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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14
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20 THE DEMOCRATS oT CARRoLs : UouNTg:
 ] arl vsndisfate for reelection { l. '~s eejty of Circuit Clerk ard l. .t42. ol Carroll coantv, sub. jee. @c9c decisic~l st, .he, poHs Ma5 :, tsa8
 yeme 10 distinction ay to paf4j service, superior fitness or qualifications. During my short term n office r have endeavored to discharge he duties in fair snh honest manner 10 all parties alike.
 am Free Silver Democrat and heartily endorse the platform upon which ". J. Bryan made the race in 1898.
 It is Democratic usage to se- ccrd an officer a second term, where he has made competent, faithful official. Mr. Clip Taylor, whom l succeeded as clerk, held the position nine years--seven years as deputy and two years as clerk. having no opposition ra the primaries in his first race.
 Ityou deem it proper and just. to grant me second term I will fully appreciate the honor, and, if elected again to the office, I will do my pest te acquit the office with credit to myself and party.
 1 wish to say that 1 was born and reared in this county, and this is the only office I ever held or asked for, which is bestowed by the sui frage of the people-hence I am. not "eronic office seek er," nor do 1 intend to be one.
 Thanking you tor your former support and hoping to merit sec ond endorsement at your hands, I am very respectfully,
 J. D. HALEY, Berryville, April 4, 1898.
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For Sheriff.

In our announcement column will be found the name of George W. Walker of Kings River. Mr. Walker desires to be Carroll coun. tvs next Sheriff. Having made the race before against opposing odds, his friends now believe that he is justly entitled to the nomina- tion May the : by the Democracy of Carroll county. George is one of CarrolPs sturdy farmers and knows exactly what it means to be a tax payer and is in full sympathy with the tax paying people on all questions of economy in the trans action of the county's business. Think of him when making out your ballot.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14
W. s. PURsELLEY.

W. s. Purselley announces this week for the office of County and Probate Judge, subject to the Democratic primary. MT. .Pursel- ley is native of the State, and has been a resident of the county since he was two years old. His wide circle of acquaintances over the county and his kneWledge of busi- ness affairs, coupled with his rep utation for honesty and integrity make him a most formidable can didate for thls office. He expects to sec personally as many ot the voters as possible before the pri- mary, but he desires to say to all that he is in the race to stay until the last vote has been counted.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14

Package coffee at A. Blasin- games at Ice.
 J. R. Newman was reelected Mayor of Hal rison,
 Special meeting of the Masonic Lodge Saturday night.
 T. s. Phillips lett on business. trip to Newton county Tuesday.
 The citizens of Berryville. for got all about their town election and let it go by dofauIt,
 Several of our young folks and old toiks, too, have been having their fortunes" told lately. IL is a great leap from the old fashioned doses of blae- mass and nauseous physics to the pleasant little pills known as DeHitts Lit Etle Early Risers. They care con- fstipatron, sick headache and bill. iousness. J E. Harbert.
 J. l.. Rhodes friends are urging him to become candidate for the office of Collector. Should the Republicans decide to put out q county ticket they could not pos sibly find better man than Jim Rhodes, a man who would com mand the respect and support of mon of all parties.
 Twenty-Five years make gener- ation. That is how .ong Adolph Fisher of Huntsville, O., suffered from piles. He was cured by using three boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. J. E. Harbert. Whooping cough is the most distressing ma!adyi but it's dura- tion can be cut short by the use of One Minute Congh Cure, which is [ also the best known remedy for croup and all lung and hroncbis1 troubles. J. E. HaYbert. Do you want to sell your farm r If so, list it with THE TRIBUNE Real Estate Co. We are besigcd with letters from all parts ot the country enqahrin@ ahoat our locality, tho price of land etc. Call and list your pToperty with ss.
 RsgaEa TasGiSs: EleasaRs Iagssiy%
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Bueklen's Arniaa SRIye.

