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The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

Notice ,S is hereby egy given that on this day chancery court for the Eastern district of Carroll County, Arkansas, praying that said court. at its July term, 1908, make a decree quieting. and confirming his title in and to the following described tracts of District of Carroll county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 A part of the SE IA of the SW IA, Sec. 29, Twp. 20, N. Range 24 west, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the NV. corner of said tract, thence South 20 half chains to stone, thence North F degrees and 15 minutes East 21 half-chains to subdivis- branch, thence West half-chains and 12 links to the place of beginning, containing 156 acres, more or less.
 Also part of the SW IA of the SW 1-4, Sec. 4, Twp 20, N. Range 24 West, more paticu- larly described as follows: Commencing st the SEE Corner of said forty, running thence thence West 40 rods to Springfield Street in the town of Berryvil1e, Ark, thence North IS rods, thence East 40 rods, thence South IS rods to the place of beginning, containing I ceres. Also Blocks 1, 5 and in Crawford's Ad- dition in the town of Belryyille, Ark, the East subdivisional line of the sW 1-4 of the Sw 1-4, Sec. 29, Twp 20, N. Range 24 West, 727 feet West. according to official plat as 4so a an tSe sE 4 cf the a @ of Section 4, Twp. 19, N. Range B West, except par allelogram in the NE corner of said forty 645 feet wide East and West and 899 2-3 feet long North and South.
 Also part of the sw IA of the NE 1-4, Sec 1, Twp I9, N. Range 23 West, more particu- larly described as follows: Beginning at the SEE corner of said tract, thence West 215 feet, thence North I'll feet, thence East 1S5 feet, thence North to the North line of said forty, thence East 30 feet to the NE corner of said tract, thence South subdivisonal line to the SE corner of said forty, the place of beginning.
 Now all persons having any claims to said land, any part thereof will show cause, if any they have, at the next term of the Carroll Chancery Court for the Eastern District there of, which term begins on the fourth Monday in July, 1908, why the title of said land should not be quieted su. confirmed.
 Given under my hsnd and the seal of said court on this 21st day of May, 1908.
 A. J. RUSSELL
 Clerk of the Chancery Court.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
Carro1lton Items.
We are having nice farming weathe again.

We are having nice farming weather again,
 Miss Maggie Crockett of Green Forest came to Carrollton last wee k to visit friends and relatives.
 Rev. J. H. Cummins and daughter Miss Myrtle of Berryville are visiting relatives here, and Rev. Cummins will preach here next Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. Ruble failed to fill his appoint ment Sunday at 3 o'clock.
 MT. Lafayette's strawberries are be- ginning to get little scarce, though he has shipped a good many.
 Misses Maud and Dora Watson made trip to Green Forest Sunday evening"
 Misses Nola Rains and Alta Stacy of Alpena visited Carrollton Sun day Sc hool Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
Highland Freezes.

Will White, son of s. L. White, has located for the summer in the Hulsey neighborhood.
 B. B. Eslinger visited in the Grim community Saturday night and Sun day.
 Prof. Bunch of Berryville visited friends south of Green Forest Sunday.
 The Sunday School at Highland is progressing finely. Quite a good in- terest is manifested in the lessons and the attendance is encouraging.
 The farmers are a little blue about their crops, but they keep working away between showers, trying to down the weeds.
 Mrs. J. w. Sheldon of Braswell Springs and Mrs. Jane Webb of Green Forest were visiting the family of s. L. White last Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. w. D. Lemon is reported quite ill.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, April 2s 1908 Osborne of Green Forest, Ark, who on March 16, 1903 made Homestead Entry No. 3O01s for the N 1-2 SW, 14 Sec. 19 Twp. 19, N, R. 22 w. his intention to make final five year proof to establish claim, to land, above described before Register and Receiver of U. $. land office at Harrison Ark. on the l3 day of June, 1908.
 Claimant names witnesses: John Cope of Green Forest, Ark, Lewis Langston, and ". T; Dixon of Alpena Pass, Ark, and Joe Overall of Markley, Ark
 John l. Worthington, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
CLERKS NOTICE.

