The Green Forest tribune., October 28, 1897, Image 3

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LOCAL MENTiOM.
HH
. P. Kirkham of Denver was
|e Friday.
lari Wade was doing the town
J^furday and Sunday.
Several now pupils from a dis
tance entered ihe high school
Monday.
P. B. Fry made us smile by
"^fding us a dollar on his subscrip
ts Friday.
; Roy. Sharpless of the Christain
faith preached very able sermons
t(j§pur people this week.
> James My res, one of Denver's
good looking merchants, was
transacting business here Satur
day
; % '
L S. Foreman and J. H. Puck
ett lelt Tuesday on a foraging
trip imo the bolder counties of
ssouri.
O. Hubert's school at Rule
<Rses next Saturday. An inter
11program liad been prepared
Saturday afternoon.
bur merchants found it impos
aibieta ncci mmodateall their cus
to'neis Saturday. Wlio says
ptjosperity has not come?
mm
[Beaman Buell writes lrom
iiu vale, Kansas, that he thinks
b brother, Charlie, will be able
lor them to start home this week.
[A social party was given the
lung people ot the town by iMiss
kth Grim on last Saturday even
in honor ot Miss Mary Webb.
[Small pill, safe pill, best pill,
|eWitt’s Little Early Risers cure
Illmisness, constipation, sick
kadache. J. E. Harbert,
|G. W. Ward, one of Carrollton
[wnship’s reliable citizens, cailed
id paid us a dollar on his sub
jription while in town shopping
■Uuida}’.
Rev. I). C. Ross attended the
lanner-Doran debate last week,
[esays it was a highly’ instructive
It'bale and that a general good
leling prevailed.
Xo one in ordinary health need
laconic bald or gray, it he will
bilow sensible treatn ent. VV’e
Mvise cleanliness and the use of
(all’s Hair Eenewcr.
John 1. Worthington received
[is com mission last Friday as
legister of the United States
and Office at Ilarrison. He will
Inter upon his duties next Monday.
Mrs, Zouri Brisco closed a very
luoeessiul term of school in district
|t‘> last Faiday with an entertain
nt at night. Tlie patrons of the
lehnnl speak in tlie highest terms
>t Mrs. Brisco as a teacher.
Hi many cases, the first work of
lAyre’s Sarsaparilla is to expel the
fH<!ct8 of the of other medicines
hat ’have been tined in vain. It
would be a saving of time and
luoney it experimenters took
pyre’s Sarsaparilla at first instead
d at last.
An effort, was mode by the op
ponents of Charley Davis to have
I he Republican central committee
reconsider its action in endorsing
l barley tor the Berryville post
nftiee, but the effort failed. IIits
appointment, will, no doubt, be
made at an early date.
V* arming:—Persons who suffer
1 <>m coughs and colds should
heed the warning of danger and
fo'.ve themselves suffering and
fatal results by using One Minute
* "Ugh Cure. It is an infaliele
veinedy for coughs, colds, croup
and all throat and lung troubles.
J. E, Harbert.
lose who believe chronir
diar
i"ea to be incurable should read
"bat Mr. P. E. Grisham, oi Gain’s
tas to say on the
subject, viz: “I have been a suf
fei'ei- ti-om chronic diarrhoea ever
since the war and have tried a!!
""Is fit medicines for it. At, last
J found a remedy tint effected a
<,lro und tntit was Chamberlain’s
* "be, C bojcj-a and Diarrhoea Rem
Trig. medicine can always
b« depended apon tor colic, chid
ora inortius, dysefit* ry and d: r
tboer. ft is pleasant to lake and
*"'Ve* hails to effect a cure. 25 and
5°CRisc8 f >r sale by J. E. Harbert,
urggght.
Hiram Shahui: Dead,
I It was quite a shock to oilr
people to learn of the tragic death
of Hiram S. Shahun, near Cedar
; vale, Kan., on the morning of the
21st inst.
