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The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-27

l B. Bishop now occupies Mrs. Yenny's property on the corner. Robert Blasingame has gone to St. Louis with a car load of stock. Delbert Martin of Ozier, Mo-, is visiting his parents north of town. E. J. Black and James Kirkham were over from Berryville Sunday. .C. Howard and wife left yes. terday on ton days bussines trip to Missouri.
 Jess Estes, Carrollton's hand some P. M., was visiting in the city Sunday.
 T. O. Walker is having the nor ter spread upon the walls of his hotel this week.
 oyou want your organ cleaned l! If so, call on Loss Nunnaliy. He is an expert and will do the work reasonable.
 Dr. PoYnor tells us that he will in a short time put in neat stock of drugs in hls office building, where he intends to keep, every. thing in the line of first-class drugs. The men who will have to man. ipulate the financial part of the county seat question now have the matter under advisement. No further action will be taken until they have reported.
 A stubborn cough or tickling in, the throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless Tn effect, touches the right spot, reliable and just what is wanted. It acts at once. Harbert $ Sheldon.
 A. E. Graham has moved into his residence and has also moved his photo gallery into permanent quarters in one of his dwelling rooms, which he has sky-lighted and otherwise arranged for the business.
 M. B. Russell, member of Go. D., 1st Reg. Ark. Volunteer, and 8 brother ot tho editor of the GREEN FoRErs TRIBUNE. called to see the State Republican force yesterday. He is a printer.---Arkansas State Republican.
 Dep. US. Marshal Hammock arrested Joe Jones, Wash Benton, Ike Hawley and one Laney, tor timber cutting on government land located in Piney township. He took them to Ft. Smith on the evenings train..-.-E. s. Times. Echo.
 THE TRIBUNE is always pleased to see clippings from it's colums in other papers, but we feel extremely flattered by Brother Moore of the Flashlight last week, who clipped one of our local ads and gave it as an item of news. It pays to ad- vertise.
 For broken surfaces, sores. in sect bites, burns, skin diseases and especially piles, there is one re- liable remedy, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for DeWitt's don't accept commercials or frauds. You will not be disap- pointed with DeWitts Witch Hazel Salye. Harbert & Sheldon.
 Mary Anderson, who IS now Mrs. de Navarro and lives in England, has allowed herself, her new Eng llsh home and her two.year-old baby to be photographed for the fret time for publication. Some twenty pictures have been made, and the best of these will appear in an early issue of the Ladies Home Journal. The baby's pict- ure is. of course, the central one of interest.
 l.. E. Harbert was reconoitering in Eureka Springs few days last week. He reports 8 splendid sentiment in Eureka Springs favor ing Green Forest for one of Car roll county's court houses. While there he traded his big sorrel horse for hardware and furniture stock and some otber cbattels. He is
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-27

All parties indebted to me must come in and settle, or you will find your account in tho hands of the Collector. I mean all.
 J. H. RAMSEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-27
LOCAL MENTION.

v
 Considerable litigation of late.
 Congressional election Tuesday, November s.
 Diusmore and Hopper will talk politics here next Monday.
 The Baptist 9th Sunday meeting convenes at Carroilton tomorrow
 Apples buyers are plentiful. The farmers who raise fruit are right in it.
 Drs. Poynor and Ramsey attend the tri-county medical society at CarrolIton last week.
 Remember that there is rev. enue of 25 ccnts to ono dollar on all rent on lease contracts.
 Several of the Harrison soldier boys have been discharged lately and returned to their homes.
 Examine your dues, A defec. tive fue will cause somebody's house to be burned some of these days.
 Thomas M. Callen and Miss Ottie Snyder were married on last Thursday evening at the resi- xJ.-.. Dor ,%s.,
 A. G. Tanning and W. A. Butt enter upon the discharge of their duties as justices of the peace for Hickory township next Tuesday.
 Perry Sheldon and Mrs. J. F.. Harbert accompanied Mrs. M. C.. Webb on her return Thursday to her home III Kansas as far as Eureka Springs.
 Green Forest people are remind ed that W. J. Lloyd, the hardware man of Eureka Springs IS the man when you waot bargains in any thing in the hardware fine.
 Mrs. c. Yenny brings us the sweet potato that so far takes the cake. ~She didn't have only one of them, either; her garden is full of them.
 A reunion of the relatives ''of Charles G. Oneal and the survivors otCo. (, of the lst Ark. Cal. is now going on at Mulberry's Ferry on White River.
 James Buell. left Sunday for Little Rock to attend the I. o. O.. F Grand Lodge. He willalso at tend the dedication of the Widow. and Orphans Home at Batosyille.
 We have all been complaining considerably of the rough. weath. CT the past week, but it has been picnic weather as compared with Kansas and Nebraska where they have ten inches of snow and sleet.
 When you call for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure, don't accept anything else. Don't be talk ed into accepting q substitute, for piles, for sores, for burns, Harbert & Sheldon.
 Truth wears we'll. People, have learned that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are reliable, little pills for regulating the bowels, curing con- stipation and sick headache. They don't gripe. Harbert & Sheldon.
 See w. R. Sneed $ Co.'S new ad. Thpy are this week putting in their fall aud winter goods and they especially boast of the very cheap prices that they are offering the peopsS. Call and see them and they will save you money.
 J. J. Inman desires to say that his establishment, the former stand occupied by Mrs. Little, is now opened up for business. He ex- poets not only to handle a full and complete line of Millinery, but 2 neat selection of dress goods etc. You are invited to call on him when in need of anything in his line. His prices will be the low est.
 More than twenty million free samples ofDeWitt's Witch Hazel Salves have been distributed by
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-27