= Notice is hereby given that the following Guar dian's have filed their annual accounts current at the April term Of the Probate Court for the Eastern District of Carroll County Arkansas for confirmation or rejection at the July Term of thie court:
 r. M. Req, guardian of Pearl Boyd, ct al 8th annual account current.
 J. H. Mathis, guardian of the Gum heirs, 2nd annual account current
 All persons having objections to same are called upon to file same on or before the Third Monday in July, 1908. J. s. FANcHER.
 Probate Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29

HON. w. l.. MCPHERSON formerly of Newton county has been nominated for Representa- tive of Johnson county, where he has recently cast his citizenship. Mack is a splendid orator and an ardent champion of the Republi- an cause. He will doubtless re- vive the dropping spirits of the Republicans in Johnson county.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29

w. H. Hatfield was the purch- aser of the lot sold by w. A. Butt as administrator of the estate of Ann Parker, deceased, on last Saturday. The consideration was $60.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
For thirty ', hams VegetaF l..

standard rem an old direct- and has positiy t.t t h,,t women who hat Gnat thaI oue displaeements,1 long in busi- tion, fibroid tch and retire. periodic pains, o., ~ ing-down feelhall and enter tion, ,dizzlness,9f others who
 NY Mrs. s0i5 Pi5i'ate than they, women tuarter of a century hee Sea,t!a !na}ful business career.
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
The Home Bakery

Can supply all the de- mands of Green Forest and vicinity for BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
 We Make Speciality of Pies and cakes for or ders Saturday for Sum- day dinners. We can furnish anything in our line cheaper than you can afford to do your own baking.
 NUNNALLY BLDG. MAIN ST. 8, E }, M E 6 Q " N
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
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 panion. J elio naioii"

panion. eAA0 Ae'A oAio'Ai
 ,.s delinquents: If v..Ae the editor of the court. 'ts to make a tour of ,oa wno ,l 7 taking about two big nation, for his health serve 1tallE looking after .4m Am the paper. So all in sowing! themselves in- my vii effI.e are requested cryin', .' aale. All those in 'em.' .'-".s office and not
 [, requested to call In th;. Those knowing great 1T be indebted and 1o,soo, 6 call are requested States, place long enough
 h them!'
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
LYDIA E. PM m this Ids VEGETABLE fhat good
comes as as it did
 s-r

Boyd, of Rity of the farmer
 "l was as 1n1cess of the busi- I suffered. he town, likewise .a6ie .aa ' ( m pe',he town increases days work the farms. Both SICK wo'nah the town citizens
 For thirty '
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29

in our b their live certain to be Taft ond dn oret atand the contest will and tidy, wo-hen
 weakness or disp=
 broughto on and the% vacation drifting along from Co1 knowing well that 1ess ool- have help to overcomylor says aches which daily maE oon be
 r. ;c +o tbaca faitbf UGH oO
The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29

11oES fs'~ = chap tEement of the First "Oh, no, sir
 shaw. de detec'iness May II, tect me from kees of that in-
 ,rs,r,,r, ,478.13, with That a wordUunt of $780, ferent means a remarkable fir from the Bw of the banking Have yehe people of that sing lately,e past year. The uogan e Bank has always music shel along conserva
 e Ign there is no safer piled MT. I'd in the state. It "Keegan toe.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
KENTUCKY VICTORY
PLEASES TAFT MEN
Defeat of Senator Bradley and
Allies" Keeps South
Out of Line.

