The Green Forest tribune., 1901-02-09

Produce Co.,.
 Fine line of Furniture at bottom prices at Porter's.
 H. w Jernigan made business trip to Harrison first of the week.
 James Norris and William Kirkham were up from Denver Monday.
 Buy one of those bran new South Bend blows at Rhodes &: O'Neal's.
 Elder Sidney Brumfeld filled the Baptist appointment here Sunday.
 Miss Nina Enix is learning the art of type-setting in IRE TRIBUNE office.
 w. J. Meador, the Berryville mer- chant, was in Green Forest Sunday.
 Joe A. Young was here one day last week trying to decide to be one of us.
 G. R. Blasingame was transacting business in Eureka Springs first of the week.
 The Green Forest Produce Go. pays the highest cash price for all kinds of produce
 M. M. Butler of Blue Eye, Mo-, was transacting business in Green Forest last Saturday.
 Remember, you can buy pocket knife that is guaranteed for 15 cents at Rhodes & O'Neal's.
 Mrs. Cinda Buell's baby died Sunday night after several days illness and was intered Monday at the Pickens cem- etery.
 The eldest son of T. B. Leach has been quite ill the past week from pneu- monia, but we are glad to note is much improved.
 Tell your wants in the hardware line to w. J. Lloyd at Eureka Springs. All he wants is chance at your trade. His prices will do the rest.
 The following letters are advertised as uncalled for at the Green Forest postoffce: Mrs. John Brazel, Andy Breakers, Mrs. Tom Pars.
 When in Eureka Springs do not fail to call at the big dry goods house of Perkins Bros. & Lloyd. It will pay you to see some of their great bargains.
 J. E. Barley of Oak Grove has rented the Cole residence and will become citizen of our town. He is at present one of the carpenters at the depot.
 NOT WHISKEY-but drugs. The purest in quality, best in value, and you get what you call for at the
 Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 The throng of people at the opening of Martins New York Racket Monday was a splendid illustration of the value of printers ink. All day long the store was filled with eager customers with cash in hand.
 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 Go. at Green Forest.
 Elder Sam Eaton, who was recently called to the pastorate of the Green Forest Baptist church, has so far been unable to attend upon any of his appoint ments. He has been quite i'll for several weeks past at his home in Eureka Springs, but it is reported that he is now improving and it is probable that he will be able to be on hands at the next mee ting, which is the third Sun day in this month.
 Trustee F. O. Butt of the Green Forest right t-of-way committee informs us that subscribers are responding liberally to his call for settlement of subscriptions. It is to be hoped that all will be prompt as the committee is in no position to ex- tend favors. The fact is that the thir- teen bondmen have to "dig up" some where from S150 to S200 each extra of their own subscriptions and it is gong to be hard for them to do. The bond men have not only guaranteed the pay ment of their subscriptions, but that of all other subscribers and all the money that may be lacking to pay everything in full.
 Following is DeVoe's weather forecast for the balance of February: "On the