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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
Administration Officials Doubt Very
AAuch Stories AscP|bGd TO
Wall Street Men.
SAY PRESIDENTS POLICY CHANGES
Presidents Coming Speech Said to
/, Contain "Baokdown,' But Friends
at Capital Deny Report-"No Cor
porntion Need be Afraid OF Admin
istration If It obcys Statutes"

WASHINGTON, II. c., August 10
How advance copies OF the speech
which President Roosevelt Ia to make
mt Providcncctown, Mass. an August
20 have found their way into Wall
Street brokers offices Is Il mystery to
administration officials here. but they
believe that tho brokers who assert
they have read In these copies II re-
versal of President Ro0scvclts pol
icy toward corporations must have
something the matter with their eyes.
Two members of the Cabinet are
now here. Secretary Taft and Attor.
ncy General Ronapartc Each has
seen President Roosevelt within n
week Neither has any idea that the
President Is going To "call n halt
Their understanding Is that the al
ministration's antitrust policy IL just
what II hnB been nll along which ia
to punish corporations ana mdividu.
ais guilty of violating the laws. That
the administration ia not going to un-
dcrtakc wholesale and random prose-
cut!on Is clearly indicated by It's
course with regard to Mr.. Hartman.
Throughout tho investigation of tho
Hartman roads the President made
1t plain TO those in his confidence that
no suits would he undertaken which
tho government did not believe was
certain To win.
While Mr.. Bonaparte had nothing
regarding tho departments position
10 add To the authorized Interview
published in Washington yesterday he
answered few questions addressed
to him by newspaper correspondents
by saying:
No corporation has amy reason 10
be afraid OF the Department OF JUS
tice II its officers know that It has
oheycd the law. When | was appoint.
cd Attorney General said that CON
adhered II unnecessary to express nm
opinion of tho merits of the antitrust
law, because It would he my duty to
enforce the lays impartially, what
ever they were. That have endcav'
orcd to do. SO far rs the pepatt-
ment OF Justice is concerned, II IS
going neither faster nor slower than
II has been going heretofore. also
have said that It would bo greater
deterrent against violation of the Inv
If we could put some guilty individu-
ais In jail. but II is n great deal hard.
er to get convictions OF individuals
thnn OF corporations"
II was called To the Attorney Gen.
erals attention that considerable hit
terncss was displayed In wall street
on account of his cansti preferences
to putting officials OF lawlreakinC
corporations in jail
IA little while ago" he replied
"somc OF my critics complained that
/ said too little. Now some others
are urging that am talking too frne-
ly. 1t Is q bit difficult to please ev-
orybody."
The Attorney General denied n
story from Chicago that hundreds OF
agents of the Department OF Justico
We're on the payrolls of railroads and
corporations spying on their profits
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
( senmen and !.oneshoromon Aqreo.

6 Senmen and l-ongshoromon Agree.
T The long standing dispute between
tho Seamens and Longshoremcn's I'M
Ions has been settled by tho executive
committee OF the American Federation
of Labor, with which both unions are
affiliated. Tho disagreement was over
sthe question Of jurisdiction, and in Che
main points tho decision is favorable
80 the seamen.
) The executive council has finally dc.
icided that the longshorcmen's organi-
cation is not entitled TO tho usc OF tho
words marine transport workers" In
It's official title. The Longshorcmcn's
union is thus prohibited from c1ercis.
ling control over sailors and other men
who properly belong to the Scamcn's
union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Office Depot Quartermastcr, New
port News, Va, August Is. 1907
Sealed proposals, in triplicaic. for
furnishing $500 tons of Oats and 1900
tons of Hay will be received at this
Office until IL o'clock II. m. Eastern
time, September .. 1907. Full infor-
nation and blanks furnished on ap.
plication. 4. NJ. KNOX. First Lieu
tenant. First Cavalry, u. S. a.
SIS st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A STIEFF PIANO. IN YOUR HOME,
Is one emblem of purity in musical
refinement and proof of nm aos.
thetic taste. ALLAN EDWARDS,
local representative. p. o. Box 45S.
Newport News. SG12t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

WANTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
we are buying and selling new and
secondhand Furniture. Messick Il
Cheadle, 250G Huntington avenue.
32-3m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

WANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR EX-
change furniture and stoves. G.. w.
LEWIS. 1902 Huntington avenue.
3-l7-3m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF s5e
to $1,000 at 6 per cent. Merchants.
Mechanics Savings Association, AL.
Ian d. Jones. Secretary and Attor.
ney, First National Rank RnildIne
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
TRANSFER CoMpANlEa.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: offices G. &c. o. station.
Phones. Bell Non. z0l ana 1856:
Citz., No. Is. ~ ai+,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR cool.
pleasant rooms. 100 Thlrtyfirst
street. If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

WANTED-TO SELL TWO FIRST
class pool tables ana two extra nice
SHOW cases. Apply 2610 Chestnut
Avenue, Newport News. Va.
s 1G Ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
WANTED.

WANTED - AT ONCE, a GOOD
Cook, woman or man. Good wages.
Apply at once 2S04 West avenue.
S IL ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

she-You ought to see him handle
the worries?
He's he a billiard player or a
pianist?"
She-Neithcr: he's q dentist.-Yon.
kers Stateman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This is to notify the public that I
have sold my stock of groceries ut
$50 Twenty.third street. to ]. w.
Midgettc.
s 1G 2tp f. c. CARPENTER,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

Mrs. Outertown-I think yom work
ed for me once before. Can you re-
call?
The New Cook-Shurc. 1t amt I'M.
likely It's SIGH bother layln' out
now routes concluded to use wan
&C me ovid vans this "Trip. Pluck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

They met face to face at sea
side resort.
Let me see" the Young man said.
"Miss-cr wasn't | engaged to you
onco?"
Twice. answered the young wo-
man, bowling coldly and passing on.
Chicago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

Statesmen WANTED-sELL RE
tail trade, your locality SGj per
month and expenses to start or com.
mission. Experience unnecessary.
IiERMlNGSEN CIGAR co, Toledo.
y. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-17

Pop asked the walters little boy,
what does 'apple-pie mean?
'Huh!' exclaimed tho waiter, that
sounds like n Boston mans break
fast'--Philadelphia Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
PRONE vouR WANT 40

70 The STAR Main tesei ina
iisA The star VIII call AMI coz
iect the Oil. and win aend O.
you the answers 70 your ad when
addressed Scare The star
RATES FoR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS sNels
Wanted. lest and Fsune. Fer
RsHs, Fer Sale, ste.l One csns q
Ward.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
rs Neeas Three Tunes tsr -
Cents
Seven weFds or fractions az
words to the line. cash In al
vance. when charged g Ae-
count actual number 81 lines AZ
sx Win be counted Minimum
hlil Tor an ~ad Is cents Hal
lard Want Al Agency, =, IL
Mullen. ssi Ballard Az OPP
CITY Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
VACANT LOTS.


A e. tuHNETuN a co.
Haafna it q uoHne nicek
Nasa sli Ind 1Ct
e. 80
.. arfas cafnrfina nH raHntg road -
baaffnH fHuf frffH Euai asfuuIa huuHr.
Chicken nluaaa. tern
uel 10 see
auf ff affo fraets Al level lanH.
filrrinr stream du county rad
$50 10 So.
Lets esiaa
81 Sol
aefss A land level fieafed good Z.
rom house. barn. rhieheH heHHgs
flHa
- AGREE faasi ffuit and KFaftHhir land
THE ABOVE
Ar within ! te blocks ~ large mills
and anfnFards tatfnH frozen o. 60 q g. q.
rsr naF Soc iaiHf Plenty ~ WORK ths
war round Alec Within same distance e
wharf miles wet - Seattle boats
each way daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

