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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-02-16
Senator Roots Amend
mGnt Threatens to
Wreck Measure.
UPPER I.OUSE HOSTILE
Provision for Investment of De-
poSitS in Bonds Starts
RumpuS.

Washington, Feb. 10 Unless Sena
tor Root can be induced 10 withdraw
or materially modify his amendment
TO the postal savings bank bill requir
ing the investment OF postal deposits
in United States bonds that measure
will probably be defeated in the senate.
Friends of the bill practically admit
that this is the situation and they con-
slider the crisis imminent
Crisis Arises Suddenly.
The situation developed very sud-
denly soon after the senate met to-
day and IL came in connection with
a parliamentary tangle which result
ed when the executive session was
proceeding. A number OF friends OF
the original postal savings bank bill
got together and. upon comparing
note, found themselves unalterably
opposed to the Root amendment. On
the other hand there are many SEN
ators who are staunchly supporting
the Root provision and unless a com
promise may be reached the doom of
the bill admittedly is settled.
Taft's Speech Potent.
The statement Of the president in
his Lincoln day New York speech that
if the Root amendment should pre-
vail funds would be invested in
per cent bonds which have failed TO
find market has had the effect OF
rendering antagonism to the amend
ment far more intense than il was
Give Their Reasons.
Opponents Of the amendment take
the position the money arising out
of the postal deposits should be de-
posted in local banks and not con
centrated in the United States treas
ury or any other one depository. On
the other hand IT is contended the
government could not afford to per-
NIT funds to be invested in banks
over which the United States would
not have supervision. There is some
hope of obtaining a modification OF
the Root amendment. but until this
is accepted there will be no effort
TO get vote on the bill.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
Confirmation Notice.

In the Carroll Ohancery Court, Eastern Di trlct, January Term 1911.
 James H. Mathis, Exparte:
 Notlce Is hereby given that James H. hath has this day filed in this court his petitiC &sklng tn tt his title in and to the followil described real estate situate in the Easte DisCrlct or carroll county, Arkansas be quie ca ana confirmed as follows to-wit
 ne IN WIFI IA of the Nwfrl l-4 containi II II 4z acres; the swirl IA of the NWfrI (e3ceptlhg 2 parallelogram on the Sou s6ae ,6 ,3 thereoT containing 10 acres,) bel 50 Is acres; the Efr1 l-2 of the NV 4 containing 8l 36 acres: the swirl [ or the NafIl II, containing 39 acres; the w II of the NE 1-4 (except 13 acres In 2 parailelogram on the East side sald forty being 299S acres, all in Section I,9WnshIp 70 .l,5 l9 N Range P West, containing
 Also part of the 3E 1-4 O. the SEE 1-4 sc Vloh b, township l9, N, Range P West descri ca sss 1olioW5 to wit: Beginning at the corner oi sald forty, thence South 100 y,S/ thence West 70 ynrds, thance North 100 VI to t9e North ltne thereof, thence East 50 y;Y to the place oI beginning, containing one n more or less. '
 Al persons claiming any interes. ~ oi ssiu iahds' or any part thereof;H
 warned to appear in the Chancery NVi the Eastern District oS Carroll county. N " : sa oh the first day of it's next January l9!l, aud show cause why plaintiffs tit sald lands 9houtd not be Quieted, establish and confirmed.
 Witness my h2ud and seal of said Court tnls 23rd day of November, 1910.
 -7 z-l-o' ToaE Smith, Clerks1
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
BLUE EYE WLNNLlNes.

