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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-11-09
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

heavy rains over q large pOTGlou ol
the United States 18th to 18th cold
and blustery 18th to 14th warmer
18th to 10Th pleasant.
Mrs. Guy Fenner of Alexandria
is the guest of Mrs. Edna Macoomb
Mrs. NJ. Leiber and son are en-
joying a visit to relatives in
Shreveport.
Miss Emma Trichel came up
from Alexandria to spend a few
days with home folks.
New coats received at SEMMEL-
MANS.
Mrs. F Kelley speEt several days
in Sodus last week with her par
ents.
Mrs. Violet Winslow came up
from Bunkie where she is teaching,
to spend the week end at home.
New novelties in hosiery at SIM
MELMAN'S.
Mr.. Charles Greene was bust
ness visitor to Mooringsport dur
ing the week.
Messrs. Lester Hughes, Cumm-
ings, P. Keyser, ID. j. Hyams; 6.
MiIlspaugh.
Novelty hi-cut shoes, popular prices
at SEMMELMAN'S.
Mrs. T. P. Chaplin and daugh-
ter Miss Veva are spending the
week with relatives at Bermuda.
Miss Irene Cloutier of Bermuda
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Cloutier.
Miss Marie Breazeale has re-
turned home after enjoying the
fall months 10 New Orleans and
ireenvilie, Mississippi.
Mr.. James B. Tucker spent sew
erai days in Shreveport last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Tucker
while enjoying the State Fair,
Dresses in burgundy, plum and other
shades included in SE MMELMAN'S
Special Dress Sale.
Mrs. j. G. Henry and son Himel
of st. James spent last week In
Natchitoches, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. l.. McClung.
Mrs. McCook and Messrs w.
and l.. McCook and w. E. Ay-
mond went to Shreveport Saturday
night and motered back on Sunday
Fur trimmings by the yard at SEM
MELMAN'S
Messrs u. Lambre, j oseph Clou-
tier. E Z. and Cyril Prudhomme
nf RernIuda were visitors to Nat
chitoches Sunday.
Teddies at SEMMELMAN'S.
5Ar. Carl Henry left on Monday I
riot alexandria where he will visit
= p0Es!lsters Mrs. Baynard, while re.
ta1erating from his recent attack
=, ma Malaria.
.sasSIiss Alice McNeelcy and bro i
ssier of Colfax who accompanied /
: IS Henri d. Williams to the /
cir, returned and are spending a a
Nv days in town.
.aaSee those new two tone high lace
'Sots in browns, battleship grey and
lack and white tops at SEMMEL-
lAN'S n
Miss Fav Dunckleman motered $
over with party of friends from :
where she is teaching,
o spend the week end with her /,
mother Mrs. q. Duncklenan.
Miss Mia Olspari who went up i,
n her car with her mother, Miss c
Suzette Utter AM Mr.. Alf Ort- v
never to attend jefferson High /"
way day, returned with them Sat-
friday evening. IF
The worlds best shoes, Hannans, at Q
EN- ELMAN'S c
Miss Ada Carver has returned o
lome after enjoying most de- )
ightful visit OF several weeks to {
Jew Orleans and Bogalousa when !,
be was the recipient of much So ),
iaI attention. n
Reserved seats for Cecil Fan !
ing, the first Lyceum number of =
he 1861 course at the Normal
TIll be on sale on Monday after
-. M.,,o.L 1Ost. $500. Q
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FLOWERS FOR SALE

