The Green Forest tribune., 1903-10-31
Market Quotations.

Golden Seal ''. BOG 1b
 Ginseng. $500 to S3.25 To
 Apples. .,..... 25c to BOG bu
 Rev. M. M. Munger and daughter of Eureka Springs were guests of Green Forest friends Sunday.
 We will give special bargains in Ladies and Chilirens trimmed hats on Nov. and ', Friday and Saturday.
 Tabor & Rhodes.
 Mrs. J. H. Ramsey wishes to inform her customers that she has added to her millinery stock nice line of dress trim mings.
 Every deal in land calls for an ab- stract. The Carroll County Abstract Co. does the work quickly and &C., curately.
 Every variety of marketable produce is bought by J. B. Harden. He is the maker of the market and always pays the top in cash.
 Our thanks are due Mrs. Kate Jage-
 
 which she received two blue ribbons at the fair last week.
 All kinds of breakfast foods, canned goods, pickles, fruits and everything else that makes good substantial eating at Tanning & Birkes'.
 William Looney and wife arrived home from Texas Sunday, where they were called on the account of the fatal illness of their daughter, Mrs. Will Berry.
 wagons for this country and you will find market Sold only in Green Forest by Green Forest Mercantile Go.
 "Aunt" Mahala Trantham is up from Denver this week visiting at the home of her soE, Mart Trantham. She is seventy years old and rode on a train for the first time as she came up, having gotten on at Coin and off at Green For est
 THE TRIBUNE'S agricultural display and the "comforts" of our dinner table have both been augmented the past week by an exhibit of sweet potatoes and turnips by M. A. Dooling. Mart Trantham also has our thanks for some extra fine turnips.
 Oh, say, we are needing what you owe us. We'll, we do not need it so badly as the fellow does that we owe, and we have no way on earth to pay him except by calling on every body, one and all, who owe us, to call and make prompt settlement before November 1. This is official. CoXsEY BROS.
 To the person who sells us the largest number of dozens of eggs between Nov. 1, 1903. and Jan. 1, 1904, we will give full 50 pounds of granulated sugar; to the one selling us the second largest we will give 5 pounds of roasted coffee; to the third we will present 6 bars of fine soap; to the fourth 6 packages of soda, and to the fifth boxes of Searchlight matches. We will at all times pay the highest cash price and offer you the very best value in merchandise for your money. Green Forest Mercantile Co.
 John Sims Jr. passed through Mon- day returning to Harrison from the fair. He met with very good success | WioA Hio iiOiSO, hdtIUlcI, HOCWiUH- standing the short races, his horse be- ing a longdistance racer. On the first day he won second prize in the five eighth mile dash and'lost in the one-hal mile race on the second day. On the third and fourth days he won second money in all the races he entered Rambler is fine thorough. bred saddle horse.
 J.S. Naples is candidate for re-elec- tiop to the office of prosecuting attorney for this, the fourth judicial circuit. Ir asking Tor a third term Mir. Naples does it on no other claim save the record he has made. His administration of this office has baen clean and upright. Every county in the districtis out of debt except Madison and it would have been but for the loss of it's court house. Mr. Naples, of course, does not claim all the creait for this, but as every taxpayer wel knows, the prosecuting attorney has more to do in keeping the circuit courts on an economical basis than any other officer in the district During MT Naples incumbency government whisk- ey license in the district has almost beer wiped out. At present there is not q one in the eastern district of Carol county. His claims, of course, are sub. ject to the action of the democratic primary. His announcement app ears in proper column.