The Green Forest tribune., 1902-02-15

See those new platina photographs at Graham's studio.
 J.C. Collier was in town Tuesday pressing his claims for county clerk.
 Mrs. w. c. Russell sustained fall on the ice Thursday which resulted in dislocation and fracture of the left wrist. Bob Parks who is engaged in car penter work for the railroad company at Eureka Springs was at home first of the week.
 L.. 0. Taggart and son, Charles Cra- baugh, B. c. Edmondson and Lum Ed mondson came over from Grand View Saturday to attend the Horticultural meeting.
 Blacksmith E. Wise is slowly recov- ering from 8 severe kick upon the thigh (which was administered by an unruly horse which he tried to shoe one day last week.
 The Eureka Springs Daily Times Echo has suspended publication-that is we suppose it has as no copies of it have been received by THE TRIBUNE for some time past.
 Postmaster Grim is one among the number of people who have lately taken a tumble to themselves. He had an arm in a sling Monday as a result of a fall on the ice.
 Drummers Len and Fred Nunnally ''driv'' in home fora short stay again Saturday. This will be their last visit here until they turn in to vote in the democratic primary.
 Mrs. Ellen Grever and son, George Grever, leave this week for their home in Nebraska, after visit of a couple of months at the home of Mrs. Grever's daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Russell.
 Dr. E. c. Lanter's many friends about Green Forest will be sorry to learn that the young doctor lost his of flee in Creston, Wash, by fire, which oe cured on the night of Feb. 1.
 The only guaranteed coffee on the market is the Star, for sale by the Green Forest Mercantile Co.,, at 12 t-2 cents a pound. If it don't give satisfaction your money will be refunded.
 Three good farms in Carroll county and tract of mineral land in Boone county for sale on easy terms and at good bargains. Gall on or address
 M. M. BUTLER,
 Green Forest, Ark.
 The broken portions of the oil drill machinery have been received and work will be started up as soon as the wealth CT conditions are favorable. Sup't Lamm starts out with new energy as a fortune teller has told him he is to strike oil inside of four months.
 For constable of Hickory township we present the name of WI. Wells, sub- ject, of course, to the action of the dem- ocratic primary. Will has served the people faithfully and well in this ca pacity and we have every reason to be- lieve he will continue to do so if nomi- mated and elected again.
 Manager George West of the St. L. 6 N. A. railroad has been called to his former home at Bellville, Ill.,, on ac- count of the death of his father. The truth of the old adage that mlsfortunes never come singly is proven by the ex- perience of MT. West. It has been only few months since he buried his wife. A gentleman by the name of Hall of Winfield, Kan, has visited our town this week with view of putting in a large nursery here. The snow and ice rendered it impracticable for him to de- eide upon the location and he went away determined to come back later and make a thorough investigation of our soil. The rigid winters of Kansas is driving him south. He expects to raise stock here and ship back to Kansas.
 Riley Roberts of Notation was ar rested Monday by Deputy United States Marshal Harbert and taken to Eureka Springs for a preliminary hear ing before Commissioner Pendergrass. We are informed that he was arrested at the instance of Dr, Cavins on the charge of sending an improper letter through the United States mail. Mr. Roberts neighbors think he will have no trouble in disproving tn charge.
 Tn this issue will be found the an nouncement fJ. H. Ramsey of Green Forest as candidate for the office of county clerk, subject to the will of the democratic primary election to be held