The Green Forest tribune., 1902-05-03

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 The Clover Leaf Shoes are not to be excelled. Handled by Hurd S Staple ton.
 The paint brush is being applied with good effect upon the Martin block this week.
 Street Commissioner Skinkle has been getting in some good street. work lately.
 Percale, Linen, Gingham, Satine and India Linen Shirt waists at Mrs. c. c. O'Neal's.
 The Green Forest Drug Co.,, now oc- cupies w. T. Gray's building adjoining Harbert's hardware.
 Remember that Ed Puckett is agent for the Harrison Steam Laundry. Sat- isfaction guaranteed.
 J. $. French and family were called to Harrison Thursday on account of the se- were illness of his mother.
 See Whitehead at Eureka Springs before you sell your fat cattle, poultry, butter, hides etc. He pays the best prices.
 Go to the New York store and get your Hats, Trimmings, Ladies Furnish ings, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. They lead in low prices.
 The season is now at hand when the bicyclist may be seen with his nose on the handle-bar and his back curved like the spine of a tom cat on the war path |.
 Miss Nellie Puckett arrived home from Paris, Tex, Wednesday in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the severe illness of her sister, Miss. Lulu.
 The statement made last week to the effect that G. w. Bly, the tie maker, had died near Alpena was mistake. He was seriously i'll, however, but it i s now thought that he will recover.
 Dave Watson has closed out his lease on the Garter farm to Curt Harbert and will leave this week with his family to take charge of stock farm of his brother-in-law near St. Louis.
 Eld. J. T. Gwaltney writes THE TRIB- UNE from Mills, Okla., that he will pay his old home and friends here visit in July, on the first Sunday in which month he will preach the funeral of Elder David Standlee at Parrott school house, three miles southeast of Oak Grove. MT. Gwaltney assures us he could not do without THE TRIBUNE.
 A telegram received from Crawford, Texas, on Friday morning of last week announced the sudden death at that place of Mrs. N. A. Cowden, who for merly resided in this community. She was sister of Mesdames Houston Or rell and Susan Hulsey and George and Richard Galloway of Green Forest. She had been resident of Texas for seven or eight years.
 G. A. Gamble, the well-known nur- seryman, was here this week looking af- his interests. He reports fine pros- pect for fruit this season. He says that apple and peaches will have to be thinned in order to produce desired do of f,,,it A fho frYIif wi II be short in several of the northern states, he thinks there is no reason why we should not obtain good prices this season.
 THE TRIBUNE congratulates Hons. Jno. I. Worthington and c. M. Greene upon their appointments to be register and receiver respectively of the United States Land Office at Harrison. They are both clean. men and deserving of the honor. Neither of these gentlemen is mixed up in the factional fight that is now on in the republican ranks of the state. The leaders who oppose the present state organization are frank to admit that no crookedness has ever characterized the actions of either Worthington or Greene and the confir- nation of their appointment will meet with little or no objection from that source,
 THE TRIBUNE places before it's readers the name of Hon. Iverson A. Jones as a Ecandidate for representative of Carroll county, subject to the will of the people as expressed at the general election in September. Col. Jones is entirely too well known to the people of Carroll county and of the state of Arkansas, for that matter. to have need of any special