The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25

,rnportant congress that has ever, \, semhled. the beginning of the issu.n ~ l the presidential campaign of this yer and the debates and speeches durir
 progress; the final result of the NJ R Der elections, the development o,, ,,d a south's great industrial movements
 versifed farm and village fndustrfeso ]. thousands of other Important thing,V P4 he found fully and freely discussed ireent Weekly Constitu' on for the year.
 Farm and Farmers page the wonsona Kingdom. the Southern Pulpit the ,,. tl dren's Page and other interesting des'
 nents will be ably conducted andA !. hn eenecial,v adanted to those addrs,
 The ringing editorials of The Const,ttte U eatfne right out in meeting evnds what it means Tn the advocacy ot democratic doctrine and In behalf otr great interests of the masses Of npr
 neon!e, and protecting them from Oeq gra sping greed of those who would are S their earnings from their helnress hai., o are alone worth the subscription m of the naner o7-er and again. ~
 The ronetitrtion has long stood .O oha,onion of the neon1e and has se,. F. ehafte deen into the errors and evi,s cxI la 'hreaten and hasot the masses 1ts " n'ete evnosn of the methods of NeIatN1 New Orleans and tho ehattering al
 Influence of this prophet of big 4 , crons and apoct1e of -ninous'v low n, !, ,,o i; and hirh r~feet of rohherv, who has
 the southern farmers hundrede Of mglgaI If dollars. ought to win for The cs.olit tutfon tho 1astine gratitude If the south. The advice to farmers to A, xA
 7e aeainSt the +~,et that wo,,ld ino 1 Tho nrfce of ferti1'zers and fer+i1f7o,Arrl terials Tor the home compost hean an r,I taking up the cudeel in behalf ot3.a farmers against the continuation NA i would put fresh burden upon thp
 sound and valid and ought to ha he The blllwark of the neoples riehts <.hi found in great naner m 'f1 ab1v ard a, eaa @ thl " edited. upon which the people nav A.. not e only for news of the ordinary S2( but also for an alert foresight Of the
 of future events that nay orerate t lasting dama ge. The downfall of Sp the breaking down of the fertilizer t ts the upbui ding of all southern intes ' and the enlightenment Of every vii tD farm and mountain home are among5 l. Constitutions many hi@h aims and s ideas for 1900. That these interests all be well served, and with the sam swerving fidelity to the people that H Constitution has always shown n without saying.
 The mana agement of The COnstitf VI with Mr Clark Howell as edtor-n.( q and his well disciplined c'Tps 2f S writers brilliant contributors and SIS correspondents. still under ihe LN leadership of Colone! William A .eFE1f hir as business manager. wi 'enaL1 J same for the new year The Cons 1 tfon,s long and honorable business eo8 keeping faith with the people in a contracts. contests and engaSements well as in its consistent an rVh pi, editorial fairness. places Il 4m"ns reliable institutions of our touatH .u5h5ch the people may depend.
 With such q great general reWSi~ covering the world news and world national questions, yuu Will, or col need the best and liVest local paper tne current local topics and the Ia and best news and freshest comm ,,son events Jf local interest. We r. ,bis combination secured with The stitntion will be fo4nd lest Sultea our readers. The prce is merely noI when he service is even nalt conSio including your estimate in inc Cons 5icn's s 00U s'aSh .cOi.leS 0 get the neneft of the high prize send in enhscrintion now so The Constitution receive it during January and reco 10 your credit Make your figures nam. -unmtstakably plain.