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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Capt. Joseph p. Willard Capt. Il Andrew
Pzztni Judge s. B a ttorney-G Ten Ten
eral wv a. Anderson Mr.. H. q a. Att kin!
son, Dr. William;H. Scott 81 Dr. w lillian n.
Drewry, OF Petersburg; DR.. 4 George Ben
johnson h Dr.. Lewis \ Bosher,, M r. ] ames
5B.8Pace, Mr. Ii James q. "a Patton, MIR. II.
La1ldon Cabell, Col Thomas III B. Nc
Adams, Mr.. tsf Sam 81 G. hen, S NJ rs illinm
Rankin, Col John P.sB Branch Mr.. Charles
j.. ~ Mason, NJ E. sannd N r.
Mr. Charles Matoney, N aInes Nc
H #sits Z Hafl ME
Mr lstona bell. Jud sc I,e e'fns
Col George Wayne nderson nd III ME- y.
Dan Rahily, or y etersburg 6. .ssst 9:y
nj Many telegrams of &sympat ha ye been 'l
received by The sons and .daugh ers OF
Mr.. Higgins from all over the country
Among Them are two from the highest
idlEuitaries8 Of the Catholic Y Church, both
OF whom were warm personal friends SO o.
u ~ = southampton, IN. Y., July 21st
Accept my cond olence. our "a t = :,
death is a great loss to Church 9 nd $citi-
zens Of Richmond. Sorry Il will pc slm-
possible for me to {attYd the funera
,isigned) JAMES fCARDINAL1sGIBBO
"a rrhe SfollowingFfc came from fW ashlngton:
M Washingt on d; C.sSJ uly 81 st wv
NADistressed s at the loss n Of your 8@ gear
father, my beloved riend. 4 m sa ling
for Europe herWise would Vic Ej atteh AZ 9
NY MONS. 81, j. & o. coNNEL1I,,53t !.
Rector Catholic University at NNasnlng-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
$3.50 I.L..--7'II77
DEATHS,

ION Els Died I, at her q home. Clayton
! Mines. Va, Sunday morning. Mrs.
ANNIE r, JONES, wife Of Mr., John ll
II Funeral at home 10 "A. Nj. TUESDAY,
24th instant Burial at HOLLYWOOD \
4 r. NJ, 81 II IL
ROBINS. Died, Sunday, J uly Send, ",
lBROADUs ROBINS, In the seventy
third year. of HIS RaEe. y. Z,
Funeral from residence Of Or. Charles
n r, Robins. No, 8 Vest Grace, Services 81
y from Second Baptist CHURCH 4 ~ lsso
n. q clock, TIL ESDAYi; July. at bTlsnds
OF the family tRY!ted 80 % present.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Louisa to Have Exhibit.

MD, Especial to The Times Dispatch-) ff
II ,oUIsA,s VA, July 23L-At q meeting
OF the Board OF Supervisors to-day It
was decided to have a county exhibit at
the Jamestown Exposition. $3.50 to be
appropriated by the county and $3.50 to
be raised by popular subscrption. Great
strides are being made in this county, an
the people arc glad Of the opportunity
to further advertise Its resources Me,
James r, Porter was appointed commits
sioner by the board to ARA ge the exhibit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
County Makes Appropriated

Especial ia The Times-D ispa tch.) s,e&
"a I4AWRENCEV1LLE,8 VA. July g.
preparation for the county'si exhibit ut
the jamestown Exposition, and appoint
cd Mr.. I, r.. Spatig commissioner to
work. up and superintend the exhibit
place, and his appointment means that
the exhibit will be a success,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Winchester Wins Laurels.

(special \ to The mes-Dlspatch.J 80
WINCHEsTER, VA. July q 3--The
80 ia,,rais.to Its enviable record this
a ate at Reservoir Pa TX by: defeats-
4 ING the baseball team OF Poolesville Al !.
M I,s score being to 8. Several spec tacuias
plays By Baker Judd and others .sa t,,r ,or
Arrnstronr and Wood ward composed
yY,nchester's battery. and n Beaver and NJ
Luhn flor Polesville 53 Efg. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Used Ak.