The best salve in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores. tetter, ehapped hands, chilbians, corns and all skin eruptions, and positive ply cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded. Price 25c per box.
 Sold by J. B. Harbert.
 Everybody is at work,
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14
A. BLASINGAME,


 Cheapest and best stationery in town can be purchased at THE TRIBUNE office.
 If you are in need of any kind of sewing machine repairs, leave J our order at the Racket Store. James Furgerson and wife of Kings River have been visiting relatives in Green Forest the past week.
 The M. E. church has com menced the erection of a church house on Mrs. Yenny's residen ce let on Scott street.
 The Tri-eounty Medical society meets at Harrison Saturday. Dr. Poynor of this place is the presi- dent and expects to be in attend ance.
 One of J. B. Taylor's little girls has had the measles the past week 1t is hoped that the necessary precauiion will be taken to prevent the maIady from spreading Children like, it tsaves thelr lives. We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the infallible remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, grip and all throat and lung troubles. J. E. Harbert. W. A. Broad of Eureka Springs was here Tuesday. He has not fully regained his health, but Is sufficiently able to tell the people what he means to do when he goes to the legislature.
 What do you think about this ? A. $ Blasingame has an entirely new fstock and style ot shoes for both ladies and gentlemen that was never before put upon this market. Ii you want the very latest, call |
 Dr, Wm. Clay Cardw passed through town Tuesday 10 bis home in Carrollton. He graduated last week from the N Sims med icaf college. The doctor now holds diplomas from two of the leading schools cf the country besides he took post graduate course in a New York polytechnic institute.
 M. L. Yocum, Cameron, Pa., says Il was sufferer for ten year, try ing almost all kinds of pile reme- dies, but without success. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve was reccom. mended to me. I used one box, It has effected permanent cure. . As permanent for piles DeWitt's I Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
 J. k. Hsrbert.
 Rev. ]. M. Fitch left yesterday for his former home at GanDtown, III. His wife had written him that her health was unimproved and desired that he come at once During Rev. Fitoh's short residence here our people had formed a most favorable opinion of him and we are sorry to loose him from oul town and wish him god-speed wherever he may go. ] Thousands of sufferers from erir have been restored to health by ! One Minute Cough Cure. It quick. Iy cures coughs, colds, bronchitia pneum on'a, grip, asthma and at throat and lung diseases.
 l !. E.Harhert
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14
iI.ge.sL MENTOR

at Berrt file Saturday,
 J. N aldwell of Berryville was in tow ! yesterday.
 W. ( hnd Berry Russell were doing business at Berryville ofl Thurs day of last week.
 All kinds of farm work has been greatly delayed on account of SC much wet weather, but the farm CTS are ali busy now.
 The evidence in the case proves that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrofnla, salt rheum, boils, humors and all eruptions,
 Saturday was harvest for our advertising merchants. There is no question, advertising not only helps the individual, but it helps the town.
 N. c. Charles was on our streets Monday looking as good natured- ly as eyer. He says he has splen- did hopes of success in his race for County Clerk.
 A torpid liver robs you of ana- bition and ruins your health De- Witt'sLittle Early Risers, cleanse the liver, cures constipation and all stomach and liver troubles.
 J. E. Herbert.
 J. M. Bailey is in the saddle this week making votes m hurry. Jimmie doesn't think there is a shadow of doubt but that he will be the Tax Collector.
 Madison county Democrats held their primary last Friday. We learn that Dinsmore carried the county for congress and that Walk CT carried it for prosecuting at torney.
 Both the Methodist Sunday Schools of this place had appropri- ate Easter exercises, but at differ ent hours; the M. E. s. s. holding theirs in the forenoon and the M. E, in the afternoon,
 Joe Shahan and Miss Daisy Reeves were married Sunday after woon at the homo of the brides parents southwest of town. The happy young couple have our best wishes for their future happiness.
 The farmer the mechanic, and the bicycle rider are liable to un- expected cuts and bruises. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is the best thing to keep on hand. 1t heals quickly ard is a well known cure TOT piles. J, B. Harbert.
 Sheriff Naples was here Tues day. He had been to visit his mother-in-law, Mrs. Holbert, who is dangerously i'll at her home south of Carrollton, Mr. Naples is feeling very hopeful over his chances for his reelection to the office of Sheriff.
 We sent out a number of state- ments last week. Did you get one? If so, what did you do with it? Don't throw it away. lift is incorrect, come in and we will correct it. If you can't pay us, come in and say so. If you don't aim to pay us, come in and say so.
 Read J. D. Hailey's letter in an other column in which he sets forth some of his reasons for asking for the Circuit Clerks office a second time. Jeff has made good, clean official. He has kept the county records in a most business like way, did the work himself and is fully deserving a reelection.
 A little boy a bottle of "get up in the morning as fast as you can," the druggist recognized house. hold name tor sDeWitt's Little Early Risers, and gave him bot tie of those famous little pills for constipation, sick headache, liver and stomache and stomache troubls ga J. E. Harbert.
 Americans are the most inven- tive people on earth. To them have been issued nearly 500, 900 patents, or m ore than 1-3 of all the issued in the world. No discovery of modern years has been of great
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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14

