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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Jury List.

Following IS list of the jurors for the Carroll licuit court for the Eastern District:
 Grand jury: r Nj Buell., G M Beli, " r Davis, H c Naples, Joel Maxwell, J P Roberts, A Russell, j B Dodson, J c Wagoner, J R Osburnc, Ei Mitchell, John Paul, l. R Hammons, H l. Ramsey, J A Standley. J M Lovett AL ternates: K J Hodge, Jack Ia. bo,, T B Coxsey, John Duncan, Chas Redden.
 Petit jurors: T w Goforth, M Hale, Eli Carpenter, J w Nc Kaige, J c Raines, J Walker, J w Boh.non, Wm Duesse, Alison All red, Albert HuIsey, R K Alfred, J R Johnson, r M Key holds, John Evans, co Kirkham Dick G mbIin, T D Reagan, c W Moore, J T Hammons, John Jackson, M l. OrrelI, Isaac Bram- mor, E c Denney, John M Dun can.
 Aternates: Horace Cole, Pa, Coxey, J R Kirby, D W Stewart Bent Bell, w J Ledbet,er.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Railroad Assured.

The contracts for the con. struction of the Eureka Springs extension has been let to the contractors, and work on the road will begin at an early date. It behooves every citizen to be prepared to be in a position to enjoy the boom that will undoubtedly precede the road. To enjoy life to it's fullest extent is to visit Fosters and view the great bargains Tn staple and fancy groceries. Heis located on the east side of the public square and invites the entire public to call on him before buying groceries elsewhere, for he can positively save you money. He gives away a ticket with each soc purchase, and on'the first day of March the person holding the largest mum mber of those tick cts will be given free of charge a hand some lO-piece toilet set, a highly decorated piece of ware that cannot be dupIicat- for Sl0.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Tobacco and CiQars

He has handsome assort- ment in this llne and to con. vince the public of this fact, he is giving l0c plug of tobacco for Dc for the next two weeks. If you use tobacco now is your time to lay in a big supply. Buy while it IS cheap.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest

Foster has mora soap than he can use, and as he does not use soap in any way, he has decided to close it out in order to make room for other bar. gains that are daily arriving. To do this he offers two bars of what is pronounced king of all soaps for 5c. Never before has laundry soap been offered at this plice.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won. derful medical discovery of the age, pleas- ant and refreshing to the taste, net gently and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of C. c. C. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Tea and Coffee

People who use the best grad es of coffee can now be accomo. dated. Foster carries a line of coffee ranging in price from l2 12 cents to 35 cents per pound. He also carries the leading brands of tea and tea dust.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
THE RAILROAD IS BOOMING.
Big Developments in Every Line. Con- tractors Going over the Survey.
Suit Brought to Condemn Rfght-Of
 way at Eureka Springs.

