The Green Forest tribune., 1899-10-19

which tue Frisco and Eureka Springs railroads will be interest ed. It is proposed to put on fine rigs and give quicker transporta- tion and all-around better service. The railroads will then sell tickets that will include passage to and from Yellville, if desired. If the proposition is go, in all probabil. ity, J. w. Hill of Eureka Springs, Walker Bros. of Green Forest and other liverymen along the line will be given contracts, and the matter will be handled in that way. The traffic over this line demands bet ter service. In fact, some kind of a move in this direction has be. come indispensable on this route, as the Gulf road has established a stage line from West Plains, Mo-, and is becoming dangerous com petitor fer business that of right belongs here. 1t is intended that the new line shall go into opera ton at an early date.
 Hon. K. 0. Butt leaves lomor row for Little Rock and Memphis, Tenn, and points in South Arkan- sas on legal business to be gone about tea days. He will return by way of Fayetteville to be present on the 26 at the trial of the case of Miss Florence Sims against W. $. Hitson for damages m which Mf. Butt is senior council for the plaintiff. He will be assisted by Pace & Pace, Ne Daniels < TiI!man, and Ghas. D. James, while the defenso will be represented by Crump, Watkins $ Walker. The prominence of the parties and the legal talent engaged, as well as the facts in the case, promise to make it one of the most interesting and sensational civil suits of the term. A number ot citizens from this county will at tend ;.s witnesses.
 President King, Farmers Bank, Brooklyn, Mich, has used Dew it's Litt'e Early Risers in his family for years. Says they are the best, hese famous little pills cures consum ptit D, bilIiousnoss and all liver and bowel troubles.
 Harbert X Sheldon.
 The new landlord at thea Star Hotel, Mr. Greene, has experienced some disappointment in the arrival of his goods and other minor details necessary to the opening of his business. He has, however, taken charge of the house and will endeavor to have things arranged in order wi1hin " very few days.
 Mrs. J. P, Magnes, Crowley, Ark writes: Dr. M 4. Simmons Liv- CT Medicine cures liver complaint, lagrip, chillS and fever. and cured my tather-in.law of what the doc- tors called consumption. 1 think 1t superior to ZoIin's.
 Wesley Leatherbury added a rad fish to our agricultural display Monday which takes the blue ribbon It is whopper. We haven't found the tape line to take it's dimensions yet.
 TuE TRIBUNE acknowledges a substantial present from <ne Green Forest Roller Mill Co. in the way ot..a sack of four, the "Olympia.o Without doubt Green Forest has as good mill as can be found in North Arkansas.
 We are informed that John Marks is enjoying his vacation out ot jail with his friends down on the Miss ouri border.
 The key to health is in the kid neys aud liver and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits, Prlcl<ly Ash Bitters is a stimnIent tor the kidneys, regulates the liver, alomach aud bowls A golden household remedy. For sale by
 Ha.bert 6 Sheldon.
 Among the prominent persons visiting the mineral country lately was I. J. Atkins, chairman of the Republican State Central Commit