Wilson Butler was on the sick list last week.
 Franl, Davis and wife of M&moras visited at Jack Davis Sunday.
 billiard Tibbett and Miss Susan Me Cuilough were married Sunday
 Miss Mary Newton is visiting her uncle Jim Book at Bazte. this week.
 Joe McMonigle ard wife visited at Frank Adams on White RiverSunday.
 Miss Grace Butler visited her uncle Leslie Wills, near Denver, Friday and Saturday.
 F. T. Baker visited home folks from Thursday until Sunday. He is teach ing the school at Otto, Mo.
 Auston Newton of Oak Grove visited at the home of his grandfather J. W. Newton Saturday and Sunday.
 Misses Arvilla Butler and Cecil Me Monigle attended the pie supper at the Brush Creek school house last Thursday,
 Mart Newton and family arrived last week from Boise City, idaho They have been ii che west the past five years but are thinking of buying 6 home here.
 Wash Newman has sold his farm lo d MT. Barns from Iepeka, Kansas. Mr Newman will move to Berryville this week and MT. Barnes Will take posses sion of his new home
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
AzOCUM TIE MS.

Mir. and Mrs. Sebe Morris are the parents of q fine new girl.
 The Dooling family are moving this week into the Owens home which they recently purchased. We are glad to welcome the Doolings and hope they will be pleased with their new home
 Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Owens will take their departure from among us Thurs day, leaving overland for Southwest City, Mo. Mr. and Ms. Owens have been residents of 1ocum for seycra! years and have made many friends who regret to give them up. We hope in the near future they will learn that old Arkansas is good enough for them.
 Mrs. Lilly Parker, wife of Dennis Parker, formely of Yoeum died at their home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Jay Allen of near Oak Grove on last SatUr- day afternoon, after a lingering illness of several months Funeral services were conducted at the Y0cum school house Sunday afternoon by Rev. W. \. Bailey of Oak Grove, and the remains were lad to rest in Yocum cemetery, Mrs. Parker lived in Yocum the first year of her married life and was highly esteemed by all who knew her. She bore her suffering without murmuring. She leaves a husband, parents and seV- eral brothers and sisters to mourn her loss besides host of sympathizing friends. She is gone butnot forgotten.
 Relatives and friends were grieved to learn of the serious condition of Ray McNeil on last Thursday. 1t WAS thought for few days that he was gradually growing better, but all hopes were lost when the word spread that Ray was dying. 1t was too true. But such was the will Of the Master who knows best in all things. Though hard it seems and sometimes nearly cruel, if we could see the future We might better understand. Bay was Q noble boy and had many warm friends. HesWas victim of typhoid-pneumonia and although he had the best of care and attention 1t was impossible to save him. The distressed parents, brothers and sisters have the sympathy of every one. The funeral services were con ducted by Rev. Fairchild of Parker Friday afternoon and the body was laid to rest in the Parker cemetery.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
REPLIES FROM oSAGE.

Hubert Proctor of Whitener entered school here Monday.
 The preacher received. a pounding Wednesday evening.
 Brother Villines filled his appoint ment at Alpena Pass Sunday
 John W. Paul began a private school here Monday with fair attendance
 Aunt Bockie Poynor is recovering from a severe attack of the LaGrippe.
 Mrs. Mary D. Reagan closed a five months term of school at Delmar Fri day.
 Little Grace Kirkpatrick fell Satur- day evening and in some way broke her arm.
 Charlie Fancher of Berryville visited friends and relatives here the latter part of last week.
 $. o. Baxter of Grand View has com pIeted a substantial granery and shed for kenner Fancher
 Ralph Kirkpatrick entertained quite number of friends with a Thanks giving dinner Thursday.
 Bert Usrey has returned from Okla homa. He says that Oklahoma is a fine country but that Arkansas is one ahead of it.
 Hugh Usrey visited at Whitener in Madison county Saturday and Sunday the guest Of MT. Usrey's sister. Mrs. Oliver Proctor
 Miss Mamie Kenner departed Friday for Porter, Okla, to join her sisters who have secured lucrative employ ment in that state, Miss Claire as teacher in the public schools and Miss Karl as telephone operator
 The Osage circuit has been supplied by J. \. Vlllines. He was our minister some twenty years ago. Everyone is much pleased in securing the services of so able q preacher. His appoint ments include two Sundays at this nlace
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
ALPENA PICNUPS.

