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New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

and some important bridge material contracts are
pending. ,,,,rioiro,itioe arc slow in
placing orders for cast iron pipe ana the 30
bne decreased to a considerable extent safes oI
raiis are confined principally to traction INES
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II m uSeme ents.
MANHATTAN g,,S SrEKA !. & moUsE.
SEASON nsEp

MANHATTAN s,,S SrEKs ~ sIaG mossE. s,h A..
SEASON or GRAND OPERA
OSCAR RAMMERSTEIN. Director
FRI. JAN. II. at s-verdrs RIGOLETTO Mines
MEIBE. Severtna. Zaccara. Giacomin: NM
BONCf, RENACD, ARIMONDI. Mugnoz Fossetta
Nenturini kesChiglan. Cond.. Campanini-
SAT. NAT, JAN. IL. at 2-Verdrs AIDA. Mime.
Russ DE Cisneros: NM Rass Ancona Armondi
SAT. NIGHT. JAN. IL. at S-BIzets CARMEN
Mines Bressier-G Gianol Donalda, Trentini Gaconia:
NM DalmoreS. Renaud. Gilbert Bassi MuEnoz
k.sshis Han 13nd,. 'ampanin Prices. T5c- $500
CONCERT. soc to $150-Special Programme
NJ Cleofonte Campanni. conducting entire Man
haitian Opera House Orchestra. SoIoists- Mines
Russ. Donalda: NM. Renaud Bass ArimondL and
especially engaged, Slgnorna Ada Sassoli ItaIy's
celebrated harp viItu
MON. JAN. IL. at S:I5- Rossinfs III. BARBIERF
DI sENIGIIA. Miles Pinkert.. Trentinf: NM
Bonci. Ancona. Ar:mondi Gilbert. venturinA Cond
WE'D. JAN. 1s. at s-Fareweu performance Of
Don GIOVANNI. Mines Russ. DonaIda Gilbert.
NM Bonei Renaud Gilbert. Brag. Mugnoz Cond
Campan.aI
FRI. JAN. Is. at s-Meyerbeer's THE HUGrE
NOTS Mines. Russ. Pinkert. De Cisne-os Severina
Zaecaria Arti; NM Bassi. Ancona. Arimondt
Fossetta. TeCchi Cond. Campauni
fhi fhiRp 6Ai HrFENHaScH iAl ls +: OF . NINE, MEIBA
N-rdis Ia TRAyIArA. Mines MeIba Zlrcsri,
~. Ser .eT'n1 Nm: Bassi Ancona. Gilbert. venturini
re, IAN tossrtta. tond.. CampannL
SAT-. NIGHT. JAN. ~. at SIS Cpopular pricsd
performance. s5c 10 S3)-H TROyATORE Mines
russ pe tlsneros. Zaccaria. NM Dalrnores Seveil-
nSc' Nuefloz. Teccht tond. Tanara
seats for All Above Now Selling
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
c,tsa -.o4 Sunset 4:52 Moon 3:l2 Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
NJ co,J, Hook 34s Coy. Island 402l He'll Gate 300
:, W-Sandy Hook Alb Gov. Island i2l Hell Gate 6:lt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The celtic which reported Sable Island at m We:
terda when miles east OF that station Is eNpeC'eu
cock about 3 a m Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

