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The Green Forest tribune., 1904-01-02
J ud9e Tillman's Instruction.

Judge Tillman's s instructions to the grand jury at the opening of the recent term of circuit court at Fayetteville were right senti- mentally expressed. The fol- lowing extracts from his charge, as printed in the Sentinel, are we'll worth reproducing:
 Occasionally you will hear some bilious individual proclaim ing the cheerless doctrine that the world is growing worse. That is not true. There is hardly large city in the country that is not be- ing purged of it's vice and corrup- tion. They are making rapid ad- vances in civic decency. The country is keeping pace with the times. in this improvement. A dozen years back the criminal dockets in this court were twice as large as they are now, with the population a third smaller. I have seen az many as five mur- der cases pending for trial at one term. It is much better now. Homicide and the graver felonies are rare. I have seen the time in Fayetteville within the last few years when the "blind tiger'' was as common as the town COW, and as easily milked. Now, there is not a whiskey joint in the county and there never will be again if my efforts can prevent it. This improvement that speak of, here and elsewhere, is the result of 8 rigid enforcement of the criminal laws. While the hope of present and future reward causes men to become better citizens, still a wholesome fear of being punished if they commit crime, have saved thousands from wearing stripes in the penitentiary. &
 "While men have the right to sell ''native wine'' made from grapes or berries grown by them selves and properly labeled; see to it that they are indicted unless they keep within the law. fthey sell it to minors or sell it on Sun day indict them. Complaint has reached me that some persons are engaged in selling this wine to boys without the written consent of the parents or guardian author izing such sale. feel great in terest in the boys of the country. Every man lives again in his children, and he should not only want to see temptations removed from his own children but from other peoples as we'll. call the grand jury's attention especially to the different statues made fol the protection of minors. .'
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-01-02
Bedding, President Arkansas
 Worlds Fair Commission, Hot

Belding, President Arkansas Worlds Fair Commission, Hot Springs.
 "How can Arkansas be Ben- efitted by the Worlds Fair, ' Judge H. T. Bradford, Commis- sioner of Agriculture, Little Rock.
 Importance of Proper Grading and Packing Commercial Fruits," A.V. Swaty Horticul- tural, Commissioner K. c. s. R.. R., Texarkana.
 ''The Importance of properly Handling and Preparing Fruit and Vegetables for Market, U. L.. Req, Van Buren.
 "Grapes best Varieties for Ar kansas and how to Grow Them," Prof. Joseph Bachman, Altus.
 "Grapes and Grape Culture, ," E. o. Arkebauer, Van Buren.
 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 2 80.
 Special Entertainment.
 THURSDAY, JANUARY IA 9 A. M.
 Invocation, Rev. Wm. Sher- man, Van Buren.
 Report of Committees.
 "The Business or Professional Man who Becomes a Horticultur- ist," Judge I. B. Lawton, Sec'y. Benton County Horticultural So- ciety, Bentonville.
 Horticulture as 8 Diversion and as Business" w. l.. Crow, Editor Progress, Berryville. !. "Pear Culture," A. w. St.. John, Editor Star, Mena.
 "Apple Culture," Hon. c. H. Williamson, Quincy, Ill.
 "The Leghorn the best Breed ofPoultry for the Horticulturist, :" H. c. Porter, Fayetteville.
 "Growing Chestnuts in Arkan- sas," Carl A. Stark, Silver Springs.
 "Expense of Marketing, The Gap between the Grower and Consumer" Geo. T. Tippin, Vice President Missouri Horticultural Society, Nichols, Mo.
 "Relation of R. R. to Horticul- ture," Address D. B. King, Div. Freight Agent Mo. Pac. R. R., Little Rock.
 THURSDAY 2 P. M.
 s'The Horizon of the Orchard" Dr. H. s. Hartzog, President Arkansas State University, Fay etteville.
 "Humas it's Importance and Maintenance in Southern Soils, , Prof. R. L. Bonnet, Chief Farm CTS Institutes of Texas, College Station, Texas. ,
 American Grown Apple Seed Produce best Stock for Grating, ; Prof. A. T. Erwin, Horticulturist Iowa Agricultural College, Ames, Iowa:
 Improvement of our Land or is it Better to Improve or to Move," J. D. Reinhardt, Alma.
 "Condition of Orchards in Southwest Missouri Frank Horsfall, Horticulturist Mo. Ex- pertinent Station, Mountain Grove, Mo.
 Parting Words. RAILROAD RATES.
 The railroads throughout the state have made a rate of one fare nlua fiftv centa for the rQund
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-01-02
4S ANNOUNCED.
Coming Meeting of the State
 Horticultural Society.

