The Green Forest tribune., 1903-10-10
M arket Quotations.

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 Childrens ribbed stockings 10 cents at Tabor & Rhodes.
 J. c. Harbert spent Tuesday night at Eureka Springs on business.
 When you go to Coxsey's you are sure to get what you are looking for.
 Two tablets for cents, also penny tablets, at Tabor &c Rhodes.
 w. R. Sneed aud John A. Buell. made a business trip to Berryville Monday.
 George Benton is doing the finishing work on J. c. Tabor's new store build ing.
 Henry Howard has moved to Leslie, where he will follow his trade as a painter.
 Big line of clothing and und erwear just received at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S.
 l We have gotten in nice line of good books and novels, come and see them. Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 The only bargain of the kind left in the town: 2 acres of fine land for $25 per acre. Call at this office.
 Buy your Heating Stoves at c. c. O'Neal &c Co.'S. while their stock is complete and you have a chance to get exactly what you want.
 Col. Len Nunnally has been resting at home for a few days during the past week or so. He and Mrs. Nunnally visited Denver relatives Sunday. The pay for all goods sold by us more than sixty days ago is past due and must be paid for. We can't wait longer. See us at once. Green Forest Saddlery Go.
 Miss Burnice Foreman has so far re- covered from her recent illness to be able to open term of public school at Oak Hill, five miles east of town, Mon day.
 E. c. Cooper left Tuesday for tour of the counties of Boone, Newton, Marion, Searcy and Baxter to write insurance and employ agents. He may be absent several weeks.
 S. E. Cope, secretary and treasurer of the Springfield Grocery Co. of Spring field, Mo-, was here Wednesday on business with J. B. Reeves, this com pany having contracted for the output of MT. Reeves canning factory this sea- son.
 Word has been received here of the death of Attorney J. A. King, former resident of this county, but who located some years ago at Tahlequah, I. T. MT. King was enjoying handsome practice and leaves quite a good estate for his wife and children.
 l.. E. Harbert has been up from Oma- ha during the past week. He says it is his intention to dispose of his business interests here and as soon as the rail- road work is finished at Omaha to move his business to Galena, Mo-, and locate permanently there.
 Rev. J. H. Spurlin has been engaged in a protracted effort at the Baptist church since Monday night. Rev. Freeman who was expected here with his tabernacle writes from Hamburg, Ark, at the last minute that his health is Ol lOAOu ouO lo PPCoio " oS AiA4POSoAoAS for hlm to get here to fill his appoint ment.
 Travelling Auditor Warner and A. M. Crump were arrivals on Monday morn ing train, coming here to check out Agent Simpson, who has been retired from the railroad service. MT. Crump has been holding the office as relief agent until arrangements can be made to place an agent here.
 For the sake of home pride people often silently tolerate many things in order to prevent 1t from glvlng thelr town or community an unfavorable reputation to the outside world. This should not be. It is a sad comment to our town that such condition exists here. It cannot be truthfuliy denied that there is a reign of lawlessness among many of our small boys. Vari- GUS kinds of depredations are constantly reported and the evils seem to be growing at an alarming degree. It will continue so just as long as boys are al lowed to run at large night and day with no restraint whatever thrown around them--so long as they are allowed to smoke cigarettes, use all kinds of vulgar and profane language before the pub- lie or before one another. The situation certainly demands notice. THE TRIBUNE regrets extremely to have to speak thus mildly of the fact, but silence under such conditions ceases to be virtue. Parents, will you not give this matter your serious. thoughtful and earnest consideration? It has reached point where it is going to take co-operati on upon the part of every citizen of the town to put down this almost reign of terror. Business men of the town can help the parents in this matter. Their thoughtfulness and discretion can pre- vent many of the evils of which we cppak