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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
BOWINd DOWN BEFORE
THE GOLDEN GALE

ens u Of II Paul ued
puhc application 20 mako tenn
the sidewalk hs property e The south
" est 81 Jaeksoa street
WILL. SHOULDN'T
president Northern
Narhu securities COMPANY
the Northwest should
EoveFnsenial re-
eother iuh IN he OF neces
rharsee abau, public places elns cut
that 10 a other
lin INNS collar and
corporate believes that there Is real
fashioned James
moulded plain John smith OF
Seattle ius railway tunnel for example
n rItE PAiPARIR INFERENCE TO AN DRAWN FROM
RErERREp
sentiment think Of A. YOU ana inc
whom James
Of his business eH'srpsss
another for the man with
onsf the papabis Inference % be drawn from ua
headline
fawntnE yeephanis
worship before the Eden oau ana sing
Ia Mammon and Moaeyeass
this nlaiestc world that he
become mortal enee
doth this Caesar feei that he
hts that his hoary
a Eoryf-
s tu % 81 Paul
do He toird
he hands hts credit that he did fs tolls with
O. aiscredit that he does.
itirs toll has been more
entitled whit Of glory
&c haaor Ne Jtm thu 20
paid hreunE Of the syeet
who employer ~ place the soas
accomplished
tt his fellow incident " the
asasssing u millions,
asaso yourself foT moment that he not s other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
BARRACKS MUST BE
DOUBLED IN SIZE
Maj. Gen. HeyW00d SAYS lMore
Room VIII Soon be Needed
at the Navy Yard

MAJoe-Gsasrai Charles Haywood.
eamnaa udant OF the e. 4 marines.
sreetn panied - his aid. Capt Harry
Leonard seat % fhs Puget SQUAD
HsNY yard this morning On the gov
sfaHsHt TUG f.awtucsss FOR the par-
pose % insr@rtins the nazFsaz bar
Faska lie arrived this mafntna 90
tho Spokane. un shlah h~ vent to
sitka 10 inspect H. barracks there.
In regard q the Puget sound navy
fayd he said
me barracks a. the yard vii
1uon have 10 be doabisd N aasr n
fhs Yard continues it. ErpSinE I'm.
fsurtsucas Tt.e present building way
he iniaFEed - an entirely aew build
ina may BE- constructed Al the fiFfa
tho pr~ssnt hsrrusks were construct.
- nsaiy a dossn Of isas marines wer-
required al the Yard Already -
MARINES are statiansd there
Ia disou.sins the usoFai conditions
~ fireuaertan he said
'Te~ Department. action last
winter Ia refusing to alios more
ships 90 be fspairnf ~ the yard as
iuasiKsted By the report Of the CON
niansfant IN y hich Re stated that
ssitafs Sere ruhls~d and given
knoc bout drops In ~. numerous
dives IN the toun
~Of enurH~ Vallejo j. Jealous Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

