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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
FIGHTS BoTK FIRE AND WATER.
Frank Scheer Wins Medal 10y saw
ns Young Lady.

Frank O.. sender 81 So. Els California
HA.uUe. who r|s.Hsy won -a for
saving % E--ul i-a. it.. now -l.zei
81 the AlIru>-t-ersl HrrAt for eN-
t~iurulslITs "a uEf which tEcu-.u.l 20 DO
considerable dtult--
About two Irasllls AGO Sir. SgEstr. while
rowing on I-s.s. DlIuautiat. rescued A---s
ALttlIjc Wagons Wlu-- boat had cap
sZgi- M.-. Natsrrr -H-t Eis TIue ami
address. and "a E.eatl lHt-r -,-t Is. Sch--r
Is H.I some gold Iut.ti. u- v.irn are .l-
saved his mamie and tts words. -.-
Hero
1T. seh,er statel that las; Friday a
week aSu au e!ee-ri- wf-t Iu To-. NuElusrr-
Busch export cei-.,Eaeut. WL-sc d. eu-
Iipycd. came into contact with q GAS pipe.
The Insulation on the wire had worn OF
and a sl.gau-o. s.lG-s WAS caused ts the
contact with tae pipe. t-uttins the Ets
which YVES Tss-piuE from tre pipe. Ehe
employees Immediately formed IL bucket h-i-
EgIe and lrr.ar Nas pi9g.u 50 a= 60 get
20 the pipe, which was ~ near the cei.is -
A p!peat-er went up lrst, but .ss almost
overcome y tle heat En then went
down to tho cellar .r1 turn tue cas OF.
II tlc meantime If. Schr0r climbed no.
aGe batWe them ih-E -o&turrishtt th-
blaze,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
BANQUET OF TRAVELLING MEN
HAS FOLK FOR AN ORATOR.
An Ovation l. Given Circuit Attorney
by Members % Post -" aud En-
~trrtaIas Them with speech.

Circuit Attorney Joseph y. Folk was the
recipient OF IN ovation at the banquet %
Post a" Of the Travelling Mems Protective
A-=rciatiou az the Planters EcSei last
riea,. In q way AI-. Folk was the guest u
E.aar o. the occasion. Both men AMI wuui-
az greeted Him with cheers ana applause,
wl--a lasted from the moment Of MS az
fe.rtrc5 uati ne Was seated AT the speak
a.. F5.k spoke in praise o. travelling men
g. LcEe.a. au4 p1rti-ult44y me mttiL.ei- "l
Post a J's,insly. DE said that IL was
eulGtur his ull.-g would bee needless u e
ei.iz. Gs OF the state were such Trustworthy
NTH b- the knights ut She grip.
tr-US A. OTutes, president OF the post
Presided and acted as POSTMASTER lie
..sutI tEs STethIts with "a clever iturr-~
- Utlc mg- which he closed 10y ~inttcGuclns
silu1.d 10 the toast. Early Life n the 4;
D. A. "The Evolution % the COMMERCIAL
Traveller was I~sspgHicl 90 by G. T. Wal
Lriuuc. Henry T.. Ktut responded 10 The
T. /. - az the World Fair The Ma
tfungl Director" wrS responded 10 by Frank
by e. r. ElanEe.
Th- SET speeches were followed by i'm
UEJmptu addrcss,s and s,aEs ArlonE those
4p ipF musical s'ttettoH. were ShaIles
England. Tie second spcnEcr on th= pro-
gr4mme was Ny. FuiE.
Among ;suse present were NJ. aud Mrs-
Frank 50. CauIer. Frank ". Craudull. ,.
L. SchuFiach. George W smith. john \.
F.-hfr. Fred r. Conrad. WuIEim Appel.
Nlrrilit. q. Il. Ma.rel. II. a. FrieiinEs-
cont. ". r Roaen. Jr. T. T. Humme-t
ana F. H,1kerL Joseph W. FOLK. CyuSP r.
.sa.b.il.c. Henry r. Kent. Lluis T.. La
i~cauEle. e.. - Etuke. Allied ~ Roth.
Fred T. Quln4. William y. McCenkln. .,
g. English. VIII Weber. Louis Epseu. =
j. SaackslforL.- e.. Fl Ff1cn. =. j. Hans
fold. p u. Sewing. a. j. Hillehraui. r. j.
E V. Kyle. William , Nj. e..
b. s-lluscr~iiu. a y. Crowei.. Arthur
.e.Far-. JuiuS H1rStu1u. Charles "a.
Clst7tHu. Doctor v. d. crosby. NJ l. FAX.
t.Iu T.. swan. carl H. s,hiaUp.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
YOUNG WOMAN IS SWlNDLED
WITH A BOGUS TELEGRAM.
Thief brings Message That Hiss Err
bcck's Father l. Dying and
Receives 20 Goats.

