The Green Forest tribune., 1901-03-02
Smoke the "Invincible" cigars.

1 town w eQneSday,
 Store building on Main street for rent. Call at this office. Dr. Reynolds and wife are visiting in Eureka Springs this week. Al. Tabor will move into his new quarters during the coming week. $. M. Latimer has introduced the delivery system in the grocery busi- ness.
 Mack Qualls has succeeded s. p. Mundel in the Green Forest meat mar ket.
 Green Forests business interests are advanced 100 points by the establish ment of bank.
 We are indebted to Deputy Circuit Clerk N. B. Hubbert for special favors this week. T. O. Walker is again landlord at Hotel Maine, having taken charge of the house yesterday.
 desire to thank my many friends for their kindness to me during my recent illness. MRS. EVA GRAHAM.
 The painter finished up his work on the Green Forest depot Wednesday and has moved to Alpena. David Franklin of Carrollton town ship died on Thursday of last week. He was about 70 years old.
 The work on the depot building at AL pena is moving out slowly. Delays in receiving material is the cause. When you want anything in the hard ware line always make your wants known to Rhodes 8c O'Neal. Patronize Carroll county industry Smoke the "Arkansas Traveller" and the INvINCIBLE cigar manufactured at Eure- ka Springs.
 F. B. Freeman of Eureka Springs and J. D. Hailey of Berryville were looking after business matters in Green Forest Monday.
 Buy your glass and queensware at Rhodes & O'Neal's. They have the best line kept in town and you will find thelr prices the lowest.
 That Green Forest is good town to do business in is evidenced by the fact that people come here from 15 to 20 miles in nearly every direction to buy goods.
 If you are going to need cultivator, hay rake, mower or a binder, this sea- son, you should not fail to see Rhodes &c O'Neal. They carry full line of farming implements.
 The first custom business done on the line of railroad was the delivery of car load of hay at Freeman station to J. D. Hailey and Alvin Bobo of Berry vile. It was shipped from Alton, I. T.
 Mrs. Mary Hittson, wife of Wyatt Hittson of Osage, died on last Monday. She had been ailing for some time and her death came as no surprise. M rs. Hittson was an amiable lady and her death is sad lossto the community.
 Loss Nunnally paid home folks a visit and looked after some business matters here first of the week. He is now foreman of the Congdon 6: Ami conda Zinc Mines at Cave Creek, Newton county. He says his company has about 50 tons of lead ore in the dump.
 A recent press dispatch announces that the 34th regiment, U. s. Vs., to which M. B. Russell of Green Forest belongs, will sail on the Transport Logan, from Manila on Friday of this week. This being the case Martin will, barring accidents, land at his old home about May 1. This is exceedingly cheerful news for his relatives.
 James Buie, Jr., of Oxford, Tex, arriv- ed last week in time to spend few days during the closing hours of his fathers life. James left the Buie homestead in Boone county mere lad 23 years ago, and had not seen his father during all these years. The young mans career in Texas has been one of great success in the stock raising industry. He will re- main here for few weeks.
 DIED:-At his home on Dry creek, fol,r m ilau oact c,f Croon Enront an L,ri