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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-06-30

Andy Cox of Stone county, Mo-, was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Ollie Stacy of Rogers is visiting relatives here.
 50 sheets of paper and 25 en- velopes at this office for 5c.
 Dr. Lanter is again at his office after three weeks stay at the Normal
 M. s. Coxssy and D. k. Wilson made a business trip to Harrison Monday.
 Monroe Butler and wife of Den yer are the proud parents of their first born, 8 fine girl.
 There hasn't been an icc cream supper or anything of that sort this summer. Whats the matter with our entertainers?.
 Misses Nellie and Mamie Puck cit arrived home Sunday. Miss Nel- lie has been in Paris, Texas, the past year and Miss Manic has been attending school at Eureka Springs.
 Rev. Collins, the Coin merchant, was in town Monday. He says that more people will be in Coin next Sunday than was ever there at any one time before to witness the Chlldrcn's- Day exercises.
 The Board of Directarra of the Green Forest Higb School want an assstent teacher. hose d. string should make application to J. A. Buell., clerk of tho board, on or before July Is.
 From the Pana GID Palladium we note the marriage of Miss Belle Upchurch to J. J. Thalgott of St. Louis. Miss Upchurch is a granddaughter of Mrs. c. Yenny of this place and was here on visit last summer.
 l.. s. ShibIey returned Monday from Crawford county. Mrs. Jas. shibley and Miss Dora O'KeIley accompanied him. line former came to visit her parents near Berryville and the latter to visit Miss Lizzie ShibIey.
 Hon. F. o. Butt arrived from Little Rock Friday with broad smile on his face. He was select ed by the State convention as State committeeman for this, the 4th, judicial district, a destinction of which he may justly feel proud.
 Sick headache, bilIiousness, con- stipation and all liver and stomach troubles can be quickly cured by using those famous little pills known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are pleasant to take and never grips. J. B. Harbert.
 The suit in repIevin before Esquire Graham Monday was de- cided Tn favor of the plaintiff, A.. Blasingame. Mir. Green gave notice that he would appeal the case to circuit court. F. o. Butt represented the plaintiff and J. s. Naples the detendent.
 John Marks and D. Lambert re- ceived tip last week from some witnesses who had been before the U. S. grand jury at Ft. Smith, that each of them had been indicted for selling whiskey at this place. Mr. Lambert has suddenly disap, peared. Mr. Marks says he will face the charge and abide his sentence.
 We are sorry indeed to learn that our special friend, Joe A. Young of Denver, made a nistak e the other day and took carbolic acid, thinking that it was oil 1t is stated that he took more than a quart of the awful drug before he discovered his mistake. He was trying to mix up some paint, The com bination wouldn't work a lit tie bit.
 ] his swearing on the streets, boys, yes, and men, too, ought 10 be stopped. It's ! mighty bad habit you have gY into. And it's vile, vicionsN habit. You Shnnld nnt surann, unA | fhn strnnts
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-06-30

