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The Green Forest tribune., 1899-11-30

Entered 1t the pest office at Green Forest, Ark, g. second ci;,ss matter.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-11-30

Subscription Price $Io0 Year.
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Locals. eeats lime each insertion. Orgi- llai poetr tG cents straight, cash in advance. Other rate, given on application.
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lLlt- -hlltE. Sec .
raJrRrfH SERVICES.

CIT T KtTff S FIlt IV t459.
 Tg E. CHrHCn SonFa-serHlaes every second t1a},t AG' SIadav Ii o'clock q m also a6 s nI3nI. ill. Prayer meeting Thursday Hi&h1. 5blH5As Sea9ai 4:.9. H. A. ARMSTRONG;, Pastor, IT >prlsr-seryices every %rd s'psday and Natsr &S day be(ete. .. |, PEN&iSefoS, Pastor y3ost 0aiee Sunday hours : to 9 ia, ., I C. 5. GRIN, P. N
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Vitae Ore. Natures Greatest Remedy. Read what People You Know Say
 Of It.

Ionoke Ark. l did recommend N-O from using it myself and still do so. The more see of it's wonderful cures the more like it.
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DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.
9fNIrED STATEs SENATORS.

Associate JustieesI 5. P Hughes,
 NJ II. andes.
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Green Forest. 1 have been r, agent here to write a tcstimoa grateful we feel to your wc iciue. My husbapd was give" | physicians here, they proloul eatarrh ef the stomach aud heai tried several remedies but notI until We comlAerced the use oi derful lnedicine N-O. He has about six weeks and now he W the field ard if the days were work on without that dreadful moving about the house has her ed ] wish You to know how g aud l believe the Lord will rev labor humanity. Mrs Green Forest. am using V ply run down but already feel medicine and believe it will cEr
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Published Weekly BY RUSSELL BROTHERS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-11-30

Bentonville. Ark. Ihave tried V-O and am fully convinced thatitis all you claim it to be.
 Mrs |, J Curry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

crowded Into the narrow space SUR
rounding the speaker stand A. the
President preceded they became quiet-
pr ana Enthusiastically chrered every
VOID ~ niH uddrcsa. Secretary of the
Navy Long and Secretary Of the In
terror Hitchcock also spoke briefly
a Niles. o.. IA" town where plral-
dent Mckinley first saw the light ~
day, thousands ~ hia b0yhood friends
gathered ht the milroad station this
afternoon Co cheer him on hlH journey
back tu Washington. after % tour which
covered over 5000 miles through tho
West and Northwest and during whlo h
time the chief Executive ri the nation
delivered almost "a hundred speeches Co
thousands upon Thousands OF outhual-
natic citizens. Only three of the cnhi-
net members remained lu the party,
which appeared 90 bow ncknoWledg-
mgntH 10 the warm reception which
awaited thom here. The President.
when the cheering had subsidized. spoke
briefly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
,yiornis o. TnE nIizzAnD.
shecpmen Perish In q snowstorm - Mine
Superintendent Proven.

Great Falls. Mont. oct is.-Four
men are dcadond probably eight moro.
in Teton county from tho recent storm
The dead are an shcepherdorH. They
are aa follows. Norman prucc and
one other. employed by W. X. Flower.
rec. VIII Graham. working Tor tho
Homer sheep company. and man
named Lndd. employed BY Wallace
Taylor. Two hcrdcra. named Mcintorh
and conlty. working Tor j. e. oulniay.
are probably dead. us they are mIaaiur
though their sheep have boon found.
There are two parties in the noun.
tnlna, Including ladies which have not
been heard from. They have tents aud
food. but may not escape. They nre
william Cuhum, charles Mcdonnell
and their wives. ~ Duuuyer nov boz the
sun fivcr canyon. and W D. Hnirton
and four sons. in Birch creek canyon
The severity OF the storm may br
Judged by the fact that d took four
horses four days to bring ln the body
of VIII Graham on o. toh1rgan. SNOW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
TELLING OF PROSPERITY.
California Boasts Of a Splendid Showing Made
This Year.
Iron Trade san Advancing - Price.
In Rails 10 be Increased Raise
In ocean FrciEhts.

