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would be a No. 3 Geiser separator and No. 2 horse power.
 R. W. Runnells & Go.
Rule, Ark, July F, '9e

| dIu 1NO. A nOIS0 DOWcT
 R. W. Runnells & Go.
 Rule, Ark, July l2, '98. take pleasure in recommending the No. 3 Geiser threshing ma, chine owned by R. w. Runnells & Go. as being a first class threshing machine. I have had l5 years ex- perience with threshing machines, and therefore Ispeak l from exper- fence. W.J. Smith.
 Rule, Ark, July l2, '98. To whom it may concern:-l take pleasure in recommending the No. 3 Geiser owned and operated by R. w. Runnells & Go. 1 am fully convinced that the machine is the best in every way have ever seen. It has light draught and cleans the grain perfectly, and sep arates all the grain from the straw It is easy to set for threshing and does not need any blocking to hold it steady while in operation. Any person needing a first class thresh- ing outfit can't make mistake in buying a Geiser outfit.
 J. R. Kirby.
 Rule, Ark, July 12, '98. R. w. RunnelIs & Go. threshed my crop with their No. Geiser thresher and l am pleased to say they done me first class ob. The machine cleans the wheat and does not waste any in the straw or chatf and is by far the best machine l ever saw. T. H. Clark.
 Rule, Ark. July 12, '98. This is to certify that R. w. Runnells & Go. threshed my crop with their No. 3 Geiser thresher they bought of A. Blasingame, and done me very satisfactory job. 1 think it as good thresher as 1 ever saw. J. c. Jackson.
 Rule, Ark, July 12, '98. 1 am willing to recommend the No. 3 Geiser threshing machine owned by R. w. Runneils $ Go. It threshed my crop and done a first class job in every respect. l think it the best thresning outfit I ever saw and is just what the thresher men need in rough coun- try where it it is so bard to get a large machine from farm to tarm.
 James Fancher.
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It's the Best on Earth.

That is what Edwards X Park CT, merchants of Plains, Ga,, says of amberIain's Pain Balm, for rheumatism, lame back, deep seat ed and muscular pains. Sold by J. E. Harbert, druggist.
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llEzsEKS 7sI;I N, h CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. E51 4 Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use t3 Eel in time Sold by druggists. Fl
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Program.

Following is the program of the Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Car roll county Association of Mission ary Baptist, 10 be held with Shady Grove church July 29, 30 0and 3l, 1898:
 II a. m.-Intrcductory sermon, Eld. W. P. McPhetridge. 2;30 p. m.-Church dicipline, corrective and formative; it's uses and abuse, Eds. w. B. Collins and A. D. Cole.
 7;30 p. m.-Sermon, Eld. s. c. Mccullough; D. H. Walker, alter nate.
 SATURDAY. 9 q. m.- Devotional service. 9:30 a. m-Discussion, The re- lation of pastor and church, and duties growing out of said relations, EId. M. M. Munger; EId. T. J. Ballard alternate.
 10:30 a. m.-Pastorless churches and churchless pastors, Eld. H. Beauchamp.
 2 p. m.-Repentance and faith, and their office work, Bid. Q. c. Pennington.
 7:30 p. m.-Preaching by Ed. Johnson of Green Forest.
 SUNDAY.
  9;30 a. m.-Sunday school mass meeting, with question box, con- ducted by pr. NJ. R. Began. Il a. m.-Preacblng by Ed. w. P. McPretridge. Subject, " hat and Where is the Church 2 p. m.-Women's missions, Mrs. NJ. R. Began.
 3p. m. m.-Preaching by EId. T. J. Ballard.
 7:30 p. m.-Preaching as the church may dictate.
 Q. c. PENNINaToN,
 A. D. CoLE,
 T. J. BALLARD,
 Com.
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X atnre'S Remedy.

Mrs. NJ. A. Russell of Green For est, Ark is the representative for this section of the remedy which has been startling the people of the east and west recentIy-Vitae Ore. This new medicine, fresh from Natures store-house, and hence free from all noxious drugs, or hurttul compounds, is represent, ed as being the means of accom- pHshing some wonderful cures, when all other means have failed and its claims are certainly worthy the consideration of the afflicted It cures Bright's Disease, Rheuma tism, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Dyspep- sia and Female Complaints of all kinds. Mrs. Russell is prepared to prove it's claims before you buy. See her.
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Bncklen'S Arnica SaIYe.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chlIbians, corns and all skin eraptions, and positively cures piles, or nc pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect salis- faction or money refunded. Price 25c per box.
 Sold by J. E. Harbert.
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-Hs--D-~uST-
Rain is quite badly needed.

