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The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14
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 Sheriff Naples was here Tuesday. Uncle Jim Coker has moved to town.
 Some of our farmers are sewing wheat.
 Corn gathering has been the go the past week.
 J. N. Cardwell's new store is nearing completion.
 We had Q shower Sunday suffic- tent to lay the dust,
 P. A. Sartain, ourJ. P. has re- turned from Berryville.
 Squire MeKaigo is teaching school on Osage, but will be with us again in short time.
 One more week of Miss Eva Estes school and tten she will enter the Carrollton school.
 Profs. Johnson and Jones are teaching us splendid school, We did we'll is securing their service, Miss Maggie Rrawley's school closed Friday. She will visit her parents in Fancy county, Mo, for short time.
 R. J. Mitchell has been cIerking in Lewis Bros's. store the past week. Baum looks natural be- hind the counter.
 Elders Armstrong and Ross closed protracted meeting here tuesday night with large attend ance and a good interest.
 Lewis Bros. have bought ont Loss Denton, also s. s. Dentons stock of goods and have moved to the Denton store building. liar vey Lowis helped them straighten up.
 We learn from Prof. F. L. FL more that oo the ? of this month he went to Jasper Newton county, to draw lis pay for teaching school and as he was returning , man confronted him with 8 gur and ordered him to throw mp hi' hands and as Mir. Elmore had nothing to detend himself with, O course his hands went up. H. kept his eye on this fellow and al other fellow W iked up hehinC him and put handkerchief over his eyes and took from his pockc S85, leaving 55 cents in change.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14
Fine stationary ut the Racket

You can get hat in any style, shape or color at tine Racket Store.
 Willie Knowlt~n is going on crut chos as result of q horse stepping on his foot, cutting q deep gaSh in Il.
 There is no need of little chil- dren borng torturo1 by stald head, eczema and skin eruptions. De, Witts Witch Hazel Salve gives instant relief and cures permanent ly. J E. Harbort.
 Some one with no respect for the law or fear of results, fired pistol shots into several buildings in town at a late hour Tuesday night. Such conduct upon the part of any one is to be regretted. It does not speak - otany com munity and the sooner our officers can punish such Iawie4sHcss, the sooner It Will be stepped.
 J. M. Thrswend of Gaosbeck, Tex says that when he has 8 spell ot indigestion, and feels bad and sluggish he takes two-ot DeWitt's Littlo Early Risers at night and he is all right the nexl morning. Many thousands of others dc tho same thing. Do you?J. E. Harbert.
 We understand that l., L. Me. Keunon has sold bis farm soutL- west of BerryyilJo and Is prepar- ing to move L. Oregen in about six weeks. We presume he will shortly resign tho office of conntv treasurer, which position he has held the past three years. When Carroll county loses |. L. MeKen- non, she loses one ot her very best citizens.
 An exchange has the following good story with moral. One evening last winter all old couple sat before wide, old-iashiontd fire place in their hur,bio home. A cat and a dog lay sleeping be- tore the fire. The cats head lay resting on the dogs body. It seemed a true picture ot happy family. Presently the old lady stopped knitting and sad: Jacob, just see the cat a.d dog, so peace, tal like. Why can't we i've so :? Jacob knocked the ashes from his pipe, leaned bacN in Lis chair, gave knowing loo.z and said, "yes, but you jast tie lem together and see 'em igtt."
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14
lgeAL MEHT!oH.

