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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18
Vermont M arkets.
PRODUCE.
If You Don't Like Music

you can avoid it. II you hate COM
pany you can manage to be alone.
But what are you to do if, after tax
ing few mouthfuls of food, you ex.
perience such keen distress youlwish
you had gone empty and hungry e?
Why, use DR.. David Kennedy e. new
medicine, Cal-cura Solvent, andscure
the dyspepsia, Write to the Cal-oura
Company, >undout, N. Y, for de.
tails and free sample bottle.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18
CUT IN PETROLEUM RI TIES

Pittsburg, Feb. IA cut all
along the line has been made in pc.
troleum rates by the Standard Oil
Company, going into effect Saturday.
A reduction of cents barrel was
made. This is the first change in the
price of credit balances since Dec. 80,
when five-cent reduction was made.
The stock Of Pennsylvania and Lima
oil was reduced more than 600, 900
barrels in January.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18
DOWNEY n CANDID4TE. .

White River Junction. Feb. 10 -
j. M. Downey of Sharon, who was
prominent Senator in the Legislature
year ago last fall, is candidate
for election to the National Repub-
lican Convention.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18

Emile de Quanten, author of the ma.
ional hymn of Finland, is dead at the
age of 49,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18

DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Ma
lures, own remedy for coughs ard
colds.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-18

Furs. There is little doing, but
prices mold about the same Sa.ss
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
the THREE ANGELS.
. ma &C asssaFsaa RSlkhoss tIlus-
erneaaG aarnsaa FtFaaess.

. Raa &C aansaFsaa folklore tElass
erasas6 GsFasaa Ftraaees.
Mere h q DC VI HaBgaFiah foik lore
After tbs Lord had decided to expsi
Adam and Eve from paradise be- sent
0abElsi. the Hungarian angel TO carry
Sal his OrieT Now. frOn the eating %
che fFvIt Of the fOFbisiden Iree Adam
and Eve had becOEns quite sbreSd, aud
tbsy wsrs sadsaVOrins 10 set cut VI
tho ~ ~ best thsy cOUid, - they pre-
pared q blg feast. revived Gabrisl
With the utHlOst kihibsss and sOuyht
o. via his heart b. lot VI atssvtioh-
sss words Thsy snCvssded u srisVsd
0abEisl o. sxpel these Kind hOsls from
theif home HE tlIcTsfOTs returned %
the Lord with the rsIHest that sOsne
body slss be charged with this un.
DlsasaBt mission
Ther~utUn the Lord sent FlOFian. the
ROnnanlaR angel. because the LOrd
knew FloTiaa 10 BE- mOTs ObeiisBt and
Isss magnanim00s Adam aud Eve
we're Just dining when FiOTian. hat and
large cahs In hand. stepped In lie 81
luted ih q most huInbls msHnsr AID
then toid why be had tome. Have
sOu q IN wrltinsy' Inquired Adam -
Vsrsly. No" stamhsered the visitor
ahd. frightened. 10 returned ~ his
hsavenly abode.
TheR the Lord seht Michasl. the Ger
nan angel Adam ahd Eve az Once at
10 wOTk pTsparing even = richer meal
than had been served Gabriel. think
iag they might ihslucs Mh-hael TO he
IenIent - the ven best things were
served, ahd there was ho scaTcity VI
beer aud guod sausagev. Aichaei ate
until he could hardly even wbeeEs
Thea be srOss aud. drawing his sword.
sai6. Now yOu set Out u this" Al.
am and Eve tried all thsiT little tris;ks
% stay. Thsy appeuIsd 90 bis IssrcJ
and impl0red hiIs ~ consider hON
nicely thsy had treated him. hut ell In
yain. Michael reaalaed drm. merely
saytas. 1t must b." And hs drove
them out. Chicago News
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
VOLUSIA COUNTY ITEMS
PORT ORANGE.

