The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-25

flre and tornado insurance written by A. J. Russell.
 German millet, cane, kafir corn and broom corn seed for sale by J. B. Har- den.
 A tine line of ladies slippers at Tabor, foreman & Harbert, call and examine before you buy.
 See J. B. Harden for strawberry crates. He will buy your berries or ship them for you.
 Best assortment of latest styles of hats at the millinery store of Misses Rhodes & Edgemon.
 Puckett & Phillips, the barbers, are agents for the Pierce City Steam Laun- dry. Give them trial order.
 Don't pay Texas prices for drugs when you can get them at Arkansas prices from Poynor & Morrow.
 Barber George Phillips went over to the White River road near Omaha to see what inducements he could find for putting in shop there first of the week.
 FOR SALE:-A six-horse boiler and engine complete. A nice size to run cut off or re-saw. Will sell at bar gain. Address Lock Box 255, Green Forest, Ark.
 The man who has his wife's Easter hat paid for, has passed through the ordeal of house cleaning and has the garden planted is inclined to see some of the bright things of life.
 Blasting on the White River railroad grade may be heard in Green Forest when conditions are favorable. The closest place the road comes to us, however, is about seventeen miles.
 Much or little, if you have not settled your last years account with J. H.. Ramsey, he wants you to come in at once and pay the money or give good note. He means you, if you owe him.
 On April 25 to May 1, return limit May 4, the St. L. 6; N. A. By. Go. will sell tickets, Green Forest to St. Louis and return at the rate of S13.55, account Dedication Ceremonies Louisiana Pur- chase Exposition. A. M. CRUMP, Agt.
 Col. J. A. Young of Denver was in town Wednesday transacting business and shaking hands. He says that a real estate syndicate is about to be born in Denver that will make it business to show people who come that way He and c. G.. Kirkham will be two of the principal stock hold CTS in the new enterprise.
 Judge w. A. Butt is at home again after rather extended visit to Little Rock and other points south, including Hot Springs and DeValls Bluff. He re- ports highly enjoyable trip. Mrs. F. O. Butt accompanied him home from Little Rock, where she had been keep ing the Senator straight since the con- vening of the legislature.
 The livery firm of Wilson & Duty has been dissolved, the stock and rigs be- ing divided up. In the division MT. Wilson came in possession of the big bus, which he has since sold to E. S. Harris. Harris succeeds Wilson as mail messenger until the contract can be re- let, while Duty continues in business for the present at the same stand.
 "A Soldier in the Philippines" is the title of the book now in preparation for publication by M. B. Russell. Orders are being received rapidly and it now appears that an edition ofseveral thous- and will be necessary to supply the de- mand. If you desire one fill out the blank order in this issue of THE TRIBUNE as the advertisement may not appear again.
 Dentist J. E. Crozier, D. D. S., oi Eureka Springs, will be in Green For est the last of this month or the first of next and continue his regular monthly visits. Dr. Crozier has secured, as a partner, one of the leading dentists of Texas, which will enable him to visit our town regularly. Remember, pr. Crozier does painless extracting. Definite dates will be announced later.
 A Prominent Minister Recommends
 Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
 and DiarrhOea Remedy.
 Rev Francis l Davidson naS-