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The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-30
s. s. Convention Officers

At the last session of the County Sunday School conven- tion held here last week the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuring year:
 President-Dr. G. w. Conner D. D., Eureka Springs.
 Vice President-Rev. w. H. Hatfield, Green Forest.
 Secretary-Miss Gertrude Van Wrinkle, Eureka Springs.
 Treasurer-L. l.. Azdell Green Forest.
 Teacher Training Superin : tendent-W. Baker Clark, Berry vile.
 Adult Superintendent-Mrs. R. H. Phillips, Eureka Springs.
 Home Department Superin- tendent-A. J. Russell, Berry vile.
 Elementary Superintendent Mrs. c. s. Barnett, Eureka Springs.
 Temperance Superintendent Dr. I. M. Poynor, Berryville.
 Missionary Superintendent Mrs. P. L. Christian, Eureka Springs.
 The following delegates were named to the Bible Training School and State convention to be held at Eldorado, June 16-24 i:
 Dr. G. w. Conner, Miss Ger trude Van Winkle, MT. L. L. Azdell.
 The county officers plan tc visit the schools in the county and as far as possible, organize the townships before the next county convention.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-30
, Before The Bar

Town, an attorney, of Pitts- Writes: "We have used Dr.. n Life Pills for years and 1ch a good family medic inc 2 be without them." For bstipation, Biliousness Q, che they work wonders, 25c.
 ists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-30
The Home Bakery

 Can supply all the de- mands of Green Forest and vicinity for BREAD, PIES and CAKES.
 We Make a 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.
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-30
Local Mention.
.A. "a. e,, ,ssss. 70, ,su ,f,

J. B. Reeves has just received < car load of fertilizer. S E. B. Eslinger was over from Berryville last Saturday.
 w. c. Ferguson is now ready to serve orders for lunch.
 Stop in at Ferguson's and try one of his 15-cent lunches.
 For lime, cement and salt see J. H. Buell.. Phone No. 99.
 The condition of Mrs. w. E.. Lamb is thought to be improved.
 Puckett & Phillips send away their laundry basket next Tues. day.
 Miss Nola Case went to Bata- via Sunday for visit with rela- lives.
 A new roof is being put on Mrs. Jane Webb's residence this week.
 Short order lunches and chilli at Ferguson's Farmers lunch stand.
 Try one of those square meals for b cents at Eversole's Res- taurant. The atmosphere has been un- uenally busy about Green Forest this week.
 Jeff Harbert drove over to Berryville to see the tax collec. tor Wednesday.
 Contractor Reeves is pushing the work along on the Wilson stone buildings.
 Miss Virgie Estes of Alpena is visiting at the homo of her sister Mrs. Price Bailey.
 Dr. Spurlin's next dates to be in his Green Forest dental office is May 4, 5 and 6. 2 A fine girl has taken up it's abode at the home of MT. and Mrs. Early Reeves.
 Master Guy Colvin went over to Eureka Springs Wednesday evening for an outing. Money to loan on farms. Gall on or write F. M. Gar win, Harrison. Ark. sn Ifyou want the best for your z money Tn spring goods you will
 nd it at Coxsey & Co.'S. ffi-
 Sss aa' 4Eversole will give you a hand some deal on groceries. He sells for cash and can afford it. Arthur Eversole of Marble City is guest of his brother s. A. Eversole here this week. !, Jerry Brammer left Tuesday Tor Lead Hill in connection with bis duties as cattle inspector.
 Mrs. Tiff Denton of Carrollton sts late addition to the attend snce at the teachers school. al Capt. J. T. Hopper was in ay5reen Forest looking after some business affairs last Saturday. .n v Here is pointer. The incest o~,ine of spring clothing and shoes !re to be found at Coxsey & Co.'S. dy You will do we'll to take your ,s. ggs and butter to Mack QuaIls. h,ie will give you the top of the nsaarket. ar :M GIL. Scott has had the paint i' rush applied to his Main street tore building occupied by s. A.
 'versole.
 For dental word see Dr. Spur h in Green Forest Tuesday, .bi I ednesday or Thursday, May had, u aud 6. ,sei u Porter is paying high for fur ,ur.iture trade. To see his goods 'ss ,s. to buy if you need anything tn' that'line. VIVID. Norton and wife went Gilbert Saturday to visit their lIIn Walter, who is station agent NthAtpoint. 0;yRev. and Mrs. Ruble came
 Sme from Bellefonte Monday Ohefe they had been visitin g Aleie da ughter. W6% Eversole has decided to @M4Kes his location to Marble I nd is arranging his affairs <nN 6S shortly. SIaoU five dollars and reap a NSndK8d by the use of commer- feEtilizer. You can do it..
 3e B. Reeves.
 oFyle Garrett came in We'd ,NN Tfrom Ft. Worth, Tex, s @it. He is still engineer .y lock Isl and. xXN&d<aNC. P,o;pooo roop opI
The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-30

