The Green Forest tribune., 1901-01-26


 prices at Porter's.
 That railroad subscription will sure- ly have to be paid soon.
 Mrs. M. H. Stevens is visiting in Madison county this week.
 Read the advertisement of H. H. Martin, the New York Racket man.
 Arthur Bliss of Eureka Springs is here visiting his father, T. D. Bliss.
 Mrs. Alb Anderson was thrown from horse Sunday receiving rather severe injuries.
 TO. Walker is figuring on some big things in the way of building for this summer.
 J. M. Jernigan rounded up business affairs in the vicinity of Oak Grove first of the week.
 THE TRIBUNE is sorry to note the con- dition of J. H. Buie, out east of town, remains unimproved.
 NOT WHISKEY-b drugs. The purest in quality, best in value, and you get what you call for at the
 Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 When You Get Married, buy your outfit for housekeeping at Rhodes & O'Neal's. They can save you money on Stoves, Tinware, Glass and Queens ware.
 Harley Jackson, who has been on THE TRIBUNE force the past two weeks, was called to his home at Berryvlle Sun day on account of the illness of his mother.
 Do you want to see model store, and do business with model firm? If SO call on Perkins Bros. & Lloyd at Flu reka Springs for any and all kinds of Dry Goods.
 Silas Hanby purchased the scale lot of Coxsey Bros. Wednesday and will at once establish a lumber yard. This is a good enterprise and MT. Hanby is just the man to make success of it.
 If you contemplate selling your real estate, better have an abstract pre- pared at once. The absence of an ab- stract often knocks good deal. See the Carroll County Abstract Co. at Green Forest.
 Al. Cox informs us that the Denver mercantile firm of which he is member expect to enlarge their stock and do general merchandise business. Sam Beck and Martin Mattox have charge of the store.
 The street leading to the depot must have lot of attention yet before it IS ever passible in wet weather. It must be put up in shape soon. The railroad will be done now before we are prepared to receive it.
 Green Forest certainly persents picturesque appearance from the depot. It is just far enough away and high enough up to be seen at glance. The scene is veritable landscape.
 The Benton County Nursery Co. has about 100000 fruit trees which must be put on the market this spring and will be furnished at low figures, on easy terms, or on the "Share- Crop" plan. Write for Catalogue and particulars free.
 Mrs. Sallie Cox, mother of our towns man A. J. Cox, died at her home three miles northeast of town last Friday at the ripe old age of 85 years. She had been an invalid for several years and her death was not unexpected. She was intered at the Parker cemetery.
 Henry Meek, the 15 year old son of Jesse Meek, residing near Coin, had the misfortune of having his thumb and two of. his fingers on his left hand blown off Sunday. He had found dynamite cap on the railroad and was endeavor- l ing to cut it in two. Only two weeks ago we reported a similar accident to a little girl in Harrison.
 We find the following relative to a Green Forest boy in the Flagstaff (Ari- zona) Gem:
 ''Mark Nunnally, an old-time friend of the editor and publisher of this paper, came up Tuesday from Winslow and spent the day in Flagstaff. We knew his father and mother back in Arkansas