The Green Forest tribune., 1902-05-17

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 Children's Robroy Caps 10 cts. at the N. Y. Cash Store.
 Ladies hats, incest, cheapest and best, at Mrs. c. C. O'Neal's.
 Miss Ruth Wise visited in Eureka Springs Saturday and Sunday.
 Finest and cheapest line of granite ware you ever saw at N. Y. Cash Store.
 New line of Dry Goods and Notions, cheapest ever brought to town at the N. Y. Cash Store.
 If your dog is not worth dollar or three dollars, as the case may be, get it out before June 15.
 Dr. Earl Wade of Highlandsville, Mo-, was in Green Forest first of the week, visiting friends, etc.
 The Baptist church people hope to have their church ready for dedication on the 9th Sunday in June.
 Tom Nunnally of Carrollton has been applying the paint brush to the roof of Dr. Poynor's brick this week.
 A new and complete line of fine sta- tionery and notions has been ordered by Mrs. c. c. O'Neal. Racket prices.
 J. 0. Michell is now full-hedged citizen of Harrison, having moved his family to that place on last Tuesday.
 Local showers the past week have had splendid effect upon growing crops as we'll as upon the feelings of the people.
 Ice cream and strawberries till you can't rest will be served tonight (Satur- day) by the Ladies Home Mission So- ciety.
 Miss Mcbride of Grand Saline, Tex, arrived Wednesday on visit with the family of her brother, Bob Mcbride, on the Wells place.
 You'll miss the grandest treat of the season if you don't eat strawberries and ice cream with the Ladies Home Mission Society tonight, May r.
 H. H. Martin returned from Batesville Wednesday,. He was accompanied by his mother who will spend several weeks with the family of her son here.
 If you live in Green Forest school dis trict, read what we have to say on the subject of a new school building for Green Forest on first page of this issue.
 A small sized shooting scrape took place at Charley Warren's residence one and half miles southeast of town Wednesday afternoon. A dispute be- tween Warren and John Parker led uI to blows and Charley resorted to the use of pistol, which he had in his pocket inflicting a slight wound in Parker's thigh.
 Miss Ida Haroert, who is visiting here from Texas, received a letter this week from her brother, Dallas Harbert stating that he has just been appointed postmaster at Commerce, Tex. Com merce is town of about 2OOO inhabit- ants, it being presidential office. Dal- 1 las' many old-time friends here will bt glad to learn of his success since be- of tbn I Sta1 State.
 Quite sensation was sprung among the employees of the St. l.. & N. A. rail. road when it was learned on Friday O | last week that all the conductors on tht line had been discharged. So far thu public has been offered no explanation of the matter whatever. While it is tC be presumed that the cause for it is wei i founded, yet THE TRIBUNE hopes tn, differences, whatever they may be, be- tween the management of the road anc the conductors may be satisfactoril, settled and that they may soon resume their positions. Clayton and Heron who run on this end of the line, wer very satisfactory to the travelling public and many regrets are expressed for tn action of the company. At present, C T. Burch, who was a brakeman on tn freight, has the passenger run from Sc ligman to Harrison and R. M. Meyers an old "Katy" conductor, who lives i Eureka Springs, has the freight. Fran Workman's s run between Eureka Spring and Seligman is now in charge of Dixi Ross, formerly a brakeman.