Mrs. Ebert MeDowsll re- turned home from visit with friends near Eureka Springs Wednesday
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

ther d. I think We hAd bett~r say
notbing at all about-yOa and me-fo
any one"
They ciung TO the divide for several
hoags. thsn descended into the be1 Of
0 strsam. which they followed Hatif II
Joined !. larger one . couple u miles
below. and there. sheltered In = grove
Of Whispering ars. they fosnd Lees
cabin nesting In Q narrow. forke1 val
ley.
There's no oee here" sah Necia
gieefully We've ;,eat them In! We've
beat them iai''
They had bess walking rapidly since
dawn. and. although Burreifs watch
showed 2 O'Clock. she refused to halt
for Iunch. declaring that The others
might arrive at any moment. 80 down
they went To the lower end Of NO
Creek" Lee's location. where Rurreil
biased = smooth sIsOt on the down
strea m side of q tree and wrote there
on Mt Nscia's dictatiOn. When he had
finished she signed her name. and he
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

"FH I'll here hssSde you tar aschilC." NJ
xHid
witnessed It, then paced on 40 steps.
where lir squared spruce Tree. which
she lBsrked:
Lower center end stake of No l below
discovery NEClA GALE. Locator.
'.Nuw you stake the one beiow
mine she said Its just Ms good and
maybe better. Nobody can tell" hut
he shook his head
I'm not going to stake anything"
said he
''You must.'' xl,e cried quickly. the
sparkle dying from her eyes "You
satd you would. or I never would have
brought you F"
Il merely said | would come with
yOu." he correriesi Il did NOT promise
to take up n clnimi. for don't think
ought to do So II were n civilian It
would liz different. hut this ts govern
nlent land. and mn n part Of the gov
ernment w 1t were Then. toU. In ad-
ditiOu To the question of my right ~
do IT, There would lie the certainty Of
making eBeMirs af yuur people old
No Creek aud The rest. a,hl cant
afford that now"
All arguments and pleading were In
vain He remained OtnlurAte and In
sisted Oh her tMating two other claims
for h~raeif. uil~ on each of the smaller
crseks where they came together sbov~
the house
But nobody ever stakes innre than
one claim ON n xulch.' objected the
girl Its u custom of the niuers"
'''rhen wen call each one Of these
branches 4 different aud separate
creek" he said "Ths gold was carried
down one Of those smaller strea ms.
aud we won't take any chances on
which one 1t w.s."
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
Women inclined
10 Constipation
dssst csse sbosIl Be Tsksa Net 10 l,.e
visssat Cathsst,cs


