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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
u. s. ENDORSES
SOUTH'S CAUSE

memorial - a sir groai rhc Cnited
Daughters OF the Conscderocy. whose
loyalty 20 The Confederate cause Is
ardent and lasting. and whose Splcn-
dtd qualities and patriotism are SUI
rciert 20 stimulate and make great
enc glorious any people. We can never
forget how - the darkest hours %
TIE war the women % the South df-
vested themselves q az the comforts
and nearly al the necessities % life
ln orcCr 90 fed and clothe thc army.
We shall never forget how in the pros
ccCtior % the war. with generous pro-
fusion. thcy sacrificed father. husband.
son. lover. all on the altar % their
sacred cause We shall never forget
that during ere darkest and most try
TX hours 90 this tcrrirr con lct their
brave hearts never gave utterance to
cry % distress or complaint. never
ccu1sclcc suhr1ission Or surrender
nurluE these years Southern woman
hood reached hci Elts o. sacrifice and
courage vhfcn viii live forever in
Story and On song Wien such glorious
women -e1 could not fail 20 DO heroes
Sirs. soft sweet and sad as thr memo
r.es % buried love. VIII ever BE ir
our hearts THE Lost cause with SITS
ceactifui. brave women and its valiant
ana r-atch'e.s soldiers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
TEN DAYS REPRIvE
TO SPEND HONEYMOON
Murderer Bces n Suspension OF TNycn>
ty-Ncnr Sentence ON tho Ground
That He Has a Newly Mar
ricd Wife.

NEW YORK June "A romance
OF the Tonbs came to light today
when Thomas Walsh. In pleading gull
" 10 charge OF niansisuchter IN thu
first degree growing on, OF the kill
ing CT Robert Williams. a negro. ask
cd that sentence be postponed until
June goth. so that he might spend his
honeymoon with his newly married
wife.
Inquiry developed the fact thar
Walsh was married week ago
Judge Ros1isky decided 20 grant
Walsh's request and for two weeks
he VIII be permitted 20 receive hts
wife daily In the prison as q visitor
Walsh faces twenty years impris-
onrnent at the conclusion OF HIS honey
moon. this being the MAXIMUM punish
ment Tor his crime. When aske.' What
he had 20 say why sentence shoL-u not
be passed he said. rs
4 would like 20 ask you 20 post
ponc sentencing me until June goth"
Why Cuericd Judge Rosalsky.
Well. YOU see. JudEe. I have just
been married, and would like 10 spend
my honeymoon with my wife,
Judge Rosalsky started an inNcsff-
CATION. which showed that Walsh's
nancec had stuck 20 him through his
trouble and married him a week n-o.
Williams murder. for which Walsh
hrawl Walsh while drunk went into
Williams saloon and was thrown ont.
he returned. and in 1sht killed tie
proprietor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
BATTLED WITH FIRE
N STEAMER HOLD

NEW YORK. June S-F.-e on the
Waite StaT ii-e- Oceanic today threat
e1ct for while % totally destroy the
rrels steamer AZ ore rl--e % was
thought !t wcuiG De necessary 90 clt
TIE n-er from her r-oorinEs and tcv
te- oct ir-c the river 60 save other
shipping ard the others After tle
Eve hours battle fre-e1 conquered
fhe Games. when tr- hold l- which
treT started had been burned ouL
7 rgr -.tF Eve c-e--el were overcome tr
smoke before rlls was accom- .lshst
John EGEres. Watrl-ll-. ttsrov-
ere1 trc ere l- hold Nc .- cc- lrlrr-
-cr-s eroret ~lth barrels 90 EllrCs-
Ih-ee alarms wsre sounded. Bringing
oUr Two --e boats. ls EelL as many
rieces 20 apparatus The smoke was
90 fr.rA t.e -re-cl had 20 work tr
RELAYS Twice flames burst though
-re rc-+ holes a-l tr-eare-sf the piers
-w--E 90 rnf strike q io-EErcrs-ner
a report WAS started that --c Ere was
= i1rert ---T origin tlt this SIS dellce
tv ava c@-llis
rErr l-twcrr strikers ard strike
trrl Eers wlo acre being r-srci 90 --e
IRE occurred ca trr rta-e as 1Ii the
reserves lr ere relEllortoo ,Ervere re-
1-irel o. end tae struggle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
Florida hon sfots

