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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

Mrs. R. l.. Jernigan received a telegram Friday conveying the sad news that her sister, Mrs. B.. E, Fullington, :. of Dallas, Tex, was at the point of death. Mrs. Jernigan left on Friday evenings train for Dallas, and upon her arrival there found her sister still alive but without any ap- parent chances for recovery. Mrs. Fullington was a guest of Mrs. Jernigan for two months in 1905 and she has many friends here who were pained to learn of her sad condition.
 5000 bushels of stock peas wanted. J. B. Harden.
 T.. L. Hummer left Sunday for his home at Ava, Mo-, after a several days visit with friends here. There is no man living who appreciates his friends more than T. l.. Hummer and his gen. uine appreciation of them is shown so strangly that they are always glad to have him among them and regret to see him leave. MT. Hummer has moved along rapidly in the world in recent years and has accumulated con- siderable of the worlds goods which hs has invested in one ol the most prosperous telephone sys tens in southern Missouri.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Eat a hot lunch with Cross Bros. while in town.

DfOS. Wulle III IOWu.
 On last Friday Tom Goforth of Green Forest and D. Plumlee of Polo came to town and closed Q land deal, wherein Mr. Goforth sold his farm of 109 acres, 3 1-2 miles north of town to Mir. Plum lee. The consideration was S2500.-North Arkansas Star.
 That delicious home made Ice cream at the city meat market.
 w. G. Hobbs of Enon was here Monday to receive from E. c. Cooper, agent of the Citi- zens Fire Insurance Company full settlement of the insurance carried on his stock of merchan : disc and business building which was destroyed by fire rece ntly. Mrs. Hobbs says he will ot like ly center business before fall
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Let Everybody Work,

And the world be more happy and con- tented. Just consider how much pam trouble results in your body, when your liver or stomach stop working. Hap oily, you can soon set them to work again, cure your pain and restore your self to health and contentment, with Dr. Caldwell's Gaxative1 Syrup Pepsin. Try it. Sold by Jernigan at soc and S1.00. Money back if it fails.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Good Words for Chamberlain's Cough
 Remedy

People everywhere take pleasure in testifying to the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Edward Phillips of Barclay, Md, writes: s'I wish to tell you that can recommend Chamberlaht's Cough Rem edy. My little girl, Catherine, who 'is two years old, has been taking this remedy whenever she has had t cold since sue was two months olst. About d month ago l contracted q dreadful cold myself, out took Chalnbeflain's Cough Remedy and was soon as well as eVer." This remedy i5 for sale by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
H2'.r--ss ss--alsf

Quite an interesting meeting of the Dorcas tsbekah Ledge was held Saturday night. Nos- withstandin@ the electric sto da a jolly party of eleven drove ever from Berryvitle t. attend the ia- itiation of Miss Fannie NunnaI The party consisted of Me8sda e. D. E. Freeman, ". II. Batdeid, M. M. Strother, John West, V. '. Hodge, W. B. Clark, Edith Hanna Rawtins. Minnie Riley, Jessie aad Eua Hodge. Roseaa Bobo. Refreshments of straw berries, cream and cake were served
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Chamberiain's CoIic, Cholera and Diar-
 rhoea Remedy

There is probably no medicine made that is relied upon with more implicit confidence than Chamberain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur ing the third of century in which it has been in use, people have learned that 1t is the one remedy that never fails. When reduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. For sale by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Mention.
I6x afsn afk Isfz x& zHx x1x ]

Taylor is report d ps has a few loads Nor sale.
 pn of Alpena trans
 ss here Wednesday.
 ert. has a full line of
 screen wire etc.
 tes for sale in any
 N Green Forest Pro-
 ny.
 Butt of Alpena
 ter business matters l5dith Marrs of Harrison, hef sister, Mrs. A. B. 6xst of the week .s3 is headquarters for ,ed3 garden seed, onion Routzong and wife of J spent Sunday with ) here. l Sneed looked after bus ltters at Osago first of Green Forest Milling Yis on the market for 1d dcorn at best market nm will be furnished to als and parties in any alat the city meat mark ld Mrs. T. G. Nunnally kfrom Leslie Sunday to lew days visiting rela- ! Friends.
 egs G. J. Crump of Har- dC. A. Fuller of Eureka were here Tuesday to ositions in the case of Barter. ch hosiery, the best on linen, women, boys, girls |es. See Nunnally & Co. I Fe right.
 who desire to see the ad- of using fertilizers 3k at T. s. Phillips's oat & south of town. eaHe supper at the city lrket Saturday night. III be furnished. Every ited.
 Green Forest Milling ' has employed a first miller to begin work le new wheat crop is r use.
 rsons who have tomato spare are requested to THE TRIBUNE office the of plants they can spare. or the information of tn e orest Canning Comany. Green Forest Canning y is ready to make con- r tomatoes and other pro- r the next season. See Reeves, manager. for a c t s and seed. 5 we go to press we learn e Johnnie Harbert, son nd Mrs. J. c. Harbert, way yesterday morning o'clock. The bereaved will arrive here on this s train with the remains.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

