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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Gicr. Gumierpierums in @aHcrslas.

Sic Gonierpieruug Der gicr IN
&aiier9las. bas ais cine 3dbiIiiiiiBe
@aiie in ieber 0rpgcnbdnblung err
b0ltlih lit. aeidicbt in fol9cnber
Meiic: 0tou iteqt cine Iiidung Der
dll5 ciucnl Quart @aiier9las .@atcrs
glass" engliihl unh 10 Gunrt
@aiicr. Gas Ginsiebcn Der @aiicrs
glao : Sliiiiigtcit in pas Wdiier err
folat bes bciieren Surdmiihcns bolbcr
inter beitdnbi9em llmriibren. Sicic
eff Chart Sliiiiisfeit geniigen gum
ginlcgcn bon 1870 bis 40 @iern, ie
nah WrpBc ber5elbell, unb fam man
inter 3ugrlinoelc9uu9 picics Nis
idlungspcrbGltuiiles iih leift Die
notbigcn Wcngcn 6%liliiiofeit fir cine
9rcSerc pber geringcre Sabl Gier 6us
rcdtnlafcn.
gum @inlesen Ser Gier benilbt man
Stcingutgeidbc ooer ailt fleine 6dbs
den bon cntiprcfenber @roBe; Die
Ger merbcn bineingclegt unb Die
Sliliiigfeit lan9iam bariiber 9egollen.
Man bralift niht 9leih 10 niele @ier
St boben, Inn bas @eidB oamit boil
ltdnbig an5ufiiIlcn, mar lam ipdter
nodlc9en nno INNER lpieber SugieBen,
bis bas @efdb boil lit. 3ulcst muB
Die pberite Shid)t Gier minocitens
Spci Singer brett bon Der Sliiiiigfeit
bcbcdt icin. Sic Siyr Icripenoung
fommenpen @efdBe iinp norber gut Si
rciniaen. Sns benusfe Wa1ler mnlB
reiucs, tlares Brunnenlpalicr iein.
Gin luftoifter GcrihluB lit nid)t notbs
penbi9 unb ecniigt es, penu Gin
rin9sum acknowledgements Sedel aui
bde @eiGB scIcgt miro. ben man nit
einem Stein obcr bergleiden be-
lhiuert. hamit er iit niht 10 leidt
perihicbt.
Sic 0cfdbe nit ben giern miiiien
on einem fpblen Srte, AM beiten lpobl
i'm Seller aufbcpubrt ipcrbcn uno
guar brett nuf Den SuBbobcn seitellt.
Bic meiiten @icr perbcn i'm Srilbiabr
cingelegt, ITO Die Siibner piel leaen
nnb Die Gier biaig iinp. Nof Den
9emndtcn @rfabrunscn balten iih Die
Srilbjabrscicr ouh ebcnio gut II. lelbit
beIIer als bic 81 irgeno elmer anberen
3cit I'M Sabre s%clponuenen Ger. Hltr
lit itreng barauf 6u ahten, bab nur
gang friide. electromagnetic MIR
peniee alte gier sur geripcnoung
fpmmen. 5erncr miiNen bic Gicr
mud refine Shale baben unb biirfen
nift b%eidmntt iein. 3as Waihen
Der Gier lit nidt 5u empfehlsn, meil
naonrh bic natiirlihe 0lansihiht
uum 81 entfernt wiro, bic bic 9nft
abbaIt nno ais Sdut .sescn bic, leifte
@erperbnie bes Gies bient. Nur
iriid)e, 9eiunbe. unbeihmuete @ifr
biirfen CUR I%ufbeipobrumg aelangen,
'penn Der @rfol9 gut fem fol-; CO lit
bon feinem Serfabren an eripartcn,
baB gerin9lpertbiae gier bmrd Die
Gonierpierune pielleiht nod perbeiicrt
perben %iollen; gan3 i'm @c9entbeil,
lie peroen ihlefter, perberben inb
iteden nod Die 9utcn an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
geideibenheit lit cine Sier .

