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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-07

any such incidents in the national life of the papal states as bread riots. De this as 1t may, the Pope sees With mucn apprehension that the diScontent which Is beginning to make itself more gener- ally felt in Italy must have some efrect on the papacy, and he trembles to think what the future may bring forth.
 None knows better than Leo that when the populace is once aroused acts of hot-headed fanaticism are more com mon than acts of deliberative reason. The papacy has more than once been III danger, and there are many who thlnK that the time has come, not only III ltalyS history, but also in the Woriu s history, when some provision should be made which will safeguard the oest interests of the church and its head. Suggestions have frequently been made that in tine of great danger the Pope should abandon Rome and seek rel uge in some country where his admin 1stration of ecclesiastical matters could be absolutely untrammeled.
 It seems almost impossible to think of Rome without the papacy, and yet 1t Is morally certain that measures have been considered looking to the Pope's removal from Rome in case of certain events transpiring which would render his remaining there unsafe to himself and fraught with evil consequences to the whole Vatican establishment.
 Cardinal Vaughan of England Is credited with having suggested the Island of Malta as a safe harbor of refuge for the Pope. How true this may be cannot be said for these are matters which are considered in camera and not made public, but if 1t has any founda- tion in fact the question arises, Was this suggestion made at the instigation of the British Government, and is that Government prepared to surround the papacy with sufficient safeguards to guarantee it's being unmolested by pos sible enemies? Everything seems to point that it was. Roman Catholics are taking a more prominent part in the official life of Great Britain than they have done for many years, and there is ample evidence to show that for Great Britain at least the days of bigotry and intolerance in religious matters are over.
 Then see how the Vatican has fa- vored Great Britain and her colonies in the matter of representation in the sacred college of cardinals. Besides England, Ireland has a cardinal, and so has Australia and Canada. This Is one of the reasons, then, why 1t is thought that should the Pope ask protection for his own person and the Vatican estab lishment 1t would be cheerfully guar anteed by the British Government. Another sign of the times, which may, however, be merely incidental, is the evident desire of both the Latin and Anglican churches to come together on a common platform.
 Owing to the present cordial relations existing between the Vatican and Elm porer William it has been suggested that Germany might be prevailed upon to afford an asylum to the papacy in
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nance at being requested to go outside the domain of dogma and ecclesiastics made him an impossibility. But the Pope knew his lieutenants well, and ha knew therefore that in the wise and courtly Archbishop of St. Paul he had a mouthpiece who would reach the Presidents ear if any one could. As the constitution of the United States bars out any connection between church and state 1t was necessary that these negotiations should be carried on Tn such a manner so that future genera tions might not say, when the whole history of the war comes to be writ ten, that the papacy had unduly med died wit the temporal affairs Of na- ton where the church had enjoyed the greatest possible measure of freedom in its growth and expansion and im- munity from state interference.
 Never did a pontiff so exert all his energies to bring about a desired end as did Leo XIII to bring the points at issue between the United States and Spain within the boundaries of arbitra- ton. Spain, whose sovereign prehxes most Catholic majesty before his name, was appealed to by all the love and fealty of past ages to make some concessions which would afford start ing point from which to commence ne gotiations which would do away with the stern arbitrament of war. But Spain which maintains diplomatic re- lations with the Vatican, was obstinate to a degree, and puffed up with the pride of departed glories-the pride which always goes before a fall-would not listen to the voice of the pontifical apostle of peace, which In the evening of his life was made to tremble as 1t never trembled before. When the aged Pontiff found that the "vice regent of Christ, the successor of St. Peter, the prince of peace," could not stem the tide which rushed madly on to battle he cast himself at the foot Of the cross in his own little oratory and humbly prayed to God that he might be taken from earth before the declining days of his pontificate should be deluged with the mingled blood of Catholic Spain and free America.
 AS if this affair between the United States and Spain was not sufficient to dim the sun which is setting on Leos reign, there must needs thrust itself into the arena of monentouS and his- tory making happenings the awful problems of starvation of the masses in his own dear Italy, a problem fraught with much danger to the holy See. Bread riots in any European coun- try inevitably give rise to much letting of blood and shake the very founda- tions of the country, even the throne itself.
 Leo is reckoned as a sovereign among sovereigns, and the incumbent of the papal throne would not escape the swirl of popular fury which rightly or wrongly attributes all it's misery and want to the highest in the land It has been claimed that whenever the papacy has exercised temporal jurisdiction, provision, adequate and far-reaching, has always been made to guard against
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acknowledged leader among them ts Cardinal Agliardi, who, although hold ing no office, nevertheless wields a weighty influence.
 will be watched with a great deal of interest If there are to be dynastic changes or complete change of gov ernment from a monarchy to a repub- lie. it is just possible-and it has al- ready been considered by Vatican councils-that the price of papal recog- milton for the new government would be the restoration of the papal states to the temporal control of the popes of Rome. It has even been said that Leo XIII has already expressed himself a S not being opposed to a republican form of government for Italy, but this. ike many other rumors, has not baan vert fled.
 It is interesting to note in the 5isc1s-. sion of this topic that some years a or, a Jesuit priest in Boston, in addressing an audience, prophesied that ,n less than fifty years the United States would be the natural home of l,atbnn cism. He said, in alluding to the nuro- Der of the church's adherents in Amer ica. that her growth was so enormous and phenomenal that nothing sh )rt of miracle could prevent this country being the most densely populaeed Ro- man Catholic country on earth. And then, he said, Puritan Boston would be SdlllOiAS DOSlOI, ana the States or Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, together with the province of Quebec in Canada. would comprise the papal states of the new world.
 Whatever may the outcome oc Italy's troubles Rome will always De Rome, but whether the Pope will still remain there to wield the scepter of spiritual authority Is a problem too weignty for present understanding
 Leo XIII will leave a great legacy, not only of achievements on behalf of humanity and his church, but also a wealth of literary gems which have never been published. It is known that his Holiness is the author of many pieces Of the most classical Latin. and scholars will read with great avldity the pontiff's literary work. If his end IS not far off the world, irrespective of creed, will pray that it may be peace fui. for certainly he has left Ihs world better for having lived in it.
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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
For County Clerk.