The develoments in the railroad situation the past week has been most gratifying to people who were not already thoroughly satisfied that the road is going to be built.
 Numerous prospectives contract ors have gone over the line uf sur vey and will put in applications for sub contracts for the construc- tion work. Men have also been passing through the country ex- amlning the timber supply with view to securing contracts for furnishing ties.
 It is stated that the shipment of the steel rails will be begun this week, and that dirt will be flying in great shape by or soon after February first.
 The men who have been looking over tue survey with q view to securing contracts, say that the road will be built beyond a doubt. They had positive assurance of that or they would not go to the time and expense of putting in bids.
 The Eureka Springs Times Echo of last Saturday says:
 "The office of the chief engineer for the railway construction com. pany is one of the busiest men in the city since advertisement tor bids appeared. A number of contract OTIS are preparing bias for filling betore January 29th, which i> now but little more than week hence, and all this necessltates much dispatch in details. MT. Lee is kept busy nearly all the time with his maps, profles, etc., submitting them tor inspection and explaining the route, Several pew contractors arrived today, and the bids of these will be for sub construction, the entIre contract having been let to the Allegheny Construction company. From this tune forward the railroad activity will increase.
 CONCERNING RIGHT oF-WAY.
 The Times Echo of Monday says: "The first suit To condemn prop erly on the right-ot-way was filed this morning by attorneys of the construction company. This suit is brought for condemnation of land belonging to Mrs Ivey, in Livings- ton Hollow, and is tho only pro. ceeding of that naturo which will be necessary between this city and BerryvilIe, all other parties either giving the right-ot-way or agree. ing to a settlement.
 Last summer the entire eighty acres in question was offered for sale by it's owners at two or three hundred dollars, and $200 was asked the railway company for a right-ot-way through forty acres of 1t when the proposition came up. The committee offered to buy the whole eighty for $400 and also made an offer for a tract sut. ticient tor the railroad; but these offers were refused. The matter will now be adjusted in the courts, and it is worthy of note that this will be the only case of this kind on this end of the line."
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
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vest in Green Forest proper
 for
 'esh bread and pies constantly
 and at Fosters.
 ,sse harley Kirkham was up from his yer Saturday.
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 NJ. R. Sneed was over from Osage oo'lrday looking after business. [n,ss'O pounds of best wash soap for. I ireents at G. M. Files. 7oyonstable W. J. Wells rejoices ls sr the arrival of 8 girl at his @ ns9 ;.
 iReme mber that you can get all 'wds ot hardware at Harbert's ss,rdware.
 n George O'Neal of Harrison was are Saturday en route north or ame mineral deals. Toliector Jackson, assisted by l. F. Oliver, rounded in severa! ollars tax money here Friday aud aturday.
 J.#O. Collier was here Saturday eminding his friends that he will gain want the nomination for ounty clerk.
 Mrs. o. P. HalIet Of Clinton, Mo-, rived Sunday and will spend ,me time here visiting her sister. Irs. G. M. File.
 Do yoa want a new sewing ma hine2 Ii so, don't pay two or nree prices prices for one when -.J. Russei will sell you one for 20.
 8If you want to build when bring comes, now is the time to uy your hard ware, as 1t is certain , make another advance. All inds at Harbert's hardware. Editor A. B. Andrews of the [arrison Republican stopped over ] the city Sunday night, q guest his brother.in-law, H. M. Eos sr. Ben says prosperity is loud bout Harrison. Rev. Armstrong performed a
 afriage ceremony last Sunday etwesn George Scrabough and liss Mary Fletcher. Both parties es'de on the mountain, south of ,wn.
 J E. Marrs, travelling auditor of .e Long Bell Lumber Co.,, of -ansas City, was in Green Forest n business Saturday. He is uite a pleasant gentleman and was cry much impressed wlth our ,wn.
 Joshua B, Stevens died last Fri ay, Jan, IS, at the home of his )n, William Stevens, one and one alf miles east of Green Forest. IT.. Stevens was 82 years old and nly survived his wife about six .onths. He was an honorable
 tizen aud a consistent mem Der ot le Christian church, and his death
 ill be mourned by many relatives nd friends here and in IndiaLa, is old home He was inferred aturday afternoon in the Owens emetery.
 w. E. George of Berryville was fixing with the people of Green crest Saturday. Will is candi ate for the Democratic nomina- on for the office of county 'easurer. Being young man of xemplar) habits and fine business iucatlon, he would certainly make
 good official He desires us to y that he will make no fight sainst Mr. Doxey, the present in lmbent, who seeks reelection, rat he considers Mir Doxey has
 rtually held the office two terms nd the field now open for q new an. Mir Georges formal an ouncement for the office will ppear soon
 1t has been demonstrated repeat fly in every state in the Union ld Tn many foreign countries that ha mberlain's Cough Remedy is certain preventative and cure f.. cup. 1t has become the universal ,medy y for that disease M V. isher of Liberty, w Va, only ,peats what has been said around la tsloho wlap ha writas. ssJ have
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
Condensed SOuD-HOt Soup