: Nice, large white crepe Chrysanthe-
NUNS at $3.50 per Dozen, delivered
w. c. Sugg, Minden, La.
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the same colored light. Before
the guests were seated each pulled
a string from the centerpiece tc
the end of which was tied a clever
verse illustrating her most strik-
ing personality that drew forth
gales of laughter that helped d.
gest the delicious lunche on
of minced chicken stuffed tomato
and bell pepper salad. jelly, gra-
ham bread and tea followed bv
Schaum tort and fudge cake served
by the gracious hostess assisted
by Miss Carmen Breazeale. Mrs.
McCook won the pretty club prize,
Mrs. Emma Prudhomme, the sec
ond and Mrs. Ducournau the
BOBBY. Mines. Prudhomme. Hi
mel, w. W. Breazeale and Char
les DeBlieux played as substitutes
with the club.
Mrs. Cannon EntertaIns
Tam O'Shanter would haYe rid
den his historic grey mare at even
a faster gait than Bobbie Burns
credited him with, if the route
along the old church yard had de-
toured thru the spooky forest into
which the parlors of Mrs. Gan
mons pretty home was transformed
afternoon, when she en-
The Book Club. A car
pet of leaves. great moss-hung
branches, draperieS of grey moss
and autumn leaves, rustic tripods
from which jack planters of pump
kins were suspended, jack o'lantern
shades over candles made a verita-
Die La-Toute-Sainte" setting,
hat sent a creepy feeling up the
ipiDe, that was intensified when
he old witch entered and catchi-
rated and cantored with the spirit
# the times. After terrorizing
Ter victims by threatening all
,inds of horrors, each in turn
pulled a string from the hugh
'ored pumpkin that held the place
# honor and ID fear and trepida-
ion, interpreted the fortune al
Otted her.
As all complied so graciously,
he hostess then took pity upon
er trembling guests and Let a
title daylight in to reassure them
II was well and as q consolation,
1t all cut for prize of which
1iss Inez Chaplin was the lucky
inner. Then telegraph blanks
rere distributed and u message
ad to be written formed from the
.tters of Halloween. apd of the
lany clever ones, the majority
ecided that the cleverest was
'ritten bY Mrs. Williamson, who
as awarded the club prize and Mrs
arver the guests, both prizes
eing beautiful handwork of the
Ostess. A dainty souvenir of the
Vening was presented Mrs. Por.
n who enacted so we'll the role of
le old witch.
A delicious turkey luncheon
ith cranberry sauce, halloween
lad served in apples carved to
.present jack o'lanterns, hot but
red biscuits and tea followed by
ome made candies was served to s
lie members and guests who we're
mes. McCook, Etimel. Ducour-
III. D. w. Breazeale, POLICEMAN,
ath, Carver. L. Deblieux, Nc
eeley of Colfax. and Misses
enri D. Williams, Veva and
lez Chaplin and Bell of Shreve-
,rt
Throughout the evening some I
.ry beautiful violin selections
ere given bv Mr.. Henry Brea-
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DR.. J. E Keator and Mr.. an
Mrs. U. Lambre and family az
Miss Helena Prudhomme lnotere
thru town en- route to Campti Sa
urday from where the men of til
party went to- the Fair returnin
Monday
childrens.-dresses SOC and up at SEN
MELMAN'S
Rev. Boyd and wife of Chicag
the minister who is conducting tn
Union revival being held at tn,
Opera House, with Mr.. Swagge rt,
of Shreveport who has charge 0
the singing, are guests of Rev. ant
Mrs. Paul Brown at the Parsonage
on the hill.
Specially pretty blankets at SEM
~
Mr.. Henry Pressourg came ut
from Alexandria to drive the Mel
ken car to Shreveport Saturday
for Misses Gussie and Miriam
Nelken, Alicia Dickson and Mr..
Sylvan Nelken returning the next
night.
FOR SALE-One second hand now
ing mac hine with 2 blades cheap
z-Wks S Stephens
Miss Fannie Nelken enjoyed
Tues day and Wednesday at home
while the health car was in Nat
chiJoches enroute from the State
Fair. Miss Morris and DR.. Rod
ertSon were in charge with Miss
Nelken.
Solid colored shirts, pink, light blue,
yellow, green and lavendar at SEM
MIR. Jos Walker of Shreveport
aid j. Elliot Gen. Supt. of the T.
& P. went up with the Natchitoches
special, Saturday in Mr.. EIliot's
handsome private car and en- route
entertained some of the Natchi-
tochians at breakfast. In the course
of conversation, the Supt. spoke
very confidently of the positive
plans of the officials of making
the Branch the main line of the
I 6 P just as soon as the work of
aging heavier rails was completed.
Selah!
Among the number whose names
We have learned who welt up on
ne Natchitoches special to the Fair
in addition to the hund |
eds of Normalites, were Misses
Clothilde Prudhomme, Pearl Wea-
'er. Matte Nav Hill, Edna and |
1eoia Levy, Miriam Lucas. Sh;r-
~ Greneaux. Kile, Carter, KAT
e, Glover, Mines. Voires, T. F.
'orter, ID. L. Suddath, w. s.
Freneaux, Carev Blanchard. Bon
ette. A. Bath, Sam Aaron, Nc
'oJk, MIR. and Mrs. Policeman and
amily, MIR. and Mrs. L. Gimbert.
1essrs- Wood Breazeale, Warren
nd Guy Voters.
The wonderful weather that has
the fall of 1915, still pre-
ails and to Judge from the sun
llne, thermometer in the eigh-
es flowers, vegetables and sum-
Ter clothes, one would think it
Midsummer and here we are in
ae second week Of November.
Don't forget that Cecil Tanning
hose widely heralded and antici-
ated recital here before. came 10
lilly to the mark, will make his
'cond appearance before a Nat
1itoches audience on next We'd
esday eYeEing the 18th at s D.
l., in the Normal Auditorium.
An addition is being made TO
lie jewelry shop of Mr.. r. De-
argas that will almost double it's
re and the improvements made
the way of new windows and
side adornments, will add mater
lily to its convenience as we'll as
0pearance.
Flannelette psjamas and night shirts
SEMMELNfANS II
The marriage of Mr.. Sidney
ook now of Shreveport, second
N of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.Cook, to
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-11-09
FOR SALE