Two ears of corn were loaded out i from here Wednesday.
 Mrs. LeatheeouIy and babe visited her parents hear benyville last week. Dr. McCurry ard his father R. Me 1 Curry were Harrson visitors Saturday.
 Mrs. Fox has been to Wheaton, Mo, to visit her son Allan, who is station agent there.
 A little lady from babyland made it's arrival at Tom Furgason $ on last Sat urday morning.
 Bert Kirkham and family spent Set qrday and Sunday with his parents at Green Forest.
 Bro Trout of the Baptist faith will preach here on the third Sunday in December both morning and night.
 Miss Bessie Hamilton returned home Wednesday, Nov 23, from four months visit with relatives in Kansas.
 The shipping of so much corn from this place has caused an advance in the price. The price today is 45c per bushe.
 A Baptist Sunday School has been organized here. Bro. Greer was elect ed Superintendent and Tom Ferguson Secretary.
 W. 5. Collins will again become a resident of Alpena, having purchased tne SWeeten property, now occupied by John Myers. Joe Morean, an erstwhile resident of Alpena, now of Keller, Okla, dropped down from Eureka Springs Sunday to say "Howdy'' to his old friends here. John Wise and family have returned from Texas, where they have been the past three years. They made the trip in wagons and were on the road twenty days.
 Bro. John Villines, the new pastor of the M. E. s. Church, preached his first sermon here last Sunday morning. He will preach on the fourth Sunday in December and the Saturday night be- fore.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
FILMS FROM FAREWELL.

We have some appearance of winter.
 Claua Jackson started to school Mond y for the first time this term.
 Chi-aen pox had Bertie and Sammie Deloz CTS company engaged Saturday and Sunday.
 Several from the Farewell school vis- i5ed She Iocdm school Thanksgiving night and report good spelling.
 The Farewell school is progressing nicely. There are about fifty pupils and Miss Jessie Curtis is our teacher.
 Ed Delozier and wife and little Rec, the son of Albert, Delozier spent the day at Clyde Gunn's Thanksgiving.
 Rev. Coin preached at Mabrey Sat urday and Sunday and will preach there every fourth Sunday and the Sat urday before. Everybody invited to attend.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
PARKER PARAGRAPHS.

Every thing seems to bemoying along quietly at Parker
 Jim Emmett is preparing to put an addition to his house. There was only small crowd at spelling Thursday night.
 L. k. Twilleager made a business trip to Eureka Springs last week.
 W. R. Phillips has been surveying over near the Missouri line the past week.
 Will Brawley happened to the bad luck of getting his barn burned on last Friday night, the loss amounting to about $400
 i quiet wedding took place at the home of Elder Fairchild on fast Sunday, the contracting parties being Jack Go- forth and Mrs. Belle Etchison.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
N0TIcE FOR pTTRiICATION

Land office at Harrison, Ark. Nov II, 19l Notice is hereby given that Andy Youngbloo of Omaha Ark, V no on Nov. 23, 1903, made E. 3l003, Serial No. 022i7 for SEE SW, Sec. / NE NV, " 1-2 NE, Section Township 21, N, Range p W. 9th Princip Meridian, has filed notice of intention make F1n@l five Jear Proof, to establish elai to the land aboye described, before Reg ter and Receiver, at Harrison, Ark, on Il 2ith day of December, 1910.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 ". M. Peden, Andy Poor, o. c. Poor, Sa Padgett all Of Omaha Ark.
 w. N. IvIE Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Harrison, Ark, Nov. 21, 19 Netiee is hereby given that Jefferson hngIer, 9f Carrollton, Ark, who, on Oct. l9G6 made Ii. E S37Ci Serial No. 03739 fer Range g West, 5th Principal Meridian, h filed notice Of intention to make Final Fi year gfoof, to establish claim to the land abo described, before Register and Receiver harrlson' a,' Ark. on the 9th day of Jan. l9 CI;binanl names as witnesses:
 G. W briseo, J. " Gatlin, s. M. McGeh' Joe Sell, all of GarrolIton, Ark.
 w. N. WYE, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
FROM HEAD DISTRICT.

