The Green Forest tribune., 1901-10-19
See Tabor about feed.

for prices.
 Charley Harbert went to Alpena on business Wednesday.
 FURs WANTED: Porter, the furniture man. pays cash for furs.
 The family of A. E. Rogers have moved to Eureka Springs.
 Tabor will do you right on feed. He has plenty of corn and chops.
 If you want chemically pure Toilet Goods, go to the Green Forest Drug Go.
 J. M. Jernigan was mixing with the people about Oak Grove first of the week.
 Tom Morris is off on vacation this week, taking in the street fair at Fort Smith.
 Elder Mccullough is able to be out again after rather xtended tussle with the fever.
 Highest price paid for evaporating apples by French, Whitaker & McClain at Green Forest.
 The extension on the rear of l.. E. Harbert & Sons hardware store is now nearing completion.
 Jeff Harbert of Green Forest has re- gently received commission as United States deputy marshal.
 We are pleased to note that Mrs. T. L. Hummer is again able to resume her duties at the central telephone office.
 The best Heating Stove on the mar ket today is the famous "Wilson Heat er." You will find them at Rhodes 6 O'Neal's.
 Your wants in the drug line can be supplied promptly, accurately and cheaply at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. East side of the square.
 When you want a good stove be sure and get the "Wilson Heater," and. don't waste your money buying cheap stoves of an inferior grade.
 The trains during the past week have been all the way from 30 minutes to five hours late. The delays have been caused by delayed trains on the Frisco.
 Rhodes & O'Neal have anything you want in the stove line. When you come to town don't forget to drop into their store and examine their stoves and get their prices.
 Isaac Chidister came over from Eureka Springs Wednesday. He has just re- turned from the National G. A. R. en- campment at Cleveland, o. He reports an excellent time.
 Mrs. James Barrett has gone to Chrisman, Ill.,, to make her future home. She was accompanied by her nephew, Wiley Rogers, who came purposely to see her safely back to her old home.
 George M. Galloway, the well-known mule buyer, will be in Green Forest on next Tuesday, Oct. P, to buy mules from IA to 16 hands high, sound and fat, 3 to years old, for which he will pay high est cash market prices. Bring in your good fat mules and he will try hard to buy them.
 Geo. Ackles and wife of LeGrande, Oregon, were visitors in Green Forest Saturday and Sunday last. Mrs. Ackles was formerly Mrs. G. Camp and is known to many people of Green For est where she resided until four or five years ago. MT. Ackles is a prosperous land owner and banker in the city of and a very courteous gentle man. Mrs. Ackles' friends regret that their stay could not be made longer.
 Fruit growers of this country make a serious mistake in selling off all their apples in the fall. They seem to for get that good market is furnished at home during the winter and spring season. AS general thing, apples are higher in Green Forest in March and April than they are in the cities. In fact, they can rarely be found here in the spring at any price. Farmers who are fixed for it should store away good portion of this years crop.
 fThe ownership of tie drug stock of the Green Forest Drug Company passes into new hands this week. T. F. Shuler is succeeded in the business by