The Green Forest tribune., 1902-01-25
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Nicodamus was fed by the way side at Tabor & Foreman's.
 Jasper Anderson has purchased the Mcdowell place on Yocum from J. B.. Reeves.
 Coxsey Bros. pay the same price for poultry Tn goods that they get for it. They want your trade.
 Finest potatoes ever brought to Green Forest $1 40 per bushel, by the barrel, at Tabor 6 Foreman's this week only.
 The new improvement upon the Methodist church is something of which every citizen of the town ought to be proud.
 o. Thompson, the mule buyer, picked up car load of donkeys here at his late appointment. Thompson is very fair man and never fails to do business when he comes to Green Forest. Will George was over from Berry vile Tuesday, talking to the people about his candidacy for treasurer. Will feels reasonably sure of his nomination ] since he has no opposition. i After Feb. 1st the full price of one dollar per year will be charged for THE TRIBUNE to all points outside of Carroll county. The rate of 50 cents year will be held open for local subscribers until March 1.
 Every week of dry weather emphasizes the importance of planting orchards. There is little probability that droughts will ever greatly effect the fruit crops the surest and most profitable crop that can be raised.
 "Hello Central, No. 19, please! Hello Tabor Sc Foreman, send me down a nice 25c beef roast, two loaves of your nice graham bread, $1's worth of Famous coffee, $t t'sworth of fine Eastern grant, lated sugar and my usual order of kraut, pickles, canned goods and cereals. Good-by."
 THE TRIBUNE is not at all displeased that the Herald should leave the infer ence that THE TRIBUNE subscription list is "bargain counter" That's just what it is. When you get THE TRIBUNE a year for 50 cents you get the greatest newspaper bargain that was ever offered in Carroll county.
 Elder Harvey Beauchamp, late pastor of the Baptist church at Fayetteville, was visitor in Green Forest Tuesday He is canvassing in the interest of the Baptist Advance, a new denominational paper published at Little Rock. He preached an interesting discourse at the church Tuesday night.
 The Carroll County Abstract Co. has just closed deal with B. B. Eslinger, whereby the latter becomes the owner of the Sharp place, four miles southeast of town. MT. Eslinger has all necessary arrangements made for the putting out of 1000 apple trees on this place the coming spring. That is going in the fruit business right.
 Our friend Houston Orrell furnishes a practical illustration of how popular THE TRIBUNE is. MT. Orrell felt that the hard times would necessitate unusual economy and accordingly stopped his paper the first of the year. Saturday afternoon he called to enroll again and get the back numbers. He says he can't handily get along without the paper. Rhodes & O'Neal carry the best selected stock of paints in Green Forest. They carry all kinds of ready mixed paints from the cheapest to the best. Remember that the celebrated sSher- win- Williams" paint is unexcelled by anything else on the market. It is fully guaranteed and if found unsatisfactory your money will be refunded together with cost of applying same.