Women, owing to their peculiar furc.
ueas. are more or less liable to eonsti.
gaAon and many Of them owe their con-
unued III health to the ptli habit.
ven known physician lays the N tor,sv
g casss OF foul breath, bad comnlexioa.
asofdsred stomach. sick headache snd
ssnase weakness to constipation and the
ovsfcoms It. "
we eehsvs women will bs clad to learn
o. . safe reliable bowel and stotnsch
fsmedy that is pleasant to take and thst
tne nret few dosss viii certainly sproducs
natufal daily movements without nain az
ef1pe ana IN short time establish \ mar.
nenent cure. II is 20 effective II has
vs'a vs. q caSes ma Of 20 years standing and
sfs give Il to their babies, Jennie
0rssham. Nashville, Tenn, says: II tut.
tesed almost death with torpid liver ~
indigestion and DR.. Caldwelrs syrup peo.
an gave me quick relief" e,stsr -
0sfchmans. OF Mt. St. Mary's ACADEMY
=. nanoma City. says: we have found
". caidweirs Syrup Pepsln satisfsctory
Ars. Myrtle Matl,er, Chicago. ssys. I'VE
oaaenter wss troubled since birth viii
co0sttpation and sick headache n
S1dwe'rs Syrup Pspsin cured her" M.
W. u. Powers. New PhiIadelphia. ohio
~: IT u the best remedy for censti.
va S.ss sI1 m,. stomach trouble have ever
Okla. says Il gave her prompt rsliss
from con:Ilpation and torpid liver. NJ.
Isabella Wheeler. ,Freetown, Ind. sav..
wenty-three years ago / was taSen
WIN stomach trouble. Three Year, sro
l had become SO weak / could harsiv
WAX ! took DR.. caldwsils Syrup Pepsin
shS aooey am ~ well ~ ever" Dsuesists
We are glad to send q free samnls n,
any one who has not used II and VIII five
y. Iair trial Address Pspsin Syrup Ce..
w Caldwell hlds. lsauosiie, III.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

swertI
Take ~ yoar packs ard sra'e In.
Burr~ll invited. but 6aark str.de fer
ward
Hold on ainute. This dnH'i tscs
eood to NJ You aay your aiOih~r 'S'd
you suppose you're Oad Man H"Ies
other daughter. chi"
NectA nodded
"whsr time Of day was It when yes
learned about thisf''
Cut that OUT" roughly interjestsd
Gale. -.Do you think d"uhlr rr''~sed
youT'
The OF ber turned upon him
ut looks thst way. aud I intend to
and out You said yesterday ~"
hadn't told anybndy."
II didn't think atnat ti~ w"tnsh.'
said the trader. . tribe iis.os.rrts<i.
wbereuinn Runnkon gave vsnt 10 an
iroek.aI sn~sr.
but here's your girl aud this iSsn
ahead nf u. supIs'ss there's others
On the way too"
.Nonsenser' Burrell cut tn.
II call II sleek work" chuckled the
Canadian. slipping out "f his straps.
'De nex' tam l 60 stsmp~din' ] TAX
you long. Necia."
"Ne, toO." said Lee. And uWw I'm
soin' to tear into some of them M'ans
I smell a-bilin' IN yOnder."
The others followed. although stark
and Runnion looked black and had lit
tie to say II was mn uncomfortable
meal. Every one WAS III Mt eaSe Esie
in particular WAS InIrt and at~ iers
than any Of them His eyes S"ught
Stark's face frequently. and once tile
blood left his cheeks and his eyes
blazed rs he observed the gambler
boldly eying Necia.
"You are a mighty good iOdkfng girl
for 'biN,d.'" remarked Stark at last.
"Thank you" she replied simply. aud
the soldiers dislike Of the man crystal
lised into hate On the instant There
was a tone back of his words that
seemed aimed ut the trader, Meade
thought. hut Gale showed no sign 1T
1t, 10 the meal WAS finished III silence.
after which the five belated prospect
Ors went out to make their locations.
for the fear Of interruption was upon
them now.
First they went downstream. aud
according to their agreement, tue trad
er staked first. followed by p0les'n aud
Stark, thus throwing ltunniom's claim
more than 4 mile distant from Lees
discovery. From here they went W
the creek TO and the girls other Iaea-
lions. one on each branch. at which
Stark sneeringly remarked that she
had pre-empted enough ground for q
full grown white woman.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