Through tie aSeucy ~ a b9sis telegram
stati-x that neg father vas dying. Miss
Viola ErbycA o. Alton. da1sEeer OF Aired
E.rtecx a ~v-u-krown ss.e-U-n, was the
victim OF a .~salul.e in CnictE3 yesterday
in which tbat s..f received - ceuz.
Mss Efbedk vas visiting soale relatives,
ARD received what pu.Eo.t-d To be a TEL
egram from the western" c-ipA ~ConpaAt-
me- telegram was signed uy the ysunE
ialvs motaer. uuu STATED list her Il-Ler
IA g.en Iila.iy inquired ia a railroad ar-
cIltut. she was tet-a- 10 SDe Ai4
81 once.
Miss Efteft t-Dh t-e ARK tram nome
ana aErIsei ls Ntti -Nr -4is 4Al+aAi
almost utc-t-ile "lth -ts.-- ~ men slr 'A-
Iced Eer A.Eut % 4ts4 street. sac ti-.t
her father alid ltaer &culocrH r. tae tt-r
IN the be~s ADlLA d44 re-i-r .h rEF
had been tef Nletlrs % c.ue. H-tH.a-
The tcscgrlul Was snow. - t-e G-.tf-1
Union eInploles So t-e Alton uilCe and s-r-
eral irftEufaf itifs were 4r-l- The ruat-er
las tteu piaCeG IL sle u4-Gs OF tLe CG.-
caGu police.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
vnnsnudt's scIf-As,urance.

kEFlEi.lt ~lEfiAL
Cara,Ie. iu.. oct. 81 numbe- % poll
Leit1i= ln EllusEau County have sFpIr-
tut-v. convinced BocLor u. q. NausaE.t ~
Mcultcs.. Cd CrUSsr.lIa hamlet 30 that
county. that be- WIl be the next Congre---
m.u from ,hls district. regardless ~ tSe
TACT that she normal IscfEorTa+!- majority
Is ovts 5..Hs. Tlt doctor D. sending out ldi-
tiers t. the 20 tfaaStcrs. which read. You
Utl EUI Anew cuts % your next Congress
man.. Please post and see ynat every vn,-r
81 ont. ana "a few IemCc.ats vote With us.
and we have Feruua G3vyu-d-"
Narsartt has not tltp siichtCst chance q
representing this district in Cuuc-ezs. 90
staA J.. crowley will De returned there.
alI. O. Is Trrd.,t,i trat mis- majority VIZ
even exceed 4.u1. The Democrats are
saoIo- ar united IN every county in tie
rurirr. district
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
roox TWO NorE raT9IIrV Us.
Robert Anil AraIn sucressfu' 1T Kan
litN Hnr.- SHOW.

Rausas Ci;y. No. Oct Enc Hor-o
sho. ended sn-aIrht with a prog aiHl'a
which -rnra.--I three CHAMPIONSHIP 81 se~
l.rss-e the s'.veI nurse lot rttt- hi
~. tta Kansas city star purse Lor il-
H.e. sr~'a heavy harness horse IN tti
show. British Lion won the champion ti-sS
fr- horses IL harness exceeding Htt.ll
Et-s,s CIV Star usrzr. Judge won TIE
cna-nifcr class for horses In Elf2eS unie
Tft.sn ha-.= one ircn. Et. Et1iHes
NIar-aowefy Cricf wcn the SIi.Wci purse
matinee perform 7uce Wis ElNen iu-4
with a large attendance. IftTeen s--l
aud fI-Ns people have Attended the san"
cutting tie ve5k. Auoug the winners were
TIE following:
Matinee class 2, single voodFtcrs-rtrs.
C1wua-dsr fci. Rob r Auli. St LUIS
t'aes r.. hdr~s In srE.e tcruess-tlE
Jude. CroU s. HuT-av-
berry ard Commander Baker. ~ucd D.
Robert Auli.
Class S.. champion jumping c'es--Fir p
Lord M,ntr. owned hy George Pepper. To-
rcCto, Canada
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF EOUINES
PROMISED FOR THE HORSE SHOW.
Drawing OF Boxes VIII BE Held
Tuesday and Sale of Seats
Begins Wednesday.


