The Green Forest tribune., 1903-03-07

Don't mourn for me now,
 Don't mourn for me ever;
 I'm going to do nothing
 For ever and ever.o
 J. c. Bower is on the sick list again lately.
 Special bargains in all lines of fur niture at L. V. Porter's. He can supply your wants on terms to suit. J. D. Pullman has moved his meat market to the Harbert drug store room, near the southwest corner of the square.
 No use to look any further if you don't find the groceries you want at Tanning & Birkes'. Their stock is the complet- est in town.
 l.. s. Norton, residing near Braswell switch, has nearly new23-4 Spri ng- field wagon, and one good 6-year old mare for sale for cash, or on six months time.
 You can save from 25 to 50 cents by buying pair of check lines from the Green Forest Saddlery Co.'S. Price others and then see what you can get theirs for.
 T. o. Walker and wife were over from their recently acquired home on Kings river first of the week. Toms friends now give him until crops are laid by for him to move back.
 MT. Johnson of Newkirk, Okla, father of Miss Nellie S. Johnson of that place who purchased the Fielder place few months ago, is herefor few days to look after his daughters farm.
 c. A. Ramsey and wife expect to leave today (Friday) for their future home in Washington state. The best wishes of their hosts of friends will fol- low them and all will be glad to welcome them back as early as they may deter mine to return.
 On Saturday night, March i4th, at Carrollton the Batavia and Carrollton literary societies will debate the ques- 1 tion: "Resolved that the United States should colonize the negroes" Carroll ton affirms and Batavia denies. The discussion will begin promptly at 2 o'clock.
 Wills Jernigan's property, occupied by Ed Puckett, came nearly burning Wednesday afternoon. It caught from a bucket of ashes in the kitchen and was emitting quite dense volume of smoke when the fire was discovered. Prompt work extinguished the flame and no con- siderable amount of damage was done.
 Eld. Spurlin of Columbus, Ky, will preach at the Baptist church here on next Sunday at il, a. m., and at night. He is pronounced by those who heard him preach at Berryville when in this country a few weeks ago to be aminis- ter of much ability. He comes here at the solicitation of the church with view to calling him to the pastorate. Every body IS invited to hear him.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Reading Club was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. E. Foreman Monday evening and was an unusually interest," Ing session. The papers of Mesdames O'Neal, Bedding and Jernigan and the recitation of Miss Wells are worthy of special mention. The club now has number ofvaluable books to circulate at cents week to anyone who may desire their use.
 FOR SALE:-I have for sale at my home in Green Forest the following ar ticles which am offering at great deal less than what they are worth because have no use for them: Charter Oak steel range good as new; stone founda- tion for house; graphophone and rec ords; blow and lot of mesh fenc- ing wire and mum Der of other things too numerous to mention.
 MRS. E. M. MCKINNEY.
 The secretary of the Green Forest Horticultural Association, E. s. Fore man, requests us to say that it was made his duty at the late meeting of the so- ciety to call on all members of the so- ciety for the annual dues of 25 cents each. He is unable to call on tnem and respectfully requests that all who have not paid do so as early as possible. The amount can either be handed to the sec