This week we have the pleasure ot announc!ng he candidacy of Col. N c. Charles for the office of County Clerk, subj ect to the action of the Democratic primary May [. It has been said Of Mir. Charles that no man in Carroll county was more familiar with her public recorde or better understood the intricacies of county government than he, and one thing sure, no one was ever moro accommodating. While he has long been connected with the affairs of o1r county, he has not been chronic office seeker. His skill as an accountant simply made his services almost indispensi ble, and ne now feels that his record and knowledge of county affairs ought to entitle him to the emo. luments of the office tor term, at least But there is little we can say to the voters of Carroll county about Newt Charles. You all know hlm aud you know that he is amply Qual fled for toe trust that he asks at your hands.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
For Circuit Clerk.

J. D. Hailey again asks the suffrage of his party for the office of Circuit Clerk ot Carroll county, subject to the Democratic primary to be held May :. For the past two years the business in the Cir. cult clerks office has been dis patched to the entire satisfaction of all, and in asking for re-eltc- tion Mr. Hailey is violating no precedepts of his party, and bis many friends feel that it is but justice that be should be accorded 8 second term. Jeff Hailey is a Carroll county boy and has the best interest of bis people st heart. lie IS in perfect accord with them on all matters of importance to the county, has ever holped to bear the burdens of his party when in the ranks, and to perform his duties in business and painstak- ing way while in office, Give his claims a careful consideration.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
For Collector.

J. M. Bailey of Green Forest an- nouuces in this issue of TIE TRIBUNE for the office of Collector of Carroll county, subjeos to the action of the Democratic primary to be held May 7. nr. Bailey located in Carroll county many years ago, and few men better rep resent the material growth of our county than ho. Comm encing al the bottom round of the ladder, he took up homestead, and with 6 brawney muscle succeeded in open ing up a good farm Ten years ago he opened up little grocery store in our town. By strict economy and tair dealing he soon launched into the dry goods business. Four years ago he built the Bailey brjek block and is now numbered among our most substantial business nen, He is 6 lifelong Democrat of the j Jefferson stock and for the first time asks for an office at the hands of his party. Tine office of Coffee tor is an important one to the ta>. payers and much anxiety will be allayed 10 know that the task of gathering the county's revenue is in he hands of a thoroughly reliable and responsible man.
 Such man is J. NJ. Bailoy aa any one who does not know hlm will ascertain by enGuring of these who know him best. Consider well his claims.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
The Way to Make 3a0acy.

Plant yoa sn orchard q frui1 trees and in Q fow years you have got it and that for good North " est Arkansas is the land of '1tno Big Red Apple" and We arc the sole agents for the Dixoa Nurserv of Benton county. tho best in the State, aud those who are eontem- plating planting orchards will find 1t to thelr interest to see us and place their orders wi:h Us. Drop us a postal card or come and see us and we wiii do yoq gooi as VI have the inside on uursorv stock
 JAMES t 8BIDaGzoRD, Enroka Springs, Ak
 Aspans 4aoillee eaTe liver lrouDiss.
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Ii ia, or should be, the highest aim of every merchant to please his customers; and that the wide-awake drug firm If Meyers $ EsbIemaa, Sterling, III, is deing SO, is proven by tho following, from Mir. EIshl9- man: In my l6 years experience in he brag business nave never seen or sold CT tried $ medicine that gave as good satisfaction aa Chamborlajn's Colje, Cholera and Diacrhoo& Remedy. Sold by J E, arbort, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
Hon. \. ". Walker.

