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The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
DENVER DolNGs.

Mart Mattox was here from Shaver Friday.
 Col. Iverson Jones was up from Grass Leaf Thursday.
 Dave Smith and R. D. Mattox were Omaha visitors Thursday.
 Deputy Sheriff, Snow was here on official business during the week.
 James Center, the Alpena merchant, happened down this way Thursday.
 Robt. Gaston, the new real estate man, was down from Alpena Wednes- day.
 c. B. Grim and. Dave Watson of Green Forest were here on business Thursday.
 Sid Ransom, Tom Jefferson and Jarret Norris were Green Forest visit ors Wednesday,.
 Garland Snyder was in Green Forest Wednesday unloading car of imple- ments for Snyder & Son.
 The case against Ira Sussky for as- sault and battery (oyer-whipping a pupil in school has been dismissed.
 An arbitration between Rufus Co., forth and R. D. Mattox was heard here Thursday. Goforth had rented some land from Mattox about which there had grown some differences.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
MAPLE MANsUVERl

Mir and Mrs Jim Hale visited at Wm. Miller's Sunday.
 W. O. Scott of Shell Knob, Mo-, is visiting with A. A. Cox.
 We are having some fine spring-like weather now which we are proud to see.
 Tom Stewart and Ebert Barnes at tended the pie supper at New Home Saturday night.
 A. A. Cox has lost two mares lately. One died last Sunday week ago, the other last Friday night.
 K. J. Hayden, R. c. Bailey and Luther Barnes were all in BerryvilIe Saturday to see the horse and mule buyer.
 MT. and Mrs. Mack Frisco visited Mrs. Brisco's mother Mrs. Martha Long, who has been seriously i'll at Urbanette.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
GtIIl RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
The Dolly ketzIer Dramatic Go.

The Dolly Ketzler Dramatic Co.,. pulled stakes Sunday evening and left for Cassvlle, Mo, where it is holding forth this week. sa1a
 The Ketzler people are the first show company that ever succeeded in enter taining the people of Green Forest Tor whole week, which speaks rather emphaticly for the duality of the shows 1t puts up. esaa
 In leaving Green Forest MT. Ketzler assured our people that the week spent in Green Forest had been one of the very pleasantest in the forty two weeks they had been out this season, and he promised to visit us again next winter with a bigger and better com pany.
 It is seldom that you meet as nice a bunch of show people as the Ketzlers. Not only do they possess high degree of merit as performers, but they are lot of thorough ladies and gentlemen, with whom it is pleasure to mix and transact business.
 As stage people, Mr. and Mrs. .Ketz- Ter are nothing less than artists. Their vaudeville acts are equal to those to be seen in many high-priced theaters.
 In drama the leading character of the show is Charles Bailey. It is no special credit to Mr. Bailey to say that he played his parts well. He tells us that he has been on the stage since 1872. This fact alone proves his merit, No man can follow any profession so long unless he is a success. His im- personation of Morton Heath" was his master effort here. His age and natural bearing, coupled with his ex- ceptional training, makes him char acter in this play that could hardly be surpassed.
 The school improvement fund prof. ited to the extent of $60 by the coming of this show.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
YOCUM ITEMS.

Allen Butler of Blue Eye was busi- ness visitor in our village Monday
 Miss la Tanning says she is not mar ried and l guess we will have to beg her pardon.
 ". M. Greer is having a well drilled this week. Hammonds & Rhodes are doing the drilling
 John Bair of Green Forest was here Monday on business. Mrs. Bair and Fred accompanied him.
 Several of Miss Etta Duncan s friends met at her home last Sunday evening and enjoyed some excellent music.
 Mrs T. c. Rhodes fell one day last week and sprained her ankle, rendering her temporarily cripple also causing her quite bit of pain.
 Johnnie Carr of Stone county, Mo-, and Ollie McMonigle of the down-on White river country were buying cattle around here last week.
 We erred last week when we wrote that the party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shahan was in honor of MT. and Mrs. Butler, but it was given for Mr. Shahan himself, celebrating his - birthday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
ALPENA PlCkUPS.