abin upnu mF fhraf. ana ny afaiidH
asaf mF eHna. had done NY beet
and / ruuiH no 300 mnfH ~ was The
.a8ud of horses hHufa which made
mf nt lHat raise uf heed hhd there
aHa tHr HfHF# muHstifHel governor
If DaffmnHf prison ANA ton PAGES iii
font 8f ur Win hlf mounted
aardefa behind hlm ....z
80. e0lanel, Hhia he. WIN hAllfA
smile I've have fpuna you once
when brave mHn has done hls
utmost. ana has Hiiri. hs SHOWS hiH
breeding rs the manner in hhieh ne
aaaspfa be defeat Haf ma ! teph
tha irtfrr which 3 had in mY poehft.
land HfruHIHF forward I handed tt
with such grace 40 manner ~ !
could summon - the governor
"a HHH been my Hiniafiuut, alft 70
datain one ~ Yaur letters said
80 looked al me ln amatement
and herhuurd 80 thn Wafdefa ~ 80
rest Az Then he broke The Heai nf
iha Etirr ! aaW curious expires
aian come over hiH face ha he read
arhls must be the letter which sif
I Charles Meredith lost said ne
IN Wna in the pocket 81 hiH faat
You have carried u Tor Two
since the night before last
And never looked az tue con
tentsfs
/ showed him ~ my manner that
/ be had committed an ihdiHefsiion ~
asking question which one geo
tiemau shauld not have put 70 an
other
80 my aurpfise. he burst Qua into
I a ruHf ~ Laughter
aCaionsi said be. wipinE the
tears from hia eyes. you have rsaiit
given both yourself aud us a CREST
deal Of unnecessary trouble Allow
me 10 read the letter which you car
/ riea with YOU W your flight"
And this yns what ! heard
ION receipt 81 this you nre ~
faafsd % release Colonel EtieuHr
Gerard - the Third ifnEsafs. who
has been exchanged against coionei
Mason. OF the Horse artillery. nov
in Nerduns
Ana Is he read H. he laughed
again. and the aarders laughed. and
the two men from the cottage
laushed. and then. 80 ! heard the
uuis sfaai msrfiment and thought "
al mY hupss ana fears, and ny
struggles aHa dangers. Nhat could
d~banHif soldier o. bat lean against
the perch once more aHd laugh A.
heartily ~ any % ihsmf And %
them al waa Il rot I Wa hnd she
best reason - laugh. since 81 trout
~ me ! could see my dear Frsnrs
and mY mother. and the emperor.
aud my hnUrman nhils behind LAP
the Eiapfns prison and the heavy
hand ~ the Eualish hinEF
fIha Fudl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
HoMESicKNESS IN THE PHILIPPINES

SostagA-that = the electors call
I ordinary II > kouesicknes.
r is a
stnnk In rhippns ianaa To all ordinary
saxnasa No The patient
Is sek hame heme Ge
naoften
omcess army. civilian. cid .iaisaxea and
yonnxsn these SUBJECT mAady
I is an
4. inas aea ises
Is climate Vt India
Archipelago There 10 nosaka or
seArcsy aAy n India
il h4sf
Well we'll
o. wn stand
or soae the wed In hattie his
sscnNy susceptible 70 pulls
90 NJ sspasiens s.,gss srcs ss. ~.
nisay * tau Ea9its aiuaut
ee=pale lie essen
viii travel bus he wtn return heus lie
seldom sxpatSt4a hu
self
Anartr In ths q a u
without Cosn,rys shows US how
ha n America
. 50 homestek fort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

trr, why. rs more than I can awal
ipr"
Pnnh. man. what are the liothe0
worth - Yuu know that l.pfa ltut.
lan alone has a.a0l pounds nH yau
when yuu jump tho ropes on Wee
nraday youth carry every penny o.
an.eea pounds into the RING 4 prrtb
thing ia turn up aith a swollen hnet
aud "a story about nfcnchmauf
4 newer thought he'd Ia kicked
said the Hustler
~ aupuass you expected he'd nHhi
liseuKhieus rules. and strict +. II
Why, yau sliiy. theg Don't knuN
what fighting h in Frames 4
"Ms fiendH. Haid i. aittlnH ~ on
ms bed. 1 do nat understand VIZ
much of what sou say, but ~Fsr
yOu speak like that q ~ foallshnf %
We know 80 Wueh about fiAhtiu4 FL
France that We have paid our lifif
visit % nrhtiy every capital Ia e.
rope. and very soon SO are eanlns
90 London iiut We fiaht like o.
diefa. ynn understand, aud not az
samina ln the gutter Nou aifAhs
mo on the head l Kick yeu on fhf
knee II ia ehila'H play fgut II Yet
viii gits ne = sword and take an
other oua. | viii NhON yoa hoN ~
fiEhl over The water
They both stared at ne Ia thsiI
solid. English way.
Well. I'm glad you're not deal
rnounHaHr." said the sidef one At
last There WASN'T flueh niEn 81
life IN YOU when The iiratlef and me
carried you down THAT head al
yours ain't thiek enough to stop Tia
crook II the bafaesi hitter la huF
tot
He's game cove. Too. and Il,
came FOR me like bantam. sHld
the other. siiIl ruhblss his knee. =
got my old leflsriHhi ~. ard hF
vent over - " he had been pois
axrd Il Naani my fault muuHRfrs
toid Yau you'd set pepper II yoa
went on.
well. It's eomethinF % cay All
your NE. that you've bean handled
b. TIE finest lightweight in Ens
land said the elder naas iaahinE
- ms with an expression Of con-
graduation upon his face aaa We
had him ~ HE beet. te-a On the giuk
q condition. Ena trained hy Jim
Hunter
y am used to hard Knocks. said
I. auhuttsuins HiY iuHi4 and shoa
mg my tan auFkrt neuasss. Then
barred mf Hnkia aisn. and showed
the place Ia ny eve whsre fhs Euef
itiA had sta hissd me.
lie ear taks his Eruei. said fhs
naslIsf
What siutan hsd have made
~ ths mlaasse slshia fsmafass
the traiuef With ais maufhs
coaching he'd astauish TIE fsnss
irs a pity he's Eot . g. hack Ia
prison
iid net usr that last remark a.
al ! huitcHs 81 ur my epat hns rgse
fInfn the bed
= must ask yea 70 ist me cou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

