The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-05
S1,0caI Mention.

HIS ,r. Burchit, at school house tonight thdrn ridsy.)
 .non 1nnrecedented bargains in every line lsas Coxsey Bros'
 acre; ;ee J c. Rarbert 6; Co. for any kind ons grass seeds.
 Ia he best is always en top at Tabor &
 Arnan's grocery. x y Finest line of ginghams and calicos at , Td & Stapleton's. ~~evr vrhe Usual number of April fools were
 spetrated Tuesday. wv s. Coxsey left for St. Louis to buy
 goods Monday night.
 Bay your groceries from Tabor G
 reraa,, and get the very best. >As eWspring dress goods finest and neapest at J. c. Harbert & Co.'S.
 Fine line of dress goods will be re-
 ivedby Hurd 2c Stapleton this week.
 10 hear pr. Burchit is a rare oppor- hes nity for town the size of Green For 2
 Miss Pearl Sanders of Berryville vis-
 sd with Green Forest friends Saturday Sunday.
 A IT you need any sort of general mer- 7 Slaudise now is your time, Coxsey Bros,
 eeAslaug ghtering prices
 Time makes many changes. Tabor &: ae ored1an also make many changes. New " o0G3s are received daily.
 Misses Mara Dodson and May Barnett fsBerryville visited numerous Green forest friends during the past week.
 NGeorge C'Neal of Republic, Mo-, wae Abrief visitor at the home of his brother, N.J.O'Neal, on Yocum, first of the A See Whitehead at Eureka Springs v}efQre you sell your fat cattle, poultry, .~,utter, hides etc. He pays the best 
 GA When in the course of human events Salneed anything in the grocery line SYkxl on Tabor & Foreman, they positive Ky offer the best bargains. x Don't do your spring shopping until yyou have examined those bargains in tdress goods, embroideries, laces, ribbons GAetc at J. c. Harbert & Co.'S. Vi Coxsey Bros. are continuing their slgeneral closing out sale in all depart- ,f ments, and will continue to do so until their spring stock is received
 Mrs. Mary Hafliclz of Markle, Ind, mother of Charles and Clarence HahiclS, residing on the Reagan farm, arrived last week and will spend the summer at the home of her sons.
 Tailor made clothing is the cheapest because it costs but little more and will wear from twice to three times as long and always2ooks well. Leave your or der with Hurd & Stapleton.
 Easter exercises by the Sunday School children were we'll attended and every thing passed pleasantly. Every item on the program was carried out in 8 man. ner that reflects much credit upon both pupils and teachers.
 Cx,r, l Ia,,I~ 1po pony, years old, about IA hands high has been reached but main has growr out until it drops, is in moderate flesh Any information will be rewarded by leaving word at THE TRIBUNE office.
 A BARGAIN: 200-acre farm. 80 1T cultivation, fine young orchard, close tt school and church, six miles from the railroad, fair buildings, fine water ant s fine timber. Can be bought for $1o06 See the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 In ordering tailor made clothing tht it depends solely upon the measurment which must be made by person wht understands the business. Hurd 6 Stap!eton know exactly how to make chem. They have had years of exper' fence.
 Following the third Sunday in this month, Rev. w. T. Thompson of Noun tain home, will conduct a series of re- vival services in Green Forest. Eide Thompson is minister of the NJ. E Church, South, and is said to be yer! strong man in the pulpit.
 Prof. H. P. Burney has been employ ed to hold weeks institute in eaci