The Green Forest tribune., 1902-03-08

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 Full many gem of purity ray serene, The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear.
 Full many a bargain may be seen, More at Tabor & Foreman's than any where.
 A continued eplenshing of stock makes fresh, good goods at Tabor & Fore.nan's.
 A. F. Maxwell and daughter left on their return home at Lees Summit, Mo-, Wednesday night.
 T. F. Conrad, the new photographer, has bought the building in which his gallery is located.
 F. $. Hoag's property is being gone over with paint brush this week. The work is being done by Mr. Phillips of Yocum.
 Several car loads of steel have gone through to be used on the extension. It is expected that track laying will be- gin in . few days.
 Sheriff Grim was down from Berry vile Tuesday, He went out to his farm and made arrangements for the setting out of 1000 Ben Davis apple trees.
 R. F. Kirkham of Long Creek town ship sold out his personal property at public sale on last Saturday and is pre- pairing to move to LeGrande, Oregon.
 Gov. Davis may be reelected or Rec- tor may be elected but Tabor & Fore man are elected to furnish groceries cheaper and better than anybody else.
 G. A. Thorn, our popular saddlery merchant, has been in declining health for several weeks past and he now finds himself unable to take care of his busi- ness.
 Mesdames c. H. Chauncey and T. O. Walker have formed 8 partnership in the millinery business and are setting up this week in the Hotel Maine sample room.
 THE TRIBUNE has been handed the fol- lowing puzzle. A preacher baptized two mothers, two daughters, one grand mother and one grand daughter. How many women were there in all? billiard Owens has been brought back | from New Mexico, where he moved re- gently, to Stone county, Mo-, to answer the charge of cattle stealing. MT. Owens comes of one of the best families in this county and we hope that he is not guilty of the charge.
 THE TRIBUNE is unable to find much encouraging news concerning can- ming factory for our town. None of the several movements in that direction have materialixed to the extent that we feel warr anted in saying that plant will be put in this year.
 Jean Hurst Redfearn Produce Co.,, of Springfield, Mo-, has opened an office and general produce house and have come to stay. They are paying the top prices for chickens. turkeys, ducks, geese, hides butter and eggs. Call and get prices before you sell. 1 CHAs. BEDDING, Manager.
 The Green Forest Commission Go. is the style of the new firm in the flour, feed and timber business, near the de- pot. This company sells flour and all kinds of feed and buys locust and cedar posts, telegraph and telephone poles. See them for business in either of these lines.
 Residing on farm with his parents, about four miles southeast of Green Forest, is boy, Cleo c. Smith, who was IA years old on the first day of last December. As an observer in some re- poets he is remarkable genius. On last Saturday morning Cleo came to town foot. Leaving home 10 minutes to o'clock, he reached the front door of the post office i3 minutes of 10, hav- ing taken just even 9,50l steps. During the month of January, he tells us, he carried l46 buckets of water a distance of 223 yards, m asticated 9.5o) bites of food and kept cases upon number of other things. He lost count of three days in February and was unable to re- port officially on that month. He ayers that when he commenced washing the dishes it took him two hours but now he I