sPseiai COrTesPondsBs~
Mr.. Lnfbury has had his RidgewOod
avenue lot cleared up and fenced.
MessTs. Hun and bradley are build.
ind boat house 90 the south side of
their dock.
Mr. Goodwin of Frankfort, lad. ar.
rived last "Wednesday. and IL OccupV-
Ing bis usual quarters at the HaTde
nan house. MT. Goodwin IL a regular
winter SisitOT.
AT. ADD Mrs Temple and the chill
drrn are here again They have -
Cured part Of Mr. Case'- house.
Mr. and Mrs EmmeTlck and daugh.
teT arrived iast week anu are az home
ia the cottage they bOught last ~inter.
Dr. and Mr.. Kestler and the do.
tors cousin and hi. site arrived last
week.
Howard CarrOw l. reported 10 have
90, married about ten days ago to a
Miss ROwrll of BTeVard county.
Eugene Rush brought his bride
home last seek from the West Coast
We wish the young couple much hap
Piness.
Mrs. and Miss Dubois arrived from
Neu York last week, and will occupy
the Carpenter house on the river
shore. which they purchased last sum
mer
The childTen's Christmas tree will
he Ia the Union church SATURDAY eve
ming.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
CRIMINAL CoUEF SENTENCES.
What Was DsRe Friday aud saturday,
Cleaiag the sessioa.

". W POWcll, Of the north end Of
the county, Wa sTraigned on the
charge of maIking an unmarked ant
nal tie vas prosecuted by SOlicitOE
Perkins and Attorney W. l. Palmer,
Of Orlando Attorneys Bert Fish Of
DeI.and and Frank w. Pope Of Jack
sOnyille defended. The Jury brought
In a verdict of not guilty making the
second consecutive verdict gained By
these tWO inyincibles.
4 nOlle vas entered in the case vi
Joseph ColyeT, charged Sith assault
amt battery.
The case against ID. McDOnsld.
charged With obtaining mOney uEdei
false PreIenses, VAS continued tU'
the tern.
L.rr Hampton vas found guilty Ga
illegally selling liquor, and Was Sen'
tenced to pay a dne OF ga and Gusts
OF serve 10 days on the county roads
George White, carrying concealed
weapons, was given a fne at tlOO Oi
siN months.
A nOlle was entered In the case OF
Charles COnway, carrying concealed
weapons.
Henry Saith was found guilty OF
the charge Of deseTtioR OF his safe
and children; sentence Sas Suspended
On payment Ut costs.
Charles Lane pleaded guilty to the
charge of yagTancy, and - a. hned tlo
OT one day On the county roads.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
ALI.BIs RECOVERs MOSEY.
A Trusted serVaHt Mad siolsa sud
seeFrtsd The BlIls.

l0e Lampkin, the Young servant Of
J D. Alldis Who vas arrested Thurs.
DAY night by Deputy sheriff Kurtz,
charged with breaking and entering
Mt Adds house and stealing go in
cash, pleaded guilty before the Grim.
lnal C0urt on saturday and vas SEN.
tenced to three years in the state
PrnitentiaTy
LamPkin. Who j. aluout ~ years of
age va a trusted servant. TuOming
In the h"u-e, eating there, and act.
Ing A. general servant tie had
been al Surk ter AT. Alldi, alnuI
three seek AMI was trusted im
plicity
While Mr.. Adds and family SeTc
dONn toA Thursday afternoon, Lamp
kin entered the house by tearing
away window screen and took four
ten and 0nr i've dollar biii- from tn
bON IN Nhich the money Was kept
OihrT money on the sidehoaTd IN
some small change AMI siPold piece
in the tin boN were untOuchrd.
l.amPkin maintained las tnnOCen'c
until Friday Hat the drpu'y -heT.
N had worked up very strong 'iT,um
siantial evidence against him.
On Friday L.smpkin said THAI be
had not toucsed the money, bat that
he had seen a strange nan coming
from the house. and had told him, IL
be had anything he had better leave
IL that the stranger had biried some
thing under q pot. LamPkin thought
hr could Gnd the money u he Was
taken cat there tie was taken Out,
and dug up the money.
MT Alldis say, this will ~ a lesson
Ca him, and that, hereafter, he WiIl
not keep cent of money In the housc
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
IN A PADDLE WHEEL.
q 9essifytsg Aavsssure Uash . ~
nssst - Dsaahy Psstl.