Dor Der Spriid)ente mar ebcn Der
Suttnfubrmduu por9ciabrcn. Gr
bate cincn peitcn @cg binter iib;
hoS mad)t Surit. Scabalb bot ibnl
Der @irtb Gin Shndpsdlcu an.
Cher, iagtc CT, lit Sbncn piclcid)t
cine Slaidc Bier obcr Gin @las @rpg
licbcr?" Scr Wann ontportete:
Scr Sdnops miro NIT Sanf augcs
uomuncn, llnb luenn's MID anOcriht
IL. "a lpcrh' ih Die Sldidjc Bier trinz
fen bis Der @rog fertig it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

lin. Cine Equalization NIT Ipfelpcin.i
Den CT nah ct. 2oris gu Wdrfte
brad)te, pcrungliidtc Dem iuneeu
Monnc, unn "a Inn bic Witicl CUR
Scinrreiie fcbttcn, pcriud)tc rr ii1
eini9e Wtpnntc ais 3citlmg5ihrci6cr
am ,@lpbc Scmoernt". Sm Nifs
TRACE Der 3cituna berciitc CT Den
Wcitcn linh id]ilocrte ppn bort icine I
intcrciiantcu @rlcbninc unrer hcn
.Golpboua" uno S%noiducrn. Damn
tcbrtc or nod, %clington 6uriid, bnlf
iciucm Batter bciu 8lisablcitcr Beers
fouf unb bctlcibctc cine gcid,dftlidle
Sttluna, iicbcltc nbcr id]on I'M foIscits
Den Sabre liud Glcpcldnb ilbcr, no &C
McdItSluiiicnifoit ituoicrtc nm 1878
Sur Irpotntir 8u9cld11cn lpliroe.
Surdl icillc Acmttniiic i'm Sinan3s
lpcicu mahtc or lid, cincu Ndinen in
Der @cidGftaluclt ulb bcgriinocte
1886 cine Sant, Die 5u bpbcr Sliltbe
gcldn0tc. Nn Der Yolitif bat CT lid .
icit piclcu Sdbrcn bctbciligt, mar mics
ocrhplt Sclceat i'm rcpublifnnildlcn
Acknowledgements linb pcrtrut friibcr
icincn ScimniI5itunt i'm Nationals
IlsihuB Der Eortci. Bic buhcn
Sunbcsdmtcr. lpcIdlc ibm bon 0fcaius
fen uub NooicpcIt angcbpteu lpuroen.
ouruntcr Slpci Wnl DER Sptid)aftcrs
po'tcn in Hom, ihlua or aus. Sns
0crrif' idlc 0cinI in Glcuclonb III cine
Scr YrunfrciibcnScn Der Stnbt. %
itcht oltf bcu rGuclib Scigbts" mo
Gcmdbrt cincu prdftiscn Iusblid
uri bir NcGcuo. Die Somilic ocs
Grn. Scrrif hcircbt nlIs Scr 0dttiu
uub cil,cm Sobre. Gum Iubcnfer
IN bic p,ritprbcncn @ltcrn bat or in
%cuiuaton Gin Sibliotbet : 9cbouoe
crrid)tct.
--+-+-&- 4
Inter brn mcbr ais 100000 ges
npbucrn Der Staot Sucnos Iprcs..
Nrgcntinicu. bcfinbcn lid ctlua 5000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

81 bcbanbclnbcn 5bcmata iolten Sic
auric icbr 5ablrcid) beiud)t luerben,
Nae Surtrdge merbcn IN enaliiher
Sprabe Sebalten ipcrben\ unb bic
&uric iuerpen am Wursen bes B.
guguit ibrcn gnfans uebmeu uno
bis sum 10. Tuguit einidlieklidl
bunern. Nlc 9nmelonngcn uno Mn.
irasen ridtc man an bic Gcntraliteilc
ocS Gentral. Gcreius, Is Sputb Sirtb
Str, ct. 9puis, Wtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Cardinal ,tIereier preteftet
Scr ~. u. D." eeesn Sen
2llfekelisnmmS.

