The Green Forest tribune., 1897-09-02

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are guests OF the Southern hotel
and this morning held confer
ence with numb OF Berryville
and Eureka Springs gentleman.
The proposed line OF the new road
will run about eight mile south ot
our city and about three miles
south OF Berryville. The gentle
man endeavored to show President
Clay thai the road could be built
as cheaply and save some distance
II Eureka Springs and Berryville
were taken in. President Clay
promised the gentleman that he
would have the engineer go over
the route that the Berryville and
Eureka Springs citizens claimed
TO be the best and if a favorable
route could be shown him the
change might be made, and thus
Eureka Springs and Berryville
could be included In the list Of
towns reached by tho new road.
This much is certain, the road will
surely be built, no matter whether
it touches this point or not. Mr..
Clay informed us that twenty-five
mile ofroad must be finished
within sixty days and this plainly
shows that the ROAD is certainty.
Eureka Springs can't expect to
get on this line without some effort
and we sincerely hope that the
proposed route.to be shown to the
engineer will meet with his approx
al.-Tim es- Echo.
A. P. Naples bondsmen held a
meeting here last Saturday and
again on Monday, and will have
another meeting at Berryvllle
next Monday. Their meetings
here were held privately, but we
understand it was the sense of the
bondsmens to pay off the shortage
at their meeting next Monday.
They have employed John I.
Worthington and G.J. Crump to
make thorough investigation of
the matter and ascertain, if posi-
bio, just how the shortage came
about. 1t was currently talked
that suit would be entered by the
bondsmon against the Berlyville
bank, but just what the complaint
will be, we did rot learn. The
bondsmen are to be commended
for their determination and efforts
to pay off the shortage, and We
trust they will be able to meet
every dollar of it Monday. By so
dong they can avoid the payment
of the forfeiture of commissions
and 25 per cent penalty that
always attaches when the distress
warrant is served.
A friend who has been attend
ing meeting of the Order Of
Holiness at Hebcr this week writes:
exciting scenes are enacted each
day, many enthusiasts falling to
the ground and passing into state
OF semi-unconsciousness, called
trance, and remaining in this con-
dition from tour to eig ghteen hours.
Upon recovering from these frances
many and peculiar are the tales
they tell OF what they saw and
heard in that unexplored realm.
A woman who went into trance
at 4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
is still in that condition. Medical
aid has been suggested, but those
in charge of the meeting object,
saying it is the Lords
work and that the woman will
come around all right" Harrison
Times.
The Carroll county Medical
society met hero last Saturday.
Among the members present were
Drs. J. B. Bolton, J. w. Hays and
W. B. Spraguo of Eureka Springs;
w. P. George and 1. NJ. Poynor,
Berryvillc; W. G. Cardwesl, Car
rollton; J. w. Poynor, Usage; R.
P. Moore, Oak Grove; D. F. Ray,
G. V. Poynor and T. G. Ramsey,
Green Forest. DR.. H. L. Routh
Of Batavia, Boone county, was a
visitor. The usual medical sub
jects were discussed and good
interest manifested. The next
meeting will be held at Berryville.
II crave but One Minute," said
the public speaker in husky
voice; and then he took dose of