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The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

THE Van Buren Argus says: "A few weeks ago Wagoner cap- italists began boring for anything that promised to pay them for their trouble and the result is, they will have both oil and natu- ral gas in that city within 50 days as they have already struck good flows of each. Property values have increased fully one hundred per cent on account of it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21
REMARKABLE

A REMARKABLE engineering feat was performed recently when the Pennsylvania railroad moved spne of it's bridges 15 feet to one A'ide. The bridge has six spans, SIs 900 feet long and weighs 5000 aons. The actual moving was done Fh less than five minutes and the sghdie work was accomplished.
 Excluding track connections at
 he ends in IA minutes and with
 Ut hitch in the train schedule.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

MARTHA WASHINGTON will be the first woman honored by hav- ing her likeness on United States postage stamps, as the new issue of the Scent denomination will bear her portrait.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21
Happy Time in Old Town.

"We feltve happy,o writes R. N. Revill, Old Town. Va when Bucklin's Arnica salve wholly cured our daughter of a severe case of scafd head.o IL delights all who use it for Cuts Corns, Burns, Bruises. Boils IF , cers, Eruptions Infalliable for Piles. Only 25c at pr. Morrow,s Drug Store. Near Depot.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.

THE TRIBUNE is authorized to an- nounce Hon. Iverson A. Jones as can didate for representative of Carroll county, subject to the will of the people as expressed at the polls in the general election, Sept. 2, 1902.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

". L. MCPHERSON has pur- chased the printing plant be- longing to F. B. Campbell and will start the Jasper Republican. Tie first issue will make it's ap- pearance in about two weeks. It will be "Regular" Republi- n.-BOone Banner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

ALL railroads have agreed to a rate of one fare for the round trip to the state republican conven- ton June 25 and 26.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

NEARLY all the members of the faculty of the Arkansas Univer- sity have sent in their resigna- tiOnS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

BRYAN is said to have an- nounced that he will not accept the nomination for governor of Nebraska.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

Alltra-hs run uaily,
 Train No. makes connection at Seligman for Ft. Smith and points in termediate.
 Train No. makes connection at Seligman for St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, Monett, Paris, Tex, and all points south.
 For furtier information call on or ad- dress S. w. BEACH, Agt.,
 Green Forest, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21
The  Au New
 AA A kR4 A,a &tSH Oxford School Desk

The strongest fastening ever invented. Noisless automatic, strong hard : maple seats.
 Call at my office and be convinced of its merits. Can furnish all kinds of school supplies. WA. BUTT.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

Big line of lace embroideries and insertings cheap.
 These are a few of our cheaper grades. We have better if you want them. But understand these are all durable goods and that if bought at other places the same grade of goods will cost you from twice to three times as much money. We figure the same per cent profit on every thing and consequently everything we have in stock is 8 special bargain.
 Don't imagine that the articles quoted are all we have; they are not a commencement. We re- ceive new goods every week and are nearly always prepared to offer you a special bargain in any article usually kept in Depart ment Store.
 s. w. CORNER SQUARE, GREEN = FOREST.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

There is no juggling with prices at the N. Y. CASH STORE. Everything is marked in plain figures and it is ONE PRICE TO ALL.
 Our aim is deal fairly and give the public the best bargains of any store in Greer Forest. We have the advantage of buying for cash and selling for cash and we pay no. rent. Besides we buy our goods from the great est bargain house in America and are satisfied with a living profit. These are the reasons why we are enabled to quote you the following unheard-of prices:
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

No. 5.INo. LING. 3.:No. '. Stations .Passg' Mix'd Passg| Mix'd
 AR PMAR AMiAR PM:AR PM
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
TR4DE " CHLC4GO.

