The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-20

. The present winter is making pretty good record for severity. ! Between now and April 1, T. M. Buell. will beat anybody's price paid for furs.
 Miss .Nettie McCollister is visiting at the home of her grand mother at Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Lee Smith and daughter have both about recovered from their recent illness.
 Joe Fancher and wife are new resi- dents of town, having moved into the Berry property, owned by J. H Ramsey. Finest. line of laces, embroideries, belts and fancy waist patterns to be found at Mrs. Meador's. They are the latest.
 w. R. Sneed and G. w. Coxsey at tended the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Carroll Coun ty Bank at Berryville Monday.
 Don't fail when in town to drop into McCo listers photo studio and see samples of his fine work. He is always l glad to welcome visitors.
 Oscar Cisco and Miss Mamie Thorn, daughter of Robert Thorn, were married at the home of E1d. Grigg, south of town, Sunday afternoon. l Clover, timothy and all kinds of grass seed, kaflr corn, potatoes and bulk gar den seed at Harden's Produce market. Don't buy till you figure with him.
 What makes such exceptional bar gains in groceries at Tanning 6: Birkes Is the quality of goods they handle. Everything is clean, fresh and healthful.
 Eld. M. M. Butler and wife were guests of Alpena friends first of the week. MT. Butler reports considerable activity in .the timber business at that place.
 M. B. Russell was over from Eureka Springs for a short while Sunday to visit his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Russell, both of whom have been on the sick list for some time.
 The Rebekah lodge, desiring to favor one of their members, Mrs. Frank Jage- man, on the account of the sickness of her husband, has had a telephone placed ill her home at the expense of the lodge.
 The box supper at Highland Friday night of last Week resulted in a good hnanclal success, the sum realized being S22, for which the church memoers and people of that neighDorhood feel very grateful.
 When you need anything in the farm implement line be sure to figure with C.. c. O'Neal 8c Co. They carry a full line and always the best goods on the market. Their stock of builders hardware is also always complete.
 H. Stacy has traded ten acres of the 40-acre tract he recently purchased off the Francis farm from T. J. and w. J. Wells to Will T. Bailey for the latter's town property. MT. Bailey will give possession first of the coming month.
 Aunt Zed Furgason of Kings River 1 township came to Green Forest few days ago to visit her sick sister Mrs. Roain Webb and has herself be- come quite seriously i'll. Both of these ladies are now past eighty years of age.
 THE TRIBUNE is pleased to note that Ftlc COIuJld1HU OH Cllt IilollIloI III WIllCll freights have been received have ma terially lessened at this point recently. If the improvement keeps up at the present pace there will soon be little room for complaint on that score.
 Go to the New York Cash Store if you want frst-class goods, such as dry goods, notions, tinware and stationery We have d nice new line of groceries which will be sold cheap for cash. We pay highest prices for chickens, eggs, butter and produce of all kinds.
 Lisk's patent antitrust ware-wash boilers, water pals, wash basins, dlp- pers, oil cans, stew kettles, milk pails, pudding pans-at c. c. O'Neal 6 Co.'S. Positive guarantee against rust with every piece. There is more service for the money in these goods than anything else on the market.
 We don't know how well the St. Louis & North Arkansas railroad people are pleased with the station agent at this place, but speaking for the citizens here we are glad to say that MT. Birkes is proving to be highly accep table agent. He seems to be thoroughly competent for the duties of the position and Is just as obliging as any agent needs to be.
 Suicide Prevented. | The startling announcement | L !