The Green Forest tribune., 1904-11-12

"A SudtdHU6ed N0s :, feW COCK stove for $9 at Porter's. !
 Fresh meat always oa hands a$ Rudd's market. Phone g7.
 Buell. &c Jenkins wants your rabbits. The season is now on.
 Wanted: All kinds Of produce at the highest market price. ,, B. HARDEN.
 H. B. Owens, near the depot, has just what you want in both goods and prices.
 Frank Jageman wants to trade one wagon, orc hack, and set of harness for corn and hogs.
 The best and most fashionable line of tailor-made Skirts, Jackets and Capes at J. c. Harbert's.
 Harden is still buying apples and paying the biggest price. Deliver at his produce house.
 Soi Halford of Salina, Tenn, is here visiting req ives and taking prospec- tive view of the country.
 Harden has sold two car loads Of salt and has received another car. F e has the best salt at the best price.
 Buy your groceries where the goods and the phone are the same number. Numberi. Tanning 6 Birkes.
 Mrs. Joe s. Fancher of Berryville was guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey, Saturday and Sunday.
 Your grocery bif will never seem too large if you will buy judicously and trade exclusively at Tanning 6 Birkes'.
 Buell. &: Jenkins wish to say to their patrons that ali apples will be received at their uptown business west side of square.
 Bud Pyron has charge of the brick work on the new school building. He to push the work to an early 
 j B. Reeves left Tuesday for points in the Territory and Oklahoma where he l will seek market fer the products of his cannery.
 1t costs you nothing extra to have a chance at that elegant 42-piece dinner set, one of which is drawn every Satur- day at J c. Harbert's.
 Dr. Smart, the physician for the rail- road construction company at Omaha, was in Green Forest Monday looking after some business matters.
 In order to close out his fall and winter stock, J. c. Harbert will sell La1ie5' { and Children's hats at absolute cost. I We mean exactly what we say.
 As the fur season is about here, we are now able to quote you best prces on all kinds of furs. See us before you sell 1t will pay you. Buell. & Jenkins.
 There will be free entertainment at the Rule public school Friday even- ing, Nov. IS. County Examiner E, c. Cooper will make an address on this occasion. The public is cordially in~ gited.
 Good hotel property in Eureka Springs, rents for $50 per month, to ,rade for farm near Green Forest. Must have i00 acres or more in culti~ ration. Bottom land preferred, Carroll | G. Abstract Go,
 Ii. NJ. Foster, not only again becomes citizen of our town, but will again open . stock of groceries in his former tand about December 1. He will not give up his position as a commercial salesman, however, but will employ the aelp necessary to run his store.
 NJ. F. Williams, representing the Austin Western Co.,, manufacturers of road building machinery was here last week in the interest of his company. E He expects to have sample road ma chine in few weeks and will give our people public exhibition of the road making facilities of his machine.
 Some weeks ago THE TRIBUNE inti- . mated that we were in need of help in our office. The item was caught by Ernest V. Madison of Kilbourne, III. Having an ambition to learn to be printer and an editor, he wrote to US concerning the place and as a result he arrived here Wednesday and will be- come identified with this office for a