1-Oakland 6-32 good as new,
1-Overland s3B Run 1000 miles
A quantity of good used 34x4 U. S.
Goodrich and Firestone castings, traded
in on Cord Tires. SEE US FOR
EVERYTHING
!. The Service" Garage
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SUCCESSION SALE

Succession of Sylvester Solice
Paul SoIice, Sr., Administrator
18th D. C. No.
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Miss Dora McNiel, of Oak Hill, vls- ited Saturday and Sunday at the home of w. A. Hensley.
 Ross Fry and family visited last Sun day with the family of Sam Carmack.
 Mrs. Margaret Reeves went to Berry vile last Sunday, to visit her brother, Jimmie Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Fry visited at the home of G. T. Galloway, near Douglas, last Sunday.
 Grandma Baughman, of Blue Eye, Mo, is visiting friends in this vicinity.
 Miss Marie Stone was a guest of Miss Rena Leathers last Sunday.
 Charley Naples and family, of Black Jack, were Sunday visitors at the home of J ohm BIasingame.
 Oscar Norris and family were very sich last Sunday caused by having eaten something poison.
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week. He got 300 dozen in one day. That's pretty good, "hey?''
 Fred Nyles and son were helping 0. V. Jayne work the road, leading out from the Ingraham place, last >Satuf- day. It certainly was in bad condl- tion.
 Chas. Stanhope made business trip last Monday to Ed Gums.
 Charley Hulsey was out buying cal yes last Monday.
 o. Hulsey made business trip to town last Saturday. What town?' 70, Some town.
 c. Hulsey was a business visitor to Alpena one day last week.
 Mrs. H. H. Stanhopesvisited Mrs. Oma Jayne last Friday
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QSAGE

We have few cases of the measles at Osage.
 Bode Stacy has gone to Oklahoma with a view of locating.
 Crump Fancher was buying cattle here the first of the week.
 Bryan Siseo, who is attending the Green Forest High School, visited here Saturday and Sunday.
 Lee Sisco transacted business at Al pena Pass last Friday.
 Frank and Miss Ethel Kenner were visiting their many friends here thf latter part of the week.
 Ralph Kirkpatrick and Hitson Slsc' were Alpena visitors, Monday.
 John Bishop and family were guest of Greenberg Shackleford, oaturda, and Sunday.
 Aunt Lonzania Bell, mother of Ben and Frank Bell, is very sick at he home, two miles east of Osage. Allen Trimble went to BerryYille Monday to see the tax collector. Otis Trimble was a Green Forest Wis itor, Saturday and Sunday.
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RGa9 WGgsGE