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. Green Forest, Ark, Nov. F, IS, 19.
 PROGRAM. First day-Thursday.
 9 a'clock a. m.
 Address of Welcome President w. R. Phillips.
 Response-Prof. c. s. Barnett.
 Enrolment of teachers.
 Primary Reading, how taught Mrs. Burnoy.
 Discussion by members.
 How to teach Long Division c. C. Denney.
 Intermission.
 p. m.
 Value of morning exercises and how conducted-Prof. I. A. Clarke.
 Observation-Disclosures bers.
 Errors in teaching Grammar Emma Simmons, M. Marston.
 Literary societies and other ainments-Riley Case, AL len Bunch.
 Second Day-Friday. ga, m.
 How should geography and his- tory be combined-W. M. Smith, T. O. Roberts.
 How to teach pupils to read in distinct tones-Daisy Ayers. Observation-Disclosures. The Why's" in Square and Cube Root A. A. Davis. Decline and tall of old methods W. F. Jackson. Intermission. p. m,
 Do you encourage your pupils to inform you of all misconduct on the playground?-Thos. Jones, B. B. Eslinger, M mbers. How should language lessons become a part ot every recitation Thenie Collier.
 How to deal with wittyGO ego tistical, fun making pupils-Cleo Miller.
 Discussion-Me em bers.
 EVENING SESSION.
 D. m.
 Roll call and response by gems.
 The coming (twentieth century) teachers-Prof. Fl. P. Burney.
 Remainder of the evening pro- gram will bo prepared by com mittee previously appointed by president.
 Third Day-Sa,urday.
 9 q. m.
 Making things pleasant in the schs ol room (papcr)-Mrs. Zura Frisco.
 How to teach writing----A. M. Jackson. Members.
 Conducting recitations-Thos. Bunch, H. K. Smith, Discussion.
 Greatest mistakes of our teach ers.---C. s. Barnett and Discussion Gone hour)
 Election of officers. Miscellaneous business Dismission.
 Each session will open and close with music prepared by tho following committees: R. F. Case, Lillie Ayers, w. F. Jackson and Lora Smith. HENRY H. DAVIS. ADELINE RUSSELL, w. o. NEW, Committee on program.
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-27

A nice line of gents hats and caps just received al J. J. Inman'A. Call aud examine tbem,
The Green Forest tribune., 1898-10-27

 ure is. of course, the central one of interest.
 l.. E. Harbert was reconoitering in Eureka Springs few days last week. He reports 8 splendid sentiment in Eureka Springs favor ing Green Forest for one of Car roll county's court houses. While there he traded his big sorrel horse for hsrdware and furniture stock and some other cbattels. He is busy this week with corpse of teamsters freighting it to the next county seat.
 James Stacy and Pink Stone are into a multiplicity ot law suits. Pink has bought the Newcomb place whero Stecy lives, and pro ceeded last week to gather what he claimed was his share of the apples. Jim had him arrested for larceny, and has also sued out a writ of replevin for the apples which he found in the possession oi Mrs. G. M. Wallace and others. As we go to press tho first suit is is in progress and the replcvin suit comes up for hearing on November 3.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
A Good Report.

