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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-01-20
PERE MARQUETTE
In effect October 1, 1905.

: III eHeCt OCtober L, INU0.
Trains leave Bellare as follows:
For Traverse City, 1908 a. M, AIS
and 4:35 p m.
For Grand Rapids, Chicago and
West, 1908 a. m. and Ais p. III.
For Saginaw and Detroit:-10:03 a.
m. and 4:15 p. m.
For Charlevoix an d Petoskey:-2:43
p. M, $40 p. M, and 9:25 a. m.
ii r. MOELLER,
General Passenger Agent
+. N. STEWART, Agent, Bellaire.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22

Every farmer should carry insurance on his property in some good, reliable company, See E. c. Cooper about it.
 Buy your Christmas Jewlery at Firestone's. Every piece was bought by personal inspection and is fully warranted.
 Bud Bush has been keeping himself entertained this week by moving. He moved Thursday into the Foster property on Elm street and before his supper was ready the place was sold. He is today (Friday) into the Foreman cottage on Scott street.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22

J. M. Stacy and family return ed last of the week from visit 70 Mrs. Stacy's parents in Boone county.
 All persons who have accounts with the Green Forest Grocery Co.,, are expected . to call and make settlement by the first of the year.
 Mrs. Cora Baton of Muscle Shell, Mont., arrived last week and will spend the winter with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Donaldson, of Denver.
 Monto Lee, son of Monroe Lee, was accidentally shot while out hunting with some other boys one day this week. Only a few stray shot took effect and the wound, while painful, is not dangerous.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Card of Thanks.

Feeling deep appreciation for the large practice I have enjoyed in Green Forest, the past year wish to thank my patrons for the Dental work I have done, and also to say that until Green Forest has resident Dentist I shall continue to make regular trips there and give my patients the best attention I can. My Dates for Jan. 1907 will be Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day 9, 10, il. All work guaran teed.
 Respectfully,
 R. P. SPURLIN.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22

Jehn Welch showed us a very in : teresting article this week dealing with the way Christmas should be spent. We regret that we have not space to reproduce it. Christmas should certainly not be an occasion for dissipation and while drunkenness and rowdness is always to be condemed it is more highly inappropriate at the Christmas season than at any time of the year.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22

Mrs. M. s. Coxsey has been very dangerously sick for the past week but is reported better at present.
 Canada Sap Maple Syrup in quart, half-gallon and gallon cans or ill quart bottles at No.5O; just here, going fact. Hurrah or you may be too late.
 Harden is still on the market for your apples. Bring them ir and get the best market price.
 For trade: A good house anc lot south of railroad, half acre o land, 2 room house, good barr and poultry house. Will take 1 good work horse in the deal.
 J. H. BUELL..
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Premium Offered.

I hereby offer to pay a prem. ium of two dollars each month to the pupil of the Green Forest 3Public School, who writes the best essay on some subject to be selected by myself. The essays each month are to be filed with Prof. Ingersoll and turned into the Bank of Green Forest not later than the 2Oth of the month The essays will be passed upon by the Directors of the Bank and the one winning the prize will be pub lished in THE TRIBUNE. The sub ject for December is, "Why should 9 boy start bank account?
 J. A. BUELL..
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Suprem Court A Affirms Decision Against Senator Butt.

Supreme Court Affirms Decision
 Against Senator Butt.
 The many friends of Senator
 Butt here were stunned when a message was flashed over the wire at noon Monday stating that the supreme court had affirmed the decision of the Perry county
 circuit court wherein a sentence of two years in the penitentiary and fine of S20O was imposed for alleged bribery during the last session of the state legisla- tur. Senator Butt grew to manhood among the people here and by hard work and brilliant mental powers, he raised himself from poverty and obsecurity to honor and distinction. He lived here until three years ago, when he moved to Eureka Springs, where he has since enjoyed al very lucrative law practice. Practically every man, woman and child here is his friend, and no man ever came nearer having the sympathy of an entire com- munity in the hour of darkness and gloom than he. A man of high literary attainments, of un- blemished moral character, and of a highly sympathetic nature and of splendid accomplishments and attainments, Green Forest has always been proud of him, and proud to honor him. When itseems certain, then, that he must in 8 few days be confined in the walls of the state peniten- tiary, it casts a shadow of gloom over this entire town and com- munity.
 It was Senator Butts intention to leave Eureka Springs Tues- day evening to surrender him. self to the penitentiary officials at Little Rock, but was notified by wire by the clerk of the SUI. preme court that it would not be necessary for him to surrender until January 1.
 Senator Butt sent the follow ing telegram to Little Rock Mon. day in answer to renuest for a statement: "Decision is unex- pected and renders me unable to express myself at this time. Il can only submit myself like. a good citizen to the findings of the jury and of the court, and bear this punishment as best I can. Il am innocent, and even in this dark hour ] know that just God will make all things right in tie end, and that though clouds and darkness are round about me, yet righteousness and judgment are habitations of his throne. A day must come when this stain will be lifted from my wife and little ohes. It is they who must suffer most.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Miss Ruby Nunnally returned

