The Green Forest tribune., 1903-11-14


 ] Thomas Fancher of Berryville was here Saturday practicing law in Judge Butts court.
 A great many Wood men were at the speaking Friday, but they did not make much noise about it.
 Senator F. o. Butt was in town Satur- day and Sunday, having been called here on legal business.
 Merritt Stroud looked like "the tall sycamore of the Wabash" while listen- ing to his favorite Friday.
 The Carroll County Abstract Com pany has been rushed this week pre- pairing abstracts for the numerous land deals.
 The best place to market your beef cattle, poultry, eggs, butter, etc., is at John M. Whitehead's, Spring St., Eureka Springs. If
 Miss Mamie Phillips returned from Eureka Springs Monday where she has been keeping house for her, brother, T. $. Phillips for some time.
 Zion Hill district will receive bids for the carpenter work on a school house until Nov. 24. For specification apply to w. F. Emmett.
 Fall is here and winter is coming, just the time of year that people must bay the substantial comforts of life. Coxsey Bros. have them from the ground up.
 w. s. Sneed is unable to be on duty at the bank this week on account of getting a couple of his fingers mashed by car door, on entering the coach at Alpena Sunday.
 Buy your Heating Stoves at c. c, O'Neal & Co.'S. while their stock is complete and you have a chance to get exactly what you want.
 M. B. Russell and wife of Eureka Springs were guests of relatives in Green Forest Sunday. They will begin housekeeping this week.
 Charles Agard will have public sale at his farm five miles east of Green Forest on Saturday, Nov. 21, 1903. Among the things to be sold are one span of mares, milch COW, yearlings, farming implements and household fur niture. The sale will be for cash in hand.
 Eld. J. H. Spurlin filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sun day. In the.afternoon he baptized three into the fellowship of the church. While all his sermons are of high order his sermon Sunday night on "the blood of Abel and the blood of Christ" is worthy of special mention.
 When you need my services you call on me. Now, need your servlces and am calling on you to pay me up. have to collect to pay bills that are pressing me. Don't neglect this and cause me to put you to cost. If not otherwise ar ranged before Dec. 1, you may expect to be called on personally. Dr. Ramsey. l To my customers and friende: We have just passed through the hot wealth CT with it's hard work and losses. Now, just as the time comes for me to make a little something, here comes the fel- low who goes away in the spring and comse back in the fall to divide the trade. have always given you honest weights and fair dealing. Who do you think is entitled to the meat trade MT. Pullman or me? There is not enough trade for two. B. F. RUDD.
 It has been intimated to THE TRIBUNE that Judge c. G. White of Eureka Springs will likely enter the race for the democratic nomination for the office of county and probate Judge. Judge White was close second in the con- test two years ago and is now regarded by his friends as the logical man to suc- ceed Judge Pittman, who will not ask for the honor again. Judge White is a fine judge of law and has all of the qualifications for making the county an ideal judge.
 There were three cases disposed of in Judge Butts court Saturday. s. Bryant, the blacksmith, obtained judg- ment against Luther Wilson for his debt and costs. w. T. Carter was acquitted on charge of trespass on the premises of w. A. Russell. Money be- longing to J. M. Hooten was garhished in the hands of Coxsey Bros. to satisfy Judgment in favor of D. F. Ray. J. M. Hooten's wife came in as an inter- pleader, claiming the money and every thing else belonged to her and that her husband did not own thing, that he was just her agent. The jury looked at it otherwise from the proof and gave judgment against Coxsey Bros. to the amount of the Hooten judgment.
 Beautiful Clear Skies.