Fri Evg-. Jan II, s. L'AFRICANA-Freustad
Rappod: Caruso. StraCciar PIancon Iournet If,,1i'
mann. Bars. Cond Vigna.
sat Aft. Jan. =. at .. LOHENGRIN-Enaua Eames
Kirkby- Lunn; Burran. Govitz. Bass Muhimann. Cond
Hertz.
sat. Evg- Jan Il tpop. pricesl. s. Ia DANI%3-
TION DE FAUST-Farrsr: RousseIiere Plancon BseuA
Ballet Aerien Cond. Vigna-
SUN EI'S JA\ y. POP. PRICES. AT $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
SooiSts- Semorich Boninsegna JsCOby; DppeI Scotti
Entire Metropolitan opera House Orchestra
Conductor, Nahan FrankO
Mon. Eyg. Jan. Il. s. TANNHA E,I-SER- Emma
EaTnes. Fremstad, Alien; Burrian. Van ROov Rlass
Reiss Muhmanu. COnd. Hertz
Wed. Evg.. Jan. a Double Bin PAGTIACt~r-
AIten: Caruso ScottL Reiss. Smard COnd Visna-
Homer Weed: GOrftz ConG. Hert
InufS. f-VG-- Jan L.. "a :. Special Performance.
lAkNt-Senlbrtch. Jacoby. SirneoIi NattfeId P0ebl-
mann Rousseltere. JoGrnet, Simard Bars Cond Bow
PRICES. S1-5o. s.. $3.50, So. s.
Fri eve. Jan Is, a, s, MANON IESCA AJ-T-Cava-
ParOli Cond. Vigua 49,
The SALE OF SEATS for next weeks performances
begins TO-DAY tTHTRSl A
WEBER PIANO USED.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Farewell Week of
80 ,tNNs Annie DirkenS- Every Evening see
X sat Matinee, w e Maenner N"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
Proposals..

rNREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
l. Supervising Architect Washington u G January
Sth. ls01-Sealed proposals will received al fbs
office until o'clock Z. NJ. the 4th day OF February
1897. and then opened, for OF
sions to the maiins platform and roof same etc
at L. :. Court House and Post Office butldnr Een,
York, y. Y. in accordance with and
eations, copies of which may had al this ofics o.
the office of the Chief Engineer Superintendent 81
Public BUILDINGS. No. 100. Post Office building New
York. n Y at the discretion Supervising
teeL JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising ATcbitart
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Farewell Week oF
u ~ " " III Annie F,vsr,- %
X Set Matinee, w ie m Maenner fesse n %
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'Brings mall,
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
Celebrates S3rd Birthday y

A correspondent of The Trib- une from Rule reports a birthday celebration few days ago at the home of Mahlan Alfred near that place, it being the occasion of the eighty third anniversary of J. s. Douglass. Those present were E. c. Douglass and family, Abe Walker and wife, T. s. Col Her and family, Booker Douglass and family, Misses Mollie and Duck Breeding.
 This good old man came to this country from Tennessee in 1851. He was here during the sixties, when the dark cloud of war burst upon this land. He answered the call to arms and. is one of the few remaining veterans of the civil war. His feet are tottering, however, and he will soon go to join the hosts on the other side.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
to North Missouri for interment.
COUNTY LEvYING COURT.

COUNTY LEvYING COURT.
 The annual levying court was in session at Berryville Monday and Tuesday of this week. There were 29 Justices of the Peace of the, county present to sit, with Judge Tom Fancher presiding.
 The committee on tax levy rec commended that the usual levy of three mills for general county purposes be increased to four mills and even some favored a a five mill levy, but the three mill levy was made by a big ma jority. Esquire J. E. Greg son of Carrollton township in speaking against the increase of the levy reminded the body of the cam paign promises made all over the county last year that. all the present public improvements could be made without the in- crease of one cent taxation. It was also shown that the Board of Equalization had raised the property assessment of the county over SI00, 100000.
 Esquire Arbuckle in king for an increased levy said the county was now in debt about S19, 100000 and that it would be ruinous to the county to remain on a scrip basis, that scrip had already depreciated to 70 cents on the dollar.
 On Monday Judge Fancher appointed a committee to visit the Poor Farm. The report of the committee showed that the inmates of the home were in a deplorable condition. On Tues day the whole body visited the farm and upon their return recommended, that the County Judge take immediate steps to sell the farm and purchase a small tract of land near town and that comfortable buildings be erected. The quorum court ad- journed Tuesday afternoon and Judge Fancher is proceeding with the regular routine work of the county court.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
BUTTON HOLE BOOUETs.


