The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-12
Local Mention.

5sS< &9XTy aSse6 hams at IaDofS, S71 7snic at Carrollton Saturday. E sI|}e nights have been remarkably cool
 H. Smith and wife spent the 4th in
 47eka Springs.
 That rain Thursday was the incest gfhing of the season.
 The Osage telephone line was put in opefation Saturday, M large invoice of clothing just re- ceiYed at Coxsey Bros. H. Callen left Saturday for Dry Ecrk where he will engage in teaching.
 Small loans on farms may be secured through THE TRIBUNE Real Estate Agen- Walker and Constable vil- lines of Berryville were in Green Forest Thursday.
 Col. E. J. Black, Republican nominee sf6r County Judge, spent the 4th in s4reen Forest, mixing with his friends Mi you have real estate for sale, come
 st it with THE TRIBUNE agency. We < 3fe receiving numerous inquiries for land md town property, B# Always see Lloyd, the Eureka Springs
 Hardware man, before buying building Material. He can give you a discount aon anybody's figures, sS Go to Russell Bros., TRIBUNE office, Tor fire insurance, They represent three sof the best companies in existence. 8They write policies themselves. M Mark Nunnally came in last week Hfrom Stroud, Oklahoma, to spend the Nth with his parents. Mark has good Sposition with mill company at Stroud. c. D. Owens and wife were down from their home at Baxter, Mo-, last week, svisiting relatives and celebrating the 4th. AThey will read THE TRIBUNE in the fu- Iture.
 .S@ Have you clear title to your land ? If you have you are better off than most Hand owners in this country. Better have Russell Bros. secure you an ab- stract.
 Coxsey Bros. will close out their ele- gant stock of Summer Clothing at great ly reduced prices. Ifyou want a pretty, cheap suit for the Fourth, now is your opportunity.
 Col. J. P. Fancher was in town Mon- day, blowing about what great time he had at the Kansas City convention. He is decidedly of the opinion that Bryan will win this time.
 A. Blasingame received quite serious back-set with his broken leg by the bed collapsing with him one day last week. He is now, however, getting along nice- ly and hopes to be able to be up in few days.
 M. B. Russell writes his folks from the Philippines under date of May 70 that he was quite ill as result of'a pois- on from eating fruit. While his con- dition was not serious, his health has been much impaired, He was in the army hospital at Peneranda.
 J. R. Holloway, wife and two sons, of Kirksville, Mo-, are here visiting Mrs. H's, father, F. 6. Hoag. MT. Hol- loway is travelling salesman for drug company, but he is much impressed with our town and it's prospects as future business center and is seriously thinking of locating here.
 Warren E. Slocum of Bradford, Pa., newspaper correspondent, spent Sun day in Green Forest, He comes to this country representing several Eastern capitalists who want to invest in mineral property He was very much impress ed with what he saw here. He went to Harrison Monday.
 Collector ]. H. Jackson was in Green Forest Thursday noting the rapid growth of our town and incidently letting the people know that he will appreciate their support in the September election MT. Jackson feels justly proud of the fact that he has made the best collection of taxes ever made in the history of the county and was third to make settlement with the State.
 Hon. T. G. Norris of Prescott, Ariz., arrived Sunday and will spend few days with relatives and friends. He came to Kansas City to attend the Con-