The Green Forest tribune., 1904-09-24
Last rose of summer.


 All kinds of seeds at Harden's.
 The doctors are enjoying rest.
 Turnips will soon be the market. Get ready for the North Arkansas Fair.
 One dollar and five-cert wheat makes the farmer smile.
 Mrs. ID. Birkes has returned from visit to Harrison.
 The saw, hammer and trowel are heard on every corner.
 fifteen-cent eggs this early in the fall looks like real prosperity.
 The rain first of the week was greatly appreciated by the farmers.,-
 Jerry Brammer has qualified as con- stable of hickory township.
 Miss Ida Lamb of Capps is visiting with her sisier, Mrs. A. J. Russell.
 We are pleased to note the con- tinued Improvement of ". R. Sneed.
 Harden shipped a car load of eggs and car lead Of apples Wednesday.
 Miss Ethel Nunnally has resigned her position at central telephone office..- Ladies' and childrens' hose, facina tors shawls and toques at Mrs. Tabors'
 Green Forest vas well represented at the singers union at Zion Hill Sunday.
 Eld. E. A. Martin attended the United Baptist Association at Denver last week.
 Geo. o. Hunt &, Co.'S four is all guar. anteed. If it is not good they will pay your money back.
 About half the usual price for many articles in the dry goods line at Geo. o, Hunt & Co.'S. J. c. Tabor brick.
 Miss Cora Walker, residing near the 2 Parker school house, has returned from, an extended visit in the Territory. Missionary rally at tho B.. v. P. U..- Sunday evening 7:00 p. m., led by George West. Everybody invited.
 T. L. Hummer writes from Mansfield, Mo-. that he is well pleased with the
 Every department of J. C, Harbert's large store is complete. See him for up -to-date goods. Prices always right.
 See the nice line of ladies' cloak5, jackets, shawls, and facinators ever brought to Green Forest, at J. c. Harr~ bert's.
 George C.7Hunt S Go. keep a genera. l line of dry goods. Examine their stock before you buy. Fine dress goods a speciality.
 On Saturday Oct. i, 1901, J. H. Parker will have public sale of his b. cows, horses, mules and jacks at his farm near Yocum mill.
 Figure with J. W. Knapp for good Kansas old wheat flour. We keep it on hand in car load lots and will sell only at wholesale. Geo. o. Hunt S, Co. J.. c. Tabor's new brick store.
 J. A. Taylor arrived with his family 1 from Eureka Springs Tuesday and oc-~ cupies residence in the south part of town. MT Taylor will engage in house. | buildinp for several months
 While here first.of the week looking after the affairs of the American Build ing and Loan Association, T. V. Rag land sold the Wilson property. south of the railroad track to John Phillips.
 Will Orrell returned Saturday from Barrodino, New York, where he has been the past three months ia the ,err,ss4 ploy of Maj. E. S. w. Drodaot be affect prospects for oil and has closed down until sp. 2, which pro l Orrell expects to returof the state mus
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