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 Fapsla.
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 -1ae surely z5 5yr65 Izlu. =3a=e.#en a5 535 Eaa. zzoHar back it5a l45Is
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

For ever saf.g yeas
 gentleman . Aos has T have q5ad A1bue-las Ccaes. Ilazy .--5 ny family has hioa ciasc eoles oglg .5 come back to ou o.3reI:s55e. yis-az7as- ale AsbaekI9s. No otaes e5aa9
 tAis uniform never failing aeoaa. oaa not what price. l have o;lea wished l could tel you tais. Many osaaz people have the same opaion Arbuckles' was the frst ro5s.sd pasEaz9d coffee, and is safes exceed al ihe s-ayss P.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Col. J. P. Fancher and T. H. Fancher of BerryviIle were here on legal busin ess Saturday

Dr. Worthington came up from Harrison Friday and spent few days with friends here. The doctor reports that he had most excellent health while he was in the tropics and his looks is suf- flcient proof of his statement. He will return to the isthmus about the middle of June.
 se The local camp of the w. o Wis requested to meet at the lodge hall Saturday night for the transaction of important busi- ness.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
T. s. PHILLIPS, c. c.

s. A. Eversoll, a practica
 cabinet maker, painter and paper hanger, is now located in Green Forest and is prepared to do your 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 The. MT Ever soil will be found in his shop just across the street from the Star hotel. the old meat market place.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

The baccaiaureate sermon was delivered by Rev. J. H. Spurlin at the Baptist church last night. It was an able address. full of good advice to the memb mbers of the class.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
Co,nmcncenent Exercis B.

The graduating exercises of the Ozark Normal class will take place &t the MetoGist church to- night. The class is composed of twenty four members, ten of whom graduate from the Commercial department and fourteen fr5M the teachers department.
 The class roll is 2s follows:
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31

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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-05-31
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

the results of which investigation
shall be embodied in report which
shall inclnde the following:
First-A map OF the State showing
the distribution OF the forest.
Second-A description of the var
ious types of forest as to composition
and condition.
Third-An estimate of the stand
ing timber by counties.
Fourth Study OF the methods OF
logging for the purpose of discov-
cring practical improvements which
shall maintain the producing power
of the forest lands in the State.
Fifth-Study of forest fires and
their effect upon the forest, and the
most advisable means OF prevention
Sixth-The market for the more
important commercial trees, with
particular reference to stumpage
values.
Said report shall be as complete as
the available funds will permit, and
shall include recommendations fol
priyate owners In the handling Of
Their lands to maintain and improve
the forests. and shall also contain a
recommendation for State forest
policy and q State TO est law. II pos
sible.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

vr F,gs ava wife visited i 2
rIn Kssss snd Fsrret GIhsou have
H-t mad. lt from Blaine ''
pf.3pr ra.es a1d back
a. q CaubW aa, 10 Str Hob 'eh
ftsrs was 4 large crowd ut Blaine
rrb snrda,
,,ggs5 from tHe tool, dentist
Frank KaEtrs folks afe N's'i"s ON
lhe Nller brothers were VISITING
F.d Gibson was seen on Zane
s1rjay
f. N Cibsou was Visiting Squire
pt..b,s ST. uday.
80.
u.rher SHARKS made trip i9
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