Cheapest and best stationery in town can be purchased at THE TRIBUNE office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-04-14

James Furgerson and wife Kings River have been visitil relatives in Green Forest the pa week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
IN GENERAL WOODS PRO|INCE.

CONDITIONS IMPROVING AT HoLGr1N JlBARA
AND MAYAR1. SANTIAGO.
Santiago de Cuba. Dec 11.-General Leonard
Wood. Military Governor Of the Department OF
Santiago. has returned from his tour Of inspec-
ton along the north coast we'll satisfied with
the result Of the trip He considers that Colonel
Hood Of the ID Immune Regiment who is in
command of Holguin. has done excellent work
in the district. 1t appears that when the Span
iards left they filled the cisterns with manure,
rendering ii extremely difficult to get water.
They killed all the animals they could. leaving
the dead bodies in the streets. and burned all
the furniture they were unable to remove In
fact. they devastated the town. General Wood
approves. toe. all the appointments made by
Colonel Hood. who apparently has followed Cen
eral Woods suggestions as TO methods Of selec-
ton. He found smallpox still prevalent. but
under control and gradually being reduced by
DR.. Woodson and his assistant. The health OF
the troops is excellent, there not being one case
of serious sickness.
General Wood also found Gibara in good con-
dition with the smallpox on the decline. All
the lighthouses along the north coast Of the
province now in use owing to the wreck Of
a Spanish brig loaded with cocOanut oil. which
proved oppOrtune In this case.
No little interest attaches 70 the appointment
OF a Mayor at Mayari General Wood found
three candidates. about equally supported. and
all with civil lists estimating an average an
nual expenditure Of about 81 900 0H When he
had discovered that the revenue was something
under S4OOOOO General Wood asked If there
not some reputable citizen with patriot
ism enough to give his services for nothing.
merchant promptly responded. and the appoint
ment is acceptable to everybody except the three
other candidates. The minor offices were filled
at a considerable reduction in salaries. bringing
down the expenses Of Mayari, which is up the
Mayari River. few miles from Npe Bay, to
point where they Will not exceed It's revenue.
while in that locality General Wood was IN
formed Of the whereabouts of a sunken Spanish
gunboat % feet long and of seventy tons reg
lister. nearly new. Lieutenant Lucien Young In
spected the vessel. and found that II could be
raised at an expense of about $4,000. General
Wood. therefore, will have the gunbOat raised
Immediately as small vessels of that size are
badly needed.
At Baracoa General Wood found the health
OF the United States troops excellent and the
Cubans generally satisfied. Similar conditions
prevailed at Sagua de Tanamo.
Owing 10 the difficulty in communicating be-
tween Jibara and Holguin General Wood In
tends to establish mounted postal service
twice week. from the distribution point at
the end OF the railway TO San Luis. This de-
cision reached during his Northern trip
So far the ID Immune Regiment is con-
cerned General Wood thinks the men equal 10
any volunteers he has yet seen. Their dsci-
plne. he says. is perfect, and reflects the high
est credit upon Colonel Hood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
NEW FERuENYS FOR WINE.
From The London telegraph.