Miss Ethel Nunnally is visiting at Carrcllton this week.
 Look out, you are going to h ear from A. BIasingame, about next week.
 billiard Owens is reported quite sick at his home two miles west of 1 town.
 Chas. Kirkham was circulating among the would be recruits Mon- day and Tuesday.
 Miss Della Harris of Rogers is visiting with her father, E. $. Har- rs, at the Star Hotel.
 George Tabor was taken serious ly ill again Tuesday. At this writ Ing his condition is very critical.
 A. J. Tabor is now resident of the city, occupying the Camp property. The front room is oc- cupied by his barber shop.
 w. R. Sneed & Go. are closing out their Spring Dress Goods at cost. Ladies should call at once and get the advantage of pick and price.
 Dr. Poynor left Monday over land to Clarksville to see his broth CT who has been quite sick for some tune, He will be absent four or five days.
 The Star hotel man, Mir. Harris, reports that travel is increasing. The hotel patronage has beer exceedingly good during the past two months.
 Wln your battles against disease by acting promptly. One Minute Cough Cure produces immediate results. When taken early it pre- vents consumption. And in later stages it furnishes prompt re- lief. J. E. Harbert.
 While Dr. Poynor does not ad- vertise as 8 specialist, yet he is fully prepared to treat diseases of women and diseases incident to childhood.
 Thousands of persons have been cured of piles by using DeWitfs Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and cures eczema and all skin diseases. It glYes immediate relief. J. B. Harbert.
 Do vou want to sell your farm :? If so, list it with THE TRIBUNE Real Estate Go. We are besigod with letters from all parts ot the country enquiring about our locality, tho prIco of land etc. Call and list your property with us,
 There is always 8 story in circu- lation about someone. There is always a confidential lie being whispered through the communi- ty about some person and each is told to say nothing about it, and finally every one knows it but the person in question. It would be good thing if ies were lett painted on tho atmosphere in which they were told, and the liars picture attached to them.
 There has been many. long "good bye" lost and many affec donate tears have wasted their sweetness on the desert air in the vicinity of Green Forest since Monday. A dozen or more of our patriotic young men had fully made up their minds to go to the front and oo battle for our coun- try, and accordingly made all the necessary preliminary preparations for their departure, and met the recruiting officer here Tuesday for the purpose of eniisting. But un- fortunate for the boys aspiration, only one of the entire number was successful, he being Dan Naples of Carrellton township. Two could not enlist because they wore marmed men and had not obtained tbe written consent of their wives. Because these could not go others backed out, and when Dr. E. c. Lanter was called upon to mak e the physical examination on Tues day night. only six applied. Ot this number five tailed to meet the Lrigid reGuirements. We are truly
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-06-30
LOCAL MENTION.

Children's Day at Coin Sunday
 Berryville, Denver and Carroll ton will celebrate.
 Spring dress goods at cost at W, R, Sneed < Co.'S.
 That was genuine wet soaker that fell Sunday night.
 Geo. H. Baxter, shoe drummer, was with us first ot the week.
 We are glad to note that J. C.. Bower is again able to be out.
 J. E. Douglas is making ar arrangements to move to Texas.
 We noticed Col. c J. Crump of Harrison on our streets Monday.
 George Buell. was looking after his interest at the normal Monday.
 Republican candidates for coun- ty offices are not showing up very tast.
 The Karlton Kids, a dramatic company gave street entainment Saturday.
 Advertising is not an expense without return. It's a fine busi- nacc ;pvast,napt
 The evidence in the case proves Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, salt rhuem, boils, humors and all eruptions
 The assessor was with us Satur. day and Monday. It seems to be much more convenient for our people to meet the assessor than it is to meet the collector.
 Among the visitors to the Norm al from Green Forest this week are Misses Ethel Walker, Cliftie and Amy Ramsey, Birmah Capps and Eva Buell..
 Bob Moore of Lafayette, Ind, ;, says that for constipation he has found DeWitt's Little Early Risers [. be perfect. They never gripe. Try them for stomach and liver troubles. J. E. Harbert.
 Judge Worthington and c. M, Greene ot Harrison passed through Saturday en route to Little Rock 10 attend tho Republican State con- vention, which convened yester day.
 Wm. Millor has been laying the wheat fields low in the vicinity of Green Forest with bis bran new Mccormick the past week. Bill says he has the finest binder team in the country. His big gray and Old Peet, the pr. Ray horse, walk off with the machine as easily as as three horses ordinarialy do.
 The little five, ,year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs O. w. Ryun was bitten by a mosquito one day last week. The following day she scratched off the scab, and shortly afterwards went out in the wet grass and weeds, and must have poisoned it as the place bitten com. menced infaming, erysipeias set in and has spread well over her body. It is not thought that she can recover-Boone Banner.
 Uncle Jess Tabor has been ex- perimenting with the chinch bugs After cutting his wheat, he says the bugs literally covered the first three rows of corn adjacent to the wheat field. With hot water he scalded these rows of corn, killing millions of the pesky insects. He says the hot water did not hurt the corn, and by frequent applica- tion of It, he expects to check fur ther inroads.
 D. R. Robinson and B. F. Ho- bart of the Frisco; R. P. Bowyer H. c. Mosher and J A. Merri, wether of Springfield, Mo-, and c. s. Glead of Topeka, Kan, all prom inent railroad officials, arrived in the city last Monday overland from from Harrison, and registered at the Crescent Hotel. They left their special car south of here and had 1t sent here 10 meet them. This trip through the country is
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-06-30
Stale Of Ohio, ity Of Toledo
Lucas county