TAFT leaders have not yet got over
felicitating themselves on what recently
happened in Kentucky and oyer tn :
lambasting they gave to Senator Brad
ley, newly elected b. the Legs allure of
that state 10 succeed Senator N cCreary.
The view taken By the Tat leaders
is that when the TAFT forces captured
the entire delegation from Kentucky.
with the exception OF tie delegates from
he Second district. the bottom WAS
Knocked out OF the cl&apaigH OF the
allies in the south. IG is pointed out
by The TAFT men that had Bradley sue
ceeded In Ills effort TO give the Ken
tuCky delegation TO Fairbanks ana keen
IL from TART ne would have underts ken
t. organize formidable Taft opposition
all over lie South. lie would have led
host OF contesting delegates to Chi
cage. and would have made croas
fight 10 have them seated by the com
mittee.
Mr. Bradley however failed Gignally
In the effort 10 keep Kentucky out Of
the tart ranks. When the friends OF
Mr. Fairbanks some weeks ago began
predicting Taft would not gel any dele
gates ia that state, the TAFT manage
ment at once uudeTt ook a vigorous cam
Patgn OF organization, and the results
Of that campaign are now apparent
The opponents or TaSt charge that
lavish use OF money was MADE by the
Taft leaders. and that Federal office
holders were impressed into services
riFht and left. Against this cOn,oina-
ton. they say. il was impossible 10
make headWay.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
BOURNE I'm BAD"
WITH HOME FOLK
Senator From Oregon Must Look
TO Defeated Colleague for
Future Favors.

Jonathan Bourne, inventor OF the sec
ond electlve-term phrase Senator from
Oregon, host of the s., 90, 0o0-consplracy
dinner. and donor OF $1,000 prize for
the best statement OF reasons why
Roosevelt should be renOminatea again,
il under the suspicion Of being "in bad
with the political tendencies at home
Mr.. Bourne IS the author Of 125 o..
interviews. Ia which he has cOnclusiVeiy
shown that Roosevelt must be nomi-
mated IL the Republicans are 10 win,
and that Tart, OF all men. mustn't be
nominated, II the party j. 10 remain IA
power. He Is serving his first term ia
the Senate
The other day Ills colleague. Senator
Fulton. was defeated at the primary IN
oregon for denomination TO the Senate.
H. II. Cake. Of Portland, took the nOni-
nation by a close vote
But now II turns up that, while losing
the Senatorial nomination. the FulI0il
crowd captured the control Of the Stata
central committee and that the retir-
ing Senator VIII have his finger on the
trigger Tor the next two wears. at least,
While senator Borne viii have to sit
back and ask favors from his defeated
colleague
The Washington times., 1908-05-11

That she Johnson Presidential boom
is all frOth and 10 substance. al talk
and few delegates. is the opinion ex-
pressed by Representative Hitchcock, Of
Omaha, the one Democrat N Congress
from Mir. Bryan's State. Mr.. Hitch
cock is the publisher of the Omaha
World Herald. the leading Democratic
paper on the Missouri river, ard for
many years an ardent supporter of Mr.
BRYAN.
MI organs nomination is not a
matter OF probability" said Mr. Hitch
cock 1T q a fact
only three other possible candidates
have been mentioned. Judge Gray is
one, and Delaware would be for him.
but ne has declined. Judge Harm IN
was one, but Ohio has instructed for
BRYAN and nominated Harmon for gov
eruor. Governor Johnson is the third,
and his name has not Yet been men
toned i'm any state convention. CL
course. he will have his own state. bUt
] don believe his name viii be pre-
scented al Denver. He may receive
higher hun0rs some day. bur not
Presidential nomination this lear,
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
TRICK ON THE IDLE
DECLARED FRAUD
Unemployed Men Induced to Give
Up twenty-five Cents TO Get
Positions.

Three Chicago concerns were today de-
MED the further use Of the mails by he
Postmaster General. Fraud orders we're
issued against the distributors Guar
antee Association with Offices IN the
Quinian building; the Globe Advertising
anu Distributing Company. and Hum
mel & Co.
The scheme in each case was practi-
cally the same, Advertisements were in
serted ia newspapers saying that the
advertiser represented certain large
business concerns in all PARIS OF the
United states. who were rocking for
men TO tack signs and distribute cir
CU'aT-.
Ii was stipulated that the applicant
for a position should send % cents. This
also entitled him TO membership in the
club, and he would then be appoint
ed 20 represent the company. II was
shown that none az The companies ever
placed any OF their clients in positions.
their aim being 10 secure the % cents.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
COLLECTION AGENCY MEN
TO BE GIVEN HEARING
MAY Is