From The London Telegraph.
. Some experiments which are being made by the
Wrench Wine-growcrs are exciting considerable A.
tention as the results 80 far obtained ID give
promise OF considerable success. II Is we'll known
that the quality of various wines differs consd-
crahly. and It Is now considered that the quality
OF the products OF The specially famous whey 1rds
is attributable 20 The local Torment. which acts
upon the Juice Of the grape 20 transform II INTO
wine II Is found that the effect upon the must or
different fcrmHnts varies considerably. and fcrnenis
are now being selected from the products of
given vineyard and used IN the products OF other
Vineyards with satisfactory results reports which
have been received Of some experiments made IN
Algeria with grapes which usually produce or
binary wines state tina. the wires 10 which the
eNpermental ferment has been applied possess
bouquet and aroma hitherto unknown IN Algerian
wines Several methods are I'm use for applying
IN" f'rm"nt perhaps the simplest being that IN
nioyed which. In the hands Of a single workman.
Is sufficient for gang Of fifty grape gaiherers
The yeast IS sprayed the bottom and sides or
the tubs and other means OF transport rs the
grapes are put into them. All punches are thu.
covered With an imperceptlble coating Of yeast Of
good quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
ROOSEVELT'S OPPORTUNITY
STRONG STATEMENT OF THE CANAL SCANDAL
AND HIS DUTY IN THE NATTER

From The Washington County Post
We are glad Governor Black has last ordered
an investigation Of the canals. The able and con-
elusive report Of the Commission appointed by Gov
ernor Black rendered this action imperative. Su-
perintendent Aldridge has been suspended. lie
claims he can clear himself from the charge Of
mismanagement. but this VIII be impossibility.
Never IN the history Of the State has there been
such gross misInanagement Of the canals. such In
efhcency and criminal negligence as under his adj
initiate thorough examination of all matters per
tanning 70 canal management, and Governor-elect
only shall the Investigation be pushed but that the
guilty ones shall be punished
they do the valleys Of the ST. Lawrence and OF
taw "a and ND Lake chamPlain and the Great Lakes
CITY. should be managed upon business principles;
hna R men h.S f hoa be S out q
politics and be managed on the same line as the
the heory Of 20 anG s@e
Engineer Adams that the first qualification of 2
be his ability TO carry caucuses and control con-
ventions II is notorious ;hat all the inspectors
on the work o. the canal improvements are not
qualified for the positions they hold.
the ssS~cS mprovement fund viii show that the I
report Of the Commission does not expose half Of
ay Of e R 70 be ba e
ernor Roosevelt may probe the investigation TO
ners In the contracts. lie; him pay particular A.
,enion, 70 he Ch3mplain Canal convincing at
the worst in the State There is no doubt what
the frauds and If he does ne should bring them
TO justice and accountability. and have the money
fraEdulcntly taken returned TO the State.
If Governor Roosevelt will do this he Will not
need to have any political hacks to manipulate
caucuses and conventions; the thinking and intel-
gent taxpaying citizens Of the State Will carry them
for him, and he Will have n united party behind
him. He Will have the business men ana com
nercal bodies with him II he will rescue these
great thoroughfares from the grasp Of the plum
derers that have been IN possession OF them for
the last four years he VIII establish for himself
a reputation with the people in this State and
this country that Will render him nvincble for any
position to which he may aspire. !.
We ask in the name OF the people Of this State
for the appointment OF n man for Superintendent
dllinx this most important and responsible position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
NlRROW ESCAPE THON WRECK.

From The London News.
Sir Thomas sutherland ard the !. rlnsplar ara
Oriental Company are To be CONGRATULATED on the
floating of the steamer China. This has been ie-
ferrcd 70 the most important salvage operation
OF recent years but II would he more correctly de-
scrihcd as the greatest work of tho kind that has
ever been achieved. Tho China was stranded AZ
Azalca Point on March -. and TOR nearly SIX
months three German and Swedish salvage steam
ers have been hard at work trying 20 get her OF.
Although the strauding unaccOmpaniei ~
shock-was. indeed. almost imp"rccpth'e 20 the
passengers as they were leaving the dinner-tabe-
the vessel was firmly driven on 90 the ledge ard
large OF rock which he'd penetrated into the
fore hold. had b" blasted away before the pnch-
ing up OF the hull conii De- begun II Is an open
secret that the owners were dcspairng - 10
opera tons AMI that the telegram Announcing he
floating OF the vessel came rs welcome surprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

cafes on ground floors are noisy and busy. by ~
o'clock II Is all and the plaza takes on us ac-
customed nightly and deserted appearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
IT'S FIRST PROTESTANT SERVICE.

