The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-25
Market Quotations.

S D, ~1 ecHtSt dG MrS. "A, J. Tabor's.
 Norma Stevens is reported seriously ill of fever.
 Get our prices before you buy drugs, Poynor & Morrow.
 w. R. Sneed went to Harrison on business Wednesday.
 Gents furnishing goods speciality at Tabor, Foreman & Harbert's.
 Tuck Minnick was over from Maple Tuesday to market load of wool.
 Latest frames, latest trimmings, latest styles, latest prices at Mrs. Tabor's.
 Homer Foster is smiling on Chas. Harbert 6: Co.'S. customers this week.
 Green Forest is about the best pro- duce market this side of Springfield.
 The famous Robert Johnston Rand shoe at Tabor, Foreman & Harbert's.
 The drugs at the Poynor & Morrow drug store are fresh, and prices are right.
 Misses Gertie and Eartle Ledbett of Berryville are guests of Green Forest friends this week.
 Just received big shipment of spec. tacles at Green Forest Drug Co.'S. Our prices are way below all others.
 Frank Smith of West Palmbeach, Fla, arrived here Wednesday to spend a short time for rest and pleasure.
 Save worry, save trouble, save doctor bills, save money by buying your groceries from Tanning & Birkes.
 If you don't know what to get for din- ner, call up phone l9. They can sug- gest and furnish you something nice.
 Every deal in land calls for an ab- stract. The Carroll County Abstract Co. does the work quickly and ac- curately. R. A. Draper has been suffering late- ] ly from an inflammation caused by the , use of his new cork leg. He has had to ] resort to the use of crutches.
 A letter from Cashier J. w. Hurd tells us that the Newton County Bank is thing of the present. Doors were opened for business April 17th.
 When you buy Reeds antitrust ware you get something that will last. Every piece is backed by a guarantee against rust. Sold only by c. C. O'Neal S Go.
 No better or more fashionable line of hats, no better prices than are to be found at Mrs. John Ramsey's millinery. She will appreciate your trade, no mat ter how small.
 Mrs. Hattie Donaldson, wife of Henry Donaldson residing near Denver, died of consumption on Friday of last week, funeral services being held at Denver cemetery on the day following. Eld. M. M. Butler of Green Forest conducted the services.
 Wheat, produce or marketable stock will be taken on account by the Green Forest Mercantile Go. They have bought heavily of spring and summer goods and must have settlement of outstanding accounts. All accounts carried over from last year must be settled by May %.
 Dr. l.. M. Burch, the well-known and celebrated eye, nose, throat and catarrh 1 specialist, who has been stopping at Berryyile, for third time, the past two weeks and has treated twenty two of Berryville's best citizens, will visit Dem yer, Ark, Saturday, April 9, to remain ] two weeks. Office with Dr. Crockett.
 Col. Len Nunnally and daughters, Misses Nell and Ruby, expect to leave Tuesday for St. Louis, where they VIII take in the dedication of the Worlds Fair buildings and MT. .Nunnally Will make his semi-annual visit to the head ouarters of the Yer Steeg Shoe Co.,, for 1 whom he is selling "the best shoes on earth.'
 A few reasons why the Green Forest Drug Go. is doing the drug business of Green Forest: First, they have the hest stock of drugs. Second, they treat the people right. Third, their prices are the lowest; but the best reason IS they have the only registered and ex- perienced druggist.
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