q 9eFsifytsa Aavssaare Wash . ~
sssss "a Dsssas PsSsi.
Mr.. Stanb0ps Hall. author % 'TWeR
o rsass &c SEA-" vas not much mere
than . boy whsn hs hsd the following
eaFioas and terrifying adventure. the
pacelisgsiOn q which haunted him ali
Ne hfsi Tbs ship On which hs was
mailing his nrst voyage Vas loading
eett0s IN Mobile bay, and the captain
ha4 ssat Ai3 la . small bat ~ set
ssms nswspap<rs frOn . bss side
uhesl steamer which lay near By.
In tEyinS % bring the boat up 60 the
slsansE. hs saya ! UPSET myssif and
vsnt down. I cOula RSs swim. and I
esFugglsd IN hopeless terror. Wheb !
cane % ths surface I found myself in
ths bracksts u the great wheel They
wsgs green with river mess aud clip
Dery 90 tce. but I managed % 81
asfFide of eas aud regain my breath
A I held %. painting from my plunge.
q thrill % herrsr nan through hse. Tia
Whssl had slswiy begun 10 rrvOlve. la
agony ! shsutee. bot In that great
whssl boa ny voies Was - nOihins.
slowly ths wheel tuFRed. carrying ms
seward. Wben { rsaehed the top 1
sA0ald b. ground 10 Ptr,e-. 81. II b
sAanes I sscapsd that fate, should -
assWnsd Whsa IVES again drawn uh
asr ths whsei into the fearful sactiOh
Agnia and again I shouted Finally.
a 4 Waa neSrtna the tap. q little trap
Ger spsasd and some Oss 1ooked into
ths boz. Z opsned my msuth % call
onss m0Ee. but my thrOas was paralys
81 goF q n0msut ! could not uttsr .
aoaa
Tns sFapdssr was jsst essslng wheR.
Win ens Mighty ebert. my voies came
kaeh and I screamsd. The nan o.
81 shs zap again. s.w Dss<T"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
LAKE HELEN.

Lake Helen, dee. - Al the an
naal city election held on saturday,
Erasius Hopkins vas chosen mayor:
J. q. Mace, D.. q. Bake and W. J.
Todd, cOuncilmen Tor two years: Adam
Noble, clerk and treasurer, and Ma.
than HOtgTts, marshal.
The D.. W. BORd Company have felt
for same time that they we're losing
some Of the legitimate fruits Of their
business by not haVin general store,
- hayihg associated themselves With
\. '. HOagh, the tuTPcntine man
whose interests are similar, and call.
Ing themselves the Lake Helen sup
ply Company, they are erecting q
tWO-stOEy trick blOck on the corner Of
Main street and l.akeVieW avenue.
They sill ovAl IN plain and fanny gro
ceries aud all family supplies. They
plan 10 H. ready fOT business on the
ljth Of January.
The followlng names are taken FROM
the register of the Harlan ih the
Pines a. late arrivals:
T. ID. Beekwith and wife, Utica, y.
", George h. HiRkley, lORia; 8. 4.
Hopkins, Nahgatuck, COan.; L. Flick
and wife, Canton, OHIO; Chas. NJ. Jer.
One, Atlanta; J. Dagger, KingstOa,
Jamaica; Mr. and Mrs Blake AeDOs.
ell, Elizabeth MeDOWell and Helen
McDOEell, Medina, ~ - n SilO, Jack
sOhVille; e. y. b. BrO~n, -. Joseph,
Mich. A. Dieksy, ChicaKO
The improvement Association y
joined with the Congregations duty Z
Baptist sunday sShOOls A. do not
an rhteTtaiament and r have "
at Hopkins Hall aSy life
ueCcmbcr -. o., 20
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
ORANGE CITY.
sp.-.lal CSIrsaPoadxnee.