Nr Pc BGe Vas born NaIb
It 1851 departed fHis lite FEB 80.
lsE Fd e. D MONTH ard
dat Sfs lived devoted Christ
Ban from m % almost childhood
Sire was member ~ the southern
NaUelsr lhurth aud lowed d de5r
ly hef luE delight Ass De- The in-
tefrst ot salvation Shs Leaves o.
stand and children four sons
ard TWO daughters and q host az
friends 20 mourn bei joss Tier last
worlds veg BE- good 90 Marrel and
Harris and ttii 40 MS children to
ms nt H heaven Sister RIfiD has
rtaayd from ioil and palm Iu thi life
and while ve.mlss hrf from hr home
ana community ht i- haskiuE her
s1Hl In ths sunshine uf God love.
Yr ue hHi Jed a built Boz garden
bed lt seemed 6iue her iu the
earth as deHd From the bulb So
brown came stalk go green ~,
rarfrlsH and said 10 MS 4 doth
seem ne work Of q Cod The God Of
Irht So vs shall De- raised hausl
ua DIE fht bulb o. ne bodE
cath may De changed Pc th,
rowe, ~ Infinite love The saul shal
=aak. "A Glar 7hnye
Adam hartman
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
CHARLEY

3 Sunday school convention Is to
be held at the forks Of Georges
Greek on the fourth OF July a hear
u welcome extended TO all aud din
ner on the ground
Miss Kittie Childers has retui ned
home from this place
Robert Meads wife is very sick OF
measles
At Miller. who has been sick for
sonc lime, Is not much better.
Zeal Hays and family were visiting
ills brother Bill. Of near Matte, last
Sunday
South and Charlie Dixon We call.
iu on friends at Little Blaine last
Sunday
Dfew Martin attended SUNDAY
School at the forks Of Georges Creek
last Sunday
The Democratic convention was hei'
her, last Saturday with a large al
Tendance The results were ~ 10 =
IN favor Of Redwine
Hosea Vanhoose has gone to Paints
Vile 10 work
There VIII be an Old Maids sunpel
hero the 10Th OF this mouth for I'M
benefit oi the SUNDAY School
Mrs Z l. Moore has been yisilinl
hsi father J r Chapman, Of Lici
lCrrek She reports his condition yer.
Ibad
+ s Compton and family attends
TIA funeral OF Crawford Miller on tn
lla fork u Georges Ceek last sun
day
Miss Bertha Spencer Was visitin
behaves on BrushY last week
Uh castle and wife visited HaW
1 sipIr lasi sunday
Mrs 81 81 Chapman made ri
ITO Louisa last Saturday
81 and Mrs ] Daniel yisiie
/ Robert Mead lns SUNDAY
/ u Pack has ye bad case
p eyes
/ }l Rhoda Edwards was the que
/ os John Travis and family last s1i
lHav Charley Boz
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

Glasgow. Ky. June l5.-Barren ,
county has one Of the most remark +
able men in Kentucky. and one Who
TO-DAY perhaps stands without a rival
I'M the United States, as to age and
vitality Israel Putnam risdaie. ll-
oreG. who II he lives until TINS COM
ing fall will celebrate his lllth birth
day lie is well preserved in body
and mind aud can relate most ilu-
flenuy. many incidents which 'e
thc present gene ations are matters oil
history. Recently a special cOrresnoh-
ioudent OF the Louisville Times made
a visit TO Uncle Israel and ON his
arrival found a very small man Wno
would possihly weigh somewhere near
100 pounds. about five feet hlsh,
sffaiem as an arrow, walking rs
actively as man in the early part
q, life. tie wears mis- nair !ons. "
Is almost straight aud very me,
lns complexion Is very bright ana
his features show chat he Is not a
ni,-hlooded Al lean. He claims 20
have Indian blood in ms veins MS
oyes are dim yet he sees quite Neil
He was born in Louisa county, Va,
i1gp on Pamunkey river and stayed
there until twelve years ola, ms
father and mother both dying when
lie vas very young Ills master :
name was William Tisdale and IN
Saptember. fodder pulling time oil
his twelfth year, he came to Ken
tuck, with his Young master, ueors'
flsdale. making the trip in wagon
and he has lived In the State eNel
: since. He has been twice married
! hath of his wives being dead hi'
first wife gave birth 70 ten children
Z the Youngest OF whom is now seventy
,,ais old The last wife Tad mhe
lie Youngest OF whom is still We!
i small.
The State Board of Agriculture
had made a contract for survey o
The forests of Kentucky. TO be be
sun at once. and also contracted
!. with a native of Switzerland TO <
IN that country and secure the RICH
J. ind OF families to come to kentuck!
ana make their homes.
n The Forest Sc vice and the Stat
Board of Agriculture, Forestry an
n immigration do hereby mutual.
promise and agree that the Fores
rs Service shall make Investigations an
study upon the ground, and shat
report upon forest resou ces en-
conditions In the State of Kentuck,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