tnue my Journey said J
iThsrra uu help fat noun
Haer the traiurf aurH ttHd
hand thna ta send such e Nah
fHu back to such d place DIV w
meas IT, hus'nrsa ana fhfff
nauua reward They were mere 'iilH
morning booking for sou. and "a
nesf they'll be round uAaih
Ills words turned my h'Rft 70
lead 80.
ms'. cried. elh #sna tnh
| ID pauuda on tho dnY thai rFt foot
nD1a France aWraf n upon thH
kauaf ~ a French Hehtirnsn
ihAf I aniY got head shakes FOR
faniY. / pleaded, ] Argued, spohs
N the English hospitality ana iha
ifella0ahip 90 brave man, bat Ulftt
IS well have been addressing ths
1 fato CREST Asnadtu clubs "a hlph Hlufsl
balanced upah the near in ffani el
me There was ne sign ~ sympAihq
apou their bull faces
BUSINESS Is business. mauHserri
The aid trainer repeated. BESIDES
how am ! e. pat the buHtisf into ths
ring on wednesday II he's juHFsH
/ ~ the bsak for adm and nbntiiu
a prisoner ~ war I've set a. look
after the iuaiisn and ! iaks no
Thin, ,hen. was the end ~ ali my
IsfFuEelea and sffiFinFsI I vas 70 De
/ ed beck again. like a poor. siilf
/ Fhssn who has broken through The
hurdiaa They little knew ma sha
eauid fancy that ] should submit 20
such = fate I had heard enough %
teli me where the weak point ~
these two men vas. and ! showed.
a
Etlenne asrant ~ never - terrible
- when an hope seems a. have de-
aefied him Win a slHeie spraaE
aelfra one ~ che clubs hhH - ana
Il over the bead 81 the Hustler
et'ains what may I cried. Ypu
shall b. spoiled far wednesday
The fsiiew KFowied out an oath
and Nouid haEe spfunK 40 me. bat
ihe other flung bis arms srnund him
snd pinned hisH a. Tho rhaif
Not ~ sHaW g. hustler" he
screamed Nome ~ your Hufnet
y hiis am b. Got away oct u this
FfrnchY We only want % rss your
ssas. Hun away. run away o. hen
ral iaaas
n Aas Etod advice. I thought. ana
ran t. fhs door bat a. ! came out
is thf eHnu air mF heed ssaH
round ana 1 had Ia isaH against the
porch % save naFssif from fallinm
tnfia idnrink al that had been
through tbs anxiety - ms escape.
TIE long useless flight ~ tie storm
tie Gay spsnt amid vet ferns wfth
enlY bread for fnoH. fha seeenf tnar
reg ~ nishs. and nnw the injuries
sAich had rsasiesa IL attempting
q deprive the iltsis uann ~ his
Clothes was q wonderful that even
should reach the limits az my en-
Gafanes
Eieef there IN my heavy aaat
sHH HF T6Har battered shake. my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
THE LOVE OF A DOG