 The Green Forest Tribune, under it's new editor, J. L. Rus sell, is newsier and heater than ever. Experience tells in the newspaper characterization Republican.
 The Green Forest Tribune shows a decided improvement since J. l.. Russell took control. -Springdale News.
 The Green Forest Tribune has been sold by E. c. Cooper tc J.L. Russell. Editor Russell is we'll known to the newspaper fra ternity of the state. For fifteen years he was editor and publisher of The Tribune, selling out to MT Cooper two years ago. He is a thorough, practical and success full newspaper man, and hii many friends welcome him back to the editorial ranks.-Ark an . sas Notes in Western Publisher Chicago.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafne ss and that is by constipational remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en- tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken ont and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be de- stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused py Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
 F.. CHENEY 6: CO.,, Toledo. O.
 Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
WRITTEN GUARANTEE.

Dr. Hess Stock Food Poultry Pan -ce-a, Instant Louse Kill CT, Dr.. Hess Worm Powder and pr. Hess Heave Powder are, therefore, sold on positive guarantee, and we have SO com pletely demonstrated the absolute merit of these scientific com pounds, that we are able 10 fur nish this written guarantee, in. dorsed by banks, commercial agencies, and well known busi- ness houses, who willingly vouch for the absolute fulfillment of it's conditions to the letter. Sold by T. NJ. Rueil.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Next Annual Meeting to be Held
 at Green Forest.

The thirty eighth annual ses- sion of the Carroll County As- sociation of the Missionary Bap- tist was held with Rock Springs church, near Grand View, com- mencing on Wednesday of last week.
 The body was organized by the election of Eld. J. H. Spurlin of Berryville moderator and G. R. Mccall of Grand View, clerk. There were about thirty messen- gers present, representing IA churches. The meeting is re- ported to have been one of the best from spiritual standpoint in the history of the association.
 From digest of the letters from the various churches to the association it was found that the total membership of the churches represented in the association is 73O.
 There has been paid to pastors during the past year S1105.28, and contributed to missions S131 40.
 The associational board was directed to employ a county missionary for full time the com- ing year to work within the bounds of the association.
 A representative of the Baptist Orphans Home of Montecello was present and gave a good report of the affairs of the home. At present it has sixty five inmates. Eld. c. P. Dean, state mission ary for Northwest Arkansas, was present as was also J. s. Harad, missionary colporter, both lend- ing assistance in the work.
 Eld. Spurlin was selected to represent the association in the Southern Baptist convention, which organization was heartily indorsed by resolutions of the association. The business of the body was wound up at noon on Friday and adjournment was taken until the next annual meeting, which was voted to be held with Green Forest church, the date for the meeting being fixed by the con-. stitution for Wednesday before the first Sunday in October. J. H., Parker represented Green Forest church at the asso. citation.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11

PRESIDENT RoosvELT is mak- ing friends on his southwestern trip. He talks well and bluntly. The people like man of this kind. They believe he is honest, with no axe to grind, and what he says to them sinks into their hearts, although all may not agree with him. They gave him credit for knowing more of the country's needs than they do on account of his exalted station. He sometimes treads on the corns of some classes, but it is generally thought that they are not doing business in a strictly legal way, and he is not slow in speaking about it. He stands we'll with all sections, and east, west, north and south.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
How to Cure a Cold.

The question of how to cure cold without unnecessary loss of time is ore in which we are all more or less inter ested, for quicker cold is gotten rid of the less the danger of pneumonia and other serious diseases. MT. B. w. L. Hall, of Waverly, Va, has used Cham berlains Cough Remedy for years and says: I firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. I have recommended it to my friends and they all agree with me. '' For sale by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM BER-
 RYVILLE.
 Business of all kinds brisk in Berryville.
 Mrs. May Malloy left Sunday to join her husband at Vian, Okla, when he is employed in in a hardware store.
 Eld. J. F. Little, state evanga- . list for the Baptist State Board, was here Sunday and Monday iii the interest of the state work
 Eld. J. H. Spurlin is absent this week attending the Baptist Association of Lawrence county, Mo-, at Stotts, City.
 William Worcester, special agent of the census department at Washington, has concluded his labors here scare hing the marriage and divorce records of the past 20 years. He found that there had bsen granted 200 divorces in the Eastern district of the county during the past 20 years. A like search is being made in every county in the United States.
 Ira Harris of Rochester New York is here this week trying to interest our business men in the erection of a cannery. Gle is the fellow who has been working at Green Forest.)
 A new manufacturing estab- lishment is on tap for Berry vile. It is proposed to erect a plant for the manufacturing of all kind of hardwood articles. One of Berryville's we'll known promoters is behind the scheme.
 Mrs. Nancy Freeman, wife o1 William H. Freeman, died Tues day morning at 3 o'clock after a very brief illness. Mrs. Free. man was perhaps the oldest lady in Berryyille, being just 90years. She and husband were perhaps the oldest couple in Carroll county, he being 94 years She is the mother of J. w. Freeman and T. C. Freeman o1 this place.
 Berryville got in at the 11th hour with a 2 1-2 mill levy fol city purposes. The city dads had been so busy that they came very nearly overlooking it.
 A 15-year-old son of Mir Dowd, residing on the Wast Davis place four miles north O town, died Monday. His re- mains were shipped Wednesday
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
FROM 0LO-TIMERS
And Others Who Like to Hear
 from Green Forest People
BY READING THE TRIBUNE
Letters to the Editor From Several Different States

