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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
COXSEY BROTHERS.

have worshipped God this day."
 Now some of the saints of the Most High were not well pleased with such conduct. And it came to pass that this plant was ground into dust and called snuff and ladies even beautiful and fair to look upon, did make unto them selves brushes and mops and dip- ped the same into the filth called snuff and placed them into their mouths and would rub and scrub nightly and call this dipping. The cultivation of this plant be- came a mighty business in the earth and it's leaves were also wrought into little rolls called ci- gars and the sons of men did set fire to one end thereof and put the other end into their mouths and did suck even as calves s,ck and the smoke of their torment ascendeth up and doth defile the pure air of heaven, and it came to pass that many of the so-called saints of the Lord did spend much money for this filthy plant and the Lords little ones suffered with hunger, and the Lord was greatly displeased and said wherefore do ye spend money for that which satisfieth not and wbv do these little ones lack for bread and shoes and clothes and school books? Turn your tobacco fields into corn, wheat and cotton Put away this evil thing from amonm you and defile not Yourself and ! will bless you. But they almost unanimously exclaimed we can
 not cease from chewing and dir. ping and puffing and sneaz;ppa e.
 and splitting for we are slaves, te the tobacco. deviI.'' "
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
Tobacco-A Para b1e. Published by Reauest.

"Satan shall be likened unto a grain of tobacco seed, which though exceedingly small, being cast into the earth grew, and be- came a great plant, and spread forth rank and broad, so that the huge worms with horns on them came and formed habitations thereon and did crawl all over the leaves. And it came to pas5 in those days, that the sons of man did look upon this filthy plant, and did think it was beautiful to behold, and very much to be desired and men claiming to be gentlemen did put forth their hands and cut these filthy plants, and cured and stripped, prized and wrought the leaves thereof into curious shapes and forms, and the sons of men gave gold and silver for it, and did chew thereof and some it made sick un- to death and others it made their heads to ache and caused them to vomit exceedingly. And those who continued to chew, became unmanly, and exclaimed: "We are enslaved and cannot cease from chewing and they were seized with violent splitting; and they did spit even in ladies par lors, and on their carpets. They invaded the sacred precincts of the Lords house, and there with prayer on their lips, and tobacco in their mouths they sang, pray ed preached, chewed and spurted the filthy juice under the pews, in the pulpit, on the floor, against the walls, then returned to their. homes and said: "We
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE editor of The Progress be-
 took himself to ciphering upon
 the figures on the Democratic
 primary and general elections submitted by THE TRIBUNE two
 weeks ago and gets quotient that proves to his personal satis-
 faction that there were no fradu-
 lent votes cast in the Democratic primary. He fails to show, how
 ever, how it was that in the first ward in Eureka Springs 116votes were cast in the primary when the clerks books show only 107 men, Democratic, Re- publican and everything else combined, had paid poll tax in that ward; or how it was that in the third ward of that town the Democratic primary returned a total vote of 150 when as a mat ter of fact all the voters of that ward combined amounted, ac- cording to the official list of poll tax payers, to only 123. He for gets to tell us how Osage town ship can vote 153 in the Dem ocratic primary when the official list of voters of said township shows there are of all complex : ions only 128. If our beloved brother will reconcile these fig ures we will give him what ap- pears to be much needed rest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
The Time Has Come!

When you will want to buy good solid shoe that will furnish ample protection against the cold and deep the long winter months You will also where can se the best goods for the least This being undpu able fact will be well bear in mind that keeps Chldrens shoes you will do well to price his line before buying elsewhere.
 - ------ - - guarantees both please
 and fit you
 He offering surprisingly big bargains in this line and also Dry GoodGrocere something you should not forget line purchases and this line he be surpassed for he full line of Staple Fancy Groceries Any thing the Dry Goods Hats Caps Shoes Groceries get At FOSTERS,
 GREEN FOREST, ARK
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE editor can write more eheerfully of the business inter- ests of the town when his colums are iberally filled with the adver- Using of the business houses. No editor can advocate the doc trine of buying from the home merchants, unless the home merchants show they are in- terested in catering to the home trade by advertising in the col. ums cf the local newspaper. It is depressing to the editor to find business men oatronizing every advertising fake that comes along, and at the. same time the names of these business men are rarely if ever, seen in the adver- sslng colums ofthe local news Haperss.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
NOTICE FOR PUBL1C8r,o,

