The Green Forest tribune., 1903-09-05

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 T. J. Watt has recently given his residence new coat of paint.
 Sam Duty of Boxley was in town Monday looking after business matters.
 All kinds of stove wood furnished on short notice. Telephone 65. G. R. Shipley.
 Miss Mary Mahan has returned from a rather extended visit with relatives in 1 New Mexico.
 D. Watson is having an addition built to the property he purchased from w. B. Collins.
 F. o. Mccall of Eureka Springs spent Saturday and Sunday with Green Forest friends.
 Jerry Brammer, residing near Cisco, has suffered a relapse from the fever and is now in critical condition.
 Monroe Goforth has sold his farm, five miles north of town, to Luther Ship man, the consideration being $500.
 Hoosier Grain Drills the best drill on earth, adapted to both rough and smooth land-for sale by c. c. O'Neal & Co.
 Don't pay exorbitant insurance rates when you can get just what you want from A. J. Russell at the very lowest rates.
 Miss Ruby Nunnally has gone to Osage to attend the high school which Prof. Burney has established at that place.
 Cager Stephens came to town with his arm in sling and a frown on his face Wednesday. He is afflicted with felon.
 A. Wrinkle has been appointed justice of the peace of Long Creek township, vice J. M. Butler, who removed from the township.
 Mrs. H. M. Foster accompanied Homer as far as Eureka Springs Sun day on his weekly roundup of his wholesale grocery trade.
 Every variety of marketable produce is bought by J. B. Harden. He is the maker of the market and always pays the top in cash.
 F. w. Knapp and wife left Sunday evening for their home at Topeka, Kan sas, after a pleasant week with Mir. Knapp's parents here.
 Rev. Armstrong and family departed for their home at Bentonville Monday evening after two weeks visit with friends in this county.
 Dr. L. G. Roberts, the wellknown dentist will be in Green Forest Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. ', 5 and J9. Teeth extracted without pain. He will be here without fail.
 H. P. McCracl1en was over from Kingston first of the week visiting at the. home of his daughter, Mrs. George Coxsey. He says the corn crop is promising in his locality.
 Isaac Brammer sent to our office Saturday ample punches of timothy and l clover that will measure more than six feet. We don't know how much taller timothy and clover ought to get before it is worth harvesting.
 A satisfied customer is the best ad- yertisement in the world. Every cus- toner that goes out of Tanning & Birkes' grocery store is an advertisement. Every person is made to feel that he has received his moneys worth.
 Tabor & Rhodes will have their fall Millinery Opening Friday and Satur- day, Sept. ii and 12. All the latest Hats will be shown. Call and make vour selection. On these dates special cut prices will be made on all laces and veillngs.
 w. D. Palmer, representing the Berryville Tobacco factory, was here Monday showing the products of this bran new enterprise. MT. Palmer says this is the only factory of the kind in the state. They manufacture both smoking and chewing, using only the native pro- duet.
 September 20 is the date on or before which all notes and accounts due Coxsey Bros. are expected to be settled. Ifvou owe them show your appreciation