The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-19

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 Don't sell your produce until you get prices from Coxsey Bros.
 Thomas Johnson of Berryville has gone to Beaumont, Texas,
 Common sense is a good thing but it has never broken many records.
 John Graham of Dorietta, Arkansas, is visiting relatives here this week.
 The man born with silver spoon in his mouth usually swallows the spoon.
 You want the highest prices for your p,odoee and Coxsey Bros. will pay it.
 Otis Stalcup of Boone county was here first of the week visiting friends.
 The Jean -Hurst-Redfearn Produce Co. furnishes the best market for wool. Miss Flora Armitage of Harrison was visiting relatives here first of the week. A dude with new gold watch is good deal interested in what time of day 1t is.
 Latest fashions in spring and summer goods at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S.
 Lime, cement and plaster hair at the Green Forest Commission Co.'S. Near depot.
 The man who boasts that he can drink or let it alone is not apt to let it alone the most.
 J. c. Tabor is figuring on moving his stock of groceries to some point on the extension.
 The roller mill at Cassville, Mo-, was burned last Saturday, entailing loss of over St0,O00.
 Coxsey Bros. are buying produce for Swift 6: Go. of Springfield and will pay the highest prices.
 Don't do your spring shopping until you have examined those bargains in dress goods, embroideries, faces. ribbons etc at J. c. Harbert & Co.'S.
 J. w. Freeman is closing out the bus- mess of the St. Louis &: North Arkan- sas Commission Go. for the purpose of going to Eyerton, the new town beyond Harrison.
 "Best four S1.10" is the way an 1lli- nos merchant advertises his flour. Such an advertisement as that would be in- teresting reading matter to the people of Arkansas just now.
 That the best is the cheapest is always proven in clothing. Hurd 6: Stapleton can sell you tailor-made suit that will last twice as long and look four times as good, about as cheaply as you can buy it ready made.
 Eld. s. c. Stanhope of Eureka Springs has recently set out 5000 apple trees on his farm north of Green Forest. This is certainly taking hold of the fruit busi- ness with vim and we trust success may crown his efforts. s. R. Hanby has sold out his lumber yard to a Kansas City firm. The entire invoice is being shipped to Kansas City and for the present Green Forest is without a lumber yard. We hope this condition will not exist long for lum- Der yard is quite necessary for a grow ing town like Green Forest.
 J. L. Russell left Monday for Hot Springs where he will attend the na- tional and state editorial associations. From there he expects to go to Port Author, La., and take look at the gulf, thence to Beaumont, Texas, and see the oil wells, and on his return home will visit the ex-confederate reunion at Dal- las.
 Some miscreant cut several holes in the large canvas sign in front of the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. store on last Sunday night. It is to be deplored that oar country contains such deproved individual. If the knave could be caught and the proper punishment ad- lninistered probably such deviltry would be of less common occurrence.
 Availing himself of the special sub- scription rate offered by THE TRIBUNE to members of the state horticultural society, Rev. J. E. Bryan of Fayette- vile encloses us 50 cents and suggests that orchardists should be on the look out for 'San Jose Scale Louse," which he says is very prevalent about Fay etteyille, He says "some of our orcn-