William A NIitchner. sixty-lwo years
of age, Of 455 Luray place northwest,
and Ray j. Hooper, both OF whom were
arrested since the police investigation
into the International Law Association
began, viii be given a hearing in the
Police Court May IS on a charge of en-
bezZiement.
Hooper, who was manager Of the COM
pany, was arrested several days ago,
and Friday was committed to jail in de-
fault of $1,000 bond. Mitchner was not
located until last night. He said the
company had no Intention OF defraudfpg
anyone. and that they had not been
given the customarv ninety DAYS d,
winch 10 settle accounts. The rG7car1
did a collection business. Cd II
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
MR.. CLEVELAND RESTS WELL;
CONDITION CONTINUES
TO IMPROVE

LAKEWOOD. X. j.. May u.-Grover
Cleveland passed "a restful night. accord
ing 10 information given out by the as
sistant manager OF his hotel.
Every available source OF official in
formation insist the condition OF the
former President continues steadily TO
improve DR.. Joseph h. Bryant. his ply
stefan. has. not relaxed his vigil. nor
has the staff Of nurses been reduced.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
Bryan Is a Certain Winner,
Says Hitchcock, of Nebraska

Bryan ard then the State convention
did the same.
The opposition to Bryan is in high
Tiaces ana confined largely 10 a few
Eastern newspapers which use their
news columns TO perVert facts Their
editorial prejudices spread ali over the
paper, TO misiead readers into bell eYins
there Is a Johnson boom and that Bryan
may not be nominated.
Democrats Are United.
81 have been asked How about the
election? Wen. the Democrats out
look is splendid. The party is united !;
enormously strengthened in all the NJ l.
dle States by the political Kindergarten
President ROOseN cit has been maintala-
ing in his own arty. Tens Of thous-
ands of Republicans whom We never
could have reached. have learned from
him that Democratic policies are sight.
BRYAN will START with the South,
having lG6 electoral votes. He viii need
- more and will get them from states
which I list unier two heads, Prob
able and Possible
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
States Only Claimed.

New York and New Jersey are
claimed for JChrson- But III fact they
are not for anybody al present, except
that many OF their delegate are avoWed
Bryan men, only restrained from sup
porting him until the delegation comes
10 vote.
THE New England States have eighty
four convention votes. Bryan has at
least seventy, and probably seyenty-siN
Of these
Every Southern State that has spOk-
en- has declared for Bryan, The OPP
position claimed South Carolina, but
the county conventions instructed a
majority Of delegates Tor Bryan l
don't believe the OPPOSITION can muster
thirty votes. against Bryan in all the
South.
The opposition claimed North DakJ-
ta-tiH il instructed for brYan. Then
they claimed IlinOis-tin Il iii the
same Guffey was expected to carry
The pennsylvania primaries against
Hryan. He Was defeated in his own
district and the Bryan men elected
ffty-one of the sIXty-eIght PennsylVd-
MAN delegates. Iiut as the state con-
Vention has not vet been held the OPP
u, Sition s,ill claims the State Ihey
Claimed Ohio for Harmon az ons by
one the counties had ine.rutted Tor
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
NEGRO is HELD
ON GIRL S EVIDENCE
Men Who Captured Alleged House
breaker for Police Appear
in Court.

Charged with housebreakins. James
Curtis, "A negro. who was found Satur-
day night in the home of Joseph A.
Clements, 64S Eleventh street northeast,
was held in Sl,Go bail for the action of
the grand jury by Judge kimOaIl. IN
the Police Court. this morning. Ger
trude Clements, sixteen years old. vino
discovered the burglar, and who was
so badly frightened that she did not re-
gain consciousness until 4 o'clock yes
terday morning was the principal Wit
ness against the negro
Frank = RoJtS, OF 1924 q street north
east, and Ron mt +. Evans. OF 627 Tenth
street northeast, who rushed INTO the
house and held the man until the ar
rival OF the police. told Or The desperate
attempt the negro made &C gain his lib
erty.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
HEARING is POSTPONED.