Lucas county
 Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the trmof r. J. Cheney X Co. doing business in this city oi Toledo, coun- ty and state aforesaid will pay the sum of Sl00 for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of II all $ catarrh cure. ~0 rank J Cheney. Seal A. ". Gleason,
 Notary Public Halls catarrh cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the tystem Send for testimonials free.
 E, J Cheney O., Toledo, o. La-Sold by allDrns gists .15c.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26
LOCALS BY nn.

Maynard sharpe says the I'ccos va.
ley Is a humbug.
J. y Crozier tried 20 get q stand in
with the editor Of the 'locals by Jim.
Thers was a hanging occurred at the
o. X. feed yard and Kircher conducted
Il.
G.F. A. Robertson has been employed
by Crozler 10 mend his bicycle puneture
with Iron.
MehnE a Go. says they have ma
weapons so the "locals by Jim will
continue.
J. 5. Crozier is going b. buy n new
suit and Is going 10 start a billiard
club In the adobe house now occupied
by J. NJ. Pardus.
There are many Eddy people at Ros.
we'll who may get done up. For the
people Of Roswell can be very vicious
when they want 20.
The Prop of the new saloon took the
editor OF the "locals by Jim" and set
him up on the bar 10 keep him from
saying anything about the saloon this
week
n. Cunningham says II a mans
girl sits down on a bench and on her
right side puts Cafter's mucllage and
her fellow comes and sits downon her
right side he will get stuck on her.
The Green Tree saloon Is out too
earley there Is no green trees in the
Pecos Valley. I'd Collins knows a
good deal about pretty faces on saloons
and BlIl Barfield knows about the
same.
Johnnie Harvey says not 20 put any
thing In about him this week because
he is going TO see his best girl tonight.
Johnnie scratched this out for he does
not want any thing said about him
this week.
The Spanish have been thinking Of
purchasing the Chillan battleship
O'liiggins. but A. l.. Douglass warns
them that he has purchased the sub.
marine torpedo boat that was In
Cubit's window just before Christmas.
| THE people OF the United states are
supposed 10 know Cubit, the great En-.
gllsh ship builder OF New Mexico }
Douglass says II Spain purchases that
ship he will dive under Il In his sub
marine torpedo boat aud shoot a tor.
/ nndu iutn II and hlnW N iutn atnug
and XIII 202 Spanish soldiers and get
even with Spain.
All could find.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26
The Kemp Murder TrIaI.

