The Green Forest tribune., 1899-07-27

ms new lOcaliOn. WI nile the young doctor is not college graduate, yet he is a nan of very fine med. ical skill and jud dgement, and there are few, if any, more successful practitioners in this country. Dr. Lee has been a close student of medicine for a number of years under one of the finest preccptors in Southwest Missouri, Dr. Spark man of Seligman, and it is not surprising that he should be meet ing with such splendid success. Aside from his superior qualifica- tions as physician, Dr. Lee is a gentleman of fine literary attain nents, and thoroughly enterpris- ing, every inch of him. We knew Dr. Lee long before he went to CarroIton, and we predicted that he would meet with good success there.
 The publishers of The Spring field Leader Democrat have char tered a special train from the Fris- co Railroad company and will run an excursion, August 9, to the Jop- lin lead and zine district, The Leader Democrat proposes to fur nish a free roundtrip ticket to ev- cry subscriber who pays for the Daily Leader Democrat for six months in advance at the regular price of S2. 4 subscriber may se- cure two tickets by making an ad- vance payment of $4 tor a years subscription. Those wishing to take advantage Of The Leader D em- ocrats extraordinary offer can re- nit S2 by money order or bank cbeck and they will receive by re. turn mail receipt for six months subscription and 8 ticket fo the ex- cursion.
 Attorney F, 0. Butt returned from Harrison Saturday night. The cas in which he was interest ed, the trial of the Pace boys for the killing of the Aderholt, was called for hearing Saturday. The trial had not advanced far when Prosecuting Attorney Shinn entor- ed nol pros in each caso, Thus the somewhat noted cases were disposed of without further ex. pense to the county.
 Thomas Rhodes, son of Wiley Rhodes, residing in the edge of Missouri north of Oak Grove, died Saturday morning after several days illness of typhoid fever. He was about twenty. five years old and bad been married, but his wIte is dead. He was we'll respected young man and his death is keenly felt by large number of relatives and friends.
 A. J. Cox of Carroll county has sold his fine farm on Dry Creek, containing 270 acres to James II. Bout of this county. MT. Cox contemplates making Il trip soon into Oklahoma with view ot investing in land Carrol! county will loose a good citizen and farm CT in Mir. Cox, but she will gain another in Mr. Bout. Boone is the loser in this deal. Boone Banner.
 Tim Bailey, aged about l5 years, residing northwest of town, was shot in the leg last Monday by the accidental discharge of re- volver in the hands of one of hls older brothers, The ball passed through the calf of the leg, making an ugly but not serious flesh wound.
 Gun shot wounds and powder burns, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, insect st'ngs and ivy poisoning -qnickly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa!ve. Pos. itivcIy prevents blood poisoning. Beware of nterfelts. DeWitt's is safe and sure. Harbort < Sheldon.
 A. M. Webb has bought 2 l 2 acre buiIdlng site in the Francis addition, just across the road, east of A. J. RasSoll's location. Mr. Webb says it is his intention to erect 8 dwelling thereon within a short time,