Of New YORK haaos
$1,000 bat
him lie
low would recognise him
beat for foey That
nj
and little doG sat h.
and when thsT
vteioasy When The police came
haa 10 Ne
hnath uaxo alt M Ny the police station
literally cried BE- allow
ed 20 ptlfuI the
permitted nSht H the cell With bis
naaste
with dignity he stood before he magistrate
~ to take the punishment
Go home said Judge isssea Of pasnes
aoarasa n friend
Patience and love
should eneody Al these traits ba
failed There must be oppression ." them -
the dog an ftsr-t
your being Who iev~ snd love
he VII ss adore XII si
and he o. hand
No is a dog for his friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

continued from Yesterday
When came 20 myself. I WIS
lying upon = ttuokis-bed. IA a bare.
half furnished room. Ny head was
ringing LIKE bell. and when 1 put
up my hand. there 0aa a lump ike
walnut over hnr 81 ny EYES. Ny
nose Was full Of a punggnt smell.
and | soon found that EtFip at
paper soaked In vinegar was Ia.
tened aeFoas my hrew, At the other
end OF the room. this terrible little
man was sitting with HE hise bare.
aud HIS elderly companion vas rub
hing Il with SONS nnimeut, The lat
tee seemed a. 30 iH the worst or
truffpfa. and he Kept ~ a continual
seeding. hish the 0thss iiateHed
90 With a gloomy faee
Never heard tell % such = thtnE
lu my life. no waa laying. ~
training Tor a month with all the
WeiEht ~ Il on nv shoulders. ana
then when I set YOU a. On a. raut
and within two days uf fighting the
iikelicst man On the ilzt. yau let
yourself into a b battle with a far,
rlaurr#
'.fhsrs. thsrr' stow your Eah'~
satd the other, suikily. You're =
Nctt good trainer, jim. bat rau'd BE-
better With lc-r iaN
should fhlak 4 was time g.
tss the elderly man answered
II this knee don't srf sell hsturu
next "Wednesday. theY n haye q that
ypu fought a cfusa. and a pretty tpb
Yuu q havs neat time yuu look f0f a
baekcf"
Fought rfassfst Erowied fhs
ethsf. I've Mns nineteen battles
and no man ever 80 much a. dafeA
e. aay tha Wafd 'era4s is m4 bear
In How the deuce aas 20 set cut
~ & rhna the caEs s#auts1 the ys9
clothes Off NJ hack
Tut. uian yau knew that the
t~ak and the guards weHs Wtthiu a
rniie " you. fua eould have set
them on % harn aM well th~n a. aaa
You'd have got your clothes hask
again AL right"
We'll strlks me-" said the nast.
Ter \ Arn's urtsft break my train
ln. but when 4 ears L. Eixln' up
my rlaIhes % FfsHehy Who
couldn't BIT q dlng Ia a Pct Q bat,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

educated II there II a lonely young
man In the city whose character
warrants confldanre he may v ftte 10
shs = u NJ. and his letter VIII b.
forwarded. Then they can arrange
details 70 suit themselves.
n the base hall percentage cob
umuA uera turned upside doUn the
two Seattle teams would vpou be a
Che top. AZ the prsssat rats.
A Tacoma composer Il writing a
Bsw 5siist entitled Undar The To-
tenn Tree.
Money l. pouring Into Kamsas for
relief Of flood sufferers. from All
parts of the country.
Official Russian reports on the
kiahineff OutraRea state that the
Jews started al the trouble.
New York will have a new SO. 600. =
900 Ice company. It's a rcorgsnlza-
ton Of the ice trust.
Miiiers convention ~ Detroit de-
mands that she freight rates for
flour and wheat be put on the same
ssssfis - tire faiifSfsia.
English scientist has new
theory shout the elements ana ener-
~ The star Dust man has one too.
but he doesn't believe IN blowing
about Il.
DO you know that IA years ago to-
day there was a hot time In the old
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

