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The Green Forest tribune., 1904-06-04
IIlIa[kai lluot0iions.

The chicken raisers are still in the swim. I am going to have another rake-off for the people between the 20th and 25th of this month. 1 expect to load a car of poultry about that time. Watch out for exact date! Save your old hens and push your frying chickens; the latter must average one and one half pounds. If no unexpected changes take place in the market, I can pay s cents. l want to say that am constantly increasing my facilities for reaching the very best market in eyistance at the very small est cost. The people get the benefit of this. Your staying with me has enabled me to do this. Re- member, l am the high price maker. J. B. HARDEN.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-06-04

w. R. Phillips was engaged Tuesday in locating some city lots.
 w. E. Trower drove down to Yocam Tuesday to put in a new phone, the one there having gotten out of repair.
 A stra berry 5-inehes in circumfer- enee grown by J. H. Ramsey is the largeat one we have measured this sea- son.
 Wash Benton says he has finished up the finest farm residence in this ena of the county this week for J. H. Shackel- ford, three miles north of town.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-06-04
State of Ohio, City, of Toledo, ss
 IncaS COllntV 'N

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney 6; Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catafrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 65 day of December. A. D. 1888
 (SEAL.) A. ". GLEASON,
 Notary public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal ", and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. Address F. J. CHENEY. & Co.,, Toledo O.. Sold by all Druggists, Toe. Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-06-04
Local Mention.
,.., ,sss. dsx4,z1ssessas, ss es'n Aas zo31

A ss. ua sfsx xS[& 8ssS C aA 1a<%A -sAa <s |2pdd will buy your small beeyes' ..oot slaughter in garden seed at J, Harden's
 harden seeds of all kinds at c. c, Neal & Co.'S.
 Bee J. B. Harden for hay A car Id just received.
 3psb meat always on hands at Rudd's rket. Phone 27.
 Green Forest Roller Mill Co, wants to 1000 bushels of corn. Buell & Jenkins keep Champion ma- he repairs and binder twine. Il kinds of first-ciass black-smithing he bv s. Bryant, near depot. splendid stock Of carpets, floor oil tb mating and rugs at Porter's. Kinder twine and machine oil. best lity and lowest price at J. c. Tabor's. choice lot of bedroom suits, ward es. glass and all kinds of safes at l.r's.
 arden can supply all demands for wbery crates. See him about hand< your berries.
 cCollistar, the photographer, will your orders for eniarging and rantee satisfaction. MneSa WANTED. Will pay essss the highest prieq; E MIN Itchen cabinets, odd dressers, iron oak beds, in fact anything you want cellar to garret, except the woman, orter's.
 new 5-room dwelling nicely located, well Of soft water, can be bought now for $390. See Carroll County ract Co.
 u will ind 8 good market for your try, eggs, stock peas and veal calves all otter marketable produce at Harden's.
 bYer, timothy and all kinds of grass kaf7g corn, potatoes and bulk gar seed at Hardeu's Produce market. | buy til you figure with him. 2 dollar will buy just even 100 cents 2 of goods at Faahing e Birkes' 'y. The quality Of 5heir goods is sXhat they cannot De sold cheaper. en't lose g good deal on your land fae you cannot show up g clear title. t distracted by the Carroll Coun- bstract Go. The cost won't be $. Harris has moved to the A. ngan9 property recently vacated E. Graham. He will now devote me exclusively to the livery and Ter business.
 ufgaS0n has 2 ear load of flGl1r on the Foreman building on Main
 He has three excellent grades Pg in price from g 40 to g. 80. prices for wholesale lots,
 y such troubles as dyspepsia, in- non and general debility can be oy using pure food, such as can
 De found at Tanning & Birkes groceries are fresh, clean and fu.
 Ozark Normal catalogues, which cupied the close attention and a Peal of the time of TIE TRIBUNE - of 3 month past, will be ready for uaon the coming week. It con-
 4o pages besides the covers and nber issued is 5ooo.
 hayhurst is in receipt of a letter hls sister-in- Jaw, Mrs. Louise piood, who resides atLonp, I, T,. & that her husband, W. R. Young nad gotten mixed up in a killing m the Territory and was in jail matter.
 Llghtburn was up from his Yo- m Wednesday looking for horse elo su't him to take place of one zeped dead in the blow harness Hy' The animal simply fell dead
 minutes warning. It was a Fe' the Captian having a stand
 of Si3o for him.
 irower has just about closed
 lohs whereby he becomes the
 One O5age telephone line. It
 pose to make it a party line
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-06-04
Listen How This Reads.