80 FyEnAL cnofcU t-aue tracts. rich
I'll kidrf tnftuu land oaelly cleared aaf
- tsur the intefuftzn. rsa each. Nery
ado nouERr NALruY.
ai1-sso.aai Alaska uuildlna. H "a
Five ACRES on Everett lntsrurhan
.1Ikte N.a9s terms fspo cash balance o.
H0HEN ACHEH near sound between Hlch
etArElNh ACHES sue anl half mlir4 from
~ FNau. y ntfe cleared roam hntlaH run
lIHE Hafrr- Hund view. Irics 81 20 cash
$500 IS AD nEs. Z agfta vel eienfei soed
: : ffa,k I've aud haf niies from town
q sasaios 81 zee terms $500 czech. balance
kNt sfrH good chicken ranch
: m NINE AND a 1fAtF ACRES. acres
4 Nfkareai fins nsv tsruom houee With attic.
~ Young ffuit trees. some beariuE gool
+ - fii thirkan HOUSES and parks rfirs
fN 1907 trrHH half cafh. balance rasY one
+ fI7fns from station. 70 go tha riaco come
! In rsff beat
ffr Five ACRES. ih acres cleared. neat 3.
+ beard wnih al The way chicken aud
T NfuU,fef nHusn. Founf trees price OF HH.
+ lfHfnla 500 cash balance soc yearly Thia
f n rEN keuFs at Riehmond Beach. at
+ I / cleared. nlee room huuHe e. ffuit trees.
I small fruits thithrn huHHs and rafkr
f gus ulr from Richmond ufueh. ufiff
f So dnus trffHH. 81 HH raaH
/ W. have Hruall fauchea Nd riEhi prices
T ! tosu lots tuwn huuaa4. acreage. etc
q MuTHtHHifEA
HI HurHAH HOWELL
! q ifuHudr. Wash
/ D. mile fum Seattle trains and
wHrrE on COME no SIZE as
f References Tho banker merchant Of
4 faruHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
Ghean. RiCh

riatk land at iaefnc cts az tsvsi bot
toni city water a cents per unnfh tfnoi
rev sidrwalks Nume to-day taers tracts
~ up terms. . per monfh Take Tacoma
inisfuft.an % raeifc CITY. the poor MAS
paradise Come today II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

MERlT


tnn
81 aeres convenient o. Eratflr. raralHa iH=
far1ff1an. fIrh ifaam snlf 4 affrs ihufIuEt
Il CLEARED q faoir piaairrad hguse Sarge
hafu an1 rhlHkrn houses ana gafkr traf.
ina rFaHH f# asHiffef fHtHs D. fsltHH Hia
small fruits HallF Watl close iu aEhuel
ard ulartsfn fonla terms
MERRITT REALTY co
EM anI GO Nrn YORK. HIk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Taf Haie ~ owner Or HfrrH good land
rnf il miles ffum seattle nKe Minutes
ff0m raiiroad and host fine srfinn water
Ave. Htl. ~ D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

TWENTY Six ACutg adjoining small
frHn. one haHfa ridr from seattle anr
acfo CLEARED. naianfo pasture. gfan.u
huuHei ufifa fsi1 VIA Hada faf eitF
Ffrefif Hnd rsf suHie difference in
cash
ROBERT MkITHY
a9snfH Alaska uulIaink Is "a
ftsnfh faf UEnfais nfrfa rsfo1fH house
inileH rnHF tHn miles from iaHn. sill
eanH faF two EeHfa 300 farf month
MuHuock uuilfkE HUHuEEr.
= Emplte mta Wf SECOND Ave.
FOs 80 80. Ee Ase
% affes rald coli partly cleared 0Frf-
laahiHa nice lake nu COUNTY road anIf ID
miles from seattle, p GOOD huF fm $50.
e cash. haiHuCa fH suif are HNnaf Peter
Maifsu 81 Mufual Tie Hida fnd faf
81 60 ~ acres 3 nailf from water ffaHt
sores entirely cleared aarrr Hff harI
good variety N fFuiis las hauari running
afef
s. Ha-r cash. if afres iu cultivation
Z fulm hrurr off hard nHFus chicken
hHuaff THia iH rulH miira ffrfa Kent
FAHfIuN ISLAND
lfffr. 2 anIef cleared, - fruit trees.
S WHe from fnshsu q This saira
good HHll fi EH4 SO rHah
nfNHN REALTY co.
~ Peoples Hack Hida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
Foa sAle-FlATs