nEFORE the party came In sight
the sound Of their voices
reached the cabin, and Burrell
rose nervously and sauntered
to the door Uncertain how this affair
might terminate. he chose TO get arst
look at his enemies. II they should
prove to he such, realizing the advan-
tage that goes to man who stands
squareiy on both feet. Then he heard
Lee say:
"weh. III b. d-A! somsbodys
here ahead Of us."
'We'vs been. beaten!" growled Stark
angrily, pushing past him and comiug
around the corner, an ugly look In his
eyes.
GOOD afternoon" Burrell nodded
pleasantly.
Lee answered him unintelilsibiy.
Stark said nothing, but Runnion's ex.
clamation was plain.
''lt's that cursed blue bellyw
"When did you get here?" said Stark
after pause.
"A few hours ago"
'How did you Gomez" asked Lee.
BLACK Bear creek" said the soldier
curtly. at which Runnion broke into
profanity.
Better hush." Burrell admonished
him. There's lady inside" And at
that instant Necia showed her laugh.
ing face under his arm, while the
trader uttered her name in amaze
ment.
Lunch IL ready" she said. We've
bsen expecting you for quite awhile"
"Ba gar! OATS funny ting for
sure" said Poleon. 'Who tor you
bout dis strike. eh?"
"hathss. made hss." the sirl an.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
&, & :.
I y M1S

- tAAt It was time to turn In II they
w1Bhe1 to gst any rest bsfore The mos-
(Q0ooes got bad again. ttses sauntered
sUag fBon ths Are and spread his
b1anksG TIE rest followed and made
0oWn their beds. then. drawing on
o1oveD and hat nets and rolling them
oo1veD up In their coverings. fell to
0noGn0EAA except the trader. who
~ ~ houss ou his back staring up at
- sears. % II trying to solve some
s1A63e that banned him.
Ao0 bad eaten. remade their packs
- wsFs ready to resume their march
~ they wsfe about to start Gale said;
= peekon we'd better settle right
0oW WHO has the choice Of locations
wAsa ws get up yonder. i've been on
o1aDpe6ss vhe.s 4 saved a heap Of
Aas1 tssiag"
sTD agreeable" said Stark. Then
tAsss won't Be any misunderstanding.
The sehers. being likewise old al the
oAns. seQuissced. They knew that In
0osA eases grave trouble has often o.
e0ssod when two men have cast eyes
- ~ aams claim aud have felt the
u1AsHs causelsss ''hunch" that gold
~ hsre OF there or that the ground
- u them covets u wanted by the
eeAse.
~T'u hold the straws." said Lee. and
every feller win have an even break"
3aening his back on the others. he cut
1sur splinters of varying lengths. and.
as1anxing them % that the ends peep
"a evenly from his big hand. he held
thom out.
'Ths longest one has the hrsf choice.
m % on" BE- said. presenting them
- Gale. who promptly drew the long
est ef the four. He turned to Horet.
bu4 tn Frsnchman waved him c0ur-
teeasly to Stark, and when both he and
1unAion had made their choice Lee
Aa1lsA hin the remaining one. which
w. nsxt In length to that Of the
NaAse. ntark and Runnion qualified In
| ~ ssdef they drew. the latter curs-
j. - his evil luck.
~Nsvsr min, ole man." laughed Pole
-: de las shot shes de sure wan"
They took up their burdens again
a16 hled toward the narrow valley,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09