Humor Is truth smiling at you as IL
talks 10 you
II a man quits work. he has 10 work
70 get up excuses for not working.
Genius IS often only having sense
enough not 10 go with the majority.
Men would believe more ia senti-
ment IL there was more money in IL
one value OF critics is that. like flies.
they keep great men from sleeping.
Content comes when you realize you
have got all that IS coming TO you
Most men think heaven IS place
where their neighbors ale not going
The definition OF fun d, ponds on
whether II IS framed at niWht or the
morning after.
The only thing a ~s,.Ian cannot dc
is keep her hancS from fooling with
her bSck-hair
Ambflson - the tack on the chair
that keeps mortals from sitting down
20 rest TOO often.
II IS a mighty poor brand OF happs-
ness II a man cannot take some OF x
home with him.
Inc loaS.r q man lives the surer ne
g. that force - watching more than
breakfast food.
The value OF a dream depends on
how hard you try 10 make IL conse
true when you wake up.
When q mans enemy has been con-
victed. you cannot convince him that
the verdict was unjust
The less sins a man has 20 account
for. the less strongly he believes IN
the existence OF the deviL--Flortda
tTimes-Unions
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
CAVE PRESIDENT A PLATE
Of PURE GEORGIA COLD
Hande0me aud Nnlnable s0svenfr Pre-
s~ntrd 60 Nr. HSos~veis BY Ceor-
g1a Comsnsissfon 60 Expo.

sFAEHISCTC.s. y. g. June S.---PreE-
loent Roosevelt was givsn q plate q
pure Georgia gold today b. W. ~
Nitcteii. president q the Georgia Com
1nlssion. Wh.ch - arranging the pro-
gram Tor the Executives visit 70
gaanest0wn Eext week.
The rtate contains TWENTY-FIVE
curceS q gold. is worth tfS9 and con
tafns . picture % BoilOch Hail the
h<,sne 81 the Preticerta mother the
coat % arms % the state % Georgia
and q tEe Builcch family. and Tie
following Inscription.
.-rheodcre Roosevelt President ~
fke listed states. Georgia Day. James
town Tercestenary Exposition. Tune
~. 1907. " ~ Mitchell. Presi6enf
GecEGle ccnaniissien: Joseph H. Ter
The President expressed his thanks
90 Er. Mitchell for the hsr6scnns gift.
and tod hiE that he regarded ~ as
the rposs precious souvenir CO BIS pub
sc caree<
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
100000 OPERATIVES
GIT WAGE INCREASE

BOSTON. MASS. June 3.-Nearly
every cotton min in Northern New
England is concerned ln the wage in
crease which went into effect today
With the increase ~ ten per cent.
which was given in tho mills ~ South
c-n Sew England and Western Massa-
chusetrs last week and the advance OF
Give per cent. effective next Monday in
Lawrence and Chicopce Mas. and
Augusta. Ee.. factories. the upward
wage movement today benefits nearly
100000 operatives in the six New
England States. This makes the high
cst wages the hands have ever receiv-
"a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
Ills SONS RASH DEED
CAUSES FATHERS DEATH

PROVIDENCE K ]. June g.
Three deaths are now the result O.
The c-arrsi between clerks Friday
evening i1 - os7ce q The BroEn and
sharp Ma-lfa crurirg Company. TO
the TWO victims shot by Tltroy WI
lard has been added his father. vho
lies dead 20 heart failure. following
the shock ~ the news q hls sons
deed
Thomas = ELuundson. one ~ the
men shot. by willard died yesterday
morning. and Amos ~. Gorham last
-ighr Ire charge against Willard
now VIII be- murder. instead % ass
sault
The shooting resulted from the teas
INK Willard rad been long subjected
20. among otEer reasons. on account
q his hunchback brother
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
sew ruNc ID SfE. sAYs RocERs

PARIS, June THE United states
courts. ard rot President Roosevelt.
viii have 20 settle the question a. 20
whether the regulation Of railroads
BY the FEDERAL Government n pernis-
SibIe under the clause ia the Consti-
tuition p-oTidiaR for the establishment
and maintenance % po8t-Toads. Al
least this So The way ". H. Rogers.
the Standard fri nagnate, who g. now
in France vi has wife after a tour
% EuroDs. aays u rnpst be done
1fr. Rogers faid. Mr.. Roosevelt
seems 20 have discovered a point o.
law. II the law holds. there VIII be
no more 70 be said, bar that question
wiIl be brought out IN the Cnifee
States ~ lawyers. 10 ~ an entirely
new thing 20 ne and would not like
20 express an opinion here
Nr. Rogers added that only the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
Sprins-In the Public press.