Chicago. Jan. (SpecaD.-Wheat to-day reached
the best figure since the seasons advance started,
May getting 10 S45sc and closing S4Iec The mar
ket at its best showed Iasc Saturday, and it
closed IIsc TO nc over Cables started the ad-
vance; Liverpool and London up about Id; Paris
up equal to Ll2c a bushcl The Southwest con-
tributed the days gain St Louis advanced
further than this market: so did Kansas City
There were messages here from Kansas City ask
Ing for offers OF spring wheat. There were mild
temperatures throughout the West. but no moist
ure May opened from S3i2c 10 sac, sold between
SS2c and S4ssc. and closed S4i2c; July closed at
&s.c. Worlds shipments were moderate, about
10000 bushels. Liverpool stocks showed a small
decrease, the English visible decreased 10000
bushels. The American visible increased 2sl.o00
bushels The passage statement increased
7oio0 bushels. The primary total was not much
different from last years-952,0)0 bushels; the
Northwestern lots looked large. S36, against 573
a year ago, The outside news. apart from the
cables and Southwestern weather was OF little
influence There was huge general buying. II
outweighed everything.
Corn closed &c TO lzc over Saturday. May opened
at e7a4c sold between CSC and 67asc. and closed
61Tsc; the July closed 674c and the September at
66asc. Receipts small, IA cars, with I75 for
Tuesday Liverpool sd 10 lixd higher; Argen-
tine cables reported ne weather hot and dry
Worlds shipments were 100000 bushels. The
Danuban. . 100000 bushels; the visible increas ed
4J000 bushels; the Chicago stock decreased II6UJ0
bushels; there was a decrease on passage Of
7-6,000 bushels. ST. Louis took a round lot OF
here Saturday. The speculative buying scat
tered. The selling was led by Patten. through Har-
ris and others He was the buyer last week
Oats firm. closing &c i4c Saturday.
The May 46Tsc ard July +ol4c. Western offerings
were light; local receipts small iJI cars with 2o5
for tomorrow. There We're evidences Of Patten
support. There continued selling Of July by
the provision interest which sold literally last
week. The visible decreased 264 005 bushels the
local stock $1,000 bushels decreased 5000 bushels
Samples strong.
Flaxseed was lc to Sc higher the cash 81 SO 70
81 &C. and the May 81 69. At the three points there
were l4f cars Of seed, against y last year.
Provisions were steady, the May prices the same
Saturday. January a shade lower The grain
strength had its influence There was no pressure
from packers. there some outside demand for
pork Hogs last week averaged only 2n1 pounds,
against 2Z7 pounds last year. There 5000 hogs
here to-day. There 5000 hogs West. against
5000 year ago. Exports OF product last week
were very small lard only half much last
year.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

- Hannah NJ. Decker. Plaintiff. against Daniel Ravens
others Defendalts--Iu pursuance Of a OF
duly made and entered the
action and bearing date the 18th day Of Deem
Der 1901 T. the undersigned. the Referee said judg
named viii sell al public auction ar the New York
Real Estate Salesroorns. No III Broadway
ough OF City Of New York. rhe I'D 0f
January 1902 - o'clock that day. by WIIan
Ryan. AucJoneer. premises directed judg
nent be therein described foilOWs-
lot Of land in County YORK designated
by the lot number nine. Block 5II a map entitled
of subdivision Of the Of Mary
tiffany Twenty third Ward. York
ing Fox and fled
the Register City County - Y0rk March
Map number 9lS, which said lot according
Is described follows: Beginning a
side OF Intervale distant
and fifty feet and eight huudredths OF
NOrtherv the intersection of NoTgherly
Westchester Avenue and the Istery side OF Intervale
and running then Eastery angles
Interale hundred thence Northerly par
Inervale Avenue. feet:
erly right angles InteraIe
the Easterly side Of lnJervale
SoUtherly along the EAstsrly side Avenue
twenty-five point beginning said premises
being part OF thar property party o.
by deed dated February
once of the Register Of the CITY and
York Liber OF Couveyances. page Jog.
OF February, 1881 three o'clock and forty
NJ.
Dated New York December eG 1901
MOSES COWEcN Referee-
r R THOMAS. Plaintiffs Attorney. Court Street
Brooklyn y Y.
The following a diagram property be Sold
Its street number Is $50 lntervale Avenue
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
foreclosure Sdlsa

property All that lot. piece
situate IN the Twentieth Warn Of city o
the southeriy Thirty-eghth street between
the Eighth and Ninth desaz-
mated upon map OF the property Z Ellen Eliza Ward
made by Samuel 2 Holmes. CITY June
on re IN the ONCE II the Register Of the City County
OF New York. BY lot number hree hundred and thirty
nine t35Sl Commencing the souherly side
eighth street adjoining lot number three hundred
thirtyelght on SAID and distant four hundred
eastery from the souheastery corner of the Ninth
nue. and Thlrtyeighth
along Thirtyeignrh street.
three hundred ard forty said map sou1herly
along said lot three hundred and forty parallel with
the Ninth avenue ninstycight feet and
the centre line OF the block
Thirtyeighth streets, thence
line twenty-five feet n said ~ hundred
rhtrtysiEht- thence said Ior
hundred and thirrye=ht parallel the Ninth
nue. nfnety-etght feet and n9ne
side OF Thirty street the place % beginning
ing the same premises conveyed Naver
John = Oeher and wife by deed dased April 1870 ant
recorded in Registers Office aforesaid in Llber iI45 of
COnveyances. at page 22f. MAY 1870
The following is diagram property souEh- 70 ~
parurioned sold. its stree- being SOS West
Thirty-eighth street,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
financial Geetlnqs.