CGol and frosty out this way.
 Charlie Roberts is building him g new house.
 Spence Head and family came in from Oklahoma Thursday
 Horace Kirby opened school at Head Monday. We wish him success.
 Monroe Tipton and son George went to Eureka Springs on business Monday.
 Several of the young folks attended the Thanksgiving supper at Denver Thursday night.
 Will Turner of Boone county waa over and gave the young folks lee ture on singing Tuesday night
 The farmers have their wheat sewn and most of. them have their com gath cred which has proven to he taiyly good crop.
 OAK BILL HApPEN!Ne5.
 Ue are ha,ing !ait little c3,a weatker
 Little Charlie Hampton st.ll lina3y- very low.
 Little Ausby, son of 1Ir. aa. Mrs. Clyde Gum, Was -epofted quite i'll last saturday.
 Mrs. Rosa McNiel visited her sister Mrs: Queen Myers near Denver one day last week.
 Bertie and Sam Deloziar oE near Farewell are fighting case cf chicken pox this week.
 Homer Mathews and wife of AIa,k ley spent Saturday night and Sunday at Clyde Gum s.
 Mrs. II. H. Stanhope of Parker spent one day last week with her daughter Lola McNiel.
 Miss Nora and George Shipman left Sunday for Rowe, Texas, to see their sister Mrs. Fannie Addison, who is re- ported quite sick.
 Cradle and Ona Wisdom from Doue- lass spent Saturday night and Sunday with their uncles Will Ayers and Henry Myers near Denver.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
Efoo Sample
 Eor Baby s lIIs

Son1eth;ug can and must be done
 for the puny, crying baby, for the child that refuses to eat and is rest less in it's sleep. And since the basis oi all health IS the proper working of the digestive organs. look first to the condition of the stomach and
 bowels
 ,d,..... a 7..,,i sa2ula have two ful! and free
 aoE E-n3'nfS "f the bowels 2 dav This
 ellpt9 9tgE = .,la bowels is verv i,nnort9Tt
 As N's.. '' oa11ae 3. clear head, , light 4s5S gcCd appetite and sound E.Ssr f. 5595 f E equally important ta cralcs.1:c@ If c2astipation and indiges. I!cF s'taart3e5 are too strong and salts -i.C --i +ativSs are net only too Se!9- - t-s eAild refuses them be- tiIo4 43r ( ldTclIs Syrup Pcpeln? It is a !--uit -oaio that families have been u@i2I L5.i.i .9s quarter Of a century It is feHt.,G fec, ;s .,9;taE ,oS3 "a anu pTehptly, ef- tho Ii blt there is nothing bcttcr f,S fo bc ~ pr children. They like it's taste ,--{51 '7i's not have to force them to ,4 fi5@t is q 9!l. if youS have not yet used a sample bottle free of charge. In this way way you can try it before buying. Later. 5a when convinced of it's merits. you can get It of your druggist at fifty cents and one dollar 2 bottle. just as ffousands of other families are doing. The family of MT. D W. SpanGler of Strattorville. Pa. as well ss that of MT. 4. F Johnson of of Walnut Grove. Tenn. started with if ia that way and now write that it is their one family necessity rext to food itself. 1T you are unfortunate enough to have a sieEiy child. one given to constipation and Indigestion, you should send for n free sample of this remedy.
 iDr. Caldwell personally will be pleased 70 give, you any medical advice you may the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely free of charge. Explain your ease in q letter and. he viii reply fo you in detail. For the free sample simply send yo,Ir name and address on ts postal card or Otherwise. For either request the tioctor,s a1ares5 js Dr. " E. Caldwell, F. 50G Cajf. we. tsi'l 7i'- Gor1tieelic. IT.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
Warning Order.