Foster has the finest and most up to-date canned goods in Green Forest. Try can of that condensed vegetable, chicken. tomato, oxtalI and gumbo okra soup. To intro duce this line of goods the price is placed at the nominal sum of l0c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
POSitiVelu New

We have something in the way of an Alpha Pudding that IS new, not onl y on this mar. ket, but all others; and gives satisfaction when and where. ever nsed. We have it in diff ferent varieties-Cocoanut kier, Toplvea Cocoanut Fari ma, Chocolate and Lemon Cream. This is real pud- ding not simply favored corn starch preparation, and to introduce it we will sell you package for 5 cents. There is enongh in one package for six puddings. Try it onee' and you will be sure to bng1 again.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
For Krdutand Pickles

You will find we are heaf quarters for Kraul aud Pickl.. We handle the best grad They are packed by Heri,Ia the celebrated packer ofaul class ot goods. it
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25
New Goods

N6W G00dS
 In the line of canned goods he has kidney beans. sugar beets, (ify you did not put up any beets this year, try them tomato catsup, in fact so much we cannot remem Der all.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

Arizona. ias the largest unbroken pine forest in the United States, cover
 ing an area of over
 FORESTS 6,O0O square miles. This
 OF timber :5 usually found ARIZONA. at an a1.tude of be-
 twIen $500 and 7,5OO feet. The total quantity of pine timber fit for saving purposes within the boundaries of the territory amounts to 10000, ,OOO,0OO feet, which can supply the needs of a popul1us state for more than a century. The principal forest ara is in CoaoniEo county and borders the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, al though Gila. Apache an1 Yavapai counties have considerable timber. In the Mogo,l-n mountains, in Yavacai, Coconino and Gi.a countics, there are largr bodies of oak timber suitable for the manufacture of farm machinery, wagons, etc, and for furnishing lum- Der, but at present it is tco inaccess.- ble to be Of grcat commercial value. The government has created some large fcrrst reserves in northern Arizona and promulgated rules for their regu- lation With a view 10 thsir p-cservaL.o L.on from spoiIat.on and to prevent 55ztruc- ton by fire. The rr:ncipaI lumber mills of Arizona are situated at Flagstaff and Villains. in Coconino county, on the line of the Santa Fa Pacific rail- way, and th.ir equipment is modern in every way. The Arizona Lumber and Timber company ai5 FlagsSaff and the Saginaw Lumber company at Williams have as complete r,antS for the manu- fracture Cf lumber, boxes, etc, as can be fouGd in the United States.-From the Governors Report.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
uestions

The bill now under consideration by the water storage committee, when
 completed, will be the
 THE BILL. best fruits Of the cum
 bined wisdom of a body of intclligepe, earnest and honest men, whose devotion to the best interests of the valley cannot be questioned. This bill will provide for the bonding of the county to the extent of $2,OOO,G GOO, or less, at the discre,ion of the people when it is determined how much is nec- essary to complete the work. As a safeguard the voters are restricted to actual bona fide taX-payers, and a two- thirds majority is required. In the be- ginning, that is to say, when the com mittCe was first organized, there was great diversity of opinion as to the best and most feasible means of raising the necessary funds. Many plans were cates. Finally, thsrc was an almost universal adoption of the county bon plan, the plan that was first pr0mul- gated by the water storage committee of the board of trade, in it's pamphlet issued last April, and consistently ad- vocalted by the present management of The Republican
 This plan was considered the best and most feasible because the most equitable to all concerned, and the easiest and surcst of execution. It is the most equitable because it places the responsibility and liabil1ty on all interests alike, and not solely upon the actual user of water, and because it distributes the burden. over a term of years and among those who come after us and ruap the benefits. Il is uhe most feasible because it is p-ssible of accomplishment.
 Our readers will please boar in mind that the committee has not yet saddle d a ds5t of $2,OOO,OOO on them. It has not the power to do so. The bill now un- der consideration, and which it is hoped may pass the present congress, is but an enabling au- giving authority to the people to vote on the question of issuing bonds. The people, and not the conmit.c ce, by their bal!Cts, will render the firal decision.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