% Fseiasai4 80 - ssaifa saaaffr ktss
sArae asa sueAn ffasfs NMHfsst fsH a'N3sna
teH NfsF a. fara-ss tftse i q n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
FoR sAlr oR axcnANoa.
looeINa HOUSES

ffa ~ ilsSa1I7s 80 isl@Falss
HsIiise ftHst Ektss tagesasn fasasta AZ
fsu ia4aafs 81 Hausa z
8sasll ss1sdIas saaas sasa9 fsas -
- .sas Nasf tHs - p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

TWO CHOICE fEN ACHE TRACTS
close ~ Auburn ell level an0d a0ii saa-
iiN cleared. tzff each TaHH terms
NnnFftf MaITHf.
fiHf'i.a.l AiHfha nuiidlnH "a u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
pERs0NAls.

fR = nAESKs. 49, ss.s b i;
nfa4 nsftasash 10 Arasts ttisA $3.50
sssasIfs rfssstas HaIa SIS ssda
Ueasrzss a = q kfkarifN afsF s'ersssi
ekNsietsa aaf ssFzra4 Fsasaffatiaa free
- tNasafHaf NNrtf t'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

foH sAfK - 0WSFn-ia - sffsz
aHiaud d nsiiss from asaifis. On West
f.HssaNas fsHHsf sound fine tisw - Seat
tir raH1 bet HHnfHInalf sfinn. anH itsai
sHfanssf hrnaH Cecil 1untiuE AMI nshiHs
sifuatfd in EHwHshfu 81 Fan9s s casf EHi
ssu fanHfF A. rfHeufireai opportunity
Tsfn1r q - cash cell en- uF wfits %
Msnfla. Wash -lfatz q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Efaffr MILES nutrf oF PIONEER
Haf ANF Fee Hinatrf Walt ffnFf ilfsf
uftfaH afatlHn - a4fsa 40 iaFet rNtfa
E.sei sal IN sasiif cleared ne EasY
taHufl
nuH ri MAIYuV.
aia.HHsfl Aiaaka Huit5lFE "a q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

4Hlrkau hHuHea aHfuEHt1faE acres
tfssffd fH ~ tide HnA. fno luintsf a.
fHinfFa fHiiHIH. flH p each p mile
FROM afhnal tHll uhHun
HpnNHuH NuHHE q co.
% I'D Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

nasf frftHsfi1n w. can fsnfatF Yea
EHTE uF CHANCE
ON from 10 g. - nHfeF 20 fffssirf farullHa
ffffi close tr favn ans faiifHHf in ere
~ fHa HEAf VA Oh SECTIONS gf
Hut rffEuH IDAHO Fhls "a govern.
Hielt land nnH Gao o. had at e coat q
SIS pEu ACHE
We fafnirh a urferfuHi water Ffaff nf'
faaT payments See this af once This
e efgHee that 500 should mo- pas.
fer fhls lana piH g. worth I1a pr arfs
inside q two frafa See abouf it 81
uHHH
ACME iNVEFrMENT co.
ML-lll IL.nlI I-alIllnE -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

g aFfHs HsIiFs frasa aaHrfa ~ raafn
fdsH ruiis faafs enf naaN Fants ~ elaaa
ftls pa atgFf tfftTHa lanf hfsf n uslzh
ttHfEH1'f fiasH II sol Hfke 81 - =
raea llas aass ~ rafea Hlu Cont think
~ tisas per We aaaw shat 80 aatsss
fIaa
We afH tsaHHuaFfega ~ acrs hnf t.effs
Tracts Uuf plated ffufGs iaH riasr e.
tuhHrn. fha tHaH fhat has tHe NsTFhfssi
fafafH ~ anf iHun hsfassn Nsattis aaa
TesHrfs uar fatrfa fraseuanifl terms
frHHHEra Of HHnssn
NffMaN a YOUNG
NnHHfr WaHH ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Funrv kruFs s aesss slssrsf. ssrsa =
@asal 49, HFzaatafa srhsfd - -
tfsses fsa1aa Hfafsa - hsssss - = s1sffs
taEEr t4fu. e. EHifsHu Hszsfaar fstsa 10
fsHtl~H ffHH E8fNeNH MaNafs B frNs
fearF sfafs ff hea8 ~ stifssns q -
Fanis
tsuNNMf MALFNN
Sc aHaI AfasAa ff1iifte4 a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20
FsNi's-E q NisKI vs. Hkth

