The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01

See Coxsey's bargains in summer suits before you buy.
 Miss Corinne Burney of Carrollton is visiting Green Forest friends.
 Harden, the produce dealer, is ship ping out several barrels of apples daily.
 See Coxsey Bros. for new Spring. field wagon. They can deal with you if you want a wagon
 Good bargains, better treatment and best groceries in town for the money at Tanning & Birkes.'
 Special closing out sale of fall cloth ing at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S. Buy while they are cheap.
 Attorney T. E. Philips and B. B. Esinger had business in the chancery court which called them to Berryville Monday.
 Rufus Norris has been transferred U, on account of illness of the agent at the last named place.
 Every dollar you spend is not only re- turned in 100 cents of value but you get free ticket that may draw that new Springfield Wagon at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S.
 Sheriff Morris and Henry Myers left Green Forest Saturday for Little Rock to accompany the latter's wife, who had been adjudged crazy and committed to the state asylum for the insane.
 Joseph Ewin has moved back to Green Forest from Eureka Springs where he has been with his family for year or more past. He resides in the Callen roperty in the Pickens addition.
 Jeff Harbert is waiting upon the cus- toners at L. E. Harbert & Sons hard ware this week, Charles Harbert having been called to Omaha on account of his business connection at that place.
 Ike Norton, the postmaster appointee of the new office to be known as Cisco, was in town Monday to receive part of his outfit for opening his office. He eX- poets to be opened for business shortly.
 1 hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any contracts or debts that my wife or any other member of my family may make after this date, July P, 1903. R. A. DRAPER.
 The household goods of H. M. Foster have been received this week and un- loaded at the F. o. Butt property. Mrs. Foster and the children are expected to arrive here from New Mexico in few days.
 s. D. Pence of Eureka Springs is here this week circulating among his numerous friends. He says Eureka Springs is we'll filled up with visitors now and that the number is increasing every day.
 Misses Pearl Jones and Stella Terrier left Thursday evening for their homes after three weeks visit with their grand parents, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Bliss. The former resides at Carterville and the latter at Joplin, Mo.
 The job of setting the telephone posts to Yocum was completed Wednesday and the line will be in operation now in few days. A phone will be put in at the Fancher place, one at J. F. Fan ning's and two at Yocum.
 Ben Massengale, 19 years ago a resi- dent of this community, arrived Sunday and is spending a short time with old friends here. He is a resident of Fit. Worth, Texas, where he is successful painter and paper hanger.
 Sherman, the two year-old son and only child of MT. and Mrs. Jeff Will Hams, died Tuesday night of cholera infantum and was buried in the Pickens cemetery Wednesday afternoon. The sorrowing parents have the sympathy of the entire community.
 pr. c. M. Shanety, president of the Vulcan Mining & Milling Co., of Gillian, Ark, and T. P. Bishop, vice president of same company, were taking a view of this section first of the week. The latter owns tract of land in the north east part of the county. They both ex- pressed their pleasure at what they had