LAND oFFIcx AT HlRRIsoN, ARR. .so,x
 Notice is rereby given that inc ~ < tn a named settler has fled notice of ii. '9,Hosis to make final proot in suypor. of b;0 uitnnteptS that said proof will be made betoYas Selaln, M Receiver at Harrison Ark, on riot tEegAtil viz Henry shrum 5 E 2l64l, fot tn, tho P 2, a Sec 25, Tp l9 N. R 23w. tue aSI He names the the following wfsnes,o,. his continuous residence upon and d'sss cT,t! topA of said land, viz. Walter Sifrnm ooultllsA Thomas Camp, Sam SfanphiI, all ulIInay ay M Forest, Ark, !" GA
 William T Camp, E E 2l762, for tho x. Sec 30, Tp l9 N, R P ", Ne Ne, Sec 9s Sw K 23w. ipst
 He names the following witnesses to,
 continuous residence upon and cu,t;pN it Notl said land, viz: William Shrnm, Hen,n H,,,s sIln sln Jeff Wise, John Camp, all of Greasy SSlie Sle Ark. iola
 JOHN 1, WoRTnINtron D.,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
ADVERTISING RATES.

Display ads. 50 cents per single col ann inch per month. Ten per cent dis count on large or on long time ads.
 Locals, 5 cents line each insertion. Rf number of insertions are not specified when given, they will be run until or dered out.
 All job printing, cash on delivery. Collections for advertising made month- ly.
 All obituaries, resolutions of respect, or similar matter, exceeding one hundred and twenty words, will be charged for at the rate of cents line.
 All notices of entertainments, suppers, socials, etc, where pay is demanded, will be charged same rate as other ad- vertising matter, 5 cents line.
 Original poetry, 10 cents line, strict fy cash in advance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
KANSAS CITY pulled off a suc- eessful carnival without any helI from the politicians.

IN addition to running vaude- vile campaign for the Senate, Mr. w. A. Clark, of Montana, has made a deal for the building of 8 railroad between Los An geles and Salt Lake City, which will cost S25, 100000. Mr. R. c. Kerens, of St. Louis, one cf t,3e managers of the republican cam : paign, is also associated with the deal, another proof that being po- htical oppol en is no bar to be- ing business associates.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

LAND OFFICK AT HARRISON, ARK. sent Notice is hereby given that the fonaT] to make final proofin support of his clsim that said proof will be made before The M or Clerk of Carroll county at Berrvyie N on Oct 20, 1900, viz: James " Newms 2053S, for the N 7a Sw. Nv Sc, Sw Ne, Ssl 20 N, R 23
 Henames the following witnesses to I his continuous residence upon and culh1 Of said land, viz: l. Barrett 4. ] IS Riley Barton. II c Hart all oi Yocum ,,l
 .JoHNI. WORTIiJNGToy R.v.,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
ARKANSAS CENSUS REPORT.

THE TRIBUNE has received from the census office at Washington a full detailed report of the 1900 census of Arkansas.
 The population of the state has increased from 1,128,179 to l. 311, ,564 in the past ten years, making net gain of 183, 1885 or 1925 per cent.
 Carroll county now has popu- lation of 18,848 as against 17,288 in 1890, gain of 1560 in 10 years, or 9.2 per cent.
 Following is the report of the population of the county by town ships, giving also the population of Incorporated towns, compar- ino with the fipl1raS of 1890.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI0N United States Land Ofhce, Harrison Az,

Hih, Notice is hereby tgd given sat th a in compaa 1878, entitled 'an act for the sale Ol or saA a lands in the states of California, 0regoHN e, H X vada and Washington Territory :" ss sva sr,. to all the public land states by act of f's.u iu1 1892, Zeno G. Price of Berryville 0e eanas nas Carroll, state uf Arkansas, has this dsS sVag9 s this office lis sworn statement no. ,. fotb f. nt chase of the Sc Sc 0f section no B in ,nn no. 70 N range no. A W, and vii, otyerNss ,yS show that the land sought is more yainlIp la% it's timber or,stone than for agricnltua1a < poses, and 10 establish his claim s.a to s.sE before the Register and Receiver oftbis %sa Harrison. Ark, on Thursday, the Sd, sSdr { November, l9g0. Henames as witnesses; G. NJ. Prrooa, , ryVille, Ark. J. #. Craig of Hjll Ton x l.. McCurry and k. McCuTrv of Batavia ha aa Any and all persons claiming adver,S, above described lands are requested to SI.s claims in this office on or before said Stbss November, 1906.
 JOHN l WoRTUINGToN Reds,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