San francisco. oct. io-Thc Examln-
or prints "a review OF business condl-
tons n California proving that tho
state o. remarkably prosperous. The
custom house records SHOW nu increase
in the value of goods exported from
this port Of fi0si.iGi. Tor the ais months
preceding October ist, over the same
months Of last year
During the nine months OF the prc8-
cnt year from January ist To- october
ist, ships arrived here from all porte
forulgn and domestic. nggrcgatlng in
not tonnage l.Hil.aoi aH against i,tti.lsQ
tons dufluE tue same period uf 1875. u
Eain this year thus far OF 1885 toms.
Sales OF stamps nt the San Francisco
poatuiucc during last month showed o.
gain Of 10 per cent over September OF
last year, The exports OF canned sale
mon in September, 1888. were valued at
t2HiAif. For tko same month this
year their value was NN1kiO.
The dccidu0uH fruit season iH just
drawing Co close. So flr This soH-
son six thousand curl OF fraah fruits
have gone east This means "a total OF
ih0V0uWg pounds on fresh fruit fur
the same period vi last year the ship
monts amounted 10 400 CnfluldH. Tine
excess this year b. therefore total of
about 5000 200 pounds
The same splendid showing iH made
LOO almost an lines uf production and
Industry. Tho railroads have not enough
cars 10 handi. the freight offered The
outlook b. that the coming year viii boz
even more prosperous than the pres
cnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Forks. The big safe In the Cariboo Nv
draullc companys office was blown
open aud part VI the ANGLICAN. worth
fi0.00o. stolen.
In his report 20 tho war department.
Ncn. Merriam discIaims nI reanonal-
hUliy Tor the order refusing employ
mont 60 union men On the Idaho mines.
He lays u all on the State authprtlca.
Henry Frohmnn. father OF Damien.
Charles ana Guatavo Fruhmau. the the
atricul manager. died yesterday I'd his
home in Now York city, Of heart fall
urc. aged % years.
capt. Andrew Taintor u Monominee,
Via. Vice president OF the firm u
Knapp Scott a co. o. millionaire lum-
Der man. BE- dead fmm nn attack u
pneumonia, iio was 90 years old
Tho contest of ths wiu Of the late
Charles Walter Wiley. Involving prop-
orty worth $4,000 began Boo Iudae
TrnuttH court. Sun Francisco. yostor-
day before jury 10 'H quite likely
the contest Will bc " LONG duration
Application has been made by the
United States embassy. Berlin. flr the
oxtrnditlon of Max schlrmnur. major
~ the United States volunteers in the
war with spain, who was arrested there
some months ago Cor obtaining money
under false protenacH.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. THURSDAY OCTOBER 49, 1890

