The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-26

MorrOW Drug store.  Garden seeds of all kinds at c. C.. O'Neal & Co.'S.
 Mrs. J. A. Jaques left Tuesday to visit relatives at Springfield.
 Complete line of fl shing tackle, any thing you want, at the Green Forest Drug Go.
 Albert Stevens, who recently went west, writes to send him THE TRIBUNE at Raton, N. M.
 Farm implements of every description at c. c. O'Neal 6 Co's. Examine their stock and get prices.
 Please pay up as you go so you can be furnished with anything you want at Rudd's meat market. J. H. Buell. purchased from Irwin Whitaker Monday the James Leather bury farm, northeast of town.
 Tabor & Rhodes millinery opening today. Call and see their display whether you want to buy or not.
 Dr. Ramsey is limping considerably on account of his horse having fall, n down with him few nights ago.
 Wash Benton will move his blaming mill to Piney, where he will prepare stuff for his Green Forest lumber yard.
 Alex Blasingame has moved from Oak Grove to the stock ranch which he recently traded for in Stone county, Mo.
 Let us figure with you on wall paper We know we can save you money. Green Forest Drug Go.
 You will find good market for your poultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves and all other marketable produce at J. B. Harden's.
 Rev. s. c. Stanhope arrived Wednes- day from Stuttgart and will spend few day visiting relatives and looking after business matters.
 You can save good money by buying buggy of c. c. O'Neal &c Go. They have full stock built especially for wear over rough roads. J. B. Baldridge left for his home in Randolph county Tuesday, after visit of several weeks at the home of his sis ter, Mrs. J. M. Flannery. w. F. Orrell closed deal Tuesday for twelve lots in the Phillips & Rus sell addition. Only few more lots re- main unsold in this beautiful plot of land H. E. Burton has arrived with car load of household goods, implements, etc., from Warrensburg, Mo-, and will reside on Dr. Ozias' farm (the Bradley sims place) near Coin. The fellow who stands out In front of Blaine Rhodes establishment has proved to be one of the wisest politicians in the country. He steadfastly refuses to xe- press himself in regard to the race for governor.
 There were two stations made on the extension of the telephone line from Yocum to Denver. One at the home of w. J. O'Neal and the other at Joe Young's hotel in Denver. Denver peo- pie feel very proud of their connection 1o ,tciI Io THE TRIBUNE is pleased to be able to report that the local egg market dis turbance has subsided and that all the merchants are now satisfied to be governed by the market made by MT. Harden. The contention between MT. Rhodes and MT. Harden last week was partially due to misunderstanding of each other and the matter has been satisfactorily settled between them, leaving them as good friends as they were before the matter came up. MT. Harden is the recognized leader in the p1 oduce business on this line of railroad and not only makes the best possible market for home people but is able to handle the business of many other points on the line. Mr. Rhodes will continue to buy eggs and will pay the cash, turn ing his stuff to MT. Harden as he has done in the past.