The Green Forest tribune., 1900-03-08

cord the factthat MT. and Mrs. Wm. Mckinney, whom we mem toned last week as here from. Garzie, Texas, with 8 view of locating, have definitely decided to make this city their future
 home and have purchased the Dooling property en South Springfield street. We feel that Green Forest has scored a great gain in catching this family. Mr. Mckinney was a well-to-do Tex as planter, owning a 2SS-acre farm, 65 of which was in fine orchard. The climate of that country so impaired the health of the family that they decided to sell out and come to North Arkansas, bringing with them to Eureka Springs a chartered car containing household. goods, horse and buggy, jersey COW and calf, etc. Mrs. Mckinney owns a deed to the state of Arkansas for the sale of a newly patented washing machine, and will ar- range with parties here at once for the manufacture of 1000 machines. Withal, they are very pleasant people and will add much to the soeiability and wealth of our town.
 It is with more than an ordinary degree of pride that we present the name of a Carroll county man for the important office of Prosecuting Attorney for this judicial district, consisting of the counties of Benton, Wash ington, Madison and Carroll. In presenting the name of Judge J. $. Naples to the Democracy of this district for their considera- tion and action, we have no hesitancy in saying that he is eminently qualified for the high position, both from moral and legal standpoint. His conscien- tious devotion to duty while sefv- ing the people of this county as County and Probate Judge dur ing the past six years has made his name synonimous with econ- omy and good government. We anticipate for him the. hearty support from those who want an upright gentleman, and a lawyer of high. ability for our next Prosecuting Attorney.
 Hon. W. R. Phillips of Hickory township this week announces to the Democracy of Carroll county that he is 8 candidate for Representative and submits his claims to be acted upon at the primary the 21st of next month"; MT. Phillips has been a prominent figure in Carroll coun- ty for the past thirty years, hay ing served our people in the legislature some twelve or fifteen years ago, and has always stood high i1l the councils of his party. He is a practical man and being a farmer, he certainly stands in touch with the needs of the com mon people. He is not going to make any unseemly scramble for the position, choosing rather to let the people make their decision wholly upon his own merits.
 Miss Lizzie Shibley has gone to St. Louis this week to buy her spring millinery. She will work in the trimming rooms and select her styles from the most up-to- date houses. While she is gone the Racket Store will be extended to make room for q large stock of goods. She in- vites you to call and examine her goodsand get prices.
 R. D. Galloway while return ing with 9 load of fpeight from Eureka Springs Saturday, was thrown from bis wagon,- and as a result is wearing a skinned face and 8 stiff neck.
 Dr. Crabtree has purchased two-acre tract from Coxsey Bros. just south Of J. c. -Tabor's, and has let the contract for the con- struction of a S1 ,00U cottage to J. S. Nichols.