The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-15

Wanted: All kinds of produce at the highest market price. J. B. HARDEN.
 M. S.. Coxsey left for St. Louis with a Car load of stock Saturday aftern )on. . Elder John Standlee is engaged is a successful revival effort at Braswell Spring.
 There is no better place in Green Forest AT ALL to buy groceries than Tanning 6c Birkes'.
 1 have just received a shipment of window glass and would be glad to sup- ply your wants in glass. Jernigan's Druo Store.
 George Butler was up from Denver Tuesday. He reported the sale of the stock of goods of M. M Butler of that place to LaRue Ayers.
 Misses Jennle Aiken and Ettie Han cock have gone to house. keeping in Mrs. Edgemon's property, the latter having moved into the home of her sister, Mrs. w. E. Sneed.
 Rev. Franks closed a successful re- vival meeting et Highland school house Saturday night in which there were eight professions. He is engaged this week in meeting at Coin.
 Robt. Lisk, the Coin section foraman, IS taking a 10-day's lay off on account of sickness. He has been on the jo5 every since the road was put in opera ton and this is his first vacation.
 We are not begging for your grocery trade We propose to buy it and pay you better price than yoa can get from any one else. Isn't this a fair proposition? Tanning G Birkes.
 There is quite a large influx of home- seekers into this section at the present time. Two nights the past week the Star Hotel has been filled t9 it's capaci- ty, the guests principally being pros- peetiye land buyers.
 Mrs. Mary Stroud lost hAc her pocket book containing about 7and some valu- able papers somewhere between the square and the depot on Thursday of last week. She will take it great favor if finder will return it to her,
 D. M. Strou1 has sold his farm on the bench of the mountain, south of town, to Fred Othman of Sheridan, Mo. The deal WIS consumated through Frank Beeson, the real estage agent. MT. thman will mcv> his family here this faH. He is sure quite number of families will come from his section to this country.
 TIE TRIBUNE is pleased to be able to announce that arrangements have been made by which our readers are again to b. given the county seat news, Our correspondent who has been SC faithful for the past almost two years is pre- sumably out of town on vacation. In this connection we might add we are going to have corresp pondent' at all the towns in the Eastern district of the county as soon as. we eau make the nece e5sary arrangements.
 WI Phillips called on us Monday on his way to Eureka Springs where he is engaged in making surVay of sec tion 10, township 20, north of range 25, for the St. L.. & N. A. railroad compa nv. This makes the third week Mir. Phillips has spent in this work, and it is sure thing that it will be done in thorough manner before he is through with it. This section contains land over which there is litigation between the railroad company and Mrs. Mss man, Mir. Phillips services being that in the nature of an expert.
 An effort which bids fair for success, is being made to establish rural free delivery of mail on route out of Green Forest as follows: Starting east It will go by the places of A. NJ. Webb, James Widing, J. H. Norris, Boo Hamel, Pink Stone, G. M. Wallace, Ali Leather, Ben Ferguson, William Merriott, P A T. Head, WI. O'Neal, A. G. Callen, Martha Hyle, Andy Cox, E, H. lnnman, George Galloway, thence tack to towa. The circuit embrace distance of about twenty-five miles and, it is estimated that the route will deliver mail to one hundred families. The intention IS TOT the carrier to leave Green Forest in the morning and return at night. kural route delivery is made by carrier who