Notice is hereby GtVen that the undersigned petitio0ca. .tl'l present to the April term a, County Court, a peti- ton asking sai3 Cut to grant certain change, and allow certain piece of new road as described in said petition situatea in Long Creek Township, Eastern District, Carroll county, Ark, beginning at the Q. A " hlte farm, via the J. J. Erwin farm, the c. c. Kirk ham farm, passing through Denver and connecting with the county road at the Boone couaty line.
 w. Marriott, Denver.
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OsM GROVE
to come

Claud Garner and family and Robt' Wrinkle and family, of near Blue Eye, spent Sunday at the home of A. I. Cook.
 "Uncle Abner Atchley, who has spent the last few weeks with his sist- CT. near Gideon, returned home Sunday afternoon.
 The sale at Mir. Jim Newman's last Saturday was well attended. MT. Newman will start for Colorado in the near future to return next fall.
 George Shahan returned to Colorado after 2-months visit with relatives and friends.
 Arlena White, of Yocum, is spending the week at the home of her aacie, J $. Shahan.
 "A cutie wedding took place at th' home of MT Jim Humbard last Sunday the contracting parties being Mr. 1hom as Davis, son of Mir. and Mrs, Jei Davis. and Miss Ruth Humbard, daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. Jim Humbard $ Congratulations. -
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ZION FELL.

The indications in this part of the country are good for bumper crop of both peaches and apples.
 Charlie and Andrew Barnett came in from Oklahoma few days since and will reside in this community during the summer.
 E. T. Dunlap visited relatives at Al pena last Sunday afternson.
 Most of the people in this community are making preparations to spray their orchards.
 Miss Artie Hudspeth visited home folks the latter part of last week.
 Doyal Collier left for Boynton, Okla homa, March, 21st.
 Mamie Collier visited with the family of M. s. Coxsey last Friday night.
 A dry, hacking cough is bard on the lungs, often causes them to bleed. BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP is healing balm that quickly repairs damage in the lungs and air passages. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by D. L. Myers.
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getting his house burned last Sunday morning.
 An Apron Party was given at the home of Alb Rice last Saturday night. All report having had an enjoyable time.
 Miss Cleta Snyder, who is residing at Green Forest, visited with home folks from Saturday until Sunday, and Ed Rhodes accompanied her to town.
 Ert Dooling left last Tuesday eVen- ing for Wichita, Kansas.
 Heartburn, indigestion or distress of the stomach is instantly relieved by HERBINE. It forces the badly digest en food out of the body and restores tones in the stomach and bowels. Price soc. Sold by D. L. Myers.
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COUNTY CONVENTION

A Republican Convention of dele gates from the respective townships and wards is hereby called to assemble at the Court House in Berryvlle, Ar kansas, on Wednesday, April 12, 1916, at LOO a. m., for the purpose of se- st,sra .sss,aa dels9aat.s ssea six aa!tsgaate delegates to the State Convention, to meet at Little Rock, April 26th; six delegates and six alternate delegates to the Congressional Convention to meet at Eureka Springs, Arkansas, April 24th; to select State Commlttes man from Carroll county; to nominate a county ticket and to transact such other business as may pfoperly come before the convention.
 The respective townships and wards are entitled to representation as fol lows:
 Polo 8, Yocum 6, North Long Creek ?, South Long Creek 4, Delmar2 Osage l ?. Dry Fork l, Piney 2, Omega 1, Lib erty l, South Hickory [, North lick ory T, Canabal 2, First Prairie ', Sec ond Prairie ', Kings River 3, Cross 2 Franklin 1, Beaver 3, Johnson 3, Flu reka SD loss, flt4t Ward 5, Secon'
 :, ard 6, Third Ward 5, GliIty 2, Winon i, Bush 1, Packard Springs 1.
 It is suggested that all townships ant
 wards ha!d conventions on April Sth
 Committetaen are urged to see tha
 township conventions are called an
 elect q fuli deiegotion to the count N convention, ana to nominate townshi
 Tickets and select 9 ,0anship committe : Man. This Feb 18th, 1916.
 U. C. Kelley, Chairman X. J. Russell, Secretary
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PAEGT