Fort Wayne a Jackson Railroad Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock holden
Of The Fort Wayne and jackson Railroad Company.
for the election Of Directors and the
other business be brought before
be held the 18th day OF January ONCE OF
th. Company. jackson Michigan,
The books will closed from January 18th
until January 27th. both inclusive
EDWIN S. MARSTON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
Notice to Holders OF 40 Convertible
Certificates.

January . 1902.
Convertible Certificates the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY. dated November 10 1901. and is
sued under and pursuant the resolutions Board
OF Directors Of this company adopted l3 1901
that the Railway Company has elected require and
hereby does require the holder every
&c convert the same into Common
Ficihc Railway Company the 500
for each 500 Of the unpaid principal certificate
and upon presentation and surrender
at the office Of this Company, Street City
OF New York, the holder viii be
Tor Common Stock OF the Railway Company
aforesaid No interest will payable upon
in respect CT from and after the first
day Of January 1902.
By Order of the Directors,
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
BY DANIEL -. LAMONT,
Vice President.
Attest: GEO. IL EARL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

James RothschiId plaintiff against Laura e Lock-
toeciosure ana sale duly made and entered In
Decenber 1901 / the Gndersigned the Referee in
Sar % Veg meg % named WI sell at 2l0I a9Gton s[ me %
The Borough Of Manhattan New York City on the Tth
Peter Meyer Co, auctioneers the premises directed
follows All that Sertain Iot piece or parcel OF land.
WIN the 6uiidngs and mprov 5heTson erected
City OF New York nd particularly bounded and
the northeriy SIDE Of Tweuysevenh street distant three
Of the Ninth Avenue with the said northeriy side OF
Twenvsevenrh street thence rInn,1 1orthariIv snd
paralle- with the westerly q Ninth Avenue
paTsHsl with the sad nortssry siie o. TEsaty-
southwardiy parallel me westerly side Ot
said norhe1y SIDE of Twsa2 ses, ana tencs
% along me sad norsherly sas o u. -
Sn2 pace % 0s & 0gnPnf nj % & Ihg aSoys ave T se5 ana
twentyninel Twenty-seventh Street Also all that
Purtenances situate lying and being in he Twelfth
ing 70 WiIiam Tory between ne Tnth and Teath Ave
November Twefth. eighteen hundred and forty. and
Deeds or the city Of New Work by the number Thirteen
side Of % THsGy as seventh street thTe hud1e and tSiTt
Snth Nvenn and TW~nIy seventh Street thence run
ming northery and parallel with Ninth Avenue eishJ
westerly parallel with eighteen
nine nches IS fet iches thense along the northeri
inches is feet inches the place Of beginning And
all the title and interest OF the party Of the
first part Aileyway. ten wide the OF
said lots. SUBJECT be used CarJway in Common
BY the of lots. who entitled the
Of the Alley leading from Twenty seventh street 70
OF Also The right or through a
certain alley ntne feet wide the same Is now laid
down extending Twenty-saVeuth street to the
the block between the said Twenty-sevenJa
street and Twenry-eghth street and running thence
part o lots hereby conveyed and
those adjoining feet wide Iong the
party Of the second his heirs and ad
tntstrator shall bear and ratanle proportion with
OF the other lots who entitled
said Alley Of the OF paving cleaning ana
the and which
be levied imposed grow due OF payable OUT
OF, for BY the SAID Alley.
Dated New York. December I6gh. 1901
CHARLES z. F. McCANN. Referee.
ALBERT ERDMAN Attorney for plaintiff. = Broad
Street Borough of Manhattan. New YORK City
The follow diagram of the property sold
The numbers so 40 West 27Jh street;
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
foreclosure SGles.