lHll---Au TIC AfNt-I ANt-~-
Z he hedges shoot. the lin.cls sing,
The .ambku cuts hi~ capers.
ADl-ytt sIrcr sign of spring
They're writing 90 the papers.
II heard the cuckoo yesterday"
Il saw a Painted Lady"
II found an orchis blooming gay
Within coppice shady
The lilac trees are all in bud
Down here ia sleepy Hollow"
I've reused a tadpoie from the mad
I've seen the primal swallow"
And SO on. Put the while I doubt
II such they've really seen. sir
And read the reams they ladlc out
With rather skepuc mien. sir.
I'm glad 20 meet them. 7 confess.
And always feel elated
When cuckoos cuckOO-in the Press.
a fortnight antedatcd.
And swallows are-On paper-Seen
Some weeks before they're due. sir.
Because springs journalistic green
Forecasts springs verdure true. sir.
Truth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
RTCHNfONn- - - q

RICHMOND. VA. June g
Two 90 the most interesting r-res
in attendance upon the reunion arc
the Franklin brothers ~ Kentucky.
These gentlemen are twins. and ur-
less one 81 most discerning 80 would
the other
A -Cma-kHhle feature OF the vai~ IS
the trernendous length 90 the aearl
which they wear. and what stlI
more striking is that this beard is ~
the same length and color ou eacl.
Their initials are z " and 81 w
respectively and So fa- as Rae eye
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
WILL. FIGHT CAPITAL
WITH ITS OWN WEAPON

ATLANTA. GA. June 3-Labor Is
10 fight capital with capitals own
weapon-money This b. the PROPOSE
ton Of the Atlanta Typographical
Union. which today adopted a rcsolu-
ton calling ON the next convention 10
establish a fund OF $500 900 as a Ia
hor defense fund against the $500. 900
the recent convention OF the National
Association % Manufacturer decided
TO raise 20 fight labor unions.
The Typographical Union proposes
20 call on the American Federation Of
Labor 90 raise a similar fund so that
the unions VIII be iu a position 90 fight
the manufacturer on their own
ground.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
DR.. Rattle Receive Annuity.

CHAPEL HILL. ". g.. June Am
annuity from the Carnegie Founda-
zion Tor the Arrangement OF Educa-
flon has been conferred upon DR.
Kemp Plummer Battle. who served
the University as alumnus professor
% history and also as president The
amount % the annuity is $3.50 and
Dr. Battle viii retire on June {. 1907,
20 accept IT,
The annuity bestowed upon DR.. Bat
tie Is the last that viii be given 90 q
professOr IL state university.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08

ROCHESTER,. y. y. Jane "A
freight wreck on the Pennsylvania
railroad between Severance and SCOTS
vile. about seven miles south % here.
today is reported 90 have resulted IN
the dsatlA of the engineer and fire
man 20 ~ freight train which rolled
down an elnbarkmert into the bed u
the old canal which parallels the road
az that point. Wrecking crews have
been sent out from this city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
UNANIMOUS CALL FOR
REV. j. III. UNDERLITE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, June
5.--A unanimous cali so the pulpit OF
the Presbyterian Church OF this city
was extended 10 Rev. James X Hin
degIite. pastor Of tho First Presby-
terrain Church Of Henderson. -. C.. at
congregat ionai meeting held ycEter-
day. which waa presided over by Rev.
DIR. A -. Fraser. OF stanton. The
pulpit has been filled since the resig-
nation OF the pastor. Rev. DIR. j. w
Rosebro. by Rev. q. T. Hindcrlite. a
brazilian missionary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
- Thrcc- Di-hnnds-

NEW YORK. June 3-The an
nouncement OF the early dissolution
% the famous "Big Three" racing
stable was made yesterday.
II appears Frank J. Farrell. Davy
Johnson and Senator Tim sullivan
Will travel separate paths on the turf
in future. Several OF their best-known
horses viii be sold and Martin re-
leased from his contract as chief
jockey.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
COPPER
REFLECTS OLD OFFICERS

JERSEY CITY. June 3.-stockhold-
ers OF the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany held their annual meeting here
this morning and reelected the Tctir-
ing Board OF Directors. They are
Henry r. Rogers. William Kockefel-
Ter. James SULLIVAN. Arson y. Flower.
Albert &. Burrage. George II. Church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08