FOUR years ago the republicans paid for Hon. Bourke Cochran 8 special campaigning car; this year the democrats are paying for it. Of course, he speaks for the party that pays.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Lard otfce at Harrison, Ark, Get II, 1900 named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support If his claim and that said proof will be made before the Regis ter and Receiver al Harrison. Ark. on Nov l6. i900, viz: Polk D Kerby heir at law of Milley Kerby, deceased. II 2Uoi, for the Sc Sw Sec 2S, Ne Nv, Sec B, Tp iaN. R23w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and, cultivation of said land, viz: John McCalib, Wood Stmp- sou, Lee Yonk, John Jackson all of Rule. Ark :.
 Jehu <. Worthingta tan, Registez,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
Land Office at Harrison Ark st

LdHu oiHCe s.t II TdII1SoH, Afk,, ofptNI
 Notice is hereby given that the loli| named d settler has filed notice Of his I3 to make final proof in support of hiFclal| that sad proof will be made before thes3 and Receiver at Harrison, Ark O. E' 1900, viz: Jefferson Cary. f < !lsss h Sw Nv and Wv Sw, Sec l5, Tp 2l 4, R!ls
 He names the following witnesses to his continuous residence upon and crliVal said land. viz; Samuel Adams. I'M Hams. W. k. Cary, D. J, SoulhsHA < Omaha, Ark.
 JOHN l. WoRTIIINGToY, Regs
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

IT is needless to say that the ex-newspaper man who died sud- denly in Boston the other day and whose valise was found to contain $500, ,00O, didn't make the money publishing a newspaper.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
Land office at Harrison. Ark, set

Land office at Harrison, Ark, SeH1 Notice is hel ebv given th..t taeh) ramed settler has filed notice of hjshtl make final proof in support ofhE t1 that said proof will be made before RsiI Receiver at Harrison, Ark on Nov; viz: John w MattoX, II E lS156, for'fsI Nv Sw, Sec Is, 1p 2l N, R2l ", @| Sec l3, Tp 2l N, R2 22w. He names the following witnesseSR continuous residence upon and c1a said land, viz: J. W. hampton, t. lin, NJ. Scott. II Stacy, all of 0mana
 John l. Worthington,
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
Land Office at H arrison, AK se,t $

Land Office at H arrison, Ark, Sept. st Notice is hereby given that the foIV named settler has filed notice of his jrJ to make final proof in support of his cls1 that said proof will be made before the RI X Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Nov N viz: Amanda k. Trigg, f lS5l9 for M Nv. Sec Is, sFp 20 N K 22 " He names the following witnesses ts ! his continuous residence upon and culdl of said land, viz Monroe Littrpll. I Beck, George Walker, Willie Wilketsl Yocum, Ark.
 John I Worthington, Rsg
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
LAND OFFICE AT HARRIsoS,

Notice is hereby given that the N named settler has filed notice of llsl5 make final proof in support oi DIS N that said proof will be made befole Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on V%1 viz: James M Mayes, II E 2o15s, ioiss Sec [, Tp Fl N, R 22 W. s ha Ne, secH R 23 w.
 He names the following wishes'. his continuous residence upon alg ail1uis Of said land. viz: J H Husky, WE WEI J W Hamons, Wash Hutchison allu' Mo. D..
 JOHN l. Wu RFHINGTOM
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE American people are to be congratulated on the absence of hysterics from the Presidential campaign. The country seems to be taking it's politics with common sense.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

WITH senators Hanna and Pet tigrew on the stump, South Da- kotans ought not to find the cam- paign dull.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE big spell binders in neither party find it necessary to do without special cars in making their campaigning tours Maybe some of these cars are paid for, but the most of them are furnished by the railroads free.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
Land Office at Harrison. Ark S

Notice is hereby given that the tol| named settler has filed notice of his N to make final proof in support ofhistd that said proof will be made before the ! & Receiver at Harrison, Ark oD NCf j viz: David H. ahrum, H 2l5GS, for Nv, Sec 26, E E Ne, Sec27, Tp lsN
 He names the following witnesses toy continuous residence upon and culdN said land, viz: J, T. Hammonds, e Ark, A. Miller. Osage, Ark, fH and Nat Howerton, Rudd. Ark,
 John I. WOFthingtnn, Ra
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE motto of the Sultan of Turkey seems to be: Millions for entertaining the Shah of Per- sia, and other visiting potentates, but not one cent for the payment of American missionary claims.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE campaign seems to have reached the lively stage in Col orado and Montana if not in some other states.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