The officers of the Presbyterian
church have just made their annual
report to be transmitted to the general
sembly. The report shows the follow
ing facts, attendance at Sunday school
14l, additions to the church during the
past year on profession of faith, 80; by
letter, "a. Five bave died, and five
have been di-missed to Other churches.
leaving a.nett gain of "a. There has
been eleven adults baptized and 16 in
fants.
There has bern contributed by the
church and the various societies con-
nected with it, the following sums:
For board of home missions, $44: for
eign missions, $50: education, 81: Sab
bath school work, 1874: church erection,
S31: ministerial relief. $7:.freedmen. So
synodical aid, 81; colleges, Sc: general
Assem- bly, tax, so; congregational ex.
pepses, S28.67 miscellaneous, S73: a
total of S3l36, of which amount So
PIG was contributed by the church,
and $500 by the church societies.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
RICHARD LIE GALLIENNE.


ing him by the past, I know he will
b. an American. Don't denounce our
president"
W. w Bridges was the next called
on for a speech: af err cor siderable hest
tation he arose and addressed the
crowd as follows:
"Shsll we allow Spain to humiliate
US and spit in our face? Spain is al
ready rejoi' ing in her victory, for we
have Withdrawn our feet ard sent our
soldiers TO the interior as though we
were afraid to eight. The policy which
Spain has pursued in Cuba, is extermi-
nation and humiliation " (Cries from
the crowd "Viva Cuba lihre.")
ga speech from WEIGH, WEIGH,
Welcb,', was the next cry from the
crowd, whereupon WEIGH arose and
talked as follows:
II pray for James G. Blaine, he was
an American and l cannot believe in
the report we hear from Wsship ton,
that Mckinley has backed down. Spain
has abused our flag and our govern
ment to such an extent that money
won't pay the price, no, nothing short
of war can pay the price, and 1 believe
that congress will declare war;
Mr.. Eyler was the next called on to
speak and he remarked:
''This is not political demonstra-
tion, bu. an American demonstration; ;
it is the American people against
Mark Hanna. 1 ask the question,
What would England do if her ship
was blown up in a foreign harbor as
our Maine wasp There are some men
in this coun ry who would not apUre-
ciste a sentiment like that. 1 expect
Mark Hanna would not"
Give-a-dam Jones then arose and ad-
dressed the crowd in a short ram bin g
speech denouncipg the president and
everything else.
Mr.. Stanton was tie next to be called
on for a speech. which be delivered in
part as follows: Gentlemen, the
american people believe Cuba ought
20 be free, snd l believe with the great
masses of American people. They
support our government in time of
peace, aud fight for it in war. 1 be-
lieve in supporting the president
when he is right Free Cuba now.
Gentlemen, don't critise Mckinley be-
ey interests of Wall ST. that is running
our government now" loud shouts, }
Judge Harper then addressed the
meeting:
81 fesl in sympathy with the people,
and say that if Texas was alone as
she was before join ne the states. she
alone would have Cuba free before
this. The United States has ever been
the country OF liberty and bravery, but
now l fear she is about to take her
first.step backward. 1t is the democratic
party that looks for a president that
will give liberty and justice to all. "
loud Applause
A committee of five, Stanton, Neff,
Coldwell, Eyler and Shackelford were
then appointed to draw up resolutions,
deuouncing the action taken by our
government in this wa- question. But
before the resolutions could be adopt
ed, a motion tn adjourn was passed
and the shouting crowd dispersed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
A WARM MEETING.
About 200 Present at the Indignation
Meeting Last Night.
Utterances in Abundances.

