The Green Forest tribune., 1901-08-10

J' C. Harbert was up from Denver Tuesday.
 Harley Jackson was attracted over from Berryvilie Saturday.
 .. D, Harbert departed Monday on his return to Norman, Okla.
 Mike Coxsey is hustling among the natives this week buying stock.
 Miss Nellie Nunnally has been help ing out in THE TRIBUNE office this week.
 See that beautiful set of silver knives and forks Foster is to give away Sept. 1st.
 We will pay 6 cents dozen for strict ly fresh eggs.
 GREEN FOREST PRODUCE Go.
 John Hoag was up from Yocum Tues day, looking exceedingly pleasant from some cause.
 A boy arrived at the home of Els worth Thorp and wife on the Tremaine farm Sunday.
 All kinds of high class stationery, in cluding Bibles and novels, at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 R. F. Case has been employed to teach the public school at Denver. The school will open Monday.
 The application of the paint brush is adding considerably to the appearance of the Nunnally mansion.
 Attorney F. o. Butt is looking after the interest of his clients at Eureka Springs court this week.
 The Green Forest Roller Mill has purchased three car loads of wheat to be shipped from Lawrence county, Mo.
 The wife of Hon. F. S. Baker, re- ceiver of the Harrison Land Office, died of apoplexy on Wednesday of last week.
 Tim Calvin has sent in his resignation as section foreman of the Green Forest section. We are not advised of his fu- ture intentions.
 G. w. Stapleton of Lamar, Mo-, fath- CT of our townsman, Walter Stapleton, is here visiting his son, having been summoned by a telegram announcing the illness of the latter.
 Dr. Reynolds has moved his dental office to Sweet Spring Bath House at Eureka Springs. He will return to Green Forest soon. Announcement of which will appear in the paper
 People residing near John Duncan's place have donated ties for side track at that place and as soon as it is com- pleted trains will stop at that point. A siding is also being put in at Batavia.
 MAKE S10 day at home; we teach you to make mirrors, do etching, em- bossing and all kinds of glass work by mail; enclose stamp.
 BOONE MIRROR WORKS, Harrison, Ark.
 Dray license is thing of the past in Green Forest. The law was unsatisfac- tory both to the people and to the dray- men, and by mutual consent the license were surrendered and the ordinance vii! now be repealed.
 The "Famous" and "Columbia" brands of coffee are to be found at Ia bor's. These are extra fine coffees. With each pound you get coupon, a number of which will entitle you to a valuable premium.
 A late letter from M. B. Russell in forms his folks that he is still confined in the hospital at San Isidro, P. l., and that his condition is not improving rap idly. He is sufferer from chronic diarrhoea and has been an inmate of the hospital for several weeks.
 Prices of the necessaries of life are not so bad now. The market quotations for thirty years ago last Tuesday at Lit tie Rock read as follows: Flour, S6 to SlO per barrel; corn, 95 cents bushel; creamery butter, 50 cents pound; coal oil, 50 cents gallon; eggs, 40 cents doz- en; hams, 20 cents pound; sugar, Is cents pound.
 The Bank of Green Forest will buy good notes and county warrants.