The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-05
Our main write-up of Green

will be carried a few issues in or der to give subscribers a chance to mail out their papers and give the article as much circulation as possible. We were act able to dispose of as many copies of our last issue as we contemplated last week. We think this article should have the largest possible circulation and we hope all of our readers who are interested in the upbuilding of the country-~and all should be--will avail them- selvesof this rare opportunity to do some good missionary work, and remail their paper to some person who may be interested in this section. THE TRIBUNE ex- poets to circulate at least 800 more of these write-up editions, extra of our regular list.
 Mrs. lizzie Aired. wife of Alfred Alfred residing near Rule, died Monday night of this week. She had been a sufferer from con- sumption for several months. She was a kind woman beloved by all her ne1ghbors and will be sad ly missed, She leaves a husband and six children to bat5Ie with the cares of life. THE TRIBUNE joins many relatives and friends in sympathy for them in their irrep- arable loss. She was inferred Tuesday at the Rule cemetery with appropriate funeral services conducted by Rev, Armstrong and Undertaken Butt.
 In almost every neighborhood there is some one whose life has been saved by Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medicine. Such persons make point of telling of it when- ever opportunity offers, hoping that it may be the means of saw ing other lives. For sale by Har- bert & Sheldon.
 We are indebted to William Mckinney fer 8 job-lot of elegant tiff paper weights which he took from his mine southwest of town. Mr. Mckinney is delighted with the prospect he has for lead. In fact, he is already finding some Gre. He says that this tiff is a certain sign of lead and he means to find it if he has to go down a hundred feet.
 The campaign for the Demo- cratic nominations opens at Oak Grove Monday, when the candi- dates for Representative will lay down their platforms in public speeches. There are going to be some lively contests this year. If you want to guess with US on the nominees, we will give you first choice in about three instances,
 THE TRIBUNE office has been SC rushed with work that we have been compelled to overlook some items of interest lately. We have done the best we could under the circumstances. As soon as we can get into our new office and procure the help we need, we will give our readers no occasion for disappointment.
 The new town council should at once inauguratea move toward the building of sidewalks on ali principal streets. They are in- oispensabie. Let Us have an or- dinanco compelling all land own- CTS to build walks on their prem ises. This is a quick, easy solu- aon of the question and will not hurt anybody.
 Galloway. the mule buyer, will be here Monday, April 3, to buy mules from fl to 14 1-2 hands high, also extra large mules. He. says this is positively the last cali for mules for army service and if you have any such mules now is the time to sell He will pay the top price in every instance.
 DO you want a Threshing Ma chine? If so call on or address W. J. Lloyd at Eureka Springs CT N. l.. Lawson, Green Forest. [. Il