In accord ance with the call issued in
a morning paper of yesterday, large
crowd of peopl' cOngregated at the
court house last light to wax warm in
indignation at the actions of congress,
President Mckinley or ANYTHING else
which mig hit need the crowds indigna-
ton. While the democratic primaries
were iD session greet thrOng crowd
ed the corridors and the primaries
were mistaken for the "indig" meet
ing. The crowd finally became i'm
patient and rush was made for the
court room on the second floor. It was
found to be in darkness, but matches
were hastily produced, and the gas
jets at either side of the judges bench
lift up. By this time every available
seat was taken and still the crowd con-
made by the 'kidders" for a "speech!"
"spe echr but 10 one seemed willing to
start the ball rolling. Some on howled
where's Juan?" al d this ming led with
cries of who's running this me- ting"
"where's the chairman" Give us
speech; etc., made an awful uprOar.
Just when tie noise was at its height.
E S. Shackelford jumped up and told
the crowd they needed ch airman and
he would nominate Col. S. G. Etherage
for chairman. This gentleman was
speech to the "indiges," after which
about dozen names we're proposed fer
secretary. After great deal of
s'wind-jamming Hon. Jim WEIGH
took the office and the spea were
next in order. TIL re were loud cries
for several prominent citizens, but
Col. E. S. Neff seemed to be in the
lead and that gentleman arose and
said:
"If there is anything lam proud of it
ia that l am an American. While l
have Tough: on one side and our chair
man on the other, still we fought as
brother against brother.
still l have whipped. I do rot believe
that money can be a salve for wounded
honor, or that money can pay for the
lives lost on the Maine. Applause
l think that it might not, perhaps, be
palstable, yet 1 urge upon you little
patience, and do not be hasty in action.
We do not know all the facts. But we
want fair Justice. Congress has the
power to act, and we should have full
confidence in our repres entatives.
The crowd then yelled for speech
from "COld well' who arose and spoke
in part as follows:
"Gentlemen, 1 am not prepared to
speak tonight, but l am like the Unite d
States, ready when called LOT; anu IL Is
nv honest belief :ha at in the next twen-
ty days this country will b. at war
But,h ow. sha all we meetit? Will we meet
it as though we were wanting war,
and as if we were bad men from Bitter
creek, who were crying for fight.
Mr. Mckinley is our president, and he
is overburd ened with duties to perform
for our nation. Mark Hanna is to
America what Weyler WAS to Cuba.
Mr.. Mckinley will do his duty when
the time comes, we never have had a
president that did not do his duty,
they have all done their duty. JudR-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
Remarkable War Vessel.

Charles L. Seabury, of Morris
Heights, New York. who ia now build
ing large tbirtvknot torpedo boat
for the navy, has offered to construct a
remarkable war craft of the combined
torpedo-boat destroyer and cruiser
type far exceeding anything known in
Europe. He is prepared to build and
deliver in ninety days triple-screw
vessel of 325 tons, to be driven by 5000
horse power at a speed of thirty-five
knots. She will have the unparalleled
range of action of 4 900 miles at moder-
ate speed. The design shows three
torpedo tubes. and the armament con-
sists of two 6-pouuders and four l.
pOurders.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
COndenSed War OpiuiOn.

Uudertakers consider the situation
grave.
Lawyers insist that we should up
hold the honor of the land of the
free.
Banks are willing to accept bills of
indemnity.
The standing army thinks Spain
should be sat on.
Citizens of seaboard cities say
we. should strengthen our coast pre-
lenses.
Carpenters are anxious to nail the
flag to the mast.
Plumbers are content with piping
times of peace.
A majority of the clergy is in favor
of the United States taking up a col
lection.
Local astronomers cay that we will
make Spain see stars.
The signal service bureau is anx
ious to furnish war clouds.-Atlanta
Constitution.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough and influenza. 1t has become
famous for it's cures OF these diseases,
over a large part of the civilized world
The most hatterine testimonials have
been received, giving accounts of its
good wor ks; OF the aggravating and
persistent coughs it has cured; of Sc
we're coughs that have yielded prom pity
to its soothing effects, and of the dan
gerous attacks of Group it has cured,
often saving the life of the child. The
extensive use of it for whooping cough
has shown that it robs that disease OF
all dangerous consequences. Sold by
all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than w. A. Irwin &
Co who spare no pains to secure the
best of everything in their line for
their many customers. They now have
the valuable agency for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. This is the won
derful remedy that is producing such
a Juror all over the country by its
start ing cures. 1t absolutely cures
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and
ali affections of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs Call at above drug store and
get trial bottle free or a regular size
for so cents and $1.OO. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
AN ACT OF WAR,
Army and Navy journal on the Com
ing of The FlOtilla,