OOAAAA ~@O Q ~~AA VI SAAO Arkansas State Horticultural So- cietv has furnished THE TRIBUNE with copy of the program of the coming meeting of the society to be held at Van Buren, Jan. 12-14. Some very interesting subjects are to be disspssed by able men at this meetib bg and THE TRIBUNE hopes the representation from Green Forest and Carroll county will be largeI The program is as TUEs1 NY, JANUARY 12, 10A.M.
 Call to Order.
 Opening Prayer, pr. D. T. Stanly, Van Buren. Address of Welcome, for the city, Mayor w. P. Woolum. For Crawford county, Dr. w. l.. Gull let. On part of the business men, Hon. George Woods, Van Buren. Response, by President Jno. P. Logan.
 Appointment of committees. TUESDAY, 2, P. M. s'The Benefits of Farmers Insti- tutes,' Hon. John Hamilton, Farmers Institute Specialist U. s. Agricultural Department, Wash ington, D. c.
 "How to Grow an Orchard" Hon. P. A. Rogers, President q Ozark Apple Growers Associa- q tion, Grayette.
 # "Obseryations by the Way, or \ Few of cur many Mistakes in Planting and Caring for an Or 3 chard, and the Remedy" I. S Henthorn, Bentonville, Ark. "A Chapter of Mistakes" { Prof. D. Compton, Gentry, Ark. S3 "Some Cardinal Points in Fruit E Growiney" Prof. Ernest Walker, E Horticulturist Agricultural Ex- X Experiment. Station, Fayetteville. q "Frust Growing in Northwest \ Arkansas" w. J. Peirson, Pres- Aident Rogers Horticultural So- ciety, Rogers.
 s' Posi- bilities and Responsibil- te es," G. A. Atwood, Editor D Facticsl Fruit Grower, Spring
 bld, Mo.
 Advantages of Fruit Growing
 long the St. L. 6 N. A. R. R." z s. Foreman, Secretary Horti- fultural Society, Green Forest.
 TUESDAY NIGHT. ,# "Fruit Tree Diseases" Illus trated by sterioptican views, Geo. E. Hedgcock, U. s. Department {N Agric ulture. < ( EEDNEsDEY, JANUARY +, l9A. M. Invocation, Rev. l.. ,E. Finney, F an Buren.
 IF "The Agricultdral Zones of Arr \ Kansas. .IHo6. S. H. Nowlin, ! >F~slRock.
 tIt9uning of Fruit Trees, H- l IEs>ted, A. w. Poole, Ozark. lNh$a arisitic Fungi" Dr. R. R. )il Ed Hdie, Bacteriologist Agri- Gral Experiment Station, kAetteville.
 Observations of Five Years in Co& &mercial Peach Orchards in EArTansas," F. M. Farris, Clarks- Marketing Elberta Peaches, !" / Hon J. A. Taylor, President Ter Horticultural Society, Fs yfhewood, I. T. < l"Howto Grow and Prune a
 ,ach 0rchard," s. w. Steward,
 sn Efen.
 ka aGforing Chufas in Young
 eac6 Orchards" Dr.. H. l..
 Lrosss Tan Buren.
 "G6neral Remarks on Straw
 berry Culture," Geo. H. Smeltzer, RVan Bnren.
 \ ssStrawberry Culture," Jacob j Bauer, Judsonia. \ Raspberry Culture," o. w. Fla sterson, Sec'y Fruit Growers Association, Gentry.
 WEDNESDAY, 2 P.M Election of Officers.
 vHorticulture at the World's
 E.;E ;, Address Hon. F. w. Tay-
 1or- IChief Horticultural Depart
 menIt Worlds Fair, St. Louis.
 m Arkansas at the World
 al.oo~ IIoc 1on D
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09

