The Green Forest tribune., 1900-01-25

" '" U '1''oi d"J VAGtdiSiHR HdilO- shakes with friends and incl identity dropping in political idea or spinning an innocent yarn. The Colonel is generally well informed on all questions of the hour, and We often find his ideas congenial to our own, but he hit us a jolt that fairly raised us from the earth when he told us he does not be- lleve that the St. Louis and North Arkansas railroad will be built. The colonel reminded us that six years ago when U. s. Senator was to be elected that big rail road boom was in progress and the same conditions exists at the present time. We failed to catch the point the colonel intended to make.
 want to let the people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatic know that Chamb berIain's Pain Balm relieve me after number of other medicines and a doctor had failed. 1t is the best liniment I have ever known of.--J. A. Dodgen A Alpharette, Ga. Thousands have been cured of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieves the pain. For sale by Harbert & Sheldon.
 A Philadelphia paper tells of a widower who pat upon the tomb stcne of his wife this beautiful sen timent, "The light of my life has gone out" In short time he tired of his solitary state and was again married, and he then added to tho inscription on the stone, ''but 1 have struck another match. "
 Say, haven't you read our big ad in THE TRIBUNE calling for one and all to call and settle with us at once. We hate to accomodate you and then get on horse and go to see you. Don't delay the matter any longer. Gull and Settze.
 CoXEY BRos.
 J. A. Buell. is in receipt of the sad intelligence of the death of his uncle, Hiram Buell. of Ridge Farm, I'll Mr. Buell. is a broth CT of Uncle George Buell. of this place, and had many other rela- lives in this county
 J. s Nichols, mechanic from Texas has purchased two acres of land from the west side of 4. Cox's farm and will proceed at once to erect a residence thereon. MT. Nichols comes with tue very best recommendation as a gentle. man and a mechanic. We gladly welcome him and family to oul t0Wn.
 The Odi Fellow lodge of this place will have q pubic instalIa- ton of officers and parade on next Saturday afternoon at f D. m., and will entertain nun Der of invited guest with supper, speeches and music at the Masonic Hall, Saturday night.
 To all new subscr bers, or all old ones who vii pay up, we will send HE TRIBUNE and the Twice a Week Courier Journal for only $l.25 for one year This offer is oniy for a limited tune.
 Arthur Greenwood of Eureka Springs was taken through Green Forest Sunday to Harrison on d charge of having obtained money under false pretense. He was committed to jail.
 It is the general opinion among the numerous railroad men now in the country that the railroad will be completed to Green For, est within six months from this date
 Several of our towns people are taking the mineral fever aud 1t seems no trouble lo find good specimens in various places.
 pr. T J. Reynolds, the dentist, is here ready 10 answer al, calls for dental work. Su,istaction guaran- tced in every instance
 The travel to and from the min- eral country is immense. From Ia to 30 passengers go over the tine every day.
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