zA N. Webb is o|erking fer A. lasingame.
 Monday was busy day with nr merchants.
 HCall at this office if you want to ,buy 8 bran new sowing machine. |Tho Republican central commit .oE meets at Berryville next Tednesday.
 EEven with the worst drouth for Mrs, our people seem to be hand ng more money than usual. sO. c. ?. Grim and Merritt Stroud last week from tho south ith large drove of cattle. aIt has been discovered that it is srteetly harmless to eat the worms speacbes, but still it is hard on Ie worrss.
 |snaII pill, safe pill, best pill, sN Nitt's Little Early Risers cure nousness, constipation, sick sadathe. J. E. Harbert. Al. J Griffith, one of Liberty prosperous farmers, ,ss exchanging cash for merehafl- se here Monday.
 Thafc's no question about it 20 d's Sars,epariIla is the best ood purifier. This is proven by cures of blood dis sss.
 Postmaster c. B. Grim is mak- 2 sn effort by circulating a Mtion to get a daily mail estab- Med between here and Burling- 1yia Coin, Denver and Shaver. Berryville and Eureka Springs epubloans will each hold an ection next Saturday tor the nposo oi trying 10 settle nuaer- ls postofice aspirations. A Kansas farmer planted his fn popcorn and gathered it fo his barn. The barn took fire, ecorn popped and filled ten ye field. H s old mare thought Was suow, lay down aud trozo to &th.
 E. J. I.anter closed q tbree- anths term of school at New ohe Friday and left Saturday rSt. Louis where he will enter medioal college 4. J. Tabor ceeeds him as teacher at New oln c.
 W Wo have been requested to an z bee that Rev, James A. Wat
 the oolored divine. of Har-
 r, wlIl preach at Denver next .ay. Our informant also
 ed that Joe 4. Young would @uptised oa this occasion. M C. McNemar, wife and two
 dren leave the last of the week {M infeld, kan., on a visit A 0 bring back their daughter, IS Nora, who has been visiting 4ro for some time. She has M very sick from typhoid W ARNINa:-Persons who suffer M coughs and colds should x the warning Of danger and @ themselves suffering and
 results by using One Minute &gh Cure. IL is an intalole
 edy for coughs, colds, croup. 8 all throat and lung troubles.
 J E. Harbert.
 Nj. Phillips writes us from
 bland, Texas, that he is still
 he land of the living and all
 | ride up with care and has
 lily time to eat or sleep. Says
 FIll have fair cotton crop and
 of hog aud hominy. He thinks
 on will reach 7 or 8 cents by
 first of next month, in winch
 he will he squareIy in the
 Finley wave of prosperity.
 as says he can't get along
 bout THE TRIBUNE.
 hose who believe chronic diar-
 lea to be lncurahle should read
 at Mr. P. E. Grisham, ol Gaars
 s, La has to say on the bInot v,u, (lJ :,
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14

Sheriff Naples was in town Monday.
 Retaembor the big Republican meeting here next Saturday.
 Mrs. Jane Pendley of Flagstaff, Ar1zona, is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. B. F. Rudd is recovering from her recent spell of typhoid fever.
 Some of our young people, who went riding Sunday after- noon, stayed tor the rain.
 F. s. Linch has been unable to work for some time on account of a felon on one of his fingers.
 Bert B. Eslinger was in the city on business Saturday.. He took time to make us pleasant visit.
 G. D. Buell. is in receipt of letter from his son, Charlie, wh is Tn Kansas, stating that he has typhoid fever,
 Miss Lona Rains school at Hot tentot closes next Friday. Exam ination Friday, dinner on the ground and a big exhibition at night.
 Word comes from all quarters that the nearest and most satis. factory dye for coloring the hair brown or black is Buckingham's Dye for whlsker>.
 Disagreement for life by burns or scalds may be avoided by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the great remedy for all kinds of sores and skin troubles. J, E. Harbert.
 A. Blasingame says advertising pays. It takes one hand to take care of the immense amount of produce that is being brought to them as result of advertising.
 Burning, itching skin diseases instantly relieved by DeWitt's Witch Hazel, unequalIed tor cuts, bruises, burns. It heals without leaving a scar. J. E, Harbert
 Confusion as to the choice of a blood purifier is unnecessary. There is but one best Sarsaparil- la, and that is Ayers. This inn portant fact was recognized at the Worlds Fair, Chicago, 1893 being the only blood purifier admitted to be placed on exhibition.
 Judgo McMahan received tel egram Saturday from Ft. Smith announcing that judgement had been given in favor of Boone coun- county in the Wrightsman-Greaver case. This practically relieves the county of S7 ,000 of on(lawed-in, debted ness which has been stand ing against it for many years. Judge McM ahan and his attorneys. E. G. Mitchell and Jos. Hill, are justly proud of their victory - Harrison Times.
 Already political forecasts are being made by local politicians respecting the next county elec, ton. Itis thought that at least three of the present official will not be in the race for any county office, to-wit: the sheriff, county clerk and treasurer. As Judge Naples, Circuit Clerk Hailey, Assessor Crabaugh and Represen- tative Butt are serving their first term in their respective capacity, 1t is surmised that each of them will ask second term. After the present year the new law placing Carroll county officials on salary will go into effect 1t also devid es the office of sheriff and collector, placing the collector on salary ot $500. Whether or not $500 will inspire good and responsible men to undertake the duties of that office remains 10 be tested. How ever, the political pot will not begin to boil very much before February.
 A Call.
 The Republican, League club is hnrnh11 ca lied tn rnpnt nyrr the
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14