Rain is quite badly needed.
 Ben Norris condition is not im- proved.
 Presiding Elder, P. NJ. Teter, preached here Saturday night. He says the M. B. church will be supplied with pastor shortly.
 Willis Linen is wondering what has become ot the hornets and yellow jackets. He hasn't seen D one of either of the heretofore rath- CT annoying insects, this summer. Children like, it saves theIr lives. We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the infallible remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, grip and all throat and lung troubles.
 J. E. Harhert.
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w. $. Grim, J ohn l4unday, D. E. Freeman, T. c. Freeman,
 A. Sewall.
Ru!e. Ark, July F, '9S

Rule. Afk., July lZ, 9o-
 To whom it may eoncern:-W e wish to say that the No. 3 Geiser separator and No. 2 horse power we purchased from A. Blasingame at Green Forest has proven itself to be as represented in every par ticular. 1t runs easy. We can thresh from morning until dinner tino without stopping to rest our teams and It cleans the grain and separates it from the straw so per fectly wo cannot find any grain going out in the straw or chaff Every working part it, the machine is on rotary motion, therefore the machine runs light and without any viabration. The farmers we have thrrshed tor are well pleased with threshing we do and speak highly of the machine.
 w started our machine without the assistance Of all expert. In tact the machine is so simple boy can operate It. if we were going to buy another thresning outfit 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.

cream
 Supper
 Saturday night.
 Attend the ice cream supper.
 Will Crockett of Carrol,ton was in town Monday.
 But little is being said about politics these days.
 All Leathers called Monday long enough to talk war news.
 The Page property is for sale . or rent Apply to A. J. husseli.
 A. E. Graham made a business trip to Eureka Springs first ot the week.
 Robert Blasingame left Saturday on business trip to the Indian country.
 John McKaige and T. M. Jones . lAve been employed to teach the Carrollton school.
 T. $. Phillips and D. NJ. Stroud returded Saturday from Madison county where they bought drove Of sheep.
 pr. Poynor returned Wednesday from Clarksville where he had been 10 see his sick brother. He lett him much improved.
 The languor so common at this season is due to impoverished blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures i1 by enriching the blood.
 Dr. Ramsey has just added a very handsome and expensive ln- strun ent case to his office. 1t is simply thing of beauty.
 The Ladies Aid Society will give lawn social and ice cream supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Walker Saturday night. Every body invited.
 The unfurling of flags and the boom of anvils were in evidence in Green Forest Monday upon the receipt of the news announcing the tall of Santiago.
 Misseg Allio and Tenie Bram- mer returned Sunday from Harr son where the latter had been for some time for the treatment of her leg, She is getting well.
 T. o. Roberts is now teaching at Rule and as soon as that term is out he goes to Boone county, near Mrs. T. Denton's, where he has secured another term of school.
 I do not wish to employ any harsh means to collect what is due me, but l must have it, so please come in at once.
 DAN WILSON, Prop. New Drug Store.
 Bob Moore of Lafayette, Ind, says that for constipation he has Hound DeWitt's Little Early Risers to be perfect. They never gripe. Try them for stomach and liver troubles. J. E. Harbert.
 A Miss Johnson, aged II, sis ter in-;aw of Ellis Wills, near Den yer, was thunder struck and in stantly killed on last Friday. Mir Wills with his family and the young lady bad started to visit a neighbor, when shower came up ,,A the party took shelter under some trees by the road side. A thunderbolt struck the tree under whiqh Miss Johnson was standing, with 3he above stated results. This is indeed sad circumstance. The relatives ot the unfortunate girl have our sympathy.
 Tompy Griffith, the 16-year-old son of Jack Griffith of Rule, acci- dently shot himselt Sunday morn- ing, the ball passing through his thigh. The ball struck the bone which changed it course, making the hole through his leg Tn 9 V shape. The particulars as we learn them are that the boy was out in the barn getting his pistol in shooting trim when the accident
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What about that picnic ?