The -naaaseFnent or the 81 LOUIS Horse
Show. which Is 70 81 held az the coils YIN
a.. week rrtw Nev,u..r g to- 8. See
elusive. announced YESTERDAY that tho draw
fr~ g. 90. ,I- mia ~ l4,r Tg.s M
morning 81 Il Io'c!ecE in room Ne t' Sc
curity huildir=.
az the h--rk ~ am si-es have bon suAi
Tor rss ~.ae.-l a thing w1 81 has meyer ue-
- o.. 4r,I.- tr.. r~-r,l.!z shows.
Au.r- ne f-omineu, peers Us who Rave
-arr, boxes ar.. Governor J.. II Francis
- f.-v Jl.yor Ea,.s Wells. Sir i
~ ra-,- m t~v.rSa~. rf-. ard Mrs.. = Si-
~. walker. Ntr. suf S.rs. JUtus s. wash.
- - s,f,eI r.rv-5r Il Srencer. Lee
II. ava .-r- p-a-f-.rt
.-r r-..-- s
psrShnaEes ih 81 A'-S H ---f'
ever night.
"Wednesday momiu. NJ Nc. as Olive street.
m -. H. a.. r4t --a ErsIi. cub.
.b. 80 - fsr ~r9e,n Es..s. Gin make
"ti' 49, -,
their sete'tuiiS N-t- -
Wednesday m3rain-- tch o"N h'."-E -
hoi..r II two seats rrr the eS.r g. ca-
.;.7.- nv -~ersu !. tf5s club ans has
-, 81. r.F, T.. ~ me .-.s ge-.-- the.
In every rlsErl-aF t2' E'is'
sscs 10 er1.rsc an events ~ t-tS @.-i '
hc}d IN 81. LEg.S. The entries oi i"
r r.~.I -.--=.s p-.r-t-. 10 us larger
-i- o-'t 80. -
"a @be+iAt' N't -fr -r..
any previous 'Nhl--'oN
De Inorc 81 q society aoc dress ANN o
the -..gtrw n0Gis.-s li-gs. 80 having H-fl
-, ,,-,-.7,5r, t.s- u~a.r-s gowns lrr
'" 49, Chow. g -rE-
a a5N ls-,I'e "a ~ - ,,-
only 70. a day or SO. b5J vii oe In fuil
.,-f.-- -r-51-nrEs- rhe Wr.k.
av--rq tna hsfses TO To-. S.-5Ma IN th li.s
- Go. Palne- ol .aver.
are 'he ci@-Ns ~ - l5.-i
Coio-- W e. Sa'tA- ol
auz crow and Murray ct toronto
G,a-.sa T. pfutt,r o. Turoute NIi ,ahsb't
his sr..; -r-.rr Of nigh Jumpers. iul.L4r-
-
Net ~" -. r-Er tr-
Inc II g h2Eses anu u 's a-lG I.,,r
- 1i.e', ,,sss b--ses as,e
l-t',Lt t--,r.i.y r-f5., fraw il
Deem SaSelliS 80
- L9lse -" ..tu,r-
ms eHat. Stlh-' F" -yl
= %sI SN. - Ia U-r-,r
rum h2gt an+ - 4osSe- q s,,.s=
- 49, a.. -Es,-- i-riyt-
81 S-51.z 81. II
~ mel
"a, - Nm rni-4s- ID 81.
. ltis-t -.5 lr,5,..ES
L3ls. Lo1's. ~, ~ i-.5
~ |f,.rIr-T llsr.r tf ru.
q o. 15--NS tAe
Sll's3 $3.50: MI ~ rtt--
crbss.z5 si Itzirrto1 la-t ri. and VS. try
9T., ..-. - rss .Ir..F-
,T- @,f @ r-4...r .s
- 49, f.. fs.. zrsH .s
1e@tntal biayA. nle S,r,s-
-. ~ 1,.4 rT.i.. taa- ia
aaGfher yl1r. during watch Cgm1,a r.
80 80 80 g. - 80 aa.-.f-t-.ur
Vs.. ,-r.s,- --,set1r
r-.ad S-,-r
t- p-r.- --7 pf,.pn.,-
r.au 49, vIo Nm .1biIfs Il.
80 Na.s,f3. -- N+-,-fs f4,. .rr. rs...s
49, ~ N .5er s, s''t So 49, sn f,Sm
E.7,-a-I, fa,. ~.ifirr rf hands
NJ 80 he--, 81 erz,f ,yi~Tt- Id -Es r-..-
et5,nt So +Er..9hD1, fsI s1-sa elr--lI-.
s fg,5l+-ees 81 r,-f,r1,.- M ana sa,=--
ses=se -r,s1t s3ee5 al %ssh--fe A-frta
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
VrrdIct nf cnnricnnn.