Miss Ruby Nunnally returned home Sunday from a visit ot several weeks at Leslie.
 Canada Sap Maple Syrup has all the true delicate flavor you remember so well. Call No. 50 and place your order.
 The City Meat Market has em : ployed an experienced and prac- tical meat cutter and can give you the very best service.
 When you want the incest of everything in the way of fresh ring the City Meat Market and place your order and it will nave prompt attention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Settle up Notice.

All persons who have open ac- counts with us are expected to call and make satisfactory settle- ment at once. Our fall bills are due and must be met and for that reason we must ask all who owe us to come in and make settle. ment.
 NUNNALL & Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Orange Blossoms s.

What may be in reality termed
 a beautiful home wedding occur
 red at St. Joe, Sunday evening
 at half past eight o'clock when
 Miss Ruth Inez Grim, the beauti-
 ful and accomplished daughter of
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Grim, had
 her life joined in the holy bonds
 of matrimony to MT. Cecil C..
 Taggart, the efficient agent of the Mo. & N. A. R. R. in that hustling little city. The home of the hap py couple had been elegantly furnished and everything placed in readiness for housekeeping and Mrs. Grim, mother of the bride, and Mrs.. c. H. Colvin, sister of the groom, had gone to St. Joe two days before the wed- ding in order to prepare for them an elegant wedding supper in their own home. Miss Ruth, ac- companied by her father, Miss Ruth Colvin and Rev. J. H. Ruble took the three o'clock train here Sunday afternoon for St. Joe, and, immediately upon the arrival of the party there, Rev. Ruble spoke the magic words that gave to two lives but one purpose ana one aim. Miss Ruth is probably known to larger number of people than any young lady who has been reared in Green Forest, since she has been employed in the Green Forest post office almost continuously for the past eight years. Her prompt and careful manner of at tending to the duties of the office and the consideration and cour- tesy with which she always met it's patrons, made for her an un- usually large circle of friends, whose heartiest congratulations and best wishes are hers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Will Interest Many.

Every person shoull know that good health is impossible if the kidneys are deranged. Folley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney an bladder disease in every from, aud will build up and strengthen those organs SO the will perform their unctions properly. No danger of Briht's disease or diabetes if Folley's Kidney Cure is taken in time. R. L. Jernigan dr uggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Our Christmas tree.

O,
 our
 Christi
 mas tree
 so bright
 and green
 awaits Old
 Santa Claus,
 And the chim- ney place all swept and clean gapes wide it's ponderous jaws. The little stockings are are all hung up, and baby's just makes four. Won't old Santa Clause be surpris- ed when he finds there is one more! There's an elegent place up in the tree to hang Johnny's gun, and place for May and one for Kate to leave their dolls upon. But for little baby blue eyes a lower branch he must choose, where she may reach and find the place he's hung her first new shoes. Turn down the light a lit- le now, so Old Santa Clause can see And baby and all must go to bed and be as good as can be, and tomorrow morn get'up early after along nights sleep
 and
 come
 softly
 own
 to the
 Xmas
 tree
 an d Who will get the first peep.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
MRS. SANTA'S ADVICE

