The Green Forest tribune., 1901-05-11

l0 IS seml-ofhclally announced that the railroad company will take charge of the mail in very few days.
 c. E. Foreman and J. H. Puckett left Tuesday for business visit over in the edge of Missouri.
 Mrs. Jo Smith has sufficiently recov- cred to be taken to the home of her father, $. J. Morris, near Alpena.
 The excursion which THE TRIBUNE has secured from Green Forest to Harri son on Sunday, May 19, promises to be good, big thing. So far as heard from most everybody about town and for several miles out in the country are figuring on going. It will be good trip.
 Have you seen the 10c Green coffee at Fosters on Main street.
 A. J. Johnson of Eureka Springs spent Monday and Tuesday in Green Forest endeavoring to interest our citi- zens in a lately invented street lamp. He exhibited a fine specimen of lamp but the price was little bit too strong for him to find ready sale here.
 Call on Foster at his new quarters on Main street.
 T. D. Bliss, Jr., and family of Car terville, Mo-, are here and will spend the summer with MT. Bliss parents. The Junior Bliss is a miner by occupa- tion and his long service under the ground has impaired his health and he hopes to be benefited by rest and change of climate.
 Foster is now located in the Dooling stand where he proposes to sell Groceries cheaper than heretofore.
 A. E. Graham returned from St. Louis Friday, looking somewhat ema- ciated over his experience with the St. Louis hospital surgeons. He has no means of knowing yet whether the op eration will prove beneficial to his health, as his is rather complicated case. We hope permanent cure may be effect ed for him.
 When you get ready to paint your honse you should see Rhodes G O'Neal about the Paint.
 Manager West was among the passen- gers on Tuesdays train. He went over the line as sort of an escort for about dozen wholesale men of Springfield, Mo-, who were taking view of the new line of road from a commercial stand point. w. c. Smith, commercial agent for the Frisco at Springfield, was also member of the party.
 See that Blue Delftware at Rhodes & O'Neal's when you want a Tea kettle, Stew kettle, Dish pan or Dipper.
 w. J. O'Neal, accompanied by his daughter, drove up from .Yocum town ship Tuesday, ostensibly on trading expedition, but it looked to us little bit like Uncle Bill may have wanted to show that elegant new buggy and har- ness that he purchased few days ago Farmers are getting to be about the most aristocratic class of the people in this country.
 MAKE S10 day at home; we teach you to make mirrors, do etching, en- bossing. and all kinds of glass work by mail; enclose stamp.
 BOONE MIRROR WORKS, Harrison, Ark
 THE GREEN FoRosT TRIBUNE is re- sponsible for the statement that new town will be started On the line of the St. Louis &; North Arkansas at point about five miles northeast of Berryyille on the Plumlee and Hobbs farms. An inquiry into the fact at the railroad office here shows that the possibility of the railroad putting in switch at that point is very remote, and the building of a town on the railroad without a station is hardly good idea. The post office may be established there, however, as that comes under the jurisdiction of the government Eureka Springs Times Echo.
 There is an effort on foot to have a big time in Green Forest on Children's Day, June 26. The railroad company has been asked to give a special rate from all points on the line of the St. L. &c N. A. road to Green Forest on that day and to run trains from both ways, opportunity to spend the full day with us. Agent Gregory has received favorable