The Green Forest tribune., 1904-12-03
We have the newest store in town.
 E. A. WALL 6 SoN.

Rudd will buy your small beeves
 A. J. Russell was in Harrison on business Tuesday.
 Lee Ramsey drew the dinner set last week at J. c. Harbert's.
 Don't tail to see the beautiful display oI Christmas goods at Jernigan's drug store.
 1 want to trade real estate for merchant disc. Call on or address ". G. Hobbs Hiioh' Ark. 36tf.
 For good groceries, good treatment good service and low prices go to Fan hing & Birkes'.
 A few men can find pleasant and profitable employment by calling on G. M. Wallace.
 we have our new store opened up for business. Callin and see us.
 E. A. WALL & SoN.
 A. B. Wheeler has been visiting his sister at Chadwick, Mo. He reports everything prosperous in that region.
 Poor coffee ruins your health, don't drink it. Buy the best coffee at Fan ming 6 Birkes'.
 W. T. Bailey has purchased 15-acre tract of land from Irwin Whitaker, one and one-half mile northeast of town, and is building residence.
 Judge Butt and wife are at home, again after a two-weeks' visit at the home of Mrs. Butts brother who, resides at Mammoth Spring, Ark.
 The late Southern Methodist annual at Prairie Grove, assigned Rev. w. H. Hatfield to the pastorate of the church at Green Forest again, giv- ing half his time to mission points.
 have opened up my elegant line of Christmas goods and have the most beautiful display have ever had, and I would be glad if all of my friends would call and see them before the line is broken. R. L. Jernigan.
 Listen how this reads: If you owe the firm of Coxsey Brothers either a note or an account you are going to have to settle it by January first with them or settle with the court. Take the easiest way and make settlement direct.
 CoxsEY BROS.
 Ed. J. B. Swanner, of Bellefonte re- quests us to announce that Rev. J. Ii. Milburn of Union City, Tenn., will be at Alpena on the filth of December to review Adventism He will preach two sermons on the sabbath question, one on the immortality of the soul, one on the future state of the impenitent and few revival sermons.
 Clyde Frisbie, who has been visiting his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Frank Jageman, left Thursday for his home in Shawneetown, III. MT. Frisbie came to Green Forest last July for his health being afflicted with lung trouble and leaves our town much improved. During his stay in Green Forest he has made many warm friends, being especially popular in social circles, and it is with regret that his many friends see him leave.
 Mrs. Willie Vandeventer Crockett one of the best readers of the south, will give an entertainment at Normal Hall, Friday evening, Dec, 9th. Mrs. Crock ett is possessed of a charming person. ,lity, pleasing voice and has had'years' ,f experience on the platform. Her 'epetoire contains selections from Twain, Riley, Poe ct al-the authors who appeal to the American people he great sentiment loving people. She IS endorsed by the press and clergy, and men of world wide reputation, such as Cap t. Jack Crawford, and "Sunshlne" Hawks, unhesitatingly recommend her as pleasing and instuc- tive. Remember she is at Normal Hall next Friday night, Dec. 3. Admission 25 cents.