We are now mailing staten, ent to every person who is indebted to us in any sum, all we want is a settlement. We must get everything off our books. On the 18th day of June we will file every unsettled account with the J. P. We do not wish to be harsh about this matter, but we mean to be emphatic. Save costs by calling oa US at once. This May g. 1904. CoxssY BROS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1904-06-04

Old papers for sale at THE TRIBUNE office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
LOST HAT CAUSES CRASH.
Many Injured in Trolley Collision
ON Palisades.

4 score of persons were injured in a rttlr-ent
collision between two trolley cars the Pali
sades Railroad az Fort Lee. y. J.. early yester-
day morning. The cars were crowded with eN-
spending the night in making merry at Buch-
heister's Hotel The injured are:
New-Yor<. hands and limbs CIT
BI.EMENs. ole Gutenberg. cuts and bruises
YORK. back hurt hurt arm ana
FURLoNG. NJ. No. 61o rweGteth $; west New
and bruises arms and limbs
Gof Sf3issd and and cut aboa, body,
Ho[ 4o.k' cut TaA on head and leg.
Mills. Robert. B'rsenline-ave right az" and back
NAU Ia, L on head no 80 twentieth s. west s"
SCHWARTZ Jacob. uo,orman. Wet Hosoaen eoHtu-
sions the BODY and head injuries
sElRER l.. sesenteenth and BsrseuL-e ave. West
New-Yorl head Injured.
The cars were occupied by the families and
friends of members of Hickory Engine Com
panv OF West New-York. who had been spend
ing their annual outing at Fort Lee. Three cars
had been engaged by the hremen FOR their
friends and at = cIocS the party started for
home. The cars were run only few feet apart'
Two blocks south of Main-st, Fort Lee, pas
seneer' on the second car lost his hat, which had
been carried awaJ by TIE wind The conductor
signalle,; the motor.nan TO stop and the car
was brought to a sudden standstiL The third
car was operated hy Jacob Schwartz. and before
he could bring his ear to atop II crashed INTO
the one ahead The impact carried away the
vestibules with which the cars were provided.
the third ear poughing its way half through the
second
There were about two hundred passengers in
the two cars, the greater part being women and
children They were piled up the floors. and
their screams aroused the neighborhood. Per-
sons living near by hurried to the e;d OF the IN
jured and physicians were quickly summoned.
DR. Joseph Hughes of Fort Lee. was the first
to arrive on the scene. and under his instruc-
tons those most seriously hurt were taken back
TO the hotel where he dressed their injuries.
In the mean time two ears with several doc
tors aboard were hurried from West Hoboken,
Schwartz the motorman o; the thirG car. and
who it is believed. is fatally injured was taken
on a special car 10 ST Mary's Hospital. Ho-
boken. The other injured We're taken to their
homes Many others were cut by broken glass
and some injured I'm their scramble 10 ge5
out of the cars after the collision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
+. LINDINGER. AUTHOR.
His Singular Work, "Manual of
the LiquOr Trade"