Ado.ph WaEh1itcr was con.ic-eIty a jury
IN JuC-e Douglass culrL yesterday o. ie-
cetvtEs stolen ptop-rty ~ his
store, No. Hi5- Franklin avenue. and d.
punishment Wa Sxea az three wears In the
Peniteutidry. Ssmuef NaEnalter. father ot
the defendant. WAS arrested ON the same
charg.. hut Judge nculias -rante1 n sew
crane OF their cases The property WlF
itcEttctd as having seen steer lrem tlf
ire ght dCpJt OF the Biz sour Railroad
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

-a-eI On TIE uu-k ~ cutting stone fo- thu
Art Palace q. the Worries Fair did upt be-
rowland. SECRETARY of h. Journeyue1
Stone Cutters Association Of BEDFORD. Iud.
where the Quarrtes are located, has entered
Stone business in Bedford Is q member OF
the Union, ard receives the same pay and
works the same uumLc: o. hours IS the
stone cutters e s. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Special Comm. AGENTS.

W-ashingtOn. oct. Z--ScVtnty-nVe sTcc.aI
aselts itft lhc Census once to-day FOR
fed work. They are being sent bY the
Manufacturers Division 20 every section
q tire United states to gather statistics re-
!ating To street railroads and electric-light-
lns plants These special agents, or ueid
clerks in the various divisions Of the Cen
sUs ClIce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Wooten Predicts Democratic Victory.

MI EA+AL ~ LAAA&
Washington. Oct. = Representative
NUotCn of Texas Is IN the city Mr.. MOO
ten - herc ua business connected with the
Post Once Department He says reports
IeClg.cu In Texas are % the effect thas The
Democrats vii sweep tire country in No
vcmhtr and VIII control the House b. a
SAFE majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
chnr~ra wlth A.,nuIt 20 go.

Charles Franklin. a Esg-o boy. who was
ensaged IN a cutting auray with AMY
Watts. also z negro. At TIE Fair GROUNDS
Friday night. L. which Watts was danzsr-
ousiy wounded was arrested Yesterday ~
tire poilce OF the sixth District and idcuil-
fed By Watts. A warrant charging assault
10 XII was issued asairst h-n-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Manila. Phfiipplre Ts.arls. oct. SIT -
believed that tie philippines VIII experience
2 rce amlne. IRE lsluurs' crops are small.
the Oriental supply s1cus limited and the
price IS advancing rapidly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Two car OF the Olive street line collided
while rounding the curve on Boyle aveuNe
about 40 last night and Herbert 5teinrnan.
IS years old. who vas sitting on the r-ar
seat Of one az them. vas painfully Injured
He was the only passenger hurt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
mnnore NomInntcl fnr CorErc.s.

ChieaEO. Get -5.-Luckv-uUd Hono.c was
to-day nominated boy the Democratic Coun-
Is Executive Tor Congress- IN
tcc NiEth c1ugrts sioual D!s;vic; 20 take
t.c place - james IL Dardan. who last
hight withdrew.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
r.nm.,cr l. srr,on.I, mnr,.