AYOT until hi. dying day will
Burrell lose the memory OF
that march with Necis through
tie untfodden valley. and yet
~ Incidents were never clear cut nor
distinct when he looked back upon
them. but blended Into one dreamlike
procession, a. II he wandered through
some calenture where every image was
Delightfully."- distorted and each act de-
hc3ousiy unreal. yet all the sweeter
from III deeting unreaiky They talk
- and laughed and sang with rush
o9 spirits ~ untamed as the waters in
The coarse they followed They wan
0sred hard In hand into land Of illu-
sSous. where there was nothing real
bat love and nothing tangible but Joy
Thsy held to the bed Of the stream.
fee IT. volume was low and enabled
tAsm to ford It from bar to bar.
They had become 10 intimate by
now - to fall into q whimsical mode
e6 speech, and Necia reverted to
sA11dish habit IN her talk that brought
ANY Z smile to the youths face. 1t
I'D bsen her fancy ~ little girl to
speak In adjsctivss. ignoring many Of
hse nouns, and its quaintness had 90
amused her father that on rare occa-
slons, when the humor was on him, he
alDo took It up. She now addresaed
hsgSslf to Burrell In the same manner
II think We are very smarts to come
- far," she said.
NYou travel like 4 deer he declared
aAmiringly why. you have tired me
down." Removing his pack. he stretch
"a his arms and shook ont the ache In
his shoulders.
He built nre. then fetched bucket
Of water from rill that trickled down
among the rocks near by He made as
II % prepare their meal but she would
have none Of It.
'.Biss should never cook" she de.
elared. THAT work belongs to littlrs"
then forced him to vacate her domain
and turn himself 70 the manller duties
Of chopping wood and boughs
First, however. she showed him how.
- place two green foot logs upon
which the teapot aud the frying pan
would sit without upsetting and how
long she wished the sticks Of cooking
wood. Then she banished him. MS 1t
were, and he built wickiup Of spruce
tops, under the shelter Of which he
pilsd thick, fragrant billows Of Yukon
feathers"
Ns filled his chest deeply and leaned
- ~ ss fAr he found himself shAk.
2
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
This interesting story
will be continued
each week in The
Chieftain until
finished.
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The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
CHAPTER VI.
fU aURRELL CODE.

AYoT until his dying day win
Burrsll lose the memory oi
that march with Necis through
fRa unfposJdan svallAv ana -,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-04-09
CHAPTER VII.
TIRE MAGIC OF BEN STARK.

nEFORE the party came In sight
the sound Of their voices
reached the cabin. and Burrell
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10

he based his opinion on the fact that the
stock-room receipt simply showed the date
he got Il out Of the stOck-TOUm- He could
not remember anything about the actual
sale, and his evidence was ruled out
About ThOrntOn's Letter.
Another hard blow for the state came
with the calling Of the last witness Of
the day, Attorney Bennett. who prepared
the alleged confession OF Claudia Hams
Darrin tried to prove by him that he had
been shown the letter which the State
alleges was written by Thornton 10 his
brother. demanding that he come back
TO New York as his honor was al stake
This letter, Il was alleged. after detailing
alleged escapades in which Claudia Hams
and ". E Annis were implicated, con
eIuded as follows:
II you are a man with red blood in
your veins and this does not make your
blood boil then you are not the man I
think you are"
But Mcintyre developed that Bennett
sustained the relations Of lawyer and
client with Capt Hams. and the court
held that this precluded his testifying-
With the case about ready for submits
sion 10 the jury it IS generally believed
there IS little chance OF a verdict being
reached In fact, il is known that the
defense IS arranging its affairs on the
basis OF q disagreement and VIII demand
that Thornton Hams be released on bail
And unless the jury should show ma
iority IN favor OF conviction, Il Is ex-
pected this request viii be granted
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-10
COMPARES CONSTITUTIONS.
DR.. Miyakawa, Japanese Scholar,
Lectures Before University Club.

a comparison between the constitu-
tons OF Japan and the United States
was the subject Of a lecture last night
before q representative gathering Of the
University Club by Dr.. Masuji Miya-
kawa, eminent japanese scholar and
writer, a lawyer by profession
In speaking OF the hold on the people
OF the constitution. DR.. Miyakawa said:
III an investigation OF the japanese
constitution Of 1883 the executive depart
nent Of the Emperor properly comes first.
Just as in a study OF the Federal Con
stitutiOn OF the United States the States
necessarily come first. The executive de-
partment Of the Emperor comes first be
cause. prior u the PRONUNCIATION Of the
imperial constitution. the laws issued by
the Emperor had absolute authority IN
the regulation Of all social and legal re-
lationships- And in America the States
come first. because they are the cOnstitu-
ent members OF the American Union, their
laws constituting the original sources Of
justice and legal rights, and because they
stand nearest TO the people in the regu-
lation Of all social and legal relation
ships"
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. $. Dept of Agriculture. Weather Bureau

