The Green Forest tribune., 1904-09-10
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 Odd will buy your small beeves.
 ator F, 0. Butt was in the city Sunday.
 Fresh meatalways on hands at Rudd's
 ,rket Phone 27.
 Jeff Harbert has some excellent bar sins in new baggies'
 All kinds of frst-elass biack-smithing
 me by $. Bryant, near depot.
 Fouf room, new residence, 1 t-2 acre
 in Biasingame's addition, $550.
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 rhore are a few genuine bargains in
 ,ooies left at c. c. O'Neal &c Co.'S. If
 on nave an idea of making a purchase
 ovways soon it would pay you to take
 7rantage of some of their special offers.
 Columbus Grim had a small-sized ra.away election day, which created
 b,pt all the excitement noticeable.
 Nf French left Monday night for E5iloeothie, Mo, where he goes to take in telegraphy.
 Miss Willard Krkham of Cedar TaJley, Mo, who has been visiting eIatiqes here recently, has gone to Fa1equan, l. T.. on an extended visit.
 Mrs. John Ramsey has on hand nice md aof new fall hats. Will place them h exhibition as soon as the dust will Kermit. If it is a fall or winter hat you |Eant just ask to see them. Her line of elvets, belts. collars and hand bags is ery complete.
 Miss Jennie Young of Eureka Springs visiting for few days at the home Of H. Puckett.
 Miss Ora Warren still fingers low with ever. She has been ill for three weeks. E. B. Mattox of Denver was in town Tuesday. He left "Wednesday for Eureka Springs where he will be en- bloyed as teacher in the public sahool. 1 Somebody accused Will Wells of be- |ng a candidate for sheriff next time because he set up the lemonade to Everybody on election day. Street Commissioner Skinl1le has been doing some effective street work During the past week. Judge John [, Worthington was up From Harrison to exercise the right of |ufrage Monday. If you are inclined to secure the best Falues for your money in groceries, you Should be 8 patron of Tanning Ge Birlzes.
 Word comes from Harrison of the FwiVal of a new girl at the home of Mir. End Mrs. H. M. Foster.
 Chas. Harbert of Omaha landed in time to have his ballot counted Monday. Rev; ". A, Franks has closed very Successfal revival meeting at Denver in which there was 42 conversions.
 Isaac Teter has purchased from w. R. Sneed the Maei, Bradley farm, four miles northeast of town.
 Miss Etta Hancock of Eureka Springs vas a visitor in Green Forest Monday. Dee Whitaker came in from Eufaula, T., Friday of last week and joined his wife and bsbe here, who have been guests at the home of Mrs. Whittaker's parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. S5andlee, TOT the past several weeks. Dee holds ! lucrative position in one of the big mercantile establishments of Eufaula. Miss Burnice Foreman returned home Monday after visit of two weeks with elatives and friends in Eureka Springs. Col. Len Nunnally visited Leslie Saturday
 Bryant Coxsey made his stay in Texas mort. He did not find a class of work here that suited him.
 Mike Coxsey went to Leslie Monday ' ' assist in opening the new store there 'r Which he is interested. l. L. Hummer and famil y departed '. aS' of the week for their new home at Nansfeld, Mo.
 uncle Wes Davis was able to get to own to vote Monday. He Is so seoie he seldom goes away from home for anything.
 ueorge M. Galloway, the mule buyer,