The lrst case on the docket at Ros-
well, Monday, was the case OF murder
wherein y l.. Kemp and VIM. Kennon
or charged with the murder OF J.. l..
Dow. who was sheriff Of Eddy county.
Tie first move of the attorneys for the
defense. Messrs. Gatewood, OF Maria,
Texls, and Geo. Estes, OF Pecos, assist
ed by Judge Freeman and J o. Came
ron, was t0 move to squash on tho
grounds that the defendants should be
tried In the county the crime was COM
mItted, which the court WOULD not con-
slider. Wednesday morning the Judge,
II. B. Hamilton, oyerruled the motion
10 remand the case 10 Eddy county
An exception 10 the method Of secur-
ing the petit jury was then fled.
A jury was secured Thursday con-
slstlng Of the following Roswell peo-
pie: T. j. Bowman, j. A. Gilmore, +,
J.. Beck, VIM. Randolph, W. w. Cald-
well, Bob Lilies, Chas. Rourke, Tom
Howard, John Westoyer, o. :. Jones,
j. II. Hampton and ". s. Miller.
The following persons we're sum.
moned from Eddy as witnesses: J. s.
Crozier. A. Il llulen, !. 5. Osborne,
Sam Cornett, NJ. T.. Kerr, John Nc.
Evan, Jno. Walker, Elicit Hendricks,
+. ]. Butler, DR.. G. II. Wright, f.
Asbury, DIR. q. NJ. whicher, Dr. @. II,
WaIdschmidt, Alex Walton, A. o.
Shirley J. W. Baraeld, Il. IL Gamble,
A. N. Elliott, Chas. w. Moore, w. g.
Hamilton, J j. Rascoe, Il. B Arm
strong, d. Il. Ilarkey, j. ID. Walker
Mrs. Dow.
District Attorney Franklin will be
assisted by I. II. Burney. the stock as.
soclation attorney. Yesterday the day
was spent in arguments by Judge
freeman and the attorneys for the de-
fense on a motion 10 exclude the testi.
mony Of w. @. Hamilton who, Il is
understood, would testify to the state
meats made BY MT, Dow after wag
shot and before he died. The court
after hearing al the argument, ad'
mitted the testimony. This testimony
Il is believed, will be 10 the effect that
Dow stated that the shot from which
he was suffering at the time was from
q pistol In the hand OF ID. l.. Kemp
Some four or i've witnesses, among
them Fred Butler and J. j Rascoe
will testify. Twelve witnesses have
been examined so far for the territory
Owing 10 the tact that the evidence OF
the parties TO whom Dow talked pre-
vIous TO dying being admitted. KemT
will not deny he killed Dow, but viii
plead self defense. The jury Is one OF
the most intelligent possible 10 lnd
J. A. Gilmore being county treasurer
OF Chayes county and the balance Of
the jury are from the best element Of
the people OF Chaves county, II Is chs
general opinion that II the evidence
shows that the proper parties are II
custody that they will receive the ful
extent OF the law, though many pre-
diet hung jury. fhv full Particular
will be given next week,
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26
Homer Gilmore Shot.

The following dispatch relating 10
an errtwhile Edd5ite, was news 10
Eddy people In the Dallas News Of
Wednesday.
sEkAToB.A, Miss March 2i.-ln =
shooting ARRAY here 20 day Sheriff w
y. Bray was Killed aud Deputy Sheriff
Home Gilmore dangerously wounded.
The .ow began between Ashley Cooke
hn0 Homer Gilmore. Cooke emptied
hl pistol at Gilmore, three shots TAX
. az effect, while Gilmore missed his as
sailaut. Cooke then walked across
the street, meantime reloading his pis
tol sheriff Bray. hearing the shoot-
ing, hagtened 20 the scene and getting
within few PAGES OF Cooke, drew his
pistol aud ordered Cooke % throw up
hls hands, Cooke az the same time
calling out 10 the sheriff not 60 come
any further Bray lred but missed
and then Cooke taking aim, shot his
antagonist through the heart.
Homer was noted while here, some
ave years, for his extremely quarrel
SONS disposition aud the general opin'
ion expressed by one and all is that th'
, man Cooke did o iustiaable oct wheE
be shot Homer.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26

pursuant 10 the call Of the chairman
Of the city executive committee, q
number Of democrats met IN the court
house Tuesday night. House was
called 10 order by J. 3. Crosief, who
was elected chairman; and J. L. Emer
son was elected secretary Of the meet
ing.
Mr.. Crozler then stated the object Of
the meeting 10 be q discussion OF the
question whether II would be advis-
able 10 put out a democratic ticket IN
the city election. After hearing from
each one present Il was moved and
seconded chat democratic convention
be called on Tuesday night, March ~,
1898, 20 nominate a democratic ticket
for the city election Motion carried.
II was moved and seconded that the
executive committee be instructed to
publish a notice OF the convention
both In the papers and by circulars,
and that the bin for such publishing
be presented 10 the convention; carried.
Meeting then adjourned
Us CRozIER,
j. l.. EMERSON. Chairman.
Saorofarv
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26