Ben Robertson and family, from Lick Branch, visited from Friday until Sunday with heg sister, Mrs Jim Metz. The latters d&oS"'cr, Audra Gaddy accompanied them home for visit.
 J. B. Mooie and Bennie Alveriason made business trip to Omaha, We'd nesday. Beouie stayed over until Saturday. His cousin, Emory Barnes, came home with him, returning Sun day.
 Spence Head and Jeff Nance, with their wives, attended the sale at Jim Newman's 5 at Oak Grove, Saturday.
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NoT.c FOR PUBLICATION
1t of the Interior,

of the Interior,
 U. s. Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas, March 21st, 1916. Notice is hereby given that Lena D. Douglas, of Rule, Ark, who, on November 18th, 1908, made homestead entry, No. 01181, for N E IA s w IA, Section 28, Township 19 North, Range % West, 9th Prin Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Rreeiver United States Land Office, at Harrison Arkansas, on the 18th day of April, 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 E. F. Sims, A. Bradshaw, Lee York and Ebert Jackson, all of Rule Arkansas.
 Brice B. Hudgins, Register
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS
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MT. J. L.\N.. .ce $l,oo.sek, Amt Mat Earf77ar visited with Mrs: Broufman, Saturday.
 pr. Floyd was called from Western Grove to see Grandma Larkins, who IS sick.
 Mr. Floyd Geary and wife spent Sat urday night and Sunday with Mrs. Geary's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Cute Nickols.
 Miss Cecil Haynes visited with Miss Hattie Morris, Sunday.
 Mr. Steve Haynes is preparing to move to Bear Creek. We are sorrow to lose MT. Haynes from our neighbof- hood
 Mrs. Elsie Ciute is visiting at Pin dall and attending the big meeting.
 VIII Sisco and Clarence Collins have each pailed them new garden.
 Mrs. Rosie Sisco is numbered witt the sick ones, suffering with spell O the asthma.
 Mrs. Sarah Bailey, from Green For est. visited Saturday night and Sunda. with her daughters, Mrs. Nettie Col lins and Mrs. Rosie Siseo, Mrs. Col lins returning home with her for weeks visit with relatives.
 Mf. Elmer Morris, who has been sic is improving. Mr Morris has had bad spell. We nope to see him up d few days
 Waid Sisco is the owner of ne watch. He is not going to miss his di
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31
MARERRY

sk"Helon' Everybody here is blow ing for Corn.
 Chas. Halsey and wife visited last Sunday with Mrs. Hulsey's father and mother, Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Collier, Sr., near Green Forest
 Herbert stanhope, wife and little daughter, and Mir T. Douglas, 2 Missouri, visited last Sunday with the O. V. Jaynes.
 Clarence Cox, wife and little sdn visited last Sunday with home-folks.
 L. MeNeal was out buying eggs thS
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31
YOcUM

' MT. John Stafford and son, Logan, ate dinner at John Roades' last Mon day.
 Miss Lizzie Johnson, the clerk in the Rhodes Supply Store, visited from Sunday until Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Lum Anderson.
 Oulte a few of the Yocum folks at tended the Jim Newman sale at Oak Grove, Saturday.
 MT. Duesse, who lives on the AnaS Duncan place, had the misfortune o1
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31

Lame back may come from over work cold settled in the muscles [ the back or from disease. h the two former cases the right e m e d y IS BALLARD's SNOW LIMIIENT. It should be rubbed in thoroughly over the effected part, the relief will be prompt and satisfactofo. Price z9c' Soc, and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by ] Myers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31
HIGHLAND

