The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-02

10 pounds Lard for s1.00 at Whitaker Bros.'
 R. L. Foudry's residence is assuming the appearance of a handsome home. Misses Pearl Greene and Mattie Phil 1 lips are visiting at Harrison this week. It is too late to insure after you have sustained loss by fire. See Russell Bros.
 Photographer Graham took snap shot of the Band Boys in their new uni forms Sunday.
 Hon. Harry H. Myers of Brinkley, the well-known Republican orator, will speak at Denver, this county, Friday, Aug. 10, 10, am.
 THE TRIBUNE agency can furnish you abstracts on short notice and at the same rates they can be procured from any l abstraetor in the county.
 Through an oversight last week, we failed to note the fact that J. M. Bailey has purchased the brick store room he occupies from Blasingame 6 Son.
 Ben Shipman, residing near Braswell Spring, got leg broken just above the ankle last Thursday. He was filling up ditch and aoeidently let log roll on him.
 Our congratulations are extended to Postmaster B. J. Rosewater of Eureka Springs upon his marriage on Tuesday of last week to Miss Gertie Britts of that city.
 The building boom still continues. So does W. J. Lloyd of Eureka Springs continue to furnish hardware and build ing material to Green Forest people cheaper than can be had anywhere else.
 Riley Orrell and family were up from Notch, Mo, the past week; to attend the Collier reunion at his wife's fathers on Dry creek last Thursday. Nearly all of the immediate family relation was pres ent and most enjoyable time was had. 1 A number of Green Fofesters went to Clearwater Saturday to attend the fish fry. They were disappointed in the fact i that no fish were to be had, the parties who were to attend to that part of the program having failed to get around.
 Nothing can so materially add to the future growth of Green Forest as a manifestation ofenterprise and public spirit by improving the streets and i building sidewalks. Every dollar spent in that way will yield handsome return.
 Notwithstanding numerous reports to the contrary, the Green Forest freight and passenger depot will be located ex- actly on the ground where the company contracted with the citizens committee to place it. There is no other really suitable place for it.:
 Galloway, the mule buyer, will be in Green Forest, Monday, Aug. 6th, to buy mules from II to IA 1-2 hands high, to 1 8years old in good flesh; also big mules, weighing from 1850 to 1900, sound and fat, i to 7 years old. For all such he will pay cash prices.
 The future of Green Forest is only as- sured by the enterprise of her present citizens. Wemust have public improve 1 ll,+c Of NTo prospered with a set of slow going busi ness men and property holders. There must be no failures in this matter
 Mrs. Polly O'Neal, widow of the late Spencer O'Neal of Yocum township, died at the home of James Capps on Dry creek, last Sunday night. She was ! quite aged and feeble and her death came as no surprise. A casket for bur ial was secured from Undertaken Butt. The funeral was held at the O'Neal cem- etery on Yocum, Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. Armstrong.
 THE TRIBUNE exercises nothing but the kindest feelings in making our ur- gent suggestion that quick and concert ed action be taken to give Green Forest an appearance of business and enter prise. We feel that the circumstances warrant even stronger emphasis than we have placed upon the importance of this kind of a movement. THE TRIBUNE is the devoted friend and champion of the people who have made Green Forest what she is today, tine people who have made it nnssihle for the location of a