The Green Forest tribune., 1903-01-24
Don't pull back.

NJ Best meat, best weight and best prices Eat Rudd's Meat Market. # Prof. Fl. H. Davis was in Harrison 3aTriday and Saturday of last week. N Jewel Bedding has been belfast fer Several days past with symptoms of ty- phoid.
 SM Miss Cuba Calien has gone to Spring. Heid to re-enter the Springfield Normal EJollege.
 .SM F you don't get the best in groceries E8f is because you don't trade at Tanning & Birkes'.
 3 Aunt Susan Hulsey was quite i'll a few szdays last week, but we are glad to note
 sNgain able to be about. S$asM Special bargains in all lines of fur Suiture at L. V. Porter's. He can supply Ayour wants on terms to suit. a# T. L. Plammer has been staying close &bout his home for several days past, Entertaining a severe attack of the grip. 
 Notice is hereby given that all gro- ceries sold by Tanning & Birkes are W 4ranteed to be first-class values, Echeapest and best.
 Jesse Goforth and wife have been over from Eureka Springs spending the week with relatives and looking after some matters of business.
 MThat nauseatlng disturbance of the eStcmach can be cured by one mess of that fine steak or pork chops at Pull mans Meat Market. Telephone 57.
 Mrs. Frank Jageman and her neiee, Mrs. Thalgott of St. Louis, went to Harrison to attend the NJ. E. Church con- Terence Saturday. They returned Tues day.
 \ Mrs. c. w. Edmiston, nee Mrs. Allie MMen, of Decatur and her daughter, cHsA E,rton Poynor of Osage, were vis- @ A .Fn Green Forest the latter part of iaH week.
 L. D. Eyesentreager, Minnesota real estate man, was here Monday with ayiew to picking up some of our cheap dirt. He was accompanied here by his brother- in Jaw, Sias Russell of Eureka Springs.
 Bert Kirkhaln arrived at his home at Denver Saturday after almost years absence in Oregon and Texas. It is to bepresumed that he did not find better country than Arkansas, as he has come back to stay.
 A 2-months old son of w. M. Smith, residing three and a half miles west of town, died on last Sunday. The child was apparently in good health when it was suddenly taken ill, death resulting lna very short time.
 The council will not stop at a sidewalk Q the depot. Indications are good that heSprincipal part of Main street, Scott md North Springfield streets will be re- ,olved into improvement districts and walks erected at the property owners xpense.
 T M. Jones of Gather was a guest at hehome of his grandfather, Kimsey Iulsey, on Sunday night. He is now mployed by Carney & Morgan, the l sage lqmbermen. He says that the N Yer bTsiness put things to moving M NrrA ahout OSora ees~ssn lrd has been received here of the cath of John c. Mattox, a former resi- ento of this county, which occurred at leayet Idaho, Dec. 31. MT. Mattox Ved at various places in this county, last' residence being at Eureka prings. from which place he moved
 & his family to Idaho about fifteen aaxB ago.
 GIG. O'Neal has sold third interest
 ts hardware stock to I. B. Wilson,
 WIhmercial traveller for the Belknap
 4ware Co.,, of Louisville, Ky. MT.
 pn's home is at Murfreesboro,
 snlj&, and he makes this deal as mere
 {44tment. The stock of goods will be
 ofeAsed to the value of the interest he
 plrchased.
 0m Mitchell, who moved from Car
 tor to Tahlequah, I. T., some two or
 84Eyears ago has returned here for
 AjQal treatment, being distressingly.
 Hcted by a cancerous tumor or some MR.of that nature upon the left arm.
 W&s at Harrison Friday in consulta-