The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-16

Mh. ana MRS. G. w. COXsEY.
 We have received our school books. Green Forest Drug Co.
 Heydt Bakery bread, the best loaf ever sold in Green Forest, at A. J, Ta- bor's.
 The Carroll County Abstract Con- pany has landed two or three real estate deals the past week.
 Enough wild blackberries can be pick ed in the vicinity of Green Forest to load two or three cars.
 John M. Oathout, grand lecturer of the Masonic grand lodge of Arkansas. will be with the lodge here Monday and Tuesday. All members are reuoested to be in attendance.
 Miss Myrtle Bobo came in from Tahlequah, l. T. to visit relatives. She resides with her uncle, G. c. Bobo. She says his health is considerably bet ter since removing to the Territory.
 Carpenter J. A. Jaques has been en- gagged this week in putting new roof on o. D. Harbert's store house, the building occupied by Whitaker & Vests real estate office.
 He who buys what he does not need will often need what he cannot buy. Everybody needs groceries and every body can be supplied-as long as they last-at Green Forest Model Grocery, Tanning & Birkes'.
 FoR SALE: Several head of good work horses and a number of substantial buggies and hacks, including good buss suitable for train work. Will sell cheap either for cash or good notes. If you need horse or rig this is your op- portunity. R. L. Anderson, Berryville, Ark.
 Boil your drinking water and destroy the germs of disease that now infest the country. The long-continued wet weather has rendered water-well water espeeially-very unhealthful. This suggestion costs you nothing, but to heed it might save the life of some member of your family.
 George Wiley and John Taylor have advertised a public sale of their effects at the Weatherspoon place, 1.-two miles southeast of Blue Eye, Mo-, Wednesday, July 20, commencing at 10, a. m. They have large quantity of stuff to sell, consisting of stock of several kinds, growing crops, thoroughbred hogs, farm implements, household goods, etc. It will afford great opportunity for any one who needs anything of the many things they have to sell.
 Dr. L. E. Stanhope of Nevada, Mo-, left for his home Wednesday evening after spending week here. arranging matters for the opening of his marble quarry at Cisco. He has had several samples of this stone sawed and polished by St. Louis concern and it is found to be of superior quality. Statesmen will be button the road at once and large force of men will gc to taking out ot the quarry.
 A pleasant surprise was given Mss Jennie Smith at the home of'her brother, Lee H. Smith, on Tuesday evening, July 12th. Those present were Misses Pearl Jones, Fife Harris and Ruth Grim, Messrs Fred Wright, Dr. F. h. Morrow, Oren Winebrenner and Charles Parker. Almost half the night had fitted away before the jolly party dls- persed. Light refresements were served and all voted Miss Smith a charming entertainer Contributed.
 Seventy percent of the poor health of the American people is directly trace able to bad teeth. Many people who are ailing and run down doctor the general health and neglect the teeth. To have good health there must De per feet digestion and perfect digestion de- mands thorough mastication, thorough mastication requires good teeth. Do vonr teeth need ttention? Dr. M. F. Toler, Dentist, now has an office m the oon4ra) block in Green Forest. lie Will be glad to talk to you any lihe "ooo' your teeth.
 Ata meeting of a number of the pusl- ness men Monday night at Whitaker @ Vests office, steps were taken Tor the
 ,.nosa of organizing commercial