The Green Forest tribune., 1900-09-20

Dr. Molloy is moving his stock of drugs to Berryville today
 Silas Russell is reported quite sick of typhoid fevor at the home of R. A. Ma r. tin.
 It is too late to insure after you have sustained a loss by fire. See Russell Bros.
 B. N. Gage of Humansville, Mo-, is here visiting with the family of Bert Greene.
 Merchants J. M. Jernigan and M. s. Co1sey are in St. Louis this week buy ing their fall stock of goods.
 Yes Albright and wife and Miss Ida Lamb, of Batavia, visited the family of A. J. Russell first of the week.
 Russell Bros. can sell 103-acre farm, two and half miles from Green Forest, for S650 cash. A great bargain.
 J. w. and Walter Baton of Billings, Mont, brothers of Mrs, Wilson Jerni- gan, arrived in Green Forest Monday on an extended visit.
 Editor 0. F. Bower of the North Ark ansas Mining Review of Harrison was in town Monday, soliciting advertising and subscriptions for his paper.
 Will Lee Brawley, one of our pros porous young farmers, is carrying his arm in sling as a result of fall Tues day The limb is not broken.
 Sf000 cash will buy 160 acre farm, 90 acres in cultivation, directly on line of railroad; well improved.
 TRIBUNE AGENCY.
 Note the advertisement of L. V. Por ter, furniture dealer. MT. Porter has a neat and complete stock of goods in his. line and his prices are right. Give him call.
 John Shackelford, of the surveying corps, was up from the Long creek di- vision Saturday and Sunday. He re- ports railroad matters in that section progressing nicely.
 Note the date after your name on your paper, or on the wrapper in which your paper is received. If you are behind with us, you have a standing invitation to come in pay up.
 J. B. Hoag, son of F. s. Hoag, arrived from Adair county, Mo-, Friday and will visit his parents and investigate the business possibilities of Green Forest. He will doubtless locate.
 Mrs, Julia Norman (formerly Phillips) is in receipt of letter from Texas bear ing the news that her husband was one of the victims of the Texas storm. He resided at Beasley, Texas, not far from Galveston, and was about ready to leave for Eureka Springs to join his family when he lost his life with the hundreds of others who perished in that awful catastrophe.
 B. M. Meador, one of the pioneers of Carroll county, who has been very sick at the residence of his son Jasper, in New Town, is reported better today. He has been sufferer from his malady for long time and his many friends throughout the county would be more than pleased to see him on the streets once more.-Eureka Springs Times Echo.
 THE TRIBUNE force has received box of Manila cigars from M. B. Russell who is now soldering in the Philippines. They are of excellent flavor and are smoked with a great deal of satisfaction. The cigars are each wrapped first in tissue paper, then in tinfoil and each labelled with strip of paper round the middle. There were 20 in the box. There is nc revenue on cigars in the Philippines.
 An exchange gets off the following:- Ten cents line will be charged for obituary notices to all business men who do not advertise while living. Delin- euent subscribers will be charged 15 cents line foran obituary notice. Ad- vertisers and cash subscribers will re- ceive as good send off as we are capa- hle of writing, without any charges whatever. Better send in your sub- scription now, as smallpox is abroad in the land.