The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-27
Local Mention.

LIN your subscription.
 Rider your meat from Pullman's.
 $lake good New Year resolutions and
 M with them.
 Hrs. H. M. Foster was visitor to
 Srison Monday.
 Miss Fannie Keithly is new com-
 kitor in THE TRIBUNE office. Pork, beef and mutton, plenty of it, neap, st Pullman's Meat Market. The best of everything at the best
 ices always on tap at Coxsey Bros.
 The incest line of Christmas presents
 town at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. 33Dr. w. A. Butt is home from Little Sock Medical College to spend the hol- Bays.
 The highest bargains in millinery ever Efered can now be had at the New York tore.
 A J. c. Hancock has opened a shoe re- #air shop at his residence. All work First class.
 \ Barber George Phillips and family low occupy the property recently va Eated by Jim Stacy. The superintendent requests every member of the Baptist Sunday school to be present Sunday. Miss Alta Chanplin closed a success Ful six-months term of public school at New Home last week.
 Miss Mamie Puckett returned home from Eureka Springs Sunday to spend the holidays with her parents.
 L. S. Shibiey was called home from Van Buren Sunday on account of the death of his mother in law, Mrs. Porter.
 Gracious, aren't they selling cheap at the New York Store? When you need it will pay you to call on them.
 Willis Linch is in from Webber Falls, 1. T., where he moved last fall. He says the Territory is good to hold him year at least.
 George Benton has bought a fine res .dence site in the Phillips & Russell ad- 3tion and will erect dwelling the sSming spring.
 Don't get more than year behind with your subscription to THE TRIBUNE and expect reduced rate when you come to settle.
 The spoiled child is generally too fresh, but fresh groceries are best when the price is honest-as at Tabor, Fore man & Harbert's.
 Jack Reeves arrived home Sunday from Grant, Mich., where he has been in fruit evaporator for sev- eral months past.
 Two car loads of Springfield wagons have been received by Coxsey Bros. See them if you want the best wagon ever sold on this market.
 No mental process is so rapid as the decision of the average customers that they have saved money by trading at Tabor, Foreman & Harbert's.
 H. F.. Faust, who recently bought the farms of John and Bill Russell, two miles north of town, has purchased the west forty ofJ. B. Reeves place.
 Of subscribers in the county THE TRIBUNE will accept 50 cents in advance for the paper a year. Outside of the county we must have a dollar in ad- vance.
 Miss Sue Burney is spending the hol- iday vacation with the home folks al Carrollton and friends at Green Forest She will return to the University first of next week.
 George Washington fought many big battles and saw many great sights, but he never saw modern woman nor sucf bargains in groceries as they have al Tanning &: Birkes'.
 Eld. A. B. Elsey of Billings, Mo-, will
  preach at the Baptist church next Wednesday night, the 31. All members of tue Baptist church are especially re- quested to be present.
 Cashier J. o. Michel of the Peoples Bank of Harrison was a passenger on Monday evenings tram on hls way to Washburn, Mo-, where he is interested 1fr t<o