Choice line of fresh fruits receive- bis morning at Haigler's. ,a the Cali orpia Market A'"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09

circumstances; month by month our shipments increased until our ex- ports for the year were the largest ever recorded with probably one ex- ception.
 For he eleven months ending with November the total of exports in 1903 was $1.s1O.12o.s2s, against s1.- 212,6e3,b30 in 1902. Our imports for the same period in 1903 amounted to s917 ,7s2.s31, against $S74.s5s,sss in 1902 and $500, ,4s0, ,6S9 in 1901. These figures ale a most eloquent comment on the magnificent achievements at tained by the Nation during so trying an ordeal.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09
Castle Rock Dining Room

MRS. J. J. MUIRHEAD. PROP. Short orders from 5 a m to I2. Board by day, week or month. Clean, home cookery. 84 Tombs,o one canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09
WE ARE STILL ALIVE.

WE ARE STILL ALIVE.
 Don't forget to drop in and see our nice line of millinery. also a fine line O: burrt leather novelties. elk's head sofa pillows, kodaks. memorandum. books, etc, perfumeries and toilet ar ticles, soap of the very finest quail " Manicure accessories. stamped liLep goods Also silks for am oroidering.
 ScOFlELD 6 WtTTlG,
 Near Gym Building.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09

-'or upt9date photographs go to oyle's Studio opposite Postoflce sishee, Ar.zola. s-5 3m
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09
United States in Commanding Place OCCUPIES LEADING POSITION IN EXPORTS WHICH FAR Ex- cEeDs THE IMPORTS
 FOR THE PAST
 YEAR.

The United States in the proceeding year has firmly maintained the com manding position which 1t occupies in the. commercial world in spite of the fact that a storm of unusual violence has swept over the financial center of the country, which has seldom. if ev- CT, put it's vitality to so severe test How great a factor this country is likely 10 become in the interchange of commodities throughout the world during 1904 is our purpose to ascer tain. The memorable events of the past bear, however, such close re Iation to the future that it is essential that we should tarry a moment at the Threshold of the new year in order to briefly review the past.
 First Is all, let us take on the one hand -he records of the New York Stock exchange and compar ethe quo tations cf its securities with those of the proceeding year at this season. They tell at once the tale of all that has happened. AS we glance furtive- ly over the list, we meet shrinkages everywhere, most of them of stu (pendous proportions. and We Hare not even approximate the loss entailed So great is the storms devastation.
 On the other hand, we take up the statistics representing the commerce ef our great commonwealth during 1903, and here We stand actually in vonderment at the colossal volume of trade carried on under such adverse
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders Of the Bisbee Con. Copper Co. will be postponed until Feb. 25. 1904
 1-S-5t.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09

Hotel Nobles, Tombstone. Under new management. Dining room add eG JIM HEBRON.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09

A delightful preparation for the face . Yanola Cream. Sold at Mrs. 2ich's skirdressing Parlors 9-6-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-09

Ladies. use Yanola Cream for the ,sce and hands, and sold only by Mrs tich. Main street. 96-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

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tben AuSmeiS publi5irt Ole
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

OoB Der oerboitete oDe9g" -Mann
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18
Mn nellcn 6dacn BON infetti0ien
arontbeitcn lpltroen anaemcloct:
N6lc6cn.

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as Sobren. Gr mar in Baltimore
geboren, giiengieBer bon 9rofeiiion
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-18

Mostenboll Der Is 0 III,
pognie 81 Sn Ger leBten Sit
5ltllg Der vGompoenie 8" I'M Soupt-
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