The Green Forest tribune., 1902-05-17
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peanuts at Ransey's grocery.
 .nlu Puckett's condition is still
 le to recovery.
 & Foreman are figuring on an
 Ii to their store.
 sell your produce until you get H36Efrom Coxsey Bros.
 8S Phillips and family have recent Id to Eureka Springs.
 uSf alls and work goods, cheapest Z st. at Hurd & Stapleton's.
 H0S ords of excellent cook stove wood
 Apply to w. A. Russell. Yoo want the highest prlces for your te and Coxsey Bros. will pay it. ina received an elegant bill of sta- on6N at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. Ras; dents of Green Forest who own ocsi bust pay the tax on or before June sE. Russell and family spent Satur- av 8bd Sunday with friends at Berry ENf8. Virgie Baker of Persia, Iowa, is isitiD at the home of her father, J. H. 'ucke 1t.
 Alderman c. A. Ramsey is credited nth being the author of the dog tax riina ance.
 Coxsey Bros. are buying produce for |wifs &; Co. of Springfield and will pay Ae Highest prices.
 Mrs. B, M. Meador is quite sick at the ome of her son, J. R. Meador, two liles north of town.
 Remember that Ed Puckett is agent or the Harrison Steam Laundry. Sat 'faction guaranteed. T Have just received a handsome line [ new wall paper. Come and see it.
 GREEN FOREST DRUG Go. There is one place in Green Forest Ihere you can get what you want in roceries and that is Tabor & Foreman's. See Whitehead at Eureka Springs efore you sell your fat cattle, poultry, 3tter, hides etc. He pays the best rices.
 The following gentlemen have been uggested for school directors: Dr. G. z. Poynor, T. M. Buell. and T. o. Walker.
 9Pa" Beck, an aged citizen of Long 'reek township, is very low and not ex- ected to live. He is said to be nearly old.
 Isaac Callen and family who emigrated Q Oregon a couple of months ago rolled dSunday, convinced that Arkansas is be best place.
 Money to loan. That is just what you Iin have if you take advantage of all he Bargains in the grocery line at Ia or S: Foreman's.
 The work on the oil well is progress ng| about after the style it has been for everal weeks past. The hardest sort of ard rock is still being encountered. The we'll is now over 100 feet deep.
 Mary had a little lamb and she has it 'et. Owing to the operation of the beef rust she might have had to have it 'utchered, but she found everything so heap in the grocery line at Tabor & 
 At the private examination held by ,ounty Examiner Butt here last week, here were 45 applicants for teachers icense of whom l9 failed to pass, F got hird grades, eight second grades and six rst grades.
 A BARGAIN: 200-acre farm, 80 in ultiyation, fine young orchard, close to chool and church, six miles from the ailroad, fair buildings, fine water and inc timber. Can be bought for 5000. See the Carroll County Abstract Co. The members of the Ladies Baptist Society and all others dis 'osed to become members are urgently to meet at the home of Mrs. ID. Russell next Thursday afternoon. LeRoy Callen of Yocum township was Visitor at THE TRIBUNE office Wednes- lay. He reports crop prospects fair in is locality, but says the fruit crop In hat particular section will be almost 8 allure, that apples, peaches and cher Soc o,o f,l 1.-Two