washington. SATURDAY. jan z. -&S-e = n
The fclloEiug was developed By TIE ldre fight a.
Mount Weather. Va. saturday: AZ ire stS-r the
wind vas southeast aid the temperature = des-eeS.
A. 20 feet above staten soutls - Wind With
the remarkable high temperature - 50 5erees Vas
fail. bit even ~ the hiEheSc point reached 40
fest. * Vas stu 3 degrees above the teupezre o.
The s-rfsce.
Tie principal sto-n n the West IS moving south
ward. ard = noE centsre5 ever the Aidile Rocky
Mountain 0es10n. In correction With tbs disturb
anoe some snow has prevailed II the N0-thEes-s-n
states and r1ins n TIE Southwest ! sight dis
t1rbauce with light rsias covers the Middle S11tes
and local rsils also occurred n tie Mode Atlantic
districts
Temperatures sre considerably higher n the East
eT1 and Southern States TIE Northwestern cold
wave Is Ecw moving souchEaTt over TIE Roxy
Mountain region and the Ezste1 slope
TIE indications foz raI1s n the Lover Lake
-Cgi0n. the ONO Waller. the Middle ard Northern
Atlantic coast States. turning ito snow Z the
Weston Lake REGION SnoT Is also T-ohabls Z the
Roxy Mountain region and on the Middle Eastern
slope. Colder weather VII gradually Ove-sTrsad the
trans-NIisssssipp region 81 Monday and the Central
valls-s MC-dsy q Monday night. while high ten
re-atures VII coutin1e II the Atlzntic coeSt and
East Gulf States.
Cold wave waruinEs have beel issued fOT Nevada
Colorad0 Southern and Western Wyoming. North
EN- Ctah Southern Idaho, Scs.-heasce-n Ne5-aska,
Kansas Western Missouri Iowa. Okl2hoEha. and the
Texas Panhandle
[ The winds along the New England cozst VII Be
fresh sOuthssstery; or the Middle Atlantic coast
moderate suthe-ly; On the South Atlantic and East
Gulf ccasts Moderate variable: on The Mez Gulf
coast mode-zte southerly-
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powerful pressure brought 20 bear on
the cable companies and on foreign
government, in addition to the steps
now being taken by the imperial govern
ments for the construction and laying
Of a few state owned cables
Rife bullets that 90 through five inches
Of wood do not penetrate three inches Of
pastehrard- That IS the result OF some
interesting firing tests by the Swedish
naval authorities al the fortress Of kaTls-
krona.
ResiSts Bullets.
The target used was a prepared ore Of
millboaId, against which Ere from re-
volvers. rifles. carbines. and machine
guns was directed. The DASHBOARD.
which vas three inches e thickness, re-
sisted completely the bullets fred from
the small arms. but was perforated by the
projectiles from the machine guns.
Owing 20 TIE death Of Cardinal Lecot,
the number q French cardinals is re-
duced to three-CardinaI CouIlie. Arch
bishop Of Lyons; Cardinal Luc0n. Arch
bishop OF Rheims, and Cardinal Andrieu.
Archbishop Of Marseilles. The French
representatives in the Sacred COLLEGE have
PiUx Y does not wish TO increase the
number OF cardinals, still. owing 10 the
fact that no cOnsistCry was held during
1865 coupled with the other that the
vacancies IN the Sacred College are many,
It is very probable that the Pope may be
forced TO create new cardinals at an
early date, possibly in February.
College of Cardinals.
At present the Sacred College is com
posed Of only ffty-five cardinals, one OF
whom was created by Plus *, thirty
nine by Leo XII, and fifteen by the pres
ent Pope. During the pontifcate OF Plus
Y twenty-five cardinals died, seven OF
whom died during 1908 Several OF the
living cardinals are over eighty and in
bad health
The acQuittal Of the sculptor CifarieIIc.
who was tried for the murder Of HIS
wife three years and a half ago IN Ma
pies. has reawakened the discussion about
a reform IN the penal code. There seems