The latest war news on sale at THE TRIBUNE office.
 50 sheets of paper and 25 en- velopes at this office for sc. Ray Rhodes of Yocum is back from brief sojourn in New Mex l ico.
 A traction engine was an attrac- ton in town Friday. It was being taken to Harrison.
 Dr. Reynolds. the dentist, is here again for only very few days. Come in and arrange for your work.
 Rufus Parker and Miss Viola Newton were married Thursday afternoon at the residence of Rev. | Martin.
 R. B. Blair, prominent real estate dealer of Eureka Springs, was looking for business here Tuesday.
 Win 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. B. Harbert. Floyd Jenkins pistol case was heard in Justice Dodson's court Saturday, He was fined $50 and costs. Floyd wouldn't give that much now for all the pistols in the United States for his use.
 Improvements are still going on about the Star hotel The dining room is being enlarged and some rooms to be. replastered. A new sample room is to be built just opposite the feed barn.
 Thousands of persons have been cured of piles by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It heals promptly and cures eczema and all skin diseases. It gives immediate relief. J. B. Harbert.
 Sick headache, billiousness, 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. E. Harbert.
 The Board of Directors of the Green Forest Higb School want an assistent teacher. Those de- string should make application to J :. A. Buell., clerk of the board, on or before July Is.
 Do you want to sell your farm ? If so, list it with THE TRIBUNE Real Estate Go. We are besiged with letters from all parts ot the country enquiring about our locality, tho prlce of land etc. Call and list your property with us. The war news this week has been somewhat conflicting. The report that Santiago had surren- dered proved to be false; but un less the city has fallen, the bat tie is still in progress, and, of course, the United States is the victor, but perhaps not without heavy loss ot life.
 c. A. Gangston, who will be remembered as a sign painter here three or four years ago, was in town Tuesday. He says the re- port that he was dead from an overdose of morphine, strong drink or any other drug is wholly un- true, bat that he is still alive and travelling as temperance lecturer. He will lecture at the church house here on Friday night. Hear him, he speaks from exper- fence. He has, however, reform ed and desires to warn his fellow man of the evils of intemporance.
 For the greatest display Of nerve Chas. Franklin, clerk in the post office. deserves the premium. Some time ago his sister, Mrs. Ad- mre who was living in Missouri, was severely burned and a short time ago was brought here for treatmt mt. On Monday the doctor decided it was necessary to graft
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HURRAH FOR THE GEISER!
THIS IS THE MACHINE THAT DOES THE
 WORK THAT PLEASES THE PEOPLE.
Read What the Owners and Patrons of these Ma
 chimes Have l. Say.
July 12. 1898,

l lll0 ldIIloIS III tuo VlClHlty Ol Green Forest:-We. Jeff Harbert Greek Brawley and Len White wish 10 say that the Geiser thresh- ing machine we bought of A. Blas- ingame is giving entire satisfac- ton, both to ourselves and the farmers we have threshed for.
 Owing to some confusion in our company upon starting, caused some dissatisfaction both to our selves and the farmers. We have got the difficulty adjusted satisfac- toriallY and we know we have got the kind of an outfit for this coun- try where the crops are small and the roads rough to get over.
 JEFF LAMBERT,
 GREEK BRAwLEY,
 LIEN WHITE.
 WM. HARBERT. I have had the Harbert, Brawley White < Go machine to do my job of threshing, 131 bushels of whes and 16 of oats. They done me a first class job, could not find any grain going out in the straw. It is first class threshin2 outfit and gives general satisfaction.
 G. w. WooD
 The Brawley, Harbert & Go. machine threshed my crop of wheat and oats, consisting 130 bushels and am perfectly satisfied with the job done, and can reccomme end it as a good threshing outfit.
 J. M. DUNLAP. I, P. B. Fry, have had the No. 3 Geiser machine do my threshing and I can say that it done better threshing than any machine l ever saw. It runs light, cleans the grain better and takes it out of the straw better than by any other machine l have ever seen run and 1 have run threshing machines for 15 years. The machine l refer to is owned by Harbert, Brawley X W hite. r. E. FRY. This is to certify that the Har- bert, Brawley < Co.'S machine threshed our crop of wheat consist ing of $50 bushels and IS bushels of oats and 1 can say the machine done us very satisfactory job of threshing and l can recommend it to any one who wants good job of threshing done.
 ED COLLIER. I, W. F. Emmett, a farmer, have seen Harbert, Brawley, White < Co.'S. machine run at Taylor Dun- laps, Wm. .Looney's and Bill Golfers ard can truthtu ly say that the No. 3 Geiser done as good or better tbreshing than any ma- chine ever saw in the state of Arkansas. w. F. EMMETT.
 Berryville, Ark, July 6, 1898. This is to certify that we bought a No. 3 Gelser separator from A. Blasingame of Green Forest. We are we'll pleased with It and say that we believe that it IS the best thresher we ever saw. For small crops or wet wheat, 1t has not been beat Tn thls country, or for clean ing and getting 1t cut of the straw. Our farmers are we'll pleased wher. ever we have threshed, and can heartily recommend 1t to any one who wants a thresher.
 w. S. Grim,
 John Lunday,
 D. E. Freeman,
 T. c. Freeman,
 A. Sewall.
 Rule. Ark, July l2, '98. To whom it may eoncern:-W e wish to say that the No. 3 Geiser separator and No. 2 horse power
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
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acy turned over to it and which would be
prcu2vcd in ease II was to carry out the
intention Of the deceased, 1t is probable
that such will he done.
The II. u. CushmNn Manufacturing COM
pauy eff North Remington have begun
pukling tank with u capacity of 1900
gallons OF water on the hill above their
works, From this pipes will bc run to
the various buildings comprising the plant
which arc being lifted with automatic
sprisklCrs.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
in PoulinCy the Sd inst Of Miss Harriet
kilhourn Faruhnm to Warren Spear
Flower. The bride was for several years
a teacher in the CaStletou Normal school
aud has many friends in Eastern New
York AS We'll as in Vermont.
\ telegram was received Tuesday after
noon announcing the death N New York
of Mrs Elsatcth. wife of Il. $. Drysdale,
the head of the firm OF prysdale n Co.
The death was sudden.
CLARK Stone. Il prominent citizen of
SALISBURY. died at his home in that town
Tuesday. lie had ll,lrd many town and
county offices. and had been u prosperous
farmer
News has been received that Gov. VOL
colt of Massachusetts has houorcd the
rcQuisition u; Coy. Smith Tor the return
to this place of loaeph II. laamm. now
under arrest In Springfield, and against
whom there are three or four charges
Lamm vii probsb bly, reach here THURSDAY
afternoon. as his hearing in Springfield
lie set Tor that morning.
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Statement of With. Conner,
Assistant Postmaster.
UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE,

