The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-04

De coronors inquest over the body of Ed McGowen, which we reported in session as we went to press last week, rend red yer diet to he effect that dec ascd camc to his death from the effects ot alcaho! The body was inferred in the Pickens cemetery Thurs day. While but little was known of MT. McGowen, yet proper re- spect was shown by the Mill Com pany ln having his remains ,e. specially buried. The body was placed in charge of W. A. Butt, underto ker, who procured a nice suit, suitable burial ease and lot in the cemetery. No one has yet learned anything oi the where abouts of his reialives. 1t has been reported that he has :. sister in Aurora, Mo, but she has not been heard from.
 It has been demonstrated repeat edly tn every state in the Union and ia many foreign countries that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is eeftaia preventative and cure fir eroup. II has become the universal remedy for that disease Nj. V. tisher of Liberty, W Va, onIy repeats what has been said around the globe when he writes: "I have used amherlain's Cough Remedy in my family for several years and always with perfect success. We D believe that ii + not only the oest cough remedy, but that i, is a sure cure for croup It has saved the lives of our children numb Der of times This remedy is for safe by Harbert < Sheldon.
 1t has been known for some lime that there was small pox at Mar ble, Madison county, and when It was reported Monday that the disease had appeared at Osage, in this connty, considerable alarm was felt lest the disease mrght De introduced here by Christmas shop. pers and the town council held a meeting tn quarantine agal ast he infected districts Guards were placed on the roads leading from, those communities to prevent any one who had hecn exposed from entering the town, and, lest some dad already cam in, it vas thought best to abandon the hrisfmas trees, which was done to the great disappointment of'the little folks. Consd efable excitment resulted from all these steps being taken. Tuesday, alter a thorough inquiry into the matter, II was decided that the dauger was not great enough to uai1e such rigid regula. lions necessary and the quarantine was accordingly raised and the guards called in. The situation at Marble is said to be kept well in hand by the local authorities aud it is not now thought that small pox exists at Osage at all Progress.
 Determined to have the very best miller ob,ainabie, the Roller Mill Co. lelegraphed to Springfield and secured the service ot MT. s. l.. Stone, nephew of R. c Stone, who operates more miIlS lhan any other man in the Southwest. Mr. Stone is young man, and comes with the very best recommenda- tion, both as a gentleman and a miller. We congratulate the boys on securing his service, and we teel assured that they will continue to hold the cnvious reputation thelr mill has already obta Hed
 D. Bushnell of Ch,cago, Ill.,, has been d reader of HE TRIBUNE the past three months, and as q result he is now citizen of the county, stopping al present at Eureka Sprtnes He was in Green Forest last week aud was nuch impressed with our town, and may possibly locat here.
 Need any hardware or building material 2 l. so, It will certainly pay you to see " ; Lloyd at Eureka Springs. His stock is com plele and his pr ces the lowest.
 Dr, T J. Reynolds, the dentist, is here ready to answer al; calls for denta! work Satisfaction gusran- tced in every instance