Cine hebcutionlc &lmegcbuug bcs
Ippitpliidcn Stiblcs lit bon Der tus
tboliiten 9rcnc nod nift ulcnts
bolbcu gcni!seub ,gcipirbist lpprbcn,
@s banbelt lid ium pds StrcibeiL ipos
burh Yapit Yirs Der 3ebutc Den Car
oinal Wcrcicr sum Yrptettor Der .Sns
tcrnationalcn fatbpiiid)cn 0crcinis
giins 9cgcn Den Nlfobolismls" err
nannt bat. Ser Srdiioeut bicicr
Scrcinigung. Baron o Sccrcnbroud.
bate Den 81. Batter criiid,t. Der &C.
nnunten Tereini9llng cincu ncucn
Cardinal : Yrotcftor 81 gcbcn, Inn
ibr ipeSiea aud in firdlidcn Nrciicn
crbpbtes anieben uno itarfcn SinilnB
81 iidIcrn. g. crinucrt bicics Sdrcis
ben an bos Iufminterunass Sdrcibcn,
bns SEQ Der Sr~ciSebntc icincrScit Den
fatboliid)cn Ibitincn3s Iereiucu Norbs
dmcrifn's 5ufommen licB. SnrSinal
@crcicr, Gr5biidloi bon Wcdlelu unb
Yrimas bon gclgicn. lii ciuer Der
bcrpprrd9enbitcn airGcnfiiritcn uns
icrer Soge. Sriiber ma CT nls Sros
fciior Der Tbiloiopbie cine 2eudltc Der
@oipcncr 6ohid)ulc. Scit 1906 bal
CT ben er5biihoiliden Shubl bon @cs
d)elu irre mo 5cidnct iidl ais 8irs
hcniilrit nebcn icincm ciugreifcnbcn
inncrtirdllifen &irfcn in %bcrporra<
9enbcm MaBc purd ieinc ip5ialc Silrs
ior9eor6cit unb babel audi burd icinc
ibnttrditigc SbeiInabmc am Sample
ac9cu bas NQobolpcrecrbcn aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
fols Der amcrifancr Der b%eiicren

Sic Nuiicn crrc9tcn Gritaulcl
ourd ibr Sdliebcn nit auigepidn3tcnl
Scitcngcpcbr.
Sic nmcrifaniidlcn Shiiscn murs
Sen bcr6lidl bcilthclt, olS tic nit Den
Sterncn nno Streiicn burd, Die Stabt
fllbrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

9cSogcn miro, Den 3peia 10 bcicitigen,
bab CT I'M Wanl bes Sbieres bleibt.
viii nod bemcrfcn. bnB mar Die
&aoeln an Dem 3lpeigc ldbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
(@inociunot.)
(Ginaciunbt.
Dr.. Sal3inann Sreiitene am
Gskrer' Seminar 80 It.
francis, mis-.
Srilbcr cingcgangcnc gcie

6riibcr cingegangcuc gcis
trd9c .$SS2.00
Scitocm cmpfdngcn:
Bon ciucm frilbcrcn Sdjiilcr 800
Tpm bod,lp. 6rr. s. anur 800
Ton cincm Srgauiitcn 200
Bon Srn. Z. =. Bertrand 1000
Von Srn. s.. Y. &pd) 1000
Inunnu 800
Son cincm bchlp. Sreunb 5000
Gum Scitcn ornlcr Nor
muliitcn 1900
Bon orn. !. ancitscm ar. 800
Ton Srn. Widocl j. @irtcu 800
&on 5ipei Srcnnbcn 100
Bon z. &. CUR %oacnomng
Der critcn $1,000 500
%om bodlp. Srn. I. S6crs
liutcls 500
Non cincm Srcuno Der
Mnitalt 5000
aG Den cblcn @oblthdicru lei bcrSs
lidcr Sanf 9ciogt. Nogcn Nnocrc
ibrcm Ssiipicl iolaeu. rnB Die Srcis
itclle balo pcrgcbcn mcrbcn fpuncl
Srpsbcm an elmer oocr Der alDcrcn
Stcllc Der 2cbrcritanp Suriidgc0nngcn
lit. bnbcn bod Die bier ScbramtseGd
bihntcn, ipelfc bicics Sdhr Die Initult
pcrlicBcn, rcdlt cute Inifelllu8cn err
boltcu; 5pei nnbcrc. Die in Den lcstcn
Sdbrcn mr. alS Srauuiitcn fuugirten.
tabcn micocr Schrcritclen angctrcten,
unb mcbrcrc Nnirnacn mn Scbrcr
fonnten nidlt bcfricpiat lpcrpcu. Bic
Iusiiftcn fiir Die fatholiihen Scbrcr
iinb ulin / III Is dn8cn nid)t 8urildz
gc9angcn. Wtodltcn unicrc bclitid|cn
aatholifcn ciumal Die ippblrppllcnbcu
@ciinnungcu, Ole 10 oft in Sfritt unb
Mort gednBcrt lpcrocn. III 9ruBcrcm
WnBitab in bic Chat iipcrieBcnl SnS
pnlte @ott!-S. Wf. &acl |, Gcttor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Stsbicmi;er eincs Jmne'
0eieucn.

