak Lnngs SPYING OF hsoS Snd oh Kim.
dred affections, it SURPRISES ali othor medt
cines It's the only lung remedy: SOLO q
druggists gnaranteea r 70 DSnSn' Vi '' "
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

l.. says he has the sweetest
girl in town, and B-says he has.
Which is right.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
hAChED HER WITH AN Ak.
Crazy Man Butchers His Mother Mt
Wallace. Idaho

wallace, Idaho. April Isl. E. Perry
Killed his mother with a Ratchet this morn
ING. presumably n A TT Of insanity. Ths
family. consisting OF the father. mother.
wife and baby Of the murderer, arrived
from Tekos Thursday. Henry EI!ers. A
Hliikman. went TO the house to deliver
mix. AMI when Mrs. Perry wen, 10 he
door Perry caught h,s mother, struggled
vita hor an instant. then knocked her
Gown. Approaching with a Ratchet. ha
ORDERED kliers 10 leave EIlsrs hurried
away Tor help. but when he returned tho
woman was lying OF the 4oor, hacked "a
pieces, and the murderer had f,i Af,sr
numbering Ills mother Perry picked ,,o hts
BABY and, walking quietly outdoors hsnd-
ed L 20 his wife and fed
The sheriff and the city marshal o,,s--
took the murderer about a mile Its,an,
from The house, ana be imneiiatelH a-sx
the hiooTy Ratchet and dared then, - an
preach him. There was a lively STRUGGLE
out they oVerpoHered him and brousl,,
him hack 10 jail. II is learned thar Pa1-v
has long been subject TO fits. ans hss
twice been In an asylum. frs; al p,,e}l,
Col. and later az Medical Lake W.,
Al times when young Perry vas syrrsrtrs
from hts disease he was inclined 10 90 -,
with his father. This morning IL was ex-s-
sent that another attack was coming o.,
50 hls father went away. Young Perry IS
about - year3 old. and sas Ynsr-ia5 =,
Utah in Use 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-19
RUSSIA TAKES CHINA.
England Enragcd by the New Treaty
of Alliance

London. April is-The alleged terms OF
the secret treaty between Russia and
China were reprinted here today from A
German paper. and have created a bad i'm
preston. though IL Is evident that The
statements made are not wholly true. Ac-
coriing TO the story China permits Rus
STA in war time TO use any OF her ports 20
mobilize. repair and coal her warshies
and TO raise supplies IN China. The latter
also allows Russia 20 Use Port Arthur
hiangshoo or any nor; ON the Kiangsheo
or Chckiang as naval or military base
Other startling provisions include a
branch line Of the Siberian railroad TO Ia
lenNsn. Controlled conjcinsly for fifteen
years by Russia and China Then The
latter. II capable. takes charge of the rail-
road There Is a virtual eeSsion TO Rus
STA Of an island opposite TalienWan and
several points on the south side, as a pro-
lection 10 the siberian railroad China's
markets are 10 be opened TO Russian
goods. a0d Russia Is 10 send several hun
cred officers to dTii leAso Chinese troaps
The Giohe this afternoon SAYS: If one
tenth Of the foregoing - true, there *
no doubt that the far Eastern question =
about te assume far graVer aspect than
ever, Hitherto there has been no dcuat
% the existence OF secret treaty. I-r4ii
tho coronation Of she czAr Is over IL Is not
likely ths, Russia VIII 30 anything op4nf,
pruYocAtives hist ssterS2rd u Is p-ol.aAi,,
that she viii boldly sheN hsr hand. ana
We shall NJ confronted NTH the most ar.
rcuH problem fer a long time past