The Green Forest tribune., 1904-11-12
Rudd will buy your small beeves.


 Rudd will buy your small beeves.
 All kinds of first-class black s,nithing done by s. Bryant, near depot.
 James Row land, son of +. w, Row 'and, IS dangerously ill Of typhoid fever.
 Doc Martin is home from Texas again, He likes Texas very much but Arkansas better.
 For every bad butcher knife bought st c. c. O'Neal 6; Co.'S. two knives will be given.
 Mrs. J. L. Russell and Miss Ruth GriR drove over to BerrygiIle on busi- ness Wednesday.
 Everything for the comfort of the household in the way of general mer- chandise is to be had at J c. Harbert's,
 We take orders fer ladies' tailor made skirts. Perfect fi5 guaranteed. Prices feom $309 to $s01 Aiken 6; Hancock,
 Ben Rowland. the very popular travel ing salesman for SpringH9ld Grocery Ce., was taking orders in the city Wednesday.
 '. o. Walker, an old tine resident of Green Forest but now a farmer and stccIsman of Kings river. was in town during the week.
 Judge Worthington filled his appoint, ment to address the voters here Mon- day. He came up from H4rrison Sun day afternoon and returned Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. George Phillips is at the home of her parents, near Eureka Springs. For several weeks she has been aiing, bot.her condition is reported to be i'm proving.
 Just to balance uo our apple display J. A. StandIee presented Us Sa5urlay plate of the smallest apples probably ever grown on this prolific soil. He brought them in sim ply for the novelty.
 Visit the big store of c. c. t0'Neal G Co.'S. and see the finest line of cut lery eyer exhibited in North Arkansas. The line consists of tAe famous "Grif- fin, 9 "Diamoad Edge" and "Robes on."
 Mrs. Salle Alfred, mother of Mrs A. J. Cox, has moved from her home near Rule to that of her daughter in Green Forest, where she will probably reside, Mrs. Alfred is one of the oldest women in the country.
 Mrs. o. J. Blasingame at Gem has for sale one 3-year- r-old mule, six milk co WIS, four 2-year-old steers, wagon, harness, Mccormick binder, and num- Der of farm implements. Time will be given if secured by a good note.
 E. s. Foreman left iR TIE TaIByNE's show case Saturday a plate of Wine5a2 apples which he pronounces the finest apples he has ever seen of the variesy and he Is among the best apple au5hori- ties in the county. H picked the n out of few bushels purchased from man who brought them to mark et.
 Mrs. Emma Anderson, wife of Henry Anderson, residing five miles west of Green Forest, died Wednesla at the advanced age of 69. She was the moth 9r of Mrs. J. H. Ramsey of Green For 9s5. Intermeat was nude at the Snow Ed. Riley Miller conducting appropriate funeral carem onies.
 w. A. Jenkins has been employed to ;ake the place of w. l.. Sneai as assist mt cashier of the Bank of Green Forest, Mr. Sneed's business since the death of lis father makes it i'm possible for him to i'll the place now. Mr. Jenkins is a clever business man and an all-round good fellow and there is no doubt but hat his connection with the bank will oe highly satisfactory.
 Sherwood Purcelley, accompanied by ais niece, Miss Jessie Patty, came in from Collin county, Tex, Sunday. Miss Jessie has been visiting in Tex.s for the past year or so, ard after visit with her parents, Mr. and Ms Jerry Patty, near Yocum, she may decide to return there. MT. Purcelley reports good crops in his section and that he aas ID good cause to complain of the manner in which the " orld has used him since moving from here fay wears ago.
 Tho town narrowly escaped a disas-