8cr mic pcrinl5enc Suppcn
nB,
Wcr mic Dor lcbcrSdben
alDBcn
LIMO hnlbpcrbrnnntcn Sfnis
bcln lab,
%or Sem ipia id mciu
Sullpt cntbloBen.
Sbu iraacu frob uno frcllz
81 biglid:
,@o lpcilcn Sic benn
eisentli62"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
Sic Siiitcu. W.an6uer.

Sir Die &ilitcn IanDpcr. Die BON
Der WtiliS bel Den pcrid)icbcncn ailItcne
SORTS dbgcbaltcu ucrpcn. lino Die
folgcnocn Saten icitgcicst:
Moinc. IS. bis ~. Suli; Nclu
Snmpibirc. 6. bis Is. september;
Waiiotuictts, I. Sltli bis 3. Iugnit;
Ibooc SSlnnb. s. bis Is. Slli; Mem
Oort, s. Suli bis II. Iuauir; Nortb
Carolina, 3. bis 16. Ingult; Oregon,
20. bis 20. Iu9uit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
shnnrpfsifers Mpnatsfalenper

Gel 9c9rilst, Sulilts, =
llno mnd)t Die 8iBc inns Scrbrlb
Sei 100 @raben Geliius
Hno Siebebibc Sabrcnbcit.
@cbcnfen mir Der bDien 3eit
$50 8intcr bcrridtc lpcit llno brett.
Sn 3cros CAB cs bamals S6nee,
Sn Canada, o lpcb, . lpeh,
Wars 90 minis - unp lest feb -
Brat nidlt Der Slid i'm ticfcn Sec?
SriBt nidt Der 0ni' gefodten alce,
llnp gcbt niht IQcS in bic Sob?
Sic Come mnht Is ms 5iuor bcib,
8ic ippbl Gin jebcr Qcier meiB,
Noh bciBcr madbt 6 inns Der Srlit,
&cr bate pics nidlt ldnait gcimiBf.
Sod beiBer nod ais Sruit mn Conn
@nd'n ids Die Yplitantcu idon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Wpnt., 21. bis 80. Nllauit. M%ontona.
Sort 8und}uca, Iri5ond, Scptcms
Der, Mri5pna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Eun piiien Mrs, ipcr bic Nuscrs
forcncn iinb. unb icitpem pfcift Gin
onhcrcr 8inb; bon bcutc bis gum
Ion't Septcmbcr. bon bnnncn pieoei
bis Yopcmber miro gun5 gcipaltig loss
gc5ogen unb fir @elb unp Nmt gcs
logon; unb lpenn bic &ricgoipolt' iid
berSo9en. bnnn iit Dag licbe golf =
init aobleu pcriorgt bier iplltc 'ipas
gan3 Nnoerc6 itcbcn). @cr's pers
Den iuirb, bas lit Die Sra9e, Die itelli
man lid an icbem Sage; bns ut elm
anotcn ungelDit, Der iih 10 lcidt niht
loicn ldBt; 10 picl lit iid,er: 3 mirb
elm gent" gcipdblt ais ndd)iter Yrd>
iibcnt. Sinb crit Die Srnueu mai ir
melt - es fommt ia Nacs nit Der
3cit = onb ibrcricits ms brcite Selr
Gin eiacn Sidct lpirb gcitellt. bann
bats fir midi unb Gud) gcidlellt, Damn
9cbt balb inter unire @elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Inter Den mcbr als 100000 Scs
ppbucrn Der Staot Sucnos Iprcs.
Nrscntinicn, bcfinben lid ctlua 5000
Scutid)c. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09

Stclt Srraleihc MT. Sic Grippe
lit bier in bicicm 8intcr bcionScrS
hcitia 9cipcien", idrcibt Sruu emma
&runlpeioc bon Sriumpb, Mimi.
.abcr Sprni's IlpcnfrGuter lit bus
Scilmittcl. Gr ilbcrtriiit nlc aubcs
rcn Wcoi6incn. Nun5 glcid) mas filr
cincn Nubm tie babcn mo9cn. @er
chi wirtlih Supcrldiii9c5 Scilmittcl
piinitt. iplltc Sorni'S Ilpcnfrdltter
A%cbrnufcn."
SauicnSc habcn bic @ciulbhcit
brinscubcu giGcnidaitcn bicics be-
riibmtcn Nrdutcrs ScilmittclS bc6citgt.
Or iii nid,t in Den appthcfcn Su babcn.
SpcSinls NScutcn licfcrn ibn, oDcr Sic
fonncu ibn brett bc5iebcn aus Dem
Sabnratprium pou Or, Yctcr Sohrrcp
& SpnS Co.. 19-25 90. &opne Slpc..
Chicago. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-09
yStnr5 Der Helisipn",