Rube McCurry and wife visited their son lice and wife near Denver Satur- day and Sunday.
 Watkins and Hammons have sold the Tiff Denton stock of dry goods to Merchant Watson.
 Mrs. Wesley Leatherbury and child ren left Thursday for Berryville to visit few days with her mother.
 Sunday School was again put into motion last Sunday. Everybody come out next Sunday at 10 o'clock.
 Dr. McCurry reports three boys last week, one at Polo Lawson's Tuesday, Aub Webb's Friday and George Dixon s Sunday.
 Mrs. Rosina Henderson and children left Saturday for their home at Bragg, Okla, after two weeks visit with relatives here.
 W. H. Poynor. came in Sunday night from Little Rock for brief visit with his sister Mrs. Cardwell, who is here from Pomeroy, Wash.
 Mrs. w. H. Kirkpatrick returned home Tuesday from a visit with her newest grandson at the home of W. l.. Sneed and wife at Green Forest
 Several of the Alpena people are at Berryville this week in connection with ! the damage suit brought by w. w. Leatherbury against the M. & N. A.
 Center Bros. returned from Berry vile Tuesday and report a compromise in the suit bought by them against the railroad company for the loss of apples last summer. They received 5000 dam age. s.9
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
PARKER PARAcRApHs.

Miss Lennie Hargis has been quite i'll but is improving.
 f. A. Tipton has been on the sick list for the past week
 Charlie Mosteller, wife and babe visited relatives near Head Sunday
 John Christian of Kentucky is visit ing his mother Mrs. Mary Christian.
 Andrew Jones visited his. sister Mrs. Yes Shipman near Enon last Friday.
 Albert Rice and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Rice's father w. R. Phillips,
 Misses I.ona and Nora Teters of Oak Hill spent Sunday with Allie and Ova Goforth.
 W. r. Jones, who has been visiting with his son Ertie at Springfield, came home Monday.
 Andy Tipton Jr. and James Emmett have been putting up quite lot of fencing lately.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
LEAVES FROM OAK GROVE.
Roy Johnson is slowly improving.

Roy Johnson is slowly improving.
 Jasper Davis made business trip to Berryville Monday.
 The entertainment at the school house Saturday night was well attended.
 Misses Drettie and Ruth Humbard visited Misses Myrtle and Grace Allen Friday. Eli.
 Ed. Harry Sammons has been called to Cisco on account of the illness of Mrs. W. M. Miller.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Humbard enter tained the young folks with musical party Sunday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris have some new tenants in their house vacated by Jim Seals and family.
 Mrs. Will Allen is at home again after stay of several months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johnson.
 Mr and Mrs. John Ware gave a valentine party Saturday night which was well attended by the young folks.
 Miss Mona Littrel and Mr. Austin Newton, who are attending school at Green Forest, visited with home folks last of the week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
CENTER POINT POINTERS.

Bob Jones went up to Missouri Sun- day.
 Jess Norris went to Alpena or busi- ness Monday.
 John and Mary Maxwell were Green Forest visitors Saturday.
 Several of the young folks attended singing at Farewell Sunday.
 Next Sunday is meeting day at Center. Everybody is invited
 Bob Jones and family visited at o. E. Poter's of Head last of the week.
 James Allen entertained quite num- Der of his friends with play party Wednesday night.
 Several of the young folks attended the trial of R. C. MattoX and Rufus Goforth Thursday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
HIGHLAND BREEZES.

Finis Howard attended court Mon day.
 John Buell's new barn is about com pleted.
 l, T. shahan's condition is not i'm proved much.
 Rev. Cummins will fill his regular appointment Sunday.
 Mrs. Dave Younger is home from St. Joe where she had been visiting.
 Lizzie Loggains visited Saturday and Sunday at M. A. Dooling's on Yocum. Mrs. Elmer Turner and children of St. Joe are visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. J. N. Younger.
 Henry Suher has sold his farm to George McCrory, late of Colorado, and the former will leave soon with his family for Wyoming.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
Gan Roosevelt be Nominated?

Probably no question is of more moment to the people of the United States just at the present time than that of who will be the Republican nominee for President.
 The recent picturesque appearance of Col. Roosevelt upon the political arena has caused the people all over the coun- try to begin wondering if all traditions of the G. o. P. are to be smashed and a Republican President turned down for second term.
 While Col Roosevelt declares him self not a candidate, he is nevertheless pursuing the most effective tactics to secure the nomination that could pos sibly be followed. Who has ever known man to succeed in landing a Presi- dental nomination that declared him self 8 pre-convention candidate?
 A close analysis of the situation will disclose the fact that the opposition 60 the President in the Republican party is coming from the kickers, whom fate, if nothing else, has held aloof from the pie counter This element of the party is always producing great deal of noise, especially about convention time.
 The straw vote taken by the Kansas City Star signifies little. In fact, it would be wonderful if a poll of it's sub seribers did not show Roosevelt, who has long been the Stars political idle. to be favorite There are tricks at all trades. The Star is accomplishing the very purpose for which it started in with this straw campaign. "
 Taking calm, deliberate view of the situation, there is little probability of such revolution of the Republican party that will encompass Mir. Taft s defeat for the nomination. Indications are that Mr. Roosevelt's s boom will as same more and more the proportions of a soap bubble as the convention date approaches.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
BERRYViLLE BREViTIES.