"Oh dear! cried Santa with sigh, The mischief is to pay; My work hands all are on strike, Nh toys for Christmas Day.' Said Mrs. Santa with a smile,
 "My dear' don't be cast down, But drive to Cox and Rogers store, The best in all the town. You'll find there just the things you need To please the young and old; Of Christmas goods that you'll see there The half can not be told. They've hats to grace the ladies fair,
 They've children 8 caps and hoods, They've fascinators, underwear,
 And other sorts of goods. They've patterns, belts and school supplies, Post cards, and notions, too A nice swell line of jewery
 And cheap they'll sell to you They've Christmas goods for every one, They've toys to please the small; Let your toy makers stay on strike,
 Why need you care at all. "My dear,' quoth Santa with grin,
 ''This is indeed good news; I'll haste to Cox and Rogers store
 My Christmas gifts to close.''
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22
Local Mention.
Fire insurance at this office.


 Fire insurance at this office.
 c. H. Colvin has some nic young thoroughbred pigs for sale
 R. D. Mattox of Denve transacted bushes here Satur day.
 D Potato onion sets at Hardens
 Mrs. Henry Lenox and little son Oval of Seligman, Mo. art visiting her father H. L. Ramsey here.
 Watches and chains at Fire stone's
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally and little son of Leslie are visiting at the home of Mrs. Nunnally' sparents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker.
 If you want to borrow money on improved real estate see J. l.. Russell.
 An error in J. A. Buell's premium offer last week stated that the essays were to be passed upon by the school board. It should have been by the board of directors of the bank.
 T. M. Buell. can make you fine prices on flour, bran, coal oil and hay, wholesale or retail.
 Marvin Youngblood has bougt the Foster residence prop erty and several adjacedt lots on Elm street and will move his fam ily to town. The deal was made through M. E. Trantham.
 All parties indebted to H. B.. Owens should come and settle at once, and oblige.
 J. H. Buell., Charles Buell., Arthur Grim, Perry Standlee, William Bailey, L. L. Azdell and Richard Bailey returned Thurs day from Clebourn county where they went last week to enter a quarter section each of Uncle Sam's land. J. c. Harbert, who was also one of the party re- mained at Leslie where he will probably locate.
 We must collect all notes and accounts due us on or before December 25. Don't wait for me to send you a statement of your account. Call at once and settle. GREEN FOREST SADDLERY Go.
 John Patton was the looser by eight or ten dollar on Friday evening of last week on account of the old truth that "boys are boys" MT. Patton's team was hitched in front of the post officce when some firecrackers were lighted and thrown near them by some small; boys and the ex- plosion caused the team to run away and his buggy was consid. erably damaged. Our boys should bear in mind that the loss of life as we'll as of property might result from such carelessness.
 Buck wheat cakes and butter and Canada Sap Maple Syrup make a breakfast good enough for anybody. Call No. 90 and arrange to try it. It will make you glad.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22

Granville Norris and A. M. Webb leave today for a visit to their old home at Cookeville, Tenn.
 At a special meeting of the town council Saturday night, Marvin Youngblood was employ ed as town marshall for the Holi- day season.
 On Jan. 9, 10, II. 1907 Dr. Spurlin will meet any one in need of Dental work in his office in Green Forest. "Satisfaction" his motto:
 Loss Seitz of Osage has been here most of the time during the past week on account of the very dangerous illness of his daughter, Mrs. M. s. Coxsey. M. E. Trantham received a letter last week from Eld. R. A. Martin stating that his daughter, Mrs. Henry Trantham, was re- covering nicely from the surgical operation and that he and Mrs. Martin would be home this week
 Does insurance pay? Every person who has had a loss will say, yes. Itis better to have in- surance and not need, it than it is to need it and not have it. See J. l.. Russell for fire and tornado insurance.
 Although hogs and cattle are higher than they have been for years, the City Meat Market still serves it's customers at the same old prices. Live and let live profits is all they ask.
 Dr. Spurlin's dates for January will appear in THE TRIBUNE 1T ample time to give his many pat rons due notice.
 l Say, boys, come on. Here we
 are again with the best marke
 price for furs. We are in shap
 to do you good. T. M. BUELL.. You can't sell your land no , borrow money on it without a abstract of title. See J. L. Rus sell and get an estimate on tn cost of an abstract.
 | The people of Blue Eye, raise lS88.35 for their church by a bo supper Saturday night. Tn ]. cake for the prettiest girl ws y awarded to Miss Artie Johnson e the amount realized for it bein : S66.45. It was wholly impossib l. to decide whether Wash Hutch d son or Eckie Baker was u
 ugliest man and the cake W;
 divided between them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-22

Rudd will buy your small beeves.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
]. c. PRiTCHARD, Broker. Phone f26.