Any one looking at Fritz I4ndinger. the saloon
man would mentally decide at once that the world
was for his having been born into II. but
he would put Fritz down writer OF books.
Fritz has managed. while running two
places get together book which he has
named a Manual OF the Liquor Trade" 1t IS
bound IN blue. and contains about l60 pages OF
utcres. to tho liquor guild Fritz collaborated win
one j. flaming O'Reilir and the two have turred
out a produc, tina. will interest a considerable
number OF folk II the book takes Fritz IS
going TO get out another manual next year. He
thinks this is better than running for office and
probably it IS a good deal cheaper.
Mr.. lIudnEcr heads his chapters with quota
tions from DisraelI Bruye-e, Jonson and Alphonso
the Wise lie likewise borrows excerpts from
Shakespeare. Martial Juvenal and Byron. Hs
has q ciap.-- entitled Some Modern and Ancient
Thing Customs. Nance and Sayings Explained
and ir this the following.
"J.Int~t"-. Ar offensive term applied 20 retail
quor dealers IT, some bigoted sections OF the United
states
senate John Raines-Autho- OF the existir :
-Raincs Law Hotel'-A term applied 10 class
or hotels technically containing ten rooms and a
Kitchen. which came into cNtstcncS when the Raines
Liquor Tax Law became operative
Temperance reform commenced about the year
1900
''.rhe War Cry" a publication owned by the Sal
walton Army. and opposed 10 the liquor traffic,
but through the courtesy OF liquor dealers. sold
almost entirely in saloons
The speech delivered by Bishop Potter in 1892 on
prohibition IS givec In full Mr.. Lindinger appar-
entity agreeing with the Bishop In many OF his
Views the drink traffic The most ambitious
Uiec" OF verse IS dedicated "Gambrinus the
Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
BIONDI'S "SATURNALIA" SUIT.
Sculptor Wants 100000 Damages from
Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Copies OF the complaint OF Erncs,o Bioudi. the
Italian sculptor. in his SUR against the MetrOpol-
tan Museum of Ar; fc- 10000 damages because OF
its failure 10 eXhiGu his "SaturuaIia' group. win
be served to-dGy the trustees of the museum
now ir this city. The trustees named IN the com
plant arc Frederick ". Rhnclander j. Pierpont
Morgan Rutherfurd Stuyvesant, Harris G. Fahne-
stock. Louis p di Ccsnola William l.. Andrews
Joseph II. Choate. Charles Stewart Smith. Daniel
q. French. WhiteIaw Reid. Edward H. Adams,
John itieclow John l. Gadwalad"r. Ehhp Root,
De Forest. John :. Kennedy and George y. HeaTu.
The complaint charges that in 1901 contract
signed between Blond and tho museum where
by the ''Sa tuTnalia' To be exhibited in the
museum from December. 1902. to December. 1909 the
'Saturnalia being duly delivered To the trustees;
tnat notwithstanding this in December. 1892, in vi
olatioU OF the contract. resolution was passed
by the trustees directing the removal III" group
To the cellar Of the museum, whore It remains to
this dly out Of sight Biondrf requests for the
restoration Of TIC group being refused.
The complaint declares that the trustees gave as
Inc reason for their action a decision that the
''Saturnalia'' immoral. indecent and OBJ
scene that ITS public exhibition would degrade
The morals Of the community: that Biondi in de
signing and modelling the "SaturnaIa' actu-
ated by vicious. improper and sensual motives. -
ana that the work in itself bad art and nor
1T to be placed alongside other works of ART in The
museum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

White Star Line Meets 1t By an
ROuRcing Ne7c Rates.