Is IA negro named Charles COPELAND, Alias:
aa.aeked !, AenSsesa u M ~
50 iueyerey that she was TENDED pysl
Jones and taken to The coloyea 81 w
land and took MIN 10 'the FiTst 10 sEa sion.
The neYrp haS Q bad rspl tot leR. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Miss Clark to Wed.
1snaciai \ M Tha Mines. DIapatch.l Z

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch.)
VA, July 23.-An-
.marrlage Of Miss Louisa Peyton Clark to
lieutenant Samuel p. Herren, OF the.
United states army, on July 18th. at the
residence 4 OF the BRIDES brother, John
Peyton Clark, formerly. Of Baltimore, put
at Northport, Long Island. The bride's
father was the lRte#Judge William t..
Clark OF Winchester. ana belongs to tho
old and distinguished Virginia family Of
that name. which 4 la I. extensively con-
1lected. ~ 49, 81 tfsai s,G Es,lsJ J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Negro Accidentally Shot.

(special to The Times Dispatch.)
WAKEFIELD, va, July 2s-Villiea
Pegram 8(colored) was ldentallyi. ], sh :,
=, VIII, a pistol, 5 DR.. j. II E. White was
a a.,n, none and decided that m operation,
was v, Ii 'nece ssary. The patient was removed
to the Memorial Hospital in R :, ! ths
where Dr. Horsley operated hnqang e ana
iach and lodged In the back. No hope y
entertained for his, recovery. IS IA ~ sS8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Interest Of Bond Issue.

80 Especial to- The Times -D1spatch'1.. n
A large crowd assembled at the court
house Z Tonight in the interest Of the
bond issue, and were addressed by 'g.,A'I
,Rnviey, s. Isl. Egglesto ton, Mayor Turnbull
and others. Sj l4 I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

1T is now tho turn Of the ancient CHURCH sof 4
Saint Nicholas TO DO closed for urgent rspairs.s
LONDON. ~ r,cnnart Is advertising NJ Tor III
.,reila.!e sturdy exeeu tioner 1ae ssnnahsss.
S q
dina isi 4 n
debit s1ies al aes a
Comte Henry de5 Ia Yaulx The trip was aneaas
from ts ia
Lebaudy was delighted NJ and contemplated
MAHoNoYa CITY. IN ss. Mary Rice. asp(
Tasesdsy "a Fster Bondriek. rs GoaIdse. .as:
packed her wardrobe yesterday including the
left here never e return.
NE WPoTT. 1 :, oseph ( Anthony, B. q
81 State Representative Henry q Anthony; his
vito and their four-year-old daughter EYelyn,
fs st Mn's
hsr baby 1a
caught in the wheels The baby did not Eevs.A5
get wet.
onment II the sin Asylum Is Tor t6s insans
during which time ne declares. he. made1 ~.
sss !. n
inechani col enSlneer, OF Hartford, Conn., arS
rived in8 Chica go on foot e ling escaped py3
evading the guard sof the
NEW YORK.-On OF Z the most renarkabtos
skin grating operations known ato surgery gha y
been accomplished In the cage y, q
body remade with ~ pieces Sof akin Eswfiich
waa8 grated ION him. The pieces we're one.
quarter Of an inch In diameter. 20 that neagiy
three square feet OF skin ha been grated on
his body. b,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
I'D ark q obaccoG Growers

VI (SpecAl i to The Times Di spatch.) fss
sLAWRENCEY1LI n AZ A. q ii VI q. - -
day to q large assembly n Of farmers IN
sthe#interestT OF the n Dark-T Tobacco Grow
jers' Association OF Virginia. His speech
was we'll received, and much interest was
taken IN the meeting. Ess Gisl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Militant Tabb.
Joseph Williams.
CIV. Pettijohn.