Hon. J. W. Walker announces this week for Prosecuting Attorn- ay. He is a natIvo ot Arkansas and has never known any other place ns home.
 He was educated at tho State University, studdle4 law in his fathers office in this city and was admitted to the bar in 1886.
 Fer twelve years he has been actively engaged in lhe practice of his profession in this Judicial Circuit and he ia well known, not only by his professional brethern, but by the people at largo,
 He was licensed several years ago to practice bofore the Supreme Court. He is one ot the best erim- nal lawyers in tho State of Arkan sas and his assistance is songht in most every important ease that comes np in Washington county and in many cases in other conn ties.
 He has sever held office but has always been an active party mar and has done as much iorthe caus ot Democracy as any private ir this section ot the State. Re is an nntiring worker an would be a great success in the office which he seells.-FayetieyliIe Democrat
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,s
 Bargains in shoes at ". E. 6need $ Co.'S.
 Large line of shoes just arrived at W. E. 6need < Co.'S.
 Mrs. c. E. Litder has a few win- ter bats left over. She will diepose of them at cost. Gail early.
 Monroe Lee has moved from the Page residence to=lhe Webb resi- dence on South Springfield street.
 9r. James Dawson and wife of Alton, I. T, arrived yesterday on 3 visit 10 relatives in Green Forest and at Rule.
 John Innnan is now a citizen of Carroll eoun:y and occupies the residence recently purchased from ". T. Pratber,
 The smiling countenanee of John \ Bnell no longer adorns ,he de. livery window of the postofico. Heretird in order to deal in sheep.
 T. !, Wells informs us that he came pear losing his residence by ire Monday 4 Ia -ge hole was burned in the root ot his kitchen before discovered.
 Mrs c. J. Litt}er stjll has few more winter bats chat she desires to dispose of before her new line of Spring Millinery arrives oil and get q bat at cost.
 c. A, Ramsey is being favorably mentioned as 8 candidate for 5ner- if. Should Charlie decide to enter the race he will mako formidable caDdiaatata.
 A thrill ef terror is experienced when brsssy cough ot oaoup sounds through the#b8use at night. But the terror soon changes 10 re- Het after Che &iGata oaza Cure II.az oeaa aamiaisiered s.sfe aad harmless for children. J. F Fatert
 Bird Reeves eaoe in Tuesday troE Aeaia, l. f :, ant vfI.sIeaa tfo rest ot 7Ee week visiting reja- tiqes Bird has resided iathe Ter fjtory :he past riae years and his ma9y friands a1e pleased b meet nm again.
 CeAaAnE4s stimulate liver kidneys aad R9Wles, Never eickeH, ee&i "u OF zsrire, l0e
 Children and admits tortured bY burns, aa4lds, injuries, eczelaa or siz5u diseases nay secgfs# iaztaat naliet 5y aSln&s NaHitts= Witch Hazel saiee, ffz tae great EiLe-romeaY ,. '. H@lh
 arply at fHr Hnmua aae9 f roa want L. 5ae Green Forest propel ty Ev tsYa seTeras good residences Foe sat8-
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
Natare2s Ra1aed dy.

Mrs. Ii. A. Russell otGreen For est, Ark is the representative for this section of the remedy whlch has beon startling the people of the eust aad west reoentIy-Yitae Gre. This new medicine, fresh from Natures storg-house, and hence free from all aoxious drugs, or hnrttul compounds, is represent. ed as being tue means ot accom- plishing some wonderful cures, when al other means have tailed, and its claims are certainly worthy the consideration ot the afflicted. Ii cures Bright's Disease, Rheoma- tifm, Bronchitis, catarrh, Dyspep sia ana Female Complaints of all kinds. Mrs, RasseI is prepared to prove it's claims before you buy. See her.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
Rncklen's Arnica SaIye.