Tie hearing called by the Commits
sioners today 10 inquire into the ale
cations made by u. j. Brennan against
the Engineer Department in the matter
of awarding contracts was postponed
until II O'CiOCk tomorrow
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
SENATE TO Be BUSY
ON APPROPRIATIONS
Agricultural and Postoffice
Measures Will Be Con
sidered Among First.

Rapid progress on appropriation bills
u expected 10 be made IN both houses
OF Congress this week. If the big sup
ply measures are nearly out of the way
by next Saturday night it is likely The
readers will bend every energy to end
the session May 3 or at latest early in
the closing week OF May.
Until short time ago, most of the
talk OF ending the session was heard
on the House side. Now it is the SEN
ate leaders who are anxious 10 quit.
senator Hale is one Of the influential
senators who is growing impatien: 20
see the session wound mp.
House in the Lead.
The House is much farther along with
appropriation bills than the Senate. but
the Senate has a fashion of disposing
OF such measures with great Tapidity
when necessary This was shown inc
other day when the pension biH carry
ing over sl60000O00 WAS passed in four
minutes In all, there are fourteen big
appropriation bills. The House has
passed all OF these but the Military
Academy bin and the general deficiency
bill. 1t Is hoped 10 have these two
passed by the House by the close OF the
week.
in the Senate. the agricultural APP
preparation bill Will be voted on AT 4
O'Clock this afternoon. The postoffice
biii VIII then be taken up and when JhaJ
Is disposed of it is expected the sunuIy
civil Dill VIII be out Of the ApprOpria-
llCnS COMMITTEE The Military Academy
hiu and the general deficiency bill will
he easily disposed of by the Senate once
the House passes them.
Has Signed Two Bills
The President has signed but two Of
the appropriation bills, the urgent de
heieney and the Indian bill The army
bill has been agreed to by both houses
and viii soon he signed by the Presi-
dent, as viii the navy bill, 10 which
The conferees have agreed, The pension
bin is stiu in conference, the bone Of
contention being the question whether
to abolish the branch pension agencies.
One of the last bills TO be passed VII
be the omnibus public buildings BILL
which has been held back by the
Speaker for various reasons. This is
ROT reckoncd IN the list OF the fourteen
big appropriation measures, as il is not
a bill that Is passed annually.
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
HOUSE EULOGIZEs MEYER

The late Representative Adolph Meyer
was eulogized in the House OF Repre-
sentatives Yesterday. His military career
and his work in the upbuilding o. the
navy were praised BY members. . 2 the
lower House
The Washington times., 1908-05-11
Probable. Possible,

"Out or the 1872 electoral votes OF these
States BRYAN will easily capture the
necessary &c 10 be added 60 the 100 from
the Southern States
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11

Velice pottsila mas ndysttya
kraiann pp. Franka Krystiua a
Paula, ktefi zastayili Sc Y m5st6
nasem ma rcstt syt = Wyomingu,
Pan krystin hodla Sc odebrati do
Morayy ku nAysltya syyeh ptatcl
a xnam{ch. kdeito pan Paul od.
iizda "a lIalland. Tex kdci hn.
dla - tryale usaditl a faFmafiti.
Pan krystin 20 SVEN uaSratu i
tlasii hosllh - royneA faxasu u.
saditi
N tydun miuuifm AgAllFil
mas pan Jan Vohuh Filirinsk{eh
ostruVn kde sloutil ~ u Fokh IL
uamofulho lotlstta Naltfsl 81 na
rgsts da WashlnRlouu a mtst9
ua ssm tasiasll So "A 0felem "a
ystt,y stt tstY Marie l.eipYska
lhhtkY Nohh0st ktfFa lest it p0
4 nultl ia iaAku utnutaua n0het
penaH ncmaei i4 Nah6oEt pfrir
NE se spltp brlk9h0 p8eifaNgnl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
BALKAN.

