The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-13

Oranges, bananas and lemons at Galloway's,
 Fire and tornado insurance written by A. J. Russell.
 Low prices on all kinds of furniture at L. V. Porter's.
 J. P. Fancher was down in Stone county, Mo-, last week looking after legal matters. He says that things are sizzing around the railroad camps about Galena.
 FOR SALE:-A six-horse boiler and engine complete. A nice size to run cut off or re-saw. Will sell at bar gain. Address Lock Box 255, Green Forest, Ark.
 w. E. Butler, the Blue Eye merchant, was in town on business and called on us Monday. He says too much rain has greatly reduced the crop prospects of that locality.
 "I always have good crops when my neighbors do," proudly remarked a farmer recently. "The big money is in having good crops when the other fel- low has poor ones," replied bystander.
 pr. l.. M. Burch, the eye, ear, nose, throat and catarrah specialist, is here with office at Hotel Pleasant, and is ready to treat any diseases mentioned. If you have such it will pay you to see him.
 Tom Newman of Maple received a steam thresher here this week, of the Altman-Taylor brand. It remains O be seen whether traction engine can be made to climb these hills and do profitable service.
 Attorney F. o. Butt was mingling with relatives, friends and clients here Friday and Saturday, returning to Eureka Springs Sunday. He says he is finding very satisfactory law prac- tice in Eureka Springs.
 Farmers who have found their land dry enough to cultivate this week have been up against the real thing. The weeds and grass have firm set, while the way the beating rains have packed the earth is almost "fright."
 A mistake in drugs will probably cost the life of some of your family. Don't you think it would be much safer to have your drugs put up by registered drug gist? It don't cost any more. You get such services at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 To be we'll fitted in summer suit see Chas. Harbert 6: Go. He has stock of clothing such as has never before been seen in Green Forest; equal to tailor made goods in every respect; all bran new and going at prices that cannot be beaten.
 The w. o. w. memorial services at the Pickens cemetery Sunday after noon brought out good-sized crowd, and all seemed to enjoy the ceremonies very much. The band discoursed some delightful music, heading the process ion to and from the cemetery.
 At the Masonic lodge meeting Sat- urday night the following officers were elected: A. Russell, worshipful mas ter; F. O. Butt, senior warden; J. L. Russell, junior warden; w. A. Butt, secretary, and G. V. Poynor treasurer. Installation will be had on the night of St. Johns day, June "A.
 w. R. Sneed has acquired the inter est of J. o. Michell in the Bank of Green Forest at the rate of $1.25. MT. Sneed says there is no more stock that he knows of to sell at even those fancy l figures. This institution is less than two years old. It is doubtful if there is another bank in the county enjoying such prosperity.
 Kind words concerning his paper are always appreciated by the editor and l when they are set to cash as is the case in the following his pleasure is beyond expression. Mrs. Maggie (Camp) Echols, writing us from La Grande, Oregon, says: "Please find enclosed draft for $500 to apply on my subscrip- tion, as I cannot do without THE TRIB- UNE. It is dear old friend to me and I always anxiously await it's coming" This pays Mrs. Echols up to June 15, 1905, the furtherest ahead of any TRIB- UNE subscriber.