The Republican hopes that county bonds. to the extent of the sum voted
 and required, can be ANOTHER sold at rar It does not SUGGESTION believe, however. that
 TO THE this is possible The as COMMITTEE. seszable property of the
 county is lcss than S1O,OOO,OOO and it's indebtedness is already very large. Besides, the population of the county is com pauatively small. The bin now un- der consideration woull not caly have to pledge the faith and she rev enues of the county for the payment of these bonds, but it must also rledgc the dam anu its revenues. and then if there is a shortage is may be necessary to levy a direct tax upon any and all property in the county. The county bonds, moreover, would carry not less than five per cent interest.
 The Republican suggests that a good way to setlle this whole matter-to settle it eQuitably and fairly-would be to provide in tl-ts bin for converting the county five per cent bonds into ter ritorial four or four and one-half prr cents. The territorial bonds would sell at a premium. Moreover ,Ehey would sell readily. This plan would work no hardships upon the people living in other. C-OunfieS in any shaDa OI. form The territory advances. nothing. The people are not required to put up dol lar. The territory loans its credit to the largest and most prosperous of it's divisions. That is all there is to it.
 But is it all? Let us see.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

Unlike many people and some papers The ReDubteln Foes have a plan for
 the solution Of this wat
 NOT A CT problem. This plan
 CUCKOO. has tsen adopted by the
 committee The R.pu5- lican has decided views and opinions on most public questions It is not a nonentlty, nor WI is ever be; neither is it a caispaw or a cuckoo. IL uses its own brain for thinking purposcs and is not the manager of anyone clse's secondhand store of thoughts. The Republican not only has views and opinions, but it possess the courage of it's convictions. It is not afraid to eX- press it's views and to ml!Elain them, if possible to do so, by clean argument and pure l-Gic. Nor is it ashamed to acknowledge it's error when found to be wrong. IL will not sink, under any circumstances, to coals- abuse and vii lificdtion. The fact of owning a news paper Goes IT., confer the right to bru- tally crfti. .ze, to abuse e., to expose, where exposure will hurt tke innocent. The Republican will be relia5lc, clean, honest and dfgnifed, always ready and eager to advance the best interrsts of the valley The Rapu5.ican hopes to help mold public opinion. not muddle 1t: to build up, not to tear down.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

The carnival committee while on is D. gging expedition last we-k got far uhtr north than any previous explorers. At least the frigadity encountered in some localities would indicate that it was within three and 1ne-half degrees os the pole.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

Here's a. b1s Of philosophy dropped from the lips e a pove1ty-etricl1en gambler of thn city: "I never refuse a drink for fear of insulting a gentle man. I never offer a man a drink for fear of making drunkard, and I don't care a dam what happens so it don't happen To me-"
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

dance of water applied to the land will double our crops and incomes. The reservoir will provide ghe water. Therefore, the building Of the reservoir will Couble our incomes. If we can double our incomes the investment is good one. Is it not?
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

Again, why should this act not pro- vide for the ceding of the arid lands in
 the county to the coun- CEDING ty or the territory to be OF ARID huld in trust by the ter LANDS. ritory and sold for the
 debt assumed by the county in the construction of the dam, and for the constructiJn of other res ervoirs, etc? There are several hu..- dreds of thousands of acres of these lands, valueless today, but which, un- der the quickening power of walt-r, would be worth millions. Now is d good time to consider all these vital questions.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
IT PAYS, YOU BET.

