The Green Forest tribune., 1903-10-31
Charley Wells has gone to St. Louis, looking for employment.

Charley Wells has gone to St. Louis, looking for employment.
 You can buy second hand cook stove or heater from l.. V. Porter, good al- most as new, for about one-third the pr1ce of new one.
 Buy your Heating Stoves at c. c. O'Neal & Co.'S. while their stock is complete and you have chance to get exactly what you want.
 Miss Amy Ramsey has been com- pelled to use crutches for several days past on account of an injury caused by horse stepping on her foot.
 G. M. Wallace is just about to propo- gate a new variety of Strawberries, one that will ripen late in the fall. He has some planted this year that have per- sisted in blooming and bearing all fall. He brought some specimes to THE TRIB- UNE office Thursday that were as lus- cious as those grown in May.
 L. E. Harbert was here from Omaha first of the week. He reports things not as brisk about the railroad camps there as they have been, owing to the fact that a large number of the hands have quit and left. He says that it is with much difficulty that laborers are kept employ ed on these works, and that there is some talk of securing convict labor to finish up the tunnel there.
 Any man who has worn tailor-made clothes will tell that the small difference in cost between them and hand-m me- down goods is more than made up for in the wear to say nothing of the neat, com- fortable fit you get in garment that is made purposely for you of goods ac- cording to your own selection. See the elegant samples of M. Born 6 Co.,. at Puckett & Phillips barbershop.
 Vol Morgan of Little Rock, state organizer for the order of Knights of Pythias, was here first of the week, en- deavoring to find enough suitable and willing subjects to institute lodge of this famous institution. He did not find frst-class encouragement, but is expected to return here again today for the purpose of making further investi- gation of the matter.
 Tim Calvin, well known about Green Forest during the railroad construction period and late as a section Forema n here, was seriously injured by the ex- plosion of a blast on the construction work of the Missouri Pacific, near Omaha, few days ago. He was drill- ing out an old charge which exploded and badly lacerated one of his arms and inflicted number of painful wounds on his body. He was taken to the Sisters hospital at Joplin, Mo.
 Prof. H. B. Blair, who has had charge of the geological surveying corpse, which has been stationed here since June, left last week for the gas fields of Kansas to do some expert work for the government. From there he will go to Washington and during the winter months will compile the data he has gathered here. Next year he will work a section southeast of~Green Forest, making his headquarters at Jasper. Prof. Blair is an excellent gentleman as we'll as a profound scholar, and has made many friends during his stay here.
 Dr. l.. G. Roberts, the Eureka Springs dentist, will be in Green Forest on MOn- day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov ?, , and f, to do dental work. Teeth extract ed without pain.
 Have you sent for a copy of GA soldier in the Philippines?" There is one at THE TRIBUNE of- flee for you.