The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18

 m os Representative F. O. Butt ar ' rived from Little Rock Friday
 The Arkansas Democrat thus llE speaks of him; "Hon. F. o. Butt, lll the member from Carroll will
 leave for his home at Green Forest
 Tomorrow morning. He was a E member ot the enrolling commit '' tee, and is the last member of the
 Legislature to leave the city. Mr. d Butt was one of the most popular ,e and capable members, and his
 4 friends will rejoice to see him 4 return to the senate in 1903: Il No matter how barren the tree H-'trrs=reI rior how leafless it may seem, doctor s1ou confidently expect leaves
 again. And why?
 Because there is life at the J. U. roots. 8 as oaue So you need not worry about S djstilIe, the falling of your hair, the Y nost threatened departure of youth " poo'' and beauty. And why? rho
 Because if there is spark of nc fife remaining in the roots of @ spells d me nalr then. n Phillips has the contract derangl 'e stone work on Dr. Poynor's and boi ]. S. Coxsey's new buildings, lv Ash ' will be commenced at once disorde Q pcation of these buildings is ling-.i =a -JOnn fnllHps has ,ne contract
 for the stone work on Dr. Poynor's
 and Nj. s. Coxsey's new buildings. n Work will be commenced at once. y The location of these buildings is le on the west side of the Coxsey
 stcre. The present office of Poy
 nor & Lanter will be torn away. IS The new houses will each be 24x45 a feet, two stories high, and when A' complete, will add materially to
 the looks of things on the north n, side.
 "a a A party of Eureka Springss.men Il passed through here Tuesday on
 their way to the Marion county " mineral fields. They are in the Ye employ of the Chicago Zine Co, Q and are going to the Mcintosh st mine to prepare it for the erection
 of two steam drills. The drills are
 accompanied by the representatives e of the company and will arrive in !. Enreka Springs tomorrow and will h be conveyed to tue mine at once.
 Owing to interference of the
 measles, the trial contest for entries q into the high school oratorical n contest for two scholarship will not ie come of, May 20, as bad been n- ss tended, but has been postponed un- of til later date. The contest, how
 ever, will occur on regular sched
 uled time, June 9.
 Y Misses Mamie and Lula Puckett l. are home from the Eureka Springs l. school, where Miss Mamie has S. graduated with distinction. They Is will spend te V weeks here and
 return to EureHa.
 n Alvin Butt has purchased 5t lot in the Pickens addition, ss just west of F. 0. Butts residence. r. Alvin is hustler and means to re have something when he gets to be g. a man.
 Capt Harbert, who is recognized
 authority on fashion as we'll as pol S: itics, says that every old dish rag d in the country is being used for IS q hat.
 h Misses Minnie and Maud Gates !, l. have gone over 70 Rogers to visit a their brother and pick strawber-
 ries.
 Uncle Tom Jackson of Kings River was visiting relatives here :, first of the week.
 n The weather during the past few II days had a rather depressing effect q upon that tired feoiing. e Street missioner Carter says r. he is going to hew to the line in
 every instance.
 q Franklin Lawrence, nigh Il school pupil, has been quite ill tho e past few days.
 N Won't some of our enterprising '0 ladies introduce scheme to paint | the NJ. E. s. church s. Mrs. Roan Webb has been crit