The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-13
Local Men tiOn.
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'Cralt by the barrell at Harden's.
 ircuit court at Berryville next week.
 uy apples and potatoes at Harden's sev luce.
 lps. ases of grip are too numerous to
 ltion.
 end Rudd your orders for meat,
 sphone 21.
 reen Forest Drug Co. has put in a as line of school books. M A Don,t buy Valentines until you see V|SX7se at Tabor & Rhodes.
 ll kinds of first-class black -smithing 44aaa.aae by S. Bryant, near depot. SH Hiss Onah Nunnally of Alpena is
 ting Relatives here this week. O Hot chilli and lunches served by Will lo ,ns, the baker. Galloway stand.
 Rev. Hatfield is numbered among the
 nerOus victims of the grip this week.
 Iigh-grade tationery-envelopes and ,er---at Mrs. Meador's. 70. Lobby. ] X sscoe Ripley of Eureka Springs is 5 "a Eting Green Forest relatives this
 Remember your wants in the meat ce D will be taken care of at Rudd's m rket.
 S. fohn McLoud, J. H. Jackson and Col. he Ter were among the candidates here ,4 day.
 s'or the next ten days the Green For 0GF FSaddiery Go. will sell 75 cent leather Es fF Irse collars for 50 cents. rD Mrs. Arthur Bliss of Eureka Springs 7. 9.sh guest at the home of her father in ;tlonN, I'D. Bliss, this week. yT1s Frank Jageman is still held in doors 'LNlli Z, account of sickness. He is able to Il th$up only part of the time. H1' Y WANTED: To trade, Broom resi- iiiteface, nlce premises, in the town of natt0gers for land near Green Forest. Call amily this flee.
 PrlcYou will find a good market for your
 ultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves
 all other marketable produce at '6TBs Harden's.
 Blaine Rhodes made a narrow escape pm an attack of fever during the past ,ek, but outdone it and is able to be at
 sstore again.
 6sofDon't forget that Green Forest Drug ssVoi). is headquarters for nice stationery
 d wiring materials of all kinds as well scsd school books.
 Hon. J. c. Floyd, candidate for con-
 ress, was with the candidates Monday.
 here seems to be an excellent showing " his Domination this time.
 Clover, timothy and all kinds of grass
 sed, kafir corn, potatoes and bulk gar
 in seed at Harden's Produce market. A1 ont buy till you figure with him. ,-a-,, H. w. Roland has sold his stock of 2a~A 'roceries near the depot to Hamp
 wens, who will combine the stock with zsazry goods and continue the business. 0u We have our elegant line of Valep- ,SS mes on display and would be glad for ----ou to come and see them before the
 he is broken. Green Forest Drug Go.
 When you want reliable, safe, old-
 he fire insurance call on A, J. Russell S Hson't get duped and then say you did , pt know there was local agent in
 'reen Forest.
 s~ February is the shortest month in the
 ear, but Tanning &, Birkes' expect to [ alsH more groceries than during any ;. lonth in the past. Their quality and feTices will do the work. isssss' Isaac Norton has sold his business at disco to r. c. Snow, who will continue
 1e business. Norton has resigned as
 ostmaster and MT. Snow has made ap- ' Ilication for the appointments.
 The series of meetings at the Baptist
 hurcf under the direction of State ,r;cs @ssvangelist, M. L. Voyles, was closed r, no 'unday night and Eld Voyles left for ffer lis home at Harrison Monday. DB
 fl As Soon as the weather will permit, .he Hummer 6: Hanbury will begin the ome aD obstruction of a telephone line from ,bIs ,ocum to Denver, which will give Den in CT people the long wished for tele- ne hone connection. the Hello! Who said Green Forest could ary ot have a bakery? For broad and all uu ,inds of pies, cakes and cookies call on
 Horace Williams, the baker, at Galloway
 tand, Fresh bread every day. Why
 lot patronize home industry? O End of Bitter Fight. CT 1.-Two physicinas had a long ne ,v,l7 cf,, bborp fl oht with an q ahcoco