The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-30
Election next Monday. :.

Bros.
 J. R. O'Kelly of Lancaster is a guest of L. s. Shibley this week.
 A vote for Oscar Grim for Sheriff is a vote for enforcing the laws.
 Len White has been seriously ill of typhoid fever for several days past.
 T.. L. Hummer moved his family to Robert Foudry's residence Tuesday.
 Uncle Kim Hulsey sends THE TRIBUNE to his brother, Chas. Hulsey, in Califor- nia
 It is too late to insure after you have sustained a loss by fire. See Russell Bros.
 Phillips & Russell are having more Improvements made on Phillips avenue this week.
 Miss Eva Harbert, oldest daughter of Wm. Harbert, has been reported quite sick this week.
 Mrs. Julia Phillips Norman has re- turned from Texas and is now resident of Eureka Springs.
 FoR SALE:-A second hand organ good as new, cheap. Will trade for horse or COW. J. F. WALKER.
 James Shibley and family of Crawford county have been visiting the family of his father, l.. s. Shibley, the past week.
 L. V. Porter and wife arrived Monday. NIT. Porter will have his big stock of furniture and hardware opened this week.
 After several days visit with relatives Ross and Henry Blasingame and fam flies left for their homes in the Territory Tuesday.
 L. H. Smiths residence, in Carter's addition, is almost completed. It will be one of the most convenient and prettiest cottages in town.
 The showers the past week. have en- iVened pastures and cooled the atmos- phere greatly. Farmers may now SOW their wheat.
 Rev. Philip Dickerson, pastor of the Christian church of Eureka Springs, was in Green Forest Tuesday, talking against saloons.
 A. E. Graham has gone to St. Louis for treatment in the Baptist Sanitarium. He hopes to be able to return home in three weeks.
 Geo. Carr, who spent sometime here as guest of Bert Greene last spring, has returned and will remain a short while on a visit.
 S1000 cash will buy i60 acre farm, 90 acres in cultivation, directly on line of railroad, we'll improved.
 TRIBUNE AGENCY.
 The Ladies Aid Society had an ice cream supper billed for last Saturday night, but instead of their usual profit on such occasions they find themselves short on actual expenses. Just at night a steady down pour set in and prevented anybody from getting out.
 ". L. Crow of Russellville, who made his arrangements to open law office here sometime ago, writes that circum- stances have been such he could not get around as early as he anticipated. He will be here in a few days and will occu- py an office room over J. M. Jernigan's.
 The county board of Election Com missioners have appointed the judges for the various voting precincts of the coun- ty. Following are the Judges for flick ory: north ward, Granville Norris, John Patton and A.. J. Tabor; south ward T. s. Phillips, Taylor Dunlap and J. A. Buell..
 Our old friend, ". E. Gregory, writes that he is now station agent at Jefferson, Colo, and desires his paper sent to that point. He says he is watching the rail- road work in this. country with much in- terest and will make an effort to get charge of the station here when our road is completed.
 R. A. Kendall, candidate for County Clerk, was in town Monday assuring his friends that he is in the race and will greatly appreciate support. There are no better men in Carroll county than T-. .r.-+l .N,,ii 1Nro