Circulars were issued yesterday by the Cunsrd
Steamship Company announcing TO all its agents
cut IN eastbound saloon and second class rates
According 10 the circular the following minimum
viii go into effect at once TO applv until
further notice on the eastboUnd Boston and New
York service; Campania and Lucana 500 I'm
bria and Etruria and the Saxonia and Ivernia Of
the Boston service. so. The second cabin rate Of
the Campania and Lucania has been cut to $40
and on all the other steamers to $50 There Is. as
Yet, change in the westbound saloon or second
class rates
Previous 10 the cut Of yesterday the saloon pas
sage on the Campania and Lucania was 500. the
Cmbria and Etruria. So and the Saxonia and liver
MIA. $50. second class passage on the Campapia
and Lacania cost 81 90 and s. less other steam
The White Star Line Immediately met the cut so
Tar as second cabin rates are concerned by re-
duetion Of from s. 80 on each OF its ships es-
tabAshing second cabin schedule as follows:
Forty dollars on the Oceanic s35 on the Majestic
Ieuton.c, Baltic Celtic and Cedric and $50 on the
Arabic and all steamers Of ne Boston Aoet John
Lee, Ncw-foIk agent Of the White Star Line.
would not discuss the cut further than 70 say that
II was merely done 10 meet the cut announced BIZ
thc cunard Line
Tne news was 4 great surprise to steamship men
in this city. meaning; does an extension in the
war between the Cunor1 and the Continental and
-4oigs.: combinations. Hitherto the Cunard Com
pany has paid scant attention to the attacks nj
tilc otter interests which have been rctaating or
Inc cci1pany FOR its Invasion Of the Mediterranean
.@li- ti.at the oid EEG!ish company has been hard
s'.5sl py rs Adversary. and has been offered Il
h+nooii ts st"a3y pOhcy TO maintain its rates was
iaai.sats1 recently when the British Parliament
-, aii a4i night session. gaze SUBSIDY OF seyera
iniliion pounds TO the line.
London. Aug. E.-At the London office OF N,
Cunard Line to-day it was said that the Officials
h2c no knowledge OF the repbrt OF a reduction o
The first arc second cabin rates. We'll as tn
Storage. rates All passenger lists OF Cuuar,
steamers westward bound il added are fun ~
20 August % " '' -
Y Sas pointed out that the winter rates go int
.orcc IN the middle % October and therefore it :
not believed that Lord InverclyGe. chairman =,
We line, mas any Intention u fnllner reductinrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
FOR STUDY or BIRD LIFE.
H Society Incorporated Which jFW
Hare q Station at .Shd7Cnee, Penn.

sr,tcIee Of incorooration have jus- been drawn
looking the establishment on permanent foun
daton of the Worthington Society for tn, lnve5lS'-
ton of Bird Life. The founder. Charles G. WORTH
ington viii erect and cndow. his estate at
Shawnee Monroe County. Penn. the necessary
buildings and equipment
The Worthngton society will have for its pur-
pose the consideration of bird life as it is found
in nature and will also have many birds unde-
confinement for study and experiment
The following is summary of the chief topics
that will present immediate field for expert
mcntation which il is proposed by the hberahty or
the foundation 10 make continuous and exhaustive
in the hope of reaching conclusive results;
First-The study and consideration Of bird as
an individual. 1t is believed that by means Of
individuaI with a daily record. BRIEF elaborate.
exgencies may require much will be learned re-
as growth. habits. health, temper etc. VIII be
Second-The study ~ the occurrence. extent nat
and cause Of variations in different representa-
Third-Chanees in color and appearance correlat.
ing with age. sex and season; b., .
Fourth-Changes in colo and appearance que "a -
io food How rspid "baHES in appearance car be
effected by new environment or Il ne" set OF
conditions .,.-
Fiflh-Heredy What general charactcriis,,iiGs
transmitted? The consideration OF atavism. pre-
sixth Experiments in breeding Hyhridity and
the fertility Of hyhrids The possibility OF estab-
seventh-ENpermcnts in change of color due 10
Elehth-Adaptabnty The p!asuclty.of animals.
How great factor Is this IN DEMONSTRATING ne"
Tmth-rhe leisure Of animals, How is This ,, &C, &C
CURED Eeing ACQUIRED now Is thi5 .iIai,,uS"t , n,
Eleventh-The possibility Of breeding inseCtivor -u7
and other beneficial kinds 90 birds 70 restoclt q.
given region or To- increase native hlrGs. as ti"5
has been done iu the casa OF fish hy ih" Jnli'1
States Fish Commissio-.
\ temporary laboratory and an aviary are o., ne
equipped. and preliminary work Will bes" WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
FIGHT FOR O. IND ".
-IctiJc Buying Of Stock for Control
Suspected.

