The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-06
Focal Mention.

LOCsll NIGH UlOIl. A Tea 'h 'n- '1+ 'h fl .n 'e' 'a- X n- 1
 sowyour tomato seeds. y let ready for spring work.
 Nhynot have early gardens?
 Valentines at Tabor 6 Rhodes. 5. Don't forget to set out shade trees. as frhe grip is keeping the doctors busy. 'rrho.. ;,o ro,.,,,.. witho iloui0 ooui' "' D''' s'ii0 i '''' , day slio8uy apples and potatoes at Harden's pow oduce.
 disea Did papers, lots of them, at THE TREE
 office. lseas5end Rudd your orders for meat. oermslephone 27. y alT. ID, Reynolds and wife of Maple were ian. re Tuesday. se VC. Cooper went to Denver on busi- "'neIss Thursday. }01 March winds in February may indi- " ro to du ediIy oplluS. econ Some fine cold-storage winesap apples no Harden's produce. Seases1reen Forest Drug Go. has put in a lot in.s line of school books. llrteeDon't buy Valentines until you see treaosesat Tabor 6: Rhodes. '0aSG. M. Wallace was in Enreka Springs
 lbusiness first of the week. ooa The three months old baby of Lacy '9e' endley died Tuesday morning. er Miss Maude Rhodes visited home
 lks at Yocum first of the week. larg6 Riley Martin has sold his farm on tricnocum Creek to I. c. Goforth. WefeJohn Rhodes has opened stock of
 eneral merchandise at Yocum. w. All kinds of first-class black -smithing ---one by 5. Bryant, near depot. >NN Phone No. i9 for your groceries and
 they will be delivered promptly.
 AMrs. Ethel Walker-N -Nunnally of Les-
 Ee isvisitlng her parents here this week.
 High grade stationery--envelopes and
 NapeT-at Mrs. Meador's. P. o. Lobby.
 Phone Tabor at 19 and in five minutes
 Wou will have your groceries at your
 Noor.
 WRemember your wants in the meat Zine Twill be taken care of at Rudd's Market.
 Al. Turner of Lohg Creek township Was looking after business matters here Monday.
 U. Tabor is not selling groceries at Acost, but as cheap as they can be sold Eand give honest weights. v. V Kim Howard has moved to the country near the Parker school house where he sINJhas purchased a tract of land.
 Free delivery, free smile and free
 every ything at Tanning G Birkes' except ! the small amount asked for the goods.
 10000 rabbits wanted at J. B. Hard een's. He pays the highest market price. gNow is the tune to harvest your rabbit 5crop.
 You will find good market for your Epoultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves land all oJner mar keLable produce at sJ.B. Harden's.
 Don't forget that Green Forest Drug lCo. is Headquarters for nice stationery sand writing materials of all kinds as well aschool books.
 Ali Leathers was feeling the pulse of the voters in Eureka springs Wednes- EdAy in regard to hls chances for the A nomination for collector. B Mrs. Douglass, wife of John Douglass,
 residing near Rule, dled Monday. She 8 was over eigthy years old. MT. Doug X lass is in very feeble health.
 We have our elegant line of Valen-
 tines on display and would be glad for you to come and see them before the line is broken. Green Forest Drug Co. All kinds of grass seed, seed oats, kafr corn seed and seed potatoes at b Harden's Produce market. Ali nigh prices.
 February is the shortest month in the year, but Tanning Sc Birkes' expect to sell more groceries than during any month in the past. Their quality and prices will do the work. Mrs. John Ramsey wishes to inform hel customers that she will sell her entire stock of winter hats at 'astonish- ingly low prices. II you need dress or street hat call and see her.