/ @fN%sat NetteAtYa4SaNS
Orange City, December a. - MessTs
VIII wheldOa and Howard A. Ritter
vent over To DeLAnd Friday TO
witness RIP Van Winkle." hut no
shOW having appeared, coRtented
themselves with the much eRj0yed
muslcal.
Mrs. Felix MOtsiageF and daug hteT,
Miss Ethel, arrived in toun saturday
from AenPhis. Team They left here
tSO years ago 10 Join Mr.. AOtsingsT,
ShO had preceded ihem tO Tennessee
q few mOnihs The family had lived
here - years MTs MOtsihger oO1id
not stand the cold climate of Tenns..
see, hehce her TetdTn. She IL hSihR
IN her Own cottage. Which iuckily She
had nat sold.
Mrs. Grace Irby of Jacksonville
came Friday to spend the holidays
Nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs WHEEL
don. Mir. Irby sill Join her Frida,
aud Eemaln with her until Tuesday of
next week.
Mrs. Frank Taylor entertained the
Monday Afternoon Whist Club this
week.
Mrs.. Lncian :kepler and daug htrT.
Mis- kittls, of winnemisseit serr
In Orange City saturday, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Bullen, and calling on other
friends We uere all glad to see them.
Mr. AbEams, his uife and mother of
Pennsylvania. came Thursday eve.
ming, and stopped az the TRUSS tuo
days. and thea tOOk rooms AT ReS.
HAlliday's ami are keeping house for
the Water.
Several Of OuT yOslng people vent
over To DSI.and Saturday evening to
see Rip Van Wrinkle" They report
lots Of fun.
MAJOR kingman and Miss Abby Dian.
lap drove 10 DrLand Tuesday morning
Miss Emma smith Of TrTTe Hautc.
lnd-, arrived Tuesday evening. shr
has taken rooms AZ Mr.. Chisholm
and will do light housekeeping Sh,
has been here tuo uinteTs pre- vious "a
this and one al DrI.and. We are Elan
20 have her back again.
Mrs. Chisholm - quite 40; Mrs. Dr
Baerecke VI DeI.aRd l. her physician.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walden, Mrs.
Belle Dunlap and Mr.. Nellie Palmer
drove 90 DeI.and "Wednesday InOTninR
70 do shopping.
Tuesday night Vas the coolest Rlghi
nc have had this season. In some
places there Wss a thin ICE formed
"Wednesday morning, bat ue don't see
az anything vas Injured
Mrs. Barns of Connecticut hs-
rooms 18th Mrs. Hams Of g.. -. /,
the ~inte7.n!9e " 6S,~e' ''a'
nCa'e' ac6sbc
Mr.. Var. a..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
NEW SMYRNA.

Itsws fr,,sn ihs nScsEe.
Mr. and Mrs. W n. lrwia and chill.
dTen arrived here thi. week TO spend
the winter Nith MTs lTSin's father.
Capt. John r. Wilson.
NJ. L child arrived here from B,'s.
ton saturday, and Will spend the win
ter on his place vest Of the railroad.
q \. Paxton and ~. J. BELL showed
their public sPiri,ednrss this week BY
the large amount Of she'll placed on
he streets ad jOining their store build.
ing- on Canal street. Let others fol.
loo their example.
Contractor ireland brPan -
Tuesday ON Dr. BOachelle's III
south 81 Saith's bTick olr .
BE- a uirs addition 10 u'an
town lIinE- at
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23

Would quickly leave yOu, i''ar
DT Kings NeW Life PiLly up,
of sufferers have pro
lees merit for 81
aches. They
build up V.sIIday Dr.-"T' DISH
money i,,'cls iuto siN. then pare
W. nd stem end 49, ~ q" t"rm
DE Ills Then spread ,lrkinr 0
-ectiUns Hnd plfncd To- Dcl.lu,
Viih nuts - h"idiug hI- old '.ur
.,.,sgf h4FtNHHr
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-12-23
sHooN
paa8ss Whss -
saep ths Rress

paaass Whss -
saep ths Drsts
Tie disturbing elsnel
Slsphani o. ssladang " rkil
always ~ me NJ least tks
uncertainty - ~ wheths
cOuid stop the animal IL I
aud q charged NE. n u
srsge VI Once 10 three tin
bssed On Iny eKperisng
should place the slsDka1
rhin0 third after the n
IL fully 40 fOrmidsbls 4
fslo snd 10 lniseallea q
lhdis Each Of these S
egrODs Oa dlGsrsnt
grounds. Tue slsph
llksly 60 charge than
10 terrifying Sscaas
strength. whlch etc 4
ana the sHtresns a
= vital spOt. saDsg
lightly cOilsd. he u
kn0u - ne
ssns thaa stahs
CiiEEins mud IN
Jungle crashing
the entire forest &
elephant yOu
smashing his e
The seladans IN 49,
cause % the -
Shsn Sounds 5at ns0fu
bocauss " Ais trstssndeus vital
his usual though not iBVariabl,
u awsitiRg ths hunter % his
sRa charging suddrhly. swlftl
Vlci0usly. Il requires clOss 80
shOOtinG 60 bring dSNn 0ne VI
siE fOOt specimens ~ oriental a
1bs dagger q the tiger and
lion 10 IN their llgbtniaS actiVi
fsrOciOus strength. hut yOa b
shoulder In addition 10 the be-
q brOadssds. 90. n cOIRing on e
all surs ~ stOp IL N~lss -
reason the rhine .. .
cause its vulr - ~
- reach iSssss. asssv -
portion Asss go - sssf afssg
~ 0Anf. ~
Nuz,ru r7ZNky the
% near
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
Burial A SSOcidtiOn.