Papers in the suit in equity ~ the stockholders
committee To dissolve the voting trust of the New
York, Ontario and Western Railway COMPANY
were served yesterdag The complaint charges
conspiracy the part Of trustees and directors 70
control the corporation for their own benefit. and
that they and their associates conceived the plan
for obtaining through the guse OF a proposed re-
trcmcnt OF the preferred stock OF the railway
pany. iu the interest OF the common stockholders
the control aud operation of the defendant railway
company. either perpetuaIIy for such a period
they might see nj, foresecing that IL would be
years. IL ever before every certificate represent
Ing the preferred stock would be surrendered for
exchange. ana recognizing the fact that IL they
could obtain the right 10 vote. control the vote
such shares OF preferred stock that might he
surrendered for exchange they would be enabled in
al proba bilIty u the election year after
year. OF eight of the ,nirteen directors of the
defendan, railway company without their actual
real necessary ownership OF a single share OF
the stock. and in this manne- outline the policy
OF ana control the management OF the defendan Mt
railway company
The complaint alleges. information and
belief that the defendants. in whose names
the preferred shares are now registered. have
10 real title or interest therein 1t is fur
Their alleged that the trustees have made no
effort obtain the conversion OF all the outsta nd
ing preferred stock into the bonds of the com
Pany; but. on the contrary. have sought the last
ten years to prevent any further EXCHANGES so as
10 enable them To continue to vote the shares
1t Is further stated on information and belief
that the board of directors. by adopting the I'M
usual method of devotng the entire surplus earn
inss Of the company to the payment of the cost OF
extensions, additions and improvements to the line
Of property and investments in other companies.
did rot act in the interests of the stockholders.
bat solely In furtherance of the plan outlined.
The plaintiffs ask that the forty shares of pre-
ferred stock in the possession of various indi-
Vduals firms and institutions b" ordered surren-
Gered and declared no longer outstanding; that the
voting trust be declared fulfilled, terminated and
cxtinguishcd. and that the directors be instructed
TO declare a dividend on the commons stock out OF
the cOmpany'S net surplus earnings. the proper
amount OF such dividend to be determined by
means OF accounting
Ontario and Western the most active stock
on the list yesterday. more than Coco shares
changing ha uds in the first two hours of trading.
and the total sales being IN excess or 5000 shares.
The close a 335R. net gain for the day of 81.
points The stock also heavily traded in on
the London Stock Exchange. IL was reported that
the buying here was of competitive nature the
stock being accumulated in the interest of hot n
the present management and the stockholders
committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
PHENIX NATIONAL BANK CONTROL
Doubt As to Amount of Stock Purchased by
Bidding Syndicate Is Expressed.

whether or not the control OF the PheniX National
Bank has passed 20 the syndicate whose offer TO
purchase tie stock recently was approved by the
present MANAGEMENT and transmitted by them To
the stockholders seems still matter Of doubt. An
interest Identified with the purchasers said on
Tuesday that a satisfactory amount" or con
trolling interest" in the stock-thc expressions be-
Ing SYNONYMOUS he declaIvd-had been acquired.
and that notice was about TO be sent To the stock
holders. Withdrawing the Ofre- to buy their hold
ings. The circular received by the shareholders
YESTERDAY morning. however, afteC recitins the
terms offered for the stock. sayS:
large amour, OF stock hayinE accepted said
offer the same has been declared operative. ana
all stockholders accepting said prices VIII notify
tho stockholders' committee At once This
offer open 10 those stockholders who accept same
10y return mail
THAT looks very much 30 me $ II there had been
some bluffirg," said large stockhoide- Yesterday.
who has retained his holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
TO REDEEM c. n. AND D. AT 40.

