The Green Forest tribune., 1903-09-12

We are making a big reduction on Wall Paper for short time to make room for our new fall stock. Green Forest Drug Go.
 Dry goods and shoes going at way down prices at A. J. Tabor's; pants at cost, come in and see them. Will give you the cost mark.
 The pay for all goods sold by us more than sixty days ago is past due and must be paid for. We can't wait longer. See us at once. Green Forest Saddlery Go.
 A. M. Webb is now showing a plate- book of varieties of fruit trees for sale by the Green Forest and Hill Top nurseries. He is taking good many orders.
 Jesse Goforth is at home again after more than years residence in Eureka Springs for the benefit of Mrs. Goforth s health which has been very greatly im- proved
 Arthur Bowhay and family of Cash l ion, Okla, have been visitors at the home of A. J. Tabor during the past week. Mrs. Bowhay is sister of Mrs. 1 Tabor.
 The Sunday School picnic at New Home Saturday was not largely attend ed. The program was pretty well car ried out, however, and we'll enjoyed by all present.
 Henry Shrum, who lost his leg as a result of an accident several weeks ago, was able to be drought to town Wednes- day for the first time since his leg was amputated.
 Another basket of apples presented by Frank Jageman, and two sweet po- tatoes contributed by J. w. Snyder have added largely to our comforts of life the past week.
 Monroe Goforth has sold his resi- dence property near the old site of the roller mill to w. A. Russell. It is MT. Goforth's intention to get located nearer the mill
 Tanning & Birkes have sold out to their customers and brought an entirely new stock within the past few weeks. Nothing remains on their shelves long enough to become stale.
 Thomas Thorn, an old-time resident of this section, arrived from Kansas Tuesday and will remain some time visiting with relatives and old friends. He is a brother of J. K. Thorn.
 J.B. R eeves has found the capacity of his cannery too great so far for the tomato crop and is finding lots of time for canning apples. The plant will run probably five days this week.
 The singing convention which was set to be held at Parker sch ool house the third Sunday in September has been postponed by order of the delegates until the seccnd Sunday in October to be held at the same place.
 The Green Forest Saddlery Go. is receiving the best line of harness and saddles for the fall trade that they have vet handled. They make speciality of the best grade of leather and nobody can or does sell cheaper.
 Rufus Pointer, residing on G. c. McNiel's farm east of town, has adver- tised public sale of stock, household goods, etc., for today, Sept. 12. It is his intention to move with his mother to Kansas in few weeks.
 Gunter Nunnally left Wednesday for Leslie to open the railroad office there. This station being the terminus is one of the best on, the line. MT. Nunnally is to be congratulated on the rank he has taken asa railroader in, so short a time. He lookup the work but little more than a year ago.
 A. E. Graham was car s to Eureka Springs Monday to take charge of Spencer Mo Collister's photograph busi- ness. MT. McCollister having been quite seriously injured by jumping from a runaway street car Sunday morning. The motormang lost control of a car on the depot grade and several parties sus- tained injuries by jumping off, but Me Collister was the worst hurt of any. It will be some time at least before he has recovered.