STATE OF NEW YORk-Supreme Court,
- County OF New York-Anna Drummer. plaintiff.
Sophie Marie Deimling, Theresa SOneer Louisa
G1e;tler Joseph Junghans Elizabeth Brill hinno Ieute
Eliza Eise foregoing being children ot Joseph
Junghans Tle Oeher and john Oehler tthe
being children OF John Oehler deceasetQ
phie Oehler wife Oeher: Margarita Junghans.
widow OF Junghans. deceased; Gustav Maier and
Maer. Aaier. chiidren OF Mag
deceased John Frederick Richter tenant
OF the premises described the complaint Julus Box
holt Of the premises described in the com
paint Frank Walk OF the premises described In
the complaint. Anna NJ Junghans as Administrative
Xavier Junghans, Defendants To the
above named defendants: hereby summoned TO
answer the complaint this action and TO copy
of your answer plaintiffs within twenty
OF this summons, exclusive
Of OF failure appear
answer Judgment taken against you by default
Tor the relief demanded the complaint Trial TO be held
in the County OF New York
Dared this 25th day Of January 1901
NASH ROCKWOOD. Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and Post
once address 3TS Broadway Saratoga Springs, n Y
theresa Sehesr. Louisa Goetter, Joseph Iuu.aaus
Elizabeth Brill. KinhO Teufel. Eliza Eisele Gustav
Naier Freda Maier. Eva Maer. Oehler TfIiv
Oehler Anna Maier. foregoing sur1-
mons is served upon by publication pursuant 10 an
supreme Of the State Of York dated the 27rb
day OF November. 1901 and fled on that day with a
copy complaint In the Clerks OF the Counr
O York. the City and OF New York said
original complaint having been filed the 3Is day
o January, 1891 -
The object is to make partition accord
ing the respestive rights parties N il appea
that partition cannot be without prejudice
the owners then for the sale the following described
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
PARCLAY. WILLIAM On pursuance ot
Asslquee s \ otiee.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE of NEW
L YORK 70 all persons interested the Estate OF
Richard W Van HUhenhCH. assigned 20 Edwin Atkinson
EayIes for II creditors Send Greeting You
nd Of cited and required personally
20 h. and appear a Special Term. Part L of the
Drerne be held and for the County Of New
York Al County Court House in the Borough OF
Mnnhnttar City OF York, q the 17th day of Jan
nary 1892 a 1890 o'clock A NJ. then and there 70
show why hua settlement Of the accounts Of
Edwin Bayies such assignee should NOT be
had and! /! be shown, then attend the hna
settlement Of the assgnees accounts. In testimony
caused the seal Of the said Su-
prem to hercunto affixed
John Proctor Clarke. Justice OF said
Court this Ind day Of December. 1901
ISeaiI WILLIAM SOHMER. Clerk.
GANTz. MEIER & MKENNELI. Attorneys FOR As
signee 50 Broadway. Manhattan. New York. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

1876 1876
2Tth St

The approximate amount 1 the lien charge to sat
isfy which above described property be sold "a
OS6 interest thereon from the ith Gay Of De-
cernher with allowances
together the
he approximate OF the taxes. assessments.
rates liens BE- allowed pur
chaser out purchase money paid Referee.
and interest. The will Be sold
subject OF $4,000 ~ West 27th Street
with interest from November 1sJ 1900 the q
go anlum-
Dated New York. December 18TH 1891.
CHARLES e 2. McCANN. Referees.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

17lsJ Street
The approximate Of the lien satisfy
Which the above described is sold IS Fourteen
thousand six hundred and sixtyole and li00 Sl+66llD
dollars with interest from the 11th day 0f December.
1901. together with allowances
Three hundred and h1tyseven 5Ol00 tSJ dollars.
with interest from the 18th December 1901. TO-
gether with the Of sale The approximate
amount " taxes assessments other liens which %
De- aoWec 10 the purchaser Of the purchase
paid oy the Referee is S5Is Siiu0 and interest The
IreInses VIII be sold subject condition covenant
As 70 fences contained IN deed Office OF the
Register of the County OF Hber 30 Of
ances al 81 and buildings and fences
tae n deeds recorded the office of the Register Of the
New York Hher 163 at page
oSg. and liber II0 OF conyeyances. at page 438
DaIed. New York December 10Th. 1901
SIDNEY J.. COWEN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
financial.
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
Notice that Preferred Stock has been
Retired.