committee representing holders Of more than
twenty thousand shares OF the per cent preferred
stock OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON
Railway Company and consisting of Lawrence
Maxwell jr.. Edward l.. Heinshemer and Josepb
S. Graydon announce that they have effected an
arrangement Tor the adjustment of the differences
that have arisen between the company and such
preferred stockholders over the recent isSuo NJ
securities OF the company acquire the control
Railroad Company ~ 9' p"'''e
Under the terms OF this arrangement all the :
per cent preferred stock of the Cincinnati Hanil-
ton ana si,d Dayton Railway Company win be taken
themselves Of the benefit OF this arrangemsnt are
requested 10 deposit their certificates with = i
GoodhaIt q Co. No. 1926 Walnut-st CINCINNATI an
ana AFTER August 80, and not later than Senten-
her - ald Will receive therefor $40 share leSs
deductlon or = a share to cover the exncnsSs AMI
serves OF me committee No stock will be taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Wednesday, Aug. IL, 'O4.


Steamer Oceanic OBJ. Cameron. Liverpool Aus5s'
ana Queens,ovu IL 20 ne White star Line Win -
stcames Arueniar ar Hovsrth. Liverpool August q
70 the White star Liuc with rise Arrived the Bar
steamer Monaghan ciir, srrat Glasgow august .
Austin Baldwin with 81 cabin AID q seerass pas
Sies1,s~ HekIa Dam HcrlpeI Copenhagen august
Chrtstana and Ehrstiaassnd - Fn1sa 49,, I've i,S
Arrived at the Bar J:1O a m.
ans s's s5; spie "a oSrehs 90 With "a Sss
945 passengers and dse Arrived At the sa'
assf9q5 ,iS Ses c 5,sgssn s3 '9 57 s
n' M emu arrived a. the Bsr at II m ION.
axe passengers and 'ese Arrived az me Ear e. ?
Ns{ tsSeF 10 and Havana H. 10 " d MansSn With
s,esmer 6ter Ho,vtie Fort Antor'o Fort Hsnisr
so1 and Kingston August II ard Touden Cni'e.
Fruit COMPANY with passenger and fyci' ATri'ei
steamer Alice tNor, Kaudsep. Tort AH,onts and Pr.
passsnSes en- trI I, 1vs, Iays TO re- SOUTH
ern Pacific COMPANY. with mGss Left NfiaraH'u's a.
S sseam me- Saline. Young Mobile August Bruins.
wick il 10 MALLORY Co. with passengers ard H'lSe
i sicSr Apache ,3pIe~ Iacoave !, az,
Charleston u. 70 William : ,1yls = Co with pA'se
steamer Kansas Cty. Lewis. savannah august H.
I Lee; oi Srzap'r1's' at 7:6i m
steamer srneeSs \nne Iapisy Ne%p9rI Nm wis
passengers mdse Lee, C'sarantiDe at 2-lI p ~ -.
with n1d-c Let Quarantine at 9-lS ~ .. .
steamer Ciodsbora. Swain. Philadelphia e y ,.s'-
tlv@ Co with mdss. Passed in Quarantine ~ -
:'te'ner RotsEdarl Clutch tanso. luis AP,ssst n
SANDY Hook 1O:0S -,
Hook. y i. Aux II. S:SO . M Nlnd WEE =
breeze. cloudy and haZv-
SAILED
Steamers Majestic tErl. Liverpool. Irtef Siat-
CbristansauG and Copenhagen Alhsn0 ttier Ian;
Via Newport News; Brooklyn city tBr Erlst, srs.
Hamilton Nevpo-: News SSuld tNcri TaSu t2N 80
Eiy tBrl. BaneS cuba: Cane Comma tor, ~ md
protcs New-,lrlears- N0rd America ,ltail. Nepl-s
Genoa; san Marcos Galveston CoryGon tBr s'''s-s