The Green Forest tribune., 1904-12-17
Rudd will buy your small beeves.

Birkes' grocery.
 Fresh fish and Oysters on Friday and Saturday. Phone 50. Just examine the goods at J. A. Will cox's store-C. c. O'Neal 6; Co.'S. old stand.
 Nobody's customers are better treate than those who trade at Tanning 6: Birkes' grocery.
 Town Marshal Wilson is giving strict attention to the ordinance requiring all business houses to be closed on Sund ay.
 Call on c. F. Warren for your salt. He handles the very best No. good barrels. Lowest prices. Near the depot.
 S350 cash buys nice, desirable piece of residence property in the heart of Green Forest. It is special bargain. Call on Carroll Go. Abstract Co.
 You would have to go to city to find a display of Christmas goods that would equal the beautiful display at Jernigan's Drug Store, and his prices are the low est.
 Jake Shipman, former citizen, was called here from Tahlequah, I. T., on account of the death of his father at Denver, mention of which is made else- where.
 have nine head of horses for sale, some good young brood mares. Will sell cheap. Gall at store of J. A. Will COX, 2 doors west of post office. w. A. Wilcox, owner.
 E. Wise, Green Forests veteran black smith, has recently purchased "wind machine" that supplants the leather "bellis." Old things are passing away and new things are coming into use. The town council made great mistake in not levying tax for the current expenses of the town next year. It is poor olicy to spend the funds on hand and make no provisions for raising more.
 Rev. A. J. Taylor, Presiding Elder of the M. E. church, will preach at High land at il o'clock, Sunday Dec. 25. Everybody is invited to attend. This will be the last time Rev. Taylor will preach for this regation before he moves away.
 In the football game at Berryville Saturday the Green Forest team was defeated by Eureka Springs. The score was to 10. This is the first game our local team has played under "Rugby" rules and they lost the game only through ignorance of them.
 Eld. J. c. Howard sold his residence on White street to M. E. Trantham, and will give possession January 1. On the same day MT. Howard bought 10- acre tract of J. C.. Tabor, adjoining town, and will improve the place for home.
 Lee King of Harrison. who killed a bar tender on the railroad works in Missouri last winter, was convicted at Forsythe last week and sentenced to twelve yeare in the penitentiary. His attorneys, Judge E. G. Mitchell and Troy Pace, have taken an appeal to the supreme court and in the meantime King is out on bond.
 At the Baptist Young Peoples meet ing held at the Baptist church Sunday night, officers were elected as follows: President, Miss Eva Buell; Vice President, Miss Lenora McShane; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Maude Jaques; nominating committee, A. J. Russell, A. J. Tabor and Miss Lenora McShane. |
 J. J. Mars and wife of Harrison were visiting with their son-in-law, A. B. Wilson, the past week. MT. Mars has recently secured patent on miter- box that,promises to be one of the great est inventions in the way of a carpenters toolsthat has been ma de for years. He hopes to get it onto the market next year.
 J. A. Bacl1es of Capps, Boone county, was looking after business matters in Green Forest Tuesday. Mir. Backes is one of Boone's prominent and active republicans and will likely be an appli- cant for chief bailiff under the next U. s. marshal. Since the establishment of the court at Harrison he has acted as