UNLESS history takes one of it's occasional notions to pass the job of repeating itself, the party that elects the president will control the House.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

LORD ROBERTS received his commission as commander in- chief of the British army as a birthday present from the Queen.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

MIR. ANDREW CARNEGIE doesn t like some of President McKinley's s policies, but he likes the policies outlined by MT. Bryan's platform even less. So he has got down on the Mckinley side of the fanca
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

SOMEBODY blundered in allow ing Sexto Lopez, Aguinaldo's confidential representative, to visit this country at this time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
LAND OFFIcEAT HARRla'|

otF' Notice is hereby given that ,M n' named settler has lilt q notice oi II. .' , l to make final proof in support 0l ",tsI| nSthI| that said proof will be made brloi,y ya % X Receiver at Harrison, Ark on s.a M viz: Sintha K. Anierson, H ! ."li Sw NV, Sec |, x E Ne, Se Se' ''' k 22w s his continuous residence upon an' Of said land. viz Grant BleV'n sd lns, James Blevins, Jim Niles ." Ark. p,
 John I. WorthingEo''
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

MANY of the 'sabsolute certain ties" of the campaign managers will fail to materialize when the votes are counted.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

So long as American blood is shed by Filipinos our people can not be expected to listen patient ly to explanations made by them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

THE wheels are beginning to go around in the head of the man who makes the fool election bet.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11
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Entered at the post office at Green Forest, Ark as second class matter.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

From the above table, it will be seen that the strongest gain that was made in any portion of the county is in Hickory township in which is located the town of Green Forest. Green Forest was not incorporated in 1890, but the estimated population according to Grams Atlas of the World was 15O in 1890. The present popu- lation of Green Forest will ex- ceed 800. There were almost enough people moved into town during the month of June to have made the population report that much, but they had been enum- erated elsewhere and was not subject to be counted here.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-11

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09
SWISS BELL RINGERS.
and Popular Program Given
AT tho CongregationnlC church.

Varied and Popular Program Given
AT the CongregationalCh Church.
A good audience at the 8Congrega- :
5tional church Thursday evening was
delighted with an entertainment OF
q high grade by the Asetceam Trio and
the johnson Swis Bell Concert Com
pany. The bell ringing was very fine.
Including classical selections as well as
popular melodies. The mandolin, gui-
tar and banjo playing by the trio is the
vocal selections were excellent Nearly
every number was heartily encored by
the enthusiastic audience.
The Swiss BELL Company is composed
of E. Louise Kienly, first soprano:
Robert Wells, second soprano; Myrtle
sGorshne, baritone: Arthur Wells. first
tenor; Hayes Greenawalt, second ten
or, and j. c. johnson, bass.
The Asetceam Trio is Arthur Wells.
mandolist, hanjoist and composer;
Robert Wells, mandolinist and banjo
list. and Hayes Greenawalt, guitarist
and banjoist.
The Backman Comedy Company,
which opened the present. season of the
Odeon. appeared in return engagement
lat the Odeon Thursday evening, pre-
senting Beyond Pardon. The COM
pany has been reorganizad somewhat
since the last appearance here, and in
some respects is improved. The play.
however. did not give the members
much chance for individual work. and
the piece was not q firs,-class opener.
The specialities were of the same high
class as in the previous engagement.
Harry Mckee, Elmer Barker and Nesrsie
Barrett appearing in pleasing numbers.
Mr.. Mckee is the star of the company
and is quite versatile.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09
WHAT DOES THIS LACK.
surely Mnrshniitown Readers Can
Not Ask for Better Proof.

surely Mnrshalltown Readers Can
Not Ask for Better Proof.
Can the Marshalltown reader ask for,
more convincing proof than testimony
published every day from Representa-
tive citizens of Marshalitowno If ga
what sort of proof can 1t be Read
this.
Mrs. e. n. Solomon of sO7 South
Third avenue. says: Two years ago
had a serious attack of kidney trouble
and placed myself under treatment by
a physician and was cured a a cost of
$40. j had another severe attack IN the
neck of the bladder. Il seemed as il
a swelling of eonsidera BILE size had OBS
|structed the secretions Of the Kidneys
audit caused me great pain. We heard
about Doans kidney Pils and MIR.
Solomon got a box a Mcbride & WIFI.
drug store. fused them and relief was
obtained almost at once. The Use of
two boxes affected an absolute cure.
The difference between 81 and $40 is an
item worth saving, TO say nothing of
the suffering. Ny nephew, living in La
Porte, Ind. also used Doan's Kidney
!. Pills and Doan's Ointment with Won
derfu results. "
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents.
Fostcr-Milburn Company. Buffaio. n.
V. cole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's. and
take no substitute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09
Will MAKE 10000 BUee1Es.
Rhondcs-Carmenn Company vii
Manufacture Extens1vcly Now Tha

