The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-30
Take advantage of our 5O-cent rate.

pee the Green Forest Drug Co. for prices on paint.
 If you have any painting to be done, figure with Howard Bros.
 Feed is the most elevated thing in price our people have seen lately.
 Mrs. B. M. Meador is a guest at the home of w. c. Russell this week.
 Street Commissioner Skinkle has demonstrated the fact that he knows his business.
 Rev. J. l.. Keener made safe his re- turn from the annual conference meeting last Tuesday.
 Merchant w. J. Meador and son Car roll of .Berryville were visiting at Green Forest Monday.
 WANTED:--A woman to clean win dows and scrub the floor at the depot. Apply to agent.
 The residences of J. H. Ramsey and E. Wise are now connected with the local telephone exchange.
 Why send away from home for your wall paper when you can get it just as cheap from the Green Forest Drug Go? l Stockmen are having cotton seed shipped in for feed. Coxsey Bros have purchased seven car loads for their cus- 1 toners.
 Special bargains in tailor made goods are offered by Hurd 6 Stapleton. See their samples if you want suit or pair of pants.
 If you want real estate loan on good d terms, where you have to pay no com mission to agent, call on J. o. Mi chell at the Bank of Green Forest.
 A big crowd greeted ''Uncle Rube" Thursday night. It was a we'll rem dered play. We regret we haven't time and space to give it extensive mention.
 Note THE TRIBUNE's announcement of the re-establishment of the 50-cent rate. This is matter that should receive the attention of all TRIBUNE subscribers. It is our intention to close the offer about February 1. We open for December this yeer in order to give our patrons chance to see us during the holiday season.
 In this issue of THE TRIBUNE appears the announcement of J. O. Collier for the democratic nomination for county and probate clerk. MT. Collier has made an efficient and painstaking official, and according to the unwritten law of giving a second term to faithful officer, Mir. Collier is duly entitled to the posi- tion he seeks. in all probability he will have no opposition.
 w. H. Johnson and Charles V. Todd, two northern capitalists, were here first of the week. They have invested large ly in mineral lands in Fancy county, Missouri, eighteen miles north of Green Forest. They are very sanguine that they have some valuable holdings. They expect to ship car load of zinc ore from Green Forest shortly, this being the nearest railroad point.
 c. H. Dewey has been transferred as railroad agent from Green Forest to Harrison. It has not been announced who will be MT. Dewey's successor. Temporary service is being performed by $. w. Beach, who impresses us as a suitable man for the place and we would be glad to see him retained here. MT. Beach is brother of the present auditor of the road. He was formerly in the employ of the Cotton Belt in the south part of the state.
 A jury was summoned in Judge Butts court Monday to sit in judgment upon cause wherein $. M. Latimer was ac- cused of the crime of petit larceny. It seems that MT. Latimer had recently passed Jack Hollis place and picked up hand square which was the property of w. T. Carter. MT. Latimer's plea was that he carried the tool away in the spirit of a joke and that was evidently the view taken of the case by the jury which rendered verdict exonerating him. The prosecution was represented by Prosecuting Attorney Naples and the defendant by F. o. Butt.
 w. E. George of Berryville authorizes THE TRIBUNE to announce him as a can- didate for the office of county treasurer.