The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-24

John Roberts will teach in the Grim district,
 Country bacon and hams at c. A. Ramsey's.
 M. Talbert of Aurora, Mo-, is here prospecting for mineral,
 A. J, Russell made business trip to Eureka Springs Monday.
 Republican County Convention at Berryville next Saturday.
 Mining leases and other legal blanks at THE TRIBUNE office.
 Merchant c. B. Grim made brief business trip to Springfield first of the week.
 Miss Dora O'Kelly of Van Bursn is here visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie Shibley.
 W. E. Havener of Joplin, profes- sional painter, is here this week and will probably locate.
 Blasingames report the sale of twenty six lots in their second addition to c. w. Mckinney, late of Dallas, Tex.
 Hon. w. R. Phillips, Democratic nom- inee for Representative, made THE TRIB- UNE substantial visit Monday.
 c, w. Mckinney has moved his fami- ly into w. c. Hanbury's new cottage just west of the public school building.
 If you have real estate for sale, come list it with THE TRIBUNE agency. We are receiving numerous inquiries for land and town property,
 Splendid results are still coming from the nbury-McKinney mine. Every shot put in brings forth an improved grade of zine and lead.
 Mrs. Lizzie Bailey, an aged lady re- siding south of town, died on last Friday. Interment was made in the Pickens cem- etery Saturday afternoon.
 Parties friendly to Prof. Burney's ar ticles on the Democratic Committee have subscribed for 500 copies of THE TR1B- UNE for special circulation this issue.
 w. J. Lloyd at Eureka Springs con- tinues to furnish large per cent of the building material used in Green Forest. His prices never fail to sell the goods.
 Jeff Harbert is thinking of offering himself for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. Jeff is good fellow and would make us a good Sheriff if he should be elected.
 Mrs. Annie Page informs us that she will not return to Kansas as she had in tended, but will remain in Green Forest. She contemplates the erection of an other dwelling on her premises in the Grim addition.
 Do you want an electric motor? If so call on or write to Harbert's Hardware, Green Forest. This one can be used for many purposes, such as lighting house where there is an electric plant, etc. Can be had at great bargain.
 G. R. Blasingame and c. w. McKin- ney have formed partnership and will engage extensively in the real estate bus mess. They are wide awake men, full of business and judgement, and we ex- pect them to do much toward the up- | l,,,i of +1on oo17pt
 J. W. Hill purchased very fine black team, Tuesday, from a Mir. Shackelford, living at Green Forest. The horses are both young and showy, and make one of the best teams in every way that has been brought to town for some time.- Eureka Springs Times-Echo.
 THE TRIBUNE started popular sub scription Tuesday to raise means to paint the church. The paper was placed in the hands of Rev. Armstrong who 1 has succeeded quite admirably in secur- ing donations and it seems certain that the church will get 9 badly needed new coat of paint.
 We have no desire to launch gold excitement amid our many other favor able mineral prospects, but anybody who knows what gold is can be easily convinced that Blasingame G Son have some rocks that contain the genuine ar ticle. These samples were taken from a shaft on the Gossage place. They have had a Kansas City firm assay sample taken from this shaft, and they report