The Green Forest tribune., 1900-06-21
Maple Syrup at Tabor's.

July 14.
 A St.4O pair of shoes at Fosters for 80 cents.
 Chief Engineer Lee was in the city Monday.
 c. D, Hendrix was sworn in Marshal on Monday.
 The season for growing crops could hardly be more favorable.
 w. A. Blankinship has returned to his home at West Plains, Mo.
 Dr. T. McA. Callen of Baum was cir culating in Green Forest Tuesday. Dr. Molloy moved his stock of drugs into Dr. Poynor's new store room Tues day.
 Bryant Coxsey is visiting Green For est relatives. His home is at Highland vile, Mo-, ,where he is engaged in teach ing.
 Has the Osage telephone line gone dead? Nothing has been done since the posts were set up, about month ago.
 After several weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Devers has returned to her home at Humansville Mo.
 If you have real estate for sale, come list it with THE TRIBUNE agency. We are receiving numerous inquiries forland and town property. THE TRIBUNE agency can furnish you abstracts on short notice and at the same rates they can be procured from any abstractor in the county. | Go to Russell Bros., TRIBUNE office, for fire insurance. They represent three of the best companies in existence. They write policies themselves.
 The ice cream supper given by the :. band boys at Dr. Ramsey's Saturday evening was well attended and resulted in raising nice little sum to pay on the new uniforms. l $. P. Mundel and family of Rogers are late additions to the population of Green Forest. MT. Mundel has been engaged in the tie business near Eureka Springs. He is lime manufacturer by trade and will probably engage in that business here.
 Joe Brawley, residing south of town, happened to an accident a few days since which has caused him the loss of an eye. He was hoeing corn when gravel or silver of steel from his hoe struck his left eyeball, piercing the sight.
 Our reproduction, last week, of items from THE TRIBUNE of ten years ago, put some people to guessing. They read the body of the notes without referring to the head of the article and got events of ten years ago confounded with cur rent news.
 J. A. Buell. has sold the lotand build ing occupied by the real estate and min- ing exchange of Blasingame & Mckinney to Hugh Sampel. John says he is going where the range is better, and to that end he is inspecting White River hills this week.
 Grant Grim of Sonora, Cal, took his relatives and friends here on complete surprise by stepping in last Friday. He is looking fat and prosperous. He is engaged in gold mining, being stock holder and the superintendent of large concern. He will be here but shcr Tt while.
 Say, do you own the house you live in ? If it burns down tomorrow night you would be in the hole some, wouldn't you? Guess you never thought about it before, or you'd have had F..O. Butt in sure it for you. Sleep will be sweet and life worth living after you have talked with Butt about fire insurance.
 That bank proposition for Green For est still hangs open, but there are strong lnQlcaLlOnS UnaG GIic lAdeeol VIII oO oeihOl up by some parties whom THE TRIBUNE has endeavored to interest in that sub feet. We are promised thatit will re- ceive early attention and that if proper encouragement is offered, a bank will be established in short order.
 s. J. James, the old reliable fruit and shrubbery man, was here last week sell ing improved nursery stock, farm seeds, shrubbery, and ornamental stock for fall