TIE iAFa~ni ships must be do hsA Al
NJ Puget sauna yard. Nhleh has fai
ME promising future
7 81 not believe hat fhe drnz ~
meet would object % four ~ five
Msst regulated satefsna az fffsfnsffau
sailnFs Wlli arink > hen fhey ATE on
aatS
flensfai HsyNard leaves Aonliay
morning faf ser FsfanrIarn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
csARaro VITA eUeolAey

Prank kessief arrested yesterday
b. Trniirs 1isfk Mcfsunhtd eHs Tits
y 30
- Ffaak saasi ~ a iedEsuE house
~ stH Main street A sfiH FUN 81
niathinE ssid - have bees stnien
fram ths fuuaa Nha found Nh6a ~
rs arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

Now. Roosevelt - ~ home ana
can tell his folks how u all hap
pened-
II the food az ~. Louis could
ssF,sy ssssn sssss . ist 81 political tor
raptlan there Il would be a blessing
-
80 7rer= = s#fa.7zs
pity tire sorrows OF a poor blind
man HlE Chief Sullivan.
See Hams and Die
A delegation 81 distinguished for
signers are studying this country.
They are spending q good deal OF
fi,eir time IN Cleveland. the home
gf Mark Hanna. showing that they
know pretty wen Who's who In
America"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

YoiW nArd ana naturally endea~crs
ie ssf a. much Frtairias az Ia pos
Ills aone az Wet Island, IDsrves,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

This IL the
headline "a local
newspaper Eivoa
20 ainAll tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

Louis Eiafi 1sweiss and apfieian
asayed o i51o e~cunf Axsrae ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

!. 90 10 splrnIas zoe sleys'. repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

lie Borrowed a key from a neigh =
Nor, and unlocking the door. found
a small rhiorDform smell In the
room" 50 saith n morning paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06


Wonder n the post office depart
rnant has any more skeletons In its
closet7
It r. a wonder nobody has tried
the water cure on the Kentucky
feudists.
A fourteen year-old boy ran away
from Butte and vas arrested and
brought back. lie deserves a better
fate.
II you 10 to the races be sure and
buy Il return ticket for nobody
knows what may happen.
A fool and his money would soon
IIsff 64f Tor the guardian trust COM
pany.
New York city Is having difficulty
IN finding civil engineers 10 fill posl-
lions that pay $4,000 n year We
wish We were nm egineer.
He Blanes Fate
Another victim" writes that he
Doesn't know why he got married.
4 suppose II WINS ordered by fate
that ! should" he says.
Found a Small Smell
lie bvroWed a key from neigh ,
nor, and unlocking the door. found
a small chioroform smell In the
room" 80 saith n morning paper.
A Worthy Cause
There IN n girl IN Seattle who has
lived here whole year and has
fhrned no desirable ncqusintancos
nsnuua the young men. HGr life ~
passed Ia such dfehry loneliness that
the star Dust man has decided 70
fiHd her somebody who will take nor
~ plncea this summer and make
things pleasant. She n "a years old,
RttFaclIve Ia nppenIanca aud well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
A word from Josh Wise

It's an m wind
TIT blows no prof
It's Z tn ice man
er IN coal man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

Another victim" writes that he
doesn't know why he got married.
4 suppose II WINS ordered by fate
that / should" no says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

EnfffHiY nsw HsAnsesm4nf T1IN EpfaDNs
ruEArER COMPANY. rFues
fgftsraasas teaaesl1is. stfseIlY metal eateF.
taa = fvHrsf kutieaasa Ffsiefnsa aaes
Fnstssssrstas MatataF Tars fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

II you 10 to the races be sure and
buy ii return ticket for nobody
knows what may happen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

New York city f. having difficulty
IN finding civil engineers 10 fiil POSI-
lions that pay $4,000 n year. We
wish we were mn egineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

A fool and his money would soon
JIaff out Tor the guardian trust COM
tsaHY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

