The Green Forest tribune., 1898-02-03

Yell Collier, Alfred Sisco, Henry Ball, James Wilson, A. BIasingame. e.. J. Nj. Crawford, W. F. Gotorth, Sam Beck, James Reins, c. ". Moore, J. P, Roberts, w. R. Phil lips, Joel Cox, T. l.. Myers. AL ternates: Ben Shipman, Taylor Coxsey, J. M. Jernigan, Joseph Denny, +. P. Bunch, A. Shaver. Petit jurors; Wilson Btoyles, D. E. Freeman, Wiley Rhodes, Rube Kirkham, Clay Naples, T. B. Bell, , Miles Howard, s, k, Hanby, ". M, ] Dew eese, John Aruclt, Joe Nor ris, l.. Nj. Bunch, Sol Garter, Mart Trantham, Len NunnaIly, R. J. Mitchell, Pat Coxsey, W. Nj. Usrey, s. P. Suggs. J. F. Smith, c. A. Ramsey, Will Fry, John Duncan, John Martin. Alternates: H Q. Scott, Samuel Minnick, Charles Fancher, John Dodgen, William Miller, x. II. Kirtley.
 1t seems to us that 1t is high time that the town council was making some effort 10 put into effect the resolution passed some time ago to open 8 street to the northeast, making con junction with the county road that was allowed by the county court. Present road facilities are far from satisfactory to the large territory lying north and east ot the town and the people justly feel that the street should have been opened long before now.
 1 have given hamberlain's Cough fair test and consider it one of the very best remedies for croup that 1 have ever found. One dose has always beeu snfi cient, al- though 1 use it freely. Any cold my ebildren contract yields very readily to this medicine. I can consc'entiously recommend it tor croup ane colds in children.-Geo. il. Wolfe, clerk ot the circuit court Fernandina, Fla. Sold by J. E. Harbert, druggist.
 The Masons of this place are ondeavoring to find homes for the children ot the late T. E. Doran, his widow being unable to care for them. G. M. Wallace has taken one of the little boys aud E. C. Dooiing has taken one ot the little girls. There is yet one boy and one girl to be provided for. Any person desiring either ot them should commuolcate with the Lodge.
 " call the especial attention of our readers interested in tree plant ing and fruit culture to tue unusu- ally liberal offer of the Arkansas Valley Nurseries of Sedgewack, Kan, which will be found else whore in lhls issue. They are rclia ble people aud make this special offer only to introduce their stock in this vacinity. Or ders should be seat them without delay.
 s. J James, representing Dixon Nurseries ot Benton county, was here last week interesting our people in fruit. He sold a good many nice bills here, and will be back again in next month, about tue l5, when you should see him if you need fruit trees or shrubbery. The Dixon Nursery stock we can recommend; We bought Il bill from Mr. James ourselves.
 ". R. Sneed & Go. arc closing out their winter goods at unheard ofprices. It don'tpay to carry them over from one season to an- other, heuce their great bargains. Clothing at prices and quality to suit every body. They are bound to close them out to make room for spring goods.
 What pleasure IS there in life with headache, constipation and biliiousness ? Thousands expor. fence them who could become per- tectIy healthy ny using DeWitts Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. J R. Horbert.
 Riley Martin markete pig Monday which netted 344 pounds. W. c. Russell was tho purchaser, paying Sl3.76 or cents peB pound.