n SOfia 80 oznhmujei Vyiedndvd,
nj meI Bulharskcm a Tureckom die d.
fednich zprdy pokraeuje Catihrade
velmi zyolna n zphsobcm neuspokoji-
vfm Bulharskd vlada aehoyhyh mi.
ceni ohledn6 obapolnSch podminek, a.
vahk dfednich kruzich jeyi 30 yolka
netrpGliyast naalcdkem ndkladaci TAX
tiky tureek6 vlddy. Velkoyozir Kia.
mil rasa ma miatt, ably Primo yyiedna
Val = bulhnrak5m ministrem obehodu
Liapteyem, poy6til TIL padfilenf 6fed.
niky proiednayanim spora{eh otazek
aoud 50, ~ eiki vlivy q raznast ndhl,
du tureektm minisfcrntyu isau god
poyadnfmi "a ieduhni yelkoyeziroyo
Liaptey hyl splnumotueu, ahy yyied
naval turseken yladou ohlciut eelni
smiouvy mozi oh5ma xemtmi nhledn6
keitzm6niho apaieui > kuatendllu ii
hutApndnim linlharsku a nhlttln6 "a
ghpKaui s{sad hulhafskfeh skol bul
harskt slGkyc y Matfdanit \ aAhra
dn d "a bulhatnka tiAda ! yttsi echo
tou faplatlla by yfthodoFumelsk{ pa.
piatrA. ifni byt "a slAd knaean
Turfi ais. ak ss ala, fhltii thietltasi
tu 6dlaiiti "A D. syalAhi tufeFkfha par
lamentH
Z n5ietfadu - azHamnial NAilta
ksm dyaasgbplho sasF,lAni paramsntu
tli mYi6nfek dtetlfh q pfAv be- r.
laklaIulsh aehatAgh taAAny ttlY Ma
d1. sliaata So sFaisui ahehsi ilase4
ilttegaslaf "a Ffahisaguim aaaivisla-
sti uulhataks = Fy asnlis q Hftata +
lnes aihallana. e FFska rfahAba kah
frfeasa eAd bbiHlsm o. matRAhi
taltAaskf alAtkN y fla'm FfatiA
asnt & nFbati staa r@tl INA
taiai skfamAiRsi rHtakakyala f,aIs
Fgras Nsat ta Hahsha ahletFm aa
tskkaa Htaaf astaplia 81 kst relish
hfeh afailfsi ka FA5Hema tAssl tfh
akfet Aisa Ua pfshiktla tslf ae
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11
Kongesnik Fowler Z New Yorlu
pfedaedou POSI- snemoynyq

Pfedseda konefrsniho vtborn
bauknynihn a mSnutho. & ~ FoW.
lrer Z New Norku ktte y mluu.
llrh yolhaeh bNl ia % osmt zyo
lrn la knuRfpsu. tthtakralg sttsl
uuu ao00 hlash oxnami ypi Nan
didaturu pru 0iad piy,sg,i1 kw
gresni nemuxBY \ 6l kaHeren
Fowler ghee htt swollen Ha fakla,l5
rlalfnrme nii pmhIasuie
suimmus mA Etoliti sim Ignaou
komisi mauaeera kmH h ndtl.
legielatlsul iellnAui kle ig pyn.
\ rukw ielInthn 5lov6ka phr.lsr
lg sHsmoEuy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-11

Srbsko nadale setrvd na SVEN nyn6i.
Sim k0rektnim stanoyisku dostoii
5yym mczindrodnim poyinnostcm. y o.
obledem na eli pro sprayedlnost, JIM
pronikuuty jsou yelmoei, ma Srbsko do.
vod, ably oGekavati mohlo f6dn6bo spl.
n6ni syych ndrokG, bude take, aniz
by porusiIo mir, oGokaynti woldni kon-
gresgu kompesance, jez mu patti. "