Charlie Clark. = years o.d- living ~ No.
s-5f B%~c. VS. k.gcke4 from a waeOn
shat Livery Nmraay TesttrL1y ala So
fiousiy irIaTcu. AThrtC RIBS we're broken on
HIS ieft side ANA ms Eage was bruised 4Ee
CaEed injury.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

The AiHTui Association ct the St louis
Pr0teFtant Hospital met So tbs horl- 81
Miss Slrah Young. No. E2 Morgan lErcet.
friday night. lor the purpose OF taxing
acflsU on the death OF Mrs. Nellie H2ircs
Worcester. who uied las; Sunday. RffGlu-
tiuEs vii h. adopted later and a ccp!' sent
~ The hus-lnl. Ihnmle Enrra-tar-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Tbs North s.. Louis Ctizcas' Assoc-a-
tlOa viii meet at North st Louis Turner
Han. Twenucth and Salisbury streets. Fri
day night TO cons ler the proposed consu-
%fut.cnai amendments AID the locator u
the free pu5lic Baths which the city pro-
posee 10 Install
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
wash a lsft taekle for the

corrigan by walsh az left tackle for the
IVES Ends
The EarcaL3qes EcEeG on ana El.-
Who Caught The bail. lost "a chance L9t i
RaiH by q stumble and tIl The HcSN
Euds tnen took the bail down the, fct-.
Ea.Ui1s FROM three 10 eight yards AZ every
down The West End interference was
good ga This half. Henry =Eivtrd the LETT
end FOR Il long run across the field which
Eaintl a IJsle GsouEd. walden also gained
u carry Ing the baG S-pund .isAt END aSe
about every other down toWE u Woule
plunge through The Esrgaaiue line fer good
gains
Their t~---yar1 line She E1reaCtues rallied
and reg tae ban or downs fsv Er-t AZ
Tempt sd laa EUcE.ug resulted IN q gain.
but tlef lGsJ Gs1g o. Tie next down ana
Pm ul-.,l - tta tar,r-avc-yarl HHa
a .placa S.ai. lot goa. which was blocked
ZIacEsrf iea. toes zoe leather just AS thA
vsii-ris .tg. tt- nir Kick went Fax uf
the mark Tire nigaa- Eliit OF bofh teams
uatc1 rhe l-nk Of ra1. liau and wll rem
ci- +; hr AHrl PRACTICE
TE. sHra-E.-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Roil1. No. Oct. s1-Isoga was victorious
9s.snst Aari9n-sims in thc sane o. foe.ian
fn1--te hfives b.inr r.ayei. ans On account %
tn Esia1t 9rsrl NJ = took two hours and
a ltHls % finish TIE game
Ihe. offensive voyk fr ffarfcn-Sima WIS good.
nut ne Were unable 70 resist tn heavy iucE-
INK Of ErlEk- Eu1Hael AMI Bowel f1r the mlu-
els ruur ta-chloWus werC maze. rwo IN cacn
hal. ara one goal was kicked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Meunhhs chm o,,1,woa

the Natscnci Association q PrcfesS.Unai Basehai
Leaeues ~ az ressia1 to-dHy. withdrew its ur-
tcclt9n tfam the AcCnA.s club. Tie Segtheru
Asseciata C-ea.t Vii b ~inrrsrsed q Ten c,ass
nfNf ttf the sunicrf!4H q Nozzle ard H-ort-
Ecnery - aemeership practically piaSing beel
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Sc. Louis Dog Won Ail-a-e ef-te.

Nortca. Ezs.. oct. sL-Thr cou-sirr AZ Elan
rood i'urk has proved a rrsat ruc szs -
We're pgtent se-eay from lninois % san Frss-
ciseeG = He1ce7szn Q. Shc-rsn, Tex. acFei
as judge. II the eil-age stalk. Laughing Wafer
csesc y Zen Jac<Eaz o. 81. Louis. wcu frat
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Case Against sheriff contiaaed.

Circuit Judge Woods yesterday laid over
the contempt proceedings against SheriE
picEm1nn, on a charge OF not having sum-
mosed enough jurors 10 ny a case. until
ntxt Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26
Woman Att,rkrd by a Don.

Mrs. Emily Kcrrhscx Of No. l3lI North
Fourteenth street vas attacked by n dog
81 front Of No. Isl5 WEsh street as she was
passing there Yesterday Afternoon. and
uain<ulLx bitten.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Colonial Restauraot. Esoadvny aud Locus;
Z street. viii be open al neon "Wednesday.
October -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

Ge'lrrs. D~elehaaey. Stanley CSsv Orleans
ard another.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-26

duce healthy growth
and development, ard
thin, emsciated bodies
and paIlid, waxy COM
plexions are the result.
Only a constitutional
remedy, one that works
through The blood, can
reach a disease that has
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-26
Beauty and Strength

Are desirable. You are strong and vigorous, when your blood is pure. Many-nay most-women fail to digest their food, and so become pale, sallow, thin and weak, while the brightness, fresh ness and beauty of the skin and complexion, depart. Remedy this unpleasant evil, by eating some nourishing food, taking a small dose of Heroine after each meal, to digest what you have eaten. Soc at Dr. Morrow's Drug Store. Near Depot.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-26
Are Grateful For the Relief.