UNITED STATES POSTOFFICE,
Burlington. Chitteuden Co., VI,
William T.. Hail. W. II. II. Conner.
Postmaster. Asst PoStmus ter
August IL. l>gS.
The Fidelity Rupture Cure Co. Of Yer
mont, Y, NJ. &. A. Building, city:
Genuemcn-l desire TO add my testimony
In favor OF your method Of treating her
MIA. For nearly Is years | have been q
suncre. .sum the effects OF u large rup-
lure; have been operated on for the radi-
cal cure OF II, but without success. and
have often found it difficult TO retain IL
with any truss, After all this | had lit
tie hope OF ever receiving aEy benefit bur
about eight months ago | decided to try
your treatment | WAS fitted with a truss.
and since that time my rapture has never
come down, | have received eight treat
mcnts and never been Obliged to lose any
time while taking them Now | am cured
End can go without my trGSs without tha
slightest inconvenience. a thing which I
never expected to do. and am more salts
fed than | can express.
| trust YOU will be able to relieve 4 vast
number of sufferers as you have me, and
l shall take pleasure in recommending the
Fidelity" method. Yours truly.
w. II. X, CONNER,
Assistant Postmaster
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brick hotel which has for many years
been known as the Hoglc House was de-
st'oyod.-Dr Allen was hastily called to
HiShSate Springs Wednesday for the
RiNtrs girl who was worse.
RICHFoRD.
F. w, McGcttrick of ST. Adams was in
town Wednesday with A. II. Royce on bu-
sineSS connected with the Bralnerd mil
propcrty.-S S. Huntley, who came her.
from jay few ago to spend tho winter
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank Mors,
was taken i'll ana died last Monday. He
was 20 years OF age. and a member of the
q. y. X. His remains were taken to
North Troy Wednesday for burial at JAY.
new furnace is being pu, into tho
Methodist church.-Corporal Lyman +
Bailey of Co. b.. ST. Adams who has been
sick NJ his home here ever since his re-
turn is able 10 ride out this week-Privatc
Don richards is improving in health but
Is not able to leave his bed.
EAST GEORGIA.
j. " Young of this place and his brother
Henry of WinooSki started on "A CARRIAGE
drive Monday for Canada. They will visit
In Sutton, Durham ana Waterloo.
SHELDON.
The store of w. II. Macia at sheldon
Springs was broken into early Tuesday
orninS at o'clock. Mr.. Macia heard
noise in the store and went in with a
lamp TO sec who was there and "A man
spranS up behind him and Knocked the
lamp out of his hand and made his es-
cape. The lamp set the store on nrc and
everything was burned The house was con-
nectod with store and that was destroyed,
also the barn. Nothing was saved. The
loss is SlNS and insurance is small. There
is no clue to the robber.
Fast FAIRFIELD.
There will be a THANKSGIVING ball at the
lsham House ON the evening Of the 24th.
iarSera orchestra consisting OF five
pieces Will furnish mUs!c,-rhe new in
strumcnts for the East Fairfield Cornet
band arrived last week and the band held
their first meeting Monday evening Mrs.
Nj, {. Shattuck is quite i'll with pneumo-
MIA, Geo, 8 Burleson has opened a law
office in the block owned by II, S. Read
DIR. \. ID. Patten and Guilford lin are
in Franklin for a weeks hunting,
ENOSBURGH.
The Baptist church now have a pastor
who began his work the Gth.-Louise Mich
OILS gave an excellent report the evening of
the sd of the State convention of the Y p.
s. G.. E,-All the schools except two in