The Eureka Springs Times Echo thus reports the organiza- ton of new assocation in Car roll county: "An association that will be a great benefit to Carroll county and this city is the National Cooperative Burial Association being formed in this city by Melone 6 Drain, the undertakers. To become 8 member costs only twenty cents and you hold certificate en- titling you to S100 funeral benefit. There will be no more to pay to this association until the death of member, when all other members will be assessed 10 cents.
 Our citizens soon saw what a good thing this was, and in con- sequence the membership already exceeds the expectations of the originators. This is an old asso- citation in all large cities.''
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
Would be Cheap at $500.

160 acres, 5 miles from Green Forest and ? miles from Cisco siding; 65 acres cultivated; fair buildings; IS acres of neglected young orchard; 1000 apple trees in farm nursery; spring water; soil is strong flint-grayel. Own CT is not here to see after the place, consequently it is run down and can be bought right now for S70O.
 Carroll County Abstract Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
Southern Star.

Subordinate Lodge No. 106, at Eureka Springs, Ark, meets every first and third Thursday in every month at 8 p. I'll. All members in Carroll county, Ark, are requested and invited to at- tend the meeting on the first day of September, Thursday at D. m., important business will be transacted. It will also be a grand social affair and good time, free coffee, free cakes, etc, It is not required at all, but if you wish to contribute something good, it will be accepted. The good wives of members are in . vited to attend this meeting. Come; there will be no admission fees and no dues to pay. Re- member the date. Any white person, twenty one years of age otherwise qualified, can become q member.
 Address the General Organizer Southern Star, Eureka Sprin gs, Arkansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
Mother Lost Reason After
 LaGrippe. Daughter Had Ere. quent Spasms. Dr.. Miles Nervine Cured
 Them Both.

Dr. Miles. Nervine is a specific for nervous disorders. It removes the cause and effects a speedy and permanent cure.
 "I feel it is my duty to let you know that your medicines have cured my little girl of nine, of spa>ms She commenced having tl1em at the age of three. Our family doctor said she would oussrow shem but she did not We took her to another physician who said her trouble was epileptic fits in n,ili form. He did her no good either. She was so nervous she could hardly ak As l had already used Dr. Miles Nervinc and found it a good remedy for myself l commenced giving it to my child. 1 gave her Ill a l ten bottles of the Nervlne and one of the Blood she has not had an attack since we com menced the treatment. She is ro longer troubled with nervousness and we consider her permanently cured. ! enclcsc her pic ture. My mother in law lost her reason and was insane for three months from the effects of l.aGrippe. SIX bottles of Dr. Miles Ner- vine cured her. My sister has also taken it for sick headache with good results. We all thank you very much fer your good medi- cines and kind advice. I don't think there Is any other medicine half 50 good. 1 send my daughters photograph so that you may see what sweet little girl lives out in Arkansas" MRS. HANNAH BARRETT, Springdale, Ark. "
 All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Dr. Miles Remedi-s. Send fpf free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Or. Miles Medical G., Ellhass, Ind.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
THE COUN1Y SEAT D0INGS