With an abundant and permanrnt water supply the industry of our peo-
 pie will soon tear from LET'S the face of the earth TRAMPLE the lidaous shroud of THE sage brush and cactus, STROUD. and throw over her
 beautiful, smiling fra- lures a. bridal veil of fruits and grains and flowers. Dame nature is hard task master co the crude and ignorant, but to the clever and the wse she is d most gracious mistress.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

During the wcak just passed three Of our leading real estate firms have
 an aggregate of twenty IT PAYS, three letters from peo- YOU BET. r.r heated in the north
 ern and eastern stat; s asking for information regarding the price, etc, of orange land. In every case ft was stated that the writer saw the advertisement and had reed thn commcIi-s on ale advantages and profits of orange growing in The Re publican. It pays to advertise in a paper of national circulation. When We get water storage there will be such a demand for our soil that it will be easy to make f2-tune by s-.ling the sediment in the bottom of our wash pans.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

One good thing a3or; our Salt river is that it's waters don't nave to be sterilized like that of rhe Chicago rivcr. or indicted as d nuisance like that of the Potomac.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

The interests of the territory and of every county within it's confinrs ara
 mutual and reciprocal. MUTUAL What helps one section BENEFITS. helps the entire terri
 tory. If the loa1 of the uerritory's credit will double Maricopa county's resources, is that loan not good one? The refunding of county bonds into territorial bonds has been done to aid in the cons -ruction of rail- such favOrs be extended-then isn't
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31
M AL-N U T TRITION

You may or may net De cat. ing enough; and are thin. You may or may not feel well some folks don't know what 1t is to feel well.
 This is mal-nutrition. You arc not getting the use of your food.
 Take a little Scott's cmuI- sion of cod-liver oil. Begin with little; increase; but don't ovcrdo it. Take as much as you can without upSettlnS the stomach.
 Feeling well is bodily happi- ness.
 Wen sand you little to try, if you like SCOTT & BOVINE. 4o9 Pearl street New Yorl
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

The Republican calls attention to the above statement and emphasizes it
 for the reason that there
 YOUR are some people in the ATTENTION, valley so dense of intel
 SIRS. kgence and dastituse of
 even the elementary principles of truth, that even after reading the ab-ve thcy will go about pouring into the willing ears of discon- tent the most woeful tales of treach- cry on the part of the committee. A week. nay, a single day will not die ere the tale will be rolled under the lasoiviOus tongues of gossip that the committee has been charmed by the legal Anaconda under the pay of the water companies and that he has the entire combination in his vicious and ever tightening coils. This is to be ex- pected until the Fool killer has in- creased his force to imperia!istic di- mensiOns and works it overtime.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

such aid vastly more important when thc object is to build an empire?
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

Maricopa county today is paying a little nlorc than onc-tEird of the en-
 tire taxes of the terri
 OUR tory. With water stor-
 RIGHTS age the Taxable proper IN EQUITY. ty in the valley would
 increase many fold. With the increase in the value of evUry kind of real property would go a vast ly increased amount of taxes to be col lected. If water storage would double the price of Maricopas realty, our pro rata of territorial taxes would prob ably be Cne-ha!f or two thirds. By a loan of her credit, then, the territory would receive a decided advantage in the way of incrcast taxes
 She would be benefited in other ways. Farm produce of all kinds would be cheaper to the miner anl the mourEaineer. Ford for thc hordes of cattle and sheep would be aounjant and permanent. The building up or this valley would create a large, proli- fic and growing market for beef, nut ton. lumber, building stonr, labor and everything else that contributes to the life, industry, eaze and comfort of man. kind.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

The securing of federal aid for wa ter storage is not impossible, of course.
 but it is not at all prob WATER able. Hopes of govern STORAGE. ment aid in the face of
 our poverty of influence in natioral affairs is, 10 say the least, decidedly Chimsricll Nevertheless, our people should never faEter in their efforts to arouse an interest and a sym pathy on the part of those in power for our righ $ and our equitable deserts.
 Tn the meantime, we should take all neeGful stops toward helping ourselves T-:e bcrr1lng of the county for tn pur- pose of raising funds with which to build a reservoir is a legitimate and sensible means to this nd. The build ing of ro-srvoir is not throwing mon ey away. It is an investment. pure aIkAsimple. To syllosise: An abun-
Arizona republican., 1900-12-31

Maricopa county today is paying $ little nGorc than onc-tE!rd of the en.