the town district closed the 18th The
same teachers eNccpt one or two will re-
turn fer the winter teim,-A meeting of
school superintendent and directors OF
this county is called for 10Th at sheldon
to discuss questions of interest to schools.
William ioga boom and son-in-law. Jer-
ONE Hathaway, are about TO move to East
Enoshnrgh. Mr.. Hathaway will work for
Mrs. Hattie Nichols,-After November Is
n. II, Carpenter will resume the care Of
his own farm. His son-n-aw. William
Kidder has had charge of II the past year
Rev. ]. ". III, Baker will address the
Good Templars the evening of the 18TH
Rev, j. II. Merrill will preach in Me-
mortal church the lSt~ n exchange with
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enjoyed the trip hugely.-Clara Walker
has returned from "A visit to her brother
Charles In Norwood y. Y.-Miss Lydia
Root Is expected home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital soon, whore she went
for treatment a short time ago.
Mrs. ". kibb' was in Burlington last
week visiting friends. Mrs George Hail
and Mrs. H. Kibbe and Miss Gilbert were
the guests of MIR. and Mrs Smith Ballard
of Montpelier Monday.
We notice theAllcn Shoe Co. at Burling-
ton are doing the business of thctown: low
prices must win
NORTH HERO.
News came to the people on Sunday last
that William Allln, who was taken to tho
hospital in Montreal three weeks ago to
De treated for appendicitis. died on Satur-
day nirht. Reports had come from time 10
time that he was improving i'm health,
and IT was supposed he was out Of danger,
until a telegram came las, Friday to his
mother that h. was worse He was a
young man who WINS highly respected
Mss Matte Ilazen has been spending the
past week in Swant.n.
We hear that the Alien Shoe Co of Dur-
ilngton are making extremely low prices
on shoes
GRAND ISLE.
The Island people live in hopes or secin.
IN" ltilldnS with picks ana ShONeiS at
work on the new railroad. and the sooner
the hctter.-Two gentlemen from New
Hampshire were In town last week buyina,
cows.-About all the apple crop has been
shipped, going Largely to New Nork-A NJ.
Hubbard was in Montpelier last week
There is to I've q fish chowdcr supper at
the Congregational church on Wednesday
evening, November 9th-Fred Martell and
MISS bessie Vaughn We're married at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev g. W. Ross
on Wednesday morning nov ,mber The
different schools in town closed on Friday
last until about December list
a harvest supper WAS held Il the Con-
eresational church on Wednesday, evening
foi the benefit Of b,Jh the Methodist Ep.s-
ocpal and Congregational churches Pred
Martcll and Misc Bessie Vaughn We're
married last week ny Rev. e. W Rrss IT
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. I'll y
are to 1--we IN the rooms over the Nc.l
Bros storc.--Charlcs crown and Miss
Nina Allen we've married last week in
Brrlirgton.-rhe Grand Isle Cooperative
Creamery association paid * cents rer
hundred for milk during Septemr"r.-
There are hundreds of barrels OF APPLES
being shipped from Gordoa's Landing.
New York being the principal market
Many friends Of William Allen from this
island attended his funeral at the Allen
homestead. North Hc,o the >th inst. Ha
was held in the highest respect throu gh-
out the county Ladies' Aid society
will meet at 5. q. Macomtcr's next
Thursday.
Tnry 40 say that the Allen shoe CO. takes
the lead in low prices IN Burlington. Every
enc says SO.