Bryan and the candidates on the Dcm-
ncrntlc State ticket nt Churchill Downs
thla afternoon. tho occasion being the
hr1t demnuatfation BY local Democrats
ln tho State cNupaign now IN progress.
The crowd WIS nlcd with enthusiasm
nnd sauatcd with hafhccued mcnt and
hurrnn. u Ted uuou ofatory by tho
State leaders notably ex-senator J. e..
a. blackburn ami WILTON goahl and
the champion ~ its cnuse IN iiH nation
al politics. William 2. nryun
The barbecue was the feature or the
third days program Of the party
which has been Htumung Kentucky in
the intercnt " the regiilnr Dom1cfatlc
nominee. They spent three hours nt
the Jockey club grounds nli nl m
specch-mnWnH and then resumed their
trip 10 Covinrtun. Ky. After meet.
Ing thcrs tonight the campaign Ia ohio
Will De- begun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Minneapolis. MINI. oct. is-A spe-
clul 20 the Times from Redwood Falls,
MINI, says Frank ~ iahcock. u
farmer residing near this city. Killed
his wife ana three sons on his farm
today In NJ Of insanity nnhcook
loaded his KUN and went TO where his
two little boys were playing near the
house ana shot both OF them. blowing
their brains uut His wife saw the
act and rushed 10 the barn Tor safety.
Bahcock searched Tor and found his
wife In the barn and shot her through
the head. He then walked mile 10
whore his oldest son was working and
blew out the brains OF this son. Then
he placed the muzzlr ~ tile gun TO his
mouth ana nred, killing himself In
Htautly.
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Brltlah defensive line. there are 1000.
The very rIsky and daring movement
81 the Beers a. directed toward cu-
voloTlng hH line. two columns advance
against iadyumith. Gen, joubert
directing tho forces in the nelfhbor-
hood Of Dundee. should the attack be
directed simultaneously at both places
10 will prove the Hoofs have carried out
plane Of considerable completely with
70 precision which might excite the en-.
w uf any toldlrrs Ia the world. should
they succeed 81 the aams time in
thruHting their columns between Lady
smith and Dundee. they viii practically
isolate toe lotter place and may be-
able 10 mack the British EnrriHons at
that point ana Ladyamuh while the
concentration described az having
Gr,ytown as it, objective advances
unoppoacd 60 pieicrmnritEburg, Benz
nett RuleiFh IN Geographic dispatch
frum i.adyumith last night, says u H.
reported that the iincrH are hemmrd In
at Aston Homes and suffering severely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

San Francisco. oct. lS-Vlnceni
Burch. waiter on tho fcrryboat
SauHalito. was utahhcd to death this
evening by Manuel Mcbride. cook on
the same vessel. The tragedy occurred
soon after the steamer mad left this
port for Sausalito and ~ alleged Ia
have beeu caused by a sighting remark
made By nurch regarding q young wo-
man Ia whom nuruh ANA the cook were
attentive. After the murder the crew,
aided by a number OF passengers. at
tempted 10 lynch Mciirldc and forced
him tu jump overheard lie was ros-
cued by tho tug sea witch ana locked
up In the city prison ON charge OF
murder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

New York. oct i9.-Adolph Licbes.
who with. his cousin. Philip Liebes. is
New York agent Tor the big San Fran
cisco FER house ~ II. Llcbca. shot
himself three times yesterday with sui
oldal Intent
Al the hospital Or. Farrell extracted
the three bullets and said Llcbcs had
an even chance Tor recovery. Word
was sent To the wounded mans home
and his wife and daughter hurried to
the hospital MH. Lltbes told the doe
tors that she knew OF no reason why
her husband should have sought 20 take
his life. although she had noticed FOR
year or mute that he had been mo-
TuHU
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from Asbury Park agaln yesterday and
DIS lame arm was steamed. This tront-
mont VIII have 20 be kept up for n
week.
Prof - O. Worcester aud col DENLY.
Philippine commissioners. arrived nt
Vancouver w. c.. ou tho steamer I'm.
press NJ Japan, yesterday. and left az
once Tor Washington
William Fltzhugh whitchouse of
Newport, 70. l.. accompanied hy several
Ennllahmcu. viii leave England ON Ou-
tubcr 2iih. with nn exploring cxpedi-
ton FOR Abys1lnlu.
The Austrian Rolchsrnth rcnaeomhicd
Yesterday with n fun attendance. Dr.
Won Fuchs was reelected president.
The house then proceeded with the work
~ organization.
In San FunclHco laft night ii was an.
nuuurCd that the Kansas volunteers
would ba mustered out october lsth.
This viii permit them 90 reach home To-
vote at the coming election.
In San Francisco the boiiermakerr'
strike la over. nnd tho men win rn buck
I9 work today The men have conceded
the nlno hours o. duy ON go vessels not
owned hY The government
An Ashcroft u. g.. report states that
there was blk robbery Tuesday night
nt Tho cnrihou mine near Qucsnclle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