Tho best saIve in the world fer cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sait rhoum fever sores. letter, chapped hands, chli5ians, corns and all skin eraptions, and positively cnres plies, or ne pay required. IL is guaranteed 10 give perfect sa1is- taotion or money refunded. Price 25c per box.
 Sold by J, K. Haybert.
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 Gadios, you are cordially invited to call and examjge my goods and get fay prices. l make Q speciality oi notions and ladies' furnishing goods, besides having tho incest stock of millinery ever put ou this market. Cali a; the Racket Store.
 On the morning of Feb. 20, 1895, I VAS sick with rheumatism and lay in bed until May q, when I got bottle of Chaabefl&iu1s Pain Boim. The 6e8i application os it relieved me almost eaier0ly from tic pain and the second afford oa complete relief In 6 short tjma 1 was able to De Qp and about agsin.-A T. Moreaux, Lu4orne, Njnn. Sold by J. k, Harbert, druggist.
 Groon Forest is 10 have 8 big revival meeting, beginning 1enls hl ! (Thursday Rev .. [. J Inte, State cv"ngelist,of dtcioBoe6, iy to aid Pastor Johnson. ar Tate is a pupil oft Moody school and has had thousands of people con vorted under lis preaching. Bo Aas iabored h ten states and ter ritorjas and has recently held n9eafinUs in Eureka Springs. Rogers and BerryYIIle. Let every body attend his first service here.
 l desire to attest 10 the merits Of Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy as ouo ot the most valuable and efficient preparations on the mark el. Ii broke an exceedingly dan aerou> coQgh for ne m 25 hours, and in gratitude therefor, desjro 10 inform yon thatI will ne7er be without itand you should feel proud ot tho nigh esteem in which you" remedies are held by the peGpio in general. II Is tbe one remedy among ten thousand, Success to to. R. Downoy, editor Demo crat, Albion, Ind. For sale by J. E. Harbert, druggi,.t,
 J.S. Naples will be candidate for reelection to the office ot Goun- ty and Probate Judge of Carroll county, and his announcement 10 that effect will be made known through the county press shortly. The bigh plain to which this office has been raised within tho last few ears has been steadily maintained by Judge Map'e8 and tor once th 6 tax payers realize the .aIl-impor- tanco of thls ofioo, and it is our opinion the people Vlll make no mistake in ro.elecling Joe Naples. After many years of untold sui forins from piles, E ", PurseIl oi KnitrursviIle, Pa, was cured by using |. single box If DeNitt's $ Witch Hazel Salve Skin diseases T snah as eczema, ash, pjmples @nd obstinate sores are readily ea red by this famous rem cd
 J U Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03

Whocpiag cough is tbs most distressing msI~dy; bat it's dora- tion can be cut short by the uae of One Minute Gongh Cure, which is also tho best known remeay for croup and all jung and bronchial troubles. j. k HAF5etl.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
LOCAL. MENTOR.

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 Time to March out.
 Boone county primary comes oF tomorrow.
 Col. A. $. Vandeventer of Fay etteviIle was in town Friday.
 Miss Burner Capps is among THE TRIBUNE's s new subscribers.
 1he NJ. E. Church is again talk ing of building a church house.
 Boone county scrip issIow sale, 35 cents, says the Harrison Times.
 We will announce candidates for township office for one dollar each.
 The grand jury found 22 indict asents at the recent session of the circuit court,
 The Republicans will hold their primary election in Newton coun- ty tomorrow,
 A fine assortment in Spring Millinery and fancy goods at the Racket Store.
 L. F. Walker was acquitted at BerryviIle last week. We report, ed it 9 hung jury.
 Hats in all the new eolors and shades, and prices to suit you at the Racket Store.
 If you arc in need of any kind of sewing machine repairs, leave your order at the Racket Store.
 The need of a good spring med icine is almost universal and Hoods Sarsaparilla exactly meets this need. Be sure to get Hoods.
 Mrs. D. r. Ray is now offering for sale her entire outfit ot house hold and kitchen furniture. Call and see her if you want a bargain,
 Rev. Fitch requests HIS to say that he will meet with the church at Conterpoint on the second Sun day in this month instead of the third.
 George Clemishire and family, Nho reside near the mouth Of Yocam creek, were visiting the family of Lawner Capps Saturday and Sunday.
 Don't annoy others by your coughing, and risk your life by negiecting cold, One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs, colds, oroup, grip and all throat and lung troubles. J. $. harDert'
 Only one month till the town election. It is time our people were selecting suitable men for the variousH HIaces. Let's have ah aggressive council for the coming year.
 Mrs Zouri Frisco went to Newton county last week to look after business matters. She expects to open a school for children soon. She will teach Tn the Wilson house on South Springfield street.
 John II. Roy of Harrison WAS registered at the Star over night Friday on his return from Carthage, Mo, accompanied by lis new bride, formerly Miss Ollie Grever. Johns many Carroll county friends extend congratulations.
 William Burris died at his home near Braswell Springs on last H1ursday night at the age of S8. hb came 10 this county 2S years ago rom Macon county, Mo, He was hurried Friday in the family grave yard near his residence. We are anxious to do little good in this world and can thina of no better or pleasanter way to do it than by recommending Que Minute Cough Cure as 6 preventa tive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troubles that folIaw neglected colds.
 '. <. Harbert.
 J.B. Coxsev is candidate fer constable o4 Prairie township, snb
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-03-03
Public E&aal}Na. iGll.

, ~41l Hal! public examination af teachers at Barry1illo, Ark, on HaFc4 ! and I8, 1898.
 V. R. PHILLIPS,
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