The Green Forest tribune., 1900-09-06

Attorney F. o. Butt went to Carroll ton on legal business Tuesday.
 It is too late to insure after you have sustained loss by fire. See Russell Bros.
 FOR SALE:-A secondhand organ good as new, cheap. Will trade for horse or COW, J. F. WALKER.
 $100O cash will buy 160 acre farm, 90 acres in cultivation, directly on line of railroad; we'll improved.
 TRIBUNE AGENCY.
 Russell Bros. can sell a 1O3-acre farm, two and half miles from Green Forest, for S650 cash. A great bargain.
 Contractor Cremmons has completed his work on the railroad and, with his outfit, left Tuesday for Springfield.
 Uncle Tom Frost has bought Dan Bailey's residence (the Keithiey proper ty) and will probably move to town.
 Some elegant specimens of lead and jack have been taken out of the railroad cut near w. w. Davis place in Polo township,
 Lloyd, the Eureka Springs hardware man, is the recognized leader on prices on all hardware and building material. See him before buying.
 County Examiner Phillips gives notice that the regular quarterly examination for teachers license will be held at Berryville, Sept. 20 and 21.
 Carpenter G. w. Brown has purchased half acre of ground off the Poynor block, and will immediately proceed with the building of residence.
 School and church houses are liable to be burned through carelessness. See w. l.. Crow about writing you insurance on either city or country property.
 R. M. Williams, a late conner to Green Forest, has purchased lots in the Pick ems addition and is making preparations for building residence immediately.
 The St. L. & N. A. R. R. offer round trip rate from Eureka Springs to Springfield next Saturday for $2.00 on account of the big Street Fair. Leave Eureka at 5:50 a. m. Returning leave Springfield at 10, p. m.
 w. A. Ragland of Little Rock will be in Green Forest Monday and Tuesday next for the purpose of negotiating loans on farm lands. He loans on 3, ' and 10 years time at 8 per cent. See him if you want to borrow money.
 Prof. H. H. Davis was in town Satur- day, en route to Carrollton, where he and his brother, Prof. A. A. Davis. opened school Monday. The outlook for another prosperous school year for the Carrollton Academy is very promis- ing.
 The Green Forest public school opened Tuesday morning with an enrolment o1 t81. The Mahan property is used fol the primary department which is under the control of Mrs. Maude Smith. Pros poets are good enough for profitable session of school this year.
 Miss Nellie Puckett of St. Louis ano Mrs. Caroline Lake of Rock Island, Ill.,. who have been visiting their parents MT. and Mrs. J. H. Puckett, returned to their homes last week. Miss Lulu Puckett accompanied Mrs. Lake home and will make an extended visit.
 w.. P. Brewster, the railroad contract or, was in town Saturday. He reports work progressing nicely, and says ht will have his 23 miles of grade completed three months in advance of the compile, tion of the tunnel. His contract nov covers the grade into the town of liar rison.
 Attorney F. o. Butt is in his office again after almost a months continuous absence attending the courts at Berry vile and Eureka Springs. MT. But ranks high in the legal profession anc is enjoying splendid practice. Out o1 the 17 civil cases docketed at Berryvillt he was employed in IA.
 Rev. R. A. Martin and family, wht have lived near Denver for several years left Tuesday for Texas and expect tt make their home in that state in the fu ture. Elder Martin has been one ot ou most model citizens and all hls frlend