The Green Forest tribune., 1901-03-16

Bananas, lemons and oranges at Latimer's,
 Try some of those excellent sweet pickles at Latimer's.
 Call atthe Green Forest Drug Co. and examine their wall paper, stationery and books.
 Miss Hattie Phillips is at home again after several months absence, attending the Springfield Normal.
 When you want anything in the hard ware line always make your wants known to Rhodes & O'Neal.
 8O-acre farm, 30 acres in cultivation, small orchard, fine water, good house, $250. Apply to Carroll Co. Abstract Go.
 L. Spears of Dixon, Okla., was here again first of the week attending to some affairs connected with his fathers estate.
 When you want anything in the cut tlery line it will pay you to go to Rhodes & O'Neal. They keep the best line of cutlery in town.
 Buy your glass and queensware at Rhodes 6c O'Neal's. They have the best line kept in town and you will find thelr prices the lowest.
 As soon as the ground is again in proper condition the street improve ment campaign will be resumed in earn est. It cannot be started too soon nor be continued too long.
 Gen. Powell Clayton is resting up for few days at his old home in Eureka Springs. It is probable that he will take ride on the train to Harrison be- fore he returns to his post as Ambassa- dor to Mexico.
 Don't be kicker. If things of public concern are not done to suit, don't raise howl about it. Nothing was ever gained by grumbling. The chronic kick CT is always despised and if his work has any effect at all it is detriment.
 Coxsey Bros. handle best Northern grown garden seed in bulk and can sup ply you with any quantity from 5 cts. worth up. You get about three times as much seed for the money in bulk as you can get in packages.
 A. E. Graham has bought the prop erty of w. M. and w. E. Havener in the Pickens addition. Haveners have. departed for other points. The elder goes to Virginia and the young man and wife expect to land in Kansas City.
 The Madison Circuit Court closed last Monday after weeks session. The docket was very large, among it several felonies, but Judge Tillman ground it out with his characteristic vigor. The district is realizing that no mistake was made in his appointment and his friends are proud of the record he is making.
 A quiet wedding occur ed at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Hummer in Green Forest Sunday evening, the con- tracting parties being Richard Taylor and Miss Etta Hummer. The bride and groom are both we'll known to the people of Green Forest. They have the good wishes of THE TRIBUNE for happy and prosperous journey through life.
 A letter from M. B. Russell, dated Jan. "A, states that he was just recover ing severe illness, and that he had made up his mind to return home with his regiment, being convinced that his health would be endangered to remain on the island. His transport, the Logan, is due at San Francisco about the 23rd inst. It is probable that he will reach home by April 15.'
 New subscribers have been added to THE TRIBUNE's list the past week as follows: T. o. Robinson, Sumner field, I. T.; J. B. Buie, Oxford, Tex; J.. H. Hinerman, Bentonville; L. Spears, Dixon, Okla; Miss. Belle Willis, Eure- ka Springs; R. L. Brawley, Lorena, Tex; UT. Gwaltney, Mills, Okla; Renewals have been made as follows; w. F. Emmet, J. A. Jaques, Riley Orrell, Green Forest; A. J. Duncan, Yocum; T. J. Watt, Green Forest. l John Buell-not our own John, but John Buell. of Ridge Farm, Ill, ,-took 1 his numerous Green Forest relatives by