iqne erteas mel on me common
grunnd Of nelghoorliness and good
Fellowship All agreed That the ~
iali was success beyond tie most
siHkuiie hopes Of the orisinalors
ne reverend gentleman was tom
p.'telt surprised but quickly feeained
his sen control ana With true Ken
lucky hospitality made all feel that
their presence brought gladness 70
me heAits OF their host and his
enaiinink vile "a iht> moved about
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
~ MENnRY

iane Colt OHrien vas born IN
carter county Tenn lnlF lA'i-
Sic Departed Tits life june ~ l1H,.
Haad y Years. u months and j. days
Hs luther. John % Briep moved ~
r8sa ks iu 1916 There she z ew
10 Rumauhoui and united with Ire
N IL Church South 10 1850 she
went with relatives on visit .1
Teluts ~. Der old home She there
omitted With the presbt ferlan Church.
o which She hus been faithful ari
consistent member The civil War
breaking out. SHE remained 90 Tenn
Jtce until pecembe 1893 AZ mat
time her brother ! Il UBrien ~eai
10 Tennessee nud brought her home
since then she has lived with her
Towing nephew and neice. l. J and
Faruie Webb. at Wcbhy.lle Ky She
leaves brother and Nster-in-laW
Judge and Mrs J II OBJ len. and
fster Mrs w. + Moore of Louisa
XIV. a brother-iu-law and sister. Mr.
ard Mrs F r Moore Of Wcnhville
Ry and many nephews and neices lC
/ mourn her loss
Aunt jane Was a woman OF a % uao
faa generous personality loving q
and beloved hy an who knew her
81. omcd the guardian angel Of th'
Ibgmo blessed by her presence bear
~ more the relation Of love,
mother and grandmothe than ina
Isf a relative Of lesser degree Par
lt,ularly viii little Dorothy mis-
srntlo They were coneeuial s9ir
H. bound together hy an the sac g
Iu, Of kindred and association
Tic funeral took place on satnrda
llUne 22nd The easket covered vii
ihyely floral iribntes from friends
5N.hhYale aud other towns was ear
= uut on the beautiful lawn Of gu
webb home The Rev Ramsey pas
to Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church q
iGlstson. conducted brief hut IN
,l,ssive service The body was the
taken to the Webb graveyard ON %
,mu and tenderly laid In us fins
ra.ting place. 20 await the ludsmer
NAV Her spirit had winged us ilis-
no The God who gave il
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
5 5. PROGRAM

Eighth annual convention TO be
held al Forks OF Georges Greek on
July 4. 1907
800 devotional Service, Isaac
Griffith
Song
q 30. Fourth Of July address, NJ J.
1000. Teaching Reverence in the S.
s. l.. NJ Copley
1880. Facing the Future, W. J.
Vaughan.
II 90 Musical adjournment.
Dinner.
Reports from delegates Reports
from district p esident for nominating
i.So How to get the most out OF
convention. 7. j. Dalton.
Song -
yention. G. h. Carter.
$50. How to prepare the lesson, A.
Preston. No. ,n. n
Borders $500 -
s. J. d. Borde:s. -, i,
400 Teachers equipment W. .
Vaughan. 81,
l;SO. Some essentials in good teach
ling. w. 7. Fugitt
Five minute talk by five superin
.tendents. a.. ..A.
Five minute talk by five teachers
on the weak points in my school
Il. v. Ball, President
Emma Borders, secy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
MIXEp

ham BroKu o. Miutrrton y
4 fery remarkable cAI- rCn 9.
Doctors sol badly miNti
me- one said inari disease
|ilcl b Kidney trouble The 4tH
Il blood poitou. ans The fifth
\ and liver trouble hui hone
|m heiIe6 NJ. ~ ms vtfe ale
|t1lne Electric Hlturs. NAieh
.norins mo Ia prflei traiih
I5itie dld me mnrr good iaan all
~ d0t0r prescribed Qua
Tor blood poison Neaknes.
IN stomach. liver ana Kidney
pinis by A. 81 Hughes drug.
"a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
pRoGRAM