This week Miss Matte Reift struck
a line vein of water on her place three
miles west, at depth Of eighty three
feet. The we'll was dug last fall and
having secured sufficient water for
household purpose, aud the rock for
nation encounted being Of very hard
nature, work on the we'll was abandon.
ed for the time During the winter
the well cayed In around the bottom
and this week Mr. Langford and an
assistant were put 10 work cleaning
the we'll and curbing Il, preparatory TO
sinking the well deeper. Mr.. Lang
ford proceeded TO sink q drill hole for
the purpose Of blasting and after going
down eighteen inches struck creyice
In the rock, when the water began 20
boil out OF the drill hole so fast the
men had 10 abandon the work. In less
less than fifteen hours water stood
thirty-six feet deep IN the we'll, which
Is three and a half feet In eiFoumfer-
enee. The water Is pure, similar 70
that Of Dark Canon wells, aud II Is be.
lIeyed an arteslan flow can be secured,
With this end In view, Miss RelfI Is
having a six inch casing put In and will
have Il sunk several feet In the rock.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26
silver Medal Contest.

The W. Q T. U. silver medal contest
will be hela In the Methodist church
Thursday evening, March 3ist begin.
ming at o'clock. The admission fee
has been placed al 20 cents. Follow
ing 10 the program.
J. INVOCATION 'sssss st's'ssfft's' sss'tt.f .sss't
. Muale Home Protection ..,. Chorus.
;'Ihe Bfidal Wine cup
4 Music ..... The Fountain ...... Chorus.
"''s1 s1 rlain Taik.'' ND'' "'' ="
g. Recitation, 5000. Anna Hutchlnaon
'An Old Man's story y
" The organ Grinders ssfsnsds
= Ns.il,ffi ..fhe faie Of a sorpsnt, ~ mao' n ''''
W0man'n Logic
THE Rumseliero Equivalent. !"
~. CHORUS s,s.tst,ttst. .st.hy the Chiidfcu
f'rho Ncu Womanhood %
''Aunt CQluueola' Ioptekccplne I"
i9 Muaic Away WITH lto wine. Cl1ouii
IA DeClsiop OF ludarl ......... ,....s..,.
iE AwarQlng tho Mf0ni. .,...........
Il WY-
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26
JIM

Jack Frost t9me In all his terrors
Tuesday night ice forming about three
eights OF an inch thick on water
standing out Of doors In Q pail. All
fruit buds not destroyed Tuesday
night were finished Wednesday night,
so there will be no stone fruits this
year In the Pecos Valley. The apple
trees had not put forth blossoms and
are therefore quite safe, for no more
such freezes may be expected. The
greatest loser by the freeze In the
lower valley is Maynard Sharpe, while
+. g. Tracy's 6ne peach orchard four
miles southeast Is second on the list,
Mr.. Demorest. Of Otis, who had a pros
pect Of probably 1000 bushels Of peach
es, Is also rendered valueless for this
season. This Is not nearly so great a
calamity however as befell the people
OF southern California, who are esti-
mated to have lost over thirty millions
OF dollars by the freeze.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26

"say, Charlie, whore do you get
shayedY"
"On the face Of course, at the Gem
barber shop, whore you get the finest
shave or hair cut In the city"
The Eddy current., 1898-03-26

sausr Krsut at Is Ysas MasEst
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-06-25
NJ. SARvER,
Prasi5an+.
]. n. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.