It will be remembered that about three weeks ago the Home Mission Society made up contribution for the drought sufferers and forwarded it to them.
 The following letter has been receiv- ed:
 "Ash Flat, Ark, April 19, 1902. Mrs. John Ramsey,
 Secretary Home Mission Society. My Dear Madam: I acknowledge the receipt of the contribution as stated in your letter to me of recent date for the relief of the drought stricken people of our community. For which you, as secretary of the society which has so nobly responded to the distress of our community, will please communicate to the members of your society and to the people that contributed to this fund our heartfelt thanks for this much needed and appreciated contribution to the needs of our people.
 Believe me madam, and accept per- sonal thanks. Yours for the right,
 w. E. BRAwLEY.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-26
GOOD PRINTING

Is a delight to the eye, bI,' the kind one sometimes SC is an abomination. All r TRIBUNE wants is a cha to show you the kind we to do. Itcosts but little t and looks so much better
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-26
Local Mention.


 q mans.
 s. s. Buell. is new telephone sub K scriber.
 Big battle shoe polish at Tabor & a Foreman's. # WI. Crow and family returned Mon day from their trip south.
 Farmers are busy and that means that business is quiet in town.
 Alton Stroud has moved to Boone county on the extension.
 Don't sell your produce until you get prices fron Coxsey Bros.
 You want the highest pr1ces for your produce and Coxsey Bros. will pay 1t.
 Len Nunnally, Jr., is able to be oH the streets again after several weeks illness.
 The Jean-H n-Hurst-Redfearn Produce Go. furnishes the best market for wool. S Mrs. c. c. O'Neal made & business < trip to Eureka Springs and return Mon 5 day. M Latest fashions in spring and summer goods at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S.
 # If man looks at his watch while you are telling him 8 funny story, cut it short. A8 Lime, cement and plaster hair at the Green Forest Commission Co.'S. Near depot.
 N J. c. Harbert has sold his interest in # the merchandise business to L. E. Har- bert G Son. I Capt. Lightburn was over from Flu reka Springs this week looking after Business affairs.
 Mrs. Jesse Goforth is reported to be NimproVing in health since going to Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. J, c. Markley of Batavia was visiting her daughter, Miss Almeda, first of the week. "a A junk shop is the latest industry started in Green Forest. R. D. Gallo way is in charge.
 Coxsey Bros. are buying produce for Swift &; Go. of Springfield and will pay the highest prices.
 Remember the Green Forest Roller Mill Go. will deliver flour at $2 00 right along with your feed. ga Miss Dora Pyatt and little sister of Eureka Springs were visiting Mrs. T. L. Plummer first of the week.
 The little birds that .chirp about your door sing the praises of the many fine groceries at Tabor 6; Foreman's.
 It is time that school directors were Advertising the annual school meeting which occurs Saturday, May 17.
 Sam Stone of Exeter, Mo-, dropped in on his many friends here Sunday to spend a few days in rest and recreation. 2 J. H. Buell. intends to move his saw mill from Lick Branch to the Fancher farm, three miles north of Green For est.
 M A number of the Odd Fellows are go- < ing to Berryville today to assist in the celebration of the anniversary of the or der.
 J. M. Jernigan and wife, H. w. Jer- nigan and Dr. Moore spent the day vis- iting in the vicinity of Oak Grove Mon- day,
 The flowers that bloom in spring are not more attractive than those unexcelled Bargains in groceries at Tabor 6 Fore mans.
 Will Head and wife residing two miles Southwest of town are rejoicing over the arrival of a twelve pound boy at their home.
 The various secret orders have had a phone put in the hall, so any unusual noise from that source may be attribut- ed to the goat.
 G. w. By died at his home near Ba- < tavia last Friday. MT. By resided west of Green Forest last year and was engaged in the tie business.
 seat myself to write you few lines to let you know that Tabor G Foreman nave the finest, cheapest and best line
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-26
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