fspec,al to The T!mes-D Dispatch
4 BRISTOL. TENN, July --Mr:.G. ",
iWnshinaton county, Va, to-day aged
SEVENTY " He He was an ex- Cont ederate sol
AZ snd a brother of Mr.. John p. Pettl-
N iohn. TN, the wealthy contractor, q Lynch
burg. who does most q the :, station hS saf
ing for the Norfolk and Western HALL
wny Company, 13tst a45Gtl4 EG E&35. II <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

q. T1anigan appointed regular, william
u. Cooper substitute rural carrier, route
Il |, at irnhnin. N. g. " n ~, 8Y NJ
3 North Carolina postmasters appointed
Dandy, Aslle county, Gardner g. sheps.3
tierds Vice j. W. Bennett. resigned; Saint
Phillip, Brtinswick 60 IN ty, YancyiC. Riciiis
vice * Frederick Kidder, resigned. # Nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
4 ~ All tS9 1;
OBITUARY.s
Funeral Of MI, Robins 7 Day.

Funeral Of MI. Robins To Day
The funeral Of Mr.. William. Broaddus35
:so o'c Ei from the residence s Of his
son. Drs$ Charles R. Roblns. IN o. 8 West
Grace Street; and & the serylc Ices Il Will 4 be
held at the Second u. Bnptl IL Church, or
which the deceased had been member men e;
The following gentlemen will act q
honorary pall-Dearers: Major Philip a..
cord on McCabe, DR.. illiam$ R. Massle.
Dr. George Ross, Messrs George e. lei
ferson Edwin Peasants and SNF g,
The active pail bearers will be M Z 'r =
Henry Lee vi lentinef Y Tux ker5 r.. Sands,
n. GC.I Gordon,t !Le wis r.. Haryic, Edmund
ii. Berkeley, J John RI nderson, Drs y " ~
Meade Mann and Greer Baughm, 2, r. y,
Mr. Robins was one Of the older r resi- 81
dents of Richmond, having moved mere
when "a boy. He filled various positions,
a nd was one. OF the original emp1I,ooyes -
the insurance Company OF, me S.hs 8, ~
Virginia, which Is now the w -
Insurance Company WI Z, ii ~ ed
lAt the outbreak OF the war ne e a1,,'ss
IN the cavalry company OF " !ti :, -,
Mebane Of panyille active nis 0 Service in the
hnttles below Richmond, where his Y! los q;
u we a I'M iired BY his horse bein shot
under him In iat char Re. ], Y, "a
After the war Ghe eng aeeu - $3.50
estate business and was later ~ VS. =,
sistant h secretary OF the Virgin Ft y
ana an en Mer the First National BanKt
Where no remained un.a ms vs.
II = fIa married Miss Bessie Mebane, py
,, nv he is survived with four chlldrenT
Mr'Wllliam r Robins. Mrs H.. s., lay -
ior. Jr, DR.. Charles \, h g oH pnhi ms of
R = III nor gu d ia. ,''E '77
Funeral Of Mr.. Higgins.
took too. K place iae' + from ST. Peter Cathedral
yesterday morning at ~ O'CLOCK, when
Ter. vicar-general OF the diocese. Mtsnin
Father u Hannigan, Father Hugh Nc
Kssf'Y a EsshsGo 4 Msyea
Father Tearney. OF Falls Church;
Father Edward. Q, 8 p, and Father
Charles, Q. 8, B., as well as 4 nsne altar att
boys, ], 1, i, q, j, .,,,a,,as Y,
the HiggIns family, there being present
many persons from q diatanco,J N
The altar rail was. banked With hehuti-
full flowers, while the casket was also
9Y pnring tho celebrationi of mass ave
3Maria"Waa sung by Mr.. Canepa, and
Cardinal Mewman's beautiful: hymn,
cad Kindly Lght was played y !, i
de Yyyer. Imposing In the clerical robes
high character. and extraord mary pisstsy
just come TO Its close was an example
TO all. and that the memory q MI.
for oivIc welfare would live IN, the minds
and FheartsFof all WHO knew him. q.
The service for the dead wa read by the
bishop, both In Latin and English, after
a and assr1sdExrs stti number Of friends,
'HAt theAgraYe Y.icar- General B9wles Z, as =,
s s!tes f Or the dead, and amid solemn
zsqse s sseys Tas s evs asa
active pall heaDEsrs Ts5s; a seo}tt
Alien Potts. II ndreW Gavanaugh. PHI
Ryan, lanes Phillips, George 81
THE The following acted as honorary pall-S
hearers: Col John Murphy Ma sed Jamss
j, 81. sullivan. Cant Frank Cunning ham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
BRIEF ITEMS. FROM EVERYWHERE
CHICAGO 10 I'M sAiexa4sdsr EDowis Is said, 70
% facing .stArvation In his home at Zion city,