An ordinance providing means for fbe
purpose of constructing and maintaining
public roads and bridges throughout the
parish of Vermilion:
BE 1T ordained by the Police Jury of
the parish of Venniion in legal assembly
eonnened; There shall be included iii tho
10 w on the assessment roll for tile wear
1898 in addition to the regular bugdet fof
road purposes as follows:
A per capita tax of one dollar on all
male persons between the ages of eigh-
teen and flfty-five Years inclusive. And
2 speciai license on all. vehicles as follows.
on =! WAGONS u 90 per annunI.
hacks *
buggies 2 horse rs :.
81 :
hieTeles ~ !.
Same to be placed on the assessmarg
rolls OF 1893 and collected by the fax col
lector with taxes of the regular hudnef
and placed to the credit of the road ana
bridge fund.
Be if further ordained. Tba+ III ,,a.s. y
who NAV nrodnca tboir sor;nts - all
payment of their nercan,ta tay ond uahi.
Gle license dulv assessed aoa;nsf +ha,4
yearly sbau IL ralianaa faess ,''5s s,s. 80
service on III nnhlic rosas = ~ p'1sona, Ia
from and after January i, 1898.
Be it further ordained; That any persoh
refusing to pay his percapita tax or II.
cense legally assessed against him shall
be required to perform personal service
on the public roads for Twelve full days
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-06-25
BAPTIST APPOINTMENTS.

ABBEvILLE Preaching on 1st and
3rd Sundays at the courthouse at ] | a.
IN. and T:30 p. III.
sunday School every Sunday at 10
a. IN.
HENRY Preaching on 4th Sundays
at | a. m. and 7;30 p. NJ.
PERRY Preaching on lst and 3rd
Sundays at : p. N.
SHELL BEACH Preaching on 2nd
at Ii a. m. and 7:30 ?. m.
0. NJ. LUCAS, Pastor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-06-25

Hon. W. W. Edwards submitted re
port of survey, with expense BILL for lo-
cation of bridge across bayou Vermilior
at Ledons crossing.
The following report Of road and bridge
committee was received and ordered
spread on the minutes, rowit;
ABBEvILLE. La. June 13, 1895
TO the Hon. President and Members OF
the Police jury Of Vermilion parish
Gentlemen:
Your committee on roads and bridges
met this day in regular session and beg to
report as follows:
Mr., Senac appeared and stated that be
delivered the road as requested by this
committee at special meeting on the
18th of May and the road overseer also
stated that he had made measurement
Of said road and found it to be 30a feet
wide.
Mr.. Boudreaux and others came before
the committee and made complaint re-
latiye to portion of public road in 4th
district 7th ward. H. ]. Stansbury road
uSEisfGis anu also GIhGTeu n pFDLHSI
against the changing Of said road and
recommended the division of said road
district and the appointment of Mr.. J.
Fletcher road overseer and instruct him
to cut aditch for draining SAID road, said
ditch having been recommended by a
committee formerly appointed by your
Hon body.
Mr.. Antoine Broussard road overseer
made complaint against Thomas Fletch-
er, Z. Rolombo, Oneal Lege ct ais. for
draining their fields onto the public road
in his district.
Mr.. Antonio Raggio came before the
committee and made a complaint against
Mr.. Emile Fhibodeaux for placing gate
with lock thereto on tie public road il
End ward.
Respectfully submitted
BABrLAs LEBLANC,
j. THEGLET THERIoT,
j. n. WILLIAMS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-06-25

On motion Of Mr., Leblanc duly second
ed and adopted, Messrs. Worthy Quereau.
Charles Hungerford, J q. b. Jones. D. f.
shepharison, B. f. Taylor and ]. + Boley
were appointed jury Of freeholders to
trace i road III 9th ward Adopted
The Clerk of this body is hereby in
structed to notify Mr.. H. j. stansbury TO
appear before this body atits nexs regular
meeting.
On motion duly seconded. Mr.. "A. Picard
be and is hereby APPOINTED committee
of one to investigate and report 10 this
body relative to parties draining their
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-06-25
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