 Col. H. A. Dinsmore is prominent courier here this week. .Ez...
 Chas. Phillips and Miss Mary Downs were parties to wedding Sunday.
 Mayor Butt of Green Forest hac business with the court Wednesday,
 Four children of Dr. Poynor were severely poisoned by eating colorec candy Saturday night.
 Attorney F. o. Butt has been late arrival at court, having been engaged in court in Calhoun county first of the week.
 The town council has named D. J. West, H. l.. Bunch and J. E. Gregsor for board of assessors for the water district. #
 Cad Snow has traded his town pro perty for Jas. Turner's farm near Oak Grove. An exchange of residences vii be made soon.
 There will be no swing around the circle this year" This course was de cided upon by the candidates Monday. It will be every man for himself, etc, this year.
 Pierce Bunch has returned from Blue Jacket, Okla, where he was called or account of the serious illness of his brother l. C. Bunch. He reports John S condition favorable for early recovery.
 Circuit court has ground along about all the same as if no blizzard had come to pass. s-4...
 A glance at the record shows the following cases have been considered;
 The following have each pleaded guilty for appearing drunk in g public places: Boss Nances Dave Thorn, John Wright, Albert Delozier, Walter Davis, Walter Bly, K. Norris and Clyde Car penter, each contributing the regula- ton ten dollars and trimmings. ,
 The following have each pleaded guilty and contributed a V, etc, for disturbing the peace Mrs W. Bryley, J. T. Fultz, F. Brown, Ada Keeling, Ed Leach, Jess Watson, Walter Nillines aud Scott EniX.
 Under the head of assualt and bat tery the following have entered pleas of guilty: Ed Blevins and Newt Creek more, each contributing S5. GO and costs.
 Tom Callen and Ralph Qualls have each pleaded guilty and accepted fine of S50 and perquisites for carrying pis- tos. 1lsae
 Ellis Reed got $1O on 9 plea guilty for malicious mischief.
 The following have been placed on the continued calendar; Will Smith, assualt and battery; Albert Gage, wear ing weapon; Bart Spencer, wearing weapon; Jeff Davis, giving liquor to minor.
 Horace King got $10 on plea of guilty for gaming.
 On a jury trial James Newman, Dolph High and Ellis Ownbey each got fine of $10 for tresspassing.
 The M. 6 N A. railroad was fined $50 in five cases each for failing to fence right of way.
 A plea of guilty was entered for Jerry Brammer for breach of the peace and fine of $500 imposed. A like case of Tom Hippo was disposed of the same way.
 Jewel Braswell was acquitted on a jury trial on a charge of having violat- ed an ordinance of the town of Green Forest.
 Nolle prosequies have been entered as follows: Boss Nance, appearing drunk, Dave Thorn, assault and bat tery; Norval Walker, disturbing the peace; Clyde Carpenter, wearing weap- On; Newt Creekmore, breach of the peace; Everett Bryley, disturbing the peace; Tom Fiippin, malicious mischief; Elmer Jones, giving liquor to minor; Oliver Jones, wearing weapon; Ed Leach, assualt and battery; Link Hat ten, contempt, two cases; Jim Tabor, disturbing the peace.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
URBANETTE CHAT.

Jack Stacy has gone to Oklahoma.
 Sile Hanby is among the numerous courters from Urbanette.
 Riley Roberts is at the home of his daughter Mrs. Blunt Hanby,
 Dave Perkins has gotten moved to the new residence on Joe Perkins place.
 Mrs. Sarah Reeder of Green Forest visited at T. s. Philips Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Ina Jones, who is student at i Green Forest, came home for Saturday i and Sunday. fs5"ar 5sia Uncle Sam Hatten has moved to ! Eureka Springs for the benefit o. Mrs. Hatten' 5 health. 4z s..,ae
 Section Foreman Ciontz has been transferred to Joplin and a new man has taken charge here.
 Mrs. Coleman, the teacher, visited her daughter Mrs. Eslinger in Berry vile during the past week. ..- Mesdames Mary and Cora Phillips were over from Green Forest Thursday and Friday, visiting at the home of T. s. Phillips 4 .=r3- .a A little child of Joe Dotson got a severe burn in the mouth and throat by getting hold of concentrated lie one day last week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
BLUE EYE WINNLINGS.