3 raassa z4a4 nsfaes Hf6 tee
saHas r ffaa isEHf tsEt Hsaf tff 80
chsra ~ fso asss aeisfsh fssn Haf 90
taHass r. tfz ~ aef haansH tfassH - hMfHg
ns4ff a1sfs fas eHsrAs8 ssaEf a 1at
flasa peapaslitau 1hAf Haa4tNk ts 90
~ $50 asnnfh snst sfH ssahA lasssflzsf
iiaa ~ 49, Ard MAJ efssss 81 AZ
lFtHaa
rs ~ ~ assssh = y ss.sr wa ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

f44afN BIZ
teA3 - se4 ssfr - saesi taet - its rsfs
80. ssaft r. ~ siff. - nae Haaatf fret
H~fasFa $50 80 N4xa. ssfsa tlea Essa sd
so 80 a1anH8
D b sIcnala e Go. % u
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Storage :.


rsazsrr. rlssas. farm tRfs mrssd. sfars.t
aAinnal. 3 Hsfas tfafaEe free
U~f0N TuAHsFEM MOVING AID sfuNs
aHf Eu
sin- Fiyst Hath rhaaAs- tfsia $50 tHt 1l-N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

= AnN HAHaAtN q s~fss eat = nsas.
NNH ~ arfHa ir FsiIffsHftsn q aFfes rass
lHHa fsafaHHa fHtaH aHf ~ tanataH FHs
fafas tasN tsHsfaf HiaffHistifiaas aNnef
fssifss alfas aa5s Prize ~ = ~ asfs
faetassfHa taans Use Neau9s Z t0Wa ~
ts41ua hsHs ct aasfs - fafsa sn4Efs
ussafs . - tsfE1s
NHuNHF MAhNnN
ta aiassa Hsflffnr % .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-20

Etafnzn1 iastEiHa nazss Ca fasH
a sGa~a = flna trVef iant usaf tseft ~
ehAHt far 80 enc 69UgEh faat. haA e.
tegass - 81 a. Hef HesnfHl tHesr e AsFse
uaail sake : fra kHtfNea fanzh h5ss
uasss pFaQ9slltaN ttaH 70 raAias fsAq e.
"a pc raaNih Ard ai't SASS iasrtiasa.
tsan - $50 Ahd HfaHf usAsts ~ Al
ffta4a
ga - Ase srsta = Nsszsl NJ Z. y
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aUstNEss cNANCEa.

A eead thsas - kseN 10 fep ~ans :.
a. inta aasaHsass % e. YeN uant - 49,
caf foaE tusinrssf - - cal ~ ~ ~
,hsns sis1 b. tns effiss faf tnfst ssta 7 =
huAlneas eppuftuHttr y oUf sts2iasu
rhaast Wsfe ffts. 1. tit
EXCHANGE REALTY co
A-al---- IL
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
The man who handles the local

The man who handles the local department of a newspaper learns after due experience not to ex- pect even bri e f y expressed thanks from g column ofpleasant things, but he knoweth as surely as cometh the winter that a sim gle line in which there is an un : intentional representation will cause some one to be heard from as if from a house top. And we may add that when he has made pleasant mention 999 times of some person, place or thing but on the the thousandth time fails to do so, he must expect to be forgotten. The omission may have been from accident, in- advertance or even an entire lack of knowledge. It matters not. The simple fact remains and he will be judged by that.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
To Our Friends. Z

With the beginning of the new year we desire to extend to the public our Nthanks forthe liberal patronage that we received dur ing 1906. oar business has ex. perienced a gradual and sub- stantial growth during the past year and it shall be our aim during 1907 to cdntinue to merit our share of the, trade. It is necessary for us to ask all who have accounts with ps, made in 1906, to come in andmake some satisfactory adjustment. Do moi wait for us to send you a state. ment but come in at once and let's get matters adjusted for the old year.
 NUNNALLY & Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
Repart of the Douglas School.

