The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07

1 that on June Il he sold at delinquent | tax sale property recently bought by | the government for a postoffice build ing at Conway. Judge w. B. Wilson was the purchased The property was l privately owned II 1914 when the as sessment was mde. and was con tinued on the aJ essment books in l 1915 through errd, although purchas- ed by the goveumen Government property is not FSxed
 Former Goverr r o. B. Colquitt of l Texas spoke at .exarkana in the in | terest of his ca -oidacy for United States senator was introduced by N A. Shaw and i,ofe two hours. He denounced both 1 atewide and nation wide prohibition Land also declared himself opposed 4, woman suffrage. He said he thout.lt President Wilson had been too le ent in his dealings ith Mexico and7 hat the time is now ripe for drastic "sion.
 
 The Indiana S4lilCompany of Terre Haute. Ind, filed it in the United ! States cnnr44 ,o,,r stof,t tern .e is. St tlsS v -f,r 400 laXoar a out at l@sa$sss ssss Northwestefn tsifi T. T ifs <, timber Com pany Of FayettevillN to restrain the company from using Hertain devices on silo doors on which t1e plaintiff claims the patent rights. Appointment of a master to take eV1dAlce to determine the damages also i$asked.
 The Union County Fruit Growers l Association has bear organized at EI Dorado, with R. N EBenson president and Dr. J, M. Shepprd secretary. A large number of mel will plant from two to five acres of strawberries by | way of diversificatiol mass meet. ing will be held in fl Dorado Satur, day, July l, to dlscus plans for the l association.
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 l Promoters of the bi sanitarium for Hot Springs notified local interests 1 that owing to the pesent unsettled condition in M .SHo ad the possibili- i ties or further cv efations, the un- | derwrlters will de.eTfor the present l the deposit of money necessary to | { l purchase the propTty desired in tune 1 to take up the optDns
 There were no ailtres among the 49 applicants who tod1 the June ex- | animation for teahe,s' licenses at Conway, accordingto County Examin CT J. M. c. Vaugler. Nineteen re- a ceived first grade ertfcates, 26 sec ond grade and fouthird grade. c On writ ofreplevin directed against the Wells-argo and Company Express, James JCooper of Bates vile obtained pkage containing c whiskey shipped him from St. Louis. express praid, without pay 0 ing the tax of 50 dts s
 The streets of llberry soon will be oiled. The fus were raised bv D subscription and ! an appropriation D by the city. U Engineer Guy TCobb and crew E of men have begl preliminary work M for the new pavil district at Jones' el boro. d. Ouachita CollegHill get $2O, 900 for r, an endowment fu. and the First +o Baptist church Philadelphia will get approximately5 5000 from the es, ,, tate of the late \. Florence I. Will M M son. Mrs Wilsoried on June IS. f. The estate is estated to be worth 'i $45,000, most of ch is in cash.
 wi David T. Bryanashier of the t,iti. n ~ zens Bank and IF Company of Van 0 0oo Buren paid to thGate treasurer S6.- n 312.26 inheritancex from the estate i' of the late CaptaNilliam Bowlin. "l An editorial, wIan by Mrs Frank c, W. Peel and publed in the Benton m E!iie nun' uenouhS slueWalk come Sw dians" for ridicul members of the sid state guard, has en reprinted on nar handbills for dis,ution at recruYr , ing stations in seal northwest Ar = kansas towns. ]. Feels son and m, son-in-law are moers pf the state M guard Ss TT
 to No fdf. l .. The first eottons he eln' s,ee "h1 r;+l ]. of Gould havison uii1isn iiih "lti ssm G. H. Joslyr naoe1e.9 "S app