Uncle David Jones left Monday for California.
 Pery Standlee, wife and babe little son visited with his father near Green Forest Sunday.
 Miss Una Garrett spent few days of the past week visiting with MT. and Mrs. Steve Garrett.
 Several of the Blue Eye young folks attended the spelling at the Tibbett school house Friday night.
 Dr. Donaldson of Green Forest was called out during the past week to see Mrs 1. H. Newton, who is still very low.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
CISCO SETTINGS.

Andy Ellis has a new barn under con- struction. -t5
 Mr and Mrs Tom Hayhurst visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Sunday.
 Mrs. Della Barnes spent few days with MT, and Mrs. Bill Miller last week.
 Joe Bales, an old-time resident of Arkansas, spent Sunday and Sunday night with J. G. Ingram.
 Mr and Mrs. Jack Renfroe are the proud parents of fine boy that ar rived at their place the 14th.
 Jack Maxwell died Saturday night about o'clock after several years of suffering. Interment was made Mon day afternoon in the Bunch cemetery.
 Prof. Crawford and family moved nome from Beryville Friday. The weather being fine Prof. thinks he can make it all right to go from home the remainder of the school.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
Shocking Sounds

in the earth are sometimes heard before a terrible earthquake, that warn of the coming peril: Natures warnings are kind. That dull pain or ache in the back warns you the Kidneys need attention if you would escape those dangerous maladies, Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright's disease. Take Electric Bitters at once and see backache f1y and all your best feelings return. My son received great benefit from their use for kidney and bladder trouble, ' writes Peter Bondy, South Redwood Mich. Tt is certainly 2 great kidney medicine. " Try it. 50 cents at all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
WARNER AND VICINITY.

W. L. Coleman has been recovering his barn lately. 5a
 H. w. Myers made a business trip to Crane, Mo-, last week. 4a |
 Otto Hardesty and wife of Coin visit ed the formers parents out this way Sunday.
 Chas. Youngbood of Enon visited friends and attended meeting here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Walter Innan and little daugh- ter Ruth are here from the west visit ing her mother Mrs. Sallie Pursley and other relatives.
 Butler Hardesty, who has been en- gagged in railroading in the west for several years, has decided to try farm ing in Arkansas again.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
What is l-ibel2

A day or two ago we declined to publish an article because We held that the charges made in it were plain libel. The author asserted that the charges were true and that he would sign the article, thus relieving us of any responsibility in the matter
 The writer had fallen into two very common errors; first, in assuming that in the eyes of the law an article is not libeIous if it is true; second; in assuming that the signing of an article relieves the editor of the legal re- sponslbility A libel is dcfamatory statement, published for the purpose of holding the subject up to public hatred or contempt. In common law, the ruth or untruth of the charge, is a matter of secondary importance. The question at issue in a libel suit is us- uaily whether 1t was published in malice, as the result of quarrel, or whether local conditions were such as to justify the article upon the ground that 1t was for the general good
 This is a question, not of law but for decision by the court or jury. And the editor is responsible in the eyes of the law for everything that appears in his paper. He may not have written the article but he is the man who has made it possible for the public to see it; he furnished the medium for spreading it to the world, and the injured party may make him sole party to the suit or may include him in 2 joint suit with the writer of the article. We have had this matter come up so frequently that we have gone into detail in this
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
HAIRS FROM HEAD DISTRICT.

Mrs. Nealie Burk is quite sick.
 A. J. Turner gave the young folks a party Saturday night.
 Eli Carpenter and wife visited al Ed Garrison's near Coin Saturday and Sunday.
 Forest fires have begin their deadly work already. Later, they have quit already.
 Braw]ey & Co. have their saw mill in operation and are doing first-class business.
 Andrew Turner has bought a new riding blow. He also has two cows that have three calves.
 The stock holders of the Lone Star Telephone Go had special meeting at James Whites Wednesday night for the purpose of taking in one new mem- Der and giving two more an opportunity to join
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
He Won't Limp Now.