w. E. Gregory, Green Forests first station agent, writes us from Mammoth, Utah, sending in a pair of cart wheels and says he is as busy as cranberry merchant, or words meaning the same thing. He is doing a double shuffle in the railroad agents line, being agent for both the P. s. L. A. & s. l.. and the D. & R. G. rail- ways, and at the same time act- ing as agents for both the Pacific and Wells Fargo Express Con- panies. He sends his best wishes.
 R. F. Case, pleasantly remem- bered here as one of the leading school teachers of our county and an all-round good fellow, sends us a nice draft on Uncle Sam from Alicel, Oregon, and takes occasion to remark that that section of the country is wonderfully blessed with abund- ant crops, which is bringing good prices. He says that most all the old residents of Carroll county, who reside there, are enjoying their share of this pros- perity. Wheat is selling at 70 cents a bushel, which means great profit for the farmers. Ap- pies are S1.40 per bushel and that means lots of money for the fruit growers, as there are splen- did crops of apples and pears. Hogs are worth ' cents on foot, eggs 30 cents a dozen, butter 30 cents pound, or as the people put it, 60 cents roll. The one draw back there now is the lack of cars to transport the grain to market. The three ware houses in Alicel are al- most full of grain and many farmers have not yet threshed. Every one is employed at good wages. One crew, Riley says, worked all night, about the time he wrote and another crew half the night in the ware houses. Half night work is S2.50 and all night So. One hand made $1O from Friday morning till Satar- day night.
 w. s. Purcelley, familiarly known as Sherwood, who left here for the Lone Star state five or six years ago, writes us with good cheer from his home at Lov- ing, Texas, and sends us a nice little bunch of coll ateral. Mr. Purcelley says he always feels better when his subscription is paid ahead, and he wouldn't think of doing without The Tribune. He says he is not surprised to learn that so many people who have left Arkansas have return eG, as The Tribune is always telling so many good things about this part of Arkansas, but as he has nice farm out there where fishing and duck hunting is plentiful, he will not come back right away. He sends his best wishes to The Tribune and it's many readers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
Out of Sight.

"Out of sight, out of mind, is an old saying which applies with special force to sore, burn of wound that's been treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's out of sight, out of mind and out of existance. Piles too and chilblains disappear under it's healing inf uence. Guaranteed by all druggist. 25c.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-10-11
A Card of Thanks.

I wish to thank the good Christian ladiesof Green Forest, for their kindness in my sickness and the good young ladies for coming nights and bringing me so many good things to eat.
 God bless you all.
 MRS. MINNIE HARRIS.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

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Chas. H. FIumnlerIc]t.
Successor to R. B. Wilson. !
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Headquarters To- Duinnenels-Wri9ht Roasted coffeos
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THE LOCAL EVENTS