Ripans Tabuies: at drueg:sts. Ripans TabuI9s cu, . dySp epSia.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14

You can geta a hat in any style, shape or color at the Racket Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14

Willie knowlt~n is going on crut choS as result of q horse stepping on his foot, cutting q deep gash in Ii.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-10-14

There is no need of little chil- dren be'ng torturo3 by scaId head, eczema and skin eruptions. De, Wits. Witch Hazel Saive gives instant relief and cures permanent IY. J. D. Harbert.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04

one man concerned in it, and that the
train was gone through from one end to
the other. The amount taken from pas
sengers and from the express-cars could
never be fully ascertained, although it
was knowE to be large, but it was positively
known that $2400 was obtained from four
pouches of registered mail matter that
were carried off by the bandits. Inspector
George III. Waterbury OF the Denver
postal division was detailed on the case,
and has been working on it ever since the
robbery. HIS suspicious fell on True,
who was discharged from the Union Pa
cific service a few weeks before the hold
up, and who disappeared Immediately
afterward, but not before he had dis
played more money than he was ever be-
fore known to possess. True had been a
switchman at Ogden, and was known to
be a hard character.
Waterbury also made up his mind that
there were others concerned in the rob-
berry, but ne was after True, and he finally
got him.
The fugitive was traced from one local
ity to another until he was located here,
and then Chief Inspector Monroe of the
California division was notified by tcle-
graph. Yesterday q telegram was received
from the San Francisco Office stating that
warrant for True's arrest had been is
sued. and on this the Sheriff took the
fugitive into custody to-day to await the
arrival OF postal inspector from San
Francisco. He is expected here to-mor-
row.
True at first prepared to resist arrest,
| but when he saw that the Sheriff was
ready for any emergency he gave IN and
submitted his VIZ lists to the handouts. The
ex-switchman denies that he had any
hand in the robbery, and says that it is q
case of mistaken identity. He processes
| entire willingness to go back to Utah to
| face the charges against him.
| He will be taken to San Francisco until
| the proper extradition papers are brought
| TO California by Inspector Waterbury.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
RUPTURE.

It is singular that men who are ruptured
prefer to pay out hund reds of dollars for
trusses and other appliances, suffer untold
inconvenience and remain physically
inferior to their fellow-men when hun
dreds of their fellow men have been cured
by DR.. Sweany's new treatment within
few weeks time with no detention from
business duties. Never yet has failure
to effect a permanent cure been made In
all the hundreds of cases that have been
treated in his Office. In every case a COM
plete cure is guaranteed. Hundreds of
testimonials are on file in his Office testi-
flying to the efficacy of his new treatment,
and hundreds of references can be given to
those who desire them of people who do
not desire their names published. Write
for full particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
c0LLfERYILLE GOLD STRIKE.
Remarkably Rich Ore Uncovered in a
kins That Was abandoned
Yoorc Aoo