prcclpitntolv. According to this CORES.
nondent. the noors dread swazi rls-
inr. and most uf tic Dutch settlers in
that country nrc preparing 10 leave.
having already sent their wives ana
families 10 the Trnnsvsnl
Tho capetown correspondent of the
Daily NCwf says IN o. dispatch Dotted
Tucginy that large numbers ~ linru-
toH employed on various works in the
CHpgiuwn district are returning TO hn-
sutolnnd.
The Cnpotown correspondent Of tho
Daily Mall says; THE authorities at
Johannesburg have announced that
they will make house to- house search
on Monday and win compel every
british subject TO leave tho town.
'rhc imperial authorities have Inn
pounded 10000 HuyprriTnH, which arr
rived by steamer today Tor the Trans.
vnal. The money win De kept hero un-
IN the war IL ended
"Conynrham Greene and Lady
Greene sailed for ENGLAND today An
enthusiastic crowd assembled TO bid
them farewell"
Dlspatches from nolrn. dated satur-
day. state that the Beers advance
nurthward was ropulacd nc Lobntsl
station. This doubtless means that col
Of Mnfeking, had encountered the
Boers.
BATTLE ~ PROGRESS
New York. oct ia dispatch to tho
Tribune from London says
The latest Intelligence from tho soat
of war indlcntcs that lighting OF aor-
lnua nature has commenced in Natal.
Details are very acuut nt present. but
the Free state troops have advanced
from TintWa Pace and engaged tho
British cavalry patrols In a long range
artillery dunl. Firing continued FOR the
greater part ~ Yesterday. but u BE-
not known with what rrrult, although
u la admitted there arr several cnH-
unltica on the British hide. slr George
everything points 10 a big engagement
today.
tadyHmith haa fully 500 troops and
az Glencoe. on the other Hank of the
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street, in his pulpit, In his office, over
his work bench. Heart disease is no
respecter Of persons. The Christian min
lister Is liable the SINE na anyone else.
Rev c. l.. Mundell whites
~ suffered ffom that dreadful tired feeling
aud weakness aud In isli lost my health alto.
Fcfhtr went 10 QUE Of the hesi dueiuH Va the
state and he mid had heart. stomach, liver aud
kidney trouble Ills treatment did me un good
I tried different kinls of paicui modicines bat
got worse all the time, n walked up hill or
little iaat u seemed as though my hean would
jump out bad shnosi given up al hope. aud
nymQncy wasail gone Was acarcrlyahle 60 make
a iivinr rinaiiy1 wrote nr pirrcc and follow.
ing his advice ! purchased NJ my nearest drug
Discovery aud bottle Of his Pleasant rcllttt'
THIS was year $50 sud nov ] am happy 20 any
that am 70 The enjoyment u perfect health I
am - glad Of my health that cannot say too
much. : hrst return my sincere thanks 10 Al
mighty God aud thsn 70 Dr Pierce
would not DO without yuur Pellets TOT
or AsHaffa dafiasf lfia1fs' ~ aoHfh
DO not think ana cnafgcfatiug Ny state
meat u true and n any doubt u they van write
20 finrgfpye, Ohio. where I live. and " any
should think this an asuimed name aud that
such nian 40 &. T.. M.HasN docs not crist. they
may look IN the minutes Of i'rovidence Associa.
ton or ia the baptist Year BOOK Ia the lis OF
ilders, and they will hui my maine"
Constipation and biliousnesa arc radi-
eally cured by DR.. Pierce's Pellets.
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Chlcaro. oct. ia special 20 the
Timcs-licrald from Evansville. Ind.
says;
An agent FOR the British government
was In this city today and shipped 100
mules 10 81. Louis. They arr Intended
Tor use I'm the war IN the South African
Republic. The mules viii be sent Ca
New orleans by boat and from there
direct 10 South Africa,
There are several agents securing the
counties To- Southern Indiana and llli-
noia buying mules for the British gov
eminent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

The preaidenrs Cordial Directing at uIs
birthplace, aud other Ohla Towns.

