The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12

c. B. T, Enix has changed his resi- dence to Eureka Springs,
 Luther Callen has taken up the study of medicine in pr. Ramsey's office,
 Judge Butt went over to Ber,yville Tuesday to see the Tax Collector.
 High grade job printing done upon short order at THE TRIBUNE office.
 Black oak lumber $1.00 per hundred at the Little Leffel Lumber Mill, opera. ted by White & Go.
 The Times says prelimnaries are ar- tional bank at Harrison.
 The families of Charles Hart and Roy Morgan are expected to arrive, from Pittsburg, Kan, Sunday.
 Galloway didn't get many mules here Monday. People generally have use for their mules st this season,
 P, E, Oliver will have his 5-acre tract surveyed ana will place desirable resi- dence lots upon the market right away.
 Joe A. Young, the landlord, merchant, farmer, real estate agent and politician, of Denver, vas tEansacting business here Monday
 l.. B. Gentry and family of Eureka Springs are late additions to Green For est's population. They have rooms at J. c. Bowers.
 Charley Patterson, 8 boss on Dan SWeeny's section, was fined S5 and costs in Judge Butts court Monday, for an assault upon one of his men.
 We are already receiving responses to onr write-up edition. That paper is bound to help the town wonderfully 1t ought to have had 6 greater circulation.
 The next Fifth Sunday meeting of the Carroll County Baptist Association will be held at E2erryville, beginning April P, at 10, q. m. The program will ap-
 It is great rnisfortur that there are Fifty houses could be7Sss. 1T i1t, a single week, at good rates, ii they were only available
 Rev. Armstrong was called to Car1Rll- ton to attend the funeral of "Unc1e ai' Greene, last Monday MT. Greene was in his 18th year. Undertaken Butt ak companied Rev. Armstrong.
 ". R. Sneed. of Osage, Carroll coun- tvs best and most substantial citizen, spent Wednesday in Harrison. He thinks his loss by the failure of Boone County's Bank, may at the least be re- duced to about $15, ,0W.-Harrison Times
 With the regularity of clock work, the campaign liar undertakes to get in his work on some candidate. People of sound judgement will pay little atten- tion to stories hurled out at the close Of the campaign. Such reports may be true, but they arc more liable to be grossly false.
 There is proposition on foot to build telephone lines from Green Forest to both Osage and Denver. The new own CTS of the Eureka Springs and Harrison line have submitted propositions to the people Of each place that we understand are acceptable. Such lines would work great conveniences.
 A letter from George Crump, Jr, who left here several months ago for South Africa, announces thas he is at Hope Town, South Africa, just across the line from the Orange Free State. He has joined the British Army for three months and expects to add some military experience to his trip around the world before returning home.-Ifarrison Times.
 T. V. Cromwell, special representative cf the St. Louis Globe Democrat, was in Green Forest Monday in interest of 'FThe Great Religious Daily" Mir. c. was making tour of the country to be de- yeloped by the St. L. de N. A. R. R. He speaks very encouragingly of the future of this country. It is his opinion that Melville is the objective point of the new road, and that that town is destined to be the greatest city in the zinc district. He says Green Forest will take high rank among the towns on the road, and that If our mineral resources are what is in- dicated and are properly developed, 5here is every reason fer this making a splendid city.
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