The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-22

fore September 1. There is no fooline about the matter. We absolutely must collect.
 CHARLES HARBERr.
 Will Poynor was down from Osage Sunday.
 Coxsey Bros. pay the highest price for wheat.
 Miss Ruby Nunnally spent Sunday at Carrollton.
 Judge Butt is having a new roof put on his residence.
 A girl has recently arrived at the home of Clarence Haflick.
 The famous W.L. Douglass shoes the best that's made--for sale by Coxsey Bros.
 Eggs are worth cent each at Cisco. That is what Isaac s. Norton says. You go to see.
 John Tanning arrived Wednesday from Melvern, Kan, and will spend couple of months with relatives.
 Your copy of "A Soldier in the Phil- ippines" is now ready. Either come or send to THE TRIBUNE office and get it.
 Dr. Poynor has been in Little Rock this week in connection with his duties as member of the state medical board.
 The best place to market your beef cattle, poultry. eggs, butter, etc., is at John M. Whitehead's, Spring St., Eureka Springs. If
 Girls who expect to work in Reeves canning factory had better make them some large oil cloth aprons with a pocket to hold checks.
 c. .. Kirkham of Denver was in town Wednesday en route home from the Indian country, where he had been on a months pleasure and recreation trip.
 Miss Fannie Keithley is again at a Cease" in THE TRIBUNE office, after a vacation of three weeks, during which time she with her parents visited Mis- souri relatives.
 The Green Forest Band has gone over to Omaha to furnish music for a two-days picnic, billed for Friday and Saturday of this week. Several other Green Forest folks are also in attend ance.
 Special low prices are now being made by Rhodes & Tabor on all summer millinery. Laces, Appliques and Rib bons are going very cheap; also nice line of Ladies' Furnishings. Rhodes & Edgemon stand.
 Ed Hammer, residing a mile and 2 quarter south of Cisco (Braswell Switch has 160. acre tract of land, 40 acres ir cultivation and 60 more cultivatable, fine water and timber, for sale cheap ol to swap for smaller place.
 George Buell., who has been working for the Osage Milling Go. for some time past, has been at his home here this week, endeavoring to recover from the effects of hurt sustained several days ago by being thrown from a mule.
 E. s. Foreman returned from Eureks Springs Thursday where he has been a the bedside of his daughter, Miss Bur. nice who has been dangerously ill fol several days. She is now much i'm. proved and strong hopes are entertain ed for her early recovery.
 E. c. Cooper made mis-step Mon day morning that has cost him a gooc deal of suffering and inconvenience thi week. While climbing down from tht barn loft he strained an ankle that i'm mediately put him on crutches and it il safe to say he has felt more like grunt ing than he has like talking life insuranc this week. He has been at Berryville however, mixing with the courters.
 Dallas Harbert and wife and littl daughter of Commerce, Texas, arrive' here Sunday and remained until Tues day evening, greeting and visiting MI Harbelt's numerous relatives and score of old-time friends. Mir. Harbert is postmaster of Commerce, a town of abou 5000, making the position quite remun erative one. Mir. Harbert regretted ex