ANGELS CAMP, CAL, April "a rich
strike has just been made in the Blood
mine at Collierville, near Murphys, and
ore that is being taken out assays at least
$1,000 to the ton. The mine was worked
years ago, but abandoned when the vein
was lost. A Boston company sent z. A.
Willard here to develop the property, and
by tunDeling in the right direction the
vein has been found again.
News OF the discovery will cause hun
dreds to flock to the scene. The rock
being taken out is yellow with gold.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
REAL MISSION OF
THE PHILADELPHIA
Will Convey to Honolulu
the United States
Minister.
McKinley's Appointee Now En-
Route 10 San Diego From
Washington.
Report That This Government Ex-
pecis Trouble On the I,lands
Not Credited.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, April 3.-Since the
message received Thursda afternoon or
dering Admiral Beardslee to proceed at
once with the flagship Philadelphia into
Hawaiian waters, all sorts of rum0rs have
been flying about concerning the nature OF
the trouble on the islands and what steps
the admiral would take to quiet matters
should he discover an insurrection in prog
ress upon his arrival at Honolulu. This
evening a prominent lawyer of this city
received from an officer on the Philadel-
phia information which puts quietus on
the stories that this Government was ex-
pecting another revolt on the island.
The mission OF the Philadelphia is SIM
ply to carry to Honolulu the United States
Minister who is to succeed the representa-
tive of this Government who has attended
to the duties of the Office since the death
of Minister Willis.
Some time this afternoon Admiral
Beardslee received cipher wire from Sec
retary of War Aiger to the effect that
there left the city of Washington yester-
day the gentleman who will be this Gov
ernments representative at Hawaii. The
name of the man whom President Nc
Kinley has decided to appoint has not
been made public. but upon his arrival in
San Diego it will be, and confirmation by
tho Senate will follow. The new Min
lister, then clothed with extraordinary
powers, will go aboard the flagship Phila-
delphia. and the vessel, in charge of Ad-
miral Beardsiee, will Immediately steam
for Honolulu, which is expected to be
reached By Sunday morning, April IL.
The Philadelphia officer was asked If he
knew the name of the man who had been
appointed. He replied that he did not
and that he believed Admiral Bsardslee
alone was in possession of that informa-
ton. The Admiral declined to talk.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
OF PRE-EMINENT SKILL.
(San Francisco CALL, December 25, 1850

(San Francisco CALL December %, 1850
Among the doctors of renown residing
in San Francisco there is one who is rec
ognized as one OF the comparatively few
great men of the medical world. For
many years DR.. f. l.. Sweany, the dis
tinguished specialist, has been engaged
in the practice OF his profession in this
city, and his career has been one of honor
and success that is without parallel in the
medical history OF the coast. He is re-
garded by all as great physician and a
skilled surgeon, whose mission on earth,
as daily demonstrated in his practice, is
TO intelligently treat the sick, 10 relieve
pain and suffering and to cure disease.
He benefits humanity in a manner that
wins for him the undying gratitude of his
patients and the congratulations and
plaudits of the world.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
VARICOCELE.

The presence of vaiicocele and the
blighting effects of that deadly curse are
altogether too common among the young
men of the present day. And the pity
and the danger of it is that it may strike
without warning from no percepti BILE
cause. The organs become swollen and
weakness and premature impotency result.
The symptoms appear slowly, with dull,
heavy. aching pains and general depres-
sion of the system; dependency and
gloomy forebodings take the place OF light
hearted happiness and am bilious pur-
poses. Sometimes varicocele comes from
blows, falls or strains. Whatever the
cause and however slight the attack il
should be attended to at once. No man
can afford to have his whole future b ight-
ed by his own neglect. Varicocele is a
com plant which the eminent specialist,
DR.. Sweany, can cure before your own
eyes while you wait unless it is compli-
Gated with other diseases.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
DOCTOR SWEANY,
REPUTATION WORLD WIDE

(san Francisco Examiner Dec. 81, 1850
The sense and good judgment of the
sick man or sick woman who presents his
or her case to Doctor Sweany for treat
ment becomes more apparent every day.
That his marvellous success as physi-
clan has placed him on the top round OF
the ladder of fame there is no longer any
doubt. He has for the last Twenty-Five
years been battling against disease with q
courage and tenacity which have won for
him that success which will lnscribe his
name imperishably upon the tablets of
fame among the great men of the present
past and future ages. In him can be
found the noble and good principles
which make the esteemed citizen, the
honora BILE business man and the success
full physician.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
SYPHILIS.