The too
Homer ID
yaldes. q
Cook lnl4
owing toI
miles OF 4
news VA
steamer |
night. II
the new \
Nj. t. 4
periencedj
vnnia. WI
erai Other
OF PennsJ
cations ID
Is being 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

A fourteen -year-eid boy ran away
from Butte and was arrested and
brought back. He deserves a better
fate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

sieec there IN my heavy aaat
ny Fasar battered ahako. my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

Money r. pouring into Kansas fof
relief Of flood sufferers. from all
parts Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

Wonder n the post office depart
n1ent has any more skeletons In It's
,Ioaaf ?
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-05-09

The wife of Will Ayers, residing near Denver, died Tuesday, after a short but severe illness. Mrs. Ayers was a sister of Mrs. Florence Wisdom of Green Forest.
 A new time card went into effect Sun day, changing the running time of the tri-weekly freight, making it now due at Green Forest from the west at 9:45, a. m., and from the east at :50, D. m.
 Wheat, produce or marketable stock will be taken on account by the Green Forest Mercantile Go. They have bought heavily of spring and summer goods and must have a settlement of outstanding accounts. All accounts carried over from last year must be settled by May 25.
 THE TRIBUNE's job department will in few days be one of the very best equip ped in this part of the state. A new 8x12 Chandler & Price Gorden jobber, new series of type and lot of other mater ial were included in the purchase made while in St. Louis last week. Any ex- perienced printer will tell you that a Chandler & Price is as good machine as money can buy. We hope our mer- chants will appreciate our efforts to give them first-class printing to the ex- tent of a much more liberal patrOEape upon this line.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-05-09

Strawberries, sugar, cream and cake, all ten cents, at the Baptist ladies' fes- tival Saturday evening.
 Misses Rhodes 6 Edgemon have a new display of pattern hats -nicest in town. See them before you buy.
 There are thirty-three applicants for teachers license being examined here by County Examiner Cooper this week.
 Remember that the Green Forest Mercantile Go. will not sell on credit, but are selling cheaper than anyone else.
 If you want the best value for your money, buy your Millinery of Misses Rhodes & Edgemon. Opposite Hotel Pleasant
 Ed Puckett is living at home and boarding at the same place, having moved to his new residence during the past week.
 The Green Forest Mercantile Go. is headquarters for all kinds of dry goods, besides you get chance for that Springfield wagon.
 Trains carrying stock on the St.. L. 6 N. A. will now run as specials and will be sent out only when there are stock shipments to justify.
 Eld. A. B. Elsey and wife of Billings, Mo-, have been the guests of friends in Green Forest during the week. Rev. Elsey preached at the Baptist church on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
 J. B. w. Bennington and wife of Car rollton were in town Wednesday buying new outfit for housekeeping, having lost their home and contents by fire one day last week The building evidently caught from sut dropped upon the roof. The flame was discovered too late to re- move many of the contents. NIT. Ben nington estimates his loss at $1200. He had no insurance. He has fine farm left, however, and is rapidly put ting it out in fruit trees, so the future may soon find him unconscious of his nresert heavy less
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-05-09
GREATLY ALARMED
By a Persistent Cough, but Perma- nently Cured by ChamberIain's
 Cough Remedy

MT. H. P. Burbage, a student at law, in Greenville, s. G., had been troubled for four or five years with continuous cough which he says, greatly alarmed me, causing me to fear that was in the first stage of consumption"
 MT. Burbage, having seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised, concluded to try it. Now read what he says of it: "I soon felt remarkable change and after using two bottles of the twenty five cent size, was per- manently cured. Sold by Green Forest Drug Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-05-09

See J. B. Harden for strawberry crates. He will buy your berries or ship them for you.
 Today (Friday) is an excursion day to Eureka Springs, from Harrison and interior points, a special train running for that purpose.
 Don't throw away your money buy ing cheap tinware to rust out in a short time, but buy the Reeds antitrust ware of c. c. O'Neal & Go. Every piece is guaranteed against rust.