The Green Forest tribune., 1901-08-10

ice cream fr2day and Saturday after noon at Nunually's.
 The nights the past week have been remarkably cool for the time of year.
 There IS everything in the line of Pure Drugs and Medicines at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 special bargain in store room on Main street is offered by the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 k. klmbly, manager of the Ozark tel ephone company, spent the fore part of the week in the city.
 The dry, hot weather has brought down prices on all lines of goods at Hurd's $: Stapleton's.
 Miss Pearl Sanders of Berryville spent Saturday and Sunday with numerous friends in Green Forest.
 Deliver your goods for the Harrison Steam Launday at Pucket's barber shop early Monday morning.
 Coxsey Bros. have done nice job of cleaning up about their business proper ty during the past week. c. E. Foreman left for visit out in the Oklahoma country Wednesday. He will be absent several days.
 Old clothes cleaned and made new by the Harrison Steam Laundry. Leave orders at Puckett's barber shop.
 M. M. Butler has moved from Blue Eye, Mo-, to his farm, lately purchased from L. E. Harbert, south of town.
 School books as adopted by tie sur- rounding di stricts are on sale at the office of W. A. Butt, Green Forest.
 You have special invitation to call at the store of Hurd 6 Stapleton and price their goods, whether you buy or not.
 Merchant w. A. Suspicion was quite ill first of the week, but THE TRIBUNE is pleased to note he is now rapidly re- covering.
 The business of the Bank of Green Forest is still piling up and everything points to prosperous future for the new institution.
 A big protracted meeting is in prog ress at Braswell Spring. About thir- ty conversions are reported and the in terest is still good.
 Don't buy penny's worth of goods until you have priced those dress goods, hats, shoes, pants, furnishing goods and notions at Hurd & Stapleton's.
 Coxsey Bros. will pay S1.25 per cord for 4-foot wood delivered at the Green Forest siding. Will also pay 2cents each for 6-foot cedar and locust posts.
 A good vein of water has been struck in the railroad company's reservoir this week. As soon as good basin is blast ed out the job will be pronounced com plete.
 If you have 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.
 It has been suggested to TIE TRIBUNE that if the people of this country would perpetuate the rigid practice of economy that has been brought into play on ac- count of the drought, they would all grow rich in a few years.
 Earnest Jacques, THE TRIBuNE's standby compositor, is taking his sum- mer vacation with his grand parents at Charleston, this state. Earnest is good boy and we hope he is having pleasant visit.
 J.B. Coxsey was an arrival Wednes- day afternoon from Harrison. He re- ports the locating surveyors on the e1- tension now going over relocating the line between Harrison and Bellefonte. This is taken as indications that active construction work is contemplated to begin soon.
 Telephones are now in use in THE TRIBUNE office, G. R. Blasingame's res- idence, Roller Mill, depot, Herald office, Dr. Ramsey's residence and the office of the Green Forest Produce Co. Other phones ordered are to be put in at the c DhillinS'