In the Carroll Chancery Court, Eastern D triet, January term, 1911. w T. Hunter. EEecutor. Last Will and Tc tament of Francis Nj. Gibson, decd, Plaint
 VS, Ora Clavert. Defendant The defendant Ora Calvert is warned appear in this Court within thirty days a answer the complaint of the plaintiff, w. Hunter, b ecutor Last Will and Testament Francis M Gibson, dec'd. Witness my hand and SC al of said court tl l4th day of November, 1910.
 ToBE SMITH, Clerk. 4. J. Russell, Solicitor for Plaintiff
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
8ERRYVILLE BREVITlES.

Judge j. S. Naples is visiting rela- lives at Alpena this week.
 Attorney Howard West of Eureka 1 Springs was in Berryville Tuesday.
 Rue Gibson is able to be cut on the street after an eight weeks illness.
 H. Il. Beal is putting in concrete shop building for J. W. Freeman, on the southwest corner of the square, Eli Carpenter and H. H. Martin of Long Greek township were at the hub Monday looking after legal matters.
 Albert Leach died suddenly Tuesday at Che home of his brother near Ber- ryville. He was 9 victim of cigarettes.
 Union Thanksgiving services were held ct the South Methodist church. Rev. J. H. Spurlin preached the ser mon.
 Faye Jenkins, the hustling real es- tate dealer of Eureka Springs, was here Tuesday in the interest of his firm.
 E. L. St,au of Louisville, Kentucky, are spending their honey moon in Der ryville. Mrs. Strau is sister of R. P. Spurlin.
 j. D. Haley has completed his bond as Collector and will be ready to call on the dear tax payers soon after the inst of the year,
 The will of the late James Denny was admitted to probate last week. His son Charles Denny was named as eXecutor of the will.
 1t is at last announced that Berry a Ic tF h1f iaf in mail service, the early morning train coming via Berryville, bringing the mail from both ways.
 The Baptist Sunday School is four ishing. The average attendance is almost loo. The school is preparing an elaborate Christmas program.
 Rev. s. c. Shoup and wife arrived here from Illinois last week, and took charge of the pastorate of the Christ ton church. He expects to hold a meeting at Green Forest before long.
 If l Were the Devil' was the sub ject of lecture by Dr. Edwin South CTS of Florida, at the court house Mon- day evening. The lecture was given under the auspices of the high school.
 Representative A. J. Russell has ac- c5pteq an invitation to be present at the Educational Rally at Eureka Springs Dec. Z and make an address on the sub iect of consolidating rural school dis tricts.
 Rev. M. F. Johnson returned Satur- day from the annual conference to be- gin his second years work on the Der ryyille charge. The new presiding elder, W. T. Martin, came with him and held services with the church Sun day.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
CABANAL CUTTINGS.

Riley Rhodes is still quite poorly.
 Our farmers are enjoying the nice, warm weather.
 Cur school and Sunday School are progressing nicely,
 E. F. Sims visited w. B. Mckinney Sunday night and Monday.
 R. [. Villines is the most enterpris= ing merchant in this section.
 Dea Mckinney made business trip to George Farmers Sunday.
 Grandma Gage, who has been sick for some time, is reported better
 w B. Mckinney and wife visited Sam Mckinney and wife Saturday night and Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
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Of the defects that are now causing the people of Carroll county worry and expense over their land titles is directly due to the work of incompetent Notaries and Justices of the Peace.
 Not one man in twenty who sets himself up as Q convey ancer knows anything about how to comply with the tech nicaI requirements of the law in the preparation and eXeea- ton of Instruments effecting land titles.
 You get the benefit of twenty years of careful study and experience when you employ ]. L. Russell to attend to nGhs class of business.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
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4 VALUABLE citizen was lost 10 this section ot the stare when John A. s,s= eiI of Harrison die.i on Thursday of ias. week. MT Bunch was one of that
 toaa ol enterpmsing citizens that has aiYen much ot his good time and money f2 the development of this portion of 5l- sc4ee. inc entire citizenship of f,orth@es. Ark&nsas Will mourn with Harrison ,eo the loss of 50 gooI a man.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
Banks On Sure Yuinr nIo,y

..lll never be without Dr. King s New Life Pills again." writes A, Schingecl, 647 Elm St., Buffalo. N. Y. They cured me of chronic constipation when all others failed" Unequalep for Billiousness, Jaundice, Indigestion. Headache, Chills, Malaria and Debility 25c. at all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
CARR0LLTON CAROLS.