Porto Rico Is to-day. AID always has been, en-
tlrcy Roman Catholic There is Protestant
church at Ponce. but this is the only alien house
% worship on the island. ana tho followers of
Professionalism have never been numerous For the
first time in its history. san Juan has heard tho
words Of a Protestant religious service. The Rev
William n. Sloan. Of Mexico city. yesterday read
this service in Spanish and In English. Dr. Car
honel kindly put his spacious offices at Mr. sloan
disposition for this purpose and at the morning
service in English the room was filed many SOL
diers being present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

the United states would drive her from the Island
YIN the going ~ Spam these expenses ceased lie
United states has no Minister IL Colonies. ana We
are not paying the expenses OF any pant ~ l.t
American Army or Navy Why. then. should me
United States collect from 3GNfoo pesos in taxes
for expenses to which she Is clearly not applying
the money! -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
ESTIMATE OF INCOME.


These amounts figured In Porto Ricln pesos.
The above is apr oxlnate estimate Of the
moneys the Americans are collecting to-day. and
the items of general cNp.ns. show how Spain in
teaGed 20 spend them. soar detailed her income
a. r,ila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12

cafes on ground floors are noisy and busy. by 10
O'Clock II Is all and the plaza takes on us ac-
cusiomed nightly and deserted appearance.
AMERICAN FLAGS FOR THE SCHOOLS
Licutenant-Coloncl Allen c. Blackwell arrived
recently In San Juan bringing American hass lor
the school children Of Porto Rico. Colonel haKr-
well comes here the volunteer representative III
Lafayette Post No 40. and the flags IN question:
furnished by the post in accordance Win H'
custom and usage IN promoting patriotic education
and loyalty among school children. ColoneI BAKE
well will supply six hundred flags to the island a
number sufficient TO give one TO every puDA' anu
private school in Porto Rico The nr5t Pres',l,S
lions were made this morning at O'Clock on '"i
Juan's principal plaza There were assehlD'u an
the teachers principals ana pupil o. lam ,ne nm Of
little boys from the Bonehc.encia or Orilah az
lum. Tne band of The llth Regiment piyvu Iaiii
crowded square with brilliant bits OF color !hete
were rich ehdren "nd poSr on nv sc1na be- At
the head of each school procession mar ~, nr
vGu.d bring to IT, new followers much that me
flag which has gone denied their fathers al TIC
The position OF the Roman Catholic Church on
the island to-day may DC called strange ana even
Ian employee ali classes OF society. have their de-
Tenders and those VINO busy themselves WIN slrl r
ing FOR their future benefits. The newspapers ar
open to all who would complain Of abuses or VINO
ton OF The Church therein The Church alone seems
to have noon forgotten. Men OF the Church VINO
Fct hat tbt Goyarnmon, o. The tinted states does
not support any church or creed, ana that I'M
Church ~ Rome from this time ON must stand upon
us own feet and expect a lively compel ton IN re-
ligious matters. The clergy say there has ncen a
great change Of feeling evidenced since the Ameri-
cans took possession that the 1pl" seem glad 10
let tho church mako rs heht a;ono ana unaiiel'
and few come 70 its help aud support These poo
plo have rot fore-Worl their Old faifh with ther
nll nag" say the clergy They still Catholic.
hut the voices Of few free-thinkers are stronger
than the weak. half-honrtcd effort OF over eight
hundred thousand members"
General Brook recently issued an order stating
that with the exc rnon OF such 3+ nld aTcHlt
boon abolished. a existing Spanish duties and
tavos should be collected. Now the moneys being
collected were estimated by spain with IN" idea OF
paving certain amount OF them to tho clergy, but
since September Of til. year they have not re-
covod "A cont and are assured that they will get
nothing in the futur, Tho ciergy ask why they
are to he eliminated from the payments They are
incluicd in the estimates for taxation. ard the
taxes are being collected. tho money 20 pay them
amounting to over 21fe) pesos a year.