Mrs. Jasper Younger has been i'll TOT the past week.
 MT. c. T. Brassfeld has his house completed and is ready to move Ill.
 Part of the Highland singing class went to Pleasant Valley, Sunday.
 Dave Thorn and family, of urbanette, visited at J. R. Thorn's, Sunday
 The saw mill has not been running this week as Mir. Reed is doing some work at Yocum.
 Plurisy pains are located just below the short ribs. Lumbago effects the regions but toward the back. BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT Is the remedy in either case. If rubbed in thoroughly it eases p a i n, relaXes the muscles and the patient can m about freely and comfortably Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold pS D. l.. Myers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31

we nave rs,oFgsaahlzsd a1 a6 Bur fFa sddHhtday School. TEe officers are: MT, Will Matthews. superintendent, Mrs Mat theWs, assistant and Mrs. Bessie Jenn- inqs. Secretary. We are having a good Sunday school now and want everybody to come.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31

The chairman and secretary of each county convention, electing delegates to the Congressional Convention to be held as aforesaid, shall issue their certificates be delivered to the chair man or secretary of the Congressional Committee as soon as practical and before the convening of the Congress- ional Convention.
 Republican Congressional committee of the Third Congressional District of Arkansas by R. S. Granger, Chairman,
 B. F. Campbell, Secretary,
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31
FAMMsMG

Willie Parker visited with James White and family last Sunday night.
 Ed Puckett, of Green Forest, thinks that fish are ripe He visited with W. R. Phillips and went fishing.
 Ernest Shahan and wife visited at the home of c. w. Braddy last Sunday.
 Clarence Cox and wife, of near Parker, were down here last Sunday, looking over their farm. Clarence is getting anxious to move 50 he can roll those hints instead of sand.
 Columbus 0'Neal and wife of Fare well, visited at the home of,, Uncle 4hdy Dnn can last Sunday. T& IrlG szs'sr''ffts oe,Uy. We suA ..e..a., !. -laa.ai rarmorsl III the oEs' S.1 <.
 Inm Anderson visited with his bro tber. Pete, near Farewell, last Sunday.
 "Rastus" went to the sale last Sat nrdav at Oak Grove The sale was at the home of James Newman.
 Yessir, it showed Monday, after some summer days.
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CALL FOR REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
 A Congressional Convention ot dele gates representative of the Republican party of the Third Congressional DIS trict of Arkansas is hereby called and will be held in the court house at Eu- reka Springs, Ark ansas, on April Z4' 1916. at 10 a. m., for the purpose or electing two delegates and two altern- ate delegates to the Republican Nation al Convention to be held in Chicago, Ill.,, on June ', 1916; for the purpose or nominating a Republican candidate Tor Congress from the Third Congressional District of Arkansas; for the purpose of selecting g Republican Congress- ional Committee; and for the transact ion of such other business that may properly come before such convention.
 County convention to be held Tn each of the counties of the district will se- feet delegates to the aforesaid Con qressional Convention. Each county in said district shall elect as many delegates and as many alternates delegates to the Congressional Con- vention to be held in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, on April A, 1916, as said county shall elect to the Republican State Convention to be held in Little Arkansas on April 26, 1916. This basis of representation will entitle each county in the district to the following number of delegates, and to the same number of alternate delegates:
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31

ner any more on account of not know ing what time day it is.
 The liver loses it's activity at times and needs help II E R B N E is an s.,atraiive liver stimulant. 1t also pure Nabowels, strengthens digseestAsts- sss- 'ejfecakeep ii touch with your sk fes the s.esz,- ,s4- = -. '' And restores strength, vigor and cheer fpl spirits. Price 50c Sold by D. L. Myers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31
FAIR GROVE

Miss Flosse- Anthony visited at Miss Susie Marshall's. Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31
TATE REEVES EE.S.j
 Cash Grocery

All other afLlcle3 aJ right prlceS. Hay, Chops and Bran at lowest prices puy Highest Market Price for Eggs 2 ......s.....s..-us
 The Store Where Your Pat
 ronuge is Appreciated.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-03-31

Boone County ----=--------------- Carroll County ---------------------6 Marion County ---.-----------------3 Benton County .--------~-------9 Searcy Gounty--------- --------4 Baxter County ----------.-----------2 Newton County -4 Madison County --------------------o Van Ruren County nty-----------------~-4 " Washington County ----9