John Travis of Batavia visited here Sunday,
 Ward Byrely made business trip to Omaha Monday.
 j. ". Ash has had the misfortune r losing two cows recently.
 Mrs. X. $. Collier visited at Green Forest Saturday and Sunday.
 Bill Moore and children visited his brother Jim at Harrison Saturday and Sunday,
 Aim Hudgepeth and wife are rejoic- ing over the arrival of a daughter at their home last Tuesday.
 Crawford Carter, who has been in Little Rock having his eyes treated, returned home last week very much improved
 George Morrison and family and FL bert Crawford returned to their homes Saturday. C. M Crawford accompan- led them home.
 Quite number of our people attend ed the Thanksgiving dinner at Pleas ant Ridge Thursday. There was a large crowd and a fine dinner and all enjoyed themselves.
 Joe Davis and Miss Stella Fultz were married here Sunday. The bride is a daughter of William Fultz and the groom a son of MT. and Mrs. Bert Davis. heir friends wish them much happ91eas JnIou@h fife.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
DENVER DOiNGS

Quite few or our people are com blaming of pad colds
 j. r. Griffin has returned from a two weeks business trip to Newton county.
 Mrs. F. hi. Rocks is visiting in Boone county. leaving the ''old man tc Latch.
 Eld. John tlllrod is again quite poor +, having suffered q relapse from his recent illness.
 Many attended the Thanksgiving supper here. All seemed to be pleased With the conduct.
 Marion and Henry YoungDIood of baoae county were business callers at Denver Monday.
 We he3, there is to be a box supper at Denver Saturday night December l9 All are invited
 Lock Gilbert of the Burlington neigh borhood Was iii Denver one day last week repairing phones
 Mrs " <. Gaddy left &unda, Tor kat,n, II M. for yiPt with her son Eli f-addy and wife
 Isaac Moider came n 5atagdsr from toIa8 for al extended visit with rala- tIHes in and around Denver
 Mss Eaaica Etchiaon wha ha5 been helping her grandmother at Denver. has returned to her home 1T Boone Co. John 5nycler, Tho vent u Kanaas feW months ago has returned foy Vi-ic vith ti- parents 1nd will remain over Christnaa.
 The Mill Co. is doing 2 good busi- ness despite the fact that t is hard matter 10 set wood. They ate figuring on using coal fer fuel
 Uncle Bruce Hall, who has been at the point of death 50 long $ reported better and there seems to be hope for his final recovery
 J. ,. Shipnan and vie came ia q few days ago from Oklahoma and will probably make DenEar their future home. Their eld ffion5s and neighbors ate glad to welcome them back
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02

Subscribers of The Tribune are earnestly re- quested to keep close tab on tIe date on their "tag'' and see that they do not get more than year in arrearases The postal regulations are such that we cunt afford to send the paper O any on" owing for more than q years SubScriutiOu.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
Saved From. Awful Death,

How an appalling calamity in his family was prevented is told by A. D. Mcdonald, of Fayetteville, N. C. R. F.. D. No. 8. My sister had consumption, " he writes, "she was very thin and pale, had no appetite and seemed to grow weaker every day, as all remedies failed, till Dr.King's New Discovery was tried, and so completely cured her, that she has not been troubled with a cough since. It's the best medicine l ever saw or heard of. y For coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup, hemorrhage, all bronchial troubles, it has no equal, 50c, LOO. Trial bottle free, Guaranteed by all Druggists.
 Three thoroughbred Red gilts for sale. j. B. Rose, l mile northwest of