8. 8. Buell writes the particulars
as follows:
“Hiram was here helping me
wait on Charley. The Odd Fel
lows had employed him for a
! nurse. Thursday morning he got
| up at 4 o’clock. He and I sit up
j and talked about halt an hour. I
; had sit up all night and lie told
me to go and lie down. Ho was
eungbing when he got up and does
caugh every morning and was in
the habit of taking a dram of
whiskey every morning. Charley
got to tasting of the whiskey when
we were out of the room, so Hiram
had it moved into another room.
After I had lain down, he took
the lamp and went into the other
I room to take a dram of the whis
key, but got hold of the wrong
bottle and drank some carbolic
acid. He came to my room at once
and took me into the room and
showed me what he had done. He
bnly spoke two words. I told
him to sit down. I gayc him a
cup of milk and he drank it. H}7
this time the folJ<s were up and
Champlin went tor the doctor.
Hired hands went for his folks.
I took him in my arms and car
Tied'him to the sofa. 1 held him
while the others poured milk, lard
and other stuff down him, but he
only lived between a half and three
quarters of an hour. His wife
and Bridwell came an hour alter lie
a
Tliram was the most pitiful
looking man I ever saw when he
came and woke me up and took
me h}T the hand and led me into
the room and showed me what he
had done. 1 never felt so badly
in my life.
The dajr before and even that
morning, ho was in a big "’ay
laughing and talking, lie was
hurried Thursday afternoon.”
Thus ends the career of a noble
man. Hiram Shahan was an old
and respected citizen of Carroll
county up to a few years ago, when,
with his family, he moved to Kan
sas.
In 1880 he was elected sheriff
of this county and made for him
self an honorable record.
His bereaved family and other
re'atives have the heartfelt sympa
thy of their numerous friends in
this, their old home.
J. C. Berry, one of the host
known citizes of Spencer, Mo.,
testifies that he cured hirnsel of the
worst kind of piles by using a few
boxes of DeYVilt’s Witch Hazel
Salve. -He had been troubled
with piles for over 80 years and
had used many different kinds of
so-called cures; but DeWitts’ was
the one that did the work and he
I will verify this statement it any
one wishes to write him.
J. E. Harbert.
The Fayettville National Build
ing and Loan Association lias
effected the organization ot a local
; hoard at this place wMh J. E. Har
| berl president, L E. Ilarbert vice
: president, W. A. Butt secretary, J.
| (L Jjongan assistent secrotar}-, G.
i V. Poynor treasurer and collector.
Board of directors: M. 8. Coxsey,
j W. T. Carter, G A. Thorn, James
; Wilding, James Buell and T. S.
Phillips.
“I crave but One Minute,” said
the public speaker in a husk}7
voice; and then betook a dose of
iOno Minute Cough Cure, and
preceded with his oratory. One
Minute Cough Cure is unequalled
for throat and lung troubles.
J. E. Ilarbert.
B. J. Bose water was endorsed
by the Republican centra! commit
tee by a vote of 11 to 3 for the
post office at Eureka Springs.
You can’t afford to risk your
life by allowing a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption.
Instant relief and certain cure
are afforded by One Minute Cough*
Cure. J. E. Harberi.
Fruit shippers from Eureka
Springs are hero this week barrel
ing all the surplus apples they
can buy.
You can’t cure consumption but
you can avoid italic cure every
other form of 1 hront or lung trouble
by the nre of One Minute Cough
j Cure., J. E. Ilarbert.
ClSES WlltHE Ail ELSE - Art s,
j Best CousU Syrup. ae: ..* Ooou. U. a ‘
tn lime. S^H b (!■' -r<r':its.
Itrctlier Watkins Heard From.
Harrison, Ark,, Oct, 21, 1397.
Mr. Editor:—Please allow mo
I to imform y<>u my reasons tor not1
! meeting my appointment last J
Sunday at Denver. It was on
account ot my inability, physically,
and not on account of police in
terference nor the recanting of Mr.
Young for such failures were not
anticipated—not in the least.
While I hold Mr. Young as a
man among the greatest. I will
say that he never said anything
about being baptised by nie during
my second trip to his city. I was
simply going, concurable, to the
request of the public, and not Mr.