be facing starvation In his home at Zion City,
. DULUrH.-Durin severe electrical stor,r,
thur su and Mia osenos ~
we're drowned. aSs 5 NJ #SS$ si
Z 20 q ashs P Ean
zahad. an excursion boat, lveS men were snotg
and ono was killed. IN S sS3 XXX
nv ass1 e as
TO 7o9, 10 tons of the former and 18O, BOG 900
I y -, d. a., the q
up In the middle OF q lecture ne wa deliver RI
Ing but recovered In q short time IL N All
PrTBBURD.---There was much discussion Of
the rumor that the Carnegies and Bethlehem
bad made I. prG}posISa 70 the Mdyas
81! ai!ss i: hai, q tss iast IS arnor con
during tho last few months boon swept by q
until hs,e = hut city
on tho Sabbath, I1Ts ,,,S ~
IIARrFpRp CONN "A Il gasolene IN launch,
containing sixteen young men, eau ght fire on
the{S Connecticut River near East l Haddam,3
nine miles below Middletown, and one. man
was drowned and three were badly burned
s SNfANITOWOC. WIS. Five persons were Ein-g
stantly killed and four. eriously intured by
lightning which struck the grandstand during
e ball Fame q 4 the Injured be per-
& CARACAs.-wlthln the last few days a NUM-
her OF spapars In Caracas and Interior elite
have started furious campaign ga!lnst the
cigarette monopoly. u S
VENICE After n fall of the Campo nile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Licensed to Wed.

y Alr..y9 William a. A1el and Miss Manic J..
both we'll known young people OF
Henrco. were Issued q marriage license yes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Try Our lib Can
Very Best Clipped Beef
1Oc

+ I ~
Large Irish Potatoes, per peck, Zoe.
3 lbs. Washing Soda for Sc.
We are Selling Regular 60c Tea
for 40c. Aa
Pure Butchers Lard, l0c ID.
es.t American aranulated sugar,
S& per pound ,,,,,.,, ~. ,,s'.',,.,4 4 80
sprlnu Chickens, per pound ,.,.,. ZO1
silver King, best Flour sold, 500 3,
cob sss ~. e. p esFre II. bound 20
esst CITY Meal, 17c Pecki y per
~ bu0hol .,,t,,,i,,,,,., ~ 1855 ,Osc
1,b. packages Corn Starch $50. so
s,strina BrooTs ,.......,1 Is :
Coed L.rd per POI a-S =,
y ssst Cream Cheese, per pound Go
View Clipped Herrlnos, lust arrlvsd, .
PER dozen ,,.,.', ,,,s,,. !. ',,,.,., 1occ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
@Long:lE-.Hen:r,y.S

II BALTfMoRB. MD, \ July 23..--Willianl
d. n Long. OF Norfolk and Miss Camille
H. Henry, OF this city, were ma FRIED to-
day dit Towson, the county seat OF Bal
timore county. q All lsi III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