AKRON. O.. June An elevator
az the plant % the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company. IL East Akron. Seil
fwo stories this morning. seriously In
guri-g seven men and hurting others.
Tne worst Injured we're badly man
gled and may die. The car was load
e with workmen going 20 their de-
pu-tnaents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08
AMBASSADOR CREEL
: ELECTED GOVERNOR

Ell PASO. TENAS. June S.-En-
riquc a.. C~cel. Ambassador 20 the Uni
ted states from Mexico has been elect
cl Governor 90 chihuahua The cleo
zion was hcil yesterday and there was
no opposition 90 senior Creel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-06-08

Oifve-Do you believe that the
quick-iunch counter habit has a bad
effect on the heart?
Violet--It had on Toms heart. He
fell in love with a pretty waitress
Smart Set.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19

Shirley Patton, the seven year old son of rural carrier John Pat ton, sustained an injury Saturday evening that came near causing him the loss of an arm. In some way which the boys were wholly unable to explain, one of his brothers struck him with the keen blade of an ax, almost severing the left arm just above the wrist. One bone, the radius was completely cut in two. The artery barely escaped being sev- cred, which was very fortunate for the boy, as he would doubt less have bled to death before aid could have arrived had the artery been cut. A physician was hur- riedly summoned to dress the wouned and the boy has been doing we'll since.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
A company has been organize

A company has been organized for the purpose of putting in a canning factory at Markley. The stockholders are J. B. Rhodes, J. H. Buell., H. F. Buie, J. H. Mathis and Frank Beck. The factory will have a capacity of 1000 cans daily and will be in operation by the first of August W. S. Gunter of Eureka Springs was here looking after business matters Monday. Mr. Gunter is arranging to go on the road as a commercial traveller in the near future, which will prob ably result in his becoming g citizen of Green Forest. He was very much impressed with oul little city and thinks of building g nice hone here.
 s. A. Eversoll, a practica. cabinet maker, painter and paper hanger, is now located in Greer Forest and is prepared to do youl cabinet work, painting or paper hanging at reasonable figures All work guaranteed. Be sure to see him if you are needing any work in this line. MT Ever soil will be found in his shop just across the street from the Stal hotel, the old meat market place
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
Pleads Guilty.


 ''Long John" Middleton and his partner, Lock Gilbert, an ac. count of whose misdoings in im- personating merchant J. H. Middleton of Omaha and secur. ing large quantities of goods from certain wholesale houses was given in THE TRIBUNE some weeks ago, were each given sentence of three years in the Ft Leavenworth penitentiary and ordered to pay fine of S1 ,000 by the federal court at Harrison last week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19

The indictment against Hon. J.. w. Povnor in the federal court at Harrison on a charge of cutting government timber was mol pross- ed last week. It seems that the only ground for the indict- ment was the probability that some persons to whom Dr. Poy- nor had leased sawmills had cut government timber and sawed it on his mill. Of course this was something of which he had no knowledge or control and if it occurred, he was in no way re- sponsible for it.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
&1OO Reward, S1OO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease, requiring a constitutional treatment, Halls Cat arrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des- troying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as- ssting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have 80 much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, To- ledo, 0.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
Ozark Normal Burned.

The fire alarm was sounded Monday morning about 1:30 o'clock and the people were aroused to discover the Ozark Normal in mass of flames. The fire originated in the southwest room on the second floor and was under heavy headway before it was discovered. Prof. Crawford, who was sleeping in the building says that he was awakened by the breaking of the window glass in the room where the fire was burning and that it was impos- Esibfe- at this time to ascend the stairway on account of the VOL ume of smoke and flames.
 The insurance on the property amounted to $4,00O, distributed as follows: S2,750 on building, S750 on furniture and fixtures and $500 on library.
 The public school board held a meeting Monday morning and rendered the free use of the pub- lie school building to the faculty of the Normal for the completion of the term of school. The offer was accepted and the school opened in the public building Tuesday with large attendance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
To Our Friends

Within the past week all per- sons whose names appear on our books of 1905 have received statements of their accounts. It is imperatively necessary that we close all 1905 businss. There are yet a few who have not re- sponded to our statements and we want to kindly request all who have not attended to the matter to come in at once.
 COXSEY & Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19

It has long been custom with fishermen to bait a place in the stream where they expect to fish when the warm weather comes. Jeff Harbert says that he knows of good place to fish on Osage where you can "shore ketch em" near themill.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
Stray Notice.

