The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-18

F1re and tornado insurance written by A. J. Russell.
 The drugs at the Poynor 6 Morrow drug store are fresh, and prices are right.
 The weather clerk would not have had to exert himself much farther to have given us frost 6 night or two during the past week.
 Monroe Lee reports that the new county road running north from the Norris school house will soon be ready for travel.
 When you buy Reeds antitrust ware you get something that will last. Every piece is backed by guarantee against rust. Sold only by c. c. O'Neal & Co.
 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,
 Don't throw away your money buy ing cheap tinware to rust out in short time, but buy the Reeds antitrust ware of C. c. O'Neal &c Go. Every piece is guaranteed against rust.
 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. &c N. A. Ky. 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.
 His Green Forest friends will learn with pleasure of the success of Walter Stapleton. He has recently been pro- noted from assistant in bank at Green vile, Mo-, to cashier of a new bank, in which J. E. Franklin IS interested, at Corning, Ark.
 DentistJ E. Crozer, D. D. S., oi Eureka Springs, will be in Green For est the last of this month or the first oi next and continue his regular monthly visits. Dr. Crozier has secured, as g partner, one of the leading dentists of Texas, which will enable him to visit our town regularly. Remember, Dr. Crozier does painless extracting. Definite dates will be announced later.
 My line of ladies furnishing goods k now complete. Mrs. Tabor. Dr. L. M. Burch, the known ant celebrated eye, nose, throat and catarrf specialists who has been stopping al Berryvilie, for third time, the past two weeks and has treated twenty two o1 Berryville's best citizens, will visit Den. yer, Ark, Saturday, April %, to remain two weeks. Office with Dr. Crockett.
 You can get children's red hose al Mrs. Tabor's.
 Miss Alice Smith, sister of L. H. Smith, departed Tues lay evening fol her home at Livingston, Mont., via Eureka Springs, where she delayed two days to visit friends, and take in the sights of the mountain city. She was accompanied to the Springs by MT Smith and family.
 Homer Foster landed back in Greer Forest on Friday of last week, having failed to find a place he likes better ir the west. He left Mrs. Foster and the children at Raton, N. M., where Mrs. F. is running store, but it is not likely to be long before they are headed for Arkansas.
 It's worth good deal to derive gen. uine satisfaction from the clothes you wear, and you can gain this satisfaction at moderate cost by having your clothes made measure by Strauss Bros., of Chicago. Why not glance over the new line of 800 patterns now in the hands of Puckett G Philips. You will be under no obligation to order and you may see something worth your while.
 Latest frames, latest trimmings, latest styles, latest prices at Mrs. Tabor's.
 There were less than three thousand people went on an excursion to Batavia Sunday, so estimates MT. Harden, who was one of the managers of the affair. The object of the trip was to visit Pilo Knob, a mile and quarter from that