The Green Forest tribune., 1902-03-29

Sugar, 20 pounds for S1.0O, at Tabor & Foreman's.
 Unprecedented bargains in every line at Coxsey Bros.
 Finest line of ginghams and calicos at Hurd & Stapleton's.
 | The farmer is much buster man than the merchant at the present time,
 Fine line of dress goods will be re- ceived by Hurd & Stapleton this week.
 Tabor G Foreman will soon be head quarters for flour and feed, both whole sale and retail.
 Buy your hardware from Rhodes Sc O'Neal. They will give you prices to suit the hard times.
 James Buell. came up from Lick Branch again first of the week. He will again make his home at Green Forest in few weeks.
 w. Q. Hershey who has been visiting with the family of his brother-in-law, w. A. Stapleton, left Wednesday for Colorado.
 L. $. Shibley's farm residence is now connected with the telephone exchange, the Osage line having been tapped for his benefit.
 Agent Maxwell has rented Jesse Go- forth's residence on North Springfield street and will move thereto the first of the coming month.
 Druggist R. L. Jernigan is at his post again after brief stay in Dallas, Texas. Mrs. J. will remain there until after the ex-Confederate reunion. When you are ready to paint your house be sure to see Rhodes & O'Neal about the paint. They have anything you want in the paint line. George Butler has moved the stock of goods he recently traded for at Blue Eye, Mo-, to Denver, this county, where he has opened general store.
 Dick Galloway wears his artificial leg with good deal of grace. When he once becomes accustomed to it, it will doubtless prove of great value to him.
 At its regular meeting Saturday night the Masonic lodge of Green Forest con- tributed the sum of $5 to the relief of the drought sufferers of Sharp county. Several herds of cattle have been in- spected this week and driven across the line into the White river country, Wfae re the grass is up sufficiently to furnish grazing.
 Tailor-made clothing is the cheapest, because it costs but little more and will wear from twice to three times as long and always looks we'll. Leave your or der with Rurd 6: Stapleton.
 Larue Ayers and family and Henry Donaldson and wife, Pat Scott and Ed Mattox of Denver boarded the train in Green Forest Tuesday night for Ore gon, where they expect to reside in the, future. ~
 Drummer Len Nunnally and son, Drummer Fred Nunnally, "drapped" in home once more Monday evening and will "gas" with the numerous gentlemen | of leisure about Green Forest until after the primary is over.
 A BARGAIN: 200-acre farm, 80 in cultivation, fine young orchard, close to school and church, six miles from the railroad, fair buildings, fine water and fine timber. Can be bought for 5000. See the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 The case of billiard Owens charged with larceny has been continued until the May term of circuit court at Galena, Mo-, and his bond fixed at $500. The size of the bond required indica tes that the court does not consider the eviden ce against Owens as very strong.
 Prices will be uniformity low on all millinery goods at Mrs. c. c. O'Neal's, but no cheap, shoddy goods will be kept in stock. Her goods were purchased with reference to style and durability, and will be sold as cheaply as honest goods can be put upon the market.
 The N. Y. Cash Store is the place to huy Won oan iudUe from tha bun0IeS and hats carried away from our store. Our millinery is unsurpassed in style l and nrice Nnne shelf-War huts all