Repart of the Douglas School
 The average for the entire school the first month was 70 H. IS, for the third month was 69 5.e for the third month was 76 1-5 and or the fourth, which included all they had passed over, the average was 92 11-16.
 In the first, second and third months examinations in all stud ies were taken in one day and the pupils hurried through their work but the fourth month ex- animation consumed two days, and was thorough.
 The following is the names |of pupils making an aver. age of 90 or more: Alice McNeil, and Willard Pendley 90, Clarence Patton 91 1-2, Riley Norris 92, Ethel Norris 92 5-S, Ethel Collin
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
To The Public.

I thank you. my friends and customers, for the splendid trade l have received the past year. While I have enjoyed good tr ade I trust l have merited your confidence and further business. You will still find me at the old stand with clean well select- ed up-to-date stock of goods bought in the best market for the spot cash. Remember l handle the famous Hamilton Brown Shoes. I also handle the celebra- ted Jack Frost Flour in car lots. Respectfully
 C.B. GRIM
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11

der, SuDJecC MOfdi SouIdSo, oiio dollar for the pest essay by a pupil twelve years or over, sub- .ject, Punctuality. All essays must be turned in to the teacher and delivered to the Bank of Green Forest not later than the 10th.
 We are very anxious to have our readers report the local news each week and to aid them in so doing we have arranged two news boxes for the convenience of the public. One will be fonnd att tached to the front of the building in which the post office is located. The other is attached to the front of Mayor w. A. Butts office. When you have friends visiting you or when you or any of your family go away from home, or when anything occurs about which news item could be made, write an item about it and drop it in one of these boxes. Don't presume that the editor will hear
 of everything that occurs. He has office duties that keep him
 very busy for ten hours each day .end you can be of great as-
 sistance in helping to gather the news.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
Altbokph hoss and cattle are

Althobgh hogs and cattle are higher than they have been for years, the @ty Meat Market still serves itseustomers at the same old prizes. Live and let live profitsis all they>ask.
 Mack Vowel, who has been making his home at McGregor, Texas, for the past four or five years, was in Green Forest Tues day. He and family are visiting relatives in the Coin neighbor- hood. Mack says that Arkansas still looks good to him and thai he may not return to Texas.
 Mrs. Florence Wisdom served an elegant dinner Sunday for g number of friends and relatives Among those present were Mrs s. E. Wisdom, Mir. and Mrs Henry Myers and little daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lis Snyder anc children, Delbert McNiel anc family, Mrs. Lena Fur and little son, Mrs. Ida Majors and W. H Lawrence and family.
 The post office will be moved first of the month into the rear oI the building occupied by the Farmers and Merchants Bank A petition will be run through the building separating the quarters of the bank from the post office. The entry for the patrons of the office will be the large, double doors on the nortf side of the building. A good side walk leads up to the entrance and the building is much bette arranged in every way for th' office than the one in which it k now located.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11

Our readers are asked to care- fully examine the news features on the front page of this issue. On the first page you will find two full columns of general news and five full columns of Arkan- sas news, the latest items up to the time of going to press. The page is unbroken by any kind of advertising and is set in clean, clear type. Place these seven columns of news one after the other and you will find that they will measure about thirteen feet. Quite a lot of news for one page, isn't it? Then compare your TRIBUNE with copies issued prior to January the first and note the difference in size and general appearance and see if you do not think we have made q consider. able improvement in tn paper.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11

92 1.5, Nellie McNemar 93, Bertie Collin 94, Essie Stone 94 1-5, Fife Stone 99.
 These pupils did not takeall the examination, being absent part of the time, Mary Williams, Allie Lawrence 02 1-2.
 Pupils neither absent or tardy during the term, Mary Williams.
 E.. H. LYMAN.
 Teacher.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
Settle LID Notice,

All who have accounts with us made prior to Vapuary 1, 1907 are expected to\c and make settlement at once, We can not carry the accounts of the old year longer and mdst insist that all parties makeFsettlemeht at once.
 COXSEY & Co.