sunday School Convention
ID at Pollys Chapel July 10.
al = a. m, sun time
y choir
pnai exercises, Rev NJ v
be add ess Isaac Cunningham
-. W 7 CaiD.
Of convention, ] T. Prince
gel iho most out 81 . con-
W ) Vaughan
o prepare the lesson J IL
stors part Rev 81 y Berry
ne folks. Rev Z u Large
oblem u Young men Rev I
aud song by SUNDAY School
School. the door Of The
isaAc cuHhinshsm
|lvea ] k Mood
|unday school iEpsram Adam
Problem 81 the old folks Rev
|iiilams
b. for results W 2 cain
essentlaM ia good tearmnl
|Naughan
|ly : cparation u Giie
talks from pcrlHtehleni
|lcsafrs
Iltie cauukiug up and iii.in
III Btms
limited
q Prince rfed
iaac Caaniurham a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28
rtlr EVILS OF CONSTIPATION

! ~ IN IlaN VT N'faNt' 2 90 - 'N'-'
al. mam in Act almost every ser
ieas illness has It's oriein Bog con
situation. ard ONE medicines ~
tsad OF preventing constipation adj
IT,. il This is ue Of most ca,larties.
.UrI,h when fIrsl used have a bel-
.sirisi effect. but the dose has 20 be
nntiuually Increased and before
Iona the remedy ceases TO have the
sssatest effect There D. one prep.
a,ation. however, that can be relied
W4gu upon TO produce the same re-
suits With the same dose even after
rlu years daly use aud this is
fi,randreths Pills. which has o rec
old OF u,e, lO0 years as the stand.
lard fpucGy Tor constipation ana All
roy bles aris,uv aom an ieuure state
ot the blood
f Brandreth's Plls are the same fine
.l.yotige tonic pin your grandparents
uq.d and can DE found IN evcfv drug
and medicine store either plaiu %
suear-coated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

had quite a number 81 visiiau
SATURDAY but mos % them
"a vote 10 Redainr nr iiar
RsS~iur got - votes and
" roi q
Rame1 3 aoa utH thrHen f1al
one cas- mt week. aa 80,
broke
John shoruils O. he
hsf daughter ant nE in hE
lradie
hss brn iull 81 cross ,..-
aa ioEs Cor some Ilme tut
has most too loa 60 So tHf
b. dam
umrhusnl bn hrta ttinf
|ilisre station vith Hi hnf
.nF1a ta go u1s tHt u.s g
have aussd t5s $3.50 Hrte'fn
nus ana ths bridge 20 Nii
the farmers around here
ri,d thsf has gni ainia.
can go the weeds oat Of
)old rnad between hte anl
has ID many hiI-s'id~ in %
"a almost ima.sah.F
81 bernard who has bcf1 aNa'
ireinia uorkius. 80 hack ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

...,,.,tcp Al .kEk
4 SATURDAY evenly ine
n Rev. Roscoe MIR l'
In together With 90
Ia friends Of the ouu
H. al his home VIZ
ani completely "a
/ ,ppromiating one 81 De- '...'
sinrehousc FOR The " ~.
me, mad brought
man deserves a go0
Sroneh some agency , 81
H. mc; demoustraicdA gei'
',b,s occasion The N h'n.'.
,nn, ~ hnyinE q Iouh' par.N
4 minister was observe ''
L. of Union, Mamre au1
4 churches united 10 svN y,
4 ~ friends and To c\in0 'u' W..
TO- the young man VINO y.
4 host Of friends whcreN y
A Young member deeo!e F"
aW,V I'm the morning
In expedition on the han'\N I"
4 creek. About dark the s.
began to arrive and u se y
|all roads led To Murray Wy
/. at the junction OF the ;
and Marion road Young
an denominations and OF III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-06-28

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Z Nasat catarrh. by usinF flt b
. palm Then uiil ail thc well.
nd soreness obe driven our I"
.nje mildmsd membranes h'
u sneslnv win cease ana 'H'
Nuffci siYe tp uiHtIa
I'd wlM h. cured when Ar
tlat proa,N ave -
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