Items Gathered by The Tribune's
 Eag1e-EYed Correspondent.
 Hugh Hanna and family are taking in the Fair this week.
 Wilson E. Baker started his canning factory near the depot Friday.
 Mrs. James Shibley is visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs. J. Ii. Holman, west of town.
 J. L. Russell and little daugh- ter Gladys of Green Forest were visitors here first of the week.
 Fred Smith and wife of Eureka Springs visited the home of W. C. Davis Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. c. A. George is yet con- fined to her room on the account of kick from horse two weeks ago.
 J. P. Fancher let the contract Monday for the erection of a dwelling on his lot near the roller mill.
 Mrs. Jack Gentry left Monday for Flagstaff, Ariz., where she will join her husband and make her future home.
 The material is being put on the ground for the erection of Dr. Chas. George's residence on South Main street.
 J. D. Hailey has let the con- tract for 5-room dwelling to be erected on the lot north of Mother Hubbard's residence.
 WE are getting close to the end of the county and state eam- paign. The general election oc- cures Monday, Sept. 5.
 Attorney w. F. Jackson of Fort Scott, Kansas, is visiting his parents and friends here after an absence ofalmost two years.
 A. s. Bobo, Carl Freeman, Will Perkins and Mrs. J. H. M, Hoy all took advantage of the cheap rate Saturday and are seeing the sights at St. Louis.
 Governor Davis delighted a 1 number of his democratic friends here Friday by denouncing President Roosevelt as hair 1 brained idiot and General Clay ton as a red handed murderer.
 A large crowd attended the | lnemoral services to the late Eld. Isaac Standlee at Pleasant Hill 1 church Sunday. The sermon was preached by Ed. J. H. ] SpuIlin, followed by Eld. w. R. Miller.
 M. R. Davis and family con- cluded a weeks visit here Tues day and returned to their home in 1 Missouri, but will come back here in about two months to make | Arkansas their permanent home.
 Charley Wilton and Miss Ocra Greenup were at Green Forest Sunday long enough to have Rev. Hatfield say the ceremony that made them husband and ] wife. They will make their home with the groom's mother, Mrs. c, 1 A. Wilton, on North Main street.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
Bargains in Residence PropsFH

One of the very incest n| in Green Forest; only two el from public square; hsns 7-room cottage; fine cellar nicely finished; fine trees; good barn and o'nsI buildings; fine we'll and eScs| garden. Tn order to ma quick sale the owner has aa. ized the price to be put at 2 If you want a good home lna1 Forest this is your opportun' get it.
 $500 will buy a large dV' house, good well, good oSIa sa one acre of land in tue hS' Green Forest. ~
 Carroll County Abstras.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
uckIenTs Arnica Salve.

Has world wide fame for mar vellous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Ulcers, let ter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Skin Eru ptions; infallible for Piles. Cure guaran- : teed. Only 25c at Poynor and Morrow's Drug store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land office at Harrison, Ark, July N,lz Notice is here by given tl1st the fglsT named settler has filed notice of his int.1 to make final proofin support of his elsipI that said proof will bemade before the Ral < Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Sept. viz:
 William M. Jones H E 2S9a4, for the El!l 33 and " 1-2 Nv Sec 34. Twp N, NRa1 He names the following witnesses to a his continuous residence upon and cultIsl of said land, viz. H. l.. Underwood, Polk Reed, Of Enon W. c. Morris, Pine Top, Mo-. M. T. GaTa| Denver, Ark.
 JOHN l. WoRTHINGroN, RegNd
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, Augs4 Notice is hereby given that the folol named settler has filed notice of his in.eI to make final proof in support of his can that said proof will be made before the RA and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Sep.l ~ viz: George c. Foddrell H E 2S9i2 for tlaV Sc, Sec and w 1-2 Ne 1-4 Sec 10, Twp aI 23w. He names the following witnesses to pg continuous residence upon and cultiysa said land, viz: Jas. McGehee, w. H. Collins, ArthufG1 and Frank Montgomery, all of Connor
 JOHN l. WORrHINGToN, Regi
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-27
Land Office at Harrison, Ark, Aug \

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, Aug. Notice is hereby given that the tols] named settler has filed notice Of his Els1 to make final proof in support of his chla| that said proof will be made before thss 1904, viz:
 John A. Patrick II E 23s32, for the Fl and Nv fl Nv fir Sec II Twp 21 Y REV He names the following witnesses his continuous residence upon and ca tion of said land viz: Frank Jones, C.,E. Stoddard. Anay Fl son, Luln Anderson, all of Enon Ars.
 John l. Worthington Res'