Bfsbee. Dec 15, 1906. The market closed with con siderable of a falling off in most of the stock, The fol- lowing are the closing quota tons: hlH
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
ISCLOSED
 BY CUNNINGHAM

M. J. CunAingham. cashler of the Bank of Bisbee. who has spent the past several weeIxs in New York City attending to the final arrangements h the taking over of Cananea proper v, in which local people are interest ed, by . number Of New York capital ists. returned to the city last evening. When seen and asked for statement concerning the deal, Cunningham said:
 Arrangements hsve just been con, summsted In New York. whereby VI. B. Thompson. manager of Hayden. Stone ( Company. and his friends will take . bond on the property
 1nstead of organizing | stock com pany. it appeared more attractive to the Now York people to take Q bond on the property for eighteen months. and put up their own money to find cut if they ha<e a mine If 1t IS found that the, property is as good as expected. arrangements will be made ef once for the organization Of a stock company. in which the eastern people will have . controlling interest. Do velopment work on the property will veeks, and will be very extensive. the plans being to sink five different shafts
 The name Of the company holding the bond Is the Cananee- -Bisbee Devel. oprnent Company. Just what the amount paid for the bond on the pros erty is, can not say at the presen.
 tne but win say that 1t ranks next
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16

to the price paid for the American property in that district. and 1t is in the neighborhood of one million dol lars. There win be large cash pay ment, and at various intervals during the life of the bond the remainder oi the consideration win be paid over.
 The properties which are affected by the deal are the Bisbee No. and several other outlying groups of claims in the Cananea district- A report printed in a Cananea paper yesterday of the transaction stated that the other gentlemen in the deal were Joseph R. Delamar. B. c. Con verse. Colonel Robert Thompson. E. F. Earle and Ambrose Henneli. all of New York, and rated as worth more than el0. .o00. 900 each. When shovn this account last evening Cunningham refused to affirm or deny k. stating that he was not at liberty to state who were in the deal.
 Cunningham was accompanied by his wife, and on their return trip visit. ed the large cities of the east. The most peculiar thing he noticed on the ! trip. he stated. was thaf whether he entered the lobby of botel. rode in street car. or walked along the street in New York or Chicago. some one In
 yariabiy began to talk copper. Ev eryone in the east is beginning to realize the immense possibilities in the copper field, and are anxious to
 become interested in the mining oi tho metal
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
MARKET VAS ACTIVE
 FOR PAST WEEK
Denn-Arizona, Greene anc Cananea Central Divide
 Honors As favoiteS.
By Frank :. Gfsf.

The week just closed nss been al fsrnarksble one, especially for Bisbee and. holders of Denn-Arizona. The sss,and for this stock is without doubt .lae seestahst ,ye have ever had for any .steekf and itss-st,ength is supported by oasbrSSfgSorders. and 1t Is bought by those Vpno expect to hold. During the afternoon Denn was somewhat neglected. for the simple reason that
 main features in the East. Denn was well supported the entire day al or near 5000, and at the close showed further strength. and We would not be at all surprised to see this stock sell fo rmuch higher prices. It must be remembered that Denn-
 Arizona Is development stock. and that there is a value behind the stock
 that is not generally taken into con sideration Within the very near flu ture Denn-Arizona will be reorgantzed into a mining company. and there Will
 he pro rssta of stock which will Dc . ehaad4onae return to the holders ot
 tiisg stock at that time. To those |SsHo have ,Denn it would be well 10
 hold it, ari should the present ore body hold out. It will prove 10 be a big property
 American and Warren were dead ones the entire day; no demand for the stock. and little interest shown in it' I but on the other hand these two stocks must be taken into consideration. for the and in the Denn Is certainly ben ehciai to the American
 outside of Denn. the chief feature In the Jays market was the changes in Csnanea Central and the Greene l Consolidated Copper. Greene opened
 a, ss4.So. immediately advanced tc ssS.oo. fell back. and at the close was
 sought after at sSS.50. csnanea Cen teal opened at 5000. snd when the
 announcement came that the holders I of this stock were reminded that they ! had $500 yr>t to pay on the stocs th4re vac considerable selling. and I immediately dropped to s3e-oo ant
 eIoeed at that figure. Just when th' rtock Is payable is not known. but ! will havs to be paid before the com
 pany Is reorganized. and we would no
 be al all surprised to gee the call 's
 sued af any moment. Full details o the consolidation is not yet made pub
 lie. bxt understand It is as follows; |: The Greene Copper company is or ranized with s.ooo. 900 shares at a pa yaiue of seo.c0 per shsre' to tn' holders of Greene 1t entities them U one and & half shares of new sfoei and to holders of Central 1t will be on
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
BROKER HERE ON DEAL.

