The Green Forest tribune., 1912-01-12
town in box o.

Finest candies town in box o.
 bulk at Geo. Buell.
 All the patrons the public school
 are invited out to lar President Till mans address at e public school on
 Friday afternoon, an. F.
 Jesse Price and fife, together with
 his two sons and is dsughter-in-law
 who have been vising here from North
 Dakota, left Mondy for Hot Springs,
 where they will alspend the remainder
 of the winter.
 Heartburn, indiestion or distress of the stomach is istantly relieved by HERBINE. IT 5rces the badly, d. gested food out ( the body and re- stores tone in the tomach and bowels. Price Soc. Sold l. E. L. Jernigan.
 A dry, hacking otgh is hard on the lungs, often causns them to bleed. BILLIARDS HOlHHOUND SYRUP
 s healing balmih,t quickly repairs Manage in the lungs and air passages. Price 9 cents, 50t and $1 co per bottle. Bold by R. L. Jeri9an.
 1 When Uncle John and Aunt" 1uduth Wilcox lief here last winter for Kansas, we supposed that they were one for good, bu not so. They drop ed into town oneday last week, look g as spry as a pair of spring chickens. he people of Grean Forest are glad to elcome them ba.k, even though it is ny for vi.'it
 ] Lame bacl ut.y come from over ork, cold s,leo in the muscles of the ack, or from disease. In the two prmer cases the fight remedy is BAL ARDS SNOW LINIMENT It lould be rubbed in thoroughly over le affected part, the relief will be rompt and satisfactory. Price 25 cts, ) cts and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by R. ]. Jernigan.
 P. D. Eaton and wife are in from
 iother Mrs. LeRoy Callen out in the aiming neighborhood and the Staf-
 ords. Mi Eaton is an employ in the
 oerating department of the Rock
 sland in Little Rock and wears a Aealthy, prospeseds look. He will visit tt Springfield, Mo-, before returning to
 is post.
 The Public school reports the follow ng new puTfls this week: Horace, Enid and Fav Watkins. late of Belle 'onte; Lawrence, Eddie, Myrtle and Herald McCaskill, late of Oklahoma, 4illard and Mae Collins, of Boone County; Nae Collins and Hattie Camp tell, Black lack. fnrollment-District pupils 254; ] on-resdent AT; total 301. I1nrollmtut 23 per ct. of enumeration. l That nete are people yet who are trong il the belief that it is not good
 or maaio live alene was proven last Sunday morning when Charley Leather bury ari Miss Ila Wills wended their svav.y ui2ugh the cold and snow to the
 nome ofGld. Joe 5. King to be united
 Tn marrge. MT. Leatherbury is son
 of L. ,rLeatherbury and a young man of nut promise and the bride is the
 accom- shed daughter of Burrell
 Wills, il residents of the community
 forth est of town.
 DrEllis Harbert, an old-time resi- dent Green Forest, has written us a faecful personal letter from Stockton, aal4 The boys of 20 years ago here .er, mber Doc Ellis as one of the best
 elws that ever came down the pike. es,Vill be source of pleasure to them E well as many others to know that he as made exceedingly good in the iolden West. The doctors extreme nodesty forbids him speaking of his uccess. but The Tribune has it reliably hat his fortune now reaches up in six lgures.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Colvin gave their laughter Miss Alice a party Saturday vening in honor of her thirteenth birthday, to which a number of the of her class were invited The evening was spent in games of 'arious characters, all of which were lew and intensely interesting. Prizes were given in the Shadow Buff, Miss 4eona Lamb being the victor, Miss label Carlton securing the booby. The ,ame of Nut Carrying created the sreatest excitement of the evening, the ,rize-a book of poems-being won by Iva Walker.
 Bill Youngblood, well known to old liners here, who was sentenced some ears ago to the federal prison at At anta for life for killing a man some en years ago at Sallisaw, l. T., has ecured a reduction of his sentence to welve years, and counting the time erved and good behavior, he will be reed Jan l, 1913 If a petition now ,eing circulated is successful in secur- ng credit for the time he served in ail, he will get his freedom during the oming summer. Youngbloods family i've out near Oak Grove.
 Friends here have learned with much egret of the death of Dr. Clay Card yell which occurred at his home in 'omeroy, Wash on Tuesday of last week. Dr. Cardwel was an old Car oil county boy, having been born and aised at Carrollton. He was young physician of remarkable skill, having made quite reputation before leaving ere for the Northwest some eight or en years ago. He madden taken high ank among the medical men of Wash ngton. The news of his death came n the form of telegram and The Tri- tune is not advised as to the cause.
 G. P. Watkins of Carollton places lis announcement for the Democratic domination for Representative in this weeks Tribune. MT. Watkins is 'oung man of ability, giving evidence f developing into political giant. Two years ago he jumped into the race or the nomination for Circuit Clerk lfter most everybody was supposed to 'committed," and lacked only 43 votes if being elected. He is a native of Carroll county, being 8 son of the late }. T. Watkins and brother of Dr. w.
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