Young alone, yet the hospitality
that he exhibited toward mo was
i m mensely.
I further say that the people ot
Denver treated me nicely. Im
perfection calls for a few failures
men.
Truly Yours,
Jas. A. Watkins.
among all
In Memory of Mrs. M. E. Treiitliam.;
On Friday evening, Oct. 15, 1897,
i the Angel of Death appeared |
unto Mrs, M. E. Trentham) and
j called her away to her home in
the skies.
She must have been too good
and they surely loved her too
much, for it did seem that a bet
ter and sweeter mother never
blessed a home, but natuVe’s just
debt must be paid. We shall all
pass over the Mystic river sooner
or later, and would that we could
know that we shall be able to
enter the Spirit Land as pure as
was that Christum mother.
Mrs. Trentham has gone to rest,
to reign with God forever. Her
voice now joins the Heavenly lays
to sing her dear Redeemer's
praise.
i hose who have never lost a
mot her are unable, to understand
how great a void her death can
make. Thpre is nothing on earth
that can cast so long and wide!
and black a shadow as a coffin.
It is the shadow ot death that has j
ruined many happy homes,
Mrs. Trentham was a good, kind ■
lady and was loved by all who
knew her. She left a dear com
panion and five children to mourn
her loss.
She sleeps with Jesus, blessed thought !
How sweet her slumbers are !
Freed from all suffering, pain and care
And every hindering, blighting snare.
ller spirit now finds sweet release
Within the realms of eudlesss peace
Her Friend,
Oniai>a Rice,
i
rinest line of shoes you ever
saw at VV. II. Sneed & Co’s.
,
Mrs. Emma Buell and little son
of Ridge Farm, 111., are visiting
relatives here.
T. J. Watt returned Tuesday
from usix weeks’ visit with rela
tives in Kansas.
C. S. Crockett of Carrollton has
gone to Little Rock to enter a
medical college.
j Robert Blasingame is in St. !
| Louis this week with a shipment
of hogs and cattle.
M. M. Butler and his son, George,
returned from Xewton county last
week with 116 head of line cattle.
Brothers. IT. Doxey of lire
Berry vi lie Progress was the lucky!
applicant, having received thei
appointment. ofConnty Treasurer.
Disfigurement for iife by burns
or scalds may be avoided by using
DeWidt’s Witch IIa:-;eI Salve, the
great remedy tor all kinds ot sores
and skin irouiiles. J. E. Herbert.
Mrs. J. C. Longan, accompanied
j by Miss Ethel Nunnally of Car
jrollton, paid our office a visit
Tuesday.
I Burning, itching skin diseases
instantly relieved by DeWitt.’s
! Witch Hazel, unequalled for cuts,
bruises, burns. It heals without
| leading a scar. J, E. iL.abort
| Our large purchase recently
; made makes it necessary h r n
to collect. Come in at once and
l ive us from calling o , yr-u nerson
: al\y. *V, R. oNEi'o X Co.
THE HOTTEST KIND
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of
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a
llMii
In this Town from now on.
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Our FAIfL GOODS ore non' rendu for inspection. Xo
such stock of Dress Fabrics was ever on exhibition in Green
Forest before. Among the assortment will be found,
Henrietas silk finish,
Edenhall Flannels,
Granite Suitings,
Idealean wool finish,
Boucle Cloth, etc etc
We also have the latest novelty—LADIES COW BOY
HATS. Call and see them before the last one is gone.
Our Shoe Department was never more complete. The
worM renowned Hamilton-Brown Shoe speaks for itself.
Lis it oar Clothing Boom and we will show gou the most
thorough/i/ made, artistically finished, up-to- date Clothing
ever displayed in Green Forest. Hats, Caps, Overcoats, Mack
intoshes, in fact everything usually kept in a first-class gen
eral merchandise store.
Of produce we arc handling and the high prices paid for it
will aid us to do an old time rushing business during this
drouth and these hard times.