No more limping for Tom Moore of Cochran, Ga. 'I had bad sore on my lnstep that nothing seemed to help till 1 used Bucklens Arnica Salve,b he writes, but this wonderful healer soon cured me. Heals old, running sores, ulcers, boils, burns, cuts, bruises, ecze- ma or piles. Try it. Only 25 cents at all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23

The Tribune is authorized to an uounce the following named gentleman for the different offices, subject to the Democratic primary: For Congress J. c. FLOYD. For Representative
 w. J. ASH.
 c. P. WATKINS.
 J. c. STAFFORD. For County Judge
 G. N. BAINES. R. T. SWOR.
 II. N. PITTMAN. For County Clerk
 CLAUDE SISGO
 ". M SMITH For Circuit Clerk
 T0BE SMITH. For Collector
 J. 2. GREGSON
 J. H. DAVIDSON For Assessor
 FISCAL THOMPSON. For Sheriff
 TOM J. WALDEN. For County Treasurer
 BERT GIBSON.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23

explanation in the hope that it will be aslong time before we have to refuse such an article again. We fight shy or libel suits; never had one; never intend to have one. Rogers Democrat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23
Card If YhanLc

We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses shown us during the late illness of our beloved son Fay. We can never forget any of those who so kindly helped us in our great distress. c. A. MARTIN,
 LILLE MARTIN.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23

Gas in the stomach or bowels is dis agreeable symptom of torpid liver. To get rid of it quickly take HERBINE. It is marvellous liver stimulant and bowel purifier. F fae 50c. Sold by K. L. Jernfgaff.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-23

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-01-18
GOOD HAMBURG STEAK
HoMELY DISH MAY APPEAR IN
MANY ouisEs.
Some Recipes That Are a Great I'm
provement on Usual Way Of
Serving lt-How Butchers
Cheat the Housewife.

That plain but nourishing dish
known as Hamburg steak may APPEAR
In various guises that are a great i'm
provement on the usual way of serv.
ing H. A very nice dish with cakes
and coffee for an autumn breakfas.
is prepared with about two-thirds OF
Hamburg steak and one-third OF sau-
sage. The sausage should be rich
with sage and other seasonings. The
dish tastes much like sausage. but
without the greasy quality. Therefore
persons with delicate digestions a
partake OF Il when they might be
forced to refrain from eating unadul-
terated sausage.
Another nice way Of serving Ham
burg steak Is the following: Moisten
a cupful OF powdered cracker crumbs
with a little milk-enough to make
a mixture Of pudding-iike consistency.
Stir this through a pound Of Ham,
burg steak and season the whole with
pepper. salt and powdered sage Two
~teaspoonfuls OF the powdered sage
will be about right. Some palates may
like a little nor and some less. AZ
ter seasoning knead the mixture with
the hands until all the ingredients
have become properly amalgamated,
Form Il into n roll and slice the roll
into cakes. Fry the cakes in very hot
suet or butter. II the Hamburg steak
seems TO be lacking in fat II is well
TO add a little chopped .uet when mix
ing the softened crumbs into IL.
Probably more housewives are
cheated through the medium ~ Ham
burg steak than In any ether way
along the meat line. TIE best way 10
manage is TO buy a piece Of first class
round steak and have II ground be-
fore ones wi eyes: then one knows
exactly what one is getting.
One OF the interesting specimens az
a recent food show was the Hamburg
steak shown in the exhibit conducted
by Uncle Sans meat inspectors. The
Hamburg" looked fresh and healthy
but their appearance vas most de-
ceiving. They we're In reality old
minced scraps OF meat freshened and
colored with a preserving liquid that
comes especially for the purpOse-a
veritable invention Of Satan. AS
butchers seem to have the power TO
elude the inspectors at times and as
meat treated with this preparation is
likely 10 deceive any one. ii is best
to avoid all Hamburg steak that has
been previously chopped. unless the
bu;hers's sense OF honor is above sus-
picion. and even then II is Just as
well not trust to ones own opinion.
Il may be well to warn young house
keepers in particular against tempt
Ing specials in shis line.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-01-18
MAkESHIFTS FOR THE COOK
Tasty ard apretizins Dishes Easily
MADE From Various Kinds
o. Ieftcvers.

Canned tomato soup can masquer.
ade as a delicious PURGE n IL Is mixed
with half its bulk Of cream or milk
Season highly and add the cream be
fore the soup is seated. as il is less
likely 10 eurdle. For variety. barley
OF euf-up sphaEetti can be added
Tie mixture that Is left in the bot.
tom Of the casserole after the meat
has been removed can be utilized for
another meal And about half the
quantity Of water. cut up dice OF 20
tatoes and make dough balls. stew
Ing the mixture until the potatoes are
tender.
When making apple feat try roast
Ing the apples instead OF stewing
them The pulp is removed from the
skins and mixed with the whites OF
Eggs
Leftover spaghetti or maearoni ia
nice cooked in a baking dish with a
cream sauce and shredded green and
red peppers cut over the top. Some.
times cheese is added to the mixture.
gain bread crumbs.