Gin Irtifel on anbcrcr Stellc, biirfte
bicsmul nuicre Snrmer interciiiercn
Sinb bod in piclcn Stoatcn Die
Sosialiiteu iebr riibrig, Sarmer ourd
ld)onc Scrlrrcdllngen uno g~elnngenc
Serbrebrugen nn5lllodcr. Tielc Sdrs
mer g%laubcn. baB Die So5ialiitcn cina
fnh Heformcr iinb unb baB lie lid
ais ioldlc MIR nit Der Yolitit bcfni'en.
Gs miro linen geinat. baB Der Sp5ias
lismlis nit Der Hcligipu ebcnip menin
81 tbllu bat ais irgcnb cine anoerc
9ortci. &eligipn lit Sripnts UNI
Ncbcninde, inHcn Die @cnoiien, nm
mas bic 9etdmpiun9 Scr Nclieipn mn
bic Iufhebung Der Che anbetrifit IL
lit bns einfah l%lniinn. Sod lies nal
Den pben n~nacbcuteten Nrtifcl linb Oh
iuirif cincs @ciicreu bclcbrt merben.
Hid,tig ihreibt Der .Yanontnnn"
Bic Ncligion bat hisber Der Sanbs
bcpoltcruig ibrc Scitiateit sescben
tic ma ibr Croft unb &pffnuna 5us
9Icidl. Wan nebme benz 1armer bas
Wpttucrtrauer, uno man mimmt ncr
Xviii pus SIuu. LIZ $uIutVtt IuIuJuIl
lit i'm iu5ialitiiden Staate nnoent-
bar"
Sin sutcs N,ittel ,sesen Slabinht
tbciit ciit Scrr Senrp Stulltamp aus
@cniiprt, No, pcn Sciern elmer be-
fonntcn Observation-Disclosures 3eitunq
nit. Gr erfldrt, idou ieiu @roBbater
babe in Ncutid)lanb umo in Imeriio
bieics @iitiel nit Grfol9 a%ugelpanot.
Nlip: Man niurmt einen fin9crbidcu
3ipei9 bon rptbcm Gebar unb itedt Den
oufQeblGbtcn Sbiercn bieien ms
Innl; Nnfnuge lit es gut, ipenu mar
ben 3meig bin@ unb ber5iebt, 10 bub
bic Sbicre anfnn9en gu fnllcu, benr
cs iheint fdit. oils oh Die aarmllstel1
ioldcr Sbicre 9dnSlih aeldbmt wdrcn.
Sh Siehc bieics Wittcl Dem Sunlens
itih Dor. pcil es bonn llncriabreniter
obnc icbe @eidbr nit grfolg anaes
lpanbt perben lam. Sit Die 9rpbtC
@cfabr poriiber. 10 lam man mittels
elmer Sd)nur, Die iihcr ben Sinterfopi
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
CISCO SETTINGS.

We are proud to welcome few sunshiny days.
 Martin Hammond and wife were guests at Joe Hammonds Sunday.
 The Cisco telephone company has been dissolved and the property devided up. A new company will be organized.
 Quite bunch of youngsters enjoyed an egg hunt at Jim Hooten's Sunday. Clyde Enix found the golden egg. All enjoyed the occasion greatly.
 MT. and Mrs William Miller went to the home of Mrs. Della Barnes Sun day to stay for while. MT. Miller is still suffering from rheumatism.
 Henry Rolfe, Ebert Maxwell, Joe Hammond, II. H. Foxworthy and their families and Moranda, Lulu and Arley Hooten composed a suprise party, who met at the home of Andy sEllis for the purpose of celebrating his thirty second birthday last Thursday. The crowd brought in edibles and presents and all made much of the occasion.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
Almost q Miracle.