The last rites over the body Of Mr..
Walter M. IVhitloc k, no was !. drowned
at Atlantic City on Saturday fternoo !.
Teslaehee yS asS
n, M Caiisch conducte the service and
Sinterment was in the II ebreW Cemnetery:
Whtlock was q, m q per. g nd Ike
Masonic burial rites were con c LED !. W
$Fratornal Lodge. NO, 5s.
8i5 Funeral Of Mr.. Nc Namara
ma h,,rIal b &C Mr.. Daniel McNarrar a,
who died at his home, 400 Louisia =
Street, Sunday, will take place from 81 e
&Patrlck's d Church this morning At ~ =
o clock. 1nterment will be IN 5{ MOUNT 10y y
Calvary Cemetery. $ss d MN
Charles H Malone.
Especial to The Times Dspateh;)
IA, July z -, NE
Central Central House after an illness Of several
weeks from fever. M T.. Malone was ABOUT
thirty five years old, and was y uniI i.i :.
ried. gThe body was taken to the tani ~
.home in Dlnwiddie county to ,f gay slor
Mrs. Albert Bloxton. 81
Especial TO The Times ispatcihG2
FREDERIcKsBuR0, ~. JG!y / i Es.,-
iBloxton OF Stafford county, died here la q
mint at the Mary Washington Hospital
81 blood poison aged thirty-three years.
Her husband survives her. The remains
were taken to her old home IN Staltord
for interment, az al VIZ B. * \ q III
William Tabb.
(specIal to The Times Dispatch2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, July 20
Mr.! William Tabb g wei KNOWN n .t" NAV!
died yesterday at his home, near Cnan-
ioellorsville, spotsylvan!n county q ,I con.
sumption, aged 1fty-elght years. re y
survived BY two sisters. Fs
Joseph Williams,
fsnecial 10 Tho Times. Dispatch. J
h FREDERICKSBURG. VA July 90
c ~, Al "a Yesterday at his home. near
Pe ssa,natnnsy' OF consumption, aged
twenty-one years. He is survived pyEhlsa
m rants. ~ VI VI .l-t W. EIl. go ..t.tl N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

HARTFORD, XII GONNA Il gasolene IN launch,
containing sixteen young men, caught fire on
niue mil es below AIiddletown, ana one man
was drowned and three were badly burned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

.'WASTrrNGTCN.-The productonGofS zinc and
zinc oxide In the country during 1905 amounted
70 N2 10 tons of the fornlor and $780, BOG, 900
pounds OF tho latter. Si sSs EE5l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Il NfANITOWOC. WIS. Five persons were In
atantly killed and four seriously injured by
lightning which struck the grandstand during
q. ball game. or the injured two will be perI
lnanenttya crippled. vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

d 1RONToN, DIN nsht between parsons
On a wharf and others on the tsteanlor Bonan :.
zahad. an excursion boat, i've men were sroty
and one was killed. " 3S s SE M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

q ELKItART, IND.-Anected by the heat.
Governor Hat,ly, OF Indiana was forced to give
up In the middle OF lecture he wa deliver r
Ing. but recovered In q short time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

CARACAs.-wlthin the last few days a num-
Der of newspapers In Caracas and Interior cities
have &atarted a. furious camp gnt gainst Bthe
cigarette monopoly. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Funeral Of Mr.. Whitlock..

4 ~ ''S4 NiONS.3 Ii, e j. gO,CONNELL.1
Rector Catholic University at Washing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

v DULUTH. During 4 severe electrical storm
In Superior B ~ Mr., and NJ rs.E j . F.. McAr-
thur and Miss Florence Totteyin. Of Superior.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31
Letter to MT. Jess Nance.
 GREEN FOREST ARK.

Dear Sir: If you could save 8 third of your estimated cost on all the things you buy, you'd think you were pretty lucky.
 A. Needham, of Ida Grove, Iowa, did it with Devoe lead and-zinc paint. The dealer told him six gallons would be required to paint his house. He had two gallons left; returned to the dealer
 Devoe ead-and-zinc paint covers more square feet tn an even experts estimate; it's the paint to use, unless pou want to waste money.
 Yours truly,
 F. w. Devoe & Go. New York, Chicago and Kan : sas City.
 P. S. Harbert Bros. sell our paint.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31