That is the hard and harsh name
by which it is known, and 1t Ras
struck terror into many q brave heart'
But there was never disease yet whlcn
bsffied the skill of all the medical world
for ali time, and now it may be stated as
an accepted fact that if any case OF this
nature is taken to a COMPETENT SPE-
CIALIST in time it may be cured without
the slightest shadow of doubt. But here
IS where the trouble comes in. There are
any mum ber of people who will pretend
that they ran effect q cure, but the man
who has such disease as this should
weigh the thing very carefully in his mind
before accepting the advice of any of these
so-calIed doctors. With the utmost conf
dence a man can now 60 to the Offices
of DR.. f. l.. Sweany, and no matter
how badly he may have neglected
himself, no matter what form the
disease may have taken, no matter how
many men may have said that the case was
incurabie, no matter how weary and
wretched he feels, he may go and consult
DIR. Sweany and come away on the road to
recovery. If you cannot come TO. San
Francisco you can write all about your
troubles and you may be certain that your
as though you had come in person, and no
one except DR.. Sweany himself will ever
know that you have written. Your case
will be thoroughly studied and remedies
will be forwarded to you in just exactly
the same way as yon could have got them
in this city. And this method of treating
country patients has been found TO be
excellent in its good results Bad blood,
the result possibly of syphilis in parents
or grandparents, often produces skin dis
eases, such as eczema, blotches, scaly
eruptions, swollen glands and SO forth,
and in each and all of these cases. as well
as in all other constitutional troubles, the
sufferer will find in DR.. Sweany friend
need and one who will prove to be
friend indeed. His success in all kidney
and bladder troubles has been most
marked, and impotency, varicocele.. hy-
drocele and scrofula are likewise special
features of his practice, while instances of
premature decay have been treated with
unvarying success. 1t is no idle boast to
say that all weaknesses OF the sexual
organs are more scientifically treated by
DR.. Sweany than by any other physician
on this coast, for that fact is fairly ad-
mitted, and he stands at the very head
and front OF his profession, admittedly
| without a peer.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04

SANTA ROSA, CAL, April 3.-The will
of Aaron Barnes, the Sebastopoi capital
ist, lately deceased, was filed for probate
to-day. The estate is valued at $50, 600,
and the will provides that it shall be kept
intact for twenty years In charge of the
testator's three sons. and at the expira-
ton of that time divided, share and share
alike. among all of his children. Much OF
the dead mans property had been dis
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

You cannot sleep, you fume and fret
over trif1es, your back is weak and you
are utterly unfit to do your regular
days work. Do you know what that
ali means? 1t means life to you! Moth
ing less! That is hard statement for you
to believer Don't be foolish. More harm
will come to you if you neglect these symp-
toms; and they are not all by q long way.
To-day, for change. look at yourself in
the glass. Are your lips pale? Are your
eyes slightly yellow where they should be
white2 Are they little bit bloodshot?
Have you got what the people who try to
be funny in a theater call 1.-The blues" or
is your memory failing? If you are sui
fering from any of these things just try
and RENE mber what early follies you may
have been guilty of, and if you are certain
that you are innocent OF all you may
make up your mind that you have been
straining your nervous system IN some
other way. Perhaps in worrying over
crops; perhaps about little matter OF al
lection, and possibly about some specula-
tion. But no matter what the cause. the
result is bound to be as bad in each case.
And the longer you let matters run the
worse they are going to be. Do you know
that? Do you know that half the evils
that humanity is heir to are directly due
to that stupid practice OF putting off till to-
morrow what you could and should DO to-
day? If you don't know this you should
learn it, and learn it thoroughly, for the
penalty of not seeking
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
CAUGHT AFTER
A LONG CHASE
Utah Train.Robber Run to
Earth at Neyada
City.
Accused of Holding Up The Union
Pacific Overland at
Uintah.
Followed Relentlessly by Pos stolflcs
Inspector G. H. Waterbury
of Denver.

NEVADA CITY, CAL, April 3.-James
True, who is supposed to have been the
leader of the gang of bandits which held
up the Union Pacific passenger. train near
Uintah, Utah, on October Ia last and
obtained several thousand dollars, was ar
rested here to-day by the Sheriff of
Nevada County, and will be turned over
to the Federal authorities.
The Uintah hold-up was one of the
boldest in the history of railroad robbery.
from the fact that there seemed to be but
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
RECOGNIZED ABROAD.

(St. Louis Republican, May, 1860
DR.. Sweany's thorough knowledge of
medicine, his ability as physician, his
integrity and sincerity of purpose is rec
ognized by the entire populace of this
Country. AS a specialist his extensive ex-
perience in both hospital and private prac-
1ice in this and othes countries has
thoroughly prepared him for the class OF
professional work which heretofore has
been so sadly deficient in the medical pro-
fasSi0D
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
Cast Ashore o. Ne,o Tears I,rand.

Cast ashore on Netc Iears Island.
SANTA CRUZ. CAL, April 3-Joe Silva
and a companion named Baptista, who
with six others in two boats went adrift at
sea in the storm Wednesday night, re-
turned to-day. They were cast ashore on
New Years Island, where they were cared
for by the lighthouse keeper. but were
unable to communicate with the main