The Green Forest tribune., 1901-04-27
Packages Arbuckle's Coffee 25c at

Complete line of Tobaccos and can dies at c. A. Ramsey's.
 1 See that elegant display of fashion able furnishings for both ladies and gentleman at Perkins Bros. & Lloyd at Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. John Russell left on the after noon train Saturday to visit her parents at Aurora, Mo. John accompanied her as far as Eureka Springs.
 Lloyd at Eureka Springs is still the leader on all kinds of hardware and building material. His goods are the best and his prices the lowest.
 Merchants J. c. Harbert and Joe A. Young of Denver were mixing with their Green Forest friends Sunday. They re- port business at Denver booming.
 If you have a farm or town property for sale list it at once with the Carroll County Abstract Go. They have num- der of applications, for both kinds of property.
 T. D. Reagan came down from Osage Monday to see his son Gilbert safe on the cars. The young man was going to Danville, this state, where he will reside in the future.
 WI. Lloyd, the Eureka Springs hardware man, and little daughter spent the time between trains in Green Forest Sunday. Mr. Lloyd reports his hard ware trade flourishing.
 Fish 10 cents pound; Best apple vinegar 25 cents a gallon; Bulk Oats 3 pounds for 10 cents or 8 pounds for 25 cents; Granulated sugar IA pounds for S1. These are few of the many bar gains offered in groceries at c. A. Ramsey's.
 J. A. Hughey of Green Forest is agent for Tunison's 20th Century Maps and Charts, Whichis the completest arrange ment,to the kind we have even examin- ed. We can heartily recommend them as worth more than the very low price asked for them. MT. Hughey will doubtless call on you for an order.
 J. B. Reeves has been given the con- tract for the erection of Col. Len Nun nally's residence in the Garter addition. When completed this will be one of the | distinctively modern pattern and the contract calls for first-class work. The building is to be completed by the first of August.
 Twin Whitaker, who recently made 8 start in the sheep industry by purchas- ing 63 head of ewes, has now a flock of i35 head, 72 lambs having already been added. The lambs are half Shropshire stock and are all thrifty. MT. Whitaker has been quite as greatly increased as has been the number of head since his purchase on the g of January. The sheep business will certainly pay.
 Dr. Ellis Harbert arrived from Stock ton, Cal, Sunday and will'remain here sometime, or until his father has re- covered sufficiently to be entirely out of danger. The hosts of friends of Dr. Ellis are delighted to see him again and are glad to know that he IS in fair health and enjoying a good practice. Dr. Ellis is noble young man, a | fine doctor and is we'll deserving of all the success with which he may meet. w. L. Andrews, a correspondent and solicitor of the Springfield Republican, was in town Monday and Tuesday talk ing subscriptions for his paper and gathering data for write-up of our town. The Republican is a most ex- cellent daily paper and is 12 hours later with the newsi in Green Forest than any other newspaper. We are glad to note that MT. Andrews was very cordially re- ceived by our business men and was given quite number of subscrip- tions.
 It looks as though some one will have to get seriously injured or killed at the Green Forest depot before some people learn that moving trains are dangerous. Last Saturday Agent Gregory had to do the heroic act to save small boy from being killed. The boy wanted to see the train and took his position at the edge of the platform against some boxes l that had heen arranred to be loaded on