It makes no difference what non have lose/! in the
wag of PRODUCE, we will bug it, and gag go a the rcrg best
prices the markets will allow.
/IS TO OUR PRICES, we onlg ask that gou come and
examine our goods and we will risk the balance.
Yours for Bargains,
A. BLAS1NGAME.
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11 Must be l)avi(l Page.
Tin; Tribune editor undertook
through tiie press ot the country,
to find the whereabouts of Davie
Page and he thinks he has about
succeeded, and, if so, Page has met
an awful death at the hands o
two negroes near Redfield, in Jet
ferson county, this State.
Our readers wifi remember tlu
inquiry made through The Tribuni
not long since, staling that al
trace of him had been lost by h'n
wife, and that she feared that hi
had been murdered. The artich
was coppied extensively by tin
papers of Missouri and Arkansas
find as a result of which the fol
lowing was received from W. W
Teer, Hensley, Ark.;
In answer to your inquiry in flu
Arkansas Democrat, I will sa\
that a travelling optician whosi
name was «aid to he Page win
robbed and murdered near Red
field, Ark., by two negroes. Hi
11; l u IM » vv i 111 1 j i < 11.
SoOO worth ot goods and sotm
money was said to have bee '
-ecured by the robbers. He? i
buiried m Kedfield. This occur
about the last of August.”
Letters ot inquiry as to the ful
particulars have been sent to lied
field, but up to the hourof goini
to press no reply has come. W
hope to be able to give the till
details ot the case in the next i.-sut
Police.
Notice is hereby given that i
teacher’s institute will beheld a
Rcrryville on the 18. 19 and lit. o
Xo’ember. The school law r<
quires t!ie attendance ot all teach
ors in the county holding livens
to teach. \Y. 11. Phillips.
Co. Es
Yellow Jack Preventative.
Guard against bellow Jack h
keeping the system thorough!
clean and t ee from germ hiundin
matter. C carets Candy Oalhat
tic will c!e.»its'» the system Jin
kill all contagious disease germ
-- W-«Hi—
("■ a-.crTe stimulate liver, kidney* a;
L '(.**« Me via- sick.'n. weaken orum-c. iOo.
! •oiMBipm tsopiquj, supdjy
■J
j Fine stationary at the Racket
■ Store.
' Xpw goods arriving daily at W.
, R. Sneed & Co’s,
|
l You can get a hat in any style,
shape or color at the Racket Store.
Diseases often lurk in the blood
'I before the}- openly manifest them
j selves. Therefore keep the blood
pure with Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
;l Read about the Springfield Re
publican on another page. Tb s
; paper reaches Green Forest two -
ty-frur hours ahead of all other
papers.
. There is no need of little chil
dren being tortured by scald head,
eczema and skin eruptions. Dt
Witt’SjWiteh Hazel Salve gives
instant lelief and cures permanent
ly. .1 E. llarberl.
John Estes returned Friday
from St. Louis where he has been
! attendingthe big fair. He is no v
' to he found at the post office busy
at his jewelry trade.
J. M. Thirswend of Gaosbeck,
• Tex . savs that when he has a spell
i ot indigestion, and feels had and
< sluggish he takes two ot Re\\ itt s
- Little Early Risers at night and
he is all right the next morning.
I Many thousands of others do the
same thing. Do yon‘/J. E. Harbert.
l.'UCiiie nnsson guvy a u
1o her little friends
Sain rek.v afternoon. '[
huuntitul little girls were
re.prosenti ng 1 venty-lwo
'['ho |iliot( yraptrer took
shop” at the gr >up, bat
(.lent the negative w.
A ftei* t lie party was uv
folks “took in” the. town,
;ng up and (lown the si i
>ii party
on last
h irty-six
present,
fa mi lies,
a “snap
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spoiled,
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march
snkzi&csi
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t.» fr-.y ? - - f ; tj> \ .. .
said. *• Von never knew y> ■
i Pave tnk ,i:i p'.l til! :t is •>ii
1 over." -■<<’. ('. I. Hood v 0‘>.
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