Wednesday evening, April g., a sorrel mare with blaze face, white left hind foot and white right front foot, also a sorrell horse colt strayed from my place near Yocum. Finder please notify me at Yocum or send in formation to THE TRIBUNE office.
 J. R. YOUNGBLoOD.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19

All members of Green Forest detachment, Company D., 1st h. fantry, A. s. G., are requested to meet at the band hall, Wednes- day, April 24, at 7:20 p. m. Prospects are good for getting a commissioned officer for this place. Don t fail to attend.
 l.. M. BAILEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19

--7.s@. s@.Tv.--7rIesday giving the school commits sioners power to invest the school funds of the state for the purpose of increa sing Ithe income of this portion of the state government Other bills introduced were By Senator Yopp. regulating the sale of commercial fertilizers in the state
 By Senator Hamiter. making it mis- demeanor to use any name for any pur- pose except the name given at birth
 By Senator Martin raising the salary of the commissioner of statt lands to S2- 5OO
 By Senator Cloud. amending section 4S6 of the digest relating to definite jail sentences
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
EY!|:|3I E|I'2

ERRORS IN ASSESSMENT. When you go to assess, be sure to take with you your tax receipt, or other title pa pers to insure a proper de- scription on the tax books for 1905. It will be two years before your land is listed again.
 A mistake is the easiest thing in the world to make and one of the hardest to correct. An error made now would in all probability not be detect ed until after the delinquent tax-sale of June, 1908; and may be not then. The result would be sale or forfeiture, endless trouble, annoyance and expense-in other words a cloud upon your titel. Prevent this by the timely exercises of a little care By the way, what assurance have you that there are not even now hidden flaws in the titel to the land you are living on?
 If a single defect exists in the chain of til e either your heirs and assigns PAY THE PENALTY.
 There is only one way yet dis covered to guard absolu tely against all land trouble, and that is through AN AB- STRACT OF TITLE.
 The small expense of getting one now is like paying sixty cents for an ounce of quinine rather than losing several hundred dollars in sickness and doctors bills next fall simply a question of economy.
 Get an Abstract. Do it now. Carroll County Abstract G
 J. L.RUSSELL. Manager Central Block GREEN FOREST, ARK.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19

Cashier B. 0. George of the Catroll County Bank was here Monday arranging the bond of his bank to the county, 1t having been again selected as the coun- ty depository.
 The M. E. Ladies Aid Society was royalty entertained at the pleasant home of Mrs. E. $. Fore man, last week. The meeting was held this week at Mrs. J. A. Wilcox's.
 The many friends of Mrs. Kate Jageman and "Grandma" Yen ney are glad to see them back in Green Forest. They returned Tuesday from Pana, Ill.,, and will again make Green Forest their home.
 Just received, a nice line of window shades, curtain poles, linolines, carpet paper in fact everything you will need when you commence house cleaning.
 A. J. TABOR.
 Mrs. c. c. Taggart left Sunday evening to make an extended visit to Mir. and Mrs. A. O. Tag gart at Bloom, Colo. She was accompanied by Miss Ruth Col win, who will spend year at Bloom, learning telegraphy from her uncle, MT. Taggart. Postmaster Rhodes has rsceiv- ed notice from the department that it will hereafter furnish 1-cent stamps in books of 24 each. The books, arranged in four sheets of six stamps each, interleaved with paraffin paper. The selling price will be 9 cents per book. MT. and Mrs. c. L. Lytle re- turned to their home at Harrison Friday after an extended visit with their daughter, Mrs. W. A. Butt. They were accompani sd home by Mrs. Butt, who spent a day with them and returned home Saturday.
 Mrs. Ira Porter has been very dangerously i'll at the home of her father, William Russell, the past week of relapse from measles. MT. Porter, who has been absent in Oklahoma for some time was reached by wire Sunday and is now at her bed side.
 Esq. w. A. Butt is now domi- ciled in his new homs on Scott street, having moved thereto the last of the week. Though not in any way pretentious this has | been made one of the most com fortable and convenient resi- dences of the town. Esq. A. M. Webb was the carpenter in charge of the work.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-19
Great Activity

Is shown without any disagreeable aftere fleets, by Dr. .Caldwells Qaxative> Syrup Pepsin, in going to the seat of your trouble, when you are victim ot Co nstipation. Billiousness, Headache, Indigestion, Dizziness. etc. It gently but firmly drives out the poisons that are causing your illness, and braces up all your internal organs to do their proper work. Try it. Sold by R. l.. Jernigan. at 50 and $100. Money back if it fails.