P. J. Tenancy, the Csuanea stock broker. arrived in the city last evening from sonora, for the purpose of meet ing II. J. Cunningham, who has just returned from. the east after finishing up deal in which they arc both heavily interested. Tenancy states that the merging Of the Greene Con soiidated and Cananea Central com panies was very well received st the big sonora camp He stated also that many new mining companies have be- gun operations in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
FOLLOWING LEAD OF
 ORE hT THE COCH|SE Encountered Some Time Ago and Raise Is Now Being
 Followed on Lead,

Reports have been circulating srouni the streets of the city for the past few days 10 the effect that ore had been encountered in the Cochise property. and that It was Of a high grade.
 When seen last night and asked concerning the repo!t. Casr:es Jones manager of the Cochise Development company. said: Some time ago we encountered lead of ore in the drift on the 300 level. but at that time did not follow it up to any great distance. A few days ago we started to raise or the lead. and up to the present time have followed the lead through twelve feet of ore, which runs pretty high in copper The drift Is now in some thing like e75 feet. and the raisa is all most directly under the Mexican Cath onc church on Chihuahua Hiil. The property Is looking very well. and de- vefopment work will be prosecuted vigorously" .
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16

and two-thirds shares of ths new stock. making surplus in the treas ury of Slo.0O0.0oO Thomas F. Cole will b. president and William Green, vice president. with the Coie-Ryan di- rectors.
 The outlook for the coming week is rTomising, and l would not be at all surprised to see higher prices for Denn. Shatuck, American and Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16
INNING SHELTERS MARkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
brckerS ard Promoters.

0CC k6tS dI'o FIUattotc1 ..
 Front Roems, Nsw Telephone Bido, 'phons 135, eisoss. Artz
 The handiIno ef ~Denanxa clreiss and ether Curb steeks. on eommisslen,. OUR ePR cLALTr.
 Quetatiens by wirs come to eur offies -svery little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, M!ehioan-the HUB os the eenanxa cisols Companies.
 Dec. 15, 1906.-The principal topic of discussion among the traders today. aside from con unued exciting interest In Denn, has been the Greene Cole-Ryan merger. Details of the consolidation will be foc.d on another page Of this issue Upon announcement of the de- tails of the merger Can. Cent. stock dropped from e40 to eS6. which of course was natural Greene at the opening vas strong at t35. but later declin- ed to e33.25 st the close. and Is holding firm. Both stocks ahoold see higher prices. The other dominating feature in the market was Denn. From e4e at the opening the priee scared to "A. at which sales were made: then a decline oc- cured, and stock can be pick ed up at the moment sro1p4 SAP and $43. Monday, how ever, will see a good advance. and the best informed are very sanguine. The rest of the stock show little change. and the tn- tsrest In them Is limited. Sup. Pitts. Is looked upon ss a com CT for a big advance. Warren Is quite freely offered. ss is also American. Cochise has suffered heavy decline from the rise of yesterday. As to the outlook for the opening of the week. every indication Is that nearly all stocks on the boards will show substantial gains. Warren and American should be watched closely. as they will make the buyer good , profits.
 Closing uuotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16

PATEkTs-I furnieh my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign-l l also furnish free of charge complete cop ies of drawings and specifications
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-16

of writing poetry on the strike think that 1t Is sslf-evident that VI have struck permanent ore ocdS. a nd we will continue to explore 1t un''' we s~t some iaea of what its size is