One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man, according to w. B. Holsclaw, Clarendon, Tex, was ef- fected years ago in his brother. ''He had such a dreadful cough" he writes, that all our family thought ne was going into consumption, but he began to use Dr. Kings New Discovery, and was completely cured by ten bottles. Now he is sound and well and weighs 218 pounds. For many years our fami- ly has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs for Coughs and Colds with ex- cellent results. " It's quick, safe, re- liable and guaranteed. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free at Mor- rows Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
MAPLE MANEUVE BRINGS.

The few pretty days are making the wheat and meadows look green and nice.
 Several planted garden ard potatoes Friday and Saturday, if the ground was wet.
 Misses Willie and Minnie Stewart visited with Winnie and Lola Barnes Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs Aurthur Pinkley visited with Mr and Mrs. Mart Shipman Saturday and Sunday.
 Quite a few of the young folks around Maple attended the egg hunt at Thomas Carter's Sunday evening"
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pinkley, Mrs. Coretta Hanby and Mrs. Vergie Ship man were callers in Green Forest We'd nesday.
 John Pinkley and family and Mrs. Dan Shipman and Gardner Jackson and family all partooll of a sumptous Easter dinner, given by MT. and Mrs. A. A. Cox.
 The death angel has again visited our community and taken from among us our worthy citizen c. B. Mann, He died at his home near Maple Sun day morning about 5 o'clock. Inter- ment was made in Hale cemetry Monday evening. He leaves wife and four children to mourn his death. We wish to express our sympathy to the bereaved.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
RULE RUmBL.iNG GS.

Farmers are moving off with their work since a few good days have happened.
 Wash Wilson, the hog buyer, has shipped out quite number the last few days.
 Recent heavy rains put O5age out of it's banks.
 Quite number of people enjoyed an Easter egg hunt at Jeff Managers.
 The range will support stock if the good weather continues few days longer.
 Rev. Villines will fiil hls regular ap- pointment here Saturday and Sunday.
 A little son of Mir. and Mrs. Colum- bus Griffith has been quite ill but is improving.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
FAREWELL FILMS.

The farmers out this way get several oats sowed before the rain.
 Miss Gertrude Newton was up from Enon to visit friends and attend the egg hunt Sunday.
 It is with much sadness we report the death of Mrs. Nora Brawley, wife of W. L. Brawley, which occurred at their home near Parker last Saturday. Mrs. Brawley had ever been faithful companion and loving mother. She le ayes husband and seven children Eld Walker conducted the funeral service after which interment was made at the Yocum cemetery.
 A large number of people partic ipated in the singing Sunday, sitter which all joined in the hunt for the golden egg, which was not found. The prizes were deVided between the two finding the most eggs, Alfred McNiei winning the first and Henry KittreIl the second
 The service is being improved on Independence telephone line No. 4, which will please the women folks who will discuss poultry raising, etc., while tie husbands farm.
 c. L. O'Niel is putting up some substantial fencing.
 Mrs. Ina Callen is visiting he grand parents MT. and Mrs. Mart Mattox over near Shaver.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
ALPENA PiCkUPS.

Mrs. Standlee, is here from neal Berryville visiting her daughter Mrs. w. W Leatherbury.
 Mrs. Catherine Naples returned Satur- day to her home with Clay Naples. She had been visiting her sons Joe and Crit at Berryville.
 Mr. Ellis, the new section foreman, moved his family down from Green Forest Friday. They occupy the house just vacated by MT. Welcher, the former "boss. We welcome them.
 Our only Easter wedding occurred on Tuesday of last week, the contract ing couple being John Cantrell and Miss Maud Watson. They drove over to Harrison for the ceremony, and are now at home in the Mat Jenkin' S property. They have the good wishes of wide circle of friends.
 Rue Porter will preach at the school house Sunday. Come out to hear him.
 Henry Stills enjoys farming so well that he has moved his family out to the George Reynolds farm. Ed Justic and family occupy the house vacated by MT Stills.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
BERRYVlLLE BREVITlES,
Tax paying is pretty brisk this wee