company VIII
Manufacture Extensively Now That
Mckinley is Reelected.
One of the earliest evidences OF pros
perity. and the confidence maintained in
the business interests of the country
and the demand for staple articles. ia
shown by statement of President ". A.
Carmean, OF the Rhond es-Carmean Bug
gy Company, of this city. Mr.. Carmean
says that now; that Mr.. Mckinley has
been reelected president and good re-
publican times are to be had for at least
another four years. HE company wlllsat
once begin the work preparing for an
increased output OF buggies for next
year. Mr.. Carmean il only going to
make plans now for the year 1901, and
during that time he. says the firm will
put out on the market 10000 buggies
that will be manufactured in that year.
This will mean constant work to the
many employees of the big factory, con-
s,equsntly will prove a good thing for
8Marshalltcwn. In this connection it
might be mentioned that for the most
part the employees, Of the factory voted
the fusion ticket this year, strange as ii
may seem. but it would appear that
the prosperity they will witness
during the next four years. in addition
to that of the four years just past.
would convince all OF the advisable
lily Of voting and working for the up
holding Of the conditions that mean
bread and butter for them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09
CATTLE BRING BIG PRICES.
Frank Houghton.s Herd of short.
horns Average Over al4:s pc,

horns Average Over $ll3 Per
Head.
Another sale of thoroughbred Mar
shall county Shnrth2rn cattle was con-
Quoted Thursday, this time in Albion,
at the farm of Frank H. Houghton
head We're sold In all, and
the excellent average of trifle over
$143 was received for the animals
The top price of the sale was $500 for
the Scotch bull Canute's Champion.
which was purchased by r. G. Tweed,
of Dillon. Mr.. Tweed secured a bar
gain even at tina. price, for the bun
was pronounced by cattle Judges to be
one Of the finest they had ever seen.
The top price for the cows was 3345
paid for Lady Oxford of Maple
Lodge. sold to John Litser, of Conrad.
Lady Mary. another fine COW. went 10
NJ F. Bunker. of Upton. for s275, while
Mr.. Lister added to his purchase of
Lady Mary by buying Miss Craggs OF
Maple Lodge Cor 1855. s. NJ. Gloyd. OF
Eikton. Mimi. paid s205 for Lady
5Craggs of Maple Lodge. Hector Cowen.
of Paullina, paid s2O5 for Barntpn Ma
~ Of Maple Lodge and NJ. r. Bunker,
OF Upton, purchased Victoria Sharon
for 5000.
The sale was very we'll attended. the
weather being in its favor. Mr.. Hough-
ton received Sc. 300 for the days SELL
ings, s5,40O being for the cattle. The
balance was for a few head OF thor
soughbred Berkshire hogs. Col. Il. NJ.
Woods, OF Lincoln, Neb.; Col. Carey NJ.
Jones. of Davenport. and Mr.. A. p.
Mason, OF Union. had charge Of the
sale.
Newspaper men in attendance at the
sale We're Mr.. John Wallace. OF Wall
lace's Farmer. Des Molnes; Mr.. Burke,
of the Live Stock Telegraph. Omaha,
and Mr.. Thompson. of the Homestead,
Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-09

on-resident stockholders Of the Com
!msrcial Bank on the payment Of IS per
cent Of the assessment against their
stock. The money has been paid In and
the stockholders thus released are Ed
win CHAPMAN. twenty five shares.
Lucy ]. Hosmer, ten shares; j. n.
Isaudensack, Ave shares: j.. p Lyman.
ten shares, and J. g. Melvin, twenty
shares.
/ The grand jury was drawn Thursday
afternoon from the twelve members
who are serving for the year. tile fol-
lowing seven gentlemen being Sc
Elected to serve at this term: c. j.
sScheeler, James Oaks, Joseph Lowery,
N. w. Wilson, w. "a. Nichols. E. 4.
SCoudon and NJ f.. Andrews. Mr..
Scheeler was selected as foreman and
Mrs. j. H. Jayne was appointed clerk.
Mr.. Henry Matter is acting az grand
jury bailiff and Mr.. s. H. Gimre as
court bailiff.