The Green Forest tribune., 1903-06-20

Fire and tornado insurance written by A. J. Russell.
 Low prices on all kinds of furniture at l.. V. Porter's.
 Fine line of summer clothing going cheap at Coxsey Bros.
 Mrs. George Phillips is visiting her parents on Reels creek.
 Money to loan on real estate security. See Carroll Go. Abstract Go. Stock peas, broom corn, kafir corn, cane and millet seed for sale by J. B. Harden.
 Anything you want in house furnish ing from cellar to garret at L. V. Porter's.
 Peace in the family is assured with each purchase of groceries at Tanning & Birkes.'
 If you are looking for bargain in millinery just call at the store of Rhodes & Edgemon.
 Puckett & Phillips, the barbers, are agents for the Pierce City Steam Laun- dry. Give them trial order.
 Dr. Morrow has spent the past week at the home of his parents at Fayette- vile. He was accompanied by Miss Irene Bedding.
 T. M. Goforth and T. s. Phillips went to Joplin, Mo-, Wednesday night to see about the purchase of a new boiler and engine for the roller mill
 The hog market has again opened up and Coxsey Bros. are in the market for fat hogs. Bring in what you have by June 26th and get the top.
 Dan Wilson, the new livery stable man, has purchased fine wagonette for his depot trade. It is one of the incest rigs in the county.
 Don't spoil your reputation by buy ing a poor grade of sugar and coffee when you can get the best for less money at Tanning & Birkes.'
 Prospective homeseekers visiting this section the past week areJ w. Marlin of Bentonvile, Ark, and Samuel Amack of Moundsville, Mo.
 There are groceries and groceries. The kind that was made to sell and the kind that are pure, clean and good. We handle the latter. Tanning Sc Birkes.
 FOR SALE:-A six-horse boiler and engine complete. A nice size to run cut off or re-saw. Will sell at a bar gain. Address Lock Box 255, Green Forest, Ark.
 c. M. Barnes and wife of Eureka Springs were over Sunday and assisted in the song service at the Baptist church. They also participated in a union sing ing in the afternoon.
 w. F. Jones has secured about the whole country to his petition for the position of janitor of the Arkansas Worlds Fair building. He is confident of securing the appointment.
 We note among the teachers attend Ing the institute at Berryvile this week from here are: Misses Ila Owens, Hattie Stacy, Edna and Bessie Prather, Bur- nice Foreman and Mrs. Guy Shipley.
 John Warrington, Jr., of Harrison was a passenger on Saturday evenings train for Ft. Smith, where he went to clerkship in the railway mail service.
 Dr. L. M. Burch, the eye, ear, nose, throat and catarrah specialist, is here with office at Hotel Pleasant, and is ready to treat any diseases mentioned. If you have such it will pay you to see - him.
 Dr. c. o. Ozias of Warrensburg, Mo-, was looking after affairs on his place the Bradley Sims farm on Long creek Wednesday. This farm is being plant ed in orchard about as fast as the work can progress.
 The Roller mill shut down Monday night and the work of removing the plant to the railroad siding has been commenced. E. P. Ritchey, the con- tractor, is here with his machinery and no time will be lost until the job is com. pleted.