Tax paying is pretty brisk this week.
 Eld J. c. Burkett of Eureka Springs preached at the Baptist church Sunday.
 E. J. Sellick has retired as agent for the railroad company and will resume farming.
 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Partridge's one year old baby died Monday night after long illness.
 Attorneys Pittman and Russell are busy this week closing up the sale of Berryvilles water system bonds.
 Charley Crane died very suddenly at the Commercial hotel last Thursday. He resided in Stone county, Mo.
 Col Iverson A. Jones of Grass Leaf farm was one of the prominent Demo- crats in attendance upon the convention here Saturday.
 H. L. Dodson has bought lot in the Crawford addition on South Springfield street and will at once begin the erec- ton of a cottage.
 Miss Anna Tanning was the winner in the Freeman piano contest. She re- ceived over million votes Miss Jamie Fulton was her closest competitor.
 Mrs. Emily Ross died at her home here last week. She was 83 years old Mrs. ". c. Owens of Oklahoma and Mrs. J. o. Norris of Ash Grove, Mo-, were among her children from dis tance to be with her during her last illness.
 The Democratic county convention met here Saturday. The following were elected delegates to the state conventional. c. Stafford, Tobe Smith, S.A. Dehl, Wade H. James, A. Coffee, J. S. Maple, Tom Morris, s. O. Wolf ford and Tom Walden, and were in- structed to vote for Clark delegates to the national convention. The central committee will be re-organized later The convention refused to adopt the Hickory resolution against continuation in office after the second term.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
LEAVES FROM OAK GROVE.

Dock Atchley was in Green Forest Monday.
 Eld. D. Halle filled his appointment here Sunday.
 Miss Ruth and Drettie Humbard entertained a number of friends with a mucal Sunday night.
 The newly weds MT. and Mrs. Thomas Carter have taken up residence on Thomas Carter's place.
 John Atchley and family and Mrs. Mary Garner visited at the home of Mrs. Martha Humbard Sunday.
 There will be singing at the school house Sunday afternoon. Let every boby come out and join the class.
 The egg hunt on Sunday was well attended Jim Johnson found the golden egg, the prize being dollar in cash.
 Mrs. Ellen Littrell and little daugh- ter went to Green Forest Thursday and Miss Mona, who has been attending school there, accompanied them home.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
POTATO CULTURE.
By Robert M. Eutchins, Deputy Com
 missioner of Agriculture

missioner of Agriculture.
 l. Do not plant foreign grown pota toes, they are not adapted to our soil and climate.
 2. Plant them in a rich, sandy loan soil, we'll drained and well supplied with vegetable matter.
 3. Improve your stiffer land by green maturing and drainage, and lighter soil may be made sufficiently rich by the addition of green manure and fertilizer.
 1. Prepare your land deep and throughly.
 5. Plant deep (three to five inehes) on mellow, well drained soil, for an early crop on stiff soil with tendency to bake, the depth may be decreased.
 6. Start system of rotation for your crops, it tells on potatoes.
 '. If convenient plant potatoes 9 year after you have used barnyard manure, as it's application to the pota- to affords conditions favorable to pota- to diseases. However, barnyard ma nure usually guarantees an increase in crop.
 8. If your soil wants nitrogen, use the quick acting nitrate of soda If phosphate, superphosphate is preferred.
 If it needs potash, apply sulphate of potash which has been found to afford better quality of potato than kaini5 and muriate of potash.
 9. Generally use a complete ferti- lizer, that is, one that contains nitrogen phosphric acid and potash.
 10. Let your seed pieces have as many eyes as possible, as the total yield increases with increase in the size of seed pieces from the single eye to the whole potato.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
A Live s. s. m Snowy Weather.

Mr. tor:-Having servived through the past severe winter, we desire to make brief report of what is being done by the Methodest Sunday School. The average attendance for the past three months has been 89 and the average collection $2.51. Taking five of the most favorable Sundays, the average attendance has been IA. Last Sunday was espicially encouraging, the attendance being 142 and the col lection $7.10.
 The collection on the first Sunday in each month is given to missions. Our pastor urges from the pulpit thai every one attend Sunday School at some church.
 We wish to insist upon parents taking their children to some Sunday School.
 A. A. BACKUS, Supt.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-12
BANETTE CHAT.

Mrs. Joe Paddy is reported on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Bob Tucker of Eureka Springs was guest of 1. N. Jones Sunday and Monday.
 Several of the young people of Urbanette attended the egg hunt at High Sunday afternoon.
 John Franklin and family have moved to Alpena.
 Mrs. Bob Ramey, who has been con- fined to her bed for the past year, is reported worse.
 Alfred Tucker and Miss Ruth Hanby, daughter of s. R. Hanby, were married last Sunday afternoon, Justice John Carr officiating. They left on the TAO train for Eureka to spend few days. We wish them a happy and prosperous journey over life's sea.
 T. s. Phillips was in Green Forest first of this week loading car of wheat for the mill.