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looking after ms INTERESTS
Herbert " lI''a''lN j. "'"N'''H ms
mother, OF MililicH'''' WISH
W. D. Bruton OF Thorp, WAS III
the city yesterday on ou9'HcN''
H. J. Snively OF North Yakima.
is attending court here this week
Born edneSo'E 'c''hvr NIA
to Mr.. and MIS- " H. H'S"'"
son.
J. A flodinc returned '''" MS
visit to Sullnyaldt yesterday 'IlO'
noon.
Frank Williams of Toppcn,eh
soent few DAYS in the CITY this
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citv Yesterday
A. l.. Nishard mas purchase"
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smoke House
Col. ]. B. Crouch OF Olympia
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Kennev and family
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down Wednesday to spend lew
davs with his f.n,;,,.
AL. slemmons and SON Wilbur
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Seattle last afternoon.
Rose 4 Imam have JuatrccciNcd
their fine funeral car from the man
uiacturers in Cincinnati.
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La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
ne.,e. Of fine, s.,,,.m..,.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i james ". Brown. Deceased: Notice il
hereby given. that on Aoodsy. the isth day
Of July. A. ID. isUs, being ooe of the regular
days OF the June tSrn Of the County Court OF
W. Haskins. administrator Of said estate. - i'll
App<ar before the Judge of said Court, pre-
sent my final settlement As such adm istra.
tor, pray tn. approval Of the same, aud " III
then apply to h- discharged az such adminis-
traitor At which time and place any person
in interest may appear aud present objections
TO the same IL any there br.
Dated at Ia Junta. Colorado. June .fh. iy0I.
EAkL W. HAskfSS.
Administrator of the estate of jaime, W,
Brown. deceased.
First publication, juno IL. isgs.
Last publication. July q, 1877.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
long oi.,.ne. r.,.phon. Line.

The long distance telephone line
through Kansas and Colorado was
completed and both ends joined at
Holly last Saturday.
Work has been under way on this
system. known as the Colorado and
Eastern Telephone and Telegraph
company, since last summer.
Now Colorado people may talk
with all points in the east and south.
while heretofore, the telegraph was
the only means of getting into COM
munication with territory outside
the state.
A sixty mile stretch from Garden
City to a point a few miles east of
Holly is 50 straight that there is not
a single guy wire used. At no place
from Holly to the Missouri river is
the line more than two miles out OF
its center. which is said to be the
worlds record for straight tele-
phone line.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
Gig ass.,,.I, Ga.h..,s.,.

Senator G. w. Swink was in the
city Wednesday on business and
called on relatives and friends be-
sides.
He speaks with enthusiasm re-
garding the big reservoir and ditch
scheme which he is promoting and
having pushed through down near
Rocky Ford. and is confident Of get
ting plenty Of water.
When completed it will be among
the best Of the kind and will reclaim
a tract of some 40. 900 acres Of land
IL never worked harder in all my
life," he said. II am at it every
day from morning till night and
have a large force Of men and teams
on. all working like the old Harry"
Mr.. Swink is considerably over 20
years of age but is strong and
healthy, and is so sunburned and
sturdy appearing that he reminds
one of bronze statue of some old
colonial pioneer. He made run
for the nomination of governor on
the republican ticket and got up
quite reputation as a hustler.
La Junta tribune., 1907-06-22
po.,efie. to Lead Strenuous. Life.

Commencing July LIST. and contin-
uing for a period of six months
thereafter, the local postoffice will
commence to lead the strenuous life.
Postmaster Dalton has received an
order from the department which
states that beginning with July LIST
and extending to December 3lst, the
local office must weigh and keep a
record of all mail originating with
it. These reports will show the
weight of each class Of mail sep
arately. also the weight Of all the
mail sent free under government
franks, in penalty or official envel-
opes. also all newspapers in the
county. This is in accordance with
an act passed by the last congress
and the information thus gathered
will be used by the next congress in
the preparation Of some legislation
affecting the postoffice department.
Some time during the six months.
for period Of thirty days to be Sc
lected at the option Of the postmas-
ter. the local Office will be required
to keep a r-cord of the receipts tf
each class of mail. that is. the
amount received for postage stamps.
stamped envelopes. postal cards.
newspapers. etc The order does
not provide for the employment Of
additional help. and the strenuous
conditions to be inaugurated July
lst for a period of six months are
being viewed with alarm by en-
ployes of the local office.