The Army and Navy Journal, re-
views the situation in Cuba, and the
relation which the United States bears
in the struggle in congress there. At
ter calling attention to letters it has
received from naval officer at Havana,
it says;
Whatever the findings OF the Maine
court of inquiry may be, and entirely
aside from the loss of the Maine, the
condition of things in Cuba is such as to
call for Am erican Intervention. Par
ticulsr inten ton is called to remarks
efsnaval officers mentioned as to the
torpedo fleet of Spain, which at the
time the letters were written were at
the Cenaries.
"These vessels" says the Army and
Navy Journal, ''should not be suffered
to cross the Atlanta. The proposition
to send them here is a distinct act Of
war ard should be treated as such.
We have perfect right to strengthen
our much neglected coast defenses, to
buy new ships to replace the Mainr
and to strengthen the old ones; to pur-
chase and store away all munitions of
war and in all pc sible ways to equip
ourselves for battle. Spain has an % al
right to do all the things we have
enumerated.
"But to send across the Atlantic YES
sells which can serve no purpose but to
make war on us ia different matter.
They should be stopped at all hazards
If they cross the ocean, the Responsible
tv for the consequences will rest on
those who show themselves too timid
for emergencies, and their respon-
sibility will not be forgotten
After this articles was in type, word
was received by the Army and Navy
Journal of the sailing of the fleet, and
this was added: with Patrick
Henry we may say. L know of but one
lamp by which my feet may be guided
and that is the lamp of experienced
and with Henry we may add as to
Spanish preparations for war, ''They
are mean for u, they can be meant
TOR no other. 1t is in vain, sir, 70 ex-
| tenuate the matter. Gentlemen may
cry peace, peace, but there is no peace
The war has actually begun
The letters from the naval officer re-
| ferred to describe in some detail the
| horrible conditions which prevail in
Cuba aud which have so we'll been d ,s
cribed by Senators Proctor, Ga lin gel
and Thurston, and says the United
States should interfere without delay
and could finish the N after in ten days
He says that Spain should be told tn,
minute she attempts to re-enforce he
| squadron in Cuban waters it should be
considered an act of war.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30
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P. M. Dinviddy is now. on No. 1
crew of the White Oaks road.
J. w. Parks, of the Texas and Paci-
fic railroad, arrived this morning.
T. M. Donnelly who has been on the
sick list, reported for duty on the T. P.
yesterday.
r. W. Winch, who had his hand
mashed Saturday on the T. & P, will
report for duty in few days.
The S. P. boys are busy about the
yards preparing for Huntington's ar
rival which is expected today.
E G. McGrath for four years al en-
gineer on the A & P. roa is in town .
He will handle an engine on the White
Oaks.
The S. p. is preparing to erect two
new water tanks on 80 feet towers.
TIE tubs are already here and the
towers are expected soon.
Conductor John Moss had little
difficulty with his train near Valentine
yesterday which req uired the replac-
ing Of the two new journal bearings.
G. II. coach No. 338 went south yes
terday locking foe. 1t had been in
the repair shop for some time past in
charge of FL. @. Borcherding's force.
The T. P. repair shop turns out on
and they have enough work on hand
to last the present force for the next
two months.
Engineer G. W. Whitney has resign
ed his charge of the river front i'm
provements at Tampico and will re-
move to this city to look after the
Mexican Central's engineer interests
here.
When the S. p. round house is COM
pie ted, which the contractor says will
be 10 about three months, 1t will be
one of the most substantial structures
of the kind in this country, made only
OF rock, brick and iron.
Pete Dellinger was viciously attack
inc the bolt-rack yesterday in the S.
P. yards with red paint brush and in
answer to an inquiry he said: ''Don't
bother US now we're all in hustle be
cause the officials are expected every
day."
r. W. Curtis, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the L. d r., and
D. o Lively, thu company's live stock
agent, from Fort Worth, have been
out in Arizona working at lively rate
for the interest of their road. The To-
cal papers are giving them great send
offs, and the Arizona Republican de-
votes quarter of a column to them in
a mplimentary way.
A force of Mexicans under the able
guidance of John A. Campbell, are
busy sinking wells near the S. P.
shops. Four years ago the company
drilled four wells. ar d it is now their
intention to sink four more making
group of eight, in the center of which
will be erected a pump house supplied
with the latest equipments. Mr..
Campbell says the wells range all the
way from 65 to $50 feet deep Water
is found IL feet from the surface. The
walls are sunk at the rate of IL to 20
feet day.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-30

Fort Stanton has b en- abandoned by
Uncle Sans boys in blue for about
two wears, and has had but / tile care:
the loose materials being carted away
and the buildings falling into decay.
The government custodian does no.
live there, and any useful article has
been treated as cons mon property, and
the trees that surround the parade
ground are dying for want of atten-
ton