Mrs. s. B. Buch of DeQueen Ark, arrived Sunday and will spend several days visiting rel- atives and friends here. Mrs. Buch was formely Miss Minnie Phillips.
 J. L. Russell has acquired a permanent interest in the ab- stract and real estate business of Baker & Bradfield at Eureka Springs and will make his home in that city.
 Some strictly first. class resi- dence and business property in Green Forest, for sale or exchange for Texas or Oklahoma property. For particulars inquire at this office.
 The Woman's Home Mission Society will give a muiscal enter- tainment and bazaar at the Methodist church on Wednesday night April, II. Program will be published next week.
 Dr. R. P. Spurlin will be in his office here Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April, 10, Il and 12, prepared to do all kinds of dental work. He makes regular trips to Green Forest every month in the year and his work is guar anteed to his customers.
 Newton Chapman of Cisco died Friday night of consumption. Interment was made in the Snow Cemetery Sunday evening at ? D.. m. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. c. T. Edwards. MT. Chapman was twenty four years of age and had been suf- fering with the dead disease for the past two years.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31

We earnestly solicit share ol your trade. ROGERS & Cox.
 J. l.. Ward of Carrollton trans acted bushes in Green Forest Tuesday.
 Mrs. Sam Porter is recovering 2 from a recent severe attack oi inflam atory rhumatism.
 w. E. Trower made bushes trip to Eureka Springs Tuesday returning Wednesday.
 Full line of staple and fancy groceries at the City Restaurant, Phone no. 63. Thomas Ball, Prop.
 Uncle Jesse Goforth has been suffering for several days with an attack of typhoid fever.
 You can always get a square meal at the City Restaurant on north Main street. Thomas Ball, Prop.
 The candidates for represent ative spoke to large audience at the christian church Wednes- day.
 Tom Vowel has been suffering 2 with a severe attact of pneumonia for several days past, at his home four miles east of town.
 Our customers have the satis faction of selecting from a stock which is always up-to-date. ROGERS 6 Cox. Dr.I.M. .Poynor of Berryville and Dr. J. w. Poynor of Osage spent Sunday nigkt here at the home of their brother, Dr. G. V. Poynor
 A large crowd was attracted tc town Saturday by the candidates Many candidates were present and much interest was manifest ed.
 Green Forest Canning Co.,, wants 800 acres of tomatoes con. tracted by the first of April. See them for tomato seed and con. tract.
 c. c. Taggart did not accept the position as station agent al Grand View. His Green Forest interests would not admit of the change.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31
Dangers Of Pneumonia.

A cold at this time if neglected is liable to cause pneumonia which is so often fatal, and even when the patient has recovered the lungs are weakened making them peculiarly susceptible to the development of consumption Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the cough, heal and strengthen the lungs and prevent pneumonia. La gripe coughs yield quickly to the wonderful curative qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar. There is nothing else "iust as good" F. k. Morrow's
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31
Attention.

We thank the people very much for their pratonage during the past year and invite all to bring their cuffs, collars, mems shirts, underware and ladies bonnets and have them laundried by Mrs. M. Peters the Laundress of Green Forest, on East Main St.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31
For Sale.

One good nine year old mare about b 1-2 hands high; one two year old, thoroughbred jersy calf: fine jersey COW, seven years old; also some other good COWS.
 w. T. CARTER.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31
Notice to my Patrons.

I must collect all accounts due me or have some satisfactory set clement during the month of March with all persons whose names appear on my books. If you owe ne, don't delay, but make some arrangements at once,
 Respectfully,
 T. c. RAMSEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31

For rent or sale, a good busi- ness house at Denver in the northeast part of Carroll County. Address M. M. Butler, Denver Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31

Onion sets and garden seed by the wholesale, both the Spring. field and the extreme northern seed. Can give you a bargain in every deal. T. M. BUELL..
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-31
Card of Thank, S.

We desire to thank OUT frien ds in each neighborhood for the kindness they shown us in our ime of our berievement.
 MR. AID MRS. J. A. JENNINGS Mr. AND MRS. J. T. CHAPMAN.