To the Holders of Certificates for Preferred
stock of the Northern Pacific Railway
Company.
Notice hereby Is given that in the exercise OF power
reserved by the Northern Pacific Railway Company and
specifically declared in every certificate issued and
outstanding prior to Nov 10 1901 company has
tired the preferred stock. retired in
whole the lst day or January and every
holder OF certificate preferred heretofore
surrendered IS notified that presentation
render Of his certificate the office Pacific
Railway Company. 40 Wall Street the City Of New
York ne will receive payment in Of The par
such certificate.
No holder OF any certificate FOR preferred
or hereafter will have stockhoder nor any
claim against the Company except payment for
certificates surrendered the rate above stated
Dated January . 1902.
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS,
GEORGE H. Earl. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Westchestsr Avenne

WesIchester AVonle-
OF the lien or satisfy
which above described property be x5o5
thereon from the Gath Of
together allowances amounting to 60 AZ.
together with the OF the
amount OF assessments rates or othe-
liens be allowed 10 the Of
money paid by the Referee SSa665 interest
Dated New York, December ~. 1901
MOSES COWES. RefsrsA
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
publlr Nuure.
DUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE.

An examination pupils in the Public Schools
residents Of the BOrOughs OF Manhattan and
and who may wish TO enter one of the High
Schools held the High School Buildings the
afte of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. January IA
and Is. 1902. beginning clock.
Applicants viii examined in arithmetic, geography
history United States, English grammar and
position spelling reading and writing. and they viii take
examination at the school which they desire 10 at
tend.
The Dewitt High School for Boys IT4
Hundred and Second street. the Wadlegh High
School Girls is No 80 East 18th and the
Peter Cooper School both Boys and Girls
10Th and Third avenue.
JOHN JASPER.
superintendent OF Schools.
ON he
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
COLORADC vl,RINGS STOCKS.

,osing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
r+sA toeA Exchange. by the Counselman & Day
CO.. CO.. wire from William p. Bonbright & Co. of
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
2 VnIIey RnIIyrny Compnny.

The Hooking valley Railway Company.
Columbus Ohio. November a, 1901.
THE Company has this day declared. from its
surplus net earnings applicable for such purpose.
dividend o. and one-half cent
IT'S common stock payable January 18th 1902 at the
Afessrs J. p. Morgan Company % Wall Street
New York 20 stockholders Of record at the
close of business December 27th. 1901.
The stock transfer books will close at the
on Of p Morgan & Company three o'cock 7. NJ
Decem 27th. 1901 and Will at ten
o'clock A M on Monday. January 10th, 1902.
VIM N COTT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Dipioenn Noures.
THE BROOKLYN BANK.
54TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND.

THE BROOKLYN BANK
S4TH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
City
Borough OF Brooklyn. 2trl
'l'hE Board of Directors has this day declared
dividend Of THREE AND ONE-EfALF 1sI4l PER
CENT, payable and after January 3D. 1902 Transfer
DOCKS viii remain closed until that date.
THOS. N. HAL.SEY. Cashier
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
: NEW JERSEY. Is3 LIBERTY STR EET, New York
CITY January Sth, 19O2-A dividend OF
mas this day been declared, payable February next
10 stockholders OF
Instant. Checks will be mailed
The Transfer Book Will noon SATURDAY.
18th instant until morning OF Monday 2h instant
9. 0. WATERMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

=. +. Cor. 9Th Ave and 10th -.
INTEREST AT THE RATE of THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM will be credited de-
positors the SIX MONTHS ard THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC. all from five dollars TO
entitled thereto the
payable JAN. DO 1902.
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES. President.
JAMES QUINLAN, Treasurer.
3 OGDEN CHIS0IsM. Secretary.
Deposits made before JAN. TO- 1907 will draw
interest from JAN. l, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
as BOWERY. COR. CANAL ST
SID SEMI-ANNJAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees have ordered interest
THREE AND ONE-HAI.F t3ie) PER CENT. per
be- depositurs and after January 2Oth
OF - up $1,000 which have remained
deposit the three months ending Decent +
II, 1901, accordance with the bylaws and OF
Money deposited before January 10th
will interest from january LIST.
HENRY HASLER. President.
CHARLES W HELD Secretary.
HENRY SAYLER. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Clploeu0 Notlees.

The Hooking valley RAILWAY Company.
Columbus, Ohio. November II, 1901.
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of Two per
cent. surplus earnings mas this day been
preferred Company. payable
stockholders 0f
of 9th.
The preferred stock transfer viii close the
office Of J. P Morgan Company, p Wall street. New
YORK, three 2. NJ Friday December 27h. 1901
reopen o'clock \. NJ. Monday January
goth, 1902. WM y. COTT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
Reported by De Haven & Townsend, No 40 wan-st

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