youngstown, o.. Oct is.-,Presidont
Mcklnlcy'u special train arrived here
az o o'clock this evening and the Chief
Executive delivered the last speech Of
hia tour The train was backed into a
nldctraok. and the President and the
cabinet went on TO platform nearby
Tor "a nvc-hour stop Apparently
everybody Ia town had crowded Into
the two streets facluE the platform.
and % was with great difficulty that the
President could make himself heard,
II was estimated that 10000 people were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19

Colorado Springs, Colo. oct. is.-Airs
W. <. Jackson, wife OF the cashier OF
the ~ paso county bank OF this city,
committed suicide this afternoon by
rhootIng herself. She has been In poor
health for some time and II IL believed
self-deatructi0n was caused by melan-
chulit.
Mra Helen nanneld Jackson was the
second wife NJ Mr. W, =, Jackson. She
was % niece OF Mr, 1aokson'a fret wife
Helon Hunt jackson. who was well
known ns ~, a." by her poems, move
leaves six children. Her mother lives
in boston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-19
KAIsru TALN. rnouLIARLY.
say. Germany IL usld Hack by Lack Of
warships.

HAMBURG. oct is-A new German
warnhlp was launched here today In
the presence Of Emperor william. She
was chriatcned Kaiser Kari der
Crosse" by Dr.. Won Monokcberg. burgo-
master of Hamburg,
AZ a banquet given In the town hall
after the launching. Emperor william
Htldi Germany iH in bitter need Of "a
strong feet. This mighty emporium
u Hamburg recognizes what the Gcr-
man people can do when united and,
ON the other hand. how nsceHHary 20
our Interests abroad u the strengthen
ms NJ our naval forces. n that class
% enforcement had not been refused
me during the FIRST eight years or my
reign. refused despite my ufEcnt nv
quests and udmunluuna, refused with
acurn and even mOckery. how different
matters would have becn now. We
should be- able 90 push our thriving
trade and commerce over the sea-"
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Telluride. Colo. oct is.-Thc body OF
Thurlow Waahburn. assistant auperin-
tonduut uf the Liberty Bol Mining
company who started on horseback
last Thursday Tor the properties owned
by the company Just over ln the range
10 ourny county, was found this after
noon about 100 feet from tho top of the
range near NirginiuH pass trail Wash
burn had nearly reached his destination
when overcome by the terrible blizzard
which was prevailing.
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The man with heart trouble never
knows when his time may some. When
he leaves home for work he may never
return alive. lie may drop dead on the
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4! Is four tee. on tho level In parts
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CHARLES E. MACRUM, AMERICAN CONSUL AT PRETORIA

Transvaa during
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-01
His UnIucky Day.
Detroit Free Press.

OetIOlI ffee 9reSS.
Il don't care what wise men O.. cynics or
any one else may think about it. | have I'M
lucky days" and the speaker was profess
sional man whose sign can be read in one
of Detroit's big Office buildings.
I'll give you a sample of one of them I
don't feel particularly flush this wear so I
told the folks at home that economy must
be the family watchword. But the bills for
being obeyed to the extent / had intended
and / took it upon myself to get all the
knick-knacks for the children.
It was slippery the morning started out
and / accepted the loan of fine gold-headed
cane given my brother by a lodge he had
greatly aided Inside of an hour I went
down with the cane under me- the ebony
stick flew into a hundred pieces and while
/ was stamping around relieving nv mind
some rascal stole the gold head Not a
thing that made the stick so dear to nv
brother was left.
in the store. while I was buying lots of
things for little money. / Knocked over an
expensive vase. and there was nothing to do
but settle. / declined an offer to have the
box of truck sent home, for I had made I'D
my mind that 1t was my unluckv day and /
wasn't going TO trust those purchases with
anyone else As I got off the car the man
ahead of me slipped, and. trying to save
himself. knocked the box from my hands
and then sat down on il so hard that there
was nothing left but dust ard wreckage
after I had stepped on the cat and up
set the gravy bowl It dinner / retired